_History of Champaign County_ Chicago. W.H. Beers & Co. 1881 Reprinted 1972 R977.146 H6731A p. 422 April, 1813, the Trustees allowed the following claim: "Mad River Township, debtor, to William DARNELL, for Warning township officers, 50 cents." April 17, 1815, the township was laid out in three districts for road purposes, and Christian Stephens, Peter Smith and Nathan DARNALL, appointed Supervisors. p. 423 Township Elections: 1817: Trustees, Nathan DARNALL, Zachariah PUTMAN, Peter SMITH; Clerk, Abraham STEPHENS; Treasurer, John HALLER; Lister, Abraham STEPHENS; Justice of the Peace, John HALLER. 1820: Election held at the house of Joseph SIMS; number of votes cast, one hundred and eleven. Trustees, Nathan DARNALL, William RUNKLE, <snip> I think these Darnells are in my family tree - haven't quite sorted it out yet. Diane Hettrick Seattle dhettrick@earthlink.net