James took charge of the first mill in Logan County, remaining there about three years. He then moved almost a mile east, located on a farm, and in connection with farming carried on a sawmill for about five years. In about 1831 he built the first carding mill in Logan County, located on Otter Creek. He carried this on for about 12 years before moving back to East Liberty, where he farmed and milled until his death in 1874.
James took charge of the first mill in Logan County, remaining there about three years. He then moved almost a mile east, located on a farm, and in connection with farming carried on a sawmill for about five years. In about 1831 he built the first carding mill in Logan County, located on Otter Creek. He carried this on for about 12 years before moving back to East Liberty, where he farmed and milled until his death in 1874.
Family Members
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Job Garwood
1796 – unknown
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Esther Garwood Hatcher
1798–1882
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William Garwood
1804–1875
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Susannah Garwood Lane
1806–1859
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Levi Garwood Jr
1808–1836
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Aaron Garwood
1809–1840
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John Garwood
1811–1879
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Hope L Garwood Reynolds
1813–1833
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Rachel Garwood Dotson
1816–1838
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Charles W Garwood
1817–1898
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Eusebia N. Garwood
1822–1842
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