. Jefferson County, Pennsylvania : her pioneers and people, 1800-1915. residing inwhat is now Clover township. His name alsoappears in the lists of 1827 and 1836. In1826 he lived at Coder Dam, just west ofBrookville, where he was elected a countycommissioner that year. In 1834, 1836 and1839 he was appointed road viewer by thecourts of Jefferson county. In 1830 he wasa candidate for sheriff, but lost by a vote, thereturns being 130 and 129. Soon after thishe moved just west of what is now Sunimer-ville, where he was appointed and served sev-eral years as justice of the peace. In 1835he moved to
. Jefferson County, Pennsylvania : her pioneers and people, 1800-1915. residing inwhat is now Clover township. His name alsoappears in the lists of 1827 and 1836. In1826 he lived at Coder Dam, just west ofBrookville, where he was elected a countycommissioner that year. In 1834, 1836 and1839 he was appointed road viewer by thecourts of Jefferson county. In 1830 he wasa candidate for sheriff, but lost by a vote, thereturns being 130 and 129. Soon after thishe moved just west of what is now Sunimer-ville, where he was appointed and served sev-eral years as justice of the peace. In 1835he moved to what is now Polk township,where he was assessed among the taxables ofSnyder in 1836, and at his house the firstelection for Polk was fixed by Act of Assemblyin 1851. He and his brother Jacob were greathunters, killing many bears, wolves, deer, wild-cats, foxes, and other wild beasts right herein the county. The writer well remembershearing the hunters horn blown by Jacob,calling his dogs, ringing clear and shrill inthe early morning air. from the hills of Clover \. JEFFERSON COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA 281 township, for many years. Frederick Het-rick had children: Adam, Mrs. Eliza Carrier,Mrs. Margaret Vandervort, Mrs. MagdalenaVasbinder, Mrs. Susan Conger, Henry, Carrier, Mrs. Eve Long, Mrs. AnnaDavis, Mrs. Mary McAninch, Mrs. CatherineLucas, Mrs. Hanna Shaffer Osborn, and Wil-liam. (2) Mrs. Elizabeth Black, daughter ofJacob, born 1791, had John Black (of nearBrockwayville or DuBois) and Jacob McFad-den (of Polk township, deceased). (3) Miller, born 1794, had children: Jesse,Philip, Abe, Mike, Kate, Christena and Sarah.(4) Mrs. Catherine Parson, born 1795, hadchildren : Sofie, Mrs. William Fishel; Susannaor Frena, Mrs. Peffer; Betta, Mrs. Smith;Daniel; and John, of Marchand, Pa. (5)Christena, born 1797, married Christofel (orStoffle) Hetrick, and had: Frederick, Adam,Philip, Peter, Jacob, Mrs. Susana Shaffer, Brosious and Mrs. Margaret Knapp.(6) Jac
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