Green Township, Wayne County, Ohio

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Green Township was established February 5, 1817 and was named after Major General Nathaniel Greene, a revolutionary soldier from Warwick, Rhode Island.[1]

It was formed from all of the originally surveyed townships 17 and 18 in range 12.[2]

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Firsts

  • State Warrant Issued - 1815 April 5 - by George Boydston

Births

  • First Birth: Martha Thomas, daughter of Michael Thomas on September 24, 1812. [3]
  • Second Birth: Richard Antles on February 3, 1813. [4]

Buildings

Bank Barn

  • 1826 - built by John Zook

Brick House

  • 1827 - built by Peter Flickinger

Frame Building

  • 1822 - ?

Sawmill

  • 1819 - Thomas Smith

Death

  • 1817 December 27 - Christian Partshie - timber fell on him killing him instantly
  • 1830 November 2, Johnny Lang, first gravesite

Election

  • First Election: 1817 April 7

Emigrant

  • 3rd emigrant - Lawrence Winkler, the third emigrant to Green was the sixth son of Jacob Winkler, and was born on the 15th day of January 1771 in Essex County, New Jersey.

Exploration

  • First Exploration: Fall 1802 - by four men

Marriages

  • First Marriage: Liver_ton Thomas and Ann Wade by "Priest" Jones in 1814. [5]

Occupations

Blacksmith

  • 1815 - Jonathan Casebrier

Hand Mill

  • 1815 - John Wade

Showmaker

  • 1815 - George Bair

Settlement

  • First Settlement within Limits - Spring 1811 by Michael Thomas with his wife and children
  • First 3 White Families Settling: Spring 1811 Michael Thomas, with wife and children; Thomas Boydston with wife; Lorenzo Winkler with his family

External Links

  1. Douglass, Ben. History of Wayne County, Ohio. Indianapolis: Robert Douglass Publisher, 1878. pg. 677.
  2. Douglass, Ben. History of Wayne County, Ohio. Indianapolis: Robert Douglass Publisher, 1878. pg. 57.
  3. Ben Douglass. "History of Wayne County, Ohio, from the Day of Pioneers and the First Settlers to the Present Time." R. Douglass. 1879, p. 715.
  4. Ben Douglass. "History of Wayne County, Ohio, from the Day of Pioneers and the First Settlers to the Present Time." R. Douglass. 1879, p. 715.
  5. Ben Douglass. "History of Wayne County, Ohio, from the Day of Pioneers and the First Settlers to the Present Time." R. Douglass. 1879, p. 715.