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John F. Phenis, n. w. qr. of s. \v. qr., sec. 29; Dec. 5, 1853. Wm. Gray, s. w. qr. of s. w. qr., sec. 29; Sept. I, 1835. Sylvanus Moore, s. e. qr. of s. w. qr., sec. 29; July 3, 1835. W. Moore, 100; W. & B. Phenix, 40; Elijall Stevens, 40, in s. e. qr., are the only large tracts in this section, the remainder being town lots. Moses Vansickle, s. e. qr., sec. 29; Sept. 1, 1835. Isaac Spencer, e. hf. n . e. qr., sec. 30; July 14, 1837. E. Stevens, 120; &I. H. Weaver, 5, and Otis Gnrdner, 35, in 11. e. qr. J. and W. Gray, n. w. qr. and w. hf. n. e. qr., sec. 30; May 2, 1836. Levi Fulk, 75; Geo. Currier, 38, and Elijah Stevens, 38, in n. w. qr. W. EI. Boardman, e. hf. s. w. qr., sec. 30; March 6, 1837. Dexter Hall, w. hf. s. w. qr., sec. 30; May 23, 1836. R. C. Briggs, 76% on the s. w. qr. Nenlennall Merritt, n. e qr. s. e. qr., sec. 30; July 14, 1837. H. H. Drawyer, 60, and Doyle L! Dnmon, 50, on s. e. yr ., wit11 tourn lots. John T. Pllenix, s. e. qr. s. e. qr., sec. 30; Dec. 5, 1853. Nemennah brerritt, w. hf . s. e. qr., sec. 30; July 14, 1837. W. 13. Boarcln~an, e. hf. n. e. qr., sec. 31; July 14, 183'7. Elijah Stevens' 70, H. Brown's 80, J. Funk's 80, E. IIarty's 40, D. IIi~rty's 20, T. IT. Harmon's 30, and Doyle 'Si Darrion's 10 constitute the n. hf. of this section. Daniel Woodworth, w. hf. n. e. qr., sec. 31; July 14,1837. Nemennah BIerritt, n. w. qr., sec. 31; July 14, 1837. Zach Gray, s. w. qr., sec. 31; Jan. 1, 1819. T. TV. Harmon, s. w. 160. Calvin Davidson, n. e. qr. s. e. qr., sec. 31; Dec. 5, 1837. Byron Smith, s. e. 156, and E. Stevens, 3. J. S; W. Gray, w . hf. of s. e. qr., sec. 31; May 2, 1856. Asher 31. Smith, s. e. qr. of s. e. clr., sec. 31; Feb. 1, 1856. Zebulon Avery, n. e. qr., sec. 32; Feb. I, 1856. J. Harmon, 26; John Harmon, 134, n. e. William Gray, n. w. qr., sec. 83; Sept. 1, 1835. A. Gilmore, 134%; W. J. Eagleston, 25$g, n. w. qr. Henry Seeley, e. hf. of s. w. qr., sec. 32; 3larcli 22, 1836. Samuel G. Breese, s. w. qr. Joseph S; Wm. Gray, w. llf. of S. W. qr., sec. 32; May 2, 1836. Hosea Ha.rmon, 60; J. I-Iarmon, 60; A. 31. I-Iarmon, 40, in s. e. qr. Grandeson B. Cooper, s. e. qr., sec. 32; Feb. 7, 1818. Henry Taylor, n . e . qr . , sec . 33; Nov . 29, 181'7. C . W . Phenix, 40; N . Enos, 40; FI . Phenix, SO. John Rocktvell, n. ~ v . qr., sec. 33; Nov. 29, 1817. W. Moore, 80; 3ohn Meilkcy, SO. Lawrence Hoots, s. u7. qr., sec. 33; Dec. 4, ISIS. Daniel Phenis, s. w. 160. Winsllil:, Gordon, s. e. qr., sec. 83; Dcc. 4, 1818. H. H. Drawyer, n. 180; Ann Clark, 40. Samuel Moulton, n. e. qr., sec. 34; Jan. 4, 1819. Eliza Sturm, e. 58; J. FI. Drawyer, 94. John Lennon, n. w. qr., sec. 34; Feb. 27, ISIS. C. W, Phenix, n. 119; H. Phenix, 40. S. I
576 HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. to the trustees of school lands. On the same day the township was divided into school districts, No. 1 comprising the north llalf of the township clistrict No. 2, commencing at north-west corner of sectaioll 19, thence to the center of the township, thence south to south-east corner of section 21 ; thence west to the south-east of section 20 ; thence south to the south-east of section 29 : thence west to the soutll-west corner of section SO ; thence north to place of l~eginuing. District KO. 3 comprised the reinaincler of the township. In January, 1850, Messrs. Stone, Searl ancl Henry Seely were electecl trustees. In April, Riley Chainberlain was appointed treasurer. In 1851 there were 228 perso& under twenty-one years of age. In IS53 there were 43 scholars in district 1 ; 48 in clistrict 2 ; 95 in district No. 3, nncl 25 in the new clistrict No. 4, giving a total of 211. This clistrict was set off April 25, 1551. On January 17, '52, J. E. Jones, Josllun Gillfillnn, now of liewanee, nnil Henry Seely mere elected trustees, and I. W. Sesrl was cllosen treasurer. The name of Morgan Wever al3lIenrs on the record. as selling coal to clistrict No. i. Mr. A. J. Stunn states that tliis Werer Ilatl coal-bank in Elmira township at this time. District No. 5 was 0l.g.mizecl out of district No. 1, July 30, '53. In Milarch, '54, Otis Garclner, Peter Sturm, now of Cambridge, Ill., and Alfred Freenlan \irere electled trustees. In '56 A. M. Smith and J. E. Jones took the places of Messrs. Sturin and Freeman, I. W. Searl being continued as treasurer. The number of pupils enrolled was 320. In '58 John Snethen was elected trustee, vice J. E. Jones, deceased, and district No. t; uTas establishecl. In '59, district No. 7 u7as set off, and John Laclcie, John Snethen and A. M. Sinith mere elected trustees. In '63 the name of John Winslow appears as trustee, ~vi t h Smith i~nd Laclcie. Williain Moore, C. Wilson and A. Foster were elected trustees in '65,' Mr. Searl still serving as treasu~er. This bosrcl was continued until October, '68, when A. PI. Abbott ancl E. P. Wright were electecl, with Charles Wilson holding over. In '70, Philip Munson was elected ; in '71, Charles Foster served on the boclrd : in '72, W. W. Winslow mas elected trustee, ancl in '$3, he, with E. P. Wright ant1 Charles Foster formed the i~oarcl. In '75, Isaac Sturm, W. P. Dator, anti E. P. Wright formed the board. W. Winslow mas elected in '77, and in '78, he with E. P. Wrig11t ancl C. 13. Foster were electecl. Israel Seely was chosen trustee in 'SO, but cleclining to serve, Charles Weir was electecl. I. W. Sear1 served as treasurer ant1 clerk up to April, '80, when John Hall, Jr., was ap1)ointed. In '82, the names of John II. Drawger and Henry W. ~re\r& appear as trustees. In April of this vear a, motion was made to appoint 11. J. Baldwin treasurer. his" motion was carried in May, '82. In April, '83, the names of W. C. Decker, J. H. Drawyer ancl John IIall, Jr., appear as trustees, with 11. J. Ik~ltlwin, clerlr ; all holcling office at the close of '86. The records of clistrict No. 1 show the following names of teachers since '7-7: Joseplline Dyer, Judson Wo~~se, Hattie Abl~ott, Broolts W. Crurn, Miss E. Gardner, Miss A. E. Eicl~ols, Paul Ne~vton, Etta Gharret, Wilna Snare, Emma Prosser, Jn~nes E. Brown, Elmer Brjggs, Lewis A. Miller. In '86 there mere 309 males and 297. fema!es under twenty-one years, one graded and eight ungraded schools, attended
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C HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. Preston
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George White, lot 3, sec. 16; Nov.
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ull to meet him there ; ' thought t
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XLNIKA TOWNSHIP. 435 o~ganiaation.
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ELMIRA TOWNSHIP. 437 Niner, It. Gri
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G. Brace, Alexander Ca~lleron, -Wal
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ELMIRA TOWNSEIIP. 441 were electecl
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Lizxie Eeattie, Christians E. Armst
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tlatecl August 26: 1861. The direct
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ELMIRS TOWNSHIP. 447 ette Circuit,
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E:LAlIIiA TOWNSHIY. 449 a o11(1 ern
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ELMIRA TOWNSHIP. 451 but were unabl
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454 HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. ament,
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484 HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. Samuel
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Joseph Wright, s. e, qr. sec. 11; J
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lS%3EX TOWNSHIP. 499 Edward Trickle
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ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 501 was no school n
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ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 503 the county. 0.
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EL~IIRA TOWNSHIP. 505 the bluff " j
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ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 507 \ /'. which, wi
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OF ESSEX TOWXSHIP. 509 Johrt C70Zwe
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 511 ing and at t
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 5p3 republican,
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OP ESSEX TOWNSHIP. Xan.; James H.,
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 517 ceeded is sh
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 519 daughter of
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 521 Weigal, a na
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 523 cliecl, Octo
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OF IWNN TOWNSHIP. 639 George Green'
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OF PENN TOWNSHIP. 633 countrv. At t
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NG-wren Pettit, died Maty 4, 1886,
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OF PENN TOWNSHIP. 637 singer tailor
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OF PENN TOWNSHIP. 639 of Midclletow
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-. VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Jalnes Sawyer,
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VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 643 Curlton A. Fox
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VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 645 The justices o
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VALLEY TOWNSHIP. James 1-1. Garside
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OP VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 651 1866, Mr. A
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OF VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 653 August 16,
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OF VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 655 Down reside
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OF VaLLEY TOWNSHIP. 657 65 acres to
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OF VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 659 C/~arZes 3L
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OF VALLEY TOWNSHIP. nois Infantry A
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OP VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 663 the wife of
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OF VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 665 Simmerman p
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county, Ill., whose parents mere na
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OF VAL I. G s TOWNSI L IP. 611 in i
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WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 673 Andrew Jo
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WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 615 hf. of JV
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WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 617 in April,
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WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 679 school ;
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WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 681 * Swanlc,
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WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 683 built the
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OF WEST JERSEY TOWNS~IP. ,685 ]lave
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OF WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 689 Dr. Cl
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OF WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 1831, and
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OF WEST JERSEY TOWJS SHIP. 693 Miss
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OF WEST JER4EY TOWNSHIP. while in t
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eceived a ul-acticitl ecluc:litlion
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OF WEST JERSEY TOlVNSftfP. 703 I Ma
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I , ' s .z geiieral stlore at, West
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CONCLUSION. The expentlitnres of th
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