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Purpose-built, strategic locations. Champaign, IL. Lexington, OH. Edmond, OK. Raleigh, NC. Aurora, IL. Yakima, WA. Central Point, OR. Albuquerque, NM. Broken Arrow, OK. Des Moines, IA. He found swampy forest land, a few settlers who were squatting or had purchased property from earlier land agents, and two or three friendly Potawatomi Indians A tribe once aligned with the Ottawa Indians, the Potawatomis had a village on the St Joseph River, near Leo-Cedarville, Indiana, 23 miles northwest of Hicksville.

Note: In the Wyandot Indians, also called Huron Indians, were the last Native Americans to be removed from Ohio, and shamefully moved to a reservation in Kansas, the same place the Potawatomi had been taken. Over the years Alfred Edgerton would sell , acres of land in the Hicksville area, while purchasing 40, acres.

He sold much of this at very generous terms to settlers moving into Defiance and Williams counties. When the county was split, the county seats became Defiance and Bryan, Ohio. Residents named Bryan after John A. Bryan, a former auditor of Ohio, and the person who donated the land for the Williams county seat in When Alfred Edgerton came into what is now called Hicksville, he kept in mind his instructions from Henry Hicks his employer to find a region with timber and possible land holdings for expected settlers.

It was to be a desirable location between the established Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Defiance, Ohio, and to be called Hicksville. Hicksville, New York, on Long Island, is named after the same business and family.

The virgin timber in and around Hicksville has been described by Dr. Modern day Ohio Route 2 was an Indian trail that started at the Indiana line and followed the western edge of the Great Black Swamp as it twisted and turned toward Toledo. The beach and sloping remnants of the glacier edge of the Great Black Swamp are especially evident after crops are removed in the fall.

Hicksville is not served by important river tributaries that were so important for early settlement, but did have high water tables especially on the southern outskirts of the present village. South of Hicksville on Defiance County Lake Road, artesian wells still bubble water up from the ground. In places pipes have been put into the ground to allow people to collect this treasured fresh drinking water.

The availability of a high water table led to the creation of various businesses, including a barrel-making operation in around the block of High Street and Millcreek Drive the area was more of a large pond from High Street to the current swimming pool at the park ,and the Harkey Canning Company at this spot in later years. Water allowed timbering to prosper, including the Crook and Miller Handle Factory still in operation , and other logging entities that transformed the virgin trees into lumber for Eastern shipping fleets, and grade lumber for construction in farming while supplying the wood to build area homes and buildings.

Left over slab wood provided fuel for area clay kilns to make tile for draining and ditching. The last clay tile-making operation was the Hulbert and Tomlinson Company that stood on the east side of the block of South Bunnell Street which closed in the s. Recognizing the need for commerce, Mr. In to sort out the sale of property to settlers and investors, Edgerton had a land office built in Hicksville.

It remains as an historical site and is located beside the Johnson Memorial Library in the block of West High Street. Interestingly, he moved to Fort Wayne, Indiana, in and kept his large home in Hicksville as a summer mansion.

When the Edgerton family residence was moved it was so large that three homes were created from it and placed in various parts of Hicksville. One part was taken to West High Street. Another section is the large home on the most southwest corner of South Maple Street. The author is unaware of where the third was taken. Wagons were taken across the Maumee River near Antwerp by ferry boat. The Antwerp Pike a wooden corduroy road was under constant repair as the logs would rot, and the mosquito-infested trail was not really tamed until the large ditching efforts began while draining the Great Black Swamp.

Cons they took too many breaks. After everyone clocked in we would have a safety meeting before work I would supervise every-bodies work made sure the work was done correctly Had to inspect making sure there were no cracks and such.

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