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Florence Township, Ohio

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Located in northeast part of county. Surveyed 1807. Settled May 1809. Organized 7 Apr. 1817. Area noted for sandstone quarries and beds of iron ore. Population in 1830 about 800. Population in 1833 about 850. JS sent letter introducing William E. McLellin to branch of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at Florence, ca. 8 Oct. 1834.

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Florence Township
County
Huron County (now in Erie County)
State/Province
Ohio
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United States of America
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