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Wayne County Courthouse a. J.W. Baughman - Attorney b. C. C. Parsons - Judge Common Pleas Court 2. A.M. Glick Clothing House 4. A.M. Glick Clothing House

Joseph H. Judge Common Pleas 1867 Reed William Judge Common Pleas 1877 Parsons Charles C. Judge Common Pleas 1878 Voorhis Carolus F. Judge Common Pleas 1887

expires 1860 William Sample, Judge, Court of Common Pleas Term expires February 1862 Thomas S. Johnson, Judge, Probate Court Term expires February 1861 H

Ellzey Hedges Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County aforesaid, do hereby certify that at a Court of Common Pleas, begun and held at Mansfield

and the Common Pleas seal, at Bucyrus this 31st day of March A.D 1834 - Z Rowse Clerk C.Co At a Court of Common Pleas begun and held at the Court House in

. . . About Name Wayne County Common Pleas Court Public Administration Justice / Police order / and Safety Facts Founded 1812 Wooster,Ohio Related Key

in Iron Block, 179 N. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 C. C. Parsons, Judge at Common Pleas Court, 151 N. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 J. R. Woodworth

Auditor's office e. Recorder's office f. Surveyor's office. g. Court of Common Pleas h. Probate Court i. County Commissioners office 2 Wayne County Jail, Wooster

Lindsey, Courthouse Building Superintendent #4 Charles C. Parsons, Wayne County Common Pleas Court Judge #5 Benjamin Weygandt, Wayne County Commissioner #6

the Domestic Relations Court in 1914. Divorces may be found in Common Pleas Supreme Court through 1852 or in a variety of court journals until 1914.

retirement from office of Common Pleas Tuesday Feb. 8th. Hon. Charles C Parsons Sr. retired from office of Common Pleas Judge third subdivision of the sixth

daughters: Malcolm G Parsons decd; JR Parsons; CC parsons JR; AH Parsons; Alma Parsons also Mrs. George O West; GF Parsons; and Mary E Parsons also Mrs. Fred

and prices to suit the trade. Three doors west of Court House. McClarran John C. Wooster Probate Judge McClarran David Wooster Fourth Ward 1318 McClarran

suit against Shoemaker for damages and filed petition in Common Pleas Court. In court of Common Pleas of Ohio, Andrew F Reed vs. Samuel F Shoemaker defendant

section of the city. The Geitgey arson case came up for trial at court of Common Pleas Tuesday morning and the taking of testimony is now in process. A

Elizabeth McBride, etel order of sale and partition in Wayne County common please court Saturday, March 24, 1883, known and being west part of inlot 381,