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Hardin
County was formed from old Indian territory as early as
1820, it was not organized until January 8, 1833, previous to which it formed
for judicial purposes a part of Logan County, and when Champaign was organized
of that county. About half of the county is level and the
remainder undulating, and all capable of thorough drainage.
The soil is part gravelly loam and part clayey and based on limestone and
rich. Its original forests were very heavy in timber and of
the usual varieties.
Originally the deep woods of the county were singularly free from underbrush, so that the pioneers could see a long distance between the trees. It is supposed that this arose from a habit of the Indians of annually burning the underbrush to facilitate the capture of game. Owing to the heavy timber the county slowly settled, so that as late as 1840 it had but 9 inhabitants to the square mile. The county, like Marion, is on the great watershed of the State, the southern part being in the Mississippi valley and the northern part in the Lake Erie basin. Its principal streams are the Scioto and the Blanchard, the waters of the first going into the Ohio and the other into Lake Erie. The Blanchard, Hog Creek and the north branch of the Miami head in this county, while the Scioto heads in Auglaize County, enters Hardin from the southwest, flows through the great Scioto marsh, first goes northeast and then southeast by Kenton.
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Hardin County Courthouse
1 Courthouse
Square
Kenton, Ohio 43326
Mary Lou Johnson Public Library
325 East Columbus
Street
Kenton,
OH 43326
Phone - (419) 673-2278

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