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February 26, 1930 Times Recorder
John Morgan Millertown, Chapel Hill
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St. Francis Church, Chapel Hill
Posted by JRW on August 5, 2013
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Four Generations of Weiners
Posted by JRW on August 7, 2012
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Morgan’s Raid Article from Athens Messenger
Posted by JRW on November 11, 2011
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July 23, 1863
The Athens Messenger
Hamdem, Hobson, Judah, Chesire, Gallipolis, Jackson Countu, Rutland, Major D.H. Moore,Col. Gilmore, Harrisonville, Rev. Welch, Shade Long Bottom, Chappel Hill, Athens, Nelsonville, Chauncey, McConnelsvile, Morgan County, Maj. Burnside, Vinton
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Chapel Hill Cemetery
Posted by JRW on October 26, 2011
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The Bennett Sisters Corning Ohio 1947
Posted by JRW on October 18, 2011
DO-PH-904, Mary Victoria Bennett Weiner, Charles Longstreth, Emma C. (Carrie) Bennett Longstreth, James Lewis Weiner Corning
Tim Cain Collection
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San Toy Grade School 1910
Posted by JRW on October 18, 2011
DO-PH-902, Rose Weiner, Mary Weiner, Alice Catherine Weiner, San Toy
Tim Cain Collection
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St. Francis Church at Chapel Hill
Posted by JRW on March 22, 2011
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Chapel Hill School, Monroe Twp., Perry County, 1907
Posted by JRW on March 8, 2011
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Chapel Hill, Perry County, as a Mission Center 1840-1850
Posted by JRW on October 20, 2010
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From the Bulletin of the Catholic Record Society of Columbus
Vol. XVIII, No. 10 Oct. 4: St. Francis of Assisi at Chapel Hill
October, AD. 2003
St. Francis of Assisi at Chapel Hill or Sunday Creek in southeastern Perry County usually is thought of as a simple country parish, founded in1841. However, in the decade of the 1840s it was a mission center. Its three pastors during those years made arduous journeys into Morgan County, southwestern Perry County, and across Athens County to northern Meigs County to bring the life of the Sacraments to the poor farmers of English, Irish; “German, and French descent, along with Irish families on the canal. The churches attended in addition to St. Francis were: St. Michael at Deavertown, Morgan County (founded 1820); Seven Dolors atChauncey in Athens County (1843); St. Peter on Monday Creek in southwestern Perry County (1844); and St. John the Baptist near Anthony in Athens County (1845). None of these churches now exist.
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St. Francis Catholic Church at Chapel Hill (Thompsonville)
Posted by littlecitiesarchive on July 25, 2010
Left to right ; Francis B. Nash, Matilda Nash,Peter Nash and Leo Nash. People on right side of door unidentified. (Thanks to Dick Nash for names)
Chapel Hill
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