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Cleveland Morning Leader, 10 August 1864
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579 - L. Aug. 10:4/6 - George A. Kolbe announces his candidacy for county
recorder, subject to the approval of the county convention to be held
Aug. 13 in Cleveland. - (1)
Elections, Campaigns and Candidates / Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Morning Leader, 4 May 1864
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1820 - L. May 4:4/4 - John H. Sargent was elected president of the board
of education at the annual meeting last night. L. D. Hudson was elected
secretary.
Members of the board for the ensuing year are: First ward, Lucius M.
Pitkin; second ward, Alloyus Maynard; third ward, William H. Price; fourth
ward, L. F. Mellen; fifth ward, Melchior Neff; sixth ward, George A.
Kolbe; seventh ward, T. R. Reaves; eighth ward, William Dugan; ninth ward,
John H. Sargent; tenth ward, L. D. IIudson; and eleventh ward, George
Hartwell.
The superintendent of instruction will be Anson Smyth. (3)
Schools and Seminaries / Board of Education
Cleveland board of education; Cuyahoga county; Dugan, William; Hartwell, George; Hudson, L. D.; Kolbe, George A.; Maynard, Alloyus; Mellon, L. F.; Neff, Melchior; Pitkin, Lucius M.; Price, William H.; Reeves, T. R.; Sargent, John H.; Smyth, Anson
Cleveland Morning Leader, 30 December 1864
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2450 - L Dec. 30:4/3 - The enrolled men of the sixth ward met on Dec. 28
and organized a "Sixth Ward Self-Protection Club." W. P. Fogg was elected
president; John Huntington, vice president; George A. Kolbe, secretary,
and G. W. Calkins, treasurer.
The object of this club is to protect such of its members as may be
drafted, but not to clear the ward nor to relieve from the draft those
who will give neither time nor money for that purpose. (4)
Wars / Civil War / Enlistments and Confiscations
Calkins, G. W.; Fogg, William P.; Huntington, John (councilman); Kolbe, George A.; Sixth Ward Self-Protec. ion Club