A Twentieth Century History of Trumbull County, Ohio: A Narrative Account of Its Historical Progress, Its People, and Its Principal Interests, Volumes 1-2Whipporwill Publications, 1909 - Trumbull County (Ohio) |
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acres Ashtabula county attended Austintown township became Bloomfield born bought Braceville brother building built cabin Canfield Champion township Charles child church citizens Cleveland College Company Connecticut Connecticut Land Company Cortland daughter died Edward elected Elizabeth erected farm Farmington father George Girard graduated Gustavus Harmon Hartford held Henry homestead Howland township Hubbard Indians James John Jones Joseph Judge Kinsman land later lived located Lodge Lordstown Lordstown township Mahoning county marriage married Mary Mason Mecca Methodist mill Mineral Ridge Miss mother National Bank native Newton Falls Niles Ohio organized parents party Pennsylvania Perkins pioneer Pittsburg Portage county Presbyterian Quinby reared Republican resided Samuel schoolhouse served settled Smith street Sutliff taught Taylor teacher Thomas town township Trumbull county Vienna Warren Warren township Weathersfield township Western Reserve wife William women young Youngstown