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About Name Wooster, Ohio Facts Founded May 18,1811 Wooster,Ohio Related Divisions City Of Wooster Key Persons Location Wooster, 44691, Ohio Wooster, Ohio became

landmarks in Marshallville. Read more Buildings View information about the local buildings that are not private residences. Read more Notable People Discover

landmarks in Creston, Ohio. Read more Buildings View information about the local buildings that are not private residences. Read more Notable People Discover

names in Wayne County, Ohio 1811 - First settler in Salt Creek Township was William Searight 1811 - First cabin built was by William Searight in Salt Creek

and 7 in township 14 in range 13 and township 15 in range 12. Finally, go back to the starting point. It was named after General David Wooster. Government

was born February 26, 1805, in Pennsylvania, and immigrated to Wayne township in 1822. In 1839 he removed to Canaan township. April 28, 1828, he was married

County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1912 May 01, p. 1. Wayne County Democrat, Wooster, Ohio. 1912 March 20, p. 1. Wooster Daily News, Wooster, Ohio. 1912 July

group. Wyandots, 527 people, 163,000 acres Shawnees, 500 people, 117,000 acres Senecas, 520 people, 117,000 acres Lenni Lenape, 76 people, 5,760 acres Ottawas

cornerstone. Example of postcard in general use in 1878 signed by Benjamin F. Eason. Listing of the Wayne County Members of Wooster Bar in 1878. Listing of members

_____Wooster. J. T. Tawney,_____________________Smithville. E. F. Taggert,____________________Wooster. J. Vannostran,____________________Wooster. J. A