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• Woods (surname) (category Surname stubs)
  1812–1864/Volume 3 ‎ (← links | edit) Woods and Miner Barber Shop ‎ (← links | edit) Hotel Ohio Coffee Shop ‎ (← links | edit) Quadrennial Enumeration Wooster,
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• Quadrennial Enumeration Wooster, Ward 1, 1907
  (cont'd) Surname H Surname H (cont'd) Surname I (blank) Surname J Surname K Surname L Surname L Surname M Surname M (cont'd) Surname N Surname O Surname P Surname
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• Carse (surname) (category Surname stubs)
  1823 Census of Wayne County ‎ (← links | edit) Surnames beginning with "C" ‎ (← links | edit) Carse Barber Shop ‎ (← links | edit) Business Abstracts from
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• Wallace E. Franks (category Individuals with Franks Surname)
  Wallace E. Franks Known for Founders of Crums' Record Shop along with founders Mark L. and Betty Crum
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• Richard Morrison Sr. (category Individuals with Morrison Surname) (section Surnames)
  most prominent black business owners in Wooster who opened his own barber shop in 1885. Richard Morrison was born as a slave in a Tennessee Plantation in
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• Quadrennial Enumeration Wooster, Ward 4, 1907
  Introduction Title Surname A Surname B Surname B (cont'd) Surname C Surname D Surname E Surname F Surname G Surname H Surname J Surname K Surname L Surname L Surname
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• William H. Johnson (category Individuals with Johnson Surname)
  first, black-american business owner in Wooster, Ohio. He operated a barber shop in the city of Wooster from about 1859-1889. He was the first black man to
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• William Annat (category Individuals with Annat Surname)
  then moved to Wooster, Ohio in 1879 and began by selling fine linens in a shop on the public square. He established a fine reputation as a seller of quality
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• Leies (surname) (category Surname stubs)
  You have reached the Leies surname page. If you would like to contribute information to add to this page, please contact the Genealogy and Local History
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• August Imgard (category Imgard (surname)) (section Surnames)
  spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Surname listed as Limgard on the Ship
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• Calvin F. Fravel (category Individuals with Fravel Surname)
  Calvin F. Fravel Known for Founder for Fravel Sheet Metal Shop
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• O. C. Hill (category Individuals with Hill Surname)
  O. C. Hill Known for Founder of Fixit Shop
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• Mark L. and Betty Crum (category Individuals with Crum Surname)
  Mark L. and Betty Crum Known for Founders of Crums' Record Shop along with founder Wallace E. Franks ; Hoffman Company, Hoffman Wall Paper Company, Hoffman
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• Taliaferro (surname) (category Surname stubs)
  {{delete} You have reached the Taliaferro surname page. If you would like to contribute information to add to this page, please contact the Genealogy and
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• Stull (surname) (category Surname stubs)
  You have reached the Stull surname page. If you would like to contribute information to add to this page, please contact the Genealogy and Local History
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• Richard L. Morrison (section Surnames)
  corner of the Square, in the late 20's. His brother also opened a separate shop of his own. When Morrison started looking for his own house in the 1950s
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• Laura (Follis) Jackson (section Surnames-)
  was a barber who worked for Richard L. Morrison, and later opened his own shop on Liberty street. Alice Woods played the piano/organ for the 2nd Baptist
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• Wooster Journal, Abstracts 1838-1839
  April 18, 1838 Thomas Quier has moved his tailoring shop to the first door north of CH Eckert saddle shop. Ads for: 500 pounds of bristles by Christian Yordy;
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• Wayne County Democrat, Business Abstracts 1880
  office building on the west side of shops to make more room. Jacob Geitz opened tailor shop over Smith Saddle Shop, S Market Street. Mrs. CW Horn has moved
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• Peter Hartman (category Individuals with Hartman Surname)
  another brother, David P. Hartman, helped market the coverlets at his tailoring shop in downtown Wooster. Peter also served as a circuit-riding preacher for the
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