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Cleveland Morning Leader, 2 April 1864
(4 inches)
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548 - L. Apr. 2:4/3 - A mechanic of Cleveland when returning home from
Minnesota after an absence of two years, found a baby in his wife's room.
Enraged, he threw the baby to the floor and called his wife the vilest
of names. Later he discovered that the baby was a neighbor's. (4)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 29 April 1864
(10 inches)
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549 - L Apr. 29:4/3 - Frank Miller, a colored man, joined the 4th Michigan
cavalry, married a Nashville lady, deserted, and brought his bride to
Cleveland. He then ran away from his wife, who subsequently had him
arrested when she found out about his color. His real name is Jonathan
Gray. (10)
Gray, Jonathan. See also Miller, Frank; Miller, Frank; Nashville, Tenn.; U. S. army
Cleveland Morning Leader, 21 October 1864
(98 inches)
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550 - L. Oct. 21:4/3 - During the absence of Henry Meyers as a member of
an Ohio battery at Johnson's island, his wife sold his two lots in
Brooklyn for $1,700, and with her 12-year old son left town with a Mr.
Wineburgh. Their whereabouts have not yet been determined. (98)
Brooklyn, Ohio; Johnson's island; Meyers, Henry; Ohio; Wineburgh