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Westport Area Business Association - Our Town's Rich History OUR TOWN'S RICH HISTORY The town of Westport was founded on March 23, 1836, by Hockersmith Merryman and Simeon Sharp. As there were only twenty lots in the original plat, the town itself was very smal...