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Green Township: Range 9, Township 12

Green Township is Range 9N, Township 12W of the Congress Lands North of the Seven Ranges.  When the Land Ordinance of 1796 passed, it defined the surveying system to be used by all public land surveys.  The townships are 6 miles square and include 36 one mile square sections.  Each section may be divided into quarter sections of 160 acres each. The numbering of the sections is serpentine, starting in the northeast corner of the township. Townships are identified as being north or south of a baseline and in a range east or west of a longitudinal meridian line.

Land west of the Cuyahoga-Tuscarawas line and north of the U.S. military District remained Indian territory until that land was ceded in the Treaty of Ft. Industry (1805). The ceded lands lying within the Western Reserve were surveyed as an extension of the original Western Reserve survey of 1796-97. Congress Lands North of the Seven Ranges (south of the Reserve) were surveyed in 1806-07.

For more information about the Land Surveys of Ohio, see the Official Ohio Lands Book from the Auditor of the State of Ohio, click here.

Land Patents for Range 9, Township 12 by Owner

A special thanks to Vicki McNeal for preparing these materials for electronic publishing.
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Land Patents for Range 9, Township 12 by Quarter Section

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  • Lichtenwalter Schoolhouse
    • Lichtenwalter Exhibits >
      • Downstairs Exhibits >
        • Agriculture
        • Apples of Green
        • Greensburg Fair
        • Logistics
        • Menches Brothers
        • Newspaper Archive
        • Pflueger Collection
        • Scouting in Green
      • Upstairs Exhibits >
        • Artifacts Recovered from the Schoolhouse Fire 2016
        • Bottles from Old Hog Farm
        • Comet Church Reunion Quilt - 1920
        • Ella B. Warner Quilt and Schoolbook
        • Fossils and our Natural History
        • Highland Grange Hall
        • Holmes Stereoscopes
        • Native Peoples Tools
        • Postcards from Green
        • Spring Hill Dig
        • William and Fola Carr Collection
  • Our Archive
    • History of Green >
      • Becoming a City
      • Hamlets of Green >
        • Aultman
        • East Liberty
        • Comet
        • Greensburg
        • Myersville
      • Early Families of Green
      • Early Settlers and the Native Peoples
      • Schools & Alumni of Green >
        • Kleckner Elementary Building
        • Early Schoolhouses
      • Churches
      • Cemeteries >
        • Cemetery - Klinefelter
        • Cemetery - Greensburg
      • The Evangelical Movement & Greensburg Seminary >
        • Evangelical Photoshow
    • Railroads
    • Women of Green
    • History Myserties
    • Famous - with Roots in Green >
      • Clark Vandersall Poling
      • Buzz Fazio
      • John R. Buchtel
      • Lewis Miller
      • Pflueger Family
      • Savilla Kring Poling
      • George W. Crouse
    • Local History References >
      • The Land Act of 1804
    • Preservation in Green >
      • Historic Homes of Green
      • Local Landmarks
      • Preserved Structures from Green
      • Klinefelter Cemetery Mapping
    • Digital Archives >
      • Video Archive
  • Contact Us
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