1994 Map of Jefferson

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The Grand State Wild and Scenic River defines the western edge of this Ashtabula County landscape, winding through a region rooted in the Connecticut Western Reserve. The village of Jefferson serves as a primary hub, characterized by its grid of residential streets and the presence of the Fairground and Oakdale Cem. This mid-1990s record shows a rural-residential mosaic where agricultural land is intersected by numerous family-named roads like Hickok Road and Stumpville Road. Small crossroads and hamlets such as Lenox Center, Eagleville, and Turkey Foot Corner anchor the surrounding townships. Numerous watercourses, including Mill Creek and Plum Creek, drain toward the river, while several rural cemeteries such as West Lenox Cem and Union Cem offer essential points of interest for genealogists tracing long-established local lineages.