identifier:   26d7aca5-ffa1-4dc3-b15d-f883f57e5e88

description:   Taken from the website: Blickenstaff Cemetery overlooks a small creek in Monroe Township, the southern edge of Miami County, and is located on land that was part of a tract deed to Michael Fair’s heirs in 1812 by President James Madison. Land grants to Jacob Fair and Jacob Blickenstaff, brother-in-law of Michael Fair, were for adjoining lands. The cemetery is also known as the Karns Cemetery as Michael and Elizabeth Blickenstaff Clark Fair's daughter, Catharine, married Abraham Karns. The Karns were deeded the property in 1838 by the other heirs of Michael and Elizabeth and built the brick house which still stands today on the property with the year 1856 scratched into a brick on the south side of the house. They owned the property until Abraham’s death 52 years later in 1890.

creator:   Ken R. Noffsinger

form:   website

title:   Blickenstaff (Karns) Cemetery: Monroe Township, Miami County, Ohio

collector:   Tipp City Public Library

extent:   3200 MB

Language:   eng

subject:   family cemeteries,  restoration,  monroe township

rights:   http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/

identifier:   4b8f4e03-cbbf-47a7-9e21-c77ceabb6f1e

description:   Taken from website: In the Summer of 2001, the farm that was home for five generations of Coppcks was sold from the family. This site remembers the Coppock Homestead in Monroe Township, Miami County, Ohio, its extended family and their history.

creator:   Ken R. Noffsinger

form:   website

title:   The Homestead

collector:   Tipp City Public Library

extent:   3200 MB

Language:   eng

subject:   genealogy,  history,  monroe township

rights:   http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/

identifier:   a7bcb9e4-978d-472b-b7ad-d3a04092bba0

description:   Taken from the website: From the time of its founding through a significant portion of the 19th century, the economy of the United States was largely agricultural. Most people lived on farms and they produced much of what they consumed. If the house was the heart of the 19th century family farm, then the barn was its soul. This website remembers one of those barns, the Coppock family's Pennsylvania Barn, built in 1857 near Tippecanoe City, Ohio. It was demolished in 2005.

creator:   Ken R. Noffsinger

form:   website

title:   CoppockBarn.com

collector:   Tipp City Public Library

extent:   3200 MB

Language:   eng

subject:   history,  agriculture,  tipp city

rights:   http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/

identifier:   847b652c-e434-42c5-b29a-7a7232331984

description:   Taken from website: Those that have lived in the Tipp City, Ohio area for any significant period of time are probably familiar with the "Iron Dog" near the intersection of Evanston Road and County Road 25A in Tipp City, although most would likely be hard-pressed to provide exact details of the canine's history.

creator:   Ken R. Noffsinger

form:   website

title:   The Tippecanoe City, Ohio “Iron Dog”

collector:   Tipp City Public Library

extent:   3200 MB

Language:   eng

subject:   cemeteries,  family history,  restoration

rights:   http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/