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Elkland Township (extinct) & Borough
in Tioga County,
Pennsylvania |
Elkland Township / Borough Histories |
Elkland Township was formed from
Delmar in 1814
Elkland Borough was Formed May 1850
from Elkland Township which no longer exists
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Elkland Postcards & Photos
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Houses of Elkland (Michael) |
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Elkland Township / Borough Census Records |
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Elkland Cemetery Records |
GPS coordinates are included in the top title
of each cemetery page
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Elkland Borough Business Histories & Photos |
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Elkland Township / Borough Organizations |
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Elkland Churches
Histories, Records, Photos |
Elkland Churches:
1) Elkland's Congregational Church became the Elkland Presbyterian church,
now called Parkhurst Memorial Presbyterian Church.
2) St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church;
3) First Methodist Episcopal Church of Elkland, now the Elkland United
Methodist Church; &
4) New Fellowship Ministries Free Methodist Church. |
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Elkland Family Bible Records |
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Elkland Borough Families & Individuals,
Genealogies, Photos |
Elkland Resident Photo Album
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Township Diaries & Letters |
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Elkland Township Wills, Deeds, Legal Documents |
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Township Military Records |
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Population Statistics of Elkland
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1887 Elkland Borough = 470 |
1891 Elkland Township (s/b/ Borough) = 1006 |
Both of the above taken from Smull's Legislative Handbook ... 1887 and 1891 |
1900 Elkland Borough = 1109 |
County Population Statistics 1810 -
1992 |
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ubj: Elkland page postcard...
Date: 10/25/2003 9:29:55 PM Eastern Standard Time
Hi joyce...
The post card on the Elkland page shows on the left the western part of the
Ryon House... It is now the P and J restaurant... Concealed to its
east is the rest of the Ryon home which later became the town Honor
roll, Wynkoops grocery, the Golden Thimble Craft store, and now some
law offices. Also WIC. the Ryon home was the very FIRST to be
built within what we know as the borough... the town was practically
built around it... Across the street we see what is now Rainbow
rose and also the Hotel Signor.Michael Little
Article on Cabbage Row and the 1920 Elkland
Census