− | The first exploration ever made throug (''sic'') the township was made in the fall of 1802 by a company of four young men who had come from Pennsylvania to Cleveland, who, by some motive or other, were propelled to make a strike southward, aiming for a little town which had just been laid out on the Muskingum, at the junction of the Tuscarawas with the Walhonding river, then called "Tuscarawa", now Coshockton (''sic''), the seat of Coshockton (''sic'') county. | + | The first exploration ever made throug (''sic'') the township, was made in the fall of 1802, by a company of four young men who had come from Pennsylvania to Cleveland, who, by some motive or other, were propelled to make a strike southward, aiming for a little town which had just been laid out on the Muskingum, at the junction of the Tuscarawas with the Walhonding river, then called "Tuscarawa," now Coshockton (''sic''), the seat of Coshockton (''sic'') county. |