Temperance Meeting at Dayton1
Pledge
We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, being thoroughly convinced that the use of intoxicating liquors is pernicious to health and good morals, therefore pledge to each other, in the presence of God, and our country, our most sacred honor to abstain, in all time to come, from the use of all intoxicating liquors, except as a medicine; and that we will use our influence, on all proper occasions, to cause our friends to unite with us in this pledge.
Wm Stadden Lars Harrison
C G Miller Isaac Miller
W L Dunavan Morris Laupher
Joshua Fairchild James Thompson
Z H Baxter Lars Larson
Jesse Green Isaac Hayes
Jacob Leavens Stephen Donohoe
David Green Elizabeth Miller
Peley Frink L W Abbot
A T Marr Mrs Elvira Laupher
John Lewis Jefferson Weatherford
E G Janes Mrs Mary Weatherford
Z A Kelly Francis Weatherford
Z Preston Rachael Weatherford
Uriah Miller Rebecca Green
Joseph Green Elizabeth Jacobs
John A Quick Isaac Green
Jonathan Stadden Mrs. Mary Ann Fairchild
Albert Dunavan Mrs Eliza Dunavan
Hardin Weatherford Emma Dunavan
H Fairchild Mrs E Baxter
J M Laurence Mrs Eliza Miller
John Miller Mrs Tobitha Bockorn
John Combs Chilson McKurley
1. The Illinois Free Trader, February 25, 1842, p. 2, col. 6
Dayton and the Greens 