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to deflect to the south, and pass across a corner of
Trumbull township; then passing into Geauga, across the township of Thompson; thence into the town of Le Roy, in Lake County. The road across this township is open and traveled at this time. Passing through Concord township, it crossed the road leading from Painesville to Chardon, about a mile south of Wilson's Corners, at a place called, fifty years ago, the 'Log Tavern,' and across the northwest part of Kirtland.
488:, refused to honor Virginia's request for Owen's arrest and extradition. A U.S. Marshall, attempting to serve a warrant requiring Owen to testify before a U.S. Senate committee, reported that without "an armed force" he could not be arrested; "in Ashtabula County...there is a secret and armed organization numbering several hundred." They proclaimed themselves safer there than in any other place in the U.S., or even in Canada.
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industry stimulated the development of great freight lakers, as the steam ships were known, including the first steel ships in the 20th century. Railroads took over some of the freight and commodity transportation from the lake ships. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, these cities attracted hundreds of thousands of
European immigrants and migrants (both black and white) from the rural South to its industrial jobs.
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A journal of a tour through
Connecticut, Massachusetts, New-York, the north part of Pennsylvania and Ohio, including a year's residence in that part of the state of Ohio, styled New Connecticut, or Western Reserve; in which is given, a description of the country, climate, soil, productions, animals,
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The NPS study coordinator said that while the region had the historic assets, and there was considerable public support for such a designation, the
Western Reserve lacked "a definitive coordinating entity or supporting group," which is required to gain Congressional approval. If such a body develops
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The following are the names of the townships which this road passed through, as they now stand upon the maps: beginning at the
Pennsylvania line, the first town is Conneaut, Ashtabula county, the second is Shefield, the third is Plymouth, the fourth Austinburg, and the fifth Harpersfield. It seemed
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Minnesota, processing it into steel products, and shipping these products to the east. This
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Connecticut" (later discarded in favor of "Western Reserve"), and settlers began to trickle in during the next few years. Youngstown was founded in 1796,
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American Revolutionary War and preceding the 1787 establishment of the
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from 1654 to 1656, the Erie were almost completely annihilated. Their towns were destroyed, and any survivors were assimilated into neighboring tribes, mainly the
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The plan of union: or a history of the Presbyterian and Congregational churches of the Western Reserve; with biographical sketches of the early missionaries
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Connecticut retained 3,366,921 acres (13,625.45 km) in Ohio, which became known as the "Western Reserve". The state sold the Western Reserve to the
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Facts and observations concerning the organization and state of the churches in the three synods of western New-York and the Synod of Western Reserve
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in 1796 (or possibly 12 August, 2 September, or 5 September 1795) for $ 1,200,000. The Land Company were a group of investors who were mostly from
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is the former county seat of the Reserve and identifies itself as "the historical capital of the Western Reserve." Later, several more
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exemplify the expression of these styles and traditional New England town planning. For instance, Cleveland's
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30:"Western Reserve" redirects here. For the private university, see
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The Reserve encompassed all of the following Ohio counties:
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Upton, Harriet Taylor (1910). Cutler, Harry Gardner (ed.).
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In 1798 surveyors laid out the Girdled Road, indicated by
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Western Reserve Historical Society Selected Manuscripts.
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The History of Popular Education on the Western Reserve
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Connecticut gave up western land claims following the
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Ohio Historical Society — Connecticut Western Reserve
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Western Reserve: The Story of New Connecticut in Ohio
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in 1805. The western end of the reserve included the
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Haddad, Gladys; Lupold, Harry Forrest, eds. (1988).
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The Connecticut Land Company and accompanying papers
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Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve
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Former regions and territories of the United States
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Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland, Ohio
1451:. Hudson, Ohio: Sawyer, Ingersoll and Company. 1852
260:, about 3 miles (4.8 km) south of present-day
110:called it, in 1859, "the New England of the West".
1794:Early Settlers Association of the Western Reserve
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1616:The Western Reserve : its Hebrew influence
1504:. Cleveland, Ohio: Fairbanks, Benedict & Co
1261:The Story of the Western Reserve of Connecticut
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693:. Auditor of the State of Ohio. pp. 23–26.
1880:South and East of the First Principal Meridian
1755:The Western Reserve Heritage Feasibility Study
372:to the Reserve to divide the land into square
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1619:. Cincinnati, Ohio: American Jewish Archives
1117:"Western Reserve loses bid as heritage area"
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264:. The claim beyond Ohio included parts of
3190:1662 establishments in the British Empire
1642:Ohio's Western Reserve: A Regional Reader
1416:. Cleveland, Ohio: Cobb, Andrews & Co
988:History of Geauga and Lake Counties, Ohio
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1860:Congress Lands North of Old Seven Ranges
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1335:Cleveland Centennial Commission (1896).
1323:. Cleveland, Ohio: Edwin H. Clark and Co
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2129:Historic regions of the United States
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1379:. Boston: James R. Osgood and Company
1244:The Yankee Migration to the Firelands
1176:, Kent State University Press, 1991,
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755:. 13 Jan 1859. p. 2 – via
476:—together with other participants in
364:The next year, the Land Company sent
349:in 1795 and west of the river in the
244:and a line just south of present-day
56:was a portion of land claimed by the
1736:. Saratoga Springs, NY: G.M. Davison
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1718:. Hudson, Ohio: Pentagon Steam Press
1682:. Cincinnati, Ohio: Chase & Hall
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1865:Congress Lands West of Miami River
1296:Wickham, Gertrude Van Rensselaer.
1287:. Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co., 1910 .
1271:. Athens, OH: W. E. Peters, 1918 .
1236:The Western Reserve and Early Ohio
1146:Kaplan, Johnna (August 17, 2016).
956:- Text of Treaty of Fort Industry
632:Western Reserve Historical Society
478:John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry
439:Western Reserve Historical Society
194:Map of the Western Reserve in 1826
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1784:Encyclopedia of Cleveland History
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1700:. Cleveland, Ohio: Mount & Co
1280:. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1883 .
1065:from the original on May 25, 2021
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773:. Fiscalofficer.cuyahogacounty.us
496:Seeking Heritage Area designation
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1918:
1712:Kennedy, William Sloane (1856).
1269:Ohio Lands and Their Subdivision
1239:. Akron, OH: R. L. Fouse, 1921 .
911:Ohio Lands and Their Subdivision
36:Western Reserve (disambiguation)
1949:United States Military District
1277:Pioneers of the Western Reserve
1255:. New York: D. Appleton, 1902 .
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510:National Aviation Heritage Area
464:. The three oldest sons of the
443:Case Western Reserve University
97:Case Western Reserve University
32:Case Western Reserve University
2002:Twelve Mile Square Reservation
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1789:History of the Western Reserve
1596:Hinsdale, Burke Aaron (1896).
1285:History of the Western Reserve
1190:History of the Western Reserve
1115:Downing, Bob (June 18, 2011).
889:History of the Western Reserve
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3155:Pre-statehood history of Ohio
1230:. : Auditor of State, c1997 .
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2053:Miami & Erie Canal Lands
1799:Firelands Historical Society
1694:Kaiser, Peter Henry (1894).
1676:Hayden, Amos Sutton (1875).
1579:Ford, Seabury (1850-01-30),
1095:Shepherdstown, West Virginia
984:"Chapter VI: Pioneer Events"
718:University Press of Virginia
687:The Official Ohio Lands Book
7:
2058:Ohio & Erie Canal Lands
2007:Two Mile Square Reservation
1939:Connecticut Western Reserve
1775:Connecticut Western Reserve
1646:Kent State University Press
1613:Levinson, Burton E (1900).
1516:Wing, George Clary (1916).
1228:Ohio Lands: A Short History
908:Peters, William E. (1918).
720:. pp. 9–38, at p. 19.
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54:Connecticut Western Reserve
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2032:Virginia Military District
1890:Ohio Company of Associates
982:Williams Brothers (1879).
742:"'Felon Feast' at Oberlin"
684:Knepper, George W (2002).
313:American Revolutionary War
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64:in what is now mostly the
60:and later by the state of
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2431:List of Lake Erie Islands
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1895:Purchase on the Muskingum
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1085:"Armed Rebellion in Ohio"
812:White, Marian E. (1971).
771:"Western Reserve History"
714:Charlottesville, Virginia
393:still exists by that name
382:The first "a" was dropped
319:government organized the
317:Articles of Confederation
3200:Geography of Connecticut
3145:Connecticut Land Company
2255:administrative divisions
1632:Volume 69-86, 78, online
1398:. New Haven: S. Converse
1258:Mills, William Stowell.
1233:Cherry, Peter Peterson.
860:faculty.marianopolis.edu
328:Connecticut Land Company
101:Western Reserve Hospital
89:Connecticut Land Company
1283:Upton, Harriet Taylor.
1226:Burke, Thomas Aquinas.
1188:Taylor Upton, Harriet,
914:. W.E. Peters. p.
466:abolitionist John Brown
351:Treaty of Fort Industry
93:Western Reserve Academy
3185:Culture of New England
3150:History of Connecticut
2078:Ephraim Kimberly Grant
1977:Moravian Indian Grants
1547:Cochran, W.C. (1920).
1391:Hawley, Zerah (1822).
1246:. s.l.: Fedor, 1976? .
1090:Shepherdstown Register
970:Land Ordinance of 1785
747:Cleveland Daily Leader
536:styles. Towns such as
502:National Heritage Area
195:
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34:. For other uses, see
3210:Western Reserve, Ohio
1428:Rice, Harvey (1885).
1410:Rice, Harvey (1881).
1371:Garfield, James Abram
1174:2nd edition paperback
480:, were all living in
332:Suffield, Connecticut
227:Pennamite–Yankee Wars
193:
58:Colony of Connecticut
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3165:Northwest Indian War
1730:Wood, James (1837).
1121:Akron Beacon Journal
1061:. pp. 554–555.
486:William Dennison Jr.
454:Underground Railroad
2417:Glacial till plains
2299:Tourist attractions
2139:Northwest Territory
1496:Whittlesey, Charles
1353:Kirtland, Turhand.
1300:. : Whipporwill, .
1267:Peters, William E.
1059:Funk & Wagnalls
958:Library of Congress
938:Library of Congress
506:Ohio and Erie Canal
460:into what is today
423:Northwest Territory
321:Northwest Territory
219:Westmoreland County
81:Northwest Territory
66:northeastern region
2510:Huntington–Ashland
1982:Gnadenhutten Tract
1972:Indian Land Grants
1049:Hinton, Richard J.
1017:(March 14, 1860).
854:BĂ©langer, Claude.
794:. Ead.ohiolink.edu
602:Connecticut Colony
425:, which organized
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162:; and portions of
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2540:Youngstown–Warren
2422:Great Black Swamp
2402:Allegheny Plateau
2340:African Americans
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2103:Salt Reservations
2093:Ministerial Lands
2088:Maumee Road Lands
1992:Schoenbrunn Tract
1635:Volume 85, online
1469:. Cleveland, Ohio
1249:Mathews, Alfred.
1199:978-0-8328-5091-2
1168:Hatcher, Harlan,
1099:VirginiaChronicle
1015:Dennison, William
998:a historic plaque
612:Greater Cleveland
347:Greenville Treaty
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