The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
Early Settlem entss
Fro,n Aaymosd'. History u HARRISON counss "A
Continued from .last SUNDAYS

Continued from last sunday.)
Isaac Prichard, 400 acres in right
of esidence to include his improve
ment made ON Salt Lick creek, q
branch Of the Little Kanawha river,
In 1913. with right OF preemption Of
400 acres adjoining.
jesse Pigman, 400 iacres in right
Of residence and raising corn before
the year 1916, situate on Salt Lick
creek, at the forks OF the same, about
four miles below the Salt Lick, to In
clude his settlement made in 1918, all.
90 a right OF preempt:on to 1000 acres
adjoining.
Dennis Springer, 400 acres in right
OF residence and raising corn, situate
on the west side OF the Little Ka-
nawha, about two miles below the
mouthxof Salt Lick creek to, include
his improvement made in 1918, also q
right IN preemption to 1000 acres ad-
Joining: .s
John Logan, 400 acres in right Of
residence, having raised corn before
117e. on Hughes river about four
miles above the forks Of the same on
the south side thereof made in 1777s
also q right in preemption to 1000
acres adjoining
James Chew. assignee TO John Mil
Ter. Jr.. 400 acres in right Of said
MillerS, having resided and raised
corn before 1918, and proving that he,
the said Miller. never having taken up
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said county. nor on any of the vest
ern waters, to include, the improve
ment made on sundry holly trees by
the said James Chew, on the head OF
the right hand fork OF the Salt Licl
creek, and the drains OF Elk river, in
1773, also right in preemption to
1000 acres adjoining.
Henry Barnes. 200 acres about twi
and q half miles above the forks Of
Hughes river on the north side Of the
sonth fork Of said river, in right Of
having resided and raised crop Of
corn before the year IT'S, also a right
In preemption to 1000 acres adjoin-
dng.
Thomas parkeson. 1000 acres in
right of preemption. to include his i'm
provement situate on the east fork
OF the Monongahela river, and at the
falls OF the same. known by the name
OF the Tygart valley falls to include
the same, made IN 1913.
John Pierpoint, assignee OF Samuel
Mereheld, 400 acres at the mouth Of
the Tygar,sss Valley river, in the forks
Of the said river. to include his settle
nhent made in 1775.
William Robinson, assignee to John
Smith, 40 0acres for the said John
Smiths right of residence and rails
ing corn to include his settlement
made on Salt Lick creek in 1913
Charles McIntire; assignee OF
Charles Burkham. who. vas assignee
OF Robert Murphy, 400 acres on the
ives. fork Of the Monongahela river,
below the mouth Of Simpsons creek,
including his settlement made in 1913
with a preemption of 1000 acres adj
Joining.
Tucker. 400 acres on the West Fork
adjoining the land Of Samuel Mere
field, to include his settlement made
IN 1IIS. -
Joseph Coon, assignee Of Michael
( OK, 400 acres on the waters of West
Fork, adjoining the land of John
Tucker.,to include his settlement made
in 17T2.
Phillip Coon, 400 acres at the Stone
Coal lick. adjoining lands OF Phillip
Coon, to include his settlement made
IN 1915.
Anthony Coon, 400 acres on the Cole
Lick run. adjoining the lands Of Con-
rad Coon, to include his settlement
made in 1776.
Coonrod Coon, on the Stone Coal
Lick run. adjoining the lands. OF Phil
lip Coon, to. include his settlement
made in 1916.
George Cochran. 400 acres about
two. miles from the head Of the right
hand fork OF Salt Lick creek, to in
clude his Improvement made in 1913.
John Gray, 400 acres on Salt Lick
creek, a branch of the Little Kanawha
river, to include his Improvement made
in 1878, in the right of residing in and
making a crop OF corn in 1878, with a
presumption IT 1000 acres adjoining.
William Smith 400 acres on Lost
creek, at tho Kings Luck. to include
Improvement made thereon in 1913,
In, the right OF residing and raising
corn in said county before ITS with
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