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plat maps for Wayne County, OH. The plat maps in the book, Early Land Records of Wayne County, OH date around 1820. The 1826 Tax List of Wayne County, OH

‎ (← links | edit) Wayne County Recorder ‎ (← links | edit) Lehman Painting ‎ (← links | edit) School Number 6, East Union Township ‎ (← links | edit)

Gazette, February 3 1910 Rittman Press, December 29 1949 Old Ohio Schools - Wayne County. http://www.oldohioschools.com/wayne_county.htm Wayne County History

gives the name and the page number. The page number refers to the handwritten number on the census rather than the stamped number. This is the only index that

north on the same road. Repurposed as a building. #3 School - Red Swamp School - Number Three School, a frame building was moved by James Ickes after closing

The No. 3 school, Frog Pond, was located at the crossroads of Stratton and Rd. 70. Wayne County History Book Committee. A History of Wayne County, Ohio

and Cuter Roads by 1856. It later burned down. Wayne County History Book Committee. A History of Wayne County, Ohio. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company

the No. 3 school, was built on land from Cyrus Mackey in 1881. It was closed in 1931, and the building was torn down sometime in the 1970's. Wayne County

Case, H. G. 29 Oct 1888-14 Dec 1888 17 Dec 1888-1 Mar 1889 Whitmore, W. G. 3 Dec 1882-29 Dec 1882 1 Nov 1882-26 Jan 1883 Whitmore, Will G. 18 Nov 1882-1

miscellaneous Blacks in Wayne County, Ohio Colonization Society of Wayne County, Ohio Oral History Interview of Laura Jackson Ohio-Wayne-Amish One notebook

The townships are in order according to range and township number. A separate number was assigned to each township. For example, Paint Township is # 1

1980 Wayne County Schools/Wooster City Schools Wooster High School/Edgewood Middle School/Nick Amster Workshop & Ida Sue School Wooster Education Association

indicates the number of chattel owned. It looks like 2-3 or 0-1. The first number is the total number of horses and the second number is the total number of cattle

property which was sold to Paul and Lucille Bridenstine. #3 School - Red Swamp School - Number Three School, a frame building was moved by James Ickes after closing

Franklin Township Elementary Triway Local School District In early 2015, several school records for Franklin Township were discovered. These school records

edit) Rittman Press Births/C ‎ (← links | edit) School Number 3, Franklin Township ‎ (← links | edit) Wayne County, Ohio Online Resource Center:Documents

or township; description of premises, usually a given in-lot number; name of owner of premises; and date. Duplicate of delinquent chattel: Wayne County

Red Swamp School was in existence by 1897. It was closed in 1919. Wayne County History Book Committee. A History of Wayne County, Ohio. Dallas: Taylor

Fountain Hill School was in existence as early as 1837. A brick replacement was built in 1899. It closed in 1938. Wayne County History Book Committee.

Chestnut Hill School 26 Clay Knob School 26 Woodland College Schools 27 Champion Hill School photo 27 Easton School photo 27 Doylestown School 27 Hametowm School

lists the recognized historical landmarks by the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio through its Wayne County Historical Landmark program. Wa. Co. Court

Thomas 1939-1841 30 O'Dell Lorenzo 1957-1860 30 Brown's Bog 3 Lakes and Bogs 3 Manley's Lake 3 Nashville 29 Miller Larry 29 Miller Rose Ann 29 Drake David

his parents in 1831 , to settle in Canaan Township of Wayne County. Peter Blough: (b. 1804) Migrated to Wayne County from Somerset County, Penna. Jacob

Eberly was in charge of the school again - latter years of the Normal School - high school departments were added to the public school system which impacted

the township took its name from General Green. This township is located north east from the centre of the county, and is designated as township No.17

the Wayne County Public Library. Please review Research Services and Fees when contacting the department. Please send your request by mail to: Wayne County

Historical Society president 3 Knupp Church restoration 3 Rittman Cemetery 3 Kleppinger Johan George emigrated fr Germany to PA 3 Anthony 3 Solomon father of Jacob

Stair, Wayne County Commissioner #7 Henry Goudy, Wayne County Commissioner #8 Aquila Wiley, Wayne County Probate Court Judge #9 George Power, Wayne County

He left a widow and one child. The deceased was for a number of years a school teacher in Wayne Co., O. A native of Glasgow, Scotland. Freeman, Sarah Died

petition to Commissioner of Wayne County to establishment of a public road running from Sharps to Quimby Mill in Wayne Township, across land owned by myself

to Plain township in 1832 where they purchased a farm where he spent the years of his young manhood. He attended the schools of the township and acquired

Zimmerman and Co. who stored a number of barrels of salt cement, glass and tools at a loss 400. Second story was stored a number of hand rakes belonging to

district school until advanced to higher grade. Attended Weymouth Academy for one year. Taught school between 16-17 years of age first school being in

death. In 1846, 1850, 1868, he held office of township trustee. In 1858, he was treasure of Wooster Township. Philo died at the residence of Wm C Kirkwood

historical landmarks by the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio through its Wayne County Historical Landmark program. First Tuition School-County Historical

existence, the baptized membership of Zion was 1050. The number of confirmed members was 866, and the number of communicants was 642. On the One Hundredth Anniversary

Ward schoolhouse, tendered use of school by school board for school use. Entirely new Buffalo One Price Clothing House will open Tuesday, March 16, 1886

100 years old! Wayne County will celebrate centennial. The first step towards celebrating the 100 anniversary of organization of Wayne County as proclaimed

sufficient stabling to accommodate a large number of horses- George Beechler. Stoves and hollow ware. Ten plate stoves and 3 tons of hollow ware just received for

horses, buggies, sulkies and sleighs. Wayne County Library. The undersign will hereby notify the stockholders of the Wayne County Library, compliance with the

The select school at Smithville, although a logical forerunner, had no connection with the school afterward known as Smithville High School. An interval

was elected prosecuting attorney of Wayne County and re-elected in 1849. In 1851, chose to Senate of Ohio for Wayne and Holmes Counties and served on the