Apr2023: Suggested edit:
Township Assessment - 1789 Has Evan Crain listed no property.
1812 Property list has Evan Crain with 200 acres.
"Evan Crain lived on the farm next above the latter (George Thompson) and was a settler there before any of the foregoing. The road leading from his improvements was called "Crain's path," and was a landmark among the pioneers. He was the father of sons names John, Evan, Henry, Abraham, and Benjamin, and descendants of his family yet remain in the township."
Source: http://www.pagenweb.org/~huntingdon/townships/franklin/franklin-history.htm
Thanks to: Contributor: Ann Henry #47866088
Township Assessment - 1789 Has Evan Crain listed no property.
1812 Property list has Evan Crain with 200 acres.
"Evan Crain lived on the farm next above the latter (George Thompson) and was a settler there before any of the foregoing. The road leading from his improvements was called "Crain's path," and was a landmark among the pioneers. He was the father of sons names John, Evan, Henry, Abraham, and Benjamin, and descendants of his family yet remain in the township."
Source: http://www.pagenweb.org/~huntingdon/townships/franklin/franklin-history.htm
Thanks to: Contributor: Ann Henry #47866088
Apr2023: Suggested edit:
Township Assessment - 1789 Has Evan Crain listed no property.
1812 Property list has Evan Crain with 200 acres.
"Evan Crain lived on the farm next above the latter (George Thompson) and was a settler there before any of the foregoing. The road leading from his improvements was called "Crain's path," and was a landmark among the pioneers. He was the father of sons names John, Evan, Henry, Abraham, and Benjamin, and descendants of his family yet remain in the township."
Source: http://www.pagenweb.org/~huntingdon/townships/franklin/franklin-history.htm
Thanks to: Contributor: Ann Henry #47866088
Township Assessment - 1789 Has Evan Crain listed no property.
1812 Property list has Evan Crain with 200 acres.
"Evan Crain lived on the farm next above the latter (George Thompson) and was a settler there before any of the foregoing. The road leading from his improvements was called "Crain's path," and was a landmark among the pioneers. He was the father of sons names John, Evan, Henry, Abraham, and Benjamin, and descendants of his family yet remain in the township."
Source: http://www.pagenweb.org/~huntingdon/townships/franklin/franklin-history.htm
Thanks to: Contributor: Ann Henry #47866088
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EVAN CRAIN, SEN.
DIED
Feb. 14, 1835
In his 69th Year
Family Members
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