History of the City of Dayton and Montgomery County, Ohio, Volume 1S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1909 - Dayton (Ohio) |
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½ of N. E. acres appointed April association avenue bank became built cents Charles Christian Cincinnati Cleve congregation corner court creek D. C. Cooper Daniel David Dayton Dayton township Dayton View east elected erected established feet fifty five hundred Gebhart George German township Germantown Gunckel held Henry hundred dollars Indians Jacob James January John Joseph July June land later located Lutheran Mad river Mad River township Main street manufacture meeting membership Miami river Miami township Miamisburg miles mill Miller Montgomery county officers Ohio Ohio river organized pastor plat present president purchased railroad Randolph township Samuel Secretary Section served Smith society Steele Sunday-school Third street Thomas thousand dollars three hundred tion town township Treasurer trustees United Brethren Van Buren township Vice-President Washington township William
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