Chapter 12
Madison
Footnotes
1.
McCabe.
2.
See Pine township.
3.
See Mahoning township.
4.
See
Orrsville.
5.
The
operations of this company ceased.
6.
See borough of Kittanning.
7.
See
Cowanshannock township.
8.
Townsend Ward�s Walk to Darby.
9.
1 Binney, 166.
10.
The Commonwealth vs. Tench Coxe, 4 Dallas, 170.
11.
See the case of the attorney-general vs. the grantees, 4
Dallas, 237.
12.
Deanville postoffice was established here August 3, 1877, Isaac
E. Shoemaker, postmaster, so called after Rev. J. F. Dean, a Baptist
clergyman, who occasionally preached to the people here.
13.
Prof. Lesley�s report.
14.
Warrants 2848, 2852, 2860, 2864, 2865, 2867, 2869, 2881, 2886,
and the hereinafter-mentioned ones, 2869, 2870.
15.
In the spring of 1880, in the course of digging for ore, a
capacious cave with several rooms was opened, which has been visited by
numerous persons and from which fine specimens of stalactite and stalagmite
have been obtained.
16.
John Rimer�s statement respecting those two schools and
schoolhouses.
17.
Superintendent Glenn�s Historical Sketch of Education in
Armstrong county.Source: Page(s) 259-285, History of Armstrong County, Pennsylvania by
Robert Walker Smith, Esq. Chicago: Waterman, Watkins & Co., 1883.
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