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Textual Reference |
Type |
Category |
Date |
Footnote |
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Person |
Family? |
11/25/1853 |
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Allen |
Person |
Dickinson |
1/15/1854 |
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Allen |
Person |
home |
5/1/1854 |
unknown |
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Allen (Miss) |
8/9/1854 |
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Allen (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
3/4/1854 |
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Allen (Mrs. Nellian) |
Home |
3/17/1854 |
unknown | |
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Allen (Mrs.) |
PA Family |
12/18/1853 |
these Allen's are not related to Tiphen, they are the
Pennsylvania family | |
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Allen (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
3/3/1854 |
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Allen, Dewit Clinton |
Dickinson |
2/27/1854 |
Tiphen's brother Dewitt Clinton Allen (Family
Tree) | |
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Allen, Duke |
Carlisle? |
11/24/1853 |
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Allen, E.B. |
people |
Home |
5/13/1854 |
unknown |
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Allen, John |
8/21/1854 |
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Allen, John J |
Person |
Home |
6/8/1854 |
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Allen, Mary |
Home |
8/5/1854 |
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Allen, Matilda (Aunt) |
Person |
Home |
6/20/1854 |
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Allen, Mr. James |
PA Family |
12/24/1853 |
these Allen's are not related to Tiphen, they are the
Pennsylvania family | |
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Allen, Mr. Willam J. |
PA Family |
12/31/1853 |
these Allen's are not related to Tiphen, they are the
Pennsylvania family | |
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Allen, Mrs. Elza |
PA Family |
2/3/1854 |
these Allen's are not related to Tiphen, they are the
Pennsylvania family | |
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Allen, Mrs. James |
Carlisle |
3/19/1854 |
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Allen, Mrs. William |
Person |
PA Family |
12/18/1853 |
Allen William C., woodemw. resides Chestnut h 126
wallace -Found in 1855 Philadelphia Directory |
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Allen, R. |
8/14/1854 |
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Allen, R.B. |
Family |
Virginia |
1/6/1854 |
unknown |
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Allen, Rhesa |
Family |
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Allen, Rhesa (Father) |
Home |
12/9/1853 |
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Allen, Samuel |
friend |
Virginia |
1/10/1854 |
unkown |
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Allen, Stra_ (real name?) |
home |
4/16/1854 |
unknown | |
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Allen, Virginia |
PA Family |
12/22/1853 |
Willie's daughter.
These Allen's are not related to Tiphen, they are the Pennsylvania
family | |
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Allen, William |
family |
12/16/1853 |
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Allen, William S. (Willie) |
friend |
PA Family |
1/9/1854 |
Member of the Board of trustees at Dickinson
College. These Allen's are
not related to Tiphen, they are the Pennsylvania family |
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Allen, Williams & Lucken |
people but
might be a business |
Woodstock |
4/7/1854 |
unknown |
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Allena (Miss) |
1/8/1854 |
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Allens, G. |
home |
4/22/1854 |
a George W. Allen is listed as the Captain of Allen's
Infantry, no birth date recorded, but he died 23 Mar 1862 at the Battle of
Kernstown -- The History of Shenandoah County Virginia, p. 299 | |
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American Hotel |
Philadelphia |
12/25/1853 |
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Amie |
person |
Woodstock |
4/6/1854 |
unknown |
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Anne (Cousin) |
Home |
1/14/1854 |
most likely Anna A. Moore (Family
Tree) | |
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Anne (Miss) |
Carlisle |
1/14/1854 |
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Annie |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/13/1853 |
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Annie |
people |
Home |
5/4/1854 |
unknown |
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Annie (Aunt) |
Person |
Home |
6/21/1854 |
Ibid |
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Annie (Cousin) |
Person |
Home |
6/23/1854 |
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Annie (Miss) |
Carlisle |
2/17/1854 |
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Annie (Miss) |
Home |
7/21/1854 |
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Annie, Meiss |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
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Anny (Miss) |
8/7/1854 |
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Arbogast, Benjamin |
Dickinson |
2/2/1854 |
Benjamin Arbogast | |
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Asbogas (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
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Person |
Home |
7/16/1854 |
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Baird (Rev.) |
Person |
Home |
6/18/1854 |
resident of Mt Olive, Tom's Brook, and the adjacent part
of the rive |
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Baird (Reverand) |
people |
Home |
5/14/1854 |
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Bank (Mrs.) |
? |
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Bay Mare |
Things |
Home |
5/4/1854 |
unknown |
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Baymon, Miss Annie |
Philadelphia |
12/24/1853 |
Baymon R, bh, resides on 42nd -Found in 1855
Philadelphia Directory | |
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Becca |
people |
Home |
5/6/1854 |
unknown |
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Belles Lettres Society (B.L.S.) |
Historical |
Dickinson |
4/15/1854 |
Belles Lettres Society? |
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Bennets pills |
object |
Mt. Jackson |
4/11/1854 |
unknown |
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Betsy (Aunt) |
Home |
7/20/1854 |
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Bettie |
Family |
11/26/1853 |
Tiphen's sister (Family
Tree) | |
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Bettre, R. |
Home |
3/10/1854 |
unknown | |
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Biddle (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
3/17/1854 |
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Bilings |
home |
4/26/1854 |
one half miles southeast of Maurertown, Virginia, on
Route 600 across the Shenandoah River. In 1846 O.C. Billings was a
lieutenant in the Mount Jackson Riflemen. | |
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Bill |
Dickinson |
2/12/1854 |
roomate | |
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Bill |
people |
Home |
5/6/1854 |
unknown |
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Bill (Mr.) |
home |
4/24/1854 |
unknown | |
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Bill Mare |
Thing |
Home |
6/23/1854 |
A horse |
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Billy |
Dickinson |
11/22/1853 |
Unavailable | |
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Bink (Mrs.) |
friend |
1/9/1854 |
unknown | |
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Bird (Ms.) |
Home |
7/23/1854 |
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Bird, Miss Mary |
home |
4/22/1854 |
there is a Mary E. Bird listed in the cemetary records
for the Old Union Church in Mt. Jackson, born - 10 Jun 1830, died - 25 Dec
1873, presumably this is who Tiphen is referring to --
http://www.rootsweb.com/~vashenan/cem2/bcem04alpha.html | |
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Bird, Ms. Mary |
8/8/1854 |
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Bishop |
home |
4/27/1854 |
Bishop, an Edinburg pioneer, was captured by the
Indians. Returning several years later, the Valley still on the
frontier | |
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Blacksmith Shop |
Things |
Home |
5/6/1854 |
possible reference to Crissman's store, Manufacturers of
Carriages and Wagons Blacksmith. |
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Blacksmith Shop |
home |
4/12/1854 |
there are two blacksmiths listed in the Virginia census
of 1850 for Shenandoah County, Isaac Baker and Peter Eaton --
http://www.rootsweb.com/~vashenan/census.html | |
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Blakely (Mrs.) |
people |
Home |
5/7/1854 |
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Blaney (Miss) |
Carlisle |
3/17/1854 |
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Blumenthal (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
3/4/1854 |
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Blumenthal (Prof.) |
Faculty |
Dickinson |
2/14/1854 |
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Boarding House |
Carlisle |
3/17/1854 |
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Bob H. |
Dickinson |
2/19/1854 |
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Bolock, A.I. |
Person |
Misc |
2/28/1854 |
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Boon, Aaron |
Classmate |
Dickinson |
11/24/1853 |
Born December 13, 1833. Class of 1856. |
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Boone |
8/25/1854 |
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Bowman |
person |
Woodstock |
4/8/1854 |
reference to William Bowman the preacher |
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Bowman (Judge) |
people |
Home |
5/25/1854 |
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Bowman, Mr. William |
home |
4/30/1854 |
preacher | |
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Bowman's |
Carlisle |
2/15/1854 |
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Boys |
people |
Home |
4/10/1854 |
farm hands, possibly slaves, although records don't
reveal whether or not Tiphen's family owned slaves |
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Bradfords |
Home |
7/30/1854 |
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Brent |
Carlisle |
3/18/1854 |
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Brent (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
3/19/1854 |
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Brentz (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
3/15/1854 |
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Brentz (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
2/1/1854 |
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Brentz, Tom |
Carlisle |
1/28/1854 |
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Bretz, Dr. George |
Carlisle |
2/7/1854 |
Dr. Bretz Carlisle Dentist whose office was on N. Pitt
Street | |
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Brohmine |
Misc |
1/23/1854 |
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brother |
Home |
2/28/1854 |
Tiphen's brother Dewitt Clinton Allen (Family
Tree) | |
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Budes |
home |
4/23/1854 |
unknown | |
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Buets Chower |
Person |
Woodstock |
4/6/1854 |
unknown |
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Bultis, Henry |
people |
Home |
5/20/1854 |
unknown |
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Burkes (Miss) |
8/22/1854 |
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Burkhalders |
Carlisle |
11/27/1853 |
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Burman, Michie |
people |
Home |
5/6/1854 |
no record |
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Burnfallow (Ms.) |
8/10/1854 |
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Burns, Reubin |
person |
Woodstock |
4/7/1854 |
no record |
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Burnt House |
Places |
Home |
5/12/1854 |
reference the Burnt Ordinary in Eastern VA |
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burnt, Hal |
Carlisle |
1/28/1854 |
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Burnt, Rat |
Carlisle |
1/28/1854 |
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Carlisle |
2/12/1854 |
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camp |
Place |
8/24/1854 |
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camp ground |
Place |
8/18/1854 |
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Campbell (Mr.) |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/14/1853 |
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Campbell, Dr. |
Carlisle |
12/24/1853 |
John Campbell, Carlisle’s Methodist Minister at the time
of Tiphen Allen | |
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Campbell, Dr. William |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/17/1853 |
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Campbells |
Carlisle |
3/21/1854 |
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Carlisle |
Place |
C |
7/26/1854 |
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Carrin, Dick |
home |
4/22/1854 |
unknown | |
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Cervnes? |
11/24/1853 |
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Charles |
Home |
7/21/1854 |
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Charley |
home |
4/22/1854 |
Tiphen's horse | |
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Charlie |
8/21/1854 |
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Chum |
Dickinson |
1/24/1854 |
Nickname for Charles | |
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Churh, Manmouth |
Philly/Carlisle |
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Cinders |
Home |
2/24/1854 |
nickname for Tiphen's cousin, could be Reuben or I.A. Moore | |
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Cline (Mr.) |
Person |
Home |
7/9/1854 |
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Cline (Mrs.) |
home |
4/22/1854 |
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Cline (Rev) |
Person |
Home |
6/25/1854 |
Also refered to as Mr. Clin. Most likely Rev. John P. Cline
mentioned on p.412 of the History of Shenandoah County Virginia, listed as
pastor of St. Matthew Church in New Market, VA, born- 1 Oct 1803, died -
20 Jul 1866 -- The History of Shenandoah County Virginia, p. 412 |
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Coffett, John |
Virginia? |
11/26/1853 |
unknown | |
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Coffman |
person |
Woodstock |
4/8/1854 |
unknown |
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Collins, Dr. |
Dickinson |
12/7/1853 |
Rev. Charles Collins, D.D. President of Dickinson
College, Professor of Moral Science | |
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Conn, Leal |
people |
Home |
5/30/1854 |
unknown |
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Consius Bosc |
people |
Home |
5/3/1854 |
unknown |
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Conson (Rev.) |
Carlisle |
3/19/1854 |
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Country Commissioner’s |
Place |
Philadelphia |
12/20/1853 |
City Commissioner’s Office Located in Philadelphia State
Hall -Found in 1855 Philadelphia Directory |
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Cradle (ed, es, ing) |
Event |
Home |
6/26/1854 |
Using a scythe with a number of wood teeth attached to
the handle to harvest wheat.
http://www.connerprairie.org/historyonline/indag.html.
www.geo.msu.edu/geo333/agriculture_in_mi.html.
http://www.vaes.vt.edu/steeles/mccormick/harvest.html |
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Crawford, Ella |
people |
Home |
5/2/1854 |
unknown |
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Crawford, Miss Ella |
home |
4/29/1854 |
possiblely Emma Crawford | |
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Creamer, Aames |
Person |
Home |
5/20/1854 |
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creek |
home |
4/26/1854 |
probably Stony Creek in Virginia (Map) | |
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Cy, James |
Carlisle |
11/27/1853 |
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Cousin |
Home |
12/14/1853 |
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Dave |
Dickinson |
2/2/1854 |
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Dave |
Dickinson |
2/12/1854 |
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Dave |
Dickinson |
3/1/1854 |
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Dave |
Dickinson |
3/8/1854 |
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Dave |
8/24/1854 |
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Dave |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
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Dave (Shwoor's cousin) |
Carlisle |
12/9/1853 |
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Dave or David (Cousin) |
Home |
3/9/1854 |
could be David Kingree (Family
Tree) or David H. Walton, as Tiphen refers to his sister Annie Walton
as his cousin (Family
Tree) | |
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David |
student |
Dickinson |
1/7/1854 |
Could be his friend David H. Walton who was in the same
class as Tiphen. They are both from Shenandoah County Virginia |
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David |
Dickinson |
1/14/1854 |
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David |
Dickinson |
1/24/1854 |
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David |
8/25/1854 |
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David |
Home |
7/21/1854 |
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Davis |
8/25/1854 |
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Deford, John |
Dickinson |
11/29/1853 |
John Deford was a student at Dickinson who, according to
the Dickinson College Faculty Minutes, was intoxicated on Thanksgiving
Day. He was subsequently dismissed from the college. See also Tiphen's
entry on Thanksgiving, November 24, 1853. He writes, "I think from the
appearance of things to day, this even that many of the students have been
drinking a goodly quantity of the simon – pure – “Fight-town undies !
drunk!” | |
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Dickinson |
C |
8/15/1854 |
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Dickinson, Bob |
C |
7/22/1854 |
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Dickinson, C. |
C |
7/22/1854 |
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Dickinson, John C. |
people |
? |
5/3/1854 |
Lieutenant of the Mt. Jackson riflemen, est. 28 Feb 1846
for use against Mexico if needed, The History of Shenandoah County
Virginia, p. 294 |
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Digan (Mr.) |
Philadelphia |
12/26/1853 |
? Digran JW acct. resides NW 10th + Filbert-Found in 1855
Philadelphia Directory | |
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Digans, Ashley |
Philadelphia |
12/28/1853 |
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Dobson's |
Carlisle |
3/18/1854 |
Boarding House | |
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Dobson's Boarding (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
3/19/1854 |
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Donahue |
Carlisle |
2/25/1854 |
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Dr. L |
Person |
Home |
8/9/1854 |
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Dr. Mathau |
Carlisle |
3/15/1854 |
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Dunavans |
Carlisle |
1/18/1854 |
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home |
4/17/1854 |
Christian holiday celebrated the day after Easter --
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Monday | ||
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Eby’s |
store |
Carlisle |
12/16/1853 |
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Edinburg |
place |
4/8/1854 |
originally called Shyrock then Stony Creek, name
Edinburg in use by 1845, town incorporated in May 24, 1852, located midway
between Mt. Jackson & Woodstock -- The History of Shenandoah County
Virginia, p. 143-144 | |
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Edinburg Bridge |
8/28/1854 |
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Effinger |
Dickinson |
1/14/1854 |
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Effinger, John R |
Classmate |
Dickinson |
12/6/1853 |
Born October 2, 1835. Harrisonburg, Virginia. Class of 1855. Died March 8, 1902 in
Chicago. |
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Egoeff, William |
Carlisle |
3/17/1854 |
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Egolff (Mr./ Mrs.) |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/13/1853 |
Owners of Boarding House |
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Egulfs (Miss) |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
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El. (Miss) |
person |
Woodstock |
4/6/1854 |
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Eliza |
Carlisle |
2/4/1854 |
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Elizabeth |
Home |
2/24/1854 |
Tiphen's cousin Elizabeth Moore (Family
Tree) | |
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Ely of Kentucky (Miss) |
8/15/1854 |
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Elyer, R. L. |
? |
12/26/1853 |
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Ember Day |
Event |
Home |
6/7/1854 |
The Ember days are a series of 3 days of fasting and
prayer observed by many Christians.
They occur on the first Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday after
Whitsunday, after September 14, after December 13, and after the first
Sunday of Lent.
http://www.m-w.com, search dictionary for “Ember Day” |
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Ethan |
Person |
Home |
6/21/1854 |
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Ethan Allen |
Person |
Home |
6/20/1854 |
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8/28/1854 |
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Father |
Home |
1/21/1854 |
Rhesa Allen (Family
Tree) | |
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Fellows (Miss, called Mariah, 4/29) |
home |
4/21/1854 |
unknown | |
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Fellows, Miss Mariah |
people |
5/7/1854 |
unknown | |
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Fen, Billy |
home |
4/25/1854 |
unknown | |
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Findlay, Frank |
Home |
3/19/1854 |
unknown | |
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Flanagan, M. |
Home |
3/13/1854 |
unknown | |
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Flanagan, N. |
Carlisle |
1/23/1854 |
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Flanagan, William |
friend |
Beltin |
1/5/1854 |
unknown |
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Flannagan, William |
people |
Home |
5/11/1854 |
unknown |
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Franklin Square |
Place |
Philadelphia |
12/20/1853 |
One of Penn's original squares, renamed for Franklin in
1825 a historyPhiladelphia
landmarkhttp://www.ushistory.org/franklin/philadelphia/park.htm |
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8/24/1854 |
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Garrisons |
Carlisle |
12/9/1853 |
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George |
people |
Home |
5/15/1854 |
unknown |
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Gibson, O.T. |
Dickinson |
11/26/1853 |
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Goodall |
Dickinson |
2/26/1854 |
Goodall, Samuel D.-Savannah, Ga.; U. P. society. Further
record unknown | |
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Gray, John |
home |
4/22/1854 |
unknown | |
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Greenough, Horatis |
Dickinson |
2/15/1854 |
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Gwen |
home |
5/1/1854 |
unknown | |
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Carlisle |
3/11/1854 |
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Hall Temperance |
home |
4/29/1854 |
unknown | |
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Hallan, William |
friend |
Carlisle |
1/7/1854 |
unknown |
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Hanagan, James |
friend |
Virginia |
1/6/1854 |
Friend from home |
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Harris (Miss) |
people |
Home |
5/4/1854 |
possible wife of Joseph Harris married 1804 |
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Harris (Mrs.) |
home |
4/25/1854 |
possible wife of Joseph Harris married 1804 | |
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Harris, Millie |
people |
Home |
5/14/1854 |
unknown |
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Harrison, Mollie |
home |
5/1/1854 |
unknown | |
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Hawkings, Aaron |
Person |
Virginia? |
11/26/1853 |
son of pioneer Joseph Hawkins who is named owner of
property in Mt. Jackson |
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Hawkings, Rhesa |
people |
Home |
5/15/1854 |
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Hawkins |
8/15/1854 |
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Hawkins, Rhesa |
person/place |
Home |
4/9/1854 |
there is no record of an individual of this name for
this time, but he was clearly a land-owner nearby to Tiphen's home in Mt.
Jackson |
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Hayden |
? |
12/31/1853 |
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Heallan, Billy |
Dickinson |
11/24/1853 |
Unavailable | |
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Hearsnow |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/15/1853 |
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Hease |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/15/1853 |
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Heines (Mr.) |
friend |
Carlisle |
1/6/1854 |
unknown |
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Henry |
Person |
Home |
7/17/1854 |
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Hester (Miss) |
Carlisle |
1/14/1854 |
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Hickerson |
Home |
2/3/1854 |
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Hickerson (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
3/4/1854 |
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Hickerson, R G |
Person |
Home |
6/19/1854 |
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Hickerson, R. P. |
Home |
3/15/1854 |
unknown | |
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Hickerson, Rob G. |
Dickinson |
2/20/1854 |
unknown | |
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Hickman, Emma |
home |
5/1/1854 |
wife of physican in Woodstock | |
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Hilman's Wife |
Carlisle |
1/16/1854 |
Wife of the President of the Dickinson Grammar
School | |
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Hines, Marlena R. |
friend |
Carlisle |
1/7/1854 |
unknown |
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Hines, Miss Evalena |
Philadelphia |
12/24/1853 |
22 listings of Hines in 1855 Philadelphia
Directory | |
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Hoff (Miss) |
8/6/1854 |
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Home |
place |
4/8/1854 |
"White Hall" an old homestead just east of Mt. Jackson
-- The History of Shenandoah County Virginia, p. 51 | |
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Hullbech of Stanton (Miss) |
7/21/1854 |
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Humphries |
8/19/1854 |
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Humphries Farm |
8/14/1854 |
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|
Hunter, Dave |
Carlisle |
12/6/1853 |
||
|
Home |
2/8/1854 |
unknown | ||
|
people |
Home |
5/16/1854 |
||
|
James |
friend |
Carlisle |
1/4/1854 |
unknown |
|
Jane, Mary |
person |
Red Banks |
4/8/1854 |
unknown |
|
Janus |
Carlisle |
3/19/1854 |
||
|
Jerfferson College |
Place |
Philadelphia |
12/20/1853 |
Jefferson Medical College Located on 10th and Chestnut -Found in
1855 Philadelphia Directory |
|
John |
person |
Woodstock |
4/6/1854 |
unknown |
|
John |
Thing |
Home |
7/13/1854 |
Tiphen's horse |
|
John (Uncle) |
Person |
Home |
6/22/1854 |
|
|
Johnsens |
Dickinson |
11/22/1853 |
unknown | |
|
Johnsnon
(Prof.) |
Faculty |
Dickinson |
12/1/1853 |
Rev. Herman Merills Johnson, was born on November 25,
1815 in Butternut Township, New York, near Albany. He began teaching at
Dickinson in 1850 as professor of English. He died at his home in Carlisle
on April 5, 1868. |
|
Johnson |
person |
Woodstock |
4/8/1854 |
shopkeeper, most likely one of the shoe makers in
Woodstock |
|
Johnson (Mr.) |
home |
4/28/1854 |
||
|
Johnson (Prof.) |
Dickinson |
1/24/1854 |
||
|
Jordan |
8/15/1854 |
|||
|
Jordan (Miss) |
8/9/1854 |
|||
|
Jordans (Mr.) |
8/11/1854 |
|||
|
Jordans (Mr.) |
8/13/1854 |
|||
|
Jordon |
people |
Home |
5/7/1854 |
unknown |
|
Classmate |
Dickinson |
12/13/1853 |
||
|
Keller (Mrs.) |
8/19/1854 |
|||
|
Kelso |
friend |
Carlisle |
1/5/1854 |
Kelso family owned the general store in town in which
Tiphen would purchase things. |
|
Kemp, Sam |
home |
4/22/1854 |
unknown | |
|
Kempton |
place/? |
12/21/1853 |
||
|
Kempton, Nathaniel D. |
Philadelphia |
12/25/1853 |
||
|
Kempton, Walls |
Philadelphia |
12/21/1853 |
||
|
Kern (Mr.) |
people |
Home |
5/27/1854 |
unknown |
|
Kingree |
home |
4/19/1854 |
Solomon Kingree, Tiphen's grandfather (Family
Tree) | |
|
Kingree, Sam |
home |
4/22/1854 |
member of the Mt. Jackson Literary Society found 10 Feb
1844 -- The History of Shenandoah County Virginia, p. 290 | |
|
Kingree, Sol |
home |
4/19/1854 |
Solomon Kingree, Tiphen's grandfather (Family
Tree) | |
|
Kingree, Uncle John |
8/11/1854 |
Tiphen's uncle (Family
Tree) | ||
|
Kingson, Davy |
people |
Home |
5/14/1854 |
unknown |
|
Kislins, John |
people |
Home |
5/20/1854 |
|
|
Knouchs, Liard |
Dickinson |
3/8/1854 |
unknown | |
|
Kongine, Same |
people |
Home |
5/16/1854 |
|
|
Koontz |
people |
Home |
5/11/1854 |
Koontz was a large land owner, as was his ancestor,
George Koontz. |
|
Koontz, Miss Maggie |
person |
Mt. Jackson |
4/11/1854 |
Koontz was a large land owner, as was his ancestor,
George Koontz. |
|
Philadelphia |
12/24/1853 |
|||
|
Lapont (or Laport) |
Place |
Home |
6/20/1854 |
|
|
Lee, Mr. John C. |
home |
4/20/1854 |
name is listed in the History of Shenandoah County
Virginia as being a resident of Strasburg, born in 1790, married to
Angaline Webb | |
|
Lem's |
person/place |
Home |
4/11/1854 |
Tiphen's brother Lemuel's home, no record of where this
was, but most likely quite nearby |
|
Lemuel (or Lem) |
Home |
7/21/1854 |
Tiphen's brother Lemuel (Family
Tree) | |
|
Lena |
people |
Home |
5/6/1854 |
unknown |
|
Lendon |
Carlisle |
2/11/1854 |
||
|
Leon, Miss Susan |
people |
Home |
5/20/1854 |
unknown |
|
Levatalle (Miss) |
? |
|||
|
Lewis (Mrs.) |
Home |
7/30/1854 |
||
|
Lightnen |
Carlisle |
2/10/1854 |
||
|
Lightner, Paul |
Dickinson |
3/4/1854 |
Monterey, Va; U.P society. Died January 18
1885. | |
|
Lincoln (Miss) |
Home |
8/5/1854 |
||
|
Linis (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
12/9/1853 |
||
|
Lizzie |
horse |
Woodstock |
4/6/1854 |
John Ott's horse |
|
Logans |
people |
Home |
5/20/1854 |
unknown |
|
Lovell |
Person |
Home |
7/18/1854 |
|
|
Lovell, William Y. |
home |
4/24/1854 |
Captain of the Mt. Jackson riflemen, est. 28 Feb 1846,
raised for service against Mexico if needed -- The History of Shenandoah
County Virginia, p. 294 | |
|
Luray |
Place |
Home |
6/19/1854 |
A town in Virginia about 15 miles south-east of
Edinburg |
|
Lyne (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
1/24/1854 |
||
|
Lyne, Miss Nealie |
Carlisle |
2/18/1854 |
||
|
Historical |
Dickinson |
11/24/1853 |
The Methodist Episcopal Church | |
|
Ma |
Home |
1/21/1854 |
Catherine Allen (Family
Tree) | |
|
Magasgee, Allena |
friend |
Carlisle |
1/7/1854 |
unknown |
|
Maggie |
Home |
8/1/1854 |
||
|
Maggie |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
||
|
Maggie (Miss) |
Carlisle |
11/27/1853 |
||
|
Maggie (Miss) |
Philly/School |
12/24/1853 |
||
|
Maggie (Miss) |
home |
4/23/1854 |
cousin of Tiphen Allen | |
|
Maggie (Miss) |
people |
Home |
5/11/1854 |
unknown |
|
Mahan, Dr. |
Carlisle |
3/7/1854 |
||
|
Makehead, Mrs. William |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/15/1853 |
|
|
Makehead, William |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/15/1853 |
|
|
Mar, Miss Annie |
Carlisle |
11/22/1853 |
||
|
Margaret |
people |
Home |
5/24/1854 |
|
|
Margerie (Miss) |
Philadelphia |
12/30/1853 |
||
|
Marshal, J. Pede |
Home |
2/22/1854 |
unknown | |
|
Marshall |
8/24/1854 |
|||
|
Marshall (Prof.) |
Faculty |
Dickinson |
2/1/1854 |
James W. Marshall, A. M., Professor of Ancient
Languages, 1848. Marshall long served as secretary of the faculty and took
other administrative duties also in his fifteen years at the College,
going on into the consular service, the Post Office Department and a year
as Postmaster General under Grant. |
|
Marshalls |
Dickinson |
3/15/1854 |
||
|
Martin, Dr. L.L. |
Carlisle |
1/19/1854 |
||
|
Mary Jane (Miss) |
people |
Home |
5/16/1854 |
unknown |
|
Matilda |
Person |
Home |
6/8/1854 |
|
|
Matilda (Aunt) |
Person |
Home |
6/21/1854 |
|
|
MC |
Place |
home |
6/4/1854 |
Methodist Church |
|
McCalley, B.J. |
Carlisle |
2/12/1854 |
||
|
McClasson (Miss) |
Carlisle |
3/21/1854 |
||
|
McClellan (Miss) |
Carlisle |
1/14/1854 |
||
|
McClintock, D. |
Dickinson |
2/16/1854 |
||
|
McGasky, Miss Allen |
Philadelphia |
|||
|
McMaron, Mr. Lehames |
? |
12/24/1853 |
||
|
McMuran, Bob |
8/9/1854 |
|||
|
Meaggie |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/15/1853 |
|
|
M.E.C. or Mo. E. Church |
Carlisle |
Abbreviation for Methodist Episcopal Church | ||
|
Meene (Mr.) |
8/15/1854 |
|||
|
Melick, Wesley |
Classmate |
Dickinson |
2/9/1854 |
|
|
Mental Philosophy |
Dickinson |
2/4/1854 |
||
|
Millers |
people |
Home |
5/7/1854 |
home is said to have been built by the pioneer Millers,
probably the founders of Woodstock. |
|
Millian |
unkown |
Carlisle |
1/6/1854 |
unknown |
|
Milton |
Home |
8/4/1854 |
||
|
Miram (Mr.) |
Philadelphia |
12/27/1853 |
||
|
Mirn, Hannah |
Carlisle |
2/7/1854 |
||
|
Mo. E. Chapel |
Carlisle |
2/19/1854 |
||
|
Mohler, John L. |
Dickinson |
2/25/1854 |
||
|
Mollie |
Carlisle |
11/27/1853 |
||
|
Mollie (Miss) |
Carlisle |
12/9/1853 |
||
|
Mollie (Miss) |
Philadelphia |
|||
|
Mom |
Home |
7/20/1854 |
||
|
Monroe (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
||
|
Moons (could be Moors) |
home |
4/23/1854 |
if Moores, referring to the local family connected to
Tiphen by Anna and George Moore, his mother's sister and her husband
(Family
Tree) | |
|
Moore (Miss) |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/15/1853 |
|
|
Moore (Ms.) |
Home |
7/23/1854 |
||
|
Moore, Annie (Aunt) |
Person |
Home |
2/16/1854 |
Ann(a) Moore, Tiphen's mother's sister (Family
Tree) |
|
Moore, Celine P. |
8/13/1854 |
|||
|
Moore, Miss Mary |
people |
Home |
5/14/1854 |
daughter for William and Elizabeth. Mount
Jackson |
|
Moore, Nany |
Home |
7/31/1854 |
||
|
Moore, Sol |
home |
4/17/1854 |
Solomon Moore of Mt. Jackson (Family
Tree) | |
|
Moore, Will |
home |
4/21/1854 |
there is a cemetary record of a William P. Moore, born -
Nov 1838, died - 9 Mar 1909, presumably this is the Wil Moore to which
Tiphen refers --
http://www.rootsweb.com/~vashenan/cem2/mcem08alpha.html | |
|
Moore, William |
people |
Home |
5/11/1854 |
there is a cemetary record of a William P. Moore, born -
Nov 1838, died - 9 Mar 1909, presumably this is the Wil Moore to which
Tiphen refers --
http://www.rootsweb.com/~vashenan/cem2/mcem08alpha.html |
|
Mother |
Person |
Home |
7/11/1854 |
|
|
Moulder (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
11/24/1853 |
||
|
Mountains |
Place |
Home |
8/12/1854 |
|
|
Mr. Brenz |
Carlisle |
3/16/1854 |
||
|
Mrs. S.J.S. (real name?) |
home |
4/23/1854 |
married to Fanny Waggonerm of the prominient Waggoner
family. | |
|
Mt. Jackson |
place |
4/11/1854 |
Tiphen's hometown, between Hawkinstown and Quicksburg
in Shenandoah County, Virginia. Settled in 1734 and originally called
Mt. Pleasant the name was changed to Mt. Jackson in 1826 in honor of
General Andrew Jackson (Map)
-- The History of Shenadoah County Virginia, p. 147-148 | |
|
Mueller (Mr.) |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/15/1853 |
|
|
Mullen, Mrs. D. |
people |
? |
5/16/1854 |
unknown |
|
Murry |
8/15/1854 |
|||
|
Home |
8/4/1854 |
|||
|
Nate |
Dickinson |
1/28/1854 |
Unknown | |
|
Neal (Miss) |
Carlisle |
12/6/1853 |
||
|
Nealie |
Carlisle |
1/14/1854 |
||
|
Nealie (Miss) |
Carlisle |
11/24/1853 |
||
|
Nealies |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
||
|
Nelsa |
Classmate |
Dickinson |
12/15/1853 |
unknown |
|
Nemphilli? |
Person |
Philadelphia |
12/20/1853 |
|
|
Newman (Mr.) |
Home |
7/30/1854 |
||
|
Nickern |
Home |
3/17/1854 |
unknown | |
|
No. 24 |
Historical |
Dickinson |
2/14/1854 |
|
|
No. 31 |
Historical |
Dickinson |
2/6/1854 |
|
|
Noel's |
home |
4/26/1854 |
unknown | |
|
Nutt, Major W. C. |
National |
12/25/1853 |
||
|
Nyle, Mr. S. |
Carlisle |
11/24/1853 |
||
|
Virginia |
11/27/1853 |
|||
|
Old Jacob Lutz |
people |
Home |
5/6/1854 |
one of William Lutz' son, he was a founder of
Conicville, VA |
|
Old Orchard |
Places |
Home |
5/22/1854 |
|
|
Otts, John |
person/place |
Woodstock |
4/6/1854 |
unknown |
|
7/24/1854 |
||||
|
Paul |
Dickinson |
2/2/1854 |
||
|
Pennbacker (Mr.) |
Person |
Home |
6/19/1854 |
|
|
Penny |
8/28/1854 |
|||
|
Penny (Mr.) |
8/28/1854 |
|||
|
Pennybacker (Mrs.) |
home |
4/13/1854 |
Pennybacker who was Iron Master and Forge
Manager | |
|
Pennybackers (Mr./Mrs.) |
people |
Home |
5/9/1854 |
Pennybacker who was Iron Master and Forge
Manager |
|
Peters (Mr.) |
person |
Home |
4/9/1854 |
could possibly be the W. Peters mentioned as a trustee
of the Shenandoah Steamboat Company in The History of Shenandoah County
Virginia, p. 291, but this is merely speculation and no other information
is available on this individual |
|
Phill |
8/25/1854 |
|||
|
Pifer (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
12/9/1853 |
||
|
Pitman, John |
home |
4/28/1854 |
John L. Pitman, Co F 33rd VA Infantry, Co C 12th VA Cavalry
(Family Tree) | |
|
Pitman, Miss J. |
home |
5/1/1854 |
possible wife of Pitman the clocksmith | |
|
Pitman, Whm |
home |
4/27/1854 |
possible wife of Pitman the clocksmith | |
|
Pitmans |
home |
4/27/1854 |
home located three and one half miles northwest of Toms
Brook, Route 623, one mile north of . Olive, Virginia. Pitman was a clock smith, and it
is said that he had the whole upstairs filled with clocks. | |
|
Polin (Miss) |
Carlisle |
11/24/1853 |
||
|
Polly (Cousin ) |
person |
Woodstock |
4/6/1854 |
unknown |
|
Poore, Perley |
National Name |
2/1/1854 |
||
|
Post Office |
Carlisle |
1/15/1854 |
Located in the Wilson Hotel | |
|
Post Office |
home |
4/14/1854 |
there was a post office listed during this time at
Woodstock, Red Banks, and Edinburg, The History of Shenandoah County
Virginia, p. 144 & 180 | |
|
Prayers |
Historical |
Dickinson |
11/24/1853 |
Students had prayers several times a day: once at
morning and once at night. |
|
Person |
Philadelphia |
12/18/1853 |
||
|
Rappihem? |
Place |
Home |
6/19/1854 |
|
|
Rat |
person |
1/28/1854 |
Unknown | |
|
Red Banks |
place |
4/8/1854 |
William Ripley's home - Red Banks, a farmstead midway
between Edinburg and Mt. Jackson (Map)
(Photograph)
-- The History of Shenandoah County, p. 455-457 | |
|
Redden |
Dickinson |
1/21/1854 |
Redden, William Henry- February 22, 1832. Brideville,
Del.; p., William O. and Margaret M. Redden; prep., Georgetown academy;
entered 1852; retired 1854; lawyer; staff of Governor Burton of Delaware,
rank of lieutenant colonel, 1859; captain company D, 48th Illinois
volunteers, 1861 ; United States pension agent, 1867; U. P. society;
married, March 20, 1868, Mary E. Hosmer of Nashville, Ill.; children,
Katharine, Corinne. Died March 2, 1872, El Dorado, Kan. | |
|
Reubin |
person |
Home |
4/8/1854 |
it is unclear which Reubin Tiphen is referring to here,
could be any one of a number |
|
Revere (Mr.) |
Philadelphia |
|||
|
Reynard, Elanson |
home |
4/27/1854 |
born - 22 Oct 1812, died - 9 July 1896, buried in Snapp
Cemetary, Cave Springs, VA --
http://www.rootsweb.com/~vashenan/cem2/rcem02alpha.html | |
|
Rhesa |
Carlisle |
1/13/1854 |
||
|
Rias |
Home |
7/24/1854 |
||
|
Richmond, Leck |
person |
Home |
4/11/1854 |
|
|
Riley, Jacob |
people |
Home |
5/20/1854 |
unknown |
|
Rip, Mollie |
Virginia? |
11/29/1853 |
Rip could either be Mollie's last name or an
abbreviation for "Requiescat in pace," (rest in peace) meaning she had
passed away. | |
|
Ripley (Mrs.) |
Person |
Home |
7/8/1854 |
|
|
Ripleys |
people |
Home |
5/7/1854 |
William Ripley's home - Red Banks, a farmstead midway
between Edinburg and Mt. Jackson (Map)
(Photograph)
-- The History of Shenandoah County, p. 455-457 |
|
Ripleys (Mr.) |
Home |
7/25/1854 |
||
|
Riplies (Mr.) |
Place |
Home |
6/24/1854 |
|
|
River |
Places |
Home |
5/5/1854 |
the Shenandoah River of Virginia |
|
river |
home |
4/18/1854 |
the Shenandoah River of Virginia | |
|
Roontz (Miss) |
Home |
7/31/1854 |
||
|
Rosenberg |
Dickinson |
2/13/1854 |
||
|
Ruben (Uncle) |
8/22/1854 |
|||
|
Ruby's shop |
Place |
8/21/1854 |
||
|
Rulfich |
Carlisle |
12/9/1853 |
||
|
person |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
Unknown reference | |
|
Sanders (Miss) |
8/22/1854 |
|||
|
Sanders, Miss Annie Lee |
8/19/1854 |
|||
|
Sehley, Henry E. |
Carlisle |
1/28/1854 |
||
|
Seminary |
home |
4/25/1854 |
could refer to the Strasburg Female Seminary --
http://www.rootsweb.com/~vashenan/busi.html#Stra | |
|
Seymores |
Home |
8/2/1854 |
||
|
Sheldon |
person |
Home |
4/9/1854 |
unknown |
|
Shreve, W. |
Carlisle |
1/17/1854 |
||
|
Sibenls |
Home |
7/26/1854 |
||
|
Sibert |
Place |
Home |
6/26/1854 |
|
|
Silversmith's |
Carlisle |
11/25/1853 |
||
|
Simon |
people |
? |
5/3/1854 |
unknown |
|
Sis |
Family |
Virginia |
1/8/1854 |
Either is sister Mary Allen or his other sister Nannie
Lee Allen who died April 18th 1862. |
|
Sister Lanning |
people |
? |
5/5/1854 |
unknown |
|
Slayman (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
||
|
Smith (Mr.) |
Philadelphia |
12/21/1853 |
There are 9+ pages of Smiths in 1855 Philadelphia
Directory | |
|
Smith, W.S. |
Carlisle |
1/28/1854 |
||
|
Smitz (Miss) |
home |
5/1/1854 |
unknown | |
|
Sol |
Person |
home |
6/5/1854 |
|
|
Stawk (Misses) |
Carlisle |
3/3/1854 |
||
|
Stawk (Mrs.) |
Carlisle |
3/3/1854 |
||
|
Stayman (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
||
|
Steenberger (Miss) |
person |
Red Banks |
4/8/1854 |
Daught for William and Elizabeth. Mount
Jackson |
|
Stense, Agnus |
Person |
Carlisle |
12/15/1853 |
|
|
Stephens, Miss Sally |
Carlisle |
3/17/1854 |
||
|
Stone |
Dickinson |
1/21/1854 |
Stone, J Henry- Rahway NJ, clergyman; UP society. Died
1887, at Newark N.J. | |
|
Stony Creek |
Place |
Home |
6/7/1854 |
A large creek feeds into the North Fork of the
Shenandoah River. |
|
Sturgeons (Mr.) |
Carlisle |
1/17/1854 |
||
|
Synder |
person |
Woodstock |
4/8/1854 |
unknown |
|
Places |
Home |
5/2/1854 |
unknown | |
|
Tenth Legion |
home |
4/13/1854 |
paper published in Woodstock by John Gatewood, The
History of Shenandoah County Virginia, p. 297 | |
|
Thanksgiving Day |
Historical |
Dickinson |
11/24/1853 |
At Dickinson College, students weren't given many
holidays off, but, according to Tiphen, they were excused from class on
this holiday. |
|
Thanksgiving Dinners |
Historical |
11/24/1853 |
A traditional American celebration of the Pilgrims and
Native Americans joining together and eating a meal. The celebration normally consists
of a huge dinner and recognition of everything one's family is thankful
for. | |
|
the Band |
home |
4/24/1854 |
the woodstock band or orchestra | |
|
The Garrisons |
Carlisle |
12/9/1853 |
||
|
the Lutheran Church |
home |
4/30/1854 |
||
|
Thomas |
8/27/1854 |
|||
|
Thomas (Mr.) |
8/25/1854 |
|||
|
Thomas (Rev. Mr.) |
person |
Home |
4/10/1854 |
unknown |
|
Thomas (Rev.) |
home |
4/28/1854 |
unknown | |
|
Thumb, John |
8/7/1854 |
|||
|
Tiffany (Prof.) |
Faculty |
Dickinson |
11/24/1853 |
Otis H. Tiffany, A. M., Professor of Mathematics,
1848 |
|
Torbert |
Classmate |
Dickinson |
12/13/1853 |
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Town |
Things |
Home |
5/4/1854 |
Tiphen's reference to Mt. Jackson, see footnote # 658
(Map) |
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Trabinger, William S. |
School/ Philly |
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Trephit (Miss) |
8/9/1854 |
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Tuckerman, Henry A. |
Dickinson |
2/15/1854 |
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Turner's Circus |
home |
4/12/1854 |
possibly Aaron Turner's Circus, which in 1836 was joined
with PT Barnum's --
http://www.electricscotland.com/history/barnum/chap5.htm | |
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Turnpike East |
place |
12/15/1853 |
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Place |
Philadelphia |
12/20/1853 |
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Union P. Society (UPS) |
Historical |
Dickinson |
2/22/1854 |
Union Philosophical Society |
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Union Pacific Society |
Historical |
Dickinson |
11/30/1853 |
Society |
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Home |
2/6/1854 |
most likely a branch office bank near Tiphen's home, but
there is no specific reference available | ||
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Velock, J. |
Dickinson |
3/5/1854 |
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Dickinson |
3/4/1854 |
Wade, James Douglas-Born July 22, 1832, Christiansburg,
Va.; p., James and Eliza Wade; entered 1853; A. B., 1855; A. M., 1858;
teacher; professor Andrew female college, Cuthbert, Ga., 1855-63;
president Jefferson academy, Monticello, Fla., 1863-72; president West
Florida seminary, Tallahassee, Fla., 1872-80; principal Troy academy,
Troy, Ala., 1880-i35; president Marion female seminary, Marion, Ala.,
1885-; U. P. society ; married, January 15, 1857, Annie Eliza Taylor of
Cuthbert, Ga., who died January 5.1894; children, Martha May, Leila Mary,
James Douglas. Address, Marion, Ala | ||
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Wade, J Douglas |
Home |
3/19/1854 |
unknown | |
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Wallen |
Home |
7/20/1854 |
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Walnut Church |
Philadelphia |
Old St. Joseph's, the first Catholic parish in
Philadelphia http://www.oldstjoseph.org/ | ||
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Walton |
Dickinson |
3/4/1854 |
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Walton , Reubin |
home |
4/25/1854 |
son of Moses Walton, sometime sherrif of
Woodstock | |
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Walton, Annie (Cousin) |
? |
4/12/1854 |
David H. Walton's sister (Family
Tree) | |
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Walton, David H. |
Classmate |
Dickinson |
12/21/1853 |
Often refered to as Dave, David, or Walton. Born October 21, 1830, at
Shenandoah, Va.; A.B., 1854; studied law at Lexington, Va.; captain and
adjutant, Confederate States army; U.P. society. Died at Woodstock, Va.,
July 17, 1876 |
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Walton, Hannah |
people |
? |
5/3/1854 |
cousin of Tiphen's from Spring Valley, Green Co., OH,
but the relation is unclear |
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Walton, Reuben |
people |
Home |
5/20/1854 |
unknown |
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Wartman, W.F. |
Carlisle |
1/22/1854 |
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Welch, Miss Kate |
home |
4/25/1854 |
no record, possible descendent of Welch,
McAfee | |
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Wentworth (Prof.) |
Dickinson |
3/5/1854 |
Professor during the 1840’s who was succeeded by William
Carlile Wilson | |
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Whistler |
Carlisle |
11/25/1853 |
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White (Miss) |
Philadelphia |
12/30/1853 |
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Wick (Rev.) |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
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Wilderman, Rev. Stephen |
Carlisle |
3/11/1854 |
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William |
Family? |
11/25/1853 |
unknown | |
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William |
Person |
Home |
7/17/1854 |
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Wilton House |
Philly/National |
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Winchester |
place |
5/9/1854 |
town in Virginia considerably north of Woodstock --
http://www.co.frederick.va.us/history.htm | |
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Winek's Home |
Carlisle |
12/8/1853 |
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Wing (Rev.) |
Carlisle |
11/27/1853 |
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Woodstock |
place |
4/10/1854 |
est. 1761 in Frederick County, north of Mt. Jackson &
Edinburg (Map)
-- The History of Shenandoah County Virginia, p. 131 | |
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Woodstock Band or Orchestra |
home |
4/25/1854 |
unknown | |
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Wurman (Mr.) |
Home |
8/1/1854 |
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Wurman, Mr. John |
7/30/1854 |
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Whitsuntide |
Event |
home |
6/5/1854 |
More commonly known as Whitsunday. This Christian holiday falls on
the 50th day after Easter, to commemorate the descent of the Holy Ghost
upon the apostles. It also marks the beginning of the Pentecost.
http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0907964.html.
http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/Whitsuntide |