Appraisers of Houses and Listers.-William Parker, Jr.,
Benjamin Smith.
Supervisors of Highways.-William Green, Abijah Hubbell,
John Niswonger.
Constables.-James Smith, Jared Strong.
Treasurer.-Joel Higley, Jr.
Clerk.-Abel Larkin.
In accordance with the above order, John Niswonger and
Horatio Strong were elected justices of the peace for Salisbury
township, July 27th, 1805.
The names of the first settlers in territory included in Meigs
count and the dates of their arrival, as follows:
James Smith, from Marietta, 1797; Levi Chapman, 1787;
Thomas L. Halsey, 1792; Hamilton Kerr, 1797; Nicholas
Brown, 1796; Joseph Russell, 1792; James Smith, 1797;
William Russell, 1792; Brewster Higley, 1799; John Case, a
surveyor, 1799; Levi Stedman, 1798; Peter Grow, 1798; Peter
Shaw, 1792; Ezra Chapman, 1799; Shubael Burris, 1796; William
Bradford, 1792; William Browning, 1795; Joshua Chapman,
1799; William Barton, 1792; George Warth, 1798; Peter
Lalance, 1798; Fuller Elliot, agent for O. L. C. P., 1792;
Livingston Smith, 1800; Josiah Rice, 1800; Samuel Denny,
1800; Thomas Everton, 1800; Jeremiah Riggs, 1800; Leonard
Hedrick, 1800; George Ackley, 1800; Thomas Rairdon, 1800;
William Coleman, 1800; John Miles, 1801; Captain James Merrill,
1801; Timothy Dexter, 1801; William Parker, Sr., 1802;
Thomas Shepherd, 1802; Alshire Brothers, Conrad, Michael,
and Peter, 1802; Joel Higley, 1803; Daniel Rathburn, 1803;
Jabez Benedict, 1803; William Johnson; James E. Phelps,
1803; Caleb Gardner, 1803; Thomas Alexander, 1803; Elias
Hall, 1803; William Buffington; Abel Larkin, 1804; Truman
Hecox, 1804; Alvin Ogden, 1804; Shubael Nobles, 1804;
Rev. Eli Stedman, 1804; Samuel Branch, 1804; Timothy Smith,
1805; Frederic Hysell, 1805; ------ Bing, 1805; Luke Brine,
1805; Fuller Elliott, located in 1805; Jacob Wolf, 1805;
