Germantown and Scotland, PA

From "Historical Sketch of Franklin County" p. 209
(Prepared for the centennial celebration, held at Chambersburg, PA, July 4, 1876

"Germantown is a small village in Greene Township, situate on the public road leading from Scotland to Fayetteville, about midway between the two places. It contains a population of about fifty persons."

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p. 217
Scotland (P.O.) is situated on the Conococheague creek, in Greene township, about five miles north-east of Chambersburg, and a short distance south of Scotland station, on the Cumberland Valley railroad. It contains two churches, (one Covenanter and one United Brethren), three stores, a grist and saw mill, a planing mill, and a population of about two hundred and twenty-five persons.

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Strasburg is also mentioned as being in Franklin County (Letterkenny township), and there was a Strasburg Walton that I found a while back. ....
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