Pioneer Settlers of Troy Township and Their Hardship
Early settlers from New York Ohio the Virginias North Carolina and Kentucky established homes in Troy township along the Wabash. They endured fire, axe, primitive roads and subsistence farming, clearing black loam soil for a community that grew into prosperous farms with modern improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Township
New York
Ohio
Virginias
North Carolina
Kentucky
Range
Cau
Andrew Lopp
Thomas Patton
William Alexander
John Hawkins
Enoch Woodbridge
Archabald Johnson
Rezin Shelby
Davie Rawles
William Sexon
Willan Miller
Frederick C. Paine
Joseph Shelby
George Steely
Lucas Nebeker
John
Wiliam Bilsland
Bend
Hand That Feeds Keeps Troy Township Prominent
Those men made it possible for Troy township to take her place along side her sister townships of today.
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Troy Township
Social visit and family bereavement report
W R Terrell and wife of Clayton visited J L Oland and wife Tuesday night. The Babb family mourns as their infant daughter dies at home from intestinal trouble early Thursday. Walter Prather and family from Benna Vista Florida plan a September visit to stay with his father Henry Prather and relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Terrell
Clayton
J. L. Oland
Winfield Babb
This City
Walter Prather
Benna Vista
Fla
Henry Prather
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