Coshocton County Ohio

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Blacksmith Ledger - Samual Luther Cohagan

Samual Luther Cohagan was a blacksmith
in Tunnel Hill, Ohio around 1884-1895.

names of his customers
J. Dusenburg 1898
D. Johnson 1898
E. Tredway 1898
J. Ball 1895
H. Dean 1898
Bedford Township 1898
Dr. Dean
A W. Smith 1898
C. Haines
Finley Gease (or Lease) also listed as Finley Leas
Frank McCurdy
George Johnson
R. G. McCluggage
Wm Wable
J. Johnson
Wilbur Wolford
Frank Johnston
Jno. Clinkinick
Hiram Parks
John English
Wm Ramsay
Ben Ryan
Wm. Stewart 1899
Henry Dean
Hart Dean
Daniel McCurdy
Frank Price
Wm Schooley
Wm. Underwood
A.J. McCurdy
Wm Hughs
Russell Sharpless
Thomas Brier
Michael Wable
G. Anderson
E.O. Guthrie
James Briar (Brian?)
Anderson McCurdy
J.A. Hughs
Isa Bell
James Dobson
Scot Wright
Wilbur Phillips
Wm. Saodes
James Miller
Christopher Hibler
Garfield Masten
Jacob Ogle
Ben Dickerson
Chaney Huff
Jesse Dickerson
Silas Ogle'
David Easter
Isaac McNab
B. T. Hains
C. B. Walker
Harvey Cullison
Pearl Cunningham
Thomas Richcreek
Davis Lowry
Leander Hains
J. B. McKee
J. B. Wable
Wart Wolford 1878

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Samuel Luther CohagAn died Sept. 1, 1904 in Danville, Ohio.

S.L. Cohagen, proprietor of the Danville house, died at 4:45 o'clock this morning from an attack of typhoid fever in its most virulant form. He had been complaining for some time and three weeks ago was compelled to take his bed. He first suffered from malarial fever which soon developed into typhoid. The fever took a strong hold on him and for the past two weeks he was unconcious. He took a decided turn for the worse last night and it soon became apparent that the end was near. During the early hours of the morning he sank rapidly and at the hour above mentioned expired.

Mr. Cogahen was almost 32 years old and leaves a wife and two children Maud, aged nine and Cora, aged four. He also leaves one brother, Frank Cohagen of Hocking county.

The deceased, with his family moved to Danville about three years ago and soon after his arrival entered into a partnership with R. T. Beum, the blacksmith. He remained with him until this spring when he took charge of the Danville house. By his cheerful disposition and pleasant ways Mr. Cohagen made many friends during his short residence here and his death as cast a gloom among his acquaintances. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to Mrs. Coghagen in her deep bereavement. No arrangementshave yet been made regarding the funeral but the services will probably be held some time Saturday.

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