by McDonald, Robert D.
Table of Contents
Little Home Histories,
Part 01 -- Table of Contents and Introduction. (this entry)
Part 02 -- Old Residence (of Jesse Bailey).
Part 03 -- Jesse and Asenath Patterson Bailey..
Part 04 -- Joel Bailey.
Part 05 -- Lindley Patterson and Elizabeth (Stanton) Bailey.
Part 06 -- David Ball.
Part 07 -- Early Times in Barnesville, Ohio.
Part 08 -- The Bundy Ancestors.
Part 09 -- Anna Stanton Bundy.
Part 10 -- The Chalkley Bundy Home.
Part 11 -- Flax-Wool-Soap Making.
Part 12 -- John Bundy Homestead.
Part 13 -- William 'Black Bill' Bundy.
Part 14 -- The Clay Pike.
Part 15 -- The Francis Davis House.
Part 16 -- Joseph F. Doudna.
Part 17 -- Anecdotes of Joseph F. Doudna.
Part 18 -- Knowels and Knowis.
Part 19 -- 'Kidnapped Doudna' Tradition.
Historical Data Concerning Joel and Rebecca Doudna and Family:
-- Part 20 -- The 'Old Brick House' (1811).
-- Part 21 -- Spring.
-- Part 22 -- Tobacco House, Tobacco Growing, and Dog House.
-- Part 23 -- Barns.
-- Part 24 -- Houses.
-- Part 25 -- Medication Applied to a Crushed Thumb.
-- Part 26 -- 1859 June Frost.
Part 27 -- The Birthplace of Joseph W. Doudna.
Part 28 -- Joseph W. Doudna.
Part 29 - The Home of Sara Doudna.
Part 30 -- My Pioneer Grandmother: Anna Hall Edgerton.
Part 31 -- Edgerton History.
Part 32 -- John H. Edgerton.
Part 33 -- Aaron Frame, 1815-1896.
Part 34 -- Some Friends Meetings in Belmont & Guernsey Counties, Ohio.
Part 35 -- Friends Boarding School: 'Olney'.
Part 36 -- Some Historical Sketches of Friends at the Ridge.
Part 37 -- Otho French Home History.
Part 38 -- The Gibbons Family.
Part 39 -- William Green.
Part 40 -- John Hall.
Part 41 -- The Thomas Hall Home.
Part 42 -- Anecdote of School Days of Wilfred T. Hall.
Part 43 -- Anecdotes: Putting Up Hay.
Part 44 -- Elijah Hanson.
Part 45 -- The Thomas Hobson Home.
Part 46 -- Benjamin Hoyle.
Part 47 -- Dr. Carolus Judkins.
Part 48 -- Some History of Wool, Flax and Nettles in Leatherwood Valley (from Cyrus Hall's History of Leatherwood Valley).
Part 49 -- Historical Reminiscen
ces of the Joseph Edgerton Family.
Part 50 -- Anecdotes Concerning Charles Livezey.
Part 51 -- Memory Lane.
Part 52 -- The Patterson History.
-- Part 53 -- A Dog Story.
Part 54 -- Joseph Patterson.
Part 55 -- 'Bob Peters'.
Part 56 -- Edward Pickett.
Part 57 -- William Pickett.
Part 58 -- The Plummer Farm.
Part 59 -- A Quaker Centennial.
Part 60 -- Jonathan T. and Abigail Steer Schofield.
Part 61 -- Anecdotes of No. 1 and No. 2 Schools.
Part 62 -- Copy of a Letter to Margaret Bailey -- From Anna Sears.
Part 63 -- Copy of a Letter to Margaret Bailey -- John Doudna.
Part 64 -- Anecdotes of Anna Doudna Sears and Henry Doudna.
Part 65 -- Home of Benjamin and Esther Sears.
Part 66 -- Home of Peter Sears, 1807-.
Part 67 -- 'A House Built About 1810'.
Part 68 -- The Smith Homestead, 1813-.
Part 69 -- Smith Stories.
Part 70 -- The Old Log House of Eli Stanton, 1812-.
Part 71 -- Eli Stanton's Sorghum Mill.
Part 72 -- Eli Stanton Family Anecdotes.
Part 73 -- James Stanton.
Part 74 -- Wedding Certificate of James Stanton and Rachel Scholfield.
Part 75 -- The James Stanton Home, 1837-.
Anecdotes Written by William G. Steer:
-- Part 76 -- Oxen.
-- Part 77 -- Tramping Out Grain.
-- Part 78 -- Sugar Camp.
-- Part 79 -- Sorghum Molasses.
-- Part 80 -- The Primary Brick School House, 1835-.
-- Part 81 -- Corn Husking.
-- Part 82 -- James Frame.
-- Part 83 -- The Steer Name.
-- Part 84 -- Three Accidents.
-- Part 85 -- The Boarding School Fire in 1910.
Part 86 -- Camm and Elizabeth Thomas.
Part 87 -- Samuel Walton.
Part 88 -- Thomas Webster, Sr., 1782-1858.
Part 89 -- John Webster, Jr., 1791-.
Part 90 -- Homes of Thomas Webster, Sr., 1782-1858.
Part 91 -- Dr. Ephraim Williams.
Part 92 -- Richard Williams.
Part 93 -- Wolf Den Story.
Part 94 -- William Henry Stanton, 1860-.
Part 95 -- Few Facts Concerning the Edmund Fowler Family and Home (1834- ).
Introduction
During the summer of 1941, William Henry Stanton of Ridley Park, Pennsylvania, in his eighty-first year, expressed his wish while visiting his numerous friends and relatives of Stillwater Quarterly Meeting, East of Barnesville, Ohio, that some history be written of the development of this section of Belmont County which started in the early 1800s.
As he talked of "Old Homesteads" and the primitive ways of living with these people, they became deeply interested in this thought of writing about their experiences of earlier years and the stories they had heard from their parents and grandparents and early settlers.
To make this "Little Home History" possible, we are indebted to those who have so faithfully written to him with their stories and past experiences and hope that the coming generation shall enjoy reading it and benefit from the stories related herein by their ancestors and friends.
Note: The resulting publication -- Little Home Histories in Our Early Homes, Belmont County, Ohio -- was published in 1942. It was "multigraphed" by L.S. Haines Co., 90 Chester Pike, Collingdale, PA.
See next entry: Little Home Histories, Part 02 -- Old Residence (of Jesse Bailey).
CO-AUTHOR: McDonald, Beulah Patten.
DATABASE: Fulltext eBooks: Copyright (c) 2002 The Pierian Press, Inc. All Rights Reserved
ENTRY NUMBER: EBK30013701
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