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Painesville Telegraph Abstracts
July, 1822

Painesville Telegraph - July 16, 1822

A List of Lands Situated in Geauga County, Ohio, returned delinquent for taxes, for the years 1820 & 1821.
Residents Non-Residents Acres & Rates Amt. tax.
R. T. Tr. Lot, gr. & c. 2d. 3d. D. C. M.
Andrews, Hazard 6 9 11.12.18.14.15.in com. 100 3 35 3
Andrews, James 6 9 2 55 1 84 5
Adams, John & Samuel Forbes 9 6 2 1 108 5 80 2
do. 9 6 2 2 104 5 58 7
do. 9 6 2 3 108 5 80 2
do. 9 6 2 4 107 5 74 8
do. 9 6 2 5 107 5 74 8
do. 9 6 2 6 108 5 80 2
do. 9 6 2 20 151 8 11 2
do. 9 6 2 21 118 6 83 9
do. 9 6 2 22 115 6 17 8
do. 9 6 2 23 108 5 80 2
do. 9 6 2 24 107 5 74 8
do. 9 6 2 25 107 5 74 8
do. 9 6 2 26 107 5 74 8
do. 9 6 2 27 107 5 74 8
do. 9 6 2 28 106 5 69 4
Arnold, Samuel 8 7 1 24 202 10 85 1
Brown, David 7 9 15 346 11 60 1
Bester, Jonathan, heirs of 8 9 3 135.136.W 77 4 13 7
do. 8 9 3 158.E 201 10 79 8
Brown, John 6 12 1 in 14 4 21 5
Barton, Joshua 7 10 27 N 136 4 56
Brown, Owen paid 7 11 61 S 56 1 84 5
Bates, Hinsdale 8 6 2 Sec 1 N 447 24 1 3
Burnham, Joseph 7 11 72 in com. 10 53 7
Bleight, Samuel 9 9 1 9 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 20 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 22 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 23 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 37 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 38 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 43 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 48 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 49 105 5 64 1
do. 9 9 1 51 105 5 64 1
Bacon, David 9 10 5 8 43 0
Brown, Asa 9 8 2 14 202 10 85 1
Bidwell, Benjamin paid 6 9 1 N.W. 160 8 59 6
Burroughs, Amos 8 9 3 150.151 99 5 81 9
Cross, Henry paid 6 11 11 S.W. 100 5 37 2
Chapman, Elish, simple tax 9 10 pt. Shehi tract 55 2 52 5
Curtis, Blake paid 6 9 2 N.E. & S. 200 6 70 6
do. do. 6 9 8 N.E. 432 14 48 5
Clinton, De Witt 6 9 5 E. 262 14 7 5
Clapp, Anassa, heirs of 7 10 6 231 12 41
do. 7 10 7 256 13 75 2
do. 7 10 35 126 6 76 8
do. 7 10 71 126 6 76 8
simple tax for do. 7 10 55 126 5 86
Cheney, Pennel, heirs of 9 10 18 96 7
Cutter, John 8 6 2 E. centre lot 206 11 6 6
Douglass, Tho's James 6 9 7 mid 488 26 21 6
do. 6 9 8 619 33 25 3
do. 6 9 9 644 34 59 6
do. 6 9 10 657 35 29 4
Emerson, Jesse, heirs of 6 10 14 N.E. 117 3 92 3
Edwards, Pierpont 7 11 80 N. 87 4 67 4
do. 8 6 1 Sec. 6, lot 17 40 2 14 9
Eggleston, Darius 9 8 2 3 in com 67 8 60
Edwards & Rice 7 10 5 in com 91 4 88 9
do. 7 10 22 do. 89 4 78 2
do. 7 10 39 do. 50 2 68 6
do. 7 10 40 do. 51 2 74
do. 7 10 77 do 51 2 74
Fobes, Lucinda, paid 6 12 2 105 5 64 1
Fobes, Harmony 6 12 2 105 5 64 1
Granger, Samuel 8 9 2 3 89 4 78 2
Granger, Oliver, heirs of 8 8 1 Sec 3, lot 3 220 11 21 8
Geer, Moses 9 8 2 3 in com 68 3 65 4
Hale, Thomas 8 7 1 11 202 6 77 3
do. 8 7 1 23 202 6 77 3
do. 8 8 1 Sec 3, lot 4 in com 416 13 94 8
do. 8 8 1 do. 2 do. 1 54 2 90 1
Hill, Gideon 7 6 5 S.E. 179 6 2
Harper, Jas. A & Jno. A. 9 8 2 24 160 8 59 6
Adm'r of Jno. Miner dc. 9 8 3 14 N.E. 86 4 62
Hitchcock, William 8 6 1 1 in com. 10 53 7
Hollbrook, Daniel 7 7 92 162 8 70 3
Huntington, Hex & David 9 10 5 5 48 2 57 9
Huntington, Zechariah 6 9 22 mid 127 6 82 2
do. 6 9 28.4.25 58 3 11 6
Hatch, Eli 9 8 1 15 in com 10 23 7
do. 9 8 1 21 do. 11 59 1
do. 9 8 1 1 do. 79 4 24 5
do. 7 10 13 do. 98 5 26 5
do. 7 10 30 do. 250 13 43
do. 7 10 73 do. 67 3 60
Hurd, Abner 8 6 1 Sec. 1 177 9 50 9
Hall, Ebenezer 9 8 3 1 E. 110 5 90 9
Jenkins, John 8 6 1 Sec. 6, lot 20 W. 112 3 75 5
Kinshan, Jno, heirs of 6 11 8 7 50 1 67 7
Kibbie, Isaac 6 9 2 34 1 14
do. 6 9 4 W. 232 7 77 9
do. 6 9 5 E. 263 8 81 9
Lemoin, ___ 7 6 Sec 3 W 50 2 68 6
Leonard, Elisha 9 8 2 3 67 3 60
Miller, William F 9 8 3 31 200 10 74 4
Martin, Robert 9 9 1 24 105 5 64 1
Metcalf, Melissa 6 9 28 109 5 85 6
Moss, Rufus 7 7 41 S. 60 3 22 4
Minks, John 6 7 50 W. 209 11 22 8
Oviatt, Hentan 9 8 3 2 or 3 in com. 25 1 34 3
do. 6 11 11 do. in com. 20 1 7 4
do. 9 8 2 4 S. 96 3 21 8
Perkins, Wm., heirs of 6 12 8 7 in com. 7 23 5
Parker, Chas., heirs of 7 9 1 Parker's tract 200 6 70 6
do. 7 9 2 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 3 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 4 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 5 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 6 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 7 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 8 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 9 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 10 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 11 do. 200 6 70 6
do 7 9 12 do. 200 6 70 6
Rockwell Scl. & Martin 7 10 58 2 29 8
Root, Jeremiah 7 11 61 61 3 27 6
Root, Ephraim 9 9 3 20 100 5 37 2
Russell, Obed 9 8 2 5 in com. 68 3 65 4
Rising & Pierce 9 10 2 in com 13 69 8
do. 8 6 5 Sec. 1 49-1/2 2 56
Sinclair, David, Jno Jr. & Bradbury 7 11 2 75 in com 6 3 55 4
Sheldon & Harmon 6 10 13 209 10 74 4
Smith, Martin 9 10 186 9 99 2
Sheldon, Thomas 9 8 2 2 in com. 79 4 24 5
do. 9 8 1 15 do. 11 59
do. 9 8 1 21 do. 11 59 1
do. 7 10 1 13 do. 119 6 39 3
do. 7 10 30 do. 126 6 71 3
do. 7 10 73 do. 33 1 77 3
Stoddard, John 7 11 21 do. 98 5 15 7
Stewart, George 9 7 3 9 do. 86 4 62 2
do. 9 7 3 10 N. do. 45 2 41 8
do. 9 7 3 11 S. do. 55 2 95 3
Stackhouse, Mark 8 11 2 7 S. 100 5 37 2
Sessions, Francis 6 9 23 109 5 85 6
Sessions, Robert 6 9 23 109 5 85 6
Sheldon, Thos., heirs of 6 11 11 E. in com 240 12 89 8
Townsend, Jacob 9 8 3 W. 50 2 68 6
Thomas, Edmund 8 10 2 E. 200 10 74 4
Todd, Caleb 7 7 98 155 8 32 7
do. 7 7 57 95 5 10 4
Taylor, John 7 11 19 129 6 93
Unknown Owners 6 7 11 mid. 56 3 0 8
do. 6 10 8 128 6 87 6
do. 6 10 9 119 6 39 3
do. 6 10 11 92 4 94 2
do. 6 10 34 mid. 67 3 60
do. 7 9 10 S.E. 200 10 74 4
do. 7 11 3 161 8 65
do. 7 11 21 in com 67 3 60
do. 7 11 24 152 8 16 5
do. 7 11 31 168 9 2 5
do. 7 11 71 51 2 74
do. 7 10 73 in com. 25 1 34 3
do. 7 11 95 160 8 59 6
do. 8 7 1 26 S. 24 1 28 9
do. 9 8 2 2 56 3 0 8
do. 9 8 3 2 or 39 75 4 3
do. 9 9 1 34 105 5 64 1
do. 9 10 5 W. 435 23 36 9
do. 9 10 5 mid. 85 4 36 7
do. 7 10 52 126 6 76 8
do. 6 11 8 4 W. 37 1 98 8
Wilton, John 6 9 21 mid 113 3 78 9
do. 6 9 23 W. 187 16 32 9
Wilcox, Ambrose 8 6 1 Sec 6, lot 20 E 52 2 79 3
Whitaker, Henry & 8 9 2 15 E 37 1 98 8
heirs of John Whitaker 8 9 2 18 85 4 56 7
THE STATE OF OHIO, GEAUGA COUNTY, SS
Auditor's Office, June 8th, 1822
I certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the list of lands returned from the office of the Auditor of the State of Ohio, to this office, its delinquent for taxes, for the years 1820 & 1821 - And do hereby give notice that the lands therein described, will be exposed for sale at the Court House in Chardon, on the fourth Monday in February next, for the satisfaction of said taxes - when the person who will pay the taxes, interent and penalties, due on any tract of land, for the least quantity thereof, will be considered the purchaser of which quantity, and will be entitled to a conveyance of the same agreeably to law.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, A.M. and continue day to day, if necessary, and so much of said lands are sold as will satisfy the amount of taxes charged thereon.
ELEAZER PAINE, County Auditor

Painesville Telegraph - July 24, 1822

Died

In Newburgh, on the 10th instant, Samuel, Sr., Baldwin, Esq., aged 46.
At Chagrin, on the 14th instant, Mr. Henry Burdeck.
Their remains were interred with masonic honors.
Military

Notice is hereby given to the Commissioned and Staff Officers of the 1st Reg. 1st Brig. and 9th Div. Ohio Militia, to meet at the public square in the town of Chardon, on the 21st day of August next, at 10 o'clock A.M., armed and equipped as the law directs, for the purpose of holding an officers muster, to consist of the commissioned and staff officers of both regiments in Geauga County. The officers, except the field and staff, will appear with good muskets, fusees, or rifles, and other equipments for the performance of camp duty.
George Warren
Com'dt 1st Reg. 1st Brig, 9th Div. O.M.
Painesville, July 23, 1822
The State of Ohio, Geauga County, SS
Whereas, Calvin Cole, has heretofore filed his peition in the court of common pleas of said county, praying relief under the act entitled "an act for the relief of insolvent debtors." Notice is, therefore, hereby given of the pendency of said petition, and that the same will come to a final hearing at the next term of court of common pleas, to be holden at Chardon, in and for the county of Geauga, on the 21st day of Oct., A.D. 1822
By order of court,
Edward Paine, jr., Clerk
The State of Ohio, Geauga County, SS
Whereas, Nathaniel Stone, has heretofore filed his peition in the court of common pleas of said county, praying relief under the act entitled "an act for the relief of insolvent debtors." Notice is, therefore, hereby given of the pendency of said petition, and that the same will come to a final hearing at the next term of court of common pleas, to be holden at Chardon, in and for the county of Geauga, on the 21st day of Oct., A.D. 1822
By order of court,
Edward Paine, jr., Clerk
A List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Painesville, Ohio, on the 30th day of June, 1822
Elijah Alvert
David Allison, jun.
Cushing Brownell
Jason Bowers
Samuel A Barker
Alvy Bingham
Captain James Baird
William Croffts
Calvin Cole
William W Carrol
Samuel Crittendon
James Carrel
Allen Dike
Russel Distrow
Ralph Granger
E D Howe		 Captain S B Howard
John M Leathery
Abijah Merrill
Michael Matelen
Aaron Metcalf
Jacob Peet
Samuel W Phelps
Ebenezer C Snow
Rev. Charles B. Storrs
Messrs. Streeter & Co.
Wilvia Skinner
Samuel Sibley
Isaac N Skinner
John H Snedeker
George Warner
Chancey Warner
Jedediah Hills, P.M.

Painesville Telegraph - July 31, 1822

Notice is hereby given, To all persons having claims against the estate of Jacob Williams, late of Salem, Ashtabula County, deceased, that one year from the 2d day of April last is allowed them to present their accounts for settlement. Those indebted are requested to make immediate payment.
Lydia Williams, Adm'r'x
Dioceltian Williams, Adm.
Salem, July 22, 1822
One Cent Reward
 Ran away from the subscriber, on the 24th of June last, an indebted boy, named Lyman Reed, between 10 and11 years of age - All persons are forbid harboring or trusting said boy, on penalty of law. Whoever will return said boy shall receive the above reward, but no charges paid.
Clark Blogdett
Painesville, Ohio, July 4, 1822

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