. History of Chautauqua County, New York, and its people. the east by Cattarauguscounty. It is understood to have been namedafter Ellington in Connecticut. Most of the ?This narrative is by Mr. Theodore A. Case. passing through the northeast corner of lot 7and centrally through lot 8 and through thenortheast corner of lot 16. The village of Ellington is located on lots28 and 29, at about the center of the town, andin the valley of Clear creek and Twenty-eightcreek, which streams unite just east of the vil-lage. The present population of the village isabout 400, and of the town about 1,400. Two
. History of Chautauqua County, New York, and its people. the east by Cattarauguscounty. It is understood to have been namedafter Ellington in Connecticut. Most of the ?This narrative is by Mr. Theodore A. Case. passing through the northeast corner of lot 7and centrally through lot 8 and through thenortheast corner of lot 16. The village of Ellington is located on lots28 and 29, at about the center of the town, andin the valley of Clear creek and Twenty-eightcreek, which streams unite just east of the vil-lage. The present population of the village isabout 400, and of the town about 1,400. Twoand one-half miles east of the village and onthe county-line road between Chautauqua andCattaraugus, is the village of Clear Creek, andone and one-fourth miles north of the latterplace on lot 7 is Conewango Valley, a stationon the Buffalo & Southwestern railroad. Fromthis place a bus runs twice a day, carrying mailand passengers to and from Ellington via ClearCreek. Four and one-half miles to the southis Kennedv, in Poland ; a station on the Erie.
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