History of the State of Delaware volume 2
History of the State of Delaware volume 2
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A. Scott and J. S. Lattomus are leading citizens in the town. The town site is being con- stantly improved and fine residences being built. Good schools, churches and a fertile farming country around, together with its excellent railroad facilities, make it a promising town. Its Building and Loan Association, organized in 1883, has been quite successful, and has lent great aid to the rapid home building of the town. Fieldsboro is a little settlement three miles northeast of Townsend, and has tw...o stores and a few houses. It was formerly called "Hard Scrabble. " BLACKBIKD HUNDRED.
The territory now comprising Blackbird Hundred was set off from that of Appoquinimink, by an Act of the Legislature March 9, 1875. The portion north of Blackbird creek forms Appoquinimink, and that south Blackbird Hundred. Until within a few years it was densely wooded, but is now largely cleared, three-fourths of the soil being under tilUige. Large purchases of land in this Hundred were made of the Indians before William Penn's time.
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A. Scott and J. S. Lattomus are leading citizens in the town. The town site is being con- stantly improved and fine residences being built. Good schools, churches and a fertile farming country around, together with its excellent railroad facilities, make it a promising town. Its Building and Loan Association, organized in 1883, has been quite successful, and has lent great aid to the rapid home building of the town. Fieldsboro is a little settlement three miles northeast of Townsend, and has tw...o stores and a few houses. It was formerly called "Hard Scrabble. " BLACKBIKD HUNDRED.
The territory now comprising Blackbird Hundred was set off from that of Appoquinimink, by an Act of the Legislature March 9, 1875. The portion north of Blackbird creek forms Appoquinimink, and that south Blackbird Hundred. Until within a few years it was densely wooded, but is now largely cleared, three-fourths of the soil being under tilUige. Large purchases of land in this Hundred were made of the Indians before William Penn's time.
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