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Articles 751 - 754 of 754
Full-Text Articles in United States History
Letter, Oscar D. Ladley To Mother And Sisters [Catherine, Mary And Alice Ladley], Oscar D. Ladley
Letter, Oscar D. Ladley To Mother And Sisters [Catherine, Mary And Alice Ladley], Oscar D. Ladley
Oscar D. Ladley Papers (MS-138)
Letter to Oscar Ladley's mother and sisters from Camp John McLean. He writes about his health, about regiments being consolidated, and about camp life.
The Long Secreted Friend, Or A True And Christian Information For Every Body; Containing Wonderful And Approved Remedies And Arts For Men And Beast., John G. Hohman
Local and Rare Books
This book is a collection of remedies and charms for a variety of issues and ailments. The Long Secreted Friend was originally published in German by Johann Georg Hohman who later published this translation as John G. Hohman in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
The Buckeye Jumper: Or, Borton's First Present To The Public, Comprising Six Score And Sixteen Remarks Concerning The Science Of Medical Botany, Jacob Borton
Local and Rare Books
This book is presented as a numbered list of information about medical botany prepared by author Jacob Borton. The author of this book presents the history of medical botany, facts, examples of recommended texts, and more.
Manumission Records Of Black Persons
Manumission Records Of Black Persons
Local Government Records
In 1804, the Ohio General Assembly enacted the Ohio Black Codes to govern black and mulatto people living in the state. Under these Codes, free blacks and mulattos were required to register at their local court, proving they were free by providing emancipation papers or witnesses who could prove their “free” status and guarantee their good behavior with a monetary surety. You can see a name index of the Register by visiting our Emancipation Index for Miami County.