TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR MUSKINGUM JOURNAL
Volume 1 Number 1 Winter 1994
William Apthorp Adams
David M. Taylor..................................................................3
Touching the Distant Past [essay on local prehistory]
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................6
Solomon Sturges Calls at the White House
David M. Taylor..................................................................8
In Search of the Zanesville Massacre
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................14
Life Let Us Cherish [poem]
Mrs. Ann Buckingham ........................................................15
There's Nothing True But Heaven [poem]
Mrs. Ann Buckingham ........................................................16
Volume 2 Number 1 Summer 1995
Rediscovering Muskingum County's Civil War Camps
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................5
A Violin Shop
Stella M. Graves..................................................................11
Then and Now [poem]
"A Pioneer's Son" ................................................................13
Eleanor Bailey Johnson on World War II
Ann Nicholas ......................................................................14
A Tribute to Gaga [Juliet McCoy Smith]
Juliet Haines Mofford .........................................................15
Volume 2 Number 2 Fall 1995
Crash of the Shenandoah (ZR-1) - An Eyewitness Account
Cash D. Bryan .....................................................................4
As I Grew Up
Stella M. Graves..................................................................6
Journal of a Tour of Pleasure through the Western Company
Burrows Moore, Edward S. Moore and John Buade, c. 1840
ed. Ann Nicholas .................................................................8
Leather Post Cards
Stella M. Graves..................................................................10
Spanish Silver in Muskingum County
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................12
What Happened to Muskingum County's Prehistoric Burial
Mounds and Earthworks?
Jeff Carskadden ...................................................................15
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Volume 3 Number 1 Spring 1996
Interpreting the Stone Academy by Examining Its Peers
David M. Taylor..................................................................4
Fragments and Glimpses - Stone Academy Test Excavations
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................11
Civil War Notes [includes Muskingum Co post offices in 1860]
Jane Price ............................................................................22
Uncovering Black History in Muskingum County [review of
current exhibit]
Ann Combs .........................................................................23
New Publication -Wolf Creek and the Muskingum
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................24
Exploring Prehistoric Mounds on the Rix Mills-High Hill
Divide, A Book Review
Darlene Richards .................................................................25
Zanesville Man Writes Home [Civil War letter from Dick
Johnston, 1863]
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................26
Volume 3 Number 2 Summer 1996
Nelly Buckingham's Diary
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................4
Faultless [Starch] Beginnings in Zanesville
Cyndie L. Gerken ................................................................9
Three Funerals [Fred and Anna Leidy, Lydia Abell, 1917]
Jane Price ............................................................................13
Thomas Hendricks: A Life of Service
Ann Combs .........................................................................14
"Buffalo John" Channel
Jeff Carskadden ...................................................................17
Student Essay Winners
Ralph Burris and Lamara
Draughn, Debra Van Camp,
Brandon Walker, Christopher Armstrong ...........................26
Volume 4 Number 1 Spring 1997
Recollections of Old Putnam
Vincent B. Linn ...................................................................4
Joe's Run [poem]
Abraham Cooper .................................................................24
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Volume 4 Number 2 Winter 1997
Adams Brothers' Contracting Company
Adam Kendall .....................................................................3
Anne Virginia Culbertson
David M. Taylor..................................................................11
The Blue Muskingum [poem]
Anne Virginia Culbertson ...................................................14
"A Brittle Thread Between Me and Eternity" [letters from the
Insane Asylum, 1888]
David M. Taylor..................................................................17
Local Armco Team Won National Championship in 1925
Kurt White ..........................................................................20
A Life Ebbing Away [Joseph Schwarten’s dental ordeal, 1905]
From newspaper accounts ...................................................23
Milton B. Cushing
David M. Taylor..................................................................28
Volume 5 Number 1 Spring 1998
Treasure Hunting in Salem Township
Jon Shaeffer ........................................................................4
From the Museum Collection: China decorated by Lillie
Rambo and Mary Linn
David M. Taylor..................................................................12
Mr. Work Presses His Suit [courtship, 1857] ........................15
Zanesville As Seen from Putnam Hill Park: A Fifty Year
Comparison 1940's to 1990's
Floyd Felumlee ...................................................................18
Lillie's [Lilly Parsons Emery] Western Life
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................22
The Muskingum [poem]
Samuel Oldham ...................................................................24
Volume 5 Number 2 Winter 1998
From the Museum Collection: Tickets to the Impeachment
Of President Andrew Johnson
David M. Taylor..................................................................3
Centennial Song [poem]
Abraham Cooper .................................................................6
Traveling Awheel from Zanesville to New York
the Anonymous Wheelman .................................................7
On Quilts and Farming
Wayne Perkins ....................................................................24
Dr. Increase Mathews House Museum Update......................27
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Volume 6 Number 1 Summer 1999
From the Museum Collection: Drawings by Howard
Chandler Christy
David M. Taylor..................................................................3
The Original "Man from Zanesville" [Otis Harlan]
Kurt White ..........................................................................5
The Celebrated Dr. Field [mentor to Dr. Increase Mathews]
Kurt White ..........................................................................7
An Overview of the Munch Site Excavation
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................15
Zanesville As Seen from Putnam Hill Park: A Fifty Year
Comparison 1940's to 1990's Part II
Floyd Felumlee ...................................................................20
Howard Chandler Christy
Vincent Linn .......................................................................23
Number Three or Ye Olden Time [History of Adams Twp]
Rev. H. W. Stewart .............................................................26
Volume 6 Number 2 Winter 1999
From the Museum Collection: Pueblo pottery, Allwine chair,
Civil War banner
Renee Huddleston ...............................................................3
A Bicycle Trip Revisited
David M. Taylor..................................................................5
Firsthand History: Pleas for "The Preservation of My Family”
[the Harlan family in the Great Depression]
Kurt White ..........................................................................16
The Hoskinsonville Rebellion: Rebels Confront the Union
Army in Southeastern Ohio
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................21
Heritage Farms of Muskingum County: The Burckholter
Farm of Harrison Township
Holly Burckholter ...............................................................26
Bridge Sentinel Now Museum Artifact
David M. Taylor..................................................................29
An 1812 Story
Katherine Lee Randolph .....................................................31
Book Review: Ohio Historic Bridge Guide
David M. Taylor..................................................................34
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Volume 7 Number 1 Spring 2000
From the Museum Collection: Embroidered Sampler by
Amelia McIntire
David M. Taylor................................................................3
Firsthand History: “That Terrible Disease, Diphtheria”
David M. Taylor................................................................7
Hundreds of Horses In Zanesville
Lawrence E. Fulkerson and Gary Felumlee......................11
Looking Back at the Luby Farm
Jerry Westgerdes...............................................................14
The Covered Bridges of Salt Creek
Miriam Wood....................................................................18
Two New Historical Markers for Muskingum County
David M. Taylor................................................................27
Important Discoveries at the Dr. Robert Safford House
Gary Felumlee....................................................................30
Volume 7 Number 2 Winter 2000
From the Museum Collection: Discarded Tombstones of
Muskingum County Pioneer Women
Kurt L. White ......................................................................3
Zane’s Trace
Gordon Mitchell ..................................................................10
Firsthand History: Letters from the Civil War
Gary Felumlee and David M. Taylor ..................................14
George Cass and America’s First Wrought Iron Bridge
David M. Taylor..................................................................20
Our New Year [poem]
Ralph Smith Mershon .........................................................26
Volume 8 Number 1 Summer 2001
Luck, Fate and Providence [Memoir of World War I]
Joseph A. Palmer ................................................................5
Mail Theft in Dresden
David M. Taylor..................................................................13
Farmer’s Institute
Russell McCall ....................................................................15
The Covered Bridges of Wakatomika Creek and the
Licking River
Miriam Wood ......................................................................18
Putnam in the Golden Days
Eleanor Young Bailey .........................................................25
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Volume 8 Number 2 Winter 2001
Muskingum County in 1833
Renee Huddleston ...............................................................4
From the Museum Collection: Two Dresses Worn to
Presidential Inaugural Balls
Susanna Smucker & David M. Taylor ................................9
Poetry Set in Cast Iron: The Mazeppa Firefronts of the
Blandy Foundry
David M. Taylor..................................................................18
The Hamiltons and the Scotch Colony of Brownsville and
Vicinity, Reminiscences of 60 Years Ago [c. 1840-1890]
Gen. W. D. Hamilton ..........................................................27
Two Essays on the Abolition Movement
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................34
Volume 9 Number 1 Summer 2002
Traveling the Raider’s Route: John Hunt Morgan,
July 23 and 24, 1863
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................4
The Original River at Zanesville from Zane’s Landing
Park to the Canal’s End
Wally Moore .......................................................................11
Sassafras Tea
Gordon Mitchell ..................................................................27
From the Museum Collection: Local Artists in the Pioneer
and Historical Society Collection
David M. Taylor..................................................................34
Volume 9 Number 2 Winter 2002
Margaret Dooris
David M. Taylor..................................................................4
Lt. John Arlin Winefordner: A “Hero of the Sky”
David M. Taylor..................................................................8
Frank J. Paul Coal Mines of Wayne Township
Shelly Burkhart ...................................................................16
Land Surveys in Ohio
Gordon Mitchell ..................................................................21
Carols Around the Peana .......................................................28
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Volume 10 Number 1 Summer 2003
Christopher Gist: Ohio’s First Frontiersman
Gordon Mitchell ..................................................................4
Brickbats and Broken Glass: Understanding the
Anti-Abolition Riots in Putnam in 1835 and ’39
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................14
The Covered Bridges of Jonathan and Moxahala Creeks
and their Tributaries
Miriam Wood ......................................................................23
An Examination of the Acts of the 10th General Assembly
of Ohio
David M. Taylor..................................................................28
Recipes for a Summer Day
from the Pioneer & Historical Society archives .................50
Volume 10 Number 2 Winter 2003
A Model of Patriotism [2 World War I letters]
Stephanie Kline ...................................................................4
Daily Life in the Tree Army:
The CCC Diary of Garrett Dunnington .................................7
Zane’s Land Grants
Gordon Mitchell ..................................................................23
From the Museum Collection: Mementos of the Third
Y-Bridge
David M Taylor...................................................................29
Volume 11 Number 1 Summer 2004
The Captivity of Betsy and William Spicer
Jeff Carskadden ...................................................................4
The Ohio Canal at Dresden, Ohio
Jane Everett .........................................................................12
A History of the Brush-McCoy Pottery:
Notes from the Corporate Minutes Books Part 1 ................20
Logan’s Lament .....................................................................37
Muskingum Pioneers - Auld Lang Syne [poem]
Anon., 1887.........................................................................38
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Volume 11 Number 2 Winter 2004
A History of the Brush-McCoy Pottery
Notes from the Corporate Minutes Book, Part 2 ................4
From the Museum Collection: Pottery and Tile at the
Dr. Increase Mathews House Museum
David M. Taylor..................................................................15
D. W. Caldwell
Biographical notes from a commemorative tile ..................20
PawPaw: An Ohio Banana
Gordon Mitchell ..................................................................22
Book Review: Gold Medal CCC Company 1538: A
Documentary by Kathy Mays Smith
David M Taylor...................................................................27
Winter Whims [poem]
Ralph Smith Mershon .........................................................32
Volume 12 Number 1 Summer 2005 - Dr. Increase Mathews
House Bicentennial Issue
“Set Out for the Ohio Country”: Dr. Increase Matthews’ Diary
of 1798 ................................................................................4
Dr. Increase Mathews and His Family: The Massachusetts Years
Kurt L. White ......................................................................21
Volume 12 Number 2 Winter 2005
History of the McIntire Children’s Home
Martha Sullivan...................................................................4
Blessed by the Pope and Ordained by the Presbyterians
Edith Lucile Brush Barnett .................................................15
The Founding of Ohio [poem]
Ralph Smith Mershon .........................................................26
Volume 13 Number 1 Summer 2006
An Explanation of Abolitionism and “Riotous Persons” in
Putnam, Ohio in the 1830s
Geoffrey S. Geyer ...............................................................4
Spicebush: An Aromatic Shrub
Gordon Mitchell ..................................................................24
An Examination of the Acts of the 9th General Assembly of Ohio
David M. Taylor...................................................................29
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Volume 13 Number 2 Winter 2006
J. B. Owens Pottery and Tile Plant: The Largest Illegal Still
Ever Taken by the U. S. Government
Michael Lussier ...................................................................4
William Ashmore: Zanesville Native Who Influenced the
American Missionary Movement
Loren Anderson ..................................................................14
How I Got My Education
Joshua McC. Simpson.........................................................16
Yakwai and Other Prehistoric Creatures of the Muskingum Valley
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................23
Volume 14 Number 1 Summer 2007
The Josiah Stoneburner [Civil War] Letters
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................4
Ruminations on a Diary [diary of Mary Florence Leasure]
Gerald Westgerdes ..............................................................21
Cordially Invited [noteworthy Zanesvillians of 1931]
Virginia Grassel ..................................................................24
Sails That Sing [poem]
Edith Lombard Squires .......................................................31
Remembering the Schultz Opera House
Robert Hetzel ......................................................................32
Volume 14 Number 2 Sinter 2007
The Varner Site
Gary Felumlee .....................................................................4
Ohio’s Pleistocene Mammals
Gordon Mitchell ..................................................................15
High School Fraternalism: The Zanesville Origins of Phi
Sigma Chi
David M. Taylor..................................................................23
78th O. V. I. Song of Civil War Days
Stephanie Kline ...................................................................35
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Volume 15 Number 1 Summer 2008
From the Museum Collection: Artifacts from the First Zanesville
Water System
David M. Taylor..................................................................4
An “Even Break” Fifty Years On: Changing Race Relations in
Zanesville, Ohio
David M. Taylor..................................................................8
The Martin Sisters: The Lives of Two Little-Known Christy Models
Jeff Carskadden ...................................................................20
Women’s Clubs in Zanesville: The First 35 Years
Taken from a 1925 lecture program....................................31
Volume 15 Number 2 Winter 2008
“What’s Right With Zanesville”: Boosterism at Mid-Century in
the All-American City
A. Dale Sowers (written 1956) ............................................4
Firsthand History. “This building will collapse at no future date”:
The Kearns-Gorsuch Bottle Company and the 1913 Flood ...15
The Mystery of Henry C. Howells
Gary Felumlee ......................................................................17
School Day Recollections of Fifty Years Ago
H. D. Hamilton (written 1899) .............................................22
From the Museum Collection: Prehistoric Ground Stone Tools
in the Pioneer and Historical Society Collection
Gary Felumlee ......................................................................27
The March Thaw (poem)
Edwin Curran
Volume 16 Number 1 Summer 2009
Recollections of an Early Curator of the Pioneer Society
Norris F. Schneider ..............................................................4
Remembering Moxahala Park
Gary Felumlee ......................................................................14
Firsthand History: Some Recollections of the Morgan Raid
in July 1863
Thomas McLees (written 1899) ...........................................17
Professor Robert G. Miller, Director of Music
Gary Felumlee ......................................................................21
From the Museum Collection. Lucy Kate Curran: A Rediscovered
Artist and Teacher
David M. Taylor...................................................................28
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