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Bailey, late of said county (Jefferson Co, OH). The land is being sold to Adam Bear of Wayne County, Ohio. Thomas McMillen, head of the household was 46 and

Weekly Republican, p. 3. May 06, 1903: "Sword Cane Found on the Battlefield Bears an Ohio Man's Name", Wooster Weekly Republican, p. 6.

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Newsletters Coup Dewitt Estill Aufrance Beam Brattin Chance Coup Dial Etling Augier Bear Braucher Chandler Cowan Dickason Etzweiler Aukerman Beard Braun Chaney Cox

seven sons and three daughters, but three of whom are living. Indians, bears, and wolves were plenty when we came out. Some of the Indians could talk

in Wooster was to take over the interest my father, the late Albert Dix (surname) Dix, had purchased in the Daily Republican and the Wooster Republican,

for the following: Dr. E Thomson, JP Coulter; C and H Howard; Levi [[Cox (surname) | Cox] and Willy S Silliman; Cyrus Spink; Eagle House; Dr. NS Bissell;