Heilwood Pine Township and Strongstown Lumber Town History
Heilwood in Pine township grew around coal mining and lumbering after 1904 with 2400 residents and 400 houses. The area features early settlers, a notable hospital built by Penn Mary Coal Company, a public school system, electric lights, water, hotels, and a hospital funded by miner assessments. The town centers on Heilwood and Strongstown, connected by the pike from Indiana and hosting industrial wood and coal facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCaffrey
John Okea
Strongstown
John Evang
James Strong
James Hill
Mr. Strone
Thomas Stophel
Fannie Couthard
T. H. Cresswell
Nole
Mhan
Ilphraim
Pine Township
Dutch Run
John Coy
Lewis Coy
Brughvalley
Evan Griffith
S. B. Griffith
Indiana
Griffith
Grisemore
Yellow Creek
Cherry Tree
Johnstown
Armagh
Pennsylvania
Ronemaugh
Williams
Heilwood
J. H. Weaver & Co
Ping Township
Indiana County
Cherry Tree & Dixonville Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Penn. Mary Coal Company
Dl, Weaver & Co
Mer
Dowler
Moubiel
Charles Severn
Srphe
MB Sehawh
Cecaiehent Stel Company
Themis Jobs
Colgar
Sos
Cout Hohso
Sama
T He
Hellwood Company
Coal Company
Penn-Mary Coal Company
Pennn-Mary — Hospital
K. Fr. McHenry
Keen
H. P. Dowler
Early Prothonotary Office Timeline and Indiana County Lineage
A list of Prothonotary and related officeholders from 1806 through 1916 notes James McLain and John Taylor among early holders, with periods 1806 to 1839 and subsequent appointments. It also mentions administrators, structural notes, and Indiana County representation by James McComb in the General Assembly from 1808 to 1816.
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Nolo
Stone House
No- Jo
W. S. Lydick
Samual Todd
James Sutton
Watts &Thompson
Golden & Co
George
Indiana County
Strongs
James McLain
John Taylor
James McCahan
Alexander Taylor
William Banks
R. B. McCabe
Thomas Laughlin
Fergus Cannon
Robert Craig
Alexander W. Taylor
N. B. Loughery
John Myers
J. R. Porter, Jr
BH. P. Hilebrand
John Lowry
A. C. Boyle
William Daugherty
John A. Scott
J. Elder Peeler
General Assembly
James McComb
Pioneer Furniture and Undertaking Firm Leads Indiana County
The Pioneer Furniture House, associated with STEVING since 1878, unveils a modern five story building on East Philadelphia Street with a 60 by 30 foot rear wareroom and repair room. The Square Deal method underpins the business as it enters the new century with continued value, service, and profit.
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Indiana County
Steving
H. H. Steving
Philadelphia
Indiana
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Pine
Wheatfield
Hugh Donahue
Mulvehill
Johnson Jeonard
Hellwood
State Board of Health
County
The
Progress
Vice 'Mtompson Clothing and Gents
Seventh St. Indiana
Joumwn Kennet
Wiibidelphia
Jas. A. Whitcop
Win’s
Phila, St
Indiana, Ca
Pine Townsieep Thigh School
Prothonotary
Fur-Nighing Godl Management
Dewn
Edward G. Vogel
John W. Vogel
Vogel Bros., Merchant Tailors
Seney
Pioneer Furniture House
H. H. Steving & Son
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa