Another dwelling, and David Stogdale's farm house, with a school-house near the present store, and removed in 1842, completed the community. It had neither tavern, wheelwright, nor blacksmith.
The settlement consisted of another home, David Stogdale's farm house, and a nearby school house that was eventually taken down in 1842. The community also lacked amenities such as a tavern, wheelwright, or blacksmith.