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Mr. Dinnison is a Prohibitionist, and in religion, a member of the Lutheran church. He has served as school director and township treasurer. He combines farming with his milling business, and owns and cultivates a farm of ninety-two acres in Liberty township. Honorable and upright in all his dealings, he enjoys the respect and esteem of the community.
ISAAC F. BLACK was born in Columbia county, Pennsylvania, October 16, 1835. He obtained a common school education, and also a good knowledge of book-keep- ing, after which, in 1856, he began clerking in Jeansville, Luzerne county. He was soon after promoted to book-keeper, and in 1860 formed a partnership with J. F. Randolph, Jr., and continued merchandising in that place. He later sold his interest and removed to Rohrsburg, Columbia county, where he engaged in the general mercantile business. In 1882 he came to Morris, Tioga county, and pur- chased the Black Hotel property, from William Black, and carried on that business successfully until 1893, when he rented the house to E. A. Kennedy, his son-in-law. In 1866 he married Emma E. Kleiber, who bore him one daughter, Ella, now the wife of E. A. Kennedy, of Morris. Mrs. Black died December 23, 1894. In politics, Mr. Black is a Democrat. He is Past Chancellor of Woodland Lodge, No. 375, K. of P., of Hoytville, and is also a member and financial secretary of Washington Camp, No. 624, P. O. S. of A., of the same place. He has filled the offices of school director and auditor, and is one of the best known citizens of Morris township.
THOMAS J. BIRMINGHAM, son of Thomas and Mary (Brooks) Birmingham, was born at Pine City, Chemung county, New York, February 9, 1870. His parents were natives of Ireland and came to Elmira, New York, in 1866, later removing to Pine City, where his father became a tannery employe. In 1878 he came to Tioga county, settling at Millerton, Jackson township. He afterwards became a railroad employe, and was accidentally killed at Seely Creek, New York, June 10, 1886. His wife died at Pine City, October 5, 1876. To Thomas and Mary Birmingham were born six children, viz: Patrick, a resident of Morris; Mary, wife of John Leonard, of Blossburg; Annie, wife of John McNamara, of the same place; Thomas J., of Morris; Bridget and Michael, also residing in Morris. The subject of this sketch received a common school education, and when fifteen years of age entered the store of W. W. Tate, of Morris, for whom he clerked one year. The following eight years he was in the employ of R. R. Kelts, of the same place, whom he bought out, April 1, 1896, and is now one of the leading merchants of the town. In poli- tics, he is a Democrat, and is the present postmaster of Morris. He is a member of the Catholic church and is connected with the A. O. H. and the C. T. A. societies, being now secretary of Sacred Heart Branch of the latter organization. Though a young man, Mr. Birmingham ranks as one of the leading business men of Morris. His success in business has been due to painstaking industry; a conscientious dis- charge of duty from day to day; a genial and courteous bearing, and a high regard for honor and honesty in all his dealings.
R. F. ROBINSON, physician and surgeon, was born at State Road, Lycoming county, Pennsylvania, in 1862, on the old Robinson homestead, settled by his grand- father in 1802. After attending the public schools of Lycoming township until the age of fourteen, he spent two terms at the Montoursville Normal School, and in the winter of 1879-80, he engaged in teaching. The following summer he attended
1159
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
the Muncy Normal, and taught during the winter seasons up to 1882, when he grad- uated with high honors. He next attended the Williamsport Commercial College, where he graduated, and then took a two years' course at Lock Haven Normal School, graduating from that institution and carrying off one of the highest honors. Selecting the medical profession as his chosen vocation, he began his studies under Dr. G. D. Nutt, of Williamsport. In 1886 he went to Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, and graduated from that institution in 1888. After practicing for a short time in Williamsport, he accepted the position of medical attendant at the Cedar Run Tannery, Leetonia, Tioga county, which he filled three years. In 1891 he located in Morris, and the following year purchased the drug store of the late W. P. Kerr, which he has since carried on successfully in connection with his pro- fessional duties. Dr. Robinson is a member of the Lycoming County Medical So- ciety, and has built up a large and lucrative practice in his present field of labor.
PETER KLINE, proprietor of livery stables in Morris, was born in Sullivan county, New York, October 8, 1863, a son of John and Kate (Hayne) Kline. His father came from Germany, to Sullivan county, New York, in 1853, where he met and married Kate Hayne, who bore him a family of eleven children, eight of whom are living, viz: John and Jacob, both residents of Sullivan county, New York; Peter, of Morris, Tioga county; Barbara, wife of Jacob Wingert; Katie, Michael, Lizzie, wife of Conrad Metzgar, and Bertha. The subject of this sketch worked on his father's farm up to 1883, in which year he came to Tioga county, where he followed lumbering and jobbing until April 1, 1896. He then erected a livery barn in Morris, stocked it with new rigs and good horses, and has since carried on the business. Mr. Kline was married March 10, 1890, to Kate Walter, of Sullivan county, New York, to whom has been born three children, viz: Harry, Lizzie and Ralph Albert. In politics, Mr. Kline is a Democrat, and in religion a member of the German Presbyterian church, while his wife belongs to the Methodist Episcopal church. He is also connected with Hoytville Lodge, No. 665, I. O. O. F.
E. L. KINGSBURY was born at Lake Como, Wayne county, Pennsylvania, August 17, 1853, a son of William and Mahala (Woodmansie) Kingsbury. His parents were natives of the same county, his father being employed for a number of years as fore- man of the woods at Lake Como tannery. His mother died in 1869, and his father married for his second wife Samantha Stanton, and is still living at Lake Como. The subject of this sketch worked at the tannery at that place, where he filled the position of weighmaster four years. In July, 1884, he removed to Hoytville, Tioga county, where he found employment at the Brunswick Tannery, and has since filled the position of outside foreman and weighmaster. In 1874 Mr. Kingsbury mar- ried Carmith Sherwood, a daughter of Amos O. and Lucinda Sherwood, of Wayne county. She died on October 15, 1890, leaving six children, viz: Cora, Grace L., William S., Elwyn, Charles H. and Basil. On October 20, 1892, he married for his second wife Grace Mitchell, who has one child, Lyle. Mr. Kingsbury is a Repub- lican, and has served three terms as supervisor of Morris township. He is a member of the I. O. O. F. and the K. O. T. M. societies. Since coming to Hoytville, Mr. Kingsbury has discharged the duties of his responsible position in a satisfactory manner.
G. W. DARBY was born in Greene county, New York, May 14, 1839, there grew
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to maturity, and in 1857 removed to Wayne county, Pennsylvania, where he worked in a tannery for twelve years. Returning to Sullivan county, New York, in 1869, he worked in a tannery there seven years, and two years in the same business in Lewis county. In 1878 he came to Sullivan county, Pennsylvania, and worked for the Hoyt Brothers, and in 1892 came to Hoytville to accept a responsible position in the tannery at that place, where he is still employed. Mr. Darby has been twice married. His first wife was Melissa C. Horton, of Mt. Pleasant, who bore him nine children, as follows: Delbert H., of Hoytville; Samuel, of the same place; Clarissa, wife of Walter Hoffman, of Sullivan county; Edgar, Fred, Nettie and John, both deceased; Mittie and Florence. Mrs. Darby died October 20, 1889, and in Decem- ber, 1892, Mr. Darby married Ida Moyer, of Watsontown, Pennsylvania. In poli- tics, he is a Republican.
DELBERT H. DARBY was born in Wayne county, Pennsylvania, February 7, 1862. After leaving school he clerked in Hillsgrove, Sullivan county, Pennsyl- vania, for three years. He afterwards learned the tanner's trade, and in 1885 went to Petoskey, Michigan, to take charge of a tannery at that place. In 1887 he came to Hoytville, Tioga county, where he has since filled a responsible position in the Hoytville tannery. In 1883 Mr. Darby married Ella A. Connelly, of Hillsgrove, who bore him one daughter, Della H. Mrs. Darby died on April 23, 1887, and in March, 1889, he married Stella J. Field, of Wellsboro. In politics, Mr. Darby is a Republican. He is a Past Grand of Hoytvile Lodge, No. 665, I. O. O. F., and Past Commander of Morris Tent, No. 215, K. O. T. M.
INDEX.
Page.
Aborigines 29
Academy Corners. 420
Academy, Lawrenceville .. 538
Academy, The Wellsboro. 275
Academy Trustees, election contest of .. 286
Academy, Union.
417
Ackley, Chancy C.
956
Ackley, Roswell.
956
Acreage and Production, 1890. 117
Adams, Erwin J. 772
Adams, Frank H. 993
Adams, John S .. 888
Adams, John Willard, sketch of 170
Adams, John Willard, portrait of. 593
993
Adams, Robert.
771
Adams, Walter C .. 1011
Adams, William (Mansfield)
158
Church, 609;
Gethsemane Swedish
Adams, William (Charleston township).
771
Evangelical Lutheran Church, 609; St.
Adamy, George R.
814
Andrew's Roman
Catholic
Church,
609; The Swedish Free Mission, 609;
Adamy, Sylvester E.
814
Addison and Pennsylvania Railroad.
108
The Puritan Congregational Church,
609; Societies, 610.
Additional Law Judges.
138
Advertiser, The Blossburg. 1126
Advertiser, The Mansfield. 588
Advertiser, The Wellsboro. 321
Advocate, The Millerton.
549
Advocate, The Republican 326
Agitator, The Wellsboro. 321
Agriculture, progress of.
116
Agricultural Societies and Fairs 118
Alford, Chauncey 292
Alford, H. S .. 1006
Alford, Stephen C. 1006
Allegheny Mountain Plateau .. 18
Allen, Dr. Adolphus 191
Allen, Almon.
1055
Allen, Prof. Fordyce Almon, sketch of .. 1055 Allen, Prof. Fordyce Almon, portrait of. 257 Allen, Henry 164
Allen, Lieut. Jacob. 210, 1055
Allen, Thomas.
162
Anderson, Andrew
1128
Andrews, Darius C
763
Andrews, Dennis
811
Andrews, Francis M
763
Andrews, Frank D. 1132
Andrews, James E.
811
Angell, Daniel.
880
Angell, William Darius.
880
An Obdurate Judge. 92
An Old Indictment.
83
Ansonia, village of
473
Ansonia, origin of name
113
Anthony or Anthonyson ..
640
Anticlinals and Synclinals.
19
Anticlinal, Wellsboro 21
Antrim, village of
495
Arbon Coal Company
104, 124
Arbon Land Company.
. 105, 125
Archer, Dr. Robert H.
197
Argetsinger, Hugh
1079
Argetsinger, James
1079
Argus, The Tioga.
512
Armenia Mountains
20
Armstrong, Rev. Hallock
834
ARNOT .- First Settlement, 607; Named
Draketown, 606; Changed to Arnot, 607; Rapid Growth, 607; Business En- terprises, 607; Physicians, 608; Schools, 608; The First Presbyterian Church,
603;
Christ
Protestant
Episcopal
Arnot and Pine Creek Railroad Com-
pany
105
Asaph Postoffice.
474
Ashton, Henry A. 181
Ashton, Norman A ..
951
Assessment of 1896, summary of.
118
Associate Judges
139
Associate Justices
Supreme Court
of
Pennsylvania
137
Attorney Generals of Pennsylvania 137
Auditor General of Pennsylvania
137
Austin, Alvin B. 1092
Austin, Caleb.
767
Austin, Charles.
767
Austin, C. N.
767
Austin, Leander R.
1092
Austin, William
946
Austinburg, village of
455
Avery, Charles ..
715
Avery, Cyrus W
715
Azelta Postoffice
468
B
Babb's Creek
63
Babb, Samson
63, 487
Babcock, Charles Levi. 844
Babcock, Oliver Perry.
843
Babcock, Samuel Perry.
843
Bache Auditorium.
349
Bache, John N., sketch of.
158
Adams, Capt. Lyman.
273,
993
Adams, Lyman N.
Page.
1162
INDEX.
Page.
Bache, John N., portrait of. 273
. Bache, William, Sr.
265, 658
Bache, Mrs. William, Sr ..
268
Bache, William, Jr., sketch of 658
Bache, William, Jr., portrait of. 65
Bacon, Dr. Daniel.
199
Bacon, Daniel Harvey. 720
Bacon, Elmer. 703
Bacon, Dr. Ethan B. 193
Bacon, Morgan L., M. D., sketches of 199, 704
Bacon, Morgan L., M. D., portrait of 201
Bacon, Oliver.
720
Bacon, Oliver, Jr., sketch of. 721
Bacon, Oliver Jr., portrait of. 737
Bacon, Simeon, sketch of. 720
Bacon, Simeon, portrait of 721
Bailey, Carl E. 850
Bailey, Cephas 1075
Bailey, Clark B. 849
Bailey, Clark W. 1066
Bailey, Harrison
1075
Bailey, John W., sketch of. 670
Bailey, John W., portrait of. 673
Bailey, Julius M .. 672
Bailey, Leon ( 672
Bailey, Llewellyn L.
671
Bailey, Hon. Morton S
671
Bailey, Ransom W
672
Bailey, Robert B.
1066
Bailey, Roswell.
.361, 1065
Bailey, Thomas H., sketch of.
1066
Bailey, Thomas H., portrait of. 625
Bair, Thomas A., M. D. .201, 958
Baker, Aaron E. 863
Baker, Albert 907
Baker, Allen 891
Baker, Charles L. 979
Baker, Chauncey 979
Baker, Hollister
907
Baker,
891
Baker, Nathan
891
Baker, Robert Casbeer
863
Baker, Hon. Samuel.
56, 207, 524
Baker, Sylvanus S
863
Balance, The
587
Baldwin, Alfred M.
750
Beiver, Charles L.
829
Beiver, Lewis.
828
Bellews, Ira W., M. D
426
Bench and Bar ...
145
Benedict, Elisha B., M. D
195
Benjamin, Elmer E. 763
Benjamin, Miner 763
Bennett, John Calvin 1116
Bennett, Albert M. 1116
Bentley, E. N. 1072
Bentley, Dr. J. Irving 203
Bentley, W. W. 1072
Bergh, John A. 1018
Bergh, Joseph 1018
Bernauer, Joshua 961
Berry, Thomas 506
Beuter, Albert
1133
Biddle, Israel.
1129
Big Marsh ..
351
Big Meadows
470
Knoxville, 428; Westfield township,
435; Westfield borough, 447; Brook-
field, 453-54; Chatham, 461; Clymer, 467; Shippen, 473; Gaines, 480; Mor- ris, 490; Antrim, 497; Tioga borough, 513; Lawrenceville, 538; Jackson,
546-47; Rutland, 554-55; Sullivan, 561-62; Mansfield, 588; Covington, 603; Blossburg, 620; Morris Run, 628-29; Union, 652.
Bar Association of Tioga County. 186
Bar of Tioga County. 151
Bar, present members of. 185
Barden, John M., M. D. 199, 1063
Barden, O. P., M. D.
200
Barden, William M., M. D.
198, 1063
Barnes, Augustus F 707
Barney, William 526
Barnhart, John H. 962
Bartle, Augustus. 745
Bartle, Eli. 985
Bartle, Jacob C. 746
753
Bartle, Ransford D. Bastian, John C., M. D. Baxter, Alva
824
Baxter, Calvin S., M. D
202, 832
Baxter, George Henry
832
Baxter, William.
824
Beach, Clark W 169
953
Beach, Isaac. 953
Beach, Jefferson B 953
Bean, Ebenezer A. 896
Bear Run-Coal Mines
610
Beard, Dr. 192
Beauge, Eugene. 712
Beauge, Francis 712
Beauge, Frank L. 713
Beck, George.
1149
Beebe, Anson
1025
Beebe, Charles
1025
Beebe, Hiram 1025
Beecher, Hopestill 406
Beecher, John. .272, 406
Beecher, Mrs. John 270
Beecher, Thomas
406
Beers, James Lewis, M. D 202, 819
Baldwin, Daniel W
185
Baldwin, Eleazer
532, 1031
Baldwin, Ethan
84
Baldwin, H. L
178
Baldwin, Mose S
1032
Baldwin, Vine
749
Baldwin, Vine H.
750
Balsam Postoffice. 359
Banking House of Morgan Seely. 399
Banking House of Ross & Williams. 586
Banner, The Northern 512
Banner, The Tioga.
325
Banner, The Tioga County 324
Bannon, Patrick 1122
BAPTIST CHURCHES .- Wellsboro, 307, 310;
Delmar, 355-56; Charleston, 364-65;
Middlebury, 373-74; Deerfield, 418-19;
211
Baldwin, Moses
1031
Baldwin, Henry
Beach, Ezra
198
Billings, Charles Freeborn, sketch of ... 876 Billings, Charles Freeborn, portrait of .. 417
Page.
1163
INDEX.
Page.
Billings, Silas, enterprises of. 114, 423, 478, 484
Billings, Silas, sketch of. 875
Billings, Silas X, sketch of. 876
Billings, Silas X., portrait of 209
Billings Park ... 421
Birmingham, Thomas J 1158
Birrolo, Dr. Francis A. 617
Bixby, Amos .. 1059
Black, Isaac F 1158
Blackwell, Enoch, Sr 487, 1154
Blackwell, Enoch. 1155
Blackwell, William. 1155
Blackwell, Dr. William 199
Blackwells, village of 492
Blair, Matthew A. 1134
Blair, Matthew C. 1127
Blair, Orrin. 714
Blanchard, Charles, Sr 826
Blanchard, Charles
826
Blanchard, Oliver H. 827
Bliss, John 778
Bliss, John S
778
Bliss, Mrs
268
Block House. 96, 640
Bloss, Aaron. 593, 612, 1107
Bloss, Everett Winter .1107
Bloss, Randolph .1108
Bloss Coal Vein 120, 122 858
Blosshurg Advertiser .1126
BLOSSBURG BOROUGH .- Opening of the
Williamson Road, 611; Peter's Camp, 611; Physical Features, 611; Streams, 611; Altitude, 611; Population, 612;
Pioneer Settlers, 612; Early Indus- tries and Enterprises, 613; Discovery of Coal, 613; Judge John H. Knapp's Enterprises, 613; The Arbon Coal Com- pany, 614; Postmasters, 614; Early Stores and Hotels, 614; Corning and Blossburg Railroad, 614; John G. Boyd's Speculations, 615; Sir Charles Lyell's Visit, 615; Manufacture of Glass, 615; Morris Run Railroad, 615; Fall Brook Railroad, 616; Leather Tannery, 616; Borough Organization and Officials, 616; Fire Department, 616; The Fire of 1873, 617; Physicians and Lawyers, 617; Schools, 618; Mt. Zion Welsh Congregational Church, Christ Protestant Episcopal
618;
Church, 618; St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church, 619; St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church, 619; St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church (Po- lish), 619; The First Presbyterian Church of Blossburg, 620; The First Methodist Episcopal Church of Bloss- burg, 620; The First Baptist Church of Blossburg, 620; The Second Con- gregational Church of Blossburg, 621; Cemeteries, 621; Societies, 621; The Blossburg Petroleum Company, 623; The Blosshurg Water Company, 623;
The Blossburg Beef Company, 623; The Blosshurg Building, Real Estate and Improvement Company, 623; The Miners National Bank, 623; The Cot-
tage State Hospital, 624; The Bloss- burg Advertiser, 1126.
BLOSS TOWNSHIP .- Organization, 604; Area and Boundaries, 604; Altitude, 604; Streams, 604; Forest Growth, 604; Mineral Deposits, 605; Farming Lands, 605; Justices of the Peace, 605; Reductions of Area, 605; The Blossburg Coal Company, 605; Arnot, 607; Landrus, 610; The Bear Run Coal Mines, 610.
Blossburg Coal, character and uses of .. 127
Blossburg Coal Company. 105, 605 Blossburg and Gaines Coal Basins. 119
Blossburg Mountain Basin. 20
Bodine, Abram L 674
Bodine, Ellis M. 673
Bodine, Fred M. 674
Bodine, Isaac M. 673
Bodine, William ' 674
Bonney, Dr. Hibbard. 193
191
Boom, Ben . 948
Boom, Matthew 214, 948
Booth, Henry 285
Borden, H. H., M. D. 197
Borden, Robert 698
Bosard, Andrew
Bosard, Andrew Keller. 858
Bosard, James Huntington 174
Bosard, Jerome L. 833
Bosworth, Charles H., M. D. 202, 862
Bosworth, Henry C., M. D. 198, 862
Bottom, Charles 831
Bottom, Jerome
831
Bottom, Walter
831
Bottum, Arthur L., M. D. 200, 918
Boundary Line Dispute. 48
Boundary Line of Purchase of 1768.
34
Bowen, Benjamin S. 870
Bowen, Elihu. 893
Bowen, Emmer, Sr. 869
Bowen, Emmer. 870
Bowen, Enoch E. 870
Bowen, George C.
871
Bowen, George W 823
Bowen, Isaac R. 779
Bowen, John R. 684
Bowen, Martin 893
Bowman, Charles O 164
Bowman, Godfrey. 213
Boyden, Addison. 734
Boyden, Addison C. 735
Boyden, Alfred. 734
Boyden, Charles F 735
Boyden, Joseph. 734
Boyden, Melvin 734
Boyer, Dr. H. 200
Bradford, Joseph R. 1097
Bradford, Leonard J., M. D. 1097
Bradley, Elbridge J. 984
Bradley, Peter W 984
Brant, Legrand G. 1036
Brant, Nelvin H. 1036
Breck, Rev. Charles. 297
Brewster, Alexander S. 156
Brewster, Jonah. 666
Bonney, Dr. Jonathan
Page.
1164
INDEX.
Page.
Burnett, John 759
Burnside, Hon. Thomas. 145
Burrows, Gen. John, narrative of. 63
Bush, Alvah
995
Bush, Cornelius 931
Bush, John B. 897
Bush, Peter B. 931
Butler, Allen. 724
Butler, Edward H.
981
Butler, Horace 981
Butler, John M. 724
Butler, Wellman. 724
Button, Elpheus. 789
Button, Charley B 790
Button, Harvey . 789
Butts, Byrissa B. 1056
Butts, Charles N. 958
Butts, Lorin, sketch of. 1056
Butts, Lorin, portrait of.
569
C
Brookfield, village of 454
Brooks, Almon. 742
Brooks, Frank W. 742
Broughton, Emmet W 975
Broughton, Henry
930
Broughton, Horace.
975
Broughton, Nathan. 930
Broughton, William. 931
Brown, James B. 807
Brown, Dr. Jeremiah 192
864
Brown, John H. 209
Brown, Dr. Leon C. 203
Brown, Merrit B. 1040
Brown, Miletus. 1040
Brown, Poleman E 807
Brown, Richard 806
Brown, Wilbur 1011
Brownlee Postoffice. 497
Brugler, Charles E. 888
Brunswick Tannery. 492
Bryant, Hiram 786
Bryant, Isaac 810
Bryant, James 786 Cannon, Dr. Stillman.
Bryant, James E. 787
Bryant, Niles Emmer. 787
Buck, S. Austin. 934
Buck, Randolph H. 935
Buckley, John H. 742
Buckley, Peter. 741
Buckwheat, cultivation of .. 118
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad. 108
Bulkley, Charles. 853
Bulkley, Edwin B 915
Bulkley, George .. 915
Bulkley, George Newton. 853
Bulkley, Ira. 853
Bulkley, Israel 208, 852
Bundy, Dr. Oliver Treat. 193
Burdic, Riley
954
boro, 309; Church of the Sacred Heart,
Burdic, William R 955
Burgin, John Jacob 694
Burley, Ebenezer
210
Burnham, D. C. 1072
Cady, Lemuel. 847
Cady, Sala V ... 800
Cady, Samuel A 799
Cady, Simeon 847
Caldwell, Dr. Henry E. 201
Caldwell, Dr. John. 200
Caldwell, Dr. Willia 200
Calkins, Rev. J. F 300
Cameron, David. 172
Campbell, Adelbert E. 830
Campbell, E. B 113
Campbell, Edward H. 730
Campbell, Francis C. 84
Campbell, James.
729
Campbell, John H. 829
Campbell, Joseph, Sr.
829
Campbell, Joseph, Jr
829
Campbell, Joseph D. 830
Campbell, Newell T. 730
Campbell, Robert (Morris township) 211
Campbell, Robert (Delmar)
729
Campbell, William.
729
Cannon, Hyram.
192
Canoe Camp, village of 573
Canoe Camp Full Cream Cheese Fac- tory 574
Canoe Place 35
Carl, Duncan .. 214
Carpenter. Charles 872
Carpenter, Lorentes 873
Carpenter, Lyman .. 872
Carpenter, Willard S. 873
Carpenter Postoffice.
653
Casbeer, Daniel E 822
Casbeer, Robert
822
Casbeer, William 213
Cass, Prof. Marion F. 850
CATHOLIC CHURCHES .- St. Peter's, Wells-
Hoytville, 491; St. John's, Antrim, 496; St. Mary's, Tioga borough, 515; Mansfield Mission, 591; St. Andrew's, Arnot, 609; St. Andrew's, Blossburg,
Page.
Briggs, Ira. 799 Briggs, Oliver 799 Brill, Louis . 717
Brimegin, Andrew 960
BROOKFIELD TOWNSHIP. - Organization,
449; Origin of Name, 449; Area and Boundaries, 449; Physical Conforma- tion, 449; Elevations, 449; Streams, 449; Population, 450; Justices of the Peace, 450; Early Settlers, 450; Mills and Factories, 452; Schools, 452; The First Methodist Episcopal Church of Brookfield, 452; The Second Metho- dist Episcopal Church of Brookfield, 453; The Free Will Baptist Church of Brookfield, 453; The First Baptist Church of Brookfield, 454; Brookfield Hollow Union Cemetery Association, 454; The Plank Cemetery, 454; Wood- lawn Cemetery Association, 454;
Brookfield, 454; Austinburg, 455; Syl- vester, 456.
Brown, John
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619; St. Mary's, Blossburg, 619; St.
Mary's, Morris Run, 629; St. Joseph's,
Morris Run, 629; St. John's, Fall
Brook, 638; St. John's, Union town- ship, 633.
Central Union Church, Sullivan. 564
Chamberlain, Floyd 1104
Chamberlain, Henry Elisha. 847
Chamberlain, Joel. 847
Chamberlain, Simon Snyder. 812
Chamberlain, Ulysses 1104
Champaign, William E. 711
Champlain, Joseph. 941
Champlain, Robert 940
Clark, Edwin E., M. D. 203,
866
Clark, Eleazer. 873
Clark, Elias H. 873
Clark, Elijah Pincheon 1051
Clark, Frank W. 169
Chandler, Norman T
691
Channell, Leon Sewell 184
Channell, S. Fowler .. 178
CHARLESTON TOWNSHIP. - Organization,
360; Area and Boundaries, 360; Streams, 360; Elevations, 360; Popu- lation, 361; The Pioneers, 361; Mills and Other Enterprises, 362; Schools,
363; Justices of the Peace, 363; The Charleston Baptist Church, 364; The Old School Baptist Church, 364; The Regular Baptist Church of Cherry Flats, 364; The Regular Baptist Church of East Charleston, 365; The First Methodist Episcopal Church of Catlin Hollow, 365; The First Meth- odist Episcopal Church of Charleston, 365; The Methodist Episcopal Church of Round Top, 366; Mt. Zion Wesleyan Methodist Church, 366; The Welsh Congregation and Society of Charles- ton, 366; The First Christian Church of Charleston, 366; Cemeteries, 366; Societies, 367; Cherry Flats, 367; Cherry Flats Cheese Factory, 367; Whitneyville, or East Charleston Post- office, 368; The East Charleston Cheese Factory, 368; The Dartt Settle-
ment, 368; The Welsh Settlement, 368; Round Top, 368; The Round Top Cheese Factory, 369; Hill's Creek, 369. Chase, Stephen P. 945
CHATHAM TOWNSHIP .- Organization, 457;
Area and Boundaries, 457; Streams, 457; Physical Peculiarities, 457; Early Settlers, 458; Pioneer Industries, 459; Schools, 460; Justices of the Peace, 460; The Free Will Baptist Church of Chatham Valley, 461; The First Meth- odist Episcopal Church of Chatham, 461; The Second Methodist Episcopal Church, 461; The First Chatham Ceme- tery Association, 461; The Lee Ceme- tery Association, 461; The Robert Hill Cemetery Association, 462; The Boardman Cemetery, 462; Societies, 462; Little Marsh, 462; Chatham Val- ley Postoffice, or Shortsville, 463; East Chatham, 463.
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Chatham Valley Postoffice. 463
Cheney, Alpheus . 662
Cherry Flats, village of 367
Cherry Flats Cheese Factory 367
Chief Justice Supreme Court of Penn- sylvania 137
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES .- Charleston, 366;
Knoxville, 428; Lawrence, 540;
Mainesburg, 564; Canoe Camp, 572;
Covington, 602; Union, 653.
Church, Leon A .. 1031
Clark, C. Elsworth. 874
Clark, Cecil A .. 874
Champlain, William 940
Champlin, George. 906
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