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Twp	Name	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
Jackson	Abraham Day	1	1			1		2			1			1
	Robert Dillon1	2	1				1	1	1	2		1		1
	John Dillon					1					1			1
	John Duke	1	2				1				1			1
	Jesse Dawns2	1				1		1			1			1
	Jacob Dennis					1					1			1
	John Earleywine3				4		1			2		1		5
	Adam Earleywine	3				1		3		1	1			1
	Charles Elliott		1	2	3		1		2			1		3
	Benjamin Ellick	1				1		2		1				1
	Arthur Albert	2			1			1		2		1		1
	Hugh Elliott	2			1	1		1		1				1
	Joseph McMahan Jr	1	2			1	1	2						3
	Jacob Welker4		1		3			1		1				1
	Peter Eby	2			1			1			1			1
	Joseph Dun					1		1	1	1				1
	Andrew Fry		2				1			1		1		1
	Arthur Fossett5	2				1		1		1				1
	Abraham Fry	2				1		4		1				1
	Saml Farquher6				1	2	1				1	1		2
	Wm Green	3				1		1			1			1
	[name missing from film]					1		2	2		1			1

If no footnote is given, my reading of a name agrees with the FTM 1820 Census Index (Broderbund CD-314); otherwise, below is their indexer's reading of the name:
¹Robert Dilton.
²Jesse Dawus.
³Johnathan Earlegwine.  As best I can tell, the scribe had written "Jonathan," then changed it to "John" by marking out the "than," changing the initial "n" to "h" and the initial "a" to "n," which latter came out a blob.  The EARLYWINE family is present in Knox County in the early 1800s.
⁴Jacob Wilker.
⁵Arthur Fassett.
⁶Samuel Farquker.

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