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the Congress Cemetery. She died on 29 February 1879 at the age of 88 years. She is buried with Hiram and Catharine Williams. Reedsburg Cemetery (Ohio, Wayne

Blachleysville Cemetery are three of the fourteen children of Thomas and Nancy. This is a notation made by the individual who read the cemetery in the early

Pleasant Hill Cemetery Milton Township, Wayne County, Ohio Reedsburg Cemetery Plain Township, Wayne County, Ohio St. Anne Catholic Cemetery, Milton Township

buried in the Reedsburg Cemetery (Plain Township, Wayne County, Ohio) in Plain Township, Wayne County, Ohio. Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Cemetery (Ohio, Wayne

About Name John G. Myers Born 1837 Residence Reedsburg, Ohio Died 1903 Resting Reedsburg, Reedsburg Cemetery, Ohio Family Partners Sarah J. Rickabaugh ()

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

Catherine 10/25/1926 Wooster 22 Mellinger Curtis 1/5/1941 Reedsburg 22 Mellinger Hannah 3/6/1918 Reedsburg 22 Merig E.S. 9/30/1941 Infirmary 22 Merig ? Clarence

View / Yankeetown Rathburn Reedsburg Rittenhouse / Troxel Rittenhouse / Weltmer Evangelical Section Fourteen Wayne County Cemetery Preservation Society - Cross

Mennonite Cemetery Kope Cemetery Lucas Cemetery Madisonburg Cemetery Millbrook Cemetery Mohican Church of the Brethren Cemetery Moreland Cemetery Newkirk

. . About Name Reedsburg House Accommodation and Food Services Accommodation Trading names Reedsburg Hotel Services Hotel Facts Founded Date unknown Wooster

Church" Church Cemetery Fountain Hill Cemetery Kidron Mennonite Cemetery Kope Cemetery Lucas Cemetery Madisonburg Cemetery Millbrook Cemetery Mohican Church

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

K. Branstetter, Reedsburg Rd., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Lula P. Branstetter, Reedsburg Rd., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Ola Branstetter, Reedsburg Rd., Wooster, Ohio

of the old Brethren Cemetery, in the village where he so long labored. Prof. Eberly and his wife are buried in the newer cemetery on the hill half a mile

working on a mammouth vault to be placed on Judge Martin Welker plot at the cemetery. McClure and Co. on N Buckeye Strreet joins the Republican advertising