Cooperstown, North Dakota, 1882-1982

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• Published: North Dakota State Library
• Subjects: Bald Hill; Clifford; Dover; Greenfield; Greenland; Hannah; Hudson; Hudson Bay; Hurd; Lockwood; Mabel; Pickett; Sinclair
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Township 144, Range 59 — (Greenfield) Surveyed November 10-15, 1879. Trail marked crossing the township of the Fort Totten to Fort Abercrombie and Fort Totten to Fort Ransom roads. Township 145, Range 59 — (Bald Hill) Surveyed November 13-17, 1882. Sec. 4. James Walker. Sec. 12. J.H. Montgomery, Hannah Thompson. Sec. 14. Andrew Benson, Emil Krogsgaard, Iver Jatuessa. Sec. 16. Edward Hanson, George McCulloch. Sec. 20. Duncan Sinclair, John Francis. Sec. 22. John Mills. Sec. 24. Mathias Fjelstad, Fritjof Greenland. Sec. 34. Herbert Robinson, Thomas Robinson. Sec. 36. John Evanson. Township 146, Range 59 — (Cooperstown) Surveyed July 1-12, 1881 Fort Totten to Abercrombie, Sibley trail across the township. Sec. 12. George Manning. Sec. 14. John Kennedy, John Rankin, Jane Rankin. Sec. 24. (Cooperstown city site) T.J. Smith, C. Ives. Sec. 26. N. Swift, T. Cooper, T.J. Cooper. Sec. 34. H.H. Cooper, R.C. Cooper. Sec. 36. A. Schua (?), M. Davis, F. Hann. Township 147, Range 59 — (Tyrol) Surveyed November 17-20, 1882. Sec. 2. C. Acland, J. Fosholt. Sec. 6. J. Hanson, S. Nack (?). Sec. 12. A. Acland. Sec. 14. J.F. Fosholt, H. Detwiller. Sec. 20. H. Retzlaff, F. Retzlaff. Sec. 22. Charles Hunter, Frank Hunter. Sec. 24. H. Chamberlain, A. Husel. Sec. 26. Samuel Sansburn. Sec. 27 and 28. five shacks but no names. Sec. 30. Mads Nertrost, M. Retzlaff, J. Retzlaff. Sec. 31. C. Trost, C. Retzlaff. Sec. 32. W. Trost. Sec. 36. J. Oleson. Township 144, Range 60 — (Bartley) Surveyed June 12-18, 1880 Neither settlers nor shacks. Township 145, Range 60 — (Helena) Surveyed November 19-24, 1882. Sec. 2. Fred Williams, Sec. 4. Charles Sterner. Sec. 10. Jno. Michaelis, Charles Gartman. Sec. 18. C.J. Cooper Sec. 26. Edward Pitcher, James Martin, J.W. Feiro. Sec. 28. E.J. Hill, W.F. Feiro, Peter Feiro. Sec. 29, Schoolmaker. Sec. 32. C.H. Mosley, L.E. Hurd, J.B. Clifford. Sec. 33. Schoolmaker, J. White. Sec. 36. F. Trumbill. Township 118, Range 59 — (Pilot Mound) Surveyed September 9-19, 1881. Sec. 1. N.O. Rukke. Sec. 24. Roley Johnson. Sec. 25. S. Johnson. Sec. 26. A.D. Thagen Township 146, Range 60 — (Clearfield) Surveyed September 15-22, 1883. Sec. 10. Miss McCullen, L. Allen, T. Andrews. Sec. 16. Mrs. M.J. Gimblett, J. Walker. Sec. 18. J.B. Whidden. Sec. 20. D. Gorthey. Sec. 22. M. Lifton, C.S. Ives. Sec. 24. B. Cox. Sec. 26. G. Lockwood, J. Williams, H. Wilson. Sec. 30. B. Andrews, Charles W. Christie. Sec. 32. W. Howden, J. Howden. Sec. 34. J.V. Stewart, J.H. Van Vorhas, J.F. Van Vorhas. Township 147, Range 60 — (Addie) Surveyed November 20-25, 1882. Sec. 11. G. Oleson. Sec. 14. E. McCulloch Sec. 23. W. McCulloch. Sec. 24. J. McCulloch, O. Thorn, Mrs. S. Ferrison. Sec. 26. J. McCulloch. Township 148, Range 60 - (Willow) Surveyed July 23-28, 1883 Fort Totten to Abercrombie trail across this township. Evidence of breaking and shacks but no names. Township 144, Range 61 — (Dover) Surveyed June 19-24, 1880 Neither settler's huts, breaking nor trails. Township 145, Range 61 — (Mabel) Surveyed November 6-10, 1882. Sec. 24. J.S. Byington, L. Roe, A. Lindsey. Seventeen more shacks were marked in the township but without names. Township 146, Range 61 — (Kingsley) Surveyed September 8-14, 1883 Sec. 12. George Kohn, T. Graff. Sec. 16. O.T. Larson. Sec. 24. H. Peters, Margaret Crane, H.G. Pickett. Sec. 26. J.C. Flynn. Sec. 30. T.H. Williams, G. W. Williams. Sec. 32. T. Kingsley, W. Kingsley. Township 147, Range 61 — (Bryan) Surveyed September 9-12, 1884 No shacks, two pieces of breaking. Township 148, Range 61 — (Rosendal) Surveyed July- August 6, 1883. Sec. 13. Gulbrandson (On south side of Red Willow Lake, the only house marked in the township). GRIGGS Griggs County was named for Capt. Alexander Griggs, who came to North Dakota in 1870, and was engaged in flat- boating on the Red River in connection with the Hudson Bay trade. Previous to his coming to North Dakota, he was engaged in steamboating on the Minnesota river between St. Paul and St. Peter. Returning to St. Paul in 1871 he was -10- Scanned with a Zeutschel Zeta book scanner at 300 dpi. Edited with Multi-Page TIFF Editor.