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Identifier: northwesternind00ball (find matches)
Title: Northwestern Indiana from 1800 to 1900;
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Ball, Timothy Horton, 1826- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Indians
Publisher: (Chicago, Donohue & Henneberry, printers)
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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next in enterprise and growth, is Ham-let. For some time it was only a quiet little hamletand a station on the Fort Wayne railroad, but theIndiana, Illinois & Iowa road lately went through itto South Bend, and this seems to give it new life.The population is now estimated at four hundred. Itis at the center of section 24, township 34, range 2,six miles from Knox. Grover Town, on the Fort Wayne road, has notmade as much advance in the last five years as hasHamlet. It is on the northeast quarter of section27, township 34, range 1. Number of inhabitantsabout two hundred. It has a United Brethren church,a school house, and business houses. Ora, in section 32, township 32, range I, on the Chi-cago & Erie road, and close to the south line of the 274 NORTHWESTERN INDIANA. county, is a young and growing village, with, perhaps,two hundred inhabitants. Between Ora and North Judson are two stations,Aldine and Alida, making nine stations in Starke. Lifl^H COUNTY. INDIANA, 1890. T.H.Bal).,
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COUNTY ffiVillage S «;N e w t o n i c o u n\t ysj RANGE 9 &\ RANGE 8 H^gg^ ; RANGE 7 WEST OF 2° PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN. CHAPTER XIX. VILLAGES, TOWNS AND CITIES. LAKE COUNTYS FIRST COUNTY SEAT. On Coltons Map of Indiana, compiled from au-thentic sources, published in 1853, among othertowns located upon it may be found these five: Chi-cago, Indiana City, Liverpool, City West, and ivlichi-gan City. Indiana City was at the old mouth of theCalumet, on the shore of Lake Michigan, town lotshaving been there laid out and that name having beengiven to the place by a company of men from Colum-bus, Ohio. No evidence has been found that it everhad any inhabitants; but the statement may be takenas quite reliable, that in 1841 the place was sold forfourteen thousand dollars. It seems to have been madea city on paper, in 1836. In this same year, or perhaps in 1835, John C. Davisand Henry Frederickson, of Philadelphia, and JohnB. Chapman called a Western man, laid out some townlots for a new city o

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