The pasture land is on a Mr. Arthur Button's farm and is part of a large tract that his father, Henry Button, cleared of dense forest over 80 years ago. . The representative of the name in the neighborhood today is Mr. Irvin Parkinson. He lives on land that Eli Page bought of the Holland Company in 1836. Mr. And Mrs. Parkinson have a new and modern home, the interior of which is finished in oak, chestnut and maple, grown on the farm. The Gideon Barnhart place, now owned by Mr .Walter Cain, carries an unusual interest.
Scientists say that it was once the sight of an ancient Indian village.
The boulders along the southern edge bear markings believed to have been made by the sharpening of stone implements, many of which have been found in the adjacent fields. The Cains have the two in one. A well, drilled recently upon their land, produces about forty barrels of superior quality amber oil per week and from six to seven hundred thousand cubic feet of gas per day. His firearms range from ancient muskets to modern colts. The saber and revolver cauied by George Vail of the Second Regiment Mounted Rifles figure in this collection.