The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Early Settler ents
From Haymond's History Of Harrison County

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Joining lands granted to the said
Mcfarland, at the plum orchard. In
GLIDING his settlement begun in 1875.
Daniel McFarland, assignee to Zeb-
land Cooper, 400 acres on Goose
creek, ia, include his settlement made
In 1875. i,
Charles Stewart, 400 acres on that
branch OF the West Fork called Buff
falo, about three miles from Rich
ards fort, to include his settlement
made in 1771.
John Roger. 400 acres on each side
OF the Buckhannon river, near by
lands claimed by Timothy
iDorman, to include his settlement
made in 1913.
Ammas Hun, assignee to Richard
Robins. 400 acres on the West Fork,
above and adjoining lands claimed
by Thomas Helton, to include his set
Element made in 1876.
Daniel McFarlin, assignee Of Fran
els Griffin, 400 acres on Mud Lick
run, a branch Of the Tygarts Valley
river, to include the land on both
sides Of the run. to Buffalo lick, by
corn right prior to 1878.
George Cochran, 400 acres about
two miles. from the head tot Salt
Lick creek. to include his settlement
made in 1875.
Van Swearingen, son Of John, 400
acres on Ratcliff camp run, drain
of Tenmile creek, to include his set
Element in 1874.
3 David Evans. 400 acres on the west
fork Of Booths creek, to include his
settlement made in 1876.
William Robinson, assignee of
James Peltel, 400 acres on Salt Lick
creek, to include his settlement made
in 1913.
John Wilson, 400 acres on both
sides Of West Fork Of the Mononga-
hela river. adjoining lands Of Joshua
Allen, to include his settlement made
in 1875.
Joshua Allen, $50 acres on the
West Fork of the Monongahela river,
adjoining lands claimed by John
Simpson, to include his settlement
made in 1875, and q prescription right
to 1000 acres adjoining.
James Cochran, 400 acres on Salt
Lick creek. a branch Of the Little
to include his settlement
made in 1913. and 1000 acres adj
joining by presumption.
John Wade, Jr., 400 acres on the
West Fork at the mouth of Booths
creek, to include his Improvement
made in 1913.
William Robinson, assignee to
Philip Showiley. 400 acres on the
north side OF the Tygarts Valley
river, adjoining or near place
called Forshey's level, opposite the
mouth of Lick run. TO include his
settlement in 1875.
Charles Martin, assignee to John
Murphy. 400 acres on the south side
of Hughes river. about six miles
from its mouth, to include his settle
ment begun in 1876, with a preemp-
ton Of 1000 acres adjoining.
John Clune and William John, ten
ants in common, 400 acres on Heze-
kiah Davisson's run, branch OF Ten
mile creek. adjoining land claimed
by the said DAVIDSON, to include his
settlement made in 1875.
Jacob Beeson, 1000 acres preemp-
ton on north forth Of Hughes river,
about ten miles from its head, in
the right Of George Green, to include
Green's settlement made In 1773.
James Cochran, 400 acres on Salt
Lick creek. in the right of raising a
crop Of corn prior to 1878.
John Ratcliff. 100 acres on Tygarts
Valley river, at Pringles ford, to In
5clude his settlement made in 1873.
John Ratcliff, assignee to Henry
Smith, 400 acres on Gnatty creek, a
branch Of Elk creek, adjoining land
OF Peter McQ, to include his
settlement made In 1873. {
John Ratcliff, assignee Of Martin
Queen, 400 acres on the main fork
of Elk creek, adjoining lands claimed
by Thomas Stout. to include his set
Element made in 1873.
William Robinson assignee OF
Thomas Hardin. 400 acres on Salt
Lick creek to include his settlement
begun in 1873. 55
Charles Martin. assignee to Daniel
Stephens, 400 acres on Mud Lick
creek. to include his settlement made
In 1873.
william Robinson, assignee to
Thomas Hardin. 400 acres on Mud
Lick creek, adjoining lands Of BEN
jamin Shinn. to include his settle
ment made In 1874.
Richard Falls. assignee to william
Hark, 400 acres on Hackers creek,
adjoining lands claimed by John
Hacker, to include his settlement
made In 1873.
John Jackson. Jr. 400 acres on
Turkey run, 4 branch of Buckhan-
non fork Of the Monbngaheia river,
adjoining lands Of John Jackson. to
include his set cement made In. 177S.
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