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	Smith Road Bridge Historic Wrought Iron Bridge Company Bridge in Pennsylvania Truss Bridge Crawford County
		This is the only Pennsylvania example I have found so far.
		The bridge appears to be complete, and it stands out in the county as one of the important metal truss bridges that chronicle the evolution of the development and eventual standardization of the technology.
		The bridge carries 1 lane of a 2 lane, unimproved township road over a stream in a rural area with scattered, undistinguished late 20th century residences.
	www.historicbridges.org /pennsylvania/smith/index.htm (245 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pennsylvania
		Pennsylvania was the scene of some of the most interesting and important events of the French and Indian War during the colonial period, notably the defeat of Braddock at the ford of the Monongahela about seven miles from Fort Duquesne, now the site of Pittsburg.
		Pennsylvania is the second state in the Union in the number of church members and first in the number of church organizations.
		Pennsylvania is entitled to thirty-two representatives in the Congress of the United States and thirty-four votes in the Presidential Electoral College.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11638c.htm (6334 words)

	LEVI SMITH
		LEVI SMITH.-- The American branch of the Smith family to which the subject belongs appears to have had its origin Pennsylvania, as his great-grandfather, Joseph Smith, was born and reared there and figured conspicuously in the pioneer annals of Franklin county.
		Smith is a gentleman of fine presence and pleasing address and reports himself in such manner as to win and retain the high esteem of his neighbors and fellow citizens.
		John Smith, another of the sons of Samuel and Mary Smith, and one of the representative men of Lawrence township, was born not far from his present place of residence on the 20th of October, 1864.
	members.tripod.com /DEBORAH_KLEE/biography/smithLevi.html (994 words)

	Crumrine - Smith Twp.
		The original township was bounded on the north by the Ohio River, on the east by the townships of Robinson and Cecil, on the south by Hopewell township, and on the west by the State of Virginia.
		The present boundaries of the township are Hanover township on the west, north, and northwest, Robinson on the northeast, Mount Pleasant on the southeast, and Cross Creek and Jefferson townships on the southwest.
		This tract lay on the head-waters of the middle branch of Raccoon Creek, and in the townships of Smith and Mount Pleasant.
	www.chartiers.com /crumrine/twp-smith.html (18087 words)

	Monaghan Township - York County, Pennsylvania
		Monaghan Township celebrated its 250th anniversary as a Township in 1995.
		Some of them came from the Township of Monaghan, in the County of Ulster, and for that reason the name of Monaghan was given to this Township which was laid out by authority of the court at Lancaster four years before York County was organized.
		Monaghan Township reached a peak in population in 1880 and then steadily declined.
	www.monaghantownship.com /history.asp (966 words)

	Smith-Miles
		Henry Smith, the grandfather of our subject, was a native of Westmoreland county, and in 1810 came to Clarion county, locating at Brush Run, Monroe township, where he operated a sawmill and engaged in agricultural pursuits until his death in 1859.
		Smith was born May 12, 1835, in Washington township, Armstrong county, a daughter of James and Phoebe (Watserson) McClatchey, who were natives of Westmoreland county, where the father extensively engaged in farming and also operated a saw grist mill.
		Smith an ardent supporter, and he has been called upon to serve as school director for the past two years, was constable in Jefferson county for six years, and in February, 1894, was elected justice of the peace, a position he is still creditably filling.
	www.mindspring.com /~pjhenry/Documents/Smith-Miles.html (701 words)

	Luther Smith, Iowa Engineer magazine, News, College of Engineering, The University of Iowa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		As Smith approached graduation from Roosevelt High School, he realized that "it was foolish for a fl American to say he wanted to be a military aviator, because there were none." So instead he set his sights on college, where he could learn a profession.
		Smith says that although he was one of only a few African-American engineering students at the University, his early student experience in Iowa City was no better or worse than one might have expected in segregated pre-war America.
		Smith was part of a special flight of four who were winding down their second tour of duty.
	www.engineering.uiowa.edu /events/black-history/smith-iowaengineer.htm (1818 words)

	Abraham Herr Smith, Class of 1840
		Abraham Herr Smith was born in Manor Township near Millersville, Pennsylvania on March 7, 1815 the son of Jacob Smith, a millwright, and Elizabeth Herr.
		An ardent protectionist, Smith was noted throughout his time in Washington as a rigid economist in all government activities; for example, he supported the direct payment of pensions through the Treasury rather than through agents, as had been the previous practice.
		Abraham Smith died in Lancaster on February 16, 1894 and is buried in Woodward Hill Cemetery in that city.
	chronicles.dickinson.edu /encyclo/s/ed_smithAH.htm (500 words)

	Family Ancestry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Smith can refer to a person who practices smithing, to a very common family name or to part of a place name or location.
		Smith as a surname is a common family name amongst those of English descent.
		Smith is a common part of a place name or locations, particularly in the United States of America.
	www.family-ancestry.co.uk /Smith.htm (374 words)

	Regular Meeting, May 9, 2005
		Smith Township/Rytis Balciunas: Rytis is the chairman of Smith Township Zoning Hearing Board.
		The Smith Township supervisors have sent a letter of thank you to Rytis for all the work done on the computers at the township offices.
		I have researched this issue and have also discussed it the Pennsylvania State Association, and there is no limitation as to the amount or number of Supervisors serving as roadmasters.
	www.smithtownship.org /minutes/20050509.html (1141 words)

	0603: Tax Updates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Because Pennsylvania has so many locals, many where none of Ceridian's customers have a business connection, a general policy was made to support low-income exemptions when requested, rather than when the Pennsylvania local authorities announce the adoption of a low-income exemption.
		Smith Township, Pennsylvania, adopted an EMS tax of $52 per year, replacing its old OPT of $10 per year.
		Smith Township must be identified with an entity code of 91945 and a state code of PA.
	www.ceridian.com /myceridian/support/files/faxdocs/pr/2006_payroll_news_bulletins/bulletin_06_03/tax_updates/0603_tax_updates.htm (221 words)

	Welcome to Boggs Township, Centre County
		Boggs Township has not enacted a noise level ordinance or an ordinance relating barking dogs or to the licensing of cats or dogs.
		All individuals soliciting within the Boggs Township limits with the exception of yard or garage sales are required to obtain a permit from the Boggs Township Zoning Officer.
		Residents are asked to contact the Boggs Township Secretary or Zoning Officer if they suspect someone is soliciting illegally within the township or they are unsure if the solicitation is valid.
	www.boggstownship.org /zeffect.html (914 words)

	Forward Township, Pennsylvania
		Township wage tax: 1 percent divided equally between the township and school district.
		Forward Township was named for Walter Forward, who served two terms in Congress and secretary of the treasury under President John Tyler and a judge of the district court of Allegheny County.
		Benjamin was granted a tract of 397 acres of land on Nov. 23, 1787 by the Supreme Executive council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
	elizabethboro.com /html/forward_township_pennsylvania.htm (4938 words)

	Upper Darby Township - Community
		Two other Pennsylvania historical markers are located at homes of well-known abolitionists from the pre-Civil War era.
		Beginning in the late 1970's the Township experienced a large growth in population from various ethnic groups.
		The Township is poised at the beginning of the 21st century with a growing and diverse population, an award-winning school district, and tree-lined streets with graceful homes and businesses.
	www.upperdarby.org /history.html (727 words)

	Sycamore Creek ~ Family History of Le Claire, Iowa
		Ira F. (Fuller) Smith, retired farmer, LeClaire, was born in Washington Co., PA., on the 5th of December, 1804, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Fuller) Smith.
		Martin Smith settled on the island down river from LeClaire, which is still known as Smith's Island.
		Ira Smith was not satisfied with life and condition on this island so with his wife Nancy and children they moved to the mainland.
	sycamorecreekdesign.com /familyhistory/smithbrothers.html (2029 words)

	Timothy P. Carney on Pennsylvania Republican Primary on National Review Online
		Canvassing voters on Tuesday leaving polling places in Lower Paxton Township and Newberry Township, almost all of the Specter voters cited Santorum's and Bush's endorsements as the reason for their votes.
		Smith had done something far worse than sink a GOP judicial nominee, derail a tax cut, or vote to fund abortion.
		Smith had left the party for a few weeks.
	www.nationalreview.com /comment/carney200404280839.asp (1063 words)

	West Sadsbury Township, Chester County PA
		That part of the township lying in the Great Valley was taken up at an early date in right of purchases made in England, and that part north of the valley at a somewhat later period.
		In 1825, Sadsbury was reduced in size by the formation of Valley twp, previous to which it extended eastward to the Brandywine at Coatesville.
		"In 1867, the township was divided by decree of court into 2 election districts, the Limestone road being made the division \line, and the places of voting fixed at Sadsburyville for the eastern division, and the "Swan" for the westward division.
	www.livingplaces.com /PA/Chester_County/West_Sadsbury_Township.html (375 words)

	Attorneys at law - lawyers in the Philadelphia Pennsylvania area - Keenan, Ciccitto and Associates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Smith graduated cum laude from the Villanova University School of Law (1988) and received a B.S. degree with honors from the Pennsylvania State University (1985).
		Smith is a member of the Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Bar and American Bar Associations.
		Smith is an officer and member of the Board of Directors of the Lower Perkiomen Kiwanis Club.
	www.keenanlaw.com /smith.htm (161 words)

	Smithfield Township History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		More than 25 years before the United States Declaration of Independence, Smithfield Township was created - not born - as a political decision of the Bucks County Commissioners and Court.
		It was from there in 1737 that the Bucks County Sheriff, Timothy Smith, supervised the acquisition of additional territory for his county, reaching north of the Blue Mountains to include what is now Smithfield Township.
		It is said that the extensive acreage owned by John Smith (relationship to Timothy Smith is not known) north of the Blue Mountains gave rise to the name "Smithfield Township".
	www.monroeco911.com /smithhistory.htm (464 words)

	Paramedic Department \| Haverford Township Website
		In 1976, the civic leaders of Haverford Township banned together with Township officials to establish one of the first professional paramedic services in Delaware County, which eventually became a pioneer in the delivery of pre-hospital care in the region.
		When the Haverford Township Police Tactical Unit is deployed, a TEMS paramedic will also be immediately deployed to work within the inner perimeter of a potentially high-risk situation in support of police officers as they perform their duties.
		Haverford Township EMS (HTEMS) of comprised of the Paramedics of the Township of Haverford, The Manoa Fire Company and The Llanerch Fire Company, both who are under the Bureau of Fire of Haverford Township.
	www.haverfordtownship.com /paramedic (3532 words)

	Wrightstown Township Official Site: History
		In addition to the Smith house, there are 140 other houses in the Township which are at least 100 years old.
		The boundaries of the Township were established by 1692.
		In addition to its basically rural character, much of the Wrightstown Township's charm is due to its five villages: Penns Park, Pineville, Rushland, Wrightstown and Wycombe.
	www.wrightstownpa.org /History/history.html (271 words)

	From A Biographical History of Central Kansas
		ISAAC N. Isaac N Smith is one of the intelligent and enterprising farmers of Rice county, whose entire life has been passed in the Mississippi valley, and he was born in Morgan county, Illinois, on the 20
		In the year 1873 Mr Smith came to Rice county, where he took up a claim, and in 1876 he further completed his arrangements for a home by his marriage to Miss Amanda M Young, an intelligent and cultured lady, who was born in Harrison county, Missouri, and was there reared and educated.
		The marriage of Mr and Mrs Smith has been blessed with three children: Claude J, who is engaged in farming on the old homestead in Lincoln township; Paul Palmer; and Anna Maud.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/rice/biosmithisaac.htm (801 words)

	Center Township Cemeteries
		According to state law, every township trustee is responsible for care and upkeep of abandoned cemeteries within the township's borders.
		In Center Township (Delaware County) there are currently three cemeteries which the trustee maintains: Collins Cemetery on the West side of Muncie, Blowers Cemetery which is located near the Crest View Golf Course in South Central Muncie, and Parker-Moore Cemetery located just off Memorial Ave.
		The Center Township board changed the name back to Blowers Cemetery in 2005 at the request of the surviving Carmichael family members to honor the original owners.
	www.centertownshiptrustee.com /Recreation/cemetery.htm (1030 words)

	Smith township, Washington County, Pennsylvania (PA) Detailed Profile
		Smith township, Washington County, Pennsylvania (PA) Detailed Profile
		Parks in Smith township include: Burgettstown Community Park, State Game Lands Number 117, Hill Stadium.
		72% of Smith township residents lived in the same house 5 years ago.
	www.city-data.com /township/Smith-Washington-PA.html (133 words)

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	Dingmans Ferry - Delaware Township Historical Society \| Pike County \| Pennsylvania
		Dingmans Ferry - Delaware Township Historical Society
		The Society is dedicated to the preservation of records from early settlers, and to the commemoration and preservation of artifacts, institutions, and landmarks that constitute the history of Delaware Township and Dingmans Ferry.
		All donations become property of the Society, which may be displayed in its collection, or stored for future reference.
	www.delawaretownshippa.gov /Dingmans_Ferry_Delaware_Township_Historical_Society.html (269 words)

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	www.pittsburghmoves.com /real_estate/Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania.htm (162 words)

	Elk Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania
		Some Facts to Consider if You Are Thinking of Moving to the Country
		Elk Township contracts with the SPCA to provide services to Elk Township residents.
		The Pennsylvania Dog Law states that all dogs three months of age or older must be licensed; all dogs must be under control and may not be allowed to run at large; and that dogs are personal property and owners are responsible for damages caused by their dog.
	www.elktownship.org (192 words)

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