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.
Transcribed December 1998 by Jeffrey Bish for the Armstrong County Smith Project.
Contributed by Jeffrey Bish for use by the Armstrong County Genealogy Project (http://www.pa-roots.com/armstrong/)
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