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Brooklyn Centre is primarily composed of '''Original Lot 65'''.
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Early settlers purchased land from Lord and Barber, agents for The Connecticut Company.
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Brooklyn Village included '''Original Lots #65 and #74'''.
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The earliest landowners of Brooklyn Centre were brothers, [[Ebenezer FISH Jr. and Moses FISH]] who purchased all of original Lot 65. Ebenezer taking the north side and Moses the south.
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This land was purchased by the early settlers from Lord and Barber, agents for The Connecticut Company.
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Capt. Ozias Brainard, who arrived in Ohio in 1813, bought all of original Lot 74 in 1815.
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::The earliest landowners of Brooklyn Centre were brothers, [[Ebenezer FISH Jr. and Moses FISH]] who purchased all of [[Original Lot 65]]. Ebenezer taking the north side and Moses the south.
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::Capt. Ozias Brainard, who arrived in Ohio in 1813, bought all of [[Original Lot 74]] in 1815.
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Brooklyn Centre is primarily composed of Original Lot 65.

Brooklyn Village included Original Lots #65 and #74.

This land was purchased by the early settlers from Lord and Barber, agents for The Connecticut Company.

Original Lot 65
The earliest landowners of Brooklyn Centre were brothers, Ebenezer FISH Jr. and Moses FISH who purchased all of Original Lot 65. Ebenezer taking the north side and Moses the south.
Original Lot 74
Capt. Ozias Brainard, who arrived in Ohio in 1813, bought all of Original Lot 74 in 1815.



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