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Huston Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania from Caldwell's 1878 Atlas. Click twice to see the map in legible form. In the center, just southwest of the Penfield, can be seen the adjacent properties of S.[tephen] Bundy and his son [Stephen] A.[twood] Bundy. In comparison with the 1866 map, Stephen an d his son, who went by Atwood, appear to have switched properties. The area where Stephen Bundy and his wife Lucinda first settled is to the west, marked S. Conway just south of the head of Bliss Run, as described by Dixon. Also near S. Bundy is W.D Woodward, certainly the William D. Woodward who sold Thomas Jefferson Bundy his land in Wabasha County, Minnesota on a deed executed in Clearfield County but filed in Wabasha County.
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![Huston Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania from Caldwell's 1878 Atlas. Click twice to see the map in legible form. In the center, just southwest of the Penfield, can be seen the adjacent properties of S.[tephen] Bundy and his son [Stephen] A.[twood] Bundy. In comparison with the 1866 map, Stephen an d his son, who went by Atwood, appear to have switched properties. The area where Stephen Bundy and his wife Lucinda first settled is to the west, marked S. Conway just south of the head of Bliss Run, as described by Dixon. Also near S. Bundy is W.D Woodward, certainly the William D. Woodward who sold Thomas Jefferson Bundy his land in Wabasha County, Minnesota on a deed executed in Clearfield County but filed in Wabasha County.](http://www.bobhartfamily.com/gallery/albums/Bundy_Stephen_Hewitt_Lucinda/Huston_Twp_Map_1878.sized.jpg "Huston Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania from Caldwell's 1878 Atlas. Click twice to see the map in legible form. In the center, just southwest of the Penfield, can be seen the adjacent properties of S.[tephen] Bundy and his son [Stephen] A.[twood] Bundy. In comparison with the 1866 map, Stephen an d his son, who went by Atwood, appear to have switched properties. The area where Stephen Bundy and his wife Lucinda first settled is to the west, marked S. Conway just south of the head of Bliss Run, as described by Dixon. Also near S. Bundy is W.D Woodward, certainly the William D. Woodward who sold Thomas Jefferson Bundy his land in Wabasha County, Minnesota on a deed executed in Clearfield County but filed in Wabasha County.")
