Names taken from a list of cholera deaths compiled by Matthias Martin, Esq., one of the directors of the penitentiary, and published in the Ohio State Journal, Wednesday, July 11, 1849.
John Carhart, from Coshocton County, received April 6, 1849, for life; died July 8, aged 25.
Birth year estimated from death notice.
Note: May have lived somewhere other than the named county; that was the location of the jail from which the prisoner was transferred.
John Carhart, from Coshocton County, received April 6, 1849, for life; died July 8, aged 25.
Birth year estimated from death notice.
Note: May have lived somewhere other than the named county; that was the location of the jail from which the prisoner was transferred.
Names taken from a list of cholera deaths compiled by Matthias Martin, Esq., one of the directors of the penitentiary, and published in the Ohio State Journal, Wednesday, July 11, 1849.
John Carhart, from Coshocton County, received April 6, 1849, for life; died July 8, aged 25.
Birth year estimated from death notice.
Note: May have lived somewhere other than the named county; that was the location of the jail from which the prisoner was transferred.
John Carhart, from Coshocton County, received April 6, 1849, for life; died July 8, aged 25.
Birth year estimated from death notice.
Note: May have lived somewhere other than the named county; that was the location of the jail from which the prisoner was transferred.
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