I have a map dated 1951 entitled God's Country, Pennsylvania's Last Frontier, Showing places of historic interest, towns, roads, streams, mountains, and other things enjoyed by the outdoorsman. As I looked at it I realized there were lots of names and dates that might mean something to someone, so I decided to post them along with a general idea of where on the map the information was located. It is not a road map showing county borders etc., but more like a schematic drawing of the area and seems to encompass the counties of Clearfield, Elk, Cameron, eastern Jefferson, and western Clinton. For that reason, I am sending this to all those county lists. There is no more information than what I have listed, but I will be glad to answer questions if something needs clarified. Hope this helps someone. Beverly Carter [email protected] Reynoldsville; George SMITH 1827-1901 Wolf and panther hunter. Killed 500 wolves McGee's Mills; first raft. Reed KING and Josiah WOODWARD 1823 Patchinville; Underground railroad station. Geo. ATCHINSON Grampian; Underground railroad, MOORES Bridgeport; Sam ARNOLD mill Rocton; Seth NELSON killed last wolves 1888-1891 Winterburn; CRAIG and BLANCHARD Mills 1873-1874 DuBois; John DUBOIS, Big Mill 1876-1908 Brady Camp; Bill LONG 1789-1880 King Hunter of Alleghenies. Killed 2,000 wolves, 400 bear, 3500 deer, 50 panthers, 75 otters, 500 lynx, and 400 foxes! Clearfield; Ellis IRVIN and son, mill Tyler; Philip B. BLISS 1838-1876 Noted hymn writer Karthaus; WING and GOTCHELL make first log drive 1852 Karthaus; KRISE farm and nearby LIEGY farm North of Karthaus; LINCOLN farm with child's grave Emporium; RUSSELL'S mill Driftwood; At the outbreak of the Civil War, the Bucktail Volunteers rafted to Harrisburg Cherry Springs; Leroy LYMAN 1821-1886 and "Jake" HAMMERSLEY Great Hunter Renova; Big panther, 9 ft 2 in, Sam SNYDER January 5, 1837 (?57) Hick's Run; John E. DUBOIS Mill and Town 1905-1912