Jones, Samuel Riddle
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| Description | A pupil of Christian Reformist Thomas Campbell and was typesetter for Alexander Campbell's "Christian Baptist". “Buffaloe Creek” was the location of the Campbell Estate. The area would later be named after the estate, “Bethany”. |
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| Description | Printer and proprietor of "Brooke Republican", Daniel Polsley, Ed.; through 11 Jul 1833 |
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| Description | Published newspaper, which failed which under subsequent owners became the "Massillon Whig" (which also failed). |
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| Description | At the time of the death of his wife, Caroline. |
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| Description | Publisher of “The Ruralist” |
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| Description | Pastor of the Christian Church |
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| Description | Age in 1860: 52 |
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| Description | In 1880, he lived on Jefferson Street, near the Capitol. |
