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Lutheran Church stands. The first teacher was a young lawyer from New Haven, Connecticut named Carlos Mather who had been educated at Yale. He took the position

school teacher was Carlos Mather. He was a young lawyer from New Haven, Connecticut and taught in 1814. First Postmaster was 'Priest' Jones. First fire company

Civil War Nurses Faces of the Confederacy "Fire Cake and Water": The Connecticut Infantry at the Valley Forge Encampment "Our Troops are in General Almost

Virginia Barber Fredericksburg Salt Creek Township Black Phillips Angus 69 Connecticut Wooster City Mulatto Wilkins Samuel 65 Maryland Farmhand Wyane Township

others near by. (Douglass 775) Simon Kenney was born in East Hartford, Connecticut, September 29, 1790, but lived in New York state when he removed to Ohio

mention the following: Niagara, of New York; Lancashire, of England; Connecticut, of Hartford, Conn.; Springfield Fire and Marine, of Boston; Ohio of Dayton

Maine (cont'd), Massachusetts. Massachusetts (cont'd), Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York. New York (cont'd). New York (cont'd). New York (cont'd), New

noted. David Wooster was born on March 2, 1710 or 1711 in Stratford, Connecticut. He was the youngest of six children. In 1738 David Wooster graduated

Was granted its charter from the Supreme Court located in New Haven, Connecticut. 1930 Wooster Directory, 530 Beall Ave., p. 143.

Keeping House, born in Ohio, Father born in Vermont, Mother born in Connecticut Caldwell, M. Joseph, 13, born in OH, Father born in PA, mother born in

county line between Medina and Wayne was also the southern edge of the Connecticut Western Reserve. Before the War, Beall had been actively wrestling with

general subdivisions of the land in Ohio. Other subdivisions included the Connecticut Western Reserve Survey, the Ohio River Survey, the Virginia Military Survey

had been held in 1861-'62. The Old Synagogue was the property of the Connecticut Missionary Society, of the Presbyterian Church. This Society became active