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   Oct 29, 2020 · In 1854, Fayette County was 486 square miles and had a free population of 6,744 and 1,965 slaves. [1] The inferior court justice was the county’s operating official until the first Fayette Board of Commissioners of Road and Revenues was established in 1872.

2. genealogytrails.com › tex › prairieslakes1821 to 1838 History of Fayette County, Texas - Genealogy Trails

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   Apportionment Of School Fund To Fayette County. In 1854 Fayette County received her first apportionment from the public school fund. The amount was small, $769.42. During this period up to the Civil War the highest amount was received in 1859, viz: $1,954.94.

3. fayettecountypa.org › 551 › Fayette-County-HistoryFayette County History

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   Overview of Fayette County History. A young Virginian saw first hand the importance of the area now known as Fayette County in the winter of 1753. His name was George Washington. Washington along with noted frontiersman Christopher Gist and others traveled through the area to deliver a message from the British to the French to vacate the territory.

4. www.mapsofpa.com › earlycountymapsPennsylvania Early County Map List - mapsofpa.com

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   Jul 3, 2024 · Barnes’ New Map of the Consolidated City of Philadelphia Being the first Map published after the Act of Incorporation, passed January 31 st 1854; a large colored wall map with several vignettes and apparently the first map published after the consolidation of 1854. 1857 See Bucks County 1860 Map of the Vicinity of Philadelphia, from actual ...

5. www.greaterfayettevillechamber.org › short-historyFayetteville History — GREATER FAYETTEVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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   A short history of Fayetteville. 1820s and 1830s: First Settlers. The earliest history of the settlement of Fayette County begins with Stephen F. Austin's father, Moses Austin, who received permission from Spain in 1821 to settle in Texas. Prior to that time, it was the native American Toncahua tribe (west of the Colorado River) and the Lipan ...

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6. texashistory.unt.edu › ark: › 67531The Texas Monument. (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 10, Ed. 1 ...

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   The Texas Monument. (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 10, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 3, 1854 One of 218 issues in The Texas Monument (La Grange [Tex.]) 1850-1855

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   How big was Fayette County in 1854?

   • In 1854, Fayette County was 486 square miles and had a free population of 6,744 and 1,965 slaves. The inferior court justice was the county’s operating official until the first Fayette Board of Commissioners of Road and Revenues was established in 1872.

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   How long was Fayette County in 1821?

   • In December 1821, Fayette County was 36 miles long and 7 miles wide. Fayette County included land where Phipps Plaza and the Hartsfield Atlanta Airport are now. Twelve times land was taken from Fayette County to create or add to adjoining counties. The first was in December 1822, when Dekalb County was formed.

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   Who created the map of Fayette County?

   • The map of Fayette County, by Jno. E. Whiteside, Pennsylvania Dept. of Internal Affairs. Manuscript map copied from the original under the direction of the Surveyor General, March 31, 1817, Jno. E. Whiteside.

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   How was Fayette County created?

   • Fayette County was created with five other counties. The legislature discovered that Fayette was smaller than they had intended and added five land districts from Henry County. A land lot district is nine square miles and was divided into 256 land lots of 2021/2 acres. In December 1821, Fayette County was 36 miles long and 7 miles wide.

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   What was Fayette County like before the National Road?

   • The area of Fayette County was now bustling and somewhat civilized as compared to what only a few years earlier was the frontier wilderness. Although, the National Road's importance of a major transportation route would be short lived.

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   What is the oldest building in Fayette County?

   • The courthouse was built in 1825 and is the oldest building remaining in the county. The jail was built in 1829. The 1830 United States Census was the first to record Fayette County and the population was 4,268. In 1854, Fayette County was 486 square miles and had a free population of 6,744 and 1,965 slaves.

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8. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Deffenbaugh-29Jacob Deffenbaugh (1776-1854) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

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   Feb 25, 2019 · Big Jake Deffenbaugh was born in 1776 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, the first child of the German immigrant Conrad Deffenbaugh. Big Jake was a blacksmith and farmer. He married Eve Everly who bore him around 12 children. Jacob died in 1854 and is buried in McClellandtown Presbyterian Cemetery.