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to Sullivan Co/Loyalsock Valley PA information
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The Susquehanna Settlement,
1794
A brief essay on the abortive attempt to sell land to English settlers on 300,000 acres north of Northumberland in 1794. Of interest to families such as the Molyneux, Birds, Warrens, and Huckells of the Loyalsock. |
Susquehanna
Technical School Autographs
A collection of inscriptions from Sullivan County students at the STS in Towanda (usually referred to as the "Institute") from 1879 found recently in an autograph book. Other signatures are also listed from other county residents of that period. |
Priestley
Family Land Sales in
Lycoming County
Index pages from the Lycoming County Record Office. Shows listing of land transactions where a Priestley (almost always Joseph Jr.) has sold land to settlers. Page 221 Page 222 Page 223 |
Sullivan
County Maps
Map S1 Relative location of early farm settlers: Huckell, Bird and Molyneux farms. Map S2 The Loyalsock Valley in 1797 Map S3 Susquehanna Rver and Northumberland, showing access to the Loyalsock, 1797. |
Forksville
Area Maps
Map F1 Current roads in the Forksville area Map F2 Forksville street detail Map F3 Forksville aerial photo |
Huckell Family Specific Information
List of all documents
found July 2003
A list of Huckell-related documents held in Lycoming, Northumberland
and Sullivan counties
Transcipt
of Sarah Huckell 1825 will
Sarah was the widow of Thomas Huckell. She identifies surviving
children
and spouses from the Forksville area
Transcript of Thomas
Huckell land deed, Forksville 1797
Land purchased by Thomas Huckell in 1797 (he died in 1798) from Joseph
Priestley Jr. A good example of a deed and survey detail from that
era.1933 History of the Endless Mountains1933 History of the Endless
Mountains
Of interest to the Molyneux family for the mention of William.
Transcript
of Joseph Huckell 1845 will
Hillsgrove resident Joseph Huckell describes his holdings and heirs.