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Mohican Township, Ashland County, Ohio (view source)
Revision as of 20:29, 22 February 2022
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==Historical Information==
==Historical Information==
Mohican Township was surveyed in 1807 by Jonathan Cox. It was established in 1812 as one of the original four townships in [[Wayne County, Ohio]]. On the 14th of September 1814, in honor of Commodore Perry's victory on Lake Erie, the Wayne County, Ohio commissioners changed the name from Mohican to Perry. Mohican Township was later re-established.
Mohican Township was surveyed in 1807 by Jonathan Cox. It was established in 1 March 1812 as one of the original four townships in [[Wayne County, Ohio]]. On the 14th of September 1814, in honor of Commodore Perry's victory on Lake Erie, the Wayne County, Ohio commissioners changed the name from Mohican to Perry. Mohican Township was later re-established.
===Historical Documents===
===Historical Documents===
===Historical Landmarks===
===Historical Landmarks===
Information found on the National Register of Historic Places
#'''John Garst House'''- County Historical Landmarks (April 29, 1982), located Northeast of Loudonville on State Route 95
#'''Lakefork School'''- County Historical Landmarks (March 5, 1982), located Southeast of Jeromesville
==Place Names==
==Place Names==