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year. The second saw-mill was put up by 0. Little and William L. Barker, on Buckheart Creek, in 1835—since better known as Mans’ Mill °Th &	&tUM to mn tlie ““U seven or eight months in the
year. The first Sunday-school was started in December, 1839, as a Union School, in Liverpool. The first church was a Baptist, called the Sale M ^ ^ ^ ^ Wafer Cnough to eight months in the ^jwag built by the ,01d-School Presbyterians, in Liverpool, in 1847. The first School-house was built on the north-west comer of Section 30° called th^ng|lloufai- of log8’ “*1836- The first frame church