Give War Record to Aid Daughters

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Name/Title

Give War Record to Aid Daughters

Entry/Object ID

2000.FIC.02.316

Scope and Content

GIVE WAR RECORD TO AID DAUGHTERS Two Women Compile Book on Warriors of 1812 to Show Eligibility. Ohio Society Elects Officers; Friendly Club Board Entertained Plain Dealer article about Ida Cahoon being elected historian of the U.S. Daughters of 1812, giving the genealogy of 149 men who participated in the War of 1812. The article describes the markers being set on the graves of war veterans, and the election of officers of the group. Several real daughters were in attendance including Lydia and Laura Cahoon who brought roses from a bush that had been transplanted from Braddock's Battlefield.

Collection

Early Family Papers: Cahoon

Relationships

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Wagar, Effie Serena

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Terwilliger, Lisle

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Jones, Orpha E., Mrs.

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Jacobin, Stella M. Hayes

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Holcomb, A.M., Mrs.

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Hobbs, Perry L., Mrs.

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Dimmick, Helen Walcott

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Cahoon, Ida

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Cahoon, Laura

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Cahoon, Lydia

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Smith, A.E., Mrs.

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Coe, Antoinette D., Mrs.

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Caldwell, William B., Mrs.

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Bidwell, WIlliam, Mrs.

Related Events

Event

Laura Cahoon election in Daughters of 1812