Ulster Township was one of the original towns planned by the Susquehanna Company and one of the few to survive government control from Connecticut to Pennsylvania.

Ulster Township

Full Size »

Residents

1858 Ulster Township Residents
Anthony, J. S. Howie, J. Price, E.
Barber Huff, I. Right, R.
Bartholomew, G. Huff, J. Russell, G. W.
Brooks, F. M. Hutchen, H. Sherman, T.
Burrell, R. W. Lark House Simons, H.
Cash, D. Lewis, A. Smith, A.B.
Covey, S. C. Lewis, L. Smith, J.
Davidson, H. Lewis, W. Smith, R
Dixon, R. Mallory, C. Store
Fuller, J. Mather, J. A. Tracy, B.
Gibson, W. McCauley, ? Tracy, B.
Gilmore, A. McKay, J. Van Dyke, D.
Gilmore, J. McKenny, R. Van Dyke, G. W.
Gilmore, T. W. Merrill, W. Van Dyke, W.
Gilmore, W. Miller, I. Walker, D. B.
Griffith, A. Moor, R. Walkins, L.
Higgins, D. Moore, E. B. Warner, M.
Higgins, P. Park, J  
Hotel Pollock?, W.  

 


Comments

Ulster Township — No Comments

Leave a Reply

HTML tags allowed in your comment: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <s> <strike> <strong>