Beaver Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania

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	THE TOMBSTONE HOPPER HOMEPAGE
		Inscriptions of 83 cemeteries, southern part of Jefferson County, including Punxsutawney borough, and the townships of Snyder, Ringgold, Porter, Oliver, Perry, McCalmont, Henderson, Gaskill, Bell, Young, and remaining parts of Winslow and Beaver Townships.
		Inscriptions of 75 cemeteries, northern part of Jefferson County, including Brookville borough, and the townships of Rose, Clover, Pine Creek, Eldred, Union, Barnett, Heath, Polk, Warsaw, Washington, Knox and parts of Beaver and Winslow Townships.
		This is a current listing of burials in the cemeteries of Jefferson County, since the publication of "Tombstone Hoppin".
	www.tombstonehopper.com (492 words)

	Forest County Pennsylvania Brief History
		Although elections were held in Forest County as early as 1852, the state vote was still counted with Jefferson County for a number of years afterward.
		The rules governing Jefferson County bar were adopted to govern the Forest County court.
		The pionerr courthouse of Forest County was built in Marionville by Bennett Dobbs, of hewed logs and afterward weatherboarded and painted white.
	www.pa-roots.com /~forest/history.html (1345 words)

	THE TOMBSTONE HOPPER HOMEPAGE
		Inscriptions of 75 cemeteries, northern part of Jefferson County, including Brookville borough, and the townships of Rose, Clover, Pine Creek, Eldred, Union, Barnett, Heath, Polk, Warsaw, Washington, Knox and parts of Beaver and Winslow Townships.
		Inscriptions of 83 cemeteries, southern part of Jefferson County, including Punxsutawney borough, and the townships of Snyder, Ringgold, Porter, Oliver, Perry, McCalmont, Henderson, Gaskill, Bell, Young, and remaining parts of Winslow and Beaver Townships.
		This is a current listing of burials in the cemeteries of Jefferson County, since the publication of "Tombstone Hoppin".
	www.tombstonehopper.com (492 words)

	Beaver Township, Pennsylvania -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		(Click link for more info and facts about Beaver Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania) Beaver Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania
		(Click link for more info and facts about Beaver Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania) Beaver Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania
		Beaver Township is the name of some places in the (Click link for more info and facts about U.S. state) U.S. state of (A Mid-Atlantic state; one of the original 13 colonies) Pennsylvania:
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/B/Be/Beaver_Township,_Pennsylvania.htm (132 words)

	Jefferson
		Beaver Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania Beaver Township is a township located in 2000 census, the township had a...
		Jefferson County, Kentucky Jefferson County is a 2000, the population is 693,604.
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	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/jefferson.html (2321 words)

	Ringgold Township, Jefferson County Pennsylvania History
		The township is bounded on the north by Beaver township, on the east by Rose and Oliver, on the south by Porter, and on the west by Armstrong county.
		Martin H. Shannon is a resident of Brookville; Daniel Shannon, their father, settled in Armstrong county, in 1823, from where removed to Beaver township, in 1848, and resided there until 1861, when he went to reside with his son, Philip H. Shannon, at Brookville, where he died in the ninety-first year of his age.
		In 1860 he was elected sheriff of Jefferson county, and removed to Brookville, where he resided until his death, in 1883.
	www.pa-roots.com /~jefferson/townships/ringgold/history.html (1927 words)

	Crumrine - Hanover Twp.
		Hanover is the extreme northwestern township of Washington County, having the county of Beaver and the State of West Virginia, respectively, for its northern and western boundaries.
		On the east it is bounded by Robinson and Smith townships, and on the south by Smith and Jefferson townships.
		In April, 1793, a petition (indorsed "a petition for Riche township"), and signed by William Ferguson and twenty-three others, "Inhabitants of Smith and Hanover townships," was presented to the court asking for the erection of a new township to embrace a part of Hanover by bounds specified.
	www.chartiers.com /crumrine/twp-hanover.html (7181 words)

	Crumrine - Cross Creek Twp.
		The township of Cross Creek retained its original territory and limits until May, 1806, when a portion of it was taken to form the township of Mount Pleasant; and in 1853 the township of Jefferson was formed from the western part of Cross Creek, reducing the township to its present limits.
		Robert Patterson, of Smith township, presided at that meeting, and the law was adopted by all the townships in the county, with five exceptions.
		Cross Creek township was a separate justice's district from its erection in 1790 till the erection of election districts, May 4, 1803, when it became embraced with other territory in District No. 3, and so remained till 1838, when the office of justice became elective, and the township an independent district.
	www.chartiers.com /crumrine/twp-crosscreek.html (18677 words)

	Crumrine - Cross Creek Twp.
		The township of Cross Creek retained its original territory and limits until May, 1806, when a portion of it was taken to form the township of Mount Pleasant; and in 1853 the township of Jefferson was formed from the western part of Cross Creek, reducing the township to its present limits.
		Robert Patterson, of Smith township, presided at that meeting, and the law was adopted by all the townships in the county, with five exceptions.
		Cross Creek township was a separate justice's district from its erection in 1790 till the erection of election districts, May 4, 1803, when it became embraced with other territory in District No. 3, and so remained till 1838, when the office of justice became elective, and the township an independent district.
	www.savory.org /chartiers/crumrine/twp-crosscreek.html (18677 words)

	Description of the Geology of Jefferson County Pennsylvania
		It is in all parts of the county of workable thickness, sometimes thickening to 10 feet, but it varies much both in size and quality.
		The Kittanning group of three coal beds is of small importance in this county; the upper nowhere exceeds 3`, and its underlying Johnstown cement bed is merely an impure ferriferous limestone.
		From: A geological hand atlas of the sixty-seven counties of Pennsylvania :embodying the results of the field work of the survey, from 1874 to 1884.
	www.libraries.psu.edu /emsl/guides/X/jefferson.htm (642 words)

	Pennsylvania State Parks - Alphabetical Listing
		Beaver County PA Brookville, PA and Jefferson County Butler PA Butler County PA Chicora PA Clarion PA Cranberry Twp.
		Pennsylvania State Parks are always looking for enthusiastic, qualified individuals to lend their talents and skills to enhance and preserve state parks.
		Located in northwestern Pennsylvania near the crossroads of I-79 and I-80, Moraine State Park is bisected by PA Route 422 running east/west and PA Route 528 running north/south.
	www.butlerwebs.com /pa/stateparks.htm (1759 words)

	Clarion County Pennsylvania Map
		This is a clickable image map of townships and boroughs in Clarion County Pennsylvania.
		The township images are cropped from a 1/50,000 USGS Geological Survey Map of Clarion County dated 1986; based on 1/24,000 maps dated 1963 through 1969.
		Beaver, Blairs Corners, Canoe Furnace, Canoe Ripple, Jefferson, Knox, Monroe, Ritts, Wentlings Corners
	www.rootsweb.com /~usgenweb/maps/pa/county/clario/usgs (268 words)

	RootsWeb: COBB-L Archives (April 2002)
		[Cobb(s)] 1850 U.S. Census Record Beaver Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania by TwoWolvesDancing
		[Cobb(s)] COBB in Henry CO, KY, Madison, Jefferson Co, IN, Muscatine Co, IA, Quincy, ILL to Lake County, CA in 1850 by marhinton
		Jane Wheeler(Jul 6, 1811) Lee County, GA by dkimbro868
	archiver.rootsweb.com /th/index/COBB/2002-04 (881 words)

	THE TOMBSTONE HOPPER HOMEPAGE
		Inscriptions of 83 cemeteries, southern part of Jefferson County, including Punxsutawney borough, and the townships of Snyder, Ringgold, Porter, Oliver, Perry, McCalmont, Henderson, Gaskill, Bell, Young, and remaining parts of Winslow and Beaver Townships.
		Inscriptions of 75 cemeteries, northern part of Jefferson County, including Brookville borough, and the townships of Rose, Clover, Pine Creek, Eldred, Union, Barnett, Heath, Polk, Warsaw, Washington, Knox and parts of Beaver and Winslow Townships.
		This is a current listing of burials in the cemeteries of Jefferson County, since the publication of "Tombstone Hoppin".
	www.tombstonehopper.com (492 words)

	THE TOMBSTONE HOPPER HOMEPAGE
		Inscriptions of 75 cemeteries, northern part of Jefferson County, including Brookville borough, and the townships of Rose, Clover, Pine Creek, Eldred, Union, Barnett, Heath, Polk, Warsaw, Washington, Knox and parts of Beaver and Winslow Townships.
		Inscriptions of 83 cemeteries, southern part of Jefferson County, including Punxsutawney borough, and the townships of Snyder, Ringgold, Porter, Oliver, Perry, McCalmont, Henderson, Gaskill, Bell, Young, and remaining parts of Winslow and Beaver Townships.
		This is a current listing of burials in the cemeteries of Jefferson County, since the publication of "Tombstone Hoppin".
	www.tombstonehopper.com (492 words)

	THE TOMBSTONE HOPPER HOMEPAGE
		Inscriptions of 75 cemeteries, northern part of Jefferson County, including Brookville borough, and the townships of Rose, Clover, Pine Creek, Eldred, Union, Barnett, Heath, Polk, Warsaw, Washington, Knox and parts of Beaver and Winslow Townships.
		Inscriptions of 83 cemeteries, southern part of Jefferson County, including Punxsutawney borough, and the townships of Snyder, Ringgold, Porter, Oliver, Perry, McCalmont, Henderson, Gaskill, Bell, Young, and remaining parts of Winslow and Beaver Townships.
		This is a current listing of burials in the cemeteries of Jefferson County, since the publication of "Tombstone Hoppin".
	www.tombstonehopper.com (492 words)

	Description of the Geology of Jefferson County Pennsylvania
		The Red Bank Creek, with its two forks of Sandy Lick Creek and its smaller affluents, Mill Creek, Laurel Run, Red Lick, Trimble, Willow, Five-mile, and Beaver runs, drains most of the county westward.
		It is in all parts of the county of workable thickness, sometimes thickening to 10 feet, but it varies much both in size and quality.
		The Kittanning group of three coal beds is of small importance in this county; the upper nowhere exceeds 3`, and its underlying Johnstown cement bed is merely an impure ferriferous limestone.
	www.libraries.psu.edu /emsl/guides/X/jefferson.htm (642 words)

	Jefferson Township, Green County, WI History
		James Stevenson, the father of William Stevenson, was a native of Pennsylvania, born in Beaver county in 1792.
		He came to this county in the spring of 1852, and settled on section 24, of the town of Jefferson.
		His place is located on section 23, where he owns 200 acres of prairie and twenty-three of timber.
	www.monticellowi.com /GreenCo/jeffhistory.htm (398 words)

	Jefferson County Townships
		The township is bounded on the north by Beaver township, on the east by Rose and Oliver, on the south by Porter, and on the west by Armstrong county.
		Warsaw is one of the largest townships in the county, and is bounded on the north by Polk and Heath; on the east by Snyder and Washington; on the south by Washington and Pine Creek, and on the west by Eldred.
		Oliver is bounded on the north by Knox and Rose, on the east by McCalmont and Young, on the south by Perry and on the west by Beaver and Ringgold.
	www.pa-roots.com /~jefferson/history/tships.html (5157 words)

	Crumrine - Cross Creek Twp.
		The township of Cross Creek retained its original territory and limits until May, 1806, when a portion of it was taken to form the township of Mount Pleasant; and in 1853 the township of Jefferson was formed from the western part of Cross Creek, reducing the township to its present limits.
		It is bounded on the west and northwest by Jefferson, on the north and northeast by Smith, on the east by Mount Pleasant, and on the south by Hopewell and Independence townships, from which it is separated by Cross Creek, which is its only stream of any importance.
		Robert Patterson, of Smith township, presided at that meeting, and the law was adopted by all the townships in the county, with five exceptions.
	www.chartiers.com /crumrine/twp-crosscreek.html (18677 words)

	Municipal Governments, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Resource Guide
		A voluntary organization of municipalities located in the South Hills area of Allegheny County, consisting of the borough and township of Baldwin, Bethel Park, Brentwood, Castle Shannon, Dormont, Green Tree, Heidelberg, Jefferson Hills, Mt. Lebanon, Pleasant Hills, Scott Township, South Park, Upper St. Clair, and Whitehall.
		Serving the Mon-Valley Communities of the Boroughs of Elizabeth, Glassport, Liberty, Lincoln, Port Vue, Versailles, West Mifflin, West Newton, and White Oak, and the Townships of Elizabeth, Forward, and South Versailles.
		A nonpartisan, nonprofit association operated by the boroughs of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to promote practical, effective and economical local government and to strengthen the prerogatives of local self-government.
	www.carnegielibrary.org /subject/government/munic.html (728 words)

	Municipal Governments, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Resource Guide
		A voluntary organization of municipalities located in the South Hills area of Allegheny County, consisting of the borough and township of Baldwin, Bethel Park, Brentwood, Castle Shannon, Dormont, Green Tree, Heidelberg, Jefferson Hills, Mt. Lebanon, Pleasant Hills, Scott Township, South Park, Upper St. Clair, and Whitehall.
		It includes the boroughs of Braddock, Chalfant, Churchill, East Mckeesport, East Pittsburgh, Edgewood, Forest Hills, North Braddock, Pitcairn, Plum, Ranking, Swissvale, Turtle Creek, Wall, Wilmerding, and Wilkinsburg; the townships of North Versailles and Wilkins; and the municipalities of Monroeville and Penn Hills.
		A nonpartisan, nonprofit association operated by the boroughs of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to promote practical, effective and economical local government and to strengthen the prerogatives of local self-government.
	www.carnegielibrary.org /subject/government/munic.html (728 words)

	Eccles-Lesher Memorial Library - Collections
		Commemorative Biographical record of Central Pennsylvania: including the counties of Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson, and Clarion: containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families.
		Armstrong County, Pennsylvania: a collection of topical and family sketches.
		A Pioneer Outline history of Northwestern Pa.: Embracing the counties of Tioga, Potter, McKean, Warren, Crawford, Venango, Forest, Clarion, Elk, Jefferson, Cameron, Butler, Lawrence, and Mercer: also a pioneer sketch of the cities of Allegheney, Beaver, DuBois, and Towanda.
	www.eccles-lesher.org /Collections.html (1096 words)

	Genealogy CD List
		Churches and Cemeteries of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: A Complete Guide by A Hunter Rineer, Jr.
		Allegheny - Armstrong - Beaver - Bedford- Blair - Butler - Cambria - Cameron - Clarion - Clearfield - Crawford - Elk - Erie - Fayette - Forest - Greene - Indiana - Jefferson - Lawrence - McKean - Mercer - Somerset - Venango - Warren - Washington - Westmoreland
		Canadian Genealogy Index (Resources only: * Person's name * Type of event (married, living, born, etc) * Date and location of event Province and County* associated with the original record * Source and page number where the original record can be found.)
	loricase.com /CDs/cdlist.html (2741 words)

	Beaver Township, Jefferson County Pennsylvania History
		Thomas Holt, another of the early settlers of Beaver township, was born in Cumberland county, in 1793, and served in the War of 1812.
		This township has Clover township on the north and Rose and Oliver on the east while on the west is Clarion county, and Ringgold forms the southern boundary, being separated from the latter by Little Sandy while Red Bank flows along its western boundary.
		Beaver, the twentieth township, was organized in 1850, being formed from portions of Clover and Ringgold.
	www.pa-roots.com /~jefferson/townships/beaver/history.html (1668 words)

	Jefferson County Townships
		The township is bounded on the north by Beaver township, on the east by Rose and Oliver, on the south by Porter, and on the west by Armstrong county.
		Warsaw is one of the largest townships in the county, and is bounded on the north by Polk and Heath; on the east by Snyder and Washington; on the south by Washington and Pine Creek, and on the west by Eldred.
		This township is bounded on the north by Barnett and Heath townships; on the east by Warsaw; on the south by Union, Rose and Pine Creek, and on the west by Clarion county.
	www.pa-roots.com /~jefferson/history/tships.html (5157 words)

	Jefferson County Townships
		The township is bounded on the north by Beaver township, on the east by Rose and Oliver, on the south by Porter, and on the west by Armstrong county.
		Warsaw is one of the largest townships in the county, and is bounded on the north by Polk and Heath; on the east by Snyder and Washington; on the south by Washington and Pine Creek, and on the west by Eldred.
		The township is bounded on the north by Henderson, on the east by Clearfield county, on the south by Indiana county, and on the west by Bell township.
	www.pa-roots.com /~jefferson/history/tships.html (5157 words)

	Ringgold Township, Jefferson County Pennsylvania History
		The township is bounded on the north by Beaver township, on the east by Rose and Oliver, on the south by Porter, and on the west by Armstrong county.
		Martin H. Shannon is a resident of Brookville; Daniel Shannon, their father, settled in Armstrong county, in 1823, from where removed to Beaver township, in 1848, and resided there until 1861, when he went to reside with his son, Philip H. Shannon, at Brookville, where he died in the ninety-first year of his age.
		He was born in Upper Mahanoy township, Northumberland county, June 17, 1809, and when sixteen years of age learned the millwright trade, at which he worked for several years in his native county, and then came the great cry of "Westward Ho!" and Mr.
	www.pa-roots.com /~jefferson/townships/ringgold/history.html (1927 words)

	Crumrine - Cross Creek Twp.
		The township of Cross Creek retained its original territory and limits until May, 1806, when a portion of it was taken to form the township of Mount Pleasant; and in 1853 the township of Jefferson was formed from the western part of Cross Creek, reducing the township to its present limits.
		Robert Patterson, of Smith township, presided at that meeting, and the law was adopted by all the townships in the county, with five exceptions.
		Cross Creek township was a separate justice's district from its erection in 1790 till the erection of election districts, May 4, 1803, when it became embraced with other territory in District No. 3, and so remained till 1838, when the office of justice became elective, and the township an independent district.
	www.chartiers.com /crumrine/twp-crosscreek.html (18677 words)

	Ringgold Township, Jefferson County Pennsylvania History
		The township is bounded on the north by Beaver township, on the east by Rose and Oliver, on the south by Porter, and on the west by Armstrong county.
		Martin H. Shannon is a resident of Brookville; Daniel Shannon, their father, settled in Armstrong county, in 1823, from where removed to Beaver township, in 1848, and resided there until 1861, when he went to reside with his son, Philip H. Shannon, at Brookville, where he died in the ninety-first year of his age.
		He was born in Upper Mahanoy township, Northumberland county, June 17, 1809, and when sixteen years of age learned the millwright trade, at which he worked for several years in his native county, and then came the great cry of "Westward Ho!" and Mr.
	www.pa-roots.com /~jefferson/townships/ringgold/history.html (1927 words)

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