Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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Perry Cawnshzp - ,414 Surly J-listargf The Stumps and the Houcks Also figuring prominently in the beginnings of Perry Township were the Stumps and the I-Ioucks. Frederick Stump and his wife Mar- garet moved to Stark County in the spring of 1808. He built a log cabin where he and his wife gave birth to ten of their eleven children. During those early days, sources state that Stump, on occasion, went to Cleveland to have some grain ground. It took a week for the trip. During one of his journeys, Indians came to the cabin, and Mrs. Stump, alarmed by their presence, gave them half a sack of meal. Shortly they returned, Mrs. Stump thought they had come for the rest of the meal. Instead, they left a dressed deer. Of the eleven Stump children, Levi remained on the farm and, because of his frugality and resourcefulness, continued the success of his father. Levi became one of the first horticulturists in the county, and the first The simple, austere, and rough hewn meeting place of the Society of Friends in Kendall served two purposes: this is where the Quakers Q ff- 'fir' V item A XR -. 4- mt- individual in the 'county who specialized in growing small fruits. In 1871 he built one of the grandest residences in Stark County, a 21 room house and lived the life of a gentleman farmer. The property is still in the same family, and the home still stands as one of the land- marks of Richville. With the building of the Ohio Canal in 1828, traffic to Massillon from the East grew heavy, and the taverns along the route could not handle it. John I-Iouck, who had a farm on the present site of Richville, laid out the village in 1836 and built a large tavern on the northeast cor- ner of the 'asquaref' The tavern housed travel- ing farmers, and fed their horses. 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l V, Xa, ,,, az is 'lv-,1- -. A iii 1 f 'iaifgg' ,, z ,i Perry Coufnslzrv - ,ilu Stab J-fzstary A 5' -159' A A A JQZ LSKQ Although the reader does not realize it, he is 1 fl K s familiar with the names of many of theqearly y 4, is iw an . Q, V .V A ,..- settlers of Perry Township, for many of the gfflir ' 1 . A M Wi-Q ' , streets are named after them. Listed below are 'agarose f 'A y - - , -62133. rf ' ,.Lfi5i'23- ii some of the more familiar. P we U, -,E . 9 Name Settled Birthplace Occupation fi A A gg N . 1 li W 4 Q ' A Albright, Henry 1862 Germany Farmer X UI, if wh up p Bordner, Hamman 1844 Ohio fbi' if ' A .r . Doll, Benjamin 1857 Ohio U ' A itio f y Graber, Peter 1854 France H ,, in L-, T s f I4 Foltz, Ephraim 1856 Ohio Carpenter A Miller, William 1827 Ohio Farmer gj. 1. ix 'Y' Nave, Lester 187414 Indiana Teacher 51 s i 'A Snively, A. D. 1850 Ohio f bu- km . ' 'V Vi Shidler, U. W. 1859 Pa. Farmer iyccy Q, 3t p 552 1 , Shuler,,loseph 1852 France Saw Mill ' gow, H' tj' Whipple, Thomas 1840 Ohio Farmer A 5 fini? Ffii Ya 'r l 1 'rj , rk. Y X: 1- 2 1:22. Z .f-. N liwl A fri K Q gr s Q, Vfy E lg .41 3 -. .ga 1 J .X 5 fi, a.i. ? ' ,f ir 553 ,S N H 1 .Q 1 1 N is is , it i'ig5'f?ffi'l'A1Z1fE5fr5.,Q1- 4 . ' Y 'Y , ' iii rf' ,fil,f'C.!iiIx'l-j - , c eir'i is 'Sr f Cf ' 'O' , , l' ,Z f X gf, 1 5 fl ff? if if iafffb r Aw L 'l , 1' rg ' 4 ,f ' 5 if K 3 ' t A f , ' .5 A iff' ,, if fxlV,l.,i' ,X L,?j,fzf V g 'LQ 1 M , l. If ' ,, 2 ui A ' rufxktj, fi f j jf? 1' f fl 'J f r W 7 fy ' ' fp ,ffl 1 fb , fir A ef 1 'I fi fu' 5 fn: 'I' 1,7 K ihQ'- if i l,f, 1' ff' .J-. I,-A! M' af Q. I V 13' X 2 L!,V.,,!'fHJ 246112, Q e. ,my gi bln! xx, 'X' l' ' 'if A if .1 ll lv, 1 Q 1 it fin if 5 ,. ,swf U ' ff 'U tr 1 ,CEM ., ,I I f'1,1f le' L '11 'r fl -sw ,f ff I 35 ,V if l 1 , Levi Stump became one of the' most successful farmers in Perry Township. His home, built in 1871 still stands and is owned by the Stump family. Because of the many streams in the area, bridges were built. Toll bridges were common until free bridges were built. 1 F I , fr' l 'K if af A