Butler Twp1 | Kittanning Twp2 | Butler Borough3 | Kittanning Borough4 | Butler County5 | Armstrong County6 | |
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1800: | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | 3916 | 2399 |
1810: | 453 | 1197 | n/a | 309 | 7346 | 6143 |
1820: | 472 | 976 | n/a | 318 | 10193 | 318 |
1830: | 768 | 1629 | 580 | 526 | 14581 | 17701 |
1840: | 1389 | 1323 | 861 | 702 | 22378 | 28365 |
1850: | 2622 | 1175 | 1148 | 1561 | 30346 | 29560 |
1860: | 1198 | 1237 | 1399 | 1696 | 35594 | 35797 |
1870: | 984 | 1504 | 1935 | 1889 | 36510 | 43382 |
1880: | 1008 | 1681 | 3163 | 2624 | 52536 | 47641 |
1 (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pabutler/1883/83-16.htm).
2 (http://pagenweb.org/~armstrong/history/book1.htm#cen).
3 (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pabutler/1883/83-16.htm).
4 (http://pagenweb.org/~armstrong/history/book1.htm#cen
5 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butler_County_(PA)).
6 (http://pagenweb.org/~armstrong/history/book1.htm#cen).
What's the difference between a Township (Twp) and a Borough?
You'll find differences in opinion, and it varies from State to State. A township is a unit of local government, usually a subdivision of a county.
A borough is an incorporated municipality smaller than a city. It's usually based on the number of voters in that region.
A borough is smaller than a township.
As of 2011, 557 people in the U.S. have the Klugh name | ||
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156 in Pennsylvania | 12 in Kansas | 3 in Louisiana |
72 in South Carolina | 12 in Colorado | 3 in Massachusetts |
41 in Michigan | 11 in North Carolina | 2 in Alaska |
33 in Florida | 10 in Arizona | 2 in Tennessee |
29 in California | 9 in Washington | 2 in Illinois |
28 in Georgia | 8 in Oklahoma | 2 in Nebraska |
24 in Ohio | 5 in Alabama | 2 in North Dakota |
24 in New York | 4 in Nevada | 2 in West Virginia |
20 in Virginia | 4 in Oregon | 1 in Connecticut |
13 in Texas | 4 in New Jersey | 1 in Iowa |
13 in Maryland | 4 in Arkansas | 1 in D.C. |
The name ranks 36,878th in the U.S.
South Carolina has the most Klughs per capita (2/100,000).
Pennsylvania comes in a close second (1/100,000).
Kansas and Michigan are tied for third place (5/1,000,000).
Illinois comes in a distant last (2/10,000,000).
* From www.whitepages.com.
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