Ohio Archæological and Historical Quarterly, Volume 5Society, 1897 - Ohio |
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Page 186
... valley . " Upon the high ridge separating the valleys of Black Fork and Honey Creek is a depression filled with large and small bowlders . J. Freshwater and the author removed them to some depth , but as the stones were heavy we ...
... valley . " Upon the high ridge separating the valleys of Black Fork and Honey Creek is a depression filled with large and small bowlders . J. Freshwater and the author removed them to some depth , but as the stones were heavy we ...
Page 204
... valley than from the substance of a letter written by Mr. Williard H. Davis on December 14 , 1891 . " He has observed during an acquaintance of twenty years with the Muskingum River , among hills , terraces , and alluvial lands from ...
... valley than from the substance of a letter written by Mr. Williard H. Davis on December 14 , 1891 . " He has observed during an acquaintance of twenty years with the Muskingum River , among hills , terraces , and alluvial lands from ...
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... valley was called . It was a misnomer , the proper name being Hock - hocking Valley , a beautiful Indian name , which means " a bottle , " and having been reared upon that bottle he would insist upon proper respect and deference . The ...
... valley was called . It was a misnomer , the proper name being Hock - hocking Valley , a beautiful Indian name , which means " a bottle , " and having been reared upon that bottle he would insist upon proper respect and deference . The ...
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Report of Field Work By WARREN KING MOOREHEAD | 165 |
Eleventh Annual Report of the Society to the Governor By E | 275 |
Twelfth Annual Report of the Society to the Governor By E 9 | 291 |
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