Note: All pictures were included in my schoolhouse history book, “Where Have All the Schoolhouses Gone?” and donated by Vera...
Read moreDetailsI wonder how many residents of the township of Sheffield know that their first permanent settler was a English Army...
Read moreDetailsAlthough the land that was to become Orwell was surveyed and purchased, it was years before it was permanently settled...
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Read moreDetailsBefore Saybrook was so named, it was also called Mathertown and Wrightsburg, named after the men who died before they...
Read moreDetailsBy Christine Price Columnist Amidst all the stress, anxiety, craziness and bad news, my goal is to spotlight and share...
Read moreDetailsThe first inhabitants of what would become Denmark Township were the Seneca Indians. In 1798, the hunting grounds were plentiful...
Read moreDetailsBy Christine Price Columnist Amidst all the stress, anxiety, craziness and bad news, my goal is to spotlight and share...
Read moreDetailsWhen the Ashtabula County Courthouse in Jefferson burned in 1850, many documents and early township accounts were lost. The Ashtabula...
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