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Twp	Name	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
Jackson	George Lang1	1			1					1				1
	John Young	1			1			1			1			1
	Amos Leonard	1			1	1		2			1			1
	Solomon Barton	1				1			2		1			1
	Wm Hall	2				1	1		1			1		1
	Eleanor Welker2	1	1		1				1	1	1	3	1	1
	Adam Lybarger					1								1
	John Campbell	2					1				1			1
	George Lybarger	1					1		2			1		1
	Henry Lybarger	2					1		1			1		1
	Frederick Lybarger		2					1		1		1		1
	Jacob Baker	2					1				1			1
	Jacob Cha????3					1					1			1
	Charles Horne/Honn4	1	1	1	2			1	1	2				3
	Richard Castor/Cartor5	2				1		2			1			1
	Wm Roden					1					1			1
	John Caller	1					1		2		1			1
	Wm Caller6	1			1				1		1			1
	James Barr					1		1		1				1
	Jesse Hall					1		1		1		1		2
	Russel Smith	1				1					1			1
	Jesse Inlow	2				1		1			1			1
	Wm Freshwater	1		1	1	1		2	3	1	2			3

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:
¹George Lodag.  The only certain thing about this surname is that it starts with "L" and ends with "g."  The second letter is a small, round blob — or this could be a blob on the tail of the "L."  Next are two arcs that could be "cc" or could be the two separated elements of an "a," but not, I think, "d."  Then, just before the terminal "g," is a letter that could be "u" or "n," but not, I think, "a."
²Eleonor Welker.
³Jacob Chance.  Really, it's just "Cha..." drawn out into a wavy line of five or six slight humps, which could be anything (with no ascenders or descenders).
⁴Charles Honn.
⁵Richard Cartor.
⁶Willaim Caller.

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