Weller Twp.
Township 22 / Range 18W | Township 24 / Range 17
Source: ATLAS MAP OF RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO. Compiled, Drawn & Published from Personal Graminations & Surveys by A.T. Andreas. Chicago, Ill., 1873, p. 36-37.
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WELLER TOWNSHIP, This township was part of Vermillion, one of the four voting places of the county precincts in 1814, and at a later date about one-half of it was embraced in Franklin. Olivesburgh is the principal village. The Black Fork is the principal stream, and by its diagonal course gives the whole township water and drainage. It is not certain who were the first settlers of Weller, for the town and county lines were not so clearly defined at that early period tat accurate statements could be made. It ranks among the best townships of the county, and has by the census of 1870 a population of 1,140.
** see also: List of some Weller Twp. Residents
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