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Excerpt from History of Logan County Ohio The present State of Ohio, comprising an extent of country 210 miles north and south, 220 miles east and west, in length and breadth acres - is a part of the Old Northwest Territory. This Territory embraced all of the present States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and so much of Minnesota as lies east of the Mississippi River. It became a corporate existence soon after the formation of the Virginia Colony, and when that colony took on the dignity of State government it became a county thereof, whose exact outline was unknown. The county embraced in its limits more territory than is com prised ih all the New England and Middle States, ...
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