Moving - Wayne Township, Pennsylvania

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In the meantime, enjoy the brief history of Wayne Township. PA, included here.

A Brief History of Wayne Towsnhip, PA

In 1755, Barnabas Barnes was the first settler to live on land that is now Wayne Township. The township was created in 1782 from a portion of Derry and was one of the original townships when Mifflin County was established. The township was named for General “Mad” Anthony Wayne, popular Revolutionary War hero.
In 1776, William Scott bought land that later became Atkinson’s Mill, after Lukens Atkinson purchased some property from Scott in 1812 and built a grist mill.
Ryde, a community with a grist mill, store, depot, telegraph office and a few homes, was a station on the Main Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
“Long Hollow - Small Valley” were noted on the earliest maps of the region are in Wayne Township.
The Matilda Furnace, from the early iron industry, are ruins located in this township.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company quarries located in Wayne, have long been a source of sand for making glass.