NEWTON FALLS — Trumbull County is named after Jonathan Trumbull, a governor of Connecticut who once owned land in the region during the mid-1700s. Early settlements were made at that time along bodies of water, the Mahoning River and its tributaries. For nearly 30 years, Pat Layshock, 67, of Newton Falls, has been collecting early area artifacts, learning and teaching others about the earliest known settlers in the area. His interest is in people who also settled along bodies of area water and humans who settled in the area as early as 16,000 B.C. His initial interest was in collecting arrowheads, which serve as a window into the hunting and survival techniques used by the earliest people to
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