Help tracking down a town thats gone.

[Vladio]

Help tracking down a town that's gone.

In the northwestern part of Pennsylvania is an area that I bear hunt. In the late 1800's there was a town of a few thousand. When hunting a few years ago we came across an area that my cousin, who owns the cabin there and knows a little about the town, said we were standing on Main Street. Today, there's nothing other than some cement curbs and such that's left. I'd love to find some info over the next few months and take a trip up to MD in the fall. I did a bunch of searches on the Internet and found nothing. I guess I'm looking for some ideas on how to go about finding the info. There's next to nothing there now - literally. I don't think there even a post office so going to their library won't work. The few businesses that are there now have some old photos but those are the only pics I've seen.

I'm new to this hobby so I'd really appreciate some help getting started.

 

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[jeff of pa]

IF it was still standing in 1939 , & in PA it should be easy.

I would need the name of the town, and the Nearest Cross streets to it.

add to that the nearest town you can find on here

Penn Pilot Photo Centers


along with which direction to travel.

if it was gone before the 1930's
I may still be able to locate it with minimal info
like "county" & "name" & nearest "present town"
but the more you can give me the better the chances.

but Sorry North Western PA is way too big an area for me to just start researching
for lost towns.

 

[jeff of pa]

Remember not all places listed as Ghosts are gone.
Most research on Ghost towns is done By reserchers comparing early Post office Lists with ,
new post office lists, and as we all know, Post offices usually shut down long before, & in some cases instead of
actual towns.

Add to this, From what I've seen , this so-called list of Ghost towns,
doesn't list even 1 real Ghost town in Lebanon, Dauphin or Schuylkill county, & there are many, it only lists towns without post offices


SO CALLED GHOSTS


Adams County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Latimore near the N county line, 3 miles N York Springs.
TOWN - Bermudian on NE county line, 3 miles WSW Kralltown.
TOWN - Round Hill 6 miles NW of East Berlin.
TOWN - Amatus 3 miles NW East Berlin.
TOWN - Plainview 2 ½ miles SW Heidlersburg.
TOWN - Newchester 4 miles NNW New Oxford.
TOWN - Goldenville 2 ½ miles E Mummasburg.
TOWN - Boyds 4 miles NW Bridgeport.
TOWN - Brysonnia 2 ½ miles NW Bridgeport.
TOWN - Currens 4 miles NW Fairfield.
TOWN - Virginia Mills 2 miles due N Fairfield.
TOWN - Jacks Mountain 2 miles due N Fountain Dale.
TOWN - Centennial 2 miles NW McSherrystown.

Allegheny County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Venus 2 ½ miles NW Gibsonia.
TOWN - Lewis 2 miles N Bairdford.
TOWN - Keown 2 ½ miles SW Gibsonia.
TOWN - Prager 2 ½ miles ESE Allison Park.
TOWN - Virsoix 3 ½ miles NW Imperial.
TOWN - Shirland 2 ½ miles NW Oakdale.

Armstrong County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Kaylor 5 miles E Chicora, was once an oil and coal boomtown
TOWN - Phoenix on E county line, 2 ½ miles N Dayton.
TOWN - Tidal 1 ½ miles NE Rimer.
TOWN - Mahoning in the area of Templeton.
TOWN - Fosters Mills 1 ½ miles NW Cowansville.
TOWN - Craigsville 2 miles NW WorthinTown - on
TOWN - Cowanshannoc 3 miles NE Kittanning.
TOWN - Fort Armstrong 2 miles S of Kittanning, founded 1779.
TOWN - Slate Lick 7 ½ miles SE Kittanning.
TOWN - Kerr 3 miles SW McVille.
TOWN - Neale 2 miles N Dime.
TOWN - Tunnelville 3 miles SW Shay.
TOWN - Pyrra 2 miles E Shay.
TOWN - Cochran Mills 2 ½ miles N Mateer.

Beaver county:
TOWN - Cannelton 3 miles west of DarlinTown - on.
TOWN - Blackhawk 5 miles N. of Ohioville.
TOWN - Esther 2 1/2 miles N Ohioville,
TOWN - Lillyville 4 miles SE Ellwood City,
TOWN - Goehring about 3 1/2 miles W Harmony,
TOWN - Sunflower 3 miles NE Freedom,
TOWN - Knob on E county line 3 miles W Ogle,
TOWN - Legionville about 2 1/2 miles due N Economy,
TOWN - Old Economy located just NE of Ambridge founded 1825-1910,
TOWN - Kendall 5 miles SSW Hookstown,
TOWN - Comettsburg near S county line W of Frankfort Springs,
TOWN - Service 4 miles SE Hookstown,
TOWN - Harshaville 3 1/2 miles NE Frankfort Springs.


Bedford County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Salemville 2 miles SW New Enterprise.
TOWN - Hopewell 5 miles S Saxton, 1770-1883
TOWN - Cypher 2 ½ miles S yellow Creek.
TOWN - Valley Mill 2 miles SSW Foreman.
TOWN - St. Clairsville 7 ½ miles N Wolfsburg.
TOWN - Helixville on W county line, 4 ½ miles SW New Paris.
TOWN - Fayan 2 ½ miles due N New Buena Vista.
TOWN - Schellsburg 6 ½ miles due W Wolfsburg..
TOWN - Straub 2 miles W Bard.
TOWN - Wills Creek 1 ½ miles N Hyndman
TOWN - Hoblitzel 1 ½ miles W Hyndman.
TOWN - Hale in area, 5 miles E Palo Alto.
TOWN - Beans Cove in area, 5 miles W Hewitt.
TOWN - Burning Bush 4 miles E Bard.
TOWN - Koontzville 2 ½ miles ESE Charlesville.
TOWN - Steckman 2 ½ miles SE Ottown.
TOWN - Mench in area, 4 miles S Everett.
TOWN - Jackson Mills 2 miles NW Gapsville near E county line.
TOWN - Emerson 2 miles due S Mattie.
TOWN - Pineridge 4 miles E Chapmans Run.
TOWN - Robinsville about 4 miles due W Amaranth.
TOWN - Purcell 2 miles due E Piney Creek.
TOWN - Silver Mills 1 ½ miles W Inglesmith.
TOWN - Artemas about 4 miles ESE Hewitt.
TOWN - Elbinsville about 2 ½ miles SE Hewitt.

Berks County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Mountain 2 miles NW Trexler.
TOWN - Alliance on W county line, 3 miles NNW Bethel.
TOWN - Bethel 7 miles due N Myerstown.
TOWN - Bethel, built in 1756.
TOWN - Wintersville 2 ½ miles W Host.
TOWN - North Heidelberg 2 ½ miles due S Berneville
TOWN - Scullkill 2 ½ miles NE Berneville.
TOWN - Obold 2 miles E Mount Pleasant.
TOWN - Maiden Creek 3 miles due E Leesport, old stagecoach stop and inn was located here.
TOWN - Perry on the Schuylkill River, 2 miles S Berne.
TOWN - Lenhartsville 5 miles ENE Hamburg.
TOWN - Eagle Point 2 ½ miles SE Grimville.
TOWN - Maxatowny on NE county line, 5 miles NE Kutztown, was once a thriving mining town
TOWN - Landis Store 3 miles NW Dale
TOWN - Hereford in the extreme E corner of the county, 3 ½ miles NE Bally
TOWN - Gouglersville 7 miles SW Reading, once a thriving village, today marked by a cemetery.
TOWN - Alleghenyville 1 mile SE Knauers.
TOWN - Hummels Store 2 miles SE Knauers.

Blair County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Gardner on N county line, 2 miles NW Bald Eagle
TOWN - Collier 2 1/2 miles NW Roots.
TOWN - Sandy Gap 5 miles NW Altoona.
TOWN - Etna Furnace 1 mile E Yellow Springs, 1809-1877.
TOWN - Canoe Creek 6 1/2 miles due E Altoona.
TOWN - Ganister 1 mile NW Williamsburg.
TOWN - Poplar Run 2 miles W Newry.
TOWN - Ore Hill 3 miles S Roaring Spring, a sawmill and iron town that was deserted by 1930.

Bradford County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Dunning 2 miles S Gillett.
TOWN - Coryland 3 ½ miles due E Jobs Corners.
TOWN - Edsallville 4 miles due W Snedekerville.
TOWN - Berrytown 2 ½ miles NW Springfield.
TOWN - Altus 1 mile N Sylvania.
TOWN - Riggs 2 ½ miles NW Ulster.
TOWN - Hoblet 4 miles W Ulster.
TOWN - Codding 2 ½ miles N Luther Mill.
TOWN - Bourne 2 ½ miles SE Wetona.
TOWN - Overshot 2 ½ miles W Towanda.
TOWN - Stevenson 2 ½ miles NE Litchfield.
TOWN - Windham Summit 2 miles W Windham Center.
TOWN - Aurora in the extreme NE corner of the county, 1 mile W Little Meadows.
TOWN - Warrenham 2 ½ miles NE Warren Center.
TOWN - Cadis 5 miles E Windham.
TOWN - Brink Hill 2 ½ miles due S Litchfield.
TOWN - Vawter 3 miles NW North Orwell.
TOWN - Tyrrell 2 miles SW West Warren.
TOWN - Trinket 2 ½ miles N Ghent.
TOWN - Black 2 ½ miles S Ghent.
TOWN - Hornbrook 3 miles SSE Ulster.
TOWN - Cebu 2 miles W Herrickville.
TOWN - Mercur 4 miles W Herrickville.
TOWN - Birney 2 miles E Herrickville
TOWN - Pike 2 miles N Stevensville.
TOWN - Covert 2 ½ miles SW Troy.
TOWN - Keith about 3 miles NW Alba.
TOWN - Sayles 2 ½ miles E Granville Center.
TOWN - Crofut 2 ½ miles SW West Franklin.
TOWN - West Leroy 2 miles SW Leroy.
TOWN - Cold Spring on Schrader Creek, 4 miles NE Wheelerville.
TOWN - Cabin Run on Schrader Creek, 7 miles NE Wheelerville.
TOWN - Laquin on Schrader Creek, 10 miles W New Albany, a bustling limber center 1940.
TOWN - Barclay on Schrader Creek, 7 ½ miles SW Powell.
TOWN - Long Valley on Schrader Creek, 6 ½ miles SW Powell.
TOWN - Weston on Schrader Creek, 2 miles S Powell.
TOWN - Liberty Corners 2 ½ miles ESE Monroetown.
TOWN - Asylum 2 miles S Durrell.
TOWN - West Terry 2 miles E South Branch.
TOWN - Stevenson 2 miles N New Albany.
TOWN - Renwick 1 ½ miles E Evergreen.
TOWN - Wilmot 3 miles W Hollenback.
TOWN - Elwell 2 miles SE Hollenback.
TOWN - Cumiskey on S county line, 5 miles due S New Era.
TOWN - Norconk on S county line, 2 miles N Colley.

Bucks County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Kintersville on the Delaware River, 3 miles S Riegelsville.
TOWN - Witte 2 ½ miles NE SprinTown - own.
TOWN - Gehman 2 miles NW Pleasant Valley.
TOWN - Dasser on W county line, 2 miles W Pleasant Valley.
TOWN - Mellow 2 ½ miles due W Ferndale.
TOWN - Revere 2 miles SE Ferndale.
TOWN - Uhlerstown on the Delaware River, opposite Frenchtown, New Jersey.
TOWN - Sundale 2 ½ miles W Erwinna.
TOWN - Ridge 3 miles SW Otisville.
TOWN - Thatcher 2 ½ miles SE Pleasant Valley.
TOWN - Shelly on RR, 3 miles NW Quakertown.
TOWN - Steinburg 2 ½ miles NW Milford Square.
TOWN - Almont 2 ½ miles E Finland.
TOWN - Levin 2 miles SW Dublin.
TOWN - Hilltown about 4 miles SW Dublin.
TOWN - Forest Grove 2 ½ miles W Pineville.
TOWN - Brownsburg on the Delaware River, 3 miles SSE New Hope
TOWN - Buckmanville 2 ½ miles NE Pineville.
TOWN - Wood Hill 3 miles W WashinTown - on Crossing.
TOWN - DollinTown - on 4 miles E Wrightstown.
TOWN - Bridge Valley 2 miles E Jamison.
TOWN - Penns Park 1 mile SW Wrightstown.
TOWN - Stoopville 2 miles SE Wrightstown.

Butler County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Desale 2 1/2 miles E Murrinsville.
TOWN - Glenora 2 miles E Annisville.
TOWN - Bovard 1 mile E Branchton.
TOWN - Redmond on county line, 1 mile NW Slippery Rock.
TOWN - Coaltown 2 miles E Keisters.
TOWN - Jacksville 2 1/2 miles W West Liberty.
TOWN - Magic 1 1/2 miles E Hooker.
TOWN - Portersville 5 miles WNW Prospect near W county line.
TOWN - Queen Junction 2 miles SE Euclid.
TOWN - Oneida 5 miles N Butler.
TOWN - Sonora 2 miles SW Greece City.
TOWN - Middle Lancaster 3 miles due N Harmony.
TOWN - Ribold 1 1/2 miles NW Brownsdale.
TOWN - Myoma 2 miles N Mars.
TOWN - Greatbelt 1 1/2 miles S Herman.
TOWN - Marwood about 1 mile NW Cabot.
TOWN - Flick 1 1/2 miles W Ivywood.
TOWN - Woods 1 1/2 miles S Ivywood.
TOWN - Silverville 2 1/2 miles NW Freeport.

Cambria County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Garway on N county line, 4 miles N Hastings.
TOWN - Fricks 1 mile due S Mountaindale.
TOWN - Highland 2 miles E Dean.
TOWN - Richland 3 miles due E Dysart on E county line.
TOWN - Vetera 2 miles NW Colver.
TOWN - Eckenrode Mill 2 miles SSW Patton.
TOWN - Driscoll 2 miles S Bradley Junction
TOWN - Beulah Road 2 ½ miles SE Nanty Glo, founded in 1796, a cemetery marks the site.
TOWN - Vinco 2 ½ miles SW Mundys Corner.
TOWN - Mineral Point on the river located near South Fork, was totally destroyed in the 1889
TOWN - St. Michael 1 mile S South Fork.
TOWN - Dunlo 2 miles SSW Beaverdale, founded as a sawmill town as early as 1795

Cameron County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Old Sizerville 3 miles from today's Sizerville, founded in 1838,
TOWN - Kellys 2 1/2 miles SW Howard.
TOWN - Canoe Run 3 miles SE Emporium.
TOWN - Cameron 6 miles SE Emporium, once a bustling lumber and sawmill town.
TOWN - First Fork about 10 miles ESE Emporium.
TOWN - Sterling Run 10 miles S Emporium, once had 1,200 residents during the lumber boom,
TOWN - Hicks Run on W county line, due W of Huntley, a thriving lumber town
TOWN - Miller 1 mile NW Mix Run.
TOWN - Driftwood 19 miles SSE Emporium.
TOWN - Lick Island 5 miles due E Huntley.
TOWN - Wyside 1 1/2 miles SE Sinnemahoning.

Carbon County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Lasaunne on W county line, 2 1/2 miles W Rockport.
TOWN - Gerhards 2 1/2 miles SW Hudsondale.
TOWN - Stewarts on W county line, 2 1/2 miles S Tresckow.
TOWN - Penn Haven Junction on RR and Lehigh River, 2 miles S Rockport.
TOWN - Hatchery on E county line, 3 1/2 miles SW Jonas.
TOWN - Germans on RR, 2 miles SW Ashfield

Centre County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Panther on Birch Creek, 5 miles W Orviston.
TOWN - Cato on Birch Creek, 5 miles NE Clarence.
TOWN - Stark on Birch Creek, 3 ½ miles E Snow Shoe.
TOWN - Aqua 3 miles NW Runville.
TOWN - Gum Stump 1 ½ miles NW Runville.
TOWN - Powellton 1 ½ miles SE Osceola Mills.
TOWN - Retort 3 miles SE Osceola Mills.
TOWN - Summit 3 miles S Sandy Ridge.
TOWN - Scotia located N of Boalsburg, the town was founded in 1881.
TOWN - Potters Mills 5 miles SE Centre Hall.
TOWN - Snuffton 2 ½ miles WSW Rebersburg.
TOWN - Pennhall 1 mile NE Spring Mills.
TOWN - Beech 1 ½ miles S Spring Mills.
TOWN - Ingleby 2 miles SE Coburn.
TOWN - Paddy Mountain 3 miles SE Coburn.

Chester County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Hopewell Village 5 miles SE Birdsboro, 1770-1883.
TOWN - Birchrunville 5 miles WNW Phoenixville.
TOWN - Brandywine in area, about 2 ½ miles W Malvern.
TOWN - Dumpman 3 miles E Honeybrook.
TOWN - Ash 3 miles SW Brandywine Manor.
TOWN - Compass on W county line, 7 miles WNW Coatesville.
TOWN - Glenroy 2 miles WNW Nottingham.
TOWN - Fremont 3 miles due E Wrightsdale.
TOWN - Elks Mills on state line, 2 miles SW Hickory Hill.
TOWN - Chesterville 2 ½ miles S West Grove.
TOWN - Strickersville in the SE corner of the county near state line, 2 miles SE Kemblesville.

Clarion County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Leeper 12 miles NNE Clarion.
TOWN - Lucinda 7 miles due N Clarion.
TOWN - Helen Furnace 7 miles NE Clarion, 1845-1867.
TOWN - Huether 3 miles due E Millerstown.
TOWN - Arthurs 3 ½ miles SE Millerstown.
TOWN - Paint Mills 2 ½ miles E Shippenville.
TOWN - Mill Creek on Mill Creek, 3 miles SW Fisher.
TOWN - Burma 2 miles SW Reidsburg.
TOWN - Toby 3 miles SW Sligo.
TOWN - Diamond 1 ½ miles S Rimersburg.
TOWN - Crates 2 miles S Kingsville.
TOWN - FroTown - own 2 ½ miles S Limestone.
TOWN - Truitts 3 ½ miles N New Bethlehem.

Clearfield County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Winterburne 3 miles SW Penfield.
TOWN - Huntley’s Camp 6 miles S Caledonia.
TOWN - Beachville 1 ½ miles S (TOWN - ) Huntley’s Camp.
TOWN - Summit 1 ½ miles S Beachville.
TOWN - Odessa 2 ½ miles N Surveyor.
TOWN - Cherrydale 2 ½ miles NW Karthaus.
TOWN - Cataract on the Susquehanna River, 1 ½ miles SE Pottersdale.
TOWN - Belford on the Susquehanna River, 1 ½ miles SE Pottersdale.
TOWN - Mowrey 3 miles NW Drifting.
TOWN - Drane 4 miles due W Chester Hill.
TOWN - Rowles 5 miles due W Irishtown.
TOWN - Madeira Hill 3 miles due N Newtonburg.
TOWN - Comfort Run 2 ½ miles SE Berwinsdale.

Clinton County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Gleasonton 3 miles NE Renovo, a lumber town until 1905.
TOWN - Foot of Plane 1 mile SE Bitumen.
TOWN - Westport 5 miles NE Keating, was once the most prosperous town
TOWN - Cooks Run 2 miles NE Keating.
TOWN - Keating 12 miles SW Renovo, was a thriving lumber town.
TOWN - Mound Island 3 miles E Grove.
TOWN - Wistar 2 ½ miles NW Keating.
TOWN - Zanmore 2 ½ miles SW Keating.
TOWN - Birch 5 miles SW Keating.
TOWN - Spruce 7 ½ miles SW Keating.
TOWN - Whetham 2 miles SE Ritchie.
TOWN - Glen Union 12 miles NW Lock Haven, once a busy RR and lumber town
TOWN - Ferney 5 miles SE Ritchie.
TOWN - Tangas 6 miles WNW Lock Haven.
TOWN - Farrandsville 5 miles NW Lock Haven.
TOWN - Queens Run 3 miles NW Lock Haven.


Columbia County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Laubachs 2 miles S Central.
TOWN - Trimills 2 miles W Fairmount Springs.
TOWN - Talmar 3 miles E Unityville.
TOWN - Vancamp 2 miles SW New Columbus.
TOWN - Zaners 1 ½ miles S Stillwater.
TOWN - Rhodes 3 miles W Slabtown.
TOWN - Roaring Creek 2 miles E Slabtown.
TOWN - Buckglen on county line, 3 miles due W Noremburg.
TOWN - Rupp 3 miles ENE Beargap.

Crawford County, Pennsylvania
TOWN - Wing in the extreme NW corner of the county.
TOWN - Waring 4 miles NW Linesville.
TOWN - Rundell about 5 miles W Conneautville.
TOWN - Blystone 5 miles WNW Cambridge Springs.
TOWN - Sturgis on N county line, 6 miles due N Teepleville.
TOWN - Mackeyville 3 miles E Cambridge Springs.
TOWN - Bloomfield near N county line, 2 miles NW Tillotson.
TOWN - Lakeville 2 miles N Lincolnville.
TOWN - Jewell 4 miles E Woodcock.
TOWN - McGinnett 2 miles W Centerville.
TOWN - Glyndon 2 1/2 miles S Spartansburg.
TOWN - Vrooman on E county line, 3 miles SE Buell Corners.
TOWN - Randolph 3 miles SE Blooming Valley.
TOWN - Hartstown 10 miles WSW Meadville.
TOWN - West Greenwood 2 miles S Page Corners.
TOWN - Shaws 5 miles SSE Meadville.
TOWN - Frenchtown 2 1/2 miles SW Guys Mills.
TOWN - Pettis on Tamarock Lake 6 miles SE Meadville.
TOWN - Kastors Corners 2 ½ miles NE Cochranton.
TOWN - Deckard 3 ½ miles E Cochranton.
TOWN - Blackash 5 miles W Chapmanville.
TOWN - Fauncetown 2 miles NNW Chapmanville.
TOWN - Troy Center 2 ½ miles N Diamond.
TOWN - Gresham 3 miles W Titusville.

Cumberland County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Mt. Tabor 3 ½ miles W Heberlig.
TOWN - Entlerville on N county line, 2 ½ miles NNE Bloserville.
TOWN - Accra on N county line, 5 miles NW Carlisle.
TOWN - Greider 6 miles W Carlisle.
TOWN - Big Spring 2 ½ miles SE Newville.
TOWN - 38 Mile Siding 2 ½ miles SW Oakville.
TOWN - Henry Clay 2 miles NE Laurel.
TOWN - Wingert 2 miles NW Williams Grove.

Dauphin County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Liverpool on the Susquehanna River, 3 miles SW Paxton.
TOWN - Woodside 2 ½ miles due E Millersburg.
TOWN - Dietrich 3 miles due W Elizabethville.
TOWN - Clarks Ferry on the Susquehanna River Opposite Duncannon.
TOWN - Ellendale 2 ½ miles S Enterline.
TOWN - Rattling Run 2 ½ miles SE Carsonville.
TOWN - Sand Beach 2 ½ miles E Hannoverdale.

Delaware County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Upper Providence 2 ½ miles S Newtown Square.

Elk County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Nansen 6 miles SW Kane, was an old lumber town.
TOWN - Sackett 3 miles SW Highland.
TOWN - Middletown 6 miles SW Highland.
TOWN - Rodgers Mill 2 1.2 miles S Highland.
TOWN - Markhams Run 10 miles NW Ridgway.
TOWN - Wilcox 6 miles N Johnsonburg.
TOWN - Tambine 3 miles N Johnsonburg.
TOWN - Ketner 5 ½ miles NNE Johnsonburg.
TOWN - Middle Fork 8 miles due N St. Marys.
TOWN - Glen Hazel 5 miles NE Johnsonburg, once a thriving sawmill and lumber town.
TOWN - Instanter 11 miles NE Johnsonburg.
TOWN - Straight 10 miles due N St Marys, was a bustling sawmill and lumber town.
TOWN - Wildwood 4 miles W Elk River.
TOWN - North Fork 7 ½ miles NE St. Marys.
TOWN - Benzinger 3 miles NE St. Marys, a ghost lumber camp.
TOWN - Batheun a/k/a Rathbun 4 miles WNW Truman.
TOWN - Loleta in the extreme E portion of the county, once a busy lumber town
TOWN - Ogilsby on W county line, 2 ½ miles WNW Belltown.
TOWN - Raughts 3 miles NE Belltown.
TOWN - Hallton 11 miles W Ridgeway, was a sawmill town.
TOWN - Portland Mills 6 ½ miles SW Ridgeway, was once a busy lumber and sawmill town.
TOWN - Idlewild 2 miles NE Carman.
TOWN - Empire 2 ½ miles SSW Carmon on the W side of Toby Creek.
TOWN - Croyland 2 ½ miles SSW Carmon on the E side of Toby Creek
TOWN - Shawmut 2 miles W Brandy Camp.
TOWN - Toby Mines 2 miles SW Kersey
TOWN - Keylers Corners 2 ½ miles ESE Brandy Camp
TOWN - Wilmere 12 miles ESE St. Marys near county line, was a coal mining and lumber town.
TOWN - Bells Run Junction 2 miles NW Dents Run.
TOWN - : Dents Run on E county line, 16 ½ miles ESE St. Marys,
TOWN - Grant 2 ½ miles SW Dents Run.


Erie County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Pennside 3 miles SSW Albion.
TOWN - keepville 2 ½ miles S Albion.
TOWN - Ivarea 2 miles N Lavery.
TOWN - Itley 2 ½ miles N Edinboro.
TOWN - Nasby 2 ½ miles N Colt Station.
TOWN - Hammett 5 miles SE Erie on hwy.
TOWN - East Greene 2 miles E (TOWN - ) Hammett
TOWN - Century 1 ½ miles NNW Phillipsville
TOWN - Lowville 9 miles N Union City.
TOWN - Lake Pleasant 2 ½ miles NNW Arbuckle.
TOWN - Hatch Hollow 5 miles NNW Elgin.
TOWN - Tellar 4 miles N Elgin.
TOWN - Katan 4 ½ miles NNW Corry.
TOWN - Wheelock 4 miles due N Corry.
TOWN - Childs 4 miles NNE Corry.
TOWN - Mystic on county line, 6 miles S Waterford.
TOWN - Ferdinand 3 miles SW Union City.
TOWN - Reilly on RR, 2 ½ miles W Elgin.
TOWN - Concord 1 mile SE Elgin.
TOWN - Summit 2 ½ miles due S Corry.

Fayette County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Whitsett in area, about 1 mile N Perryopolis.
TOWN - Gillespie 3 miles due W Perryopolis.
TOWN - Burnt Cabins in the extreme NE corner of the county, 15 miles NW Chambersburg.
TOWN - Stickel 2 ½ miles SE Layton.
TOWN - Moyer 1 ½ miles S Pennsville.
TOWN - Freed 5 miles ESE Wooddale.
TOWN - Upper Middletown 1 ½ miles SE Waltersburg.
TOWN - Laurel Hill 3 ½ miles due W Dunbar.
TOWN - Ormond near county line, 2 miles N Crucible.
TOWN - Heisterburg 2 ½ miles W Merrittstown.
TOWN - Shamrock Works 1 ½ miles E New Salem.
TOWN - Lambert 2 ½ miles E Nemacolin.
TOWN - Footedale 2 ½ miles ENE McClellandtown.
TOWN - Messmore 3 miles E Leckrone.
TOWN - /Site: Provance a settlement located near Masontown, founded in the 1770’s.
TOWN - Percy about 1 mile SW Mount Braddock.
TOWN - Indian Creek 5 miles SE Connellsville junction of Indian Creek, Youghiogheny River.
TOWN - Stewarton 2 miles WSW Mill Run.
TOWN - Yough about 3 miles N Ohiopyle.
TOWN - Bear Run 1 ½ miles NE Ohiopyle.
TOWN - Ohiopyle 5 miles NE FarminTown - on.
TOWN - Nicolay on E county line, 5 miles ENE Ohiopyle.
TOWN - Sipes 6 miles NW Confluence.
TOWN - Bidwell on E county line, 7 miles N Confluence.
TOWN - Ice Ford near the junction of the Cheat and Monongahela Rivers, founded in the 1770’s.
TOWN - Cheathaven 2 ½ miles ESE Pt. Marion.
TOWN - Wympsgap 3 miles SW Haydentown.
TOWN - Emme 1 ½ miles SW Haydentown.
TOWN - Wirsing 3 miles SW Elliottsville.
TOWN - Gibbon Glade 2 ½ miles SE Elliottsville.
TOWN - Watson in the extreme SE corner of the county.

Forest County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - East Hickory 8 miles due E Pleasantville.
TOWN - Dawson Run 2 miles SW West Hickory.
TOWN - Kelletville located to the SE of Tionesta,
TOWN - Starr 3 ½ miles E Tionesta.
TOWN - Newtown Mills 3 miles SW Whig Hill.
TOWN - Ross Run 1 mile SE (TOWN - ) Starr.
TOWN - Golinza 3 miles WNW Muzette.
TOWN - Otter Camp 2 ½ miles NW Mayburg.
TOWN - Byromtown 1 ½ miles SW Pigeon.
TOWN - Millers 1 mile E Pigeon.
TOWN - Ferndale 3 miles SE Pigeon.
TOWN - Duhring Straits 2 miles S (TOWN - ) Ferndale.
TOWN - Parish 5 miles E Marienville.
TOWN - Howland 3 miles E Marienville.
TOWN - Lamona 3 ½ miles E Roses.

Franklin County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - New Bridge 2 ½ miles SW Amberson.
TOWN - Lurgan 2 ½ miles NE Upper Strasburg.
TOWN - Keefers 2 ½ miles W Upper Strasburg.
TOWN - Letterkenny 2 miles S Upper Strasburg.
TOWN - Beautiful 4 miles E Edenville.
TOWN - Sunbeam 3 miles SW Chambersburg.
TOWN - McCoulloh 3 miles E Mercersburg.
TOWN - Woods 4 miles WNW Mercersburg.
TOWN - Warrenpoint in the extreme SW corner of the county,
TOWN - Upton 4 ½ miles NW Greencastle.
TOWN - Clayhill 2 ½ miles W Elbrook.
TOWN - Wingerton 5 miles SW Waynesboro.
TOWN - Buena Vista Spring in the extreme SE corner of the county, 2 miles E Rouzerville.
TOWN - Midvale on S county line, 2 miles S Waynesboro.

Fulton County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Dublin Mills on N county line, 3 miles SE Waterfall.
TOWN - Akersville 2 ½ miles NE Crystal Spring near W county line.
TOWN - Dane 2 miles S Knobsville.
TOWN - Pleasant Ridge about 3 miles SW Andover.
TOWN - Iddo 2 ½ miles NW Needmore.
TOWN - Locust Grove 5 miles N Worfordsburg.
TOWN - Northcraft in the extreme SW corner of the county, 2 ½ miles SE Inglesmith.
TOWN - Mann 2 ½ miles SSE Lashley.


Greene County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Burdette on N county line, 2 miles SW West Finley.
TOWN - Eno on N county line, 2 ½ miles due S East Finley.
TOWN - Swarts 2 ½ miles NE Ninevah.
TOWN - Castile on N county line, 2 ½ miles NW Clarksville.
TOWN - Hunters Cave 2 ½ miles WNW Sycamore.
TOWN - BiTown - ree 2 ½ miles W Aleppo.
TOWN - Morford 2 ½ miles SW Aleppo.
TOWN - Ned in the extreme SW corner of the county, 3 miles W Garrison.
TOWN - Sandrock 2 ½ miles NW Jollytown.
TOWN - White Cottage 2 ½ miles NW Nettle Hill.
TOWN - Cummins 3 miles N Kirby.
TOWN - Gump 2 ½ miles W Kirby.
TOWN - Wiley 1 ½ miles N Bobtown.
TOWN - Rosedale 1 ½ miles SE Dunkard.


Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Dungarvin 4 miles W Pennsylvania Furnace.
TOWN - Franklinville 12 ½ miles NNW Huntingdon.
TOWN - Spruce Creek 11 miles NW Huntingdon.
TOWN - Water Street 9 miles NW Huntingdon.
TOWN - Charteroak 3 miles due S Pine Grove Mills.
TOWN - Neffs Mills 2 miles NE Cottage.
TOWN - Manor Hill 2 ½ miles SE Cottage.
TOWN - Gorsuch 2 miles NW Union Church.
TOWN - Mill Creek 4 miles SE Huntingdon, an iron and sawmill town dating back to 1838.
TOWN - Sarah 2 miles SE Marklesburg.
TOWN - Troughcreek 2 miles due N Newburg.
TOWN - Salter 2 miles S Newburg.
TOWN - Hubelsville 2 miles NE Waterfall.
TOWN - Meadowgap 3 miles ESE Three Springs.
TOWN - Otelia on county line, 3 miles SE Kistler.
TOWN - Cora 4 miles S Mount Union.
TOWN - Lodema 8 miles S Mount Union.
TOWN - Valley Point 2 ½ miles NW Richvale.
TOWN - McNeal 5 miles NE Neelyton.
TOWN - Shade Gap 14 ½ miles S Mount Union.

Indiana County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Loop 5 miles WNW Trade City.
TOWN - Goodville 2 miles NW Smicksburg.
TOWN - Shields 2 miles SW Covode.
TOWN - Locust 2 miles S Juneau.
TOWN - Hillman on N county line, 1 ½ miles NE Johnsonburg.
TOWN - Denton 2 miles N Plumville.
TOWN - Ambrose 3 miles W Marion Center.
TOWN - Davis 2 ½ miles SSE Plumville.
TOWN - Advance 3 miles NE Shelocta.
TOWN - Ord 3 miles SE Rochester Mills.
TOWN - Cushcreek 2 ½ miles S Gipsy.
TOWN - East Run 2 ½ miles W Hillsdale.
TOWN - Florentine 2 miles E Hillsdale.
TOWN - Sample Run 2 ½ miles SW Clymer.
TOWN - Ideal 4 miles ENE Indiana.
TOWN - Whiskey Run about 12 miles W Indiana and 1 mile from West Lebanon.
TOWN - Tannery 2 ½ miles NW Edgewood.
TOWN - Livermore on S county line, 6 miles NW Blairsville.
TOWN - Graceton 2 miles S Homer City.
TOWN - Coral 2 miles due N Black Lick.
TOWN - Josephine 1 mile due E Black Lick.
TOWN - Nolo 12 miles ESE Indiana, once a stage station, tavern and inn.
TOWN - Blaides 5 miles ESE Brush Valley.
TOWN - Heshbon 3 miles N Clyde.
TOWN - Armagh 13 ½ miles SE Indiana, noted stage stop with more taverns than houses

Jefferson County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Blue Rock 2 1/2 miles NNW Brockway.
TOWN - Forest Hill 3 miles NW Brockway.
TOWN - McMinns Summit 2 miles S Lanes Mills.
TOWN - Steam Mill 2 1/2 miles SE ClarinTown - on.
TOWN - Guam 5 miles W Munderf.
TOWN - Sebeck 2 miles W Sigel.
TOWN - Howe 3 miles S Sigel.
TOWN - Content 2 1/2 miles NW Stanton.
TOWN - Dora 2 1/2 miles NW Grange.
TOWN - Elanore 5 miles W Sykesville.
TOWN - Florenza 5 miles N Punxsutawney.

Juniata County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Bunkertown 2 miles N McAlisterville.
TOWN - Evendale 2 1/2 miles NE Cocolamus on N county line.
TOWN - Dimmsville 1 1/2 miles WNW Seven Stars.
TOWN - Knousetown 2 1/2 miles due S Richfield.
TOWN - Oriental 4 1/2 miles due N Liverpool.
TOWN - Mahantango on the Susquehanna River in the extreme E corner of the county.
TOWN - Mexico 12 miles WNW Newport, was once a busy industrial town, now a farm village.
TOWN - Turbett 2 miles SW Port Royal.
TOWN - Van Dyke 3 1/2 miles S Van Wert.
TOWN - Bigham 3 miles NE Honey Grove.
TOWN - Warble 2 1/2 miles SW Spruce Hill.
TOWN - Blacklog 3 miles due N Cross Keys.
TOWN - Leonards Grove 2 miles N Waterloo.

Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Lake Sheridan on NW county line, 2 miles W Fleetville.
TOWN - Wimmers about 1 1/2 miles W Drinker.
TOWN - Maple Lake 5 miles W Moscow.
TOWN - Gummit 3 miles NW Springbrook.
TOWN - Ash Gap 3 miles due N Clifton.
TOWN - Lehigh 2 1/2 miles S Daleville.
TOWN - Thornhurst in the extreme S part of the county, about 16 miles S Scranton.

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Blainsport 3 miles E Cocalico.
TOWN - Elm on N county line, 1 ½ miles NW Mastersonville.
TOWN - Milton Grove 3 miles E Bellaire.
TOWN - Old Line 3 miles S Mastersonville.
TOWN - Old Ephrata near today’s Ephrata, founded 1728-1880.
TOWN - Sensenig in area, ½ mile E Terre Hill.
TOWN - Union Grove 4 miles NW Churchtown
TOWN - Vici 2 miles S New Holland
TOWN - Whitehorse 17 miles due E Lancaster.
TOWN - Shenks Ferry on the Susquehanna River, 1 ½ miles S Safe Harbor.
TOWN - Truce 2 ½ miles NW Buck.
TOWN - Liberty Square 2 ½ miles W Chestnut Level.
TOWN - Nine Points 3 miles ESE Georgetown.
TOWN - May 2 ½ miles WSW Georgetown.
TOWN - Bartville 3 miles S Georgetown.
TOWN - Collins Run 2 ½ miles NW Kirkwood.
TOWN - Kings Bridge 2 miles NE Fairmount.
TOWN - Kirks Mills in the extreme SE corner of the county, 2 ½ miles E Wrightsdale.
TOWN - Wakefield 8 miles due S Quarryville.

Lawrence County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Fay about 1 mile S New WilminTown - on.
TOWN - Badger 3 miles E New Bedford.
TOWN - Clover 4 miles N New Castle.
TOWN - Harbor Bridge 2 1/2 miles NW New Castle.
TOWN - Clearview on RR in the extreme NE corner of the county.
TOWN - Harlansburg about 7 1/2 miles due E New Castle.
TOWN - Mountair 3 miles SW Mount Jackson.

Lebanon County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Inwood a/k/a Onset, 3 ½ miles W Bordnersville.
TOWN - Greble on E county line, 2 ½ miles SE Hamlin.
TOWN - Bunker Hill 1 mile S Jonestown.
TOWN - Syner on W county line, 5 miles W Annville.
TOWN - Prescott 5 miles ENE Lebanon. 12. Fort Zeller ½ mile N Newmanstown, built in 1723.
TOWN - Mt. Gretna 7 ½ miles SE Palmyra.

Lehigh County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Jordan near W county line, 3 miles SW Slatedale.
TOWN - Switzer 2 1/2 miles NE Lynnville.
TOWN - Leather Corner Post 2 miles NE Claussville.
TOWN - Locust Valley on E county line, 2 miles SW Coopersburg.

Luzerne County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Meadow Run 5 miles NW Kyttle.
TOWN - Beth Run 3 ½ miles W Ruggles.
TOWN - Ripple 3 miles W Kyttle.
TOWN - Outlet 2 ½ miles E Weintz.
TOWN - Maple Run 2 ½ miles SE Red Rock.
TOWN - Alum 2 miles SSE Kyttle.
TOWN - Muhlenburg 2 ½ miles E Bloomingdale.
TOWN - Exeter 3 miles due E Orange
TOWN - Chase 1 mile SE Huntsville.
TOWN - Lee 2 miles SE Wanamie.
TOWN - Bear Creek Junction 2 miles E Rita.
TOWN - Bear Creek 7 ½ miles SE Wilkes Barre.
TOWN - Stoddartsville 15 miles SE Wilkes Barre.

Lycoming County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Woodhouse 1 mile NE Cedar Run.
TOWN - Oregon Hill 5 miles S Morris.
TOWN - Slate Run 24 miles due N Lock Haven, once a busy sawmill town.
TOWN - Lucullus about 7 ½ miles NW Haneyville on W county line.
TOWN - Ufceter 2 ½ miles S (TOWN - ) Slate Run.
TOWN - Ross 2 miles NW (TOWN - ) Cammal.
TOWN - Cammal 6 miles NW Jersey Mills, a lumber and RR town, 1889-1904.
TOWN - Okome 6 miles due N Jersey Mills.
TOWN - Blue Stone 2 ½ miles NW Jersey Mills.
TOWN - Redburn 4 miles NW Ralston.
TOWN - Langdon 1 mile N Ralston.
TOWN - Pleasant Stream 3 miles SE Ralston.
TOWN - Crandalltown 2 miles E (TOWN - ) Pleasant Stream.
TOWN - Short Run 4 miles SW Ellenton.
TOWN - Masten 10 miles S Canton, a lumber boomtown until 1941.
TOWN - Grays Run 5 miles ESE Buttonwood.
TOWN - Pennsdale 6 miles due E Steam Valley.
TOWN - Gray 5 miles NE Trout Run.
TOWN - Steuben 6 miles due W Trout Run.
TOWN - Lycoming 4 miles due W Cogan Station.
TOWN - Bodines 14 miles due N Montoursville.
TOWN - Brompton 5 miles NE Calvert.
TOWN - Kellyburg 5 miles WNW Proctor.
TOWN - Wallis Run 2 ½ miles SE Calvert.
TOWN - Roses Valley 2 ½ miles SE Trout Run.
TOWN - Essick Heights 4 miles NE Huntersville.
TOWN - Fairfield Center 3 miles E Farragut.
TOWN - Lungerville 3 miles NE Unityville on E county line.
TOWN - Lores 2 ½ miles S Lairdsville.
TOWN - Moreland 7 miles SE Hughesville.
TOWN - Ramsey 3 miles SE Waterville.
TOWN - Tombs 4 miles N Avis.
TOWN - Furnace Run on W county line, 4 miles NW Jersey Shore,

McKean County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Stickney on Corydon Creek, 10 miles W Bradford.
TOWN - Dent 2 ½ miles W Gifford.
TOWN - Morrisons 3 ½ miles SE Dew Drop.
TOWN - Dunkle 5 miles SE Dew Drop.
TOWN - A series of ghost towns extend along Kinzua Creek to the E from Tally Ho for a lenTown - h of about 9 miles ending at hwy. 321. Going E to W about 1 mile apart, they include:
A). Olivedale.
B). West Line.
C). Justins.
D). Libby Run.
E). Whitings.
F). Markham Run.
G). Springer.
H). Root Run.
I). New Town.
TOWN - May 2 miles NW Wetmore.
TOWN - Sergeant 3 miles SE Kane.
TOWN - Benton 2 miles N Eldred.
TOWN - Glenn 5 miles WSW Shinglehouse.
TOWN - Phalin 4 miles E Larabee.
TOWN - Bellrun on E county line, 5 miles S Myrtle
TOWN - Sartwell 2 miles SE Larabee.
TOWN - Annincreek 5 miles NNE Port Allegheny.
TOWN - Garner 5 ½ miles N Burtville.
TOWN - Huthcins 3 ½ miles due S Mount Jewett.
TOWN - Palmerville 2 ½ miles NW Clermont.
TOWN - Smiths Run on S county line, 5 miles due S Hazel Hurst.
TOWN - Quinnwood 6 miles SE Mount Jewett, was once a thriving lumber town.
TOWN - Norwich 2 ½ miles S Colegrove.
TOWN - Betula 9 miles due S Smethport, once a bustling lumber town
TOWN - Wellendorf 6 miles due S Clermont.
TOWN - Norwich in the same immediate area as (TOWN - ) Betula, also a lumber town.

Mercer County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Kennard on N county line 2 1/2 miles N Osgood,
TOWN - Sheakleyville 15 miles due N Mercer,
TOWN - Branch 1 mile NW Stonneboro,
TOWN - Coulson 1 1/2 miles W Stoneboro,
TOWN - Turners 2 miles SW Jackson Center,
TOWN - Bowie 3 1/2 miles W Kilgore,
TOWN - Klondike 2 1/2 miles W Barkeyville.

Mifflin County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Honey Creek 1 mile S Naginey.
TOWN - Snook 2 miles SE Belltown.
TOWN - Shindle 2 miles SW Wagner.
TOWN - Union Mills 1 mile N Belleville.
TOWN - Anderson 2 miles NE Longfellow.
TOWN - Vinyard 2 ½ miles SW Ryde.

Monroe County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Drums 3 miles NW Wagners.
TOWN - Paradise 2 miles N Mount Pocono.
TOWN - Sterners 1 ½ miles S Jonas.

Montgomery County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Niantic on NW county line, 2 miles SW Bally.
TOWN - Pleasant Run 3 miles NE Layfield.
TOWN - Hoppenville 1 mile NE Red Hill.
TOWN - Neiffer 1 ½ miles NW Limerick.

Montour County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Comly on W county line 2 miles W Exchange.
TOWN - Schuyler on W county line 1 mile W Ottawa.
TOWN - Dieffenbach 1 mile E Ottawa.
TOWN - Quitman 3 miles due N Elysburg

Northampton County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Martins Creek Junction 2 miles due S Flicksville. 2.
TOWN - Millers 2 ½ miles S Wind Gap. 3.
TOWN - : Nazareth 13 miles NE Allentown, founded by Moravians in 1740.
TOWN - Coffeetown 3 miles due S Glendon. 3.
TOWN - Stouts 3 miles NE Hellertown.

Northumberland County, Pennsylvania:

TOWN - Sedan 4 miles N Watsontown.
TOWN - Kapps 2 ½ miles NW Northumberland.
TOWN - Weigh Scales 2 miles NNW Shamokin.
TOWN - Fishers Ferry on the Susquehanna River,
TOWN - Resler 4 miles due W Trevorton.
TOWN - Hunter 2 miles NE Dornsife.
TOWN - Gottshalls 2 ½ miles due S Trevorton.
TOWN - Line Mountain on E county line, 2 ½ miles due W Pitman.
TOWN - Hickory Corners 2 miles S Mandata.
TOWN - County Line on SW county line, 2 ½ miles E Malta.

Perry County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Berlee 2 ½ miles W Liverpool.
TOWN - Mount Patrick 2 miles S Liverpool on the Susquehanna River.
TOWN - Millerstown on the old Erie Canal, 5 miles NNW Newport
TOWN - Old Ferry 2 ½ miles N Newport.
TOWN - Bailey 3 miles due E Newport.
TOWN - Marsh Run 3 miles SW Donnally Mills.
TOWN - Roseburg 1 mile SW Eshcol.
TOWN - Water Plug 2 miles due S Markelsville.
TOWN - Sandy Hill 2 ½ miles NE Kistler.
TOWN - Hench 2 ½ miles SW Kistler.
TOWN - Erly 3 miles NNW Green Park.
TOWN - Royer 4 miles NE New Bloomfield.
TOWN - Amity Hall 11 miles N Marysville, located at the junction of the canals,
TOWN - Grier Point 2 ½ miles W Keystone.

Pike County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Vendetta 4 miles WNW Masthope on the NW county line.
TOWN - Westcolang on the Delaware River, 2 ½ miles SE Masthope.
TOWN - Stockport located near Lackawaxen, was a busy town from 1790-1850.
TOWN - Walker Lake 1 mile due S Parkers Glen.
TOWN - Rosas on the Delaware River, 3 miles W Millrift.
TOWN - Sawkill 5 miles NW Milford.
TOWN - Conashaugh on the Delaware River, 3 miles S Milford
TOWN - Crosses on the W county line, 2 ½ miles S Paupack.
TOWN - Neteh 6 miles NNW Porters Lake.

Potter County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Kibbeville 2 miles N Chrystal.
TOWN - Woodville 3 miles due W Ellisburg.
TOWN - Rose Lake 2 miles E Andrews Settlement.
TOWN - Bingham 3 miles NE Ulysses.
TOWN - Crowell 1 mile S Ulysses.
TOWN - Hatchville 1 mile SE (TOWN - ) Woodville.
TOWN - Carpenter 2 ½ miles due E Newfield
TOWN - Perkins 3 miles N Brookland.
TOWN - Seven Bridges 2 miles SW Colesburg.
TOWN - Frinks 2 miles SW Colesburg.
TOWN - Williston 5 miles ENE Allegany.
TOWN - Durward 3 miles due W Hebron.
TOWN - Roulette 11 miles W Coudersport, a booming lumber camp until 1912.
TOWN - Knowlton 5 miles W Coudersport.
TOWN - Mina 4 miles W Coudersport, once had 1,200 residents.
TOWN - Sweden Valley 4 miles ESE Coudersport, was once a bustling town,
TOWN - Keating Summit on W county line, 10 miles SE Port Allegany,
TOWN - Gardeau in the immediate area of (TOWN - ) Keating Summit, thriving lumber town.
TOWN - Borie 7 ½ miles SE Coudersport.
TOWN - Old Austin located near present-day Austin,
TOWN - Costello 11 miles NE Emporium, an old lumber camp washed away in a flood in 1911.
TOWN - Corwin 2 ½ miles WNW Wharton.
TOWN - Wharton 15 miles E Coudersport,
TOWN - : Lyman Run 5 miles WSW (TOWN - ) Galeton.
TOWN - Germania 21 miles SE Coudersport, once a thriving town with a brewery.
TOWN - Cross Fork Junction 2 ½ miles SW Cherry Springs.
TOWN - Hulls a/k/a Conrad, 13 miles SSE Coudersport.
TOWN - Short Run 5 ½ miles SE Cherry Springs.
TOWN - Abbott 6 miles SSE Cherry Springs.
TOWN - Oleona 16 miles N Renovo, once a thriving village.
TOWN - McCoys 9 miles due S Cherry Springs. 6
TOWN - Cross Fork on S county line, 11 miles NNW Renovo, reached 1,500 residents in 1894.





Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Ferndale 2 miles SW Zion Grove.
TOWN - McCormick 2 miles NE Brandonville. 3. Barry 2 ½ miles SW Gordon.
TOWN - Hepler 2 ½ miles SW Pitman.
TOWN - Kehler 2 miles S Haas.
TOWN - Outwood in area, about 1 ½ miles NW Suedberg.
TOWN - Beuchler about 3 miles W Pine Grove.
TOWN - Stan Hope 2 miles E Pine Grove.
TOWN - Jefferson 2 miles W Auburn.
TOWN - Kaska 2 miles W Brockton.
TOWN - Butler 2 ½ miles NW Middleport.
TOWN - Seek 2 miles S Coaldale.
TOWN - Wehr on county line, about 6 ½ miles E Tamaqua.
TOWN - North Penn 4 ½ miles WNW Andreas.
TOWN - Heela 2 miles N New Ringgold.
TOWN - Rene Mont on RR, 2 ½ miles E Ringgold.
TOWN - Dorset a/k/a Staudtsville, 1 ½ miles NE Kepner.
TOWN - West Penn 2 miles S Mantz.

Snyder County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Middle Creek 3 1/2 miles W Bender.
TOWN - Cross Grove 4 miles N McClure.
TOWN - Lowell 2 1/2 miles N McClure.
TOWN - Ritter 1 mile S Port Ann.
TOWN - Salem 2 1/2 miles WNW Selins Grove.
TOWN - Verdilla 2 miles due S Kantz.
TOWN - Schnee 1 mile S Mount Pleasant Mills
TOWN - Shadle 2 1/2 miles S Mount Pleasant Mills.
TOWN - Aline 1 1/2 miles N Meiserville.
TOWN - Strouptown 3 miles E Richfield

Somerset County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Mishler in the extreme NW corner of the county, 4 miles SW Ferndale.
TOWN - Conner 2 ½ miles NW Jerome.
TOWN - Seanor 7 miles due S Johnson, a sawmill and coal town founded in 1886.
TOWN - Hillsboro 3 ½ miles NE Hooversville on Shade Creek.
TOWN - Old Ashtola 3 miles from present-day New Ashtola, was a thriving sawmill town.
TOWN - Arrow 2 miles SW New Ashtola, was a lumber town.
TOWN - Crumb 5 miles NE Central City.
TOWN - Jennerstown 2 ½ miles due W Boswell.
TOWN - Mountain Park 2 miles due N Edie.
TOWN - Ralphton 3 miles W Stoystown.
TOWN - Lambertsville 2 ½ miles NW Buckstown.
TOWN - Forward 4 miles NW Central City.
TOWN - Pugh 2 miles W Shankstown.
TOWN - Boone 2 ½ miles ESE Shankstown.
TOWN - Bare Rock in area, 5 miles NW Berlin.
TOWN - Dividing Ridge 3 miles ENE MacDonaldton.
TOWN - Glen Savage 4 ½ miles due S New Baltimore.
TOWN - Hays Mills 2 ½ miles NW Mance.
TOWN - Glenco 7 ½ miles WNW Hyneman.
TOWN - Humbert 9 miles SW Rockwood, once a busy sawmill and coal town.
TOWN - Addison in the SW corner of the county, 15 miles SW Somerset.
TOWN - Unamis 2 ½ miles ESE Listonburg, was once a bustling logging town.
TOWN - Deal 2 ½ miles W Pleasant Union.
TOWN - Gladdens on E county line, 2 ½ miles W Palo Alto.

Sullivan County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Eldredsville 2 1/2 miles due N Millview.
TOWN - Campbellville 2 miles SW Overton.
TOWN - Ringdale 3 1/2 miles NE Laporte.
TOWN - Mokoma 1 mile due S Laporte.
TOWN - Long Brook 1 mile SW Nordmont.
TOWN - Sonestown 6 miles SSW Laporte on Kettle Creek, was a busy lumber town until 1922.
TOWN - Murray 2 miles E Lopez.
TOWN - Newell 2 1/2 miles SW Lopez.
TOWN - Ricketts on E county line, 32 1/2 miles due W Scranton, a lumber town until 1920.
TOWN - Turrells Mill 7 miles due N Red Rock.
TOWN - Ganoga Lake 5 miles NE Central.

Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Brackney 2 ½ miles N Laurel Lake.
TOWN - Nixon 2 ½ miles NW Friendsville.
TOWN - Jackson Valley on W county line, 4 miles W Friendsville.
TOWN - Flynn 2 ½ miles W Birchardville.
TOWN - Silver Lake 2 ½ miles W Laurel Lake.
TOWN - Upsonville 3 miles W Summersville
TOWN - Tiffany 2 miles E Montrose.
TOWN - Cool 4 miles SW Montrose.
TOWN - Powersville 2 ½ miles SSW Lawton.
TOWN - Elk Lake 3 miles W Dimock.
TOWN - Auburn 3 miles SE Rushboro.
TOWN - Tyler in area, about 2 miles N Springville.
TOWN - Alney 3 ½ miles E Springville.
TOWN - Lindaville 2 miles S Brooklyn.
TOWN - Lathrop 2 miles W Hop Bottom.
TOWN - Transue 3 miles due S West Auburn.
TOWN - South Auburn 3 miles SW Auburn Center.
TOWN - Doolittle in the extreme SW corner of the county, 4 miles SW Auburn Center.
TOWN - Sankey near the S county line, 2 ½ miles SW Lynn.
TOWN - Tirzah 2 miles W Burnwood.
TOWN - Parma 4 miles NW Herrick Center.
TOWN - Tresco 2 ½ miles NW Herrick Center.
TOWN - Lenox 12 miles S New Milford.
TOWN - Welsh Hill 2 ½ miles SE South Gibson.
TOWN - Elkdale 2 miles due N Dundaff.
TOWN - Stillwater 2 miles due N Forest City.

Tioga County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Sylvester 3 ½ miles N Westfield.
TOWN - Purple Brook 2 ½ miles N Cowanesque.
TOWN - Inghams 4 miles W Elkland.
TOWN - FarminTown - on Center 2 ½ miles S Osceola.
TOWN - Clymer 4 miles SW Westfield.
TOWN - Azelta 4 miles E Davis.
TOWN - Odle Corners 3 miles W Elbridge.
TOWN - East Chatham 2 miles E Little Marsh.
TOWN - Chatham Valley, 3 ½ miles W Keeneyville.
TOWN - Crooked Creek 2 ½ miles NNE Middlebury Center.
TOWN - Hammond 3 ½ miles SW Tioga.
TOWN - Pritchard on state line, 1 ½ miles W Lawrenceville
TOWN - Friends on state line, 2 ½ miles NW Millerton.
TOWN - Mitchell 1 mile S Tioga Junction.
TOWN - Mill Creek 2 ½ miles SE Tioga.
TOWN - Painter Run 4 miles due W Roseville.
TOWN - Lambs Creek 2 ½ miles NNW Mansfield.
TOWN - Elk Run 6 miles due E Mansfield.
TOWN - Crosscut 1 ½ miles SE Niles Valley.
TOWN - Rill 3 ½ miles S Holliday.
TOWN - Asaph 5 miles WNW Wellsboro, once a bustling sawmill town.
TOWN - Stokesdale 2 ½ miles due N Wellsboro.
TOWN - Charleston 2 miles ENE Wellsboro.
TOWN - West CovinTown - on 3 miles W CovinTown - on.
TOWN - Four Mile Run 3 miles SSE Marshlands.
TOWN - Stone 3 ½ miles SSW Ansonia
TOWN - Gaines Junction 10 miles SE Galeton.
TOWN - Tiadaghton 10 miles SW Wellsboro, once a busy lumber town
TOWN - Leetonia 15 miles SW Wellsboro, a sawmill town until 1921.
TOWN - Kennedy 2 ½ miles S Ansonia.
TOWN - Balsam 3 miles N Knapp.
TOWN - Olmsville 2 miles W Draper.
TOWN - Pine 3 miles NNW Blackwell
TOWN - Dix 2 miles E Blackwell.
TOWN - Plank 2 ½ miles E Morris.
TOWN - Landrus 3 miles due E Antrim.
TOWN - Maple Hill Junction 2 ½ miles W Arnot.
TOWN - Morris Run 2 miles E Blossburg, once a busy coal and lumber town, abandoned by 1928.
TOWN - Fall Brook 2 miles E (TOWN - ) Morris Run.
TOWN - Hagers in the SE corner of the county, 2 ½ miles W Penbryn.
TOWN - Roaring Branch in the extreme SE corner of the county, 8 miles SW Canton.

Union County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Alvira in the extreme N corner of the county, 3 miles NW Allenwood.
TOWN - Spring Garden 2 miles due W Allenwood.
TOWN - Duncan 4 miles E Carroll.
TOWN - Zimmerman 5 1/2 miles E Carroll.
TOWN - Lick Run 10 miles WNW Milton.
TOWN - Buffalo Roads 5 miles due W Lewisburg.
TOWN - Vicksburg 4 miles ENE Mifflinburg.
TOWN - Hartleton 6 1/2 miles W Mifflinburg.
TOWN - Rand 2 1/2 miles W Mifflinburg.
TOWN - Cherry Run in the extreme SW corner of the county.
TOWN - Pardee a/k/a Cohn 3 miles due W Glen Iron.
TOWN - White Springs on S county line, 2 1/2 miles SE Millmont.

Venango County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Sunville 1 mile E Bradleytown.
TOWN - Shamburg 2 ½ miles SW Pleasantville.
TOWN - Pioneer 2 miles N Petroleum Center.
TOWN - Cherry Tree 7 ½ miles due N Oil City.
TOWN - Pit Hole 5 miles due S Pleasantville, flourished as an oil boomtown in 1865
TOWN - Kaneville 6 miles N Oil City, was an oil boomtown that reached 1,000 residents.
TOWN - Reno 2 miles SW Oil City.
TOWN - Tenmile Bottom 2 ½ miles W Coal Hill.
TOWN - Wyattville 4 miles NW Sugar Creek.
TOWN - Polk Junction 1 ½ miles SW Polk.
TOWN - Coal City 5 miles S Franklin.
TOWN - Cyrus 3 miles W Pittsville.
TOWN - Eakins Corners on S county line, 2 miles S Clintonville.
TOWN - Dotter 2 ½ miles W Mariasville.

Warren County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Colza 2 1/2 miles SW Columbus.
TOWN - Roach 2 1/2 miles NW Spring Creek.
TOWN - Quarry 2 miles NW Garland.
TOWN - Eagle 2 miles SW East Branch.
TOWN - Sanford 2 1/2 miles NW Newton Station.
TOWN - Goodwill Hill 2 1/2 miles due S Grand Valley.
TOWN - McGraw 2 miles W Tidioute.
TOWN - Putnamville 2 1/2 miles S Lander.
TOWN - Germany 3 miles NE Scandia.
TOWN - Corydon in the extreme NE corner of the county, 6 miles NE Scandia.
TOWN - Gawango 6 miles due E Scandia.
TOWN - Thompson Station on RR and Allegheny River, 6 miles S Youngsville.
TOWN - Stoneridge 7 1/2 miles SW Warren.
TOWN - Gillis 10 miles SW Warren.
TOWN - Buchers 5 miles due W Weldbank.
TOWN - Eastbranch 4 miles SW Weldbank.
TOWN - Dunham Mills 10 miles due W Sheffield.
TOWN - McMichaels on S county line, 4 miles S Cherry Grove.
TOWN - Martin in the extreme SE corner of the county, 5 miles SSE Sheffield.

Washington - on County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Hamlin Station 2 miles NNE Eldersville.
TOWN - Dinsmore 3 ½ miles due S Florence.
TOWN - Patterson Mills in the area of Burgettstown.
TOWN - Bulger 2 miles NW Midway.
TOWN - Primrose 2 miles SE Midway.
TOWN - Venice 5 miles NNW Canonsburg.
TOWN - Rea 4 miles E Avella.
TOWN - Woodrow 6 miles E Avella.
TOWN - Brevard 4 miles due W Canonsburg.
TOWN - Acheson 4 miles NW Taylorstown.
TOWN - Vanceville 4 miles NW Bentleyville.
TOWN - Elvilla 2 ½ miles S West Alexander.
TOWN - Fargo 4 miles SW Claysville.
TOWN - Good Intent 3 miles N West Finley.
TOWN - Bartholdi 2 ½ miles SW Pleasant Grove.
TOWN - Amity 10 miles due S WashinTown - on.
TOWN - Daniels Run 2 ½ miles SW Beallsville.

Wayne County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - : Sherman 5 miles NW Winterdale on state line.
TOWN - Autumn Leaves 2 miles N Starlight
TOWN - High Lake 2 ½ miles SSE Lake Como.
TOWN - Farno 1 ½ miles W Creamton.
TOWN - Haines about 3 miles E Aldenville.
TOWN - Rutledgedale 2 ½ miles NE Rileyville.
TOWN - Tylerhill 2 miles SW Damascus.
TOWN - Fallsdale 2 miles NW Boyds Mills.
TOWN - Calkins 2 miles NW Beach Lake.
TOWN - Inglehart 2 miles S Atco.
TOWN - Munson 1 ½ miles SW Simpson.
TOWN - Canaan on W county line, 3 miles SW Simpson.
TOWN - Fermoy 3 miles SW Waymart.
TOWN - Cherry Ridge 2 ½ miles NNW Hoadleys.
TOWN - Nollan 1 ½ miles NE Hawley.
TOWN - Jackson 1 ½ miles S Varden.
TOWN - Avoy 2 miles W Lakeville.
TOWN - Audell 3 miles W Paupack.
TOWN - Ledgedale 2 ½ miles S ArlinTown - on.
TOWN - Callapoose 2 miles SE Hollisterville.

Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - North WashinTown - on 9 miles due N Delmont.
TOWN - Sardis on W county line, 4 ½ miles due W Weister.
TOWN - Sloan about 2 miles N Slickville.
TOWN - Dundale 3 miles N New Alexandria.
TOWN - Congruity 2 miles NE Crabtree.
TOWN - Haser 2 ½ miles SW Export.
TOWN - Hannastown 4 miles N Greensburg,
TOWN - Robbins Station on the Youghtogheny River, 2 ½ miles W Rillton.
TOWN - Scotthaven on the Youghtogheny River, 4 miles W Hermanie.
TOWN - Lash 2 miles W Hermanie.
TOWN - Stauffer on S county line, 1 mile S Mt. Pleasant.
TOWN - Loyalhanna 1 ½ miles NE Latrobe.
TOWN - Cokeville on the Conemaugh River opposite Blairsville.
TOWN - Gray on RR, 2 miles SW Torrance.
TOWN - Lockport Station on the Conemaugh River, 1 ½ miles SE Bolivar.
TOWN - Fort Palmer about 3 miles SW West Fairfield.
TOWN - Boucher 5 miles NE Ligonier.
TOWN - Keffer 2 ½ miles NW Stahlstown.
TOWN - Rodney 2 ½ miles NE Acme.
TOWN - Grove Run 2 ½ miles SE Rector.
TOWN - Bluestone near SE county line, 5 miles SE Rector.
TOWN - Shaulis on SE county line, 3 miles ESE Jones Mill.


Wyoming County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Skinners Eddy in the NE corner of the county, 12 ½ miles NW Tunkhannock,
TOWN - Vose 2 ½ miles due E Meshoppen.
TOWN - Avery on N county line, 2 miles N Lemon.
TOWN - Starkville 3 miles SW Nicholson.
TOWN - Osterhout 3 miles SE Tunkhannock.
TOWN - Falls 7 ½ miles SE Tunkhannock.
TOWN - Carney 5 miles due W Tunkhannock.
TOWN - Jenks 3 miles due S Eatonville.
TOWN - Thurston 2 ½ miles NW Keelersburg.
TOWN - Kasson Brook on Mehoopany Creek, 12 miles SW Tunkhannock.
TOWN - Bellasylva on W county line, 6 miles E Lopez.
TOWN - Stull 2 ½ miles SW Noxen.
TOWN - Bakers 4 miles SW Noxen.
TOWN - Urquhart 2 miles due S Noxen.

York County, Pennsylvania:
TOWN - Newberrytown 12 ½ miles N York.
TOWN - Strinestown 9 miles N York.
TOWN - Bigdam 2 ½ miles NW Kralltown.
TOWN - Mulberry 2 ½ miles SSE Kralltown.
TOWN - Eastmont 4 miles NW York.
TOWN - Starview 2 miles S Mount Wolf.
TOWN - Saginaw on the Susquehanna River, 4 miles E Manchester.
TOWN - Admire 1 mile SE Davidsburg.
TOWN - Taxville 3 miles W West York.
TOWN - Swam 2 ½ miles NE Abbottstown.
TOWN - Ironore a/k/a Iron Ridge 3 miles WSW Spring Grove.
TOWN - Jacobs Mills 4 miles WSW Spring Grove.
TOWN - Gitts Run 2 miles NNE Hanover.
TOWN - Hetler 2 miles SE Hanover.
TOWN - Marburg 5 miles ESE Hanover.
TOWN - Raubenstine in the extreme SW corner of the county on state line, 5 miles due S Hanover
TOWN - Larue 1 ½ miles NW Glen Rock.
TOWN - Graydon 2 miles S Loganville.
TOWN - Long Level on the Susquehanna River, 2 miles S of Wrightsville.
TOWN - Freysville 2 miles NW Windsor.
TOWN - Bittersville 2 ½ miles E Windsor.
TOWN - High Rock 3 miles S Brogue.
TOWN - Hopewell Center, 3 miles SE Cross Roads.
TOWN - Boyle 2 ½ NE Shrewsbury.
TOWN - Dolf 2 ½ miles NE Stewartstown.
TOWN - Peach Bottom on the Susquehanna River, 21 miles due S Lancaster.

Pennsylvania Forts, and Indian Sites

Allegheny County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - The Forks of the Ohio Point State Park is located at Pittsburgh.
Fort - Fort Pitt was located here, no traces of which remain.
Fort - Fort Duquesne was located in the center of the park, vestiges of which can still be found. Village - Indian village once located near Tarentum.
Village - A large Indian village was located near today’s Lawrenceville from 1731-1754.
Beaver county
Fort - Fort McIntosh, located at Beaver on Beaver Creek 1778-1791.
Village - Indian village located to the NE of Ambridge.
Bedford County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Bedford located at Bedford, founded in 1758 with a trading post,
Fort - Fort Raystown located in the present park in Bedford, 1758-1794.
Village - Indian village once stood at Shawnee Cabins W of Schellsburg
Blair County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Roberdeau 2 miles NW Culp, built in 1778 to protect the lead mines in the area.
Bradford County, Pennsylvania
Village - Indian village that was located at Athens and destroyed in 1778.
Village - Indian village, 2 miles S of Athens, also destroyed in 1778.
Village - Indian town and mission of Friendshuetten was located at Wyalusing from 1763-1772.
Clearfield County, Pennsylvania:
Village - West Branch of the Susquehanna River at Lecontes Mills.
Village - Indian village was located in the area of Clearfield
Clinton County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Horn 4 miles NE Lock Haven,
Village - on an island in the Susquehanna River

Columbia County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Wheeler 1 mile NE Bloomsburg, built 1778. 7B).
Fort - Fort McClure located in Bloomsburg, built in 1780.
Village - Indian village located near today’s Catawissa.

Cumberland County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Lowther a/k/a Fort Carlisle, located at Carlisle, built in 1753.

Dauphin County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Halifax ½ mile from Halifax, built in 1756
Fort - Fort Manada located near Manada Gap, built in 1756.
Fort - Fort Hunter ½ mile from the Rockville Bridge on hwy. 22, in use from 1755-1763.
Fort - Fort Barnett 1 ½ miles from Linglestown, built in 1756.
Fort - Fort Patton 1 mile W of Lexington, 1756-1763.
Fort - Fort Swatora located just S of Union Deposit, built in the 1750’s.
Fort: Camp Meade ½ miles from Middletown, fortification that covered some 3 square miles
Village - Indian village was located near today’s Harrisburg.

Erie County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort LeBoeuf located near Lake Erie in Waterford, built by the French in 1753

Fayette County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort: Redstone Old Fort a/k/a Fort Burd, located at Brownsville, built in 1754.
Fort - Fort Mason located in the Masontown area, built in 1774.
Fort - Fort Gaddis 2 miles S Uniontown, founded 1764.
Fort - Fort Necessity 11 miles E Uniontown, built in 1754.
Forest County, Pennsylvania:
Village - Indian village was located across the river from (GT) East Hickory.
Village - Indian village was located 2 miles S
Village - Indian village was located across the river from today’s Tionesta.
Franklin County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort McCord located N of Edenville, the fort was destroyed by Indians in 1756.
Fort - Fort McDowell located near Markes in Franklin county, established in 1755.
Fort - Fort Loudon ½ mile SE today’s Fort Loudon, founded in 1756.
Fort - Fort Marshall 5 miles S Mercersburg.
Fort - Fort: Reverend Steel Fort 2 miles SE Mercersburg, founded 1755.
Fort - Fort Wadell located just W of St. James in Franklin county, built in 1755.
Greene County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort: Ryerson Station 2 miles SSW Wind Ridge, built 1792.
Fort - Fort Jackson located at Waynesburg, built in 1774.
Fort - Fort Swan located S of Dry Tavern, built in 1774.
Fort - Fort: Garads Fort located E of today’s town of Garads Fort, built in 1777.

Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort: McAlevys Fort located at the town of McAlevys Fort, built in 1778
Fort - Fort Standing Stone located just E of Huntingdon.
Fort - Fort Shirley near today’s Shirleysburg, was a major fortification built in 1755.
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania:
Village - Indian village, 1 mile S Bainbridge.
Village - Indian village once located between Washingtonboro and Millersville.
Lebanon County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Reed located NE of Harrisburg near the W county line, built in 1755.
Fort - Fort Zeller ½ mile N Newmanstown, built in 1723.
Lehigh County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Everett located E of Lynnport, built 1756.
Fort - Fort Deshler located S of Egypt, built in 1760.

Luzerne County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Durkee located at Wyoming, built in 1769.
Fort - Fort Jenkins located near West Pittston, built in 1776.
Fort - Fort Wyoming located in the present-day public square in Wilkes Barre, built in 1771.
Village - Indian village near West Pittston below Campbells Ledge.
Mercer County, Pennsylvania:
Village - Indian Village was located E of Clark until 1785.
Village - Indian village stood to the SE of West Middlesex from 1750-1785.

Mifflin County, Pennsylvania:.
Fort - Fort Granville about 4 miles WSW Lewistown, founded in 1755,

Northampton County, Pennsylvania:
Village - Indian village once located near Northampton.

Northumberland County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Freeland 5 miles from Milton, built in 1778.
Fort - Fort Swartz 1 mile N Milton, built in 1778.
Fort - Fort McMahon located near today’s Pottsgrove.
Fort - Fort Augusta located near Sunbury, built in 1756.
Village - Indian village was located on Mahoning Creek, 1 mile S of Danville.
Village - Indian village located about midway between Northumberland and Danville.

Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Mifflin on Port Island between Mug and Hog Islands opposite Fort Mercer, built in 1771.

Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Franklin a/k/a Fort William, located near Auburn, built in 1755.
(F.Y.I. should say "FORT LEBANON" How much more of their info is in error ?" )


Fort - Fort Franklin located near today’s Snyder, 1756-1757.
(F.Y.I. should say "near SNYDERS " Yes spelling makes a difference when searching town names , How much more of their info is in error ?" )

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Somerset County, Pennsylvania:
Village - Indian village was once located to the NE of Ursina.
Village - Indian village once stood near Confluence around 1700

Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania:
Village - Indian village located near the mouth of Salt Lick Creek on the Susquehanna River.

Wayne County, Pennsylvania:
Village - Equinunk Creek at Equinunk, once a large Indian campground.

Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania:
Fort - Fort Allen located SW of Greensburg, built in 1774.
Fort - Fort Palmer about 3 miles SW West Fairfield.
Fort - Fort Ligonier located at Ligonier, built in 1758.
Village - large Indian village located near Ligonier.

 

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