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Chapter |
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Introduction - Contents |
1 - 12 |
Chapter 1 - GENERAL GEOGRAPHICAL VIEW.
The Subject-Formation-Geographical and Topographical
Mountains-Rivers--Natural Characteristics |
13 - 16 |
Chapter 2 - INDIAN OCCUPATION.
Indian Occupation -The Leuni Lenapes-Their Origin -Country Occupied
by Them -The Iroquois -Their Clan System -The Five Nations -The
Lenapes Conquered -The Delawares -Other Tribes -Iroquois Successful
-The Six Nations -Shawnees |
17 - 23 |
CHAPTER
3 -
THE INDIANS IN THE FRENCH WAR.
The French and English War--Disposition of the Indians -Erection of Forts -Fort
Augusta -Events Along the West Branch-Scenes at Chinckeclamousche -Summary
-Close
of the War. |
23 - 31 |
CHAPTER 4 - WARS WITH THE INDIANS
Pontiac’s War -The League -Depredations of the Frontier --Forts Taken -Indian
Driven Back-The Treaty of Peace--Threatenings of an Outbreak-Departure of the
Moravians -Incidents -The Cresap War-Logan. |
31 - 37 |
CHAPTER 5 -
THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD.
The Revolutionary War -Action of the Crown -The Colonies Determined -The Outbreak -The Indians Hostile-Six Nations Divided -Depredations -Defenses
-Struggles -Close of the War. |
37 - 42 |
CHAPTER 6 - EARLY LAND OPERATIONS.
Land Titles -Penn’s Charter -Naming the Province -Treaties with Indians
-Acquisition of Lands to the Proprietaries -Boundaries -The Divesting Act
-Surveys -Owners -The Holland Land Company. |
43 - 50 |
CHAPTER 7 - EARLY SETTLEMENTS.
Early Settlements -Territory Divided -The First Settlers -Difference of Opinion
-The First Mill -First Marriage -First Child Born -The Christening -Other Settlements --Settlement Down to 1810. |
50 - 64 |
CHAPTER 8 - ORGANIZATION OF THE COUNTY.
Erection of the County -Boundaries -An Error --Jurisdiction of Centre County
Officers Extended Over this County-The Governor’s Order -Proceedings of the
Commissioners -County Seat Fixed at Clearfied -Election Districts -Return of
Taxables -The First Townships-Population -Act of 1812 -The Civil Organization
Completed -Subsequent Townships -Erection of Elk County--Townships taken from
Clearfield County. |
64 - 73 |
CHAPTER 9 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND COURTS.
Plan of the County Seat-Lots Donated for Public Buildings-The Old Log Jail-The
Jail Built in 1841-2 -The Present Jail --Its Cost--The First Court-House
-Description -Important Cases Tried Therein-The New Court-House Built -Courts in
the Old Church --Court-House Remodeled and Additions Built -Some Leading Causes
Recalled. |
73 - 82 |
CHAPTER 10 -
FROM 1810 TO 1843.
Pioneer Settlements After 1810 -Population in 1810 -The First Murder -Events of the
War of 1812-15 --Peace-Election Districts Prior to 1843 -Record of the Floods on the
West Branch -The Pumpkin Flood -Drowning of John and Ellis Graham -Gorges at the
Pee Wee’s Nest. |
82 - 91 |
Chapter 11 - LUMBER AND ROADS. The Lumbering Interests -Rafting and
Floating -Turnpike and Road Companies 2 Rail-
roads of the County. |
92 - 105 |
Chapter 12 -
CLEARFIELD’S MILITARY HISTORY. |
105 - 202 |
CHAPTER 13 -
GEOLOGY OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY. |
203 - 215 |
CHAPTER
14 -
A REVIEW OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COAL INTERESTS OF THE CELEBRATED
HOUTZDALE-OSCEOLA-PHILIPSBURG REGION. |
215 - 232 |
CHAPTER 15 -
BENCH AND BAR.
History of the Courts -Supreme Court -Common Pleas -Other Courts -The Judiciary
- The Bench and Bar of Clearfield County. |
233 - 255 |
CHAPTER 16 - THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. |
256 - 267 |
CHAPTER 17 -
THE PRESS OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
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267 - 278 |
CHAPTER 18 -
DEVOTED TO A REVIEW OF THE ORIGIN, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT
OF THE EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS AND INSTITUTIONS OF CLEARFIELD
COUNTY. |
279 - 312 |
CHAPTER 19 -
POLITICAL HISTORY OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY. |
313 - 322 |
CHAPTER 20 - CIVIL LIST AND COUNTY ORGANIZATIONS. |
323 - 331 |
CHAPTER 21 -
HISTORY OF THE BOROUGH OF CLEARFIELD, THE SEAT OF JUSTICE OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
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331 - 376 |
CHAPTER 22 -
HISTORY OF THE BOROUGH OF Du BOIS.
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376 - 407 |
CHAPTER 23 - HISTORY OF BECCARIA TOWNSHIP. |
407 - 414 |
CHAPTER 24 - HISTORY OF BELL TOWNSHIP. |
414 - 425 |
CHAPTER 25 - HISTORY OF BIGLER TOWNSHIP. |
425 - 427 |
CHAPTER 26 - HISTORY OF BLOOM TOWNSHIP. |
428 - 434 |
CHAPTER 27 - HISTORY OF BLOOM TOWNSHIP. |
434 - 443 |
CHAPTER 28 - HISTORY OF BRADFORD TOWNSHIP. |
444 - 455 |
CHAPTER 29 - HISTORY OF BRADY TOWNSHIP. |
455 - 477 |
CHAPTER 30 - HISTORY OF BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP. |
478 - 495 |
CHAPTER 31 - HISTORY OF CHEST TOWNSHIP. |
495 - 501 |
CHAPTER 32 - HISTORY OF COVINGTON TOWNSHIP. |
501 - 508 |
CHAPTER 33 - HISTORY OF COOPER TOWNSHIP. |
509 - 510 |
CHAPTER 34 - HISTORY OF DECATUR TOWNSHIP. |
511 - 523 |
CHAPTER 35 - HISTORY OF FERGUSON TOWNSHIP. |
523 - 531 |
CHAPTER 36 - HISTORY OF GEULICH TOWNSHIP. |
523 - 531 |
CHAPTER 37 - HISTORY OF GIRARD TOWNSHIP. |
537 - 542 |
CHAPTER 38 - HISTORY OF GRAHAM TOWNSHIP. |
542 - 546 |
CHAPTER 39 - HISTORY OF GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. |
546 - 551 |
CHAPTER 40 - HISTORY OF GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP. |
552 - 558 |
CHAPTER 41 - HISTORY OF HUSTON TOWNSHIP. |
558 - 566 |
CHAPTER 42 - HISTORY OF JORDAN TOWNSHIP. |
566 - 577 |
CHAPTER 43 - HISTORY OF KARTHAUS TOWNSHIP. |
577 - 586 |
CHAPTER 44 - HISTORY OF KNOX TOWNSHIP. |
586 - 590 |
CHAPTER 45 - HISTORY OF LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP. |
591 - 603 |
CHAPTER 46 - HISTORY OF MORRIS TOWNSHIP. |
603 - 614 |
CHAPTER 47 - HISTORY OF PENN TOWNSHIP AND THE BOROUGHS OF LUMBER CITY AND
PENNVILLE. |
615 - 628 |
CHAPTER 48 - HISTORY OF PIKE TOWNSHIP AND THE BOROUGH OF CURWENSVILLE. |
628 - 645 |
CHAPTER 49 - HISTORY OF SANDY TOWNSHIP. |
645 - 651 |
CHAPTER 50 - HISTORY OF UNION TOWNSHIP. |
651 - 657 |
CHAPTER 51 - HISTORY OF WOODWARD TOWNSHIP. |
658 - 673 |
CHAPTER 52 - BIOGRAPHICAL |
674 - 723 |