Ohio taking in Refugees

2. Scotia, congress could now legally make such grants of land
3. Grants, awarded to private agencies for various other self-sufficiency programs
6. Lake, todays name for "Big Swamp"
8. Lands, set aside after the federal surveys had progressed to the US
9. Schofield, founder of "Big Swamp"
11. of February, established the boundaries of the refugee track
12. serves as the refugee resettlement office for the state of Ohio
14. Congress, solved to grant land to Canadian refugees
17. Private Partnerships, began welcoming refugees and over time the system has evolved to have a strong infrastructure type of partnerships
18. River Valley, a place where people had been restarting for over a century

1. People, people who were displaced by British or American settlement
4. made proofs of their respective services
5. Grant Services, an employment service for refugees in Ohio
7. Service, a service which is available for refugees
10. community based organizations that exist throughout the state of Ohio
12. the second most refugee arrivals in the past ten years
13. Land Office, sold 45,447 acres by April 29, 1816
15. Refugee Track,This tract extends XLII miles eastward from the Scioto River
16. Limit, proof of claims must be made before this expires
17. Communities, welcomed 5% of refugees arriving in the U.S