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CHAPTER 1 -
- The Indians |
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CHAPTER 2 -
- Ohio a State -
- Organization of Pike County
- County Seat
- Piketon
- Early Settlers |
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CHAPTER 3 - Partially finished
- Arrival of the Abram Stanford and George Emmitt
Families From Pennsylvania
- Early Life in the Wilderness |
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CHAPTER 4 -
- Blacksmithing
- Conestoga Wagons
- William Hewitt |
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CHAPTER 5 -
- Henry Jefferds and James
Emmitt Store |
11 |
CHAPTER 6 -
- First Mill In This Section
- James Emmitt and Louisa Martin Courtship |
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CHAPTER 7 -
- First Lot Sold In Uniontown
- First House Built
- Canal Legislation
- Wagoning of Silver |
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CHAPTER 8 -
- Canal Boats
- Broad Horns
- 1832 Opening Of Canal For Transportation
- First Postmaster In Waverly |
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CHAPTER 9 -
- Canal Day Stories |
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CHAPTER 10 -
- Another Chapter of Early Waverly and Canal Days
- Names of Villages and Hamlets |
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CHAPTER 12 -
- Turnpikes And County Seat Agitation |
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CHAPTER 13 -
- Trip To New York City By John I. Vanmeter, Esquire,
of Chillicothe
- Milton Hall and Bob Montgomery of
Portsmouth - James Emmitt, of Waverly and Tom
Burton, Champion Of Hard Money, of Missouri -
- Old Landmarks |
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CHAPTER 14 -
- Trip Abroad And Pike County Is Known By Old Timers On the
Isle of Capri. |
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CHAPTER 15 -
- Deed To Court House In 1866 |
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CHAPTER 16 -
- Wonder Healer Of The Age |
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CHAPTER 17 -
- Railroads
- Business And People |
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CHAPTER 18 -
- Lake White
- Modern Waverly
- Clubs, Lodges, Churches, etc.,
- The Atomic Era |
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| Dedicated to my
parents, J. Nott and Edith Emmitt Hoffman, and to my
husband, the late Harold McCormick former Pike County
and State Highway Engineer, who was a kind and understanding
father for our three children.
Printed by Pike County Publishers
1958 |
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