Ulster Township was one of the original towns planned by the Susquehanna Company and one of the few to survive government control from Connecticut to Pennsylvania.
Residents
| Anthony, J. S. | Howie, J. | Price, E. |
| Barber | Huff, I. | Right, R. |
| Bartholomew, G. | Huff, J. | Russell, G. W. |
| Brooks, F. M. | Hutchen, H. | Sherman, T. |
| Burrell, R. W. | Lark House | Simons, H. |
| Cash, D. | Lewis, A. | Smith, A.B. |
| Covey, S. C. | Lewis, L. | Smith, J. |
| Davidson, H. | Lewis, W. | Smith, R |
| Dixon, R. | Mallory, C. | Store |
| Fuller, J. | Mather, J. A. | Tracy, B. |
| Gibson, W. | McCauley, ? | Tracy, B. |
| Gilmore, A. | McKay, J. | Van Dyke, D. |
| Gilmore, J. | McKenny, R. | Van Dyke, G. W. |
| Gilmore, T. W. | Merrill, W. | Van Dyke, W. |
| Gilmore, W. | Miller, I. | Walker, D. B. |
| Griffith, A. | Moor, R. | Walkins, L. |
| Higgins, D. | Moore, E. B. | Warner, M. |
| Higgins, P. | Park, J | |
| Hotel | Pollock?, W. |
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