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links | edit) Smithville Methodist Church History ‎ (← links | edit) Jackson Presbyterian Church (Creston, Ohio) ‎ (← links | edit) Smith's Grocery ‎ (← links

later known as Wooster Cemetery Park-Burns (Congress Twp) Photos (49) Plank (Wayne Twp) Plank Cemetery Burial Records Plank Cemetery Newspaper Clippings Photos

Wooster Cemetery Association Improvements A View of Wooster Cemetery Page 50 Officers of Wooster Cemetery Association A View of Wooster Cemetery and Chapel

Samuel 56 New Library 59 J. Cemeteries 61 Church Yard Cemeteries 61 Community Cemetery 61 Village Cemetery 62 Chestnut Hill Cemetery 62 K. Churches 63 Sts.

Church (copies of documents 1881-1945) History of Presbyterian and area churches Creston Presbyterian Jackson Presyberian Four Square Canaan Lutheran Nazarene

that at one time there was a "black" only cemetery off of Portage Rd. The now defunct (2020) Wayne County Cemetery Preservation Society had researched the

Creek Presbyterian Church 1815-1915 History of the First Reformed Church History of Jacobs and Trinity Lutheran Churches, Wayne Co., Ohio Jackson Presbyterian

PAGE # LAST NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF DEATH AGE CEMETERY GRAVE # NOTES 1 Minix Adam 2/14/1899 72 Infirmary 1 1 Donavan James 7/ /1913 Infirmary 65 1 Abel

stones moved to Plain Lutheran Cemetery Early Presbyterian Killbuck 9 (lot 62) Inactive stones moved to Wooster Cemetery Eight Square Mennonite Chester

at Wooster and Cleveland. Entering Jackson from the south we pause to survey the village, the namesake of Gen. Jackson. Its post office was named "Old Hickory

and Dutch Presbyterian Church 568 25 and 26 Paintville (Mt. Eaton) July/23/1827 , Galbraith, James Sarah Unity Lutheran and Dutch Presbyterian Church 568

church, school, cemetery 176 [15] 22 [27] [PNE] Ashland .6 acre July/30/1823 , Baker, Jacob Susannah Christian church, school, cemetery 176 [15] 22 [27]

15 21 11 PNE Ashland May/17/1825 , , Map of the town of Jackson 45 13 17 11, 12, & 14 Jackson April/2/1825 Hargrave, Richard Arnold, James E. Mary 46 15

as coroner and was a member of First Presbyterian Church and a farmer by occupation. On Friday last, Mr. John Jackson bought portion of grocery stock of

night, Jan. 6, 1872. Dr. Guthrie, residence on North Street near the Presbyterian Church. J Zimmerman and Co. drugs, Exchange block, W Liberty Street.

Third Ward 491 Ivers Maggie Wooster Fifth Ward 1072 Jackson Anna Wooster First Ward 171, 1864 Jackson John & Annie Wooster Second Ward 122, 123 Jacobs Wilhelmina