Chapter 13
Cowanshannock

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It�s Organization in 1848--- First Officers--- Indian Purchase Line of 1768---The Original Land Warrants--- Timothy Pickering & Co.�s Tracts--- An Ancient Earthwork--- Relics--- Land Disputes Settled by Arbitration--- Village of Atwood--- U.P. Church--- Green Oak--- Town of Bradford--- St. John�s Lutheran Church--- Dunkard Church--- An Early Day Indian Encounter--- Example of the Low Price of Land--- Eight Hundred Acres for $44--- The Roberts Lands--- First Store Opened in 1831 by the McElhinneys--- The Findley Lands--- Huskens� Run and the Man it was Named After--- Rural Valley--- The Bryan Lands--- Fourth of July, 1837--- Salem Reformed Church---Isaac Simpson---Roads--- Schools--- Miscellaneous Statistics--- Rural Village--- Mercantile and Other Occupations--- Educational Matters--- Religious--- Postoffice--- I.O.O.F. Lodge.

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Source: Page(s) 286-309, History of Armstrong County, Pennsylvania by Robert Walker Smith, Esq. Chicago: Waterman, Watkins & Co., 1883.
Transcribed December 1999 by Pamela Clark for the Armstrong County Smith Project.
Contributed by Pamela Clark for use by the Armstrong County Genealogy Project (http://www.pa-roots.com/armstrong/)

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