CHAPTER XXI.
History of the Towns and Townships
of Belmont County

PULTNEY TOWNSHIP
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     Pultney is one of the original townships of Belmont county.  It was erected on the 25th of February, 1801, with the following boundary, beginning:

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     "On the Ohio river at the southeast corner of Kirkwood township, thence west with the southern boundary of said township to the western boundary of the county; thence south with said western boundary six miles to the northwest corner of the eigth township in the seventh range; thence east with said township line to the Ohio river; thence up the river to the place of beginning to be called and known by the name of the township of Pultney."
















EARLY SETTLERS

MILLS

CURIOSITIES.

CEMETERY.

     In a little cemetery on the hillside, on the farm owned by S. Alexander, lays the remains of Samuel Worley and wife.  Andrew Dickson and wife, James M. Kirk, Elizabeth, wife of James Dixon, George Neff, Sr., and wife, and others.

THE PITTSBURGH COAL WORKS, OWNED BY ROCKENSHOUSEN & STERRITT.

THE KIDD MINES,

HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF ROCKHILL.

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VILLAGES.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

PATRONS RECORD OF PULTNEY TOWNSHIP.

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Picture of "Maple Grove" Farm and Residence of
Joseph F. Hutchinson,
Quincy, Belmont County, Ohio

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