Loveland Named After Storekeeper and Early Military Land Grant
The article traces Loveland Ohio from its 18th century land disputes under Virginia and the Northwest Ordinance to its 19th century development. It notes John Peters as a Revolutionary War officer who received a 500 acre Virginia warrant later linked to the area, and details how Loveland was laid out and named after James Loveland, the village’s first storekeeper and postmaster.
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Virginia
Massachusetts
Connecticut
United States
Northwest
Ohio
Little Miami
Scioto
John Peters
Peters
East Loveland
Clermont County
Joseph Carringlton
John Joy Banion
O’banion
Carrington
Paul
William
Benjamin Butterworth
Warren County
William Ramsey
Samuel Butterworth
Ramsey
Paxton
Loveland
James Loveland
George W. Felter
Colonels Paxton and Ramsey Pioneered Loveland Settlement
Loveland’s first settlers were Colonel Thomas Paxton and his three sons in law Todd Smith and Ramsey. Paxton commanded Wayne’s advance guard in 1794 and returned in 1795 to build the area’s first home between the Little Miami and Scioto. By 1806 emigrants from New Jersey increased the population as railroads and irrigation drew more families.
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Loveland
Thomas Paxton
Todd, Smith and
Ramsey
Paxton
Anthony Wayne
Little Miami
Scioto
Milford Road
New Jersey
Patrick McGarvey
Broadway
Lawren DeGolyer
DeGolyer
Camp Dennison
Little
Miami River
Cincinnati
Little Miami River
Little Miami Railroad
William Ramsey
Little Miami Railroad Passes Through Region
The first railroad through the area was the Little Miami Railroad named for the river it followed. The line marked an early railway in the Cincinnati region and influenced local transport development.
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Little Miami
FIRST
Cincinnati
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