Prominent Families in White Township History
White Township formed around Indiana in 1843, named for Judge Thomas White. The article details early settlers including Moorheads, Kellys, Thompsons, and Trimble, with notes on land grants, Indian displacement, and the first 1844 White Township election officers.
Presbyterian Church of Indiana Has Largest Congregation in the County
The article traces early settler James St Clair on the Capt. McFarland farm in Brushvalley and White townships, notes St Clair as father of Dr. Thomas St Clair of Indiana, Pa. It recounts the 1807 organization of the Presbyterian church by Rev J W Henderson, lists pastors from Galbraith to Reed to Williams, Quay, McElwain, Hall, Crawford, and finally Jesse R Ziegler D D, highlighting growth to about 1,400 members and the current pastor arriving in 1914 from Frankfort Kentucky forming the largest county congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Mahoning Road
Samuel Trimble
George Trimble
James Ramsey
St. James
James Thompson
Clark D. Thompson
Hoe
Robert Wiggins
John Agsey
Twolick
James St. Clair
Daniel McFarland
Brushvalley Township
White Township
George Coligbaugh
Thomas St. Clair
Indiana
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
The
Presbyterian Church of
J. W. Henderson
Menderson
Wrst
Janes Galbraith
Harmony and Cigal
Hiwaitinedon County
Court House
Firs
John Reed
Tidiana
Cikgalag
Les Stone
Lewis W. Williams
Anderson B. Quay
United States
Matthew Stanley Quay
Continu
Andrew McWiwain
David Mall
McElwain
Hall
Crawford
Tita
Jesse R. Ziegler
Frankfort
Iegler
Creekside Borough Incorporation In 1905 Historic town growth noted
Creekside was laid out in 1884 by David Peeler for John Weamer and incorporated as the borough of Creekside on June 5 1905 after a petition filed May 1 1905. The first election was set for July 11 1905 with officers including Judge J C Speedy and M L Carnahan. The borough covers 120 acres at the Iselin and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railway junction with Methodist Episcopal and Center Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
David Peeler
John Weamer
William Moorhead
Peeler
Newville
Andrew Weamer
Gamble
Chalmers
McCrea
Brushvalley
Gibson Hall
Frank Wilson
J. Clark Speedy
J. M. McFeate’s
M. L. Carnahan
J. C. Speedy
J. M. Meceaters
J. A. Stuchell
Burgess
J. M. McPeaters
C. B. Sloan
W. R. McElhoes
W. H. Faith
C. Clowes
W. E. Gibson
J. §.Bothel
S. W. Zimmerman
Iselin
Indiana
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Creekside Borough
Center Presbyterian
Greenville Flouring Mill Sold to Fowler in Local Change
Twenty four years ago Budd Lewis is now deputy sheriff and D W Simpson’s term expired. Geo W Hood and H K Sloan attend funeral of their com trade Adjt Gen McClelland in Pittsburgh. The large flouring mill at Greenville changed hands last Saturday. Wm Fair sold his interest to Archie Fowler, and the firm becomes Hugh and Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Lewis
D. W. Simpson
Geo. W. Hood
H. K. Sloan
Pittsburgh
Adjt
McClelland
Greenville
Wm. Fair
Archie Fowler
Hugh and Fowler
Jury Commissioners Since Year 1867
List of jury commissioners with years of service and term expirations toward January 1918. Names include I. M. Watt James Bailey James P. Carter John Robertson W. H. Coleman Francis Laird William Shields Nathaniel Nesbit Andrew Shields Geo Delaney John Older Jas S Hazlett A Y Barclay Jas L Langham James Millen J Scott McGaughey Lemon B Kinsy William Lang James H Blose W F George Tom McHichoes Harry Bryan Sylvester C Thompson B F Lydie M H Henry and George Delancey with terms expiring January 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Watt
Robert Grawford
A. L. McCluskey
James Bailey
James P. Carter
John Robertson
W. 4H. Coleman
Francis Laird
William Shields
Nathaniel Nesbit
Andrew Shields
Geo
W. Delaney
John Older
Jas. S. Hazlett
A. Y. Barclay
Jas. L
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Rieder
White
Borough
Thomas White
Center
Washington
Green
Armstrong
Kelly
Thompson
Reeder
Moorhead
William Ray
John Wilson
Arthur Sutton
Frederick Wegley
Fairview
Shelocta
Fergus Moorhead
James Hood
William Ewing
Philip Hise
John Allison
George Rude
James Hamilton
John Ryan
Samuel Lowry
George Dickie
George McCartney
James Hart
James Miller
James Moorhead
Conrad Rice
William Beck
Benjamin Dearmin
John Rice
Robert McLaughlin
Harry W, PK Posthasitr
Dick Wehrle
Bird Boys
Feathered Songsters
R. W. Wehrle
Mr. Welle
Arsshe Or, Arigler, ID
Lest Presbyterian Chapel
Indiana, Pa
First Presbyterian Church, OF
Gkho. D. Leydic Undertaking
Philadelphia St
Brown’s Boot Store
Philadelphia Street
Penn’a