Mifflin Twp.
Township 23 / Range 17
Source: ATLAS MAP OF RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO. Compiled, Drawn & Published from Personal Graminations & Surveys by A.T. Andreas. Chicago, Ill., 1873, p. 37.
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MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP, was organized September 5th., 1814. It was, previous to that, a part of Vermillion, which was one of the four original voting precincts of the County. It was, at first, eighteen miles in length, by six miles in breadth. Mr. Jay Smiley, and his brother David came there in 1817, and worked for Mr. William and George Reynolds, who lived half a mile south of the present town of Windsor. The first elections were held when the township was a part of Vermillion, in 1813-14. The Black Fork of the Mohican forms a boundary on a portion of the north and northeast, and the Rocky Fork flows through the southeastern portion, so that the township is furnished with abundant water and mill privileges. The population of the township in 1870 was 901.
** see also: List of some Mifflin Twp. Residents
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