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| content=Did you know seat of justice was laid out in the fall of 1808 by the Proprietors, John Bever, William Henry and Joseph H. Larwill? The town of Madison became the seat of justice for the county on 30 May 1811. In the April session of 1814, the town of Madison was vacated and [[Wooster, Ohio|Wooster]] was chosen as the county-seat (Douglass p. 284). Wooster was incorporated as a town on 13 October 1817 and advanced to a city of the 2nd class on 9 September 1868. To honor the incorporation of Wooster as a town, the Genealogy and Local History Department is offering a series of local history programs. Upcoming local history topics of interest include: ''Murder, Mayhem and Mysterious Hauntings of Wayne County, Ohio'' on October 12 from 6:30-8:00 p.m.; and ''Civil War Tokens of Wayne County, Ohio'' on November 9 from 7-8 p.m. Other [[Genealogy and Local History Programs|upcoming programs]] are listed on our website. | | content=Did you know seat of justice was laid out in the fall of 1808 by the Proprietors, John Bever, William Henry and Joseph H. Larwill? The town of Madison became the seat of justice for the county on 30 May 1811. In the April session of 1814, the town of Madison was vacated and [[Wooster, Ohio|Wooster]] was chosen as the county-seat (Douglass p. 284). Wooster was incorporated as a town on 13 October 1817 and advanced to a city of the 2nd class on 9 September 1868. To honor the incorporation of Wooster as a town, the Genealogy and Local History Department is offering a series of local history programs. Upcoming local history topics of interest include: ''Murder, Mayhem and Mysterious Hauntings of Wayne County, Ohio'' on October 12 from 6:30-8:00 p.m.; and ''Civil War Tokens of Wayne County, Ohio'' on November 9 from 7-8 p.m. Other [[Genealogy and Local History Programs|upcoming programs]] are listed on our website. | ||
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Did you know...
Did you know seat of justice was laid out in the fall of 1808 by the Proprietors, John Bever, William Henry and Joseph H. Larwill? The town of Madison became the seat of justice for the county on 30 May 1811. In the April session of 1814, the town of Madison was vacated and Wooster was chosen as the county-seat (Douglass p. 284). Wooster was incorporated as a town on 13 October 1817 and advanced to a city of the 2nd class on 9 September 1868. To honor the incorporation of Wooster as a town, the Genealogy and Local History Department is offering a series of local history programs. Upcoming local history topics of interest include: Murder, Mayhem and Mysterious Hauntings of Wayne County, Ohio on October 12 from 6:30-8:00 p.m.; and Civil War Tokens of Wayne County, Ohio on November 9 from 7-8 p.m. Other upcoming programs are listed on our website.