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Topic: Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania

	Families of Wells Township, Bradford County, PA
		John Smith was enumerated in Smithfield Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania in 1810 (that portion that became Wells Township, Bradford County) with a male of age ten and under age sixteen (b.
		If her death occurred in Wells, she may have been the first death of an adult in the township and may have been taken to Newtown (now Elmira) for burial or she died in Newtown where it is known son Elkanah was enumerated in 1810 and probably still living there a year later.
		Enumerated in Towanda borough, Bradford County, Pennsylvania in 1850, sadler.
	www.joycetice.com /kelsey/kjws2.htm (8090 words)

	History of Lycoming County Pennsylvania edited by John F. Meginness; ©1892
		He then enlisted in the One Hundred and Forty-third Pennsylvania Volunteers, and was mustered in as first sergeant of Company K. He served with his regiment in all of the marches and battles in which it participated up to the battle of the Wilderness, where he was severely wounded.
		He was married in 1832 to Olive Savage, and in 1842 he purchased a tract of land in Granville township, Bradford county, Pennsylvania, and settled upon it.
		He remained with his parents, attending the public schools of Cascade township, until 1873, and then entered the Montoursville Normal School, where he continued his studies until the fall of 1879; he was then appointed a teacher in that institution, and continued to fill that position for one term.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/pa/county/lycoming/history/Chapter-56.html (14569 words)

	ATSDR - PHA - Bell Landfill, Wyalusing - Terry Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
		Groundwater samples collected from an on-site monitoring well located north of the eastern and western landfill areas were found to be contaminated with VOC's, including methylene chloride (maximum concentration of 270 ppb), and low concentrations of acetone, 2-butanone, ethylbenzene and xylene.
		Wells were found to be contaminated by barium (maximum concentration of 291 ppb) and silver (maximum concentration of 60 ppb).
		The Pennsylvania Fish Commission presently stocks the creek (in the area of the site) with trout, and the creek is heavily used for fishing and waterfowl hunting.
	www.atsdr.cdc.gov /hac/PHA/bell/bel_p2.html (2224 words)

	Families of Wells Township, Bradford County, PA
		Their residence in Wells township was in the northeastern portion of the township on the east side of Bird Creek Road.
		She was a widow in the 1900 census enumeration and was residing in Tioga township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
		They returned permanently to Wells township in 1851 and resided there the remainder of their lives, Alonzo involved in agriculture when the forests were cleared and the lumbering boom ceased.
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	Early Pennsylvania Couny Maps
		The ‘very’ earliest county map is the 1687 map of Thomas Holme, A Mapp of Ye Improved Part of Pennsylvania in America divided into Countyes Townships and Lotts.
		The earliest county land ownership map is A Map of Wayne and Pike Counties, prepared in 1814 by Jason Torrey, and considered the first such map ever made in the United States (see Couzen in Wolter and Grim).
		These county maps were used to create a definitive state map under the direction of John Melish, which was published in 1822.
	www.mapsofpa.com /earlycountymaps.htm (2807 words)

	BradfordCountyPa.Org -Auditors
		A native of the county and graduate of Troy Area High School, Audrey Allen is serving her second term as Bradford County Auditor.
		Active in the Bradford County Republican Party, she is a member of the County Committee and Council of Republican Women.
		A native of Bradford County and graduate of Towanda High School, Sally was newly elected to the post of County Auditor in 1999 and is serving as chairman.
	www.bradfordcountypa.org /ElectedOfficials/Auditors.asp (696 words)

	Crandalls
		Enumerated in the 1830 census of Canton Township, Bradford Co., Pennsylvania.
		Enumerated in the 1880 census of Athens, Bradford, Pennsylvania.
		Enumerated in the 1880 census of Springfield, Bradford, Pennsylvania.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/pa/county/lycoming/family_histories/crandall/crandalls7.html (12536 words)

	Bradford County Pennsylvania History and Genealogy
		This County currently does not have a host.
		Bradford County was created on February 21, 1810 from parts of Lycoming and Luzerne Counties.
		Originally called Ontario County, it was reorganized and separated from Lycoming County on October 13, 1812, and renamed Bradford County for William Bradford who had been a chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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	Michael VanKuren
		Both were killed trying to serve an arrest warrant in Wells Township in Northeastern Pennsylvania for failure to appear in court.
		WELLS TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- Two Bradford County sheriff's deputies were shot and killed Wednesday morning, and police were combing roads and woods near the state line Wednesday night searching for a convicted felon considered armed and dangerous.
		Wells Township is just south of Chemung County and officers from several New York departments -- Elmira Heights, Chemung County Sheriff, New York State Police, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation -- were the first on the scene.
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	Bradford County, Pennsylvania Genealogical Records Information
		Counties that are adjacent to Bradford County are Chemung County, New York (north), Tioga County, New York (north), Susquehanna County (east), Wyoming County (southeast), Sullivan County (south), Lycoming County (southwest), Tioga County (west)
		Pennsylvania Immigration & Emigration Records - Immigration records help the family historian to understand the movements of their ancestry as they relocated to different parts of the world.
		Pennsylvania Volunteers in the War of 1812: Compiled from the Pennsylvania Archives collection, this database is a listing of soldiers who volunteered to fight the British during the War of 1812.
	www.mypennsylvaniagenealogy.com /pa_county/br.htm (3848 words)

	Early Families of Wells Township, Bradford County PA
		Bradford County PA Chemung County NY Tioga County PA Introduction and Land Warrants
		The earliest lands surveyed and patented in what is now present Wells Township were in the 1780's and comprised the Seeley Creek and Hammond Creek Valleys in the northwestern portion of the township.
		The warrants did not fall within present township lines and only warrants 1388, 1389, 1390, 1392, 1393, 1394, and and 5694 fell wholly within what is now the present township, the others extending into what became Tioga County to the west and what became South Creek Township to the east.
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	Description of the Geology of Warren County Pennsylvania (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The most remarkable feature in the drainage of this county is the heading of Tionesta Creek on the highest land overlooking the Allegheny River in Watson Township; * whence it flows in a direction opposite to the course of the river, north-east, to Cranberry Swamp (6 miles south-east of Warren).
		Carll’s conclusion that in the ages before the invasion of the northern ice the drainage of the Tionesta was northward to Warren, and that the reversal of the drainage to its present southward direction was caused by a dam of glacial drift being thrown across the ancient valley between the Cranberry Swamp and Warren.
		All the highest highlands of the southern half of the county consist of massive coarse Olean conglomerate, sloping gently south-westward at a rate of 16 feet per mile;= consequently the only coal beds in the county are the Sharon and perhaps Scrubgrass coals, and nowhere of much importance.
	www.libraries.psu.edu /emsl/guides/X/warren.htm (1165 words)

	Bradford County History
		Bradford County, with an urban population of less than 3 percent, has been called "a little agricultural empire." The county ranks third in the state of Pennsylvania in milk production.
		The largest of the four counties of the Endless Mountains, Bradford County is rich in history.
		Bradford County was the home of Queen Esther, of mixed French and Indian ancestry, who inflicted terror and death upon settlers in the Wyoming Massacre.
	bradford-pa.com /sites/history.php (278 words)

	Wells township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania (PA) Detailed Profile
		65% of Wells township residents lived in the same house 5 years ago.
		Out of people who lived in different houses, 45% lived in this county.
		Out of people who lived in different counties, 60% lived in Pennsylvania.
	www.city-data.com /township/Wells-Bradford-PA.html (98 words)

	Miscellaneous Bradford County, PA, Obituaries
		Francis was born in Herrick Township on Nov. 8, 1918, the son of the late Ralph F. and Cleo Camp Taylor.
		She was born on Sept. 26, 1919 in Belin Township, Wayne County, a daughter of the late Julius and Eulah Ruth Noble Aeppli.
		Surviving are a daughter and son-in-law, Marjorie and Charles Huffman of Wyalusing; a son and daughter-in-law, Rick and Lisa Brown of French Asylum; grandchildren, Judy and Matthew Cruver, Jill and Ted Hoffmann, Donnie and Keith Brown; great-grandchildren, Mark and Luke Cruver, Kerrigan and Caitlyn Hoffmann; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
	www.obitcentral.com /obitsearch/obits/pa/pa-bradford12.htm (11593 words)

	ATSDR - PHA - Bell Landfill, Wyalusing - Terry Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
		Periodic sampling of ground water from residential wells is recommended to confirm that human ingestion and inhalation exposures to site-related contaminants in ground water are not occurring.
		Since available information is insufficient to determine whether exposure of residents to contaminants occurs at levels of public health concern, ATSDR has concluded that no follow-up health activities should be pursued at this time.
		Between 1978 and 1979, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources (PADER) required that the western landfill be asphalt-lined and that an underground leachate collection tank be installed.
	www.atsdr.cdc.gov /hac/PHA/bell/bel_p1.html (1051 words)

	48th OVVI - William S. Wells
		John WELLS lived in New Jersey seven or eight years, and then his parents moved to Ohio, settling in Clermont County, May 28, 1817, being the first settlers in that portion of the State.
		He was married in Brown County, when twenty-one years of age, to Miss Rachel B. LONG, who was born in Pennsylvania, the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (IKER) LONG, the former a native of New Jersey, and the latter of Pennsylvania, of Dutch ancestry.
		WELLS is a Republican politically, and is a member of G.A.R. of Bradford Post.
	www.48ovvi.org /oh48wswells.html (459 words)

	Bradford County Historical Society -Board of Members and Officers
		Although the exact form of the tax records may have varied from year to year, most of them provide such data as the name of the taxable inhabitant (usually male), the number of acres owned by the person and the amount of the assessment or tax.
		At the end of the enumeration for a particular township will be the names of unmarried, single men aged 21 years or older who did not own real estate.
		Many of the township assessment records also contained a section entitled "poor children." This section lists the name of the father (and sometimes the mother) and the children and ages who they could not afford to school.
	www.bradfordhistory.com /Research/AssessmentBooks.asp (684 words)

	The Ingalls Family - Ingal02
		According to Pioneer & Patriot Families of Bradford County, PA, by Clement F. Heverly, published 1913 by Bradford Star Print, William S. Ingalls (Ingals) was a veteran of the War of 1812 and ran for county commissioner on the Democratic ticket in 1837.
		The 1850 census for Bradford County, Well Township, PA states that he was a farmer and his real estate was valued at $6,000.
		Elmira, NY According to the 1870 census for Bradford County, Wells Township, PA, Catherine Ingalls was 76 in 1870 and was born in New York.
	www.sonic.net /~crapgame/ingalls/_ingal02.htm (1111 words)

	Thomas Lewis-Mary Turrell
		In 1871, the lumber in the bridge was raised and sawed for county use, after lying in the water nearly 100 years.
		According to The History of Camptown, Pennsylvania, 1792-1975, the LEWIS family settled near the mouth of the Wyalusing Creek where Thomas built a log cabin and settled the land.
		Many neighbors from Connecticut followed Thomas to Bradford County, Pennsylvania, which was proof of the confidence they had in him.
	www.rockvillemama.com /lewisturrell.htm (676 words)

	Bradford County, PA News - Page 2 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pennsylvania State Police from the Towanda barracks are seeking information pertaining to a human skull found on a island in the Susquehanna River at 3:45 p.m.
		A Sayre man is in the Bradford County Jail in lieu of $75,000 bail after he was arrested on a kidnapping charge.
		State police say a prominent Bradford County lawyer and his wife were found shot to death in their home.
	www.topix.net /county/bradford-pa/page2 (981 words)

	Warrington Township Water & Sewer Department
		The eastern portion of the Township, from Valley Road to Elbow Lane, is served water from nine wells drilled 300 to 760 feet deep into the Stockton geological formation.
		The wells are generally located along the Route 611 corridor that bisects the eastern part of the Township.
		The well water from four of the wells is treated using air strippers to remove organic contaminants.
	www.wtwsd.org /drinking_water.shtml (1749 words)

	Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors
		For step-by-step instructions for reproducing Townships Today, please refer to the instruction form that was mailed to your township.
		However, the truth is, your township supervisors have very little authority to regulate gas well drilling – and they certainly can’t stop it.
		If you, as a landowner, don’t mind a well or two or three on your property, very few municipal officials are going to argue with that — or try to intervene.
	www.psats.org /townships_today_standard_full.html (922 words)

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		Well, this was in the fall, when the ice was forming on the river.
		Well they were out there doing something, and they saw that branch of the tree and the little boy.
		There were some Searleses in Hillsdale County, MI, near where Thomas "deserted," and they had ties to Bradford County, PA. It’s possible that Thomas and Catherine stayed with relatives there while they had most of their children.
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	Pennsylvania Game Commission - State Wildlife Management Agency: Release #010-08
		It is being paid for with money that was escrowed previously by Pennsylvania State University as part of a land transaction with the Game Commission for a parcel of SGL 176 in Centre County.
		This land acquisition, including the payment for timber, also was paid for with money that was escrowed previously by Pennsylvania State University as part of a land transaction with the Game Commission for a parcel of SGL 176 in Centre County.
		The property acquired - as well as the other tower sites - are planned to be used in conjunction with the agency's current radio system.
	www.pgc.state.pa.us /pgc/cwp/view.asp?Q=173435&A=11 (1232 words)

	The Ingalls Family - Ingal04
		In the 1880 census for Bradford County, Wells Township, Chauncey, age 9, was living with his uncle James K. Ingals and James' wife, Frances (Shephard) Ingals, in the home of Frances' uncle, James D. Osgood.
		Meanwhile, Sarah Marie was living in Columbia Township (probably Austinville) with her husband, Henry S. Furman, and their three children, Claude, Lydia A. and James H. Furman, according to the 1880 census for Bradford County, Columbia Township, PA.
		In the 1870 census for Wells, PA., Mary Cafron or Capron is residing in the Osgood household with G.H. Shephard and a Frances Shephard, a woman whose age is consistent with that of F. Ingalls in the 1880 census.
	www.sonic.net /~crapgame/ingalls/_ingal04.htm (903 words)

	Old maps of Pennsylvania towns for genealogy
		This historical old map of Oley was reproduced from the Illustrated Historical Atlas of Berks County, Pennsylvania (PA), compiled and drawn from Personal Examinations, Surveys and Under the Personal Supervision of F.A. Davis, and published under the Superintendence of H. Kochersperger by the Reading Publishing House, A. Davis, Successor to F. Davis and Co., 1876.
		This historical old map of Exeter was reproduced from the Illustrated Historical Atlas of Berks County, Pennsylvania (PA), compiled and drawn from Personal Examinations, Surveys and Under the Personal Supervision of F.A. Davis, and published under the Superintendence of H. Kochersperger by the Reading Publishing House, A. Davis, Successor to F. Davis and Co., 1876.
		This historical old map of Spring was reproduced from the Illustrated Historical Atlas of Berks County, Pennsylvania (PA), compiled and drawn from Personal Examinations, Surveys and Under the Personal Supervision of F.A. Davis, and published under the Superintendence of H. Kochersperger by the Reading Publishing House, A. Davis, Successor to F. Davis and Co., 1876.
	www.oldmapsne.com /category/Pennsylvania/c268p4 (1795 words)

	Bradford Immigrants
		BRADFORD, William, printer, was born in Leicester, England, in 1658, and belonged to the company who, under the leadership of William Penn, came to America in 1682.
		BRADFORD, Andrew Sowles, printer, was born in Philadelphia in 1686; son of William Bradford, first printer in Philadelphia and New York.
		BRADFORD, Thomas, printer, was born in Philadelphia, Pa., May 4, 1745; son of Col. William Bradford, revolutionary soldier, and great-grandson of William Bradford, first printer in New York.
	www.bradfordgenealogy.org /BradfordImmigrants.html (6223 words)

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