Shelton #73 school on the farm of TF Shelton
Rogersville was est by James Rogers
Saraville was est by John T Davis and named for his daughter Sara. Also called Sayerville.
Davis Cemetery
An unknown school in 1876
JC Parks Cemetery
Arnold Cemetery
Hall school on 1876 map
Hall Cemetery
Spring Hill Baptist Church, successor to the Gum Springs Church
Palzo is still found on some maps. It was named for an old greeting "Hi Old Palzo" Unknown school in 1876 and church.
Tanner cemetery
Gum Spring was on Sugar Creek and the site of the Gum Springs Church
Spring Hill Baptist Church
Spring Hill cemetery
Henshaw #76 school was on land donated by Hugh Henshaw.
Stonefort was known to the French in the 1700's as Eau de Salle and was probably a French trading post at one time. Stonefort was first located in Saline Co about a mile over the county line. The town grew up near an old stone fort, thus the name. There is an unknown school in 1876. The RR missed this town, so the town of Bolton was plated in 1872 by James Russell around the RR. Over time the old village of Stone fort moved to what was called Bolton, taking the post office with it. The Stonefort ME South was est in 1885 by Rev WH Nelson. Although it wasn't until about 1936 when the town was officially named Stone Fort.
unknown school in 1876
unknown church in 1876
Holmes Cemetery
unknown school in 1876
Simmons Cemetery
Wilburn #80 school, the name was changed to Free Silver in 1896
unknown school & church in 1876