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E:LAlIIiA TOWNSHIY. 449 a o11(1 ern soil ~rliich nonrislieil tllrelll in early years, are few. The ceinetery beyond the villilge is \\ranting in that one respect, and only in that, to tinge it \\.it11 :L deeper romance. Osceola scllool l~o~lse, :L l)ricl< stn~ct~l~e, \\.as presidecl over by Miss II;~rriet J. 1:llotlcs. in .J-nncl, 1856. She received $3 per v~eel; nntl board, and taught t 11 i rt v-fi Ire pupils. The inspectlor failed not to notice the vicious 11;hit of 6ilc\ring gnn~.'' Miss C. 1;. Pa\ttritlge \Y;LS also eml)lo>~etl t1lel.e ; ~t a simi l i s:\hry ~ ~ to teach t I\-enty pupils. She lmtl r to) c1;lsses in 1ac:~tling. 1 his \\-is due to her p~~pils llaring so 111any tliffel*cnt reiicliug l)ool
450 HISTORY OF S~ARIC COUNTY. Montooth, Comfort Morgan, L. C. Dm~vyer, Henry C. I-Id, Aaron T. Currier, John Q. Adains, Walter Clarlc, Charles W. Lesan, George Cromden, William Donglas, Jr., Henry Burrows, George Dugan, F. P. Bloom, George Sharrer, John BlacBburn, Charles Bl~zclr~~ell, Alorlzo Lnce, Geor *e W. Ryerson, Chester P. Harsh, Willianl Ingtlls, Jollli Douglass, fohn G. Lamper, Daniel J. Moon, Josepli W. Pasl-, Wil1i;nn A. Cacle, John McLanay, Louis Williams, John IVel~ber, John L. limned~, James Huckings, J. 0. Ives, Isaac Iiinyon, IIenrv C. Sllull, 1)e Forest Chamberlain. James Merrill. 0 ~7en Carlin. ~llobns Eobi nson , William N. ~elsoni Thomas ~eni'ck, A. W. Welnper, J. A. Case, Davicl Allen, Edward Erwin, J. M. Ln~uuer, Frank A. C~*o\rcler, John Thornton, E. W. Goodsell, Thomi~s son, Pliilip G~dley, Is;ri;~il Bates, William Johnson, James L. Atherton, George &Miller,(+eorg:.11 Stone, Springer Galley, Spencer, George Hutchinson, ,l. Dre\vr,y, William Newcomer, George Greenfield. Drrui~~med oat.- Jaines Yuly, John Wood, John Sherry, Derrington Gootl, John) Haher. " Captain Charles Stuart, not Stewart, as generally spelled, is froln the Green mountains of Vermont, a pre-eminently fit place for breetling military commanders. The climate healthy, b:acing arid vigolaous ; the landscape bolcl, rough, mountainous and sublirne, malie the best craclle for incipient heroes; besicle, the moral tone of the people gives them strength and force of character quite as necessary as hardy c:onstitutions in the fielcl. Men got in siclily swainps of :~goe-sh~~lting ~ L T - ents, narsed on inalarious efflnviib, ancl rearecl in nloral and nlentt~l ignorance, may mope through the world half asleep, and may haye bile eno~ugh to be venornous enemies, but never to be great iiilita~ajr comm~nders. Nature always imparts to animal beings and vcgetal~l e life its local character. Bold, rugged, dashing, sublirne scenery fa.volas the growth of bold, clashing, sublime men, and ,uice verscc. &[en, wl~ose boyhoo and youth have been passed in mountain scenery, come II~IOII the field of life with strong, hardy constitutions anti invigor:~,tecl intellects - souncl min CIS in sountL bud ies. Vermont is hi11 011s for go( )t l horses and stal~va~rt men. Though Stuart is not one of the Verirlont "six-footers," yet the material for such a, inan is cfooq)resseti ant1 ref necl into his organization of five feet six. " Captain StuaFt is not the birth of the present wan. escite~~lell t ; Ile long ago showed a talent for military colmna.nd, s strong pe~lch(c~lt for 2% soldier's life even in the most piping times of peace. Eveiaytliing pertaining to the camp or fielcl in history, ora in the coln~notions of tJrc old worlcl was always seized upon by hi111 ils th: CIH bic~st 12eading :.os news. Over year ago he had so infused his 1rlilitn.ry artlu~* illto the quiet, oclel, n unexcit;thle Scotch settlelllent of Elmira as: to sc:t on foot the organization of a rifle coiripany. ancl in May, 1860, tllc company \vas orpnizetl under the old militia law. Stuart wits electetl captain by unanimous vote of the company. Stephen W Hill at t,l~e same time n7as electetl first lieutenant an tl Alexander Mo~*cliison, I I... second lieutenant. I-le found in the settlement just the i~~i~teriill Sola his company ; the Scotch in their characters are not tlissi~nilar to the Vermont mountaineers. The coinpany advanced as far as they conltl,
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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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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 525 Xolomon WiZk:i
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 597 Jereiniall Ben
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GOSETEN TOWNSHIP. 531 Harris VT. At
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 533 ined and rece~
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GOSFIXN TOWNSHIP. 535 western tomns
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GOSFIEN TOWNSHIP. 53'7 '41; Hiram N
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 539 J. F. Smith, W
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 541 dy, Elijah Pon
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OF GOSIIEN TOWNSHIP. 543 well as of
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OF' GOSHEN TOTVNSHIP. 545 in that v
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OF GOSFIEK TOWNSHIP. 547 county. Of
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the eldest daughter, now the wife o
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552 BIOGRAYFIY AND REMINISCF:NCP:S
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554 IZIOGRAPHY AND REMINISCENCES a
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55fi 13IOGI-RAPHY AND REMINISCENCES
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558 RIOGRAPI-IY AND REMINISCENCES v
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560 'RIOGRAPE-IY ANT) REMTNTSCRNC'E
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entered in Goshen townshil). One ye
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- Mr. Quinn has talten all the part
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566 BIOGGAPKY AND RT4MTNfSCENCES. (
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5'70 UIOGRAPIIY AND RE%~INISCENCES.
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5'72 HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. other
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John F. Phenis, n. w. qr. of s. \v.
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OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 5'71 bv 356 pupil
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OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 581 H. Candee as
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A A. J. Opdycke, I. Y., "i5 N. J. I
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OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 585 was held on &
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OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 587 granted ancl
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OF OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 589 present ti
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OF OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 591 TTedey T.
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OP OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 593 establishe
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OF GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 595 has always
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OF OSOEOLA TOWNSHIP. 597 of her mar
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David ; again estnblishecl n house
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OF OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 601 lam H., Ma
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CHAPTER XYI. PENN TOWNSIIIP, HE com
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PENN TOWNSHIP. 605 J. Hoagden, n. m
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PENN TOWNSHIP. 601 Horace Clark, n.
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PENN TOWNSHIP. 609 Snare ancl W. B.
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PENN TOWNSRIP. 61 1 Rev. J. L. Scot
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VENN TOWNSHIP. 615 lene Dicl~erson!
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OF PEKN TOWNSHIP. 61.7 3Iibes Avery
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622 BIOGRAPHY AND REMINISCENCES add
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BIOGRAPHY AND REMINISCENCES i I (St
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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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02' WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 687 , I,.
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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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I OF WEST *JISRSET TOWNSHIP. son A.
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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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