Columbiana county, ohio demographics
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| ALFRED U. RICHARDSON, manager of the Southern Division of the Columbiana County Telephone Company, is a resident of East Liverpool. He was born in Middleton township, Columbiana County, Ohio, Nov. 18, 1867, and is a son of Thomas J. and Hannah E. (Shaffer) Richardson. Thomas J. Richardson, father of our subject, was born in 1833 in Middleton township, was educated in the local schools and remained on the old homestead farm until 1890. In 1894, in association with his son, Alfred U., he embarked in a drug and hardware business under the firm named of Richardson & Son, which was continued until 1897 when the hardware feature was discontinued. The business is now operated as a drug store and such articles are also kept for sale as are usually found in the modern first-class
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Historical Sketch of Columbiana County Columbiana County is located on the eastern edge of Ohio and is bounded on the east by the State of Pennsylvania, on the south by the Ohio River and Jefferson and Carroll Counties, on the west by Carroll and Stark Counties, and on the north by Mahoning County. The county is irregular in shape, has a total area of 534 square miles, and is composed of 18 townships. About 20 miles of the county border upon the Ohio River, which drains most of the region through the various branches of Yellow Creek and Beaver River. A watershed passes through the western part of the county, with the result that the northwestern sections are drained into the Mahoning River, while the southwestern corner is drained by the Tuscarawas-Muskingum system. The surface of the county is varied. The glacial boundary runs through Columbiana centrally from east to west and touches the City of Lisbon. The surface of the northern part of the county was therefore molded to some extent by glacial action, while the southern part belongs to the unglaciated plateau, the topography Copyright ©yambump.pages.dev 2025 |