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Lodi, New York

Summary

Settled 1816. Named Lodi, 1822. Incorporated as Gowanda village, 1848. Straddled Cattaraugus River. Population in 1842 about 700. Transferred from Perrysburg to Persia Township when Persia was created, 1835.

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Perrysburg and Collins townships
Town/City
Lodi (now Gowanda)
County
Cattaraugus and Erie counties
State/Province
New York
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United States of America
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