Alspach, Henry - 1808 land patent
Baugher, Jacob - 1813 land patent
Bright, Major - 1806 land patent
Courtright, Jesse D. - 1814 land warrent (*4)
Crumly, Christian - 1802/03 (*2)
Falkner, Martin - 1806 land patent (*1)
Flick, Andrew - 1807 land patent
Glick, Philip 1809 land warrent section 30
Hairoff, Peter - land patent 1807
Hanna, John - 1807 land patent
Harper, Samuel - 1807 land patent
Holmes, Thomas - 1808 land patent
Hosher, George - 1806 (*3)
Hoy, Adam - 1816 land patent
Hoy, Daniel - 1809 land warrent
Lane, Wilkinson - 1808 land patent
Lee, Samuel - 1806 land patent
Lee, Zebulon - 1807 land patent
Mason, Isaac - 1807 - land patent
Needles, George - 1808 - land patent
Newkirk, Reuben - 1807 land patent
Schneider, Adam - 1808 land patent
Spurgeon, Samuel - 1806 land patent
Stine, Michael - 1806 land patent
Tomlinson/Tumbleston, 1805 - 1805 land patent
Wright, David - 1802 land patent
*1 spelled "Felner" on 1806 tax list
*2 "In 1802 or 1803 Christian Crumly (Crombich on land patent) came to Bloom Township and settled along the headwaters of the Hockhocking. However, he discovered he had settled on the wrong land. He crossed to the other side of the stream and took up government land sometime prior to 1812, the date of his land patent", from "Crossroads and Fence Corners", Charles R. Goslin, 1976 p 132. ISBN 8214-0366-4
*3 "...immediately after making his initial payment on land in Section 3, laid out in 1806 the town of Jefferson. It was in 1811 that he received the patent for the land." From "Crossroads and Fence Corners", Charles R. Goslin, 1976, p 132. ISBN 8214-0366-4
*4 After receiving his land warrent in 1814, Jesse D. Courtright laid out the community of Greencastle, "Crossroads and Fence Corners", Charles R. Goslin, 1976, p 132. ISBN 8214-0366-4
