Sartwell, Obediah

• Name	Sartwell, Obediah  [1]
  Gender	Male
  moved from	1813	Langdon, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA   [1]
  	He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street.
  	He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street. He also built a blacksmith shop on the opposite side of the street, not far from the cornet of East Street.
  Pioneer	1813	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	Obediah Sartwell was the first settler in Coudersport. He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street. He also built a blacksmith shop on
  	Obediah Sartwell was the first settler in Coudersport. He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street. He also built a blacksmith shop on the opposite side of the street, not far from the cornet of East Street. After a year he removed with his family and located near the mouth of Sartwell Creek. A mill erected in 1815 was the joint property of Obediah Sartwell, W. W. Whitney, Benj. Burt and David Burt. On Feb. 18, 1818, Governor Findlay commissioned Obediah Sartwell of Potter County a justice of the peace in the district which included the township of Roulet. On Sept. 17, 1818, Obediah and Cynthia Sartwell of Roulet deeded 50 acres of land in Roulet Township to Major Isaac Lyman for $750. On the same date Sartwell accepted a mortgage on this property to secure "payment on October 1, 1820, for 100.000 feet of merchantable white pine boards" which he had sold to Major Lyman. When Daniel Clark Sr., and family came by ox team from
  Built	1815	Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	A mill erected in 1815 was the joint property of Obediah Sartwell, W. W. Whitney, Benj. Burt and David Burt.
  	20201210HAv- ca p.2 of pdf text. Obediah Sartwell was the first settler in Coudersport. He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street. He also built a blacksmith shop on the opposite side of the street, not far from the cornet of East Street. After a year he removed with his family and located near the mouth of Sartwell Creek. A mill erected in 1815 was the joint property of Obediah Sartwell, W. W. Whitney, Benj. Burt and David Burt. On Feb. 18, 1818, Governor Findlay commissioned Obediah Sartwell of Potter County a justice of the peace in the district which included the township of Roulet. On Sept. 17, 1818, Obediah and Cynthia Sartwell of Roulet deeded 50 acres of land in Roulet Township to Major Isaac Lyman for $750. On the same date Sartwell accepted a mortgage on this property to secure "payment on October 1, 1820, for 100.000 feet of merchantable white pine boards" which he had sold to Major Lyman. When Daniel Clark Sr., and family came by ox team from
  Occupation	Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	Governor Findlay commissioned Obediah Sartwell of Potter County a justice of the peace in the district which- included the township of Roulet.
  Person ID	I83549	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Family	Sartwell, Cynthia mrs
  land transaction, jt	17 Sep 1818	Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	On Sept. 17, 1818, Obediah and Cynthia Sartwell of Roulet deeded 50 acres of land in Roulet Township to Major Isaac Lyman for $750.
  Family ID	F51758	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  moved from - He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street. - 1813 - Langdon, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA Pioneer - Obediah Sartwell was the first settler in Coudersport. He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street. He also built a blacksmith shop on - 1813 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Built - A mill erected in 1815 was the joint property of Obediah Sartwell, W. W. Whitney, Benj. Burt and David Burt. - 1815 - Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Occupation - Governor Findlay commissioned Obediah Sartwell of Potter County a justice of the peace in the district which- included the township of Roulet. - - Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA land transaction, jt - On Sept. 17, 1818, Obediah and Cynthia Sartwell of Roulet deeded 50 acres of land in Roulet Township to Major Isaac Lyman for $750. - 17 Sep 1818 - Roulette Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		Early History of Coudersport, Pioneer Families 60c July1949 20201116HAv- book downloaded and added. 20181209HAv https://digital.libraries.psu.edu/digital/collection/digitalbks4/id/1262/rec/1 Entire book also saved as .pdf. Pennsylvania History on Microfilm Early history of Coudersport : pioneer families of Coudersport. Early history of Coudersport : pioneer families of Coudersport. Result 24 of 94 Back…
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  20201210HAv- Early History of Potter County, Pioneer Families PHCS, July 1949 ca p.2 of pdf text. Obediah Sartwell was the first settler in Coudersport. He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street. He also built a blacksmith shop on the opposite side of the street, not far from the cornet of East Street. After a year he removed with his family and located near the mouth of Sartwell Creek. A mill erected in 1815 was the joint property of Obediah Sartwell, W. W. Whitney, Benj. Burt and David Burt. On Feb. 18, 1818, Governor Findlay commissioned Obediah Sartwell of Potter County a justice of the peace in the district which included the township of Roulet. On Sept. 17, 1818, Obediah and Cynthia Sartwell of Roulet deeded 50 acres of land in Roulet Township to Major Isaac Lyman for $750. On the same date Sartwell accepted a mortgage on this property to secure "payment on October 1, 1820, for 100.000 feet of merchantable white pine boards" which he had sold to Major Lyman. When Daniel Clark Sr., and family came by ox team from

  
  

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  [S2056] Early History of Coudersport: Early Families, (Name: PCHS; Date: July 1949;), Obediah SartwellLuke Green Maxson, first head-master of the Coudersport Acadamy; sister Mary. Obediah Sartwell (1) fact 20201210HAv- First settler of Coudersport 20201210HAv- ca p.2 of pdf text. Obediah Sartwell was the first settler in Coudersport. He came from Langdon, N. H., in 1813 with his family of seven and built a log cabin on the west bank of the Allegheny River, a few rods south of East Second Street. He also built a blacksmith shop on the opposite side of the street, not far from the cornet of East Street. After a year he removed with his family and located near the mouth of Sartwell Creek. A mill erected in 1815 was the joint property of Obediah Sartwell, W. W. Whitney, Benj. Burt and David Burt. On Feb. 18, 1818, Governor Findlay commissioned Obediah Sartwell of Potter County a justice of the peace in the district which included the township of Roulet. On Sept. 17, 1818, Obediah and Cynthia Sartwell of Roulet deeded 50 acres of land in Roulet Township to Major Isaac Lyman for $750. On the same date Sartwell accepted a mortgage on this property to secure "payment on October 1, 1820, for 100.000 feet of merchantable white pine boards" which he had sold to Major Lyman. When Daniel Clark Sr., and family came by ox team from Early History of Coudersport, Pioneer Families 60c July1949 20201116HAv- book downloaded and added. 20181209HAv https://digital.libraries.psu.edu/digital/collection/digitalbks4/id/1262/rec/1 Entire book also saved as .pdf. Pennsylvania History on Microfilm Early history of Coudersport : pioneer families of Coudersport. Early history of Coudersport : pioneer families of Coudersport. Result 24 of 94 Back…

  
  

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