Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-11-26

from Bedford.
19. Allegheny, Sept. "a, 1888, from
Westmoreland and Washington.
20. Mifflin, Sept. 1889, from Cum
berland and Northumberland.
81 Delaware, Sept. 26, 1889, from
Chester
%. Lycoming, April 13, 1895, from
Northumberland.
%. Somerset, April II, 1895, from
Bedford.
81. Greene, February 8, 1896, from
Washington.
25. Wayne, March 81, 1898, from
Northampton.
26. Adams, January %, 1900, from
York.
81. Centre, February 13, 1900, from
Mifflin, Huntington, Northumberland
and Lycoming.
%. Armstrong, March II, 1900
from Allegheny, Westmoreland and
Washington.
80. Beaver, March IL, 1900, from
Allegheny and Washington
80 Butler, March II, 1900, from
Allegheny.
81. Crawford, March II, 1900, from
Allegheny.
32 Erie, March l3, 1900, from ALE.
gheny.
49, Mercer, March II, 1900, from
Allegheny.
"a Venango, March II, 1900, from
Allegheny and Lycoming.
35. Warren, March -, 1900, from
Allegheny and Lycoming.
SO. Indiana, March 10, 1904, from
Lycoming and Westmoreland.
81 Cambria, March 25, 1904, from
Huntington, Somerset and Bedford.
33. Clear6eld, March 26, 1904, from
Lycoming and Northumberland.
80. Jefferson, March 26, 1904, from
Lycoming.
40 Mexican, March 26, 1904, from
Lycoming.
Al. Potter, March 26, 1904, from
Lycoming.
AZ Tioga, March 26, 1904, from
Lycoming
43. Bradford, first named Ontario,
February 81, 1910, from Luzerne and
Lycoming.
A. Susquehana, February 81, 1910,
from Luzerne
As. Schuylkill, March l., 1911, from
Berks and Northampton
AS Lehigh, March 6, 1912, from
Northampton.
Al. Lebanon, February 16, 1913,
from Dauphin and Lancaster.
48 Columbia, March %, 1913, from
Northumberland.
40. Union, March %, 1918, from
Northumberland.
so Pike, March 26, 1914, from
Wayne.
81. Perry, March %, 1882, from
Cumberland
So. Juniata, March 2, 1882, from
Miflin.
53. Monroe, April l, 1886, from
Northampton and Pike.
54 Clarion, March II, 1889, from
Armstrong and Venango.
55. Clinton, June 81, 1889, from
Centre and Lycoming.
56. Wyoming, April 4, 1912, from
Luzerne.
81. Carbon, March 13, 1S43, from
Northampton and Monroe.
So. Elk, April Is, 1S43, from Clear.
field, Jefferson and Mexican.
So Blair, February 26, 1916, from
Huntington and Bedford
CO. Sullivan, March Is, 1S47, from
Lycoming.
. 81. Forest, April IL, 1s4s, from
Jefferson and Venango-part of We
mango added in 1866.
60. Lawrence, March 90, l849, from
Beaver and Mercer.
63. Fulton, April 10, 1850, from
Bedford.
GA. Montour, May 3, 1850, from
Columbia.
65. Snyder, March 2, 1855, from
Union.
66. Cameron, March 80, 1860, from
Clinton, Elk, Mexican and Potter.
67. Lackawana, 1873. from Luzerne
IL VIII OC HOIlCCu tudU an VI bHt
first eleven counties but Philadelphia
were named for the counties and shires
of England, also the eighteenth and
twenty-third. The first individual
names given were those of Washing
ton, Lafayette, Franklin and Mont
gomery; followed, not many year:
later, by those of Presidents, Adam;
and Jefferson; Governors, Mifllin ant
Mexican; Generals, Greene, Wayne
Armstrong, Butler, Crawford, Mercer
Warren and Potter. Later still Brad
ford, Columbus, Pike, Perry, Monroe
Clinton, Blair, Sullivan, Lawrence
Fulton, Snyder and Cameron, were
thus honored; % out of 81 named fol
men. There are 13 or IA called fol
creeks and rivers; the Ohio and Mon
ongahela being the only large streams
slighted. One is named for lake, and
one (Montour) for a mountain, whose