Old Settlers & Recent Inhabitants of German Township

Old Settlers & Recent Inhabitants of German Township
"20th Century History of Springfield, and Clark County, Ohio"
William M. Rockel, 1908

Extracted 2002 by Jane M. Whitty

YEAR
SETTLED

NAME

SPOUSE

CHILDREN

COMMENTS

Archibald MCKINLEY

Polly

Several daughters & sons: Archibald, Westley, William and James. (Daughters not named)

Settled Sec. 17

1798

William CHAPMAN, d. 1822 in MO

son, Jesse b. 1800, left abt. 1840 to Pacific Coast

from VA, settled on farm now owned by E. E. GARD in Sec. 10; early tavern keeper. William left in 1818 to MO. A daughter of Jesse married U.S. Grant, Jr. son of the late President

William HALLER

Described Pioneers Wm. ROSS; Charles RECTOR; and WEAVER

1798

William ROSS

Winnifred RECTOR, sister of Charles RECTOR

8 children/7 b. in KY: William, Elijah (left twp 1825), Nancy, Elizabeth, John(see below), Presley (d. 1852), Mary, Charles (b. in OH)
Son-in-Law: Daniel HARR of Urbana

from Mason Co, KY but not native of there.>Warren Co, OH (1 year)>Tremont. Married at age 30; resided on farm now known as the north farm of Geo. W. BERRY. Built 1st frame house in 1812. Desc. by Wm. HALLER “of medium stature but wonderful strength and endurance”

1798

John ROSS, son of William (above), d. age 4 score and 4 years

Miss Rachel WALLACE

Served in War of 1812

1801

Jacob KIBLINGER

Native of VA; moved KIBLINGER & PENCE families from VA (including John PENCE). Father was Jacob, Sr. who erected 1st saw & hemp mill on Mad River (where Eagles Mills now stand)

1802

Elijah WEAVER, died 3 years after son’s birth

Marr. Mary MCKINLEY 1807

Newton b. 1810 (who was father of Johnson P. WEAVER, still living)

Came from Bluegrass region; native of VA; settled NE part of twp

1804

David JONES, died in 95th yr (his mother lived to age 109)

Margaret, d. 1850, in 73rd yr.

Mary, Margaret, James M., Lydia, Kiziah
“James M., a child, died Aug 16, 1880 and several are in this twp. S. H., a son of James M. is still living in Tremont” (not clear what this means?)

Purch. land on Chapman’s Creek 1 ½ mi. w. of Tremont

1805

Daniel GENTIS

Large family of children. Sons settling in neighborhood

from VA; entered 160 acres in Sec. 23

Abt. 1803, perhaps earlier

Job GARD

Elizabeth

Gershom, Daniel, Simon, Rachel, Sarah, Phoebe (arrived with parents)

Native of NJ>KY>German Twp OH, Sec. 17; erected mills along Mad River; was in War of 1812

as early as 1805

Gershom GARD

A large family: Eli (still living in Tremont); Silas H. (dec. some years ago lived so of Tremont); Dr. John S (lived north of Tremont - deceased);
Emerson E. , owner of Tremont City elevator was a son of Silas H.

1805

Philip KIZER

settled e. of Tremont, came from VA; Served in War of 1812 as Capt.

1805

George GLASS

From VA, settled in Sec. 9

1805

Abraham ZERKLE

abt. beginning of this cent.

William & Christopher WEAVER

very early settlers

1806

Daniel KIBLINGER

Native of VA

Charles RECTOR

Desc. by Wm. HALLER “was larger (than med. stature), strong & very hardy

1806

Thomas NAUMAN, Jr.

Native of VA, made home w/Matthias FRIERMOOD;

1809

Thomas NAUMAN, Sr.

Assisted in Boston Tea Party

1810

Felty SNYDER

of VA

1809

Benjamin MORRIS, died at an advanced age

from VA; 160 acres in so. part of twp in 1810; served in War of 1812

1811

Samuel BAKER

1811

John KELLER

1812

Rudolph BAKER

from VA

1812

Benjamin FRANTZ

from PA

1814

Samuel MERANDA

from VA, purch land where Jefferson MERANDA now lives

1816

Matthias RUST

1816

Frederick MICHAEL

Jacob MAGGART, w/ brother David

numbered with pioneers of twp.

Philip GOODMAN

numbered with pioneers of twp.

a very early day

Jeremiah SIMMS

son, Jeremiah, Jr. was local preacher-1st sermon at Rector Church over remains of Catherine PECK in 1822

came w/family, returned to VA, came again in 1806, entered a quarter sec. of land in so. part of twp. (SINTZ neighborhood); Blacksmith/mechanic

1808

George WELCHANS

of PA

1808

William ENOCH

from VA

1809

John KEMP

of VA, settled on Sec. 14

1809

Thomas HAYS

a son, Oden HAYS lost in snowstorm found dead in hollow log of Sec. 32

native of KY, settled on Sec. 25

1810

Joseph PERRIN

from VA

1813

Jacob BAKER, died 1821

Philip, Henry, Jacob, Martin, John & Samuel, and 3 daughters

native of VA, settled sec. 14; is buried in Lawrenceville Cem.

early settler

Henry BAKER

native of VA, settled

early settler

Martin BAKER

native of VA, settled

at an early day

Andrew & Emanuel CIRCLE

Have descendants still living in twp

Aft. War of 1812

Benjamin REAM

of PA, Served in War of 1812, settled on Sec. 32

1816

John LORTON

Rachel

natives of KY

John E. LORTON, b. 1827 near Lawrenceville; died a few years ago

Was Twp. Treasurer for some years

1820

Matthias STALEY

of MD, a carpenter

1822

Adam ROCKEL, d. 1884 age 90

Polly BAKER, dau. of Philip BAKER. She died 1886

Peter, Henry, William, Harriet & Mary

native of PA, soldier of War of 1812, settled on Sec. 9

1822

Peter ROCKEL, father of Adam (above), d. 1884

son, Henry, now past age 70, resides in Tremont; Adam (see above)

settled 1 mi. so. of Tremont City

1822

Philip KERN

the sister of Adam ROCKEL

Adam, d. abt. 1888 resided on the old place.

native of PA, settled on Sec. 9

1816

John BEAMER

Elizabeth MULHOLLAND

Thomas, Valentine, Eliza (marr. Dr. MCLAUGHLIN of Tremont. She died 1892)

from VA, settled on Sec. 16

1832

William BALLENTINE, d. 1851

Nancy NAIL, native of Ireland where married

12 children; one still living James V., age 84

Of Ireland, came to OH 1831>German Twp 1832

1809

David KIZER, b. Dec 20 1779 in Shenandoah Co, VA, d. 31 Dec. 1847

Marr. 23 Jun 1806 Eva NAWMAN, b. 11 Jul 1787, d. 08 Sep 1869

Phoebe b. 20 May 1807; Rebecca b. 29 May 1908; Lydia b. 15 Apr 1811; Thomas b. 18 Dec. 1812 (was Co. Surveyor more than 20 yrs); Suzannah b. 17 Aug 1815; Eli b. 25 Jan 1823. All now deceased

Buried in Green Mount Cem.; settled on Sec. 7 Twp 4 Range 10 M.R.S.; J. P. in 1811was “out” in the War of 1812; appt 1st Co. Recorder 1818 & several times re-elected

Thomas ROSS

Mary PENCE

1801 first marriage recorded in Twp.

Dr. Andrew MCLAUGHLIN, b. Concord Twp, Champaign Co.; died in the Fall of 1882

left no offspring

of Scotch descent; began practice in 1836 in Tremont; Dr. Mac, large portly wt. 340 lbs.; expert in fever cases

1853 Tremont

Dr. Hiram SENSEMAN, d. 1883

his widow died 1907

Graduate of Jefferson Univ., PA

John KIBLINGER, b. 1816 near Eagle City, d. on same farm early part of 1890’s

Was called “Curly” due to curly hair; served on Agricultural Board; sometime owner of Eagle City Mills

1832

Adam NEFF, brother of Christian, d. 1885

1st wife was dau. of early settler Isaac TURMAN. She died in recent years

from VA, settled so. of Tremont City

1832

Christian NEFF, brother of Adam, d. 1894

from VA, settled so. of Tremont City

Rev. “Johnnie” PENCE, died in the 1880’s age more than 80

Began preaching 1827, German Reformed Church

1852

Jacob MITZEL

Marr. 1860 Elnora, dau. of Adam NEFF

a Pennsylvanian; is still living w. of Tremont City

C. F. ROHRER, died recently

active member in twp affairs, lived a few miles north of Tremont City.

1848

Emanuel HAUSE

from PA; many years a blacksmith; still lives in Lawrenceville

Jesse MEAD, d. 1880

farmer, lived e. of Tremont along Mad River

1836

Adam BAKER

sons: William & Cornelius (were sheriffs)
grandson: A. J. (also was a sheriff)

from PA, settled near Eagle City Mills

Adam BAKER (the elder)

Co. Commissioner 1849

Silas BAKER

Old pioneer, still living age 84

George RAMSEY

Old pioneer, still living age

David ENOCH

Old pioneer, still living age past 82

Henry DEAM

Old pioneer, still living age over 80

John BLOSE, b. 1838 Champaign Co.

Marr. 1857 to Caroline, dau. of David STEINBARGER

member of constitutional convention; Co. Commissioner 1 term in 1874; Democrat; is still living

1860

Joseph H. COLLINS, b. VA

Marr. 1864 to Mary E. ROCKEL, dau. of Adam ROCKEL

1903 elected Repub. Co. Commissioner, 1905 renominated for 2nd term, but died before filling 1 term.

Rev. WIANT

Present Pastor Meth. Episcopal Church in Tremont

Rev. J. C. PAUL

Present Pastor German Reform Church at Lawrenceville

Rev. Jesse RICHARDS

1863 organized German Reform Church in Tremont City

Rev. WOERNER

Present pastor German Reform Church in Tremont City

Township Officials

Justice of the Peace
Of the past: John GOBLE, Hugh H. FRAZIER, John MCCAULEY, Philip KIZER, William ENOCH, Peter MINNICH, George MICHAEL, Joseph UNDERWOOD, EIias DARNELL, Samuel BECHTLE, J. S. GARD, Thomas ELLIOTT, Michael BOWMAN, Jacob ARGOBRIGHT, Peter MCLAUGHLIN, William W. LEE, Eli KIZER, Alexander MICHAEL, L. BECHTLE and James V. BALLENTINE
Since 1871: Alexander MICHAEL (1871-1874); John H. BLOSE (1872, resigned 1878-1890); Jacob ARGOBRIGHT (1872-1875); John S. GARD (1873-1876); Lafayette BECHTLE (1876-1879); James V. BALLENTINE (1880-1886); John H. HARTMAN (1886-1892); Jacob HARTMAN (1892-1895); W. S. NEESE (1893-1902-1905); D. R. SHUMAN (1895-1898); Perry E. CIRCLE (1898-1901); A. L. RUST (1899-1905); F. P. BLOSE (1904-1908); J. B. MINNICH (1904-1908); C. E. ZERKLE (elect)

Township Trustees
John E. LORTON (1881, 1883, 1884); J. P. WEAVER (1882); John WILSON (1883); Peter SNYDER (1883-1892); Michael SHAWYER (1883-1885); Henry TITER (1885-1893); Samuel ARTHUR (1886-1888); David ENOCH (1889-1890); Henry FISHER (1891-1900); C. H. BAILEY (1893-1901, 1905); Harvey BOWERS (1902-1904); H. C. FISHER (1902-1905, resigned and C. H. BAILEY appointed); Emanuel MITZEL (1894 - ); N. B. WAGONER (1905 - ); Michael RADER (1905 - ); Oscar J. ROCKEL (elect)

Township Clerks
J. H. REYNOLDS (of Lawrenceville, for a number of years past); D. Benton JENKINS (1894-1898)

Township Treasurers
Americus JAMES (1895-1897)

School Board and Teachers for the Coming Year
School board of the township: Charles SMITH, president; O. J. ROCKEL, clerk; S. S. Snyder, E. Z. ZERKLE and W. H. SHAWVER.

The following are the teachers for the present year: Superintendent, J. W. COLEMAN; assistant high school teacher, Clyde XANDERS; No. 1, Jackson, Orris HAULMAN; No. 2, Mt. Zion, F. P. BLOSE; No. 3, Eureka, Irwin BAKER; No. 4, Lawrenceville. A. L. RUST; No. 5, Willow Dale, G. W. KOHLER; No. 6, Beech Center, W. G. GRIEST; No. 7, Beech Crossing, Miss Jessie MILLER; No.8, Beech Knob, Grover CIRCLE; No. 9, Deers, A. W. BLOSE; No. 10, Fairview, Miss Carol HUTCHINSON.

Copyright 2002 Jane M. Whitty.

YEAR SETTLED	NAME	SPOUSE	CHILDREN	COMMENTS
	Archibald MCKINLEY	Polly	Several daughters & sons: Archibald, Westley, William and James. (Daughters not named)	Settled Sec. 17
1798	William CHAPMAN, d. 1822 in MO		son, Jesse b. 1800, left abt. 1840 to Pacific Coast	from VA, settled on farm now owned by E. E. GARD in Sec. 10; early tavern keeper. William left in 1818 to MO. A daughter of Jesse married U.S. Grant, Jr. son of the late President
	William HALLER			Described Pioneers Wm. ROSS; Charles RECTOR; and WEAVER
1798	William ROSS	Winnifred RECTOR, sister of Charles RECTOR	8 children/7 b. in KY: William, Elijah (left twp 1825), Nancy, Elizabeth, John(see below), Presley (d. 1852), Mary, Charles (b. in OH) Son-in-Law: Daniel HARR of Urbana	from Mason Co, KY but not native of there.>Warren Co, OH (1 year)>Tremont. Married at age 30; resided on farm now known as the north farm of Geo. W. BERRY. Built 1st frame house in 1812. Desc. by Wm. HALLER “of medium stature but wonderful strength and endurance”
1798	John ROSS, son of William (above), d. age 4 score and 4 years	Miss Rachel WALLACE		Served in War of 1812
1801	Jacob KIBLINGER			Native of VA; moved KIBLINGER & PENCE families from VA (including John PENCE). Father was Jacob, Sr. who erected 1st saw & hemp mill on Mad River (where Eagles Mills now stand)
1802	Elijah WEAVER, died 3 years after son’s birth	Marr. Mary MCKINLEY 1807	Newton b. 1810 (who was father of Johnson P. WEAVER, still living)	Came from Bluegrass region; native of VA; settled NE part of twp
1804	David JONES, died in 95th yr (his mother lived to age 109)	Margaret, d. 1850, in 73rd yr.	Mary, Margaret, James M., Lydia, Kiziah “James M., a child, died Aug 16, 1880 and several are in this twp. S. H., a son of James M. is still living in Tremont” (not clear what this means?)	Purch. land on Chapman’s Creek 1 ½ mi. w. of Tremont
1805	Daniel GENTIS		Large family of children. Sons settling in neighborhood	from VA; entered 160 acres in Sec. 23
Abt. 1803, perhaps earlier	Job GARD	Elizabeth	Gershom, Daniel, Simon, Rachel, Sarah, Phoebe (arrived with parents)	Native of NJ>KY>German Twp OH, Sec. 17; erected mills along Mad River; was in War of 1812
as early as 1805	Gershom GARD		A large family: Eli (still living in Tremont); Silas H. (dec. some years ago lived so of Tremont); Dr. John S (lived north of Tremont - deceased); Emerson E. , owner of Tremont City elevator was a son of Silas H.
1805	Philip KIZER			settled e. of Tremont, came from VA; Served in War of 1812 as Capt.
1805	George GLASS			From VA, settled in Sec. 9
1805	Abraham ZERKLE
abt. beginning of this cent.	William & Christopher WEAVER			very early settlers
1806	Daniel KIBLINGER			Native of VA
	Charles RECTOR			Desc. by Wm. HALLER “was larger (than med. stature), strong & very hardy
1806	Thomas NAUMAN, Jr.			Native of VA, made home w/Matthias FRIERMOOD;
1809	Thomas NAUMAN, Sr.			Assisted in Boston Tea Party
1810	Felty SNYDER			of VA
1809	Benjamin MORRIS, died at an advanced age			from VA; 160 acres in so. part of twp in 1810; served in War of 1812
1811	Samuel BAKER
1811	John KELLER
1812	Rudolph BAKER			from VA
1812	Benjamin FRANTZ			from PA
1814	Samuel MERANDA			from VA, purch land where Jefferson MERANDA now lives
1816	Matthias RUST
1816	Frederick MICHAEL
	Jacob MAGGART, w/ brother David			numbered with pioneers of twp.
	Philip GOODMAN			numbered with pioneers of twp.
a very early day	Jeremiah SIMMS		son, Jeremiah, Jr. was local preacher-1st sermon at Rector Church over remains of Catherine PECK in 1822	came w/family, returned to VA, came again in 1806, entered a quarter sec. of land in so. part of twp. (SINTZ neighborhood); Blacksmith/mechanic
1808	George WELCHANS			of PA
1808	William ENOCH			from VA
1809	John KEMP			of VA, settled on Sec. 14
1809	Thomas HAYS		a son, Oden HAYS lost in snowstorm found dead in hollow log of Sec. 32	native of KY, settled on Sec. 25
1810	Joseph PERRIN			from VA
1813	Jacob BAKER, died 1821		Philip, Henry, Jacob, Martin, John & Samuel, and 3 daughters	native of VA, settled sec. 14; is buried in Lawrenceville Cem.
early settler	Henry BAKER			native of VA, settled
early settler	Martin BAKER			native of VA, settled
at an early day	Andrew & Emanuel CIRCLE		Have descendants still living in twp
Aft. War of 1812	Benjamin REAM			of PA, Served in War of 1812, settled on Sec. 32
1816	John LORTON	Rachel		natives of KY
	John E. LORTON, b. 1827 near Lawrenceville; died a few years ago			Was Twp. Treasurer for some years
1820	Matthias STALEY			of MD, a carpenter
1822	Adam ROCKEL, d. 1884 age 90	Polly BAKER, dau. of Philip BAKER. She died 1886	Peter, Henry, William, Harriet & Mary	native of PA, soldier of War of 1812, settled on Sec. 9
1822	Peter ROCKEL, father of Adam (above), d. 1884		son, Henry, now past age 70, resides in Tremont; Adam (see above)	settled 1 mi. so. of Tremont City
1822	Philip KERN	the sister of Adam ROCKEL	Adam, d. abt. 1888 resided on the old place.	native of PA, settled on Sec. 9
1816	John BEAMER	Elizabeth MULHOLLAND	Thomas, Valentine, Eliza (marr. Dr. MCLAUGHLIN of Tremont. She died 1892)	from VA, settled on Sec. 16
1832	William BALLENTINE, d. 1851	Nancy NAIL, native of Ireland where married	12 children; one still living James V., age 84	Of Ireland, came to OH 1831>German Twp 1832
1809	David KIZER, b. Dec 20 1779 in Shenandoah Co, VA, d. 31 Dec. 1847	Marr. 23 Jun 1806 Eva NAWMAN, b. 11 Jul 1787, d. 08 Sep 1869	Phoebe b. 20 May 1807; Rebecca b. 29 May 1908; Lydia b. 15 Apr 1811; Thomas b. 18 Dec. 1812 (was Co. Surveyor more than 20 yrs); Suzannah b. 17 Aug 1815; Eli b. 25 Jan 1823. All now deceased	Buried in Green Mount Cem.; settled on Sec. 7 Twp 4 Range 10 M.R.S.; J. P. in 1811was “out” in the War of 1812; appt 1st Co. Recorder 1818 & several times re-elected
	Thomas ROSS	Mary PENCE		1801 first marriage recorded in Twp.
	Dr. Andrew MCLAUGHLIN, b. Concord Twp, Champaign Co.; died in the Fall of 1882		left no offspring	of Scotch descent; began practice in 1836 in Tremont; Dr. Mac, large portly wt. 340 lbs.; expert in fever cases
1853 Tremont	Dr. Hiram SENSEMAN, d. 1883	his widow died 1907		Graduate of Jefferson Univ., PA
	John KIBLINGER, b. 1816 near Eagle City, d. on same farm early part of 1890’s			Was called “Curly” due to curly hair; served on Agricultural Board; sometime owner of Eagle City Mills
1832	Adam NEFF, brother of Christian, d. 1885	1st wife was dau. of early settler Isaac TURMAN. She died in recent years		from VA, settled so. of Tremont City
1832	Christian NEFF, brother of Adam, d. 1894			from VA, settled so. of Tremont City
	Rev. “Johnnie” PENCE, died in the 1880’s age more than 80			Began preaching 1827, German Reformed Church
1852	Jacob MITZEL	Marr. 1860 Elnora, dau. of Adam NEFF		a Pennsylvanian; is still living w. of Tremont City
	C. F. ROHRER, died recently			active member in twp affairs, lived a few miles north of Tremont City.
1848	Emanuel HAUSE			from PA; many years a blacksmith; still lives in Lawrenceville
	Jesse MEAD, d. 1880			farmer, lived e. of Tremont along Mad River
1836	Adam BAKER		sons: William & Cornelius (were sheriffs) grandson: A. J. (also was a sheriff)	from PA, settled near Eagle City Mills
	Adam BAKER (the elder)			Co. Commissioner 1849
	Silas BAKER			Old pioneer, still living age 84
	George RAMSEY			Old pioneer, still living age
	David ENOCH			Old pioneer, still living age past 82
	Henry DEAM			Old pioneer, still living age over 80
	John BLOSE, b. 1838 Champaign Co.	Marr. 1857 to Caroline, dau. of David STEINBARGER		member of constitutional convention; Co. Commissioner 1 term in 1874; Democrat; is still living
1860	Joseph H. COLLINS, b. VA	Marr. 1864 to Mary E. ROCKEL, dau. of Adam ROCKEL		1903 elected Repub. Co. Commissioner, 1905 renominated for 2nd term, but died before filling 1 term.
	Rev. WIANT			Present Pastor Meth. Episcopal Church in Tremont
	Rev. J. C. PAUL			Present Pastor German Reform Church at Lawrenceville
	Rev. Jesse RICHARDS			1863 organized German Reform Church in Tremont City
	Rev. WOERNER			Present pastor German Reform Church in Tremont City
Township Officials Justice of the Peace Of the past: John GOBLE, Hugh H. FRAZIER, John MCCAULEY, Philip KIZER, William ENOCH, Peter MINNICH, George MICHAEL, Joseph UNDERWOOD, EIias DARNELL, Samuel BECHTLE, J. S. GARD, Thomas ELLIOTT, Michael BOWMAN, Jacob ARGOBRIGHT, Peter MCLAUGHLIN, William W. LEE, Eli KIZER, Alexander MICHAEL, L. BECHTLE and James V. BALLENTINE Since 1871: Alexander MICHAEL (1871-1874); John H. BLOSE (1872, resigned 1878-1890); Jacob ARGOBRIGHT (1872-1875); John S. GARD (1873-1876); Lafayette BECHTLE (1876-1879); James V. BALLENTINE (1880-1886); John H. HARTMAN (1886-1892); Jacob HARTMAN (1892-1895); W. S. NEESE (1893-1902-1905); D. R. SHUMAN (1895-1898); Perry E. CIRCLE (1898-1901); A. L. RUST (1899-1905); F. P. BLOSE (1904-1908); J. B. MINNICH (1904-1908); C. E. ZERKLE (elect) Township Trustees John E. LORTON (1881, 1883, 1884); J. P. WEAVER (1882); John WILSON (1883); Peter SNYDER (1883-1892); Michael SHAWYER (1883-1885); Henry TITER (1885-1893); Samuel ARTHUR (1886-1888); David ENOCH (1889-1890); Henry FISHER (1891-1900); C. H. BAILEY (1893-1901, 1905); Harvey BOWERS (1902-1904); H. C. FISHER (1902-1905, resigned and C. H. BAILEY appointed); Emanuel MITZEL (1894 - ); N. B. WAGONER (1905 - ); Michael RADER (1905 - ); Oscar J. ROCKEL (elect) Township Clerks J. H. REYNOLDS (of Lawrenceville, for a number of years past); D. Benton JENKINS (1894-1898) Township Treasurers Americus JAMES (1895-1897) School Board and Teachers for the Coming Year School board of the township: Charles SMITH, president; O. J. ROCKEL, clerk; S. S. Snyder, E. Z. ZERKLE and W. H. SHAWVER. The following are the teachers for the present year: Superintendent, J. W. COLEMAN; assistant high school teacher, Clyde XANDERS; No. 1, Jackson, Orris HAULMAN; No. 2, Mt. Zion, F. P. BLOSE; No. 3, Eureka, Irwin BAKER; No. 4, Lawrenceville. A. L. RUST; No. 5, Willow Dale, G. W. KOHLER; No. 6, Beech Center, W. G. GRIEST; No. 7, Beech Crossing, Miss Jessie MILLER; No.8, Beech Knob, Grover CIRCLE; No. 9, Deers, A. W. BLOSE; No. 10, Fairview, Miss Carol HUTCHINSON.
Copyright 2002 Jane M. Whitty.