Communities  Lebanon, Oregonia, Spring Hill, Waynesville
Cemeteries  Corwin Cemetery, Presbyterian Cemetery
Families  Ross, Van der Voort/Vandervort

See also Passaic Valley.
Communities  Union Village
Cemeteries  Tucker Burying Ground (Lines Tucker Farm)
Families  Moore

Communities  Narragansett

Notes  Washington Valley is several miles west of Morristown.  See also Passaic Valley.
Families  Allen, Drake

Notes  See Feltville.

Communities  Milwaukee

Communities  Richmond

Communities  Detroit

Cemeteries  See also Corwin Cemetery

History  See Richfield Township.

Notes  The Connecticut Western Reserve Claim was a corner of northeastern Ohio, specifically Huron County, Ohio, and everything north and east of it in Ohio.  The Western Reserve includes all of the counties of Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Huron, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage and Trumbull; most of the counties of Erie and Summit; and portions of the counties of Ashland, Mahoning and Ottawa.  Connecticut relinquished its claim on this land in 1800.

Notes  Westfield was part of Essex County around the 17-18^th Centuries.  See also Passaic Valley.
Families  Tucker

Cemeteries  Sugar Grove Cemetery
Families  Van der Voort/Vandervort

Communities  Marlboro
Cemeteries  Marlboro Center Cemetery (also known as Center Cemetery and South Street Cemetery)

Counties  Waukesua

History  White's Station was the farthest outpost of Cincinnati, until Henry Tucker founded Tucker's Station.  The area around White's Station became Carthage, which is now part of Cincinnati.
Families  Tucker, White

Families  Ilsley, Moore

Notes  See also Tucker's Station.
Cemeteries  Tucker Graveyard (Tucker's Station)

History  Roughly the area of the modern German state of Baden-Wurttemberg that is east of the Rhine River.
Communities  Gammelshausen, Gruibingen, Metzingen, Ohmden, Rottenacker, Schlierbach
Families  Hoyh

Communities  Upper Sandusky