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Wooster, Ohio 44691 John Willaman, County Offs., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Brick Mills, N. Ft. W. Depot St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Plank & Gray, E. Liberty St

Green Township was established February 5, 1817 and was named after Major General Nathaniel Greene, a revolutionary soldier from Warwick, Rhode Island

located on S.E. Corner of Mill & E. Clay St. now known as Square. Building burned and replaced in 1909 with Smith building (brick) First couple John Harrison

included a combination auditorium and gymnasium. 1892 - The small 3-room brick school used by all departments since at least the 1850s was replaced with

I.D. Campbell, R.R., Dalton, Ohio 44618 Peter Hartman, Dalton, Ohio 44618 Lee Hileman, Dalton, Ohio 44618 Race & Hosiers, Dalton, Ohio 44618 James Fletcher

From 1874 to 1877 he was an equal partner with J.S.R. Overholt in the City Mills. Following the death of Ephraim Quinby Jr. in the spring of 1880, Frick led

Frick's Memorial Block German Bank of Wooster Gold Star Feed Mills Howard House Imgard's Paper Mill Iron Block J. Frick & Company Laubach & Boyd 1950s: [Leader

1838 members met in a brick building on Lot 143 Crawford Street and in 1882 they met at the northeast corner of Jackson and Mill Streets in Fredericksburg

operated by Benjamin Miller. First store started by William Larwill. First brick house built was erected by John Bever. It was located on the corner occupied

story brick building Alexander Laughlin of firm of McDonald and Co., Wooster Agricultural Works, W Larwill Street large and handsome 2 story brick residence

44667 Thos. Overton , Near Depot, Orrville, Ohio 44667 Tenner & Holeser , Brick Yard, Orrville, Ohio 44667

of Fredericksburg Brick Works Page 110 Residence of SP Zook, Milton Township Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Depot, Wooster, Ohio Shale Brick Works Wooster, Ohio

The following list is from the 1873 Caldwell's Atlas of Wayne County and of the City of Wooster, Ohio. P. L. Horn , Wooster, Ohio 44691 J. W. Hattan ,opposite

1878. First Building: David Brenizer on corner occupied by John Willamen's brick store. Second Building: John Musser, near 1925 residence Jacob Slutz Third

Wooster, Ohio 44691 Plank Bros., Snow Flake Mills, Corner of Liberty and Bever St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Orville Milling Co., E. end Water St., Orrville, Ohio

found in both Bowen and Douglass’ histories of the county as well as in Mills' Archaeological Atlas of Ohio. All of three these publications can be found

Ohio 44287 U.S. Read, West Salem, Ohio 44287 Greeley & Co., West Salem Mills, West Salem, Ohio 44287 A.B. Houser, McVicker House, West Salem, Ohio 44287

except the corner one, which was brick, and were an easy prey to the flames. They were all totally destroyed, leaving the brick building standing on the corner

Katherine Etling Brick House-Pioneer House (1976)-located on Coal Bank Rd. Built in 1852. Original window sashes and doors. 16in solid brick walls. Deed signed

Grabel built a two-story brick house out of bricks made and burnt on the farm. Then either he or Christian Oplinger built a woolen mill.The town was later incorporated

Hat Shop, Mill St., Fredericksburg, Ohio 44627 John Lindsay & Co.- Tin & Stoves, Mill St., Fredericksburg, Ohio 44627 D. & A. B. Cosper, Mill St., Fredericksburg

Salem Snowberger Elgin Brick Manufacturer Holmes first class bricks West Salem Carmack J.S. Brick Manufacturer Manufacturer of bricks West Salem Kemmery J

above the railroad depot. Three acres of ground on which a very substantial brick house containing several large rooms and a hall, hydrant and cistern water

in Plain Township, Wayne County, Ohio Bob Eason Cider Mill Businesses in Rittman, Ohio Rittman Brick and Tile Factory Businesses in West Salem, Ohio Business

Company member 16 Western Milling Trust 16 Deitrick and Gibbons sheriff sale 16 Hay George Creston Roller Mills 16 Frank Brothers 16 Rowe W E Morehead House

2-story house that has a brick side and a stucco side that stand side-by-side and was built in 1841 according to a cornerstone on the brick side which reads:

all who played a part in the lives of your ancestors. If you come across a brick wall during your research, research some of the individuals who may have

Babbs Grocery Store. Work on new brick building being erected by Immel Rauthaus, is progressing rapidly. The laying of brick work is complete so far as the

Gray and EO Harrington coal yard and wood yard at Snow Flake Mills, formerly called Home Mills. Goodman and Miller sell lime on S Market Street. Hoelzel and

1965 1 Yoder Jackie Staff January 1965 1 Hines Ruth Staff January 1965 1 Mills Alice Staff January 1965 1 Freligh Martha Staff January 1965 1 Westfall Jane

mile south of Blachleyville. The house features 3-brick-thick walls with no insulation and nterior brick walls. It was built on 208-acre farm in 1838 by

Smith Harry Tawney Roy. W. Miller Hubert Mills R. A. Pike Paul Wright Charles Berger Guy Musser Harrison Bricker August Weiser Roller K. Miller Henry M.

St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Woolen Mills Office, 95 E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 John Yarman, works at City Mills, 3 Pittsburg Ave., Wooster, Ohio

the corner of Bever and North Streets, above the Snow Flake Mills. JR Naftzger, Empire Mills, on E Pittsburgh Ave. JR Bowman, county auctioneer. Exchange

maintenance. Carnegie Library Completed: Mary 1903 2 story (Columbus dark grey brick building) Architect: Vernon Redding (Mansfield, Ohio) Contractor: John H

Superintendent at Brick Works. In the 1910 US Census for Wooster, Ward 1, Cloyd V. Steinmetz was listed as a commercial traveler for a flour mill. The 1912-1913

House-National Historic Landmark (1976)-County Historical Landmark (1976)-brick house located at 546 E. Bowman St. in Wooster built between 1815-1817 by

Historical Landmark (1976)-built around 1840 at corner of S. Mill and Clay St. in Fredericksburg. Brick 2-story structure built and operated by the Redett family

the Wooster Brick and Clay Co. on west Wooster. New mill to be built. The eight acres of land comprising the site of Smith and Phillips old mill just south

OHIO WAYNE HISTORY SMITHVILLE, p.29. Original mill used to make flour. ownership passed to G. W. Bricker ownership passed to Adam Brant History of Smithville

side of square, formerly occupied by Dr. RN Warren. Home Mills. Mr. JC Kurtz has purchased Home Mills and prepared to furnish extra family flour and feed,

Name First Name Section(s) Adams Anderson 7, 8 Albright Jacob 15, 16 Bahl's Mills 19 Bald Mrs. C. 17 Barnett L 20 Barrett Dr. J. E. 2, 10 Barrett W. H. 10

doors west of the post office. The old JF Naftzger of Empire Mills has made new owner of mills Mr. JR Naftzger. Dawson Photography studio, opposite Archer

by Chris Kick, The Daily Record, p. 0. November 02, 2008: "Wooster City Mills was a large employer, second to Wooster Brush" by Paul Locher, The Daily

G.R. Burdoin, Orrville, Ohio 44667 E. Rossel, Orrville, Ohio 44667 J.W. Bricker & Son, Orrville, Ohio 44667 R. Vankirk, Orrville, Ohio 44667 J.R. Laux,

Manufacturing & Medical Co., 637 Cushman St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Medal Paving Brick Co., 9-4 W. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Ohio Overall Co., 138 W. Diamond

until a frame church was built in 1837. In 1872/73 a brick building was built. It was destroyed by fire in September 1894. The congregation rebuilt and this

Eberly, Normal School, Smithville, Ohio 44677 A. Brant & Co., Smithville Mills, Smithville, Ohio 44677 Isaac Deahuf, Smithville, Ohio 44677 C. McFarland

undertaking and moved to brick building on E Liberty Street. B Barrett and Co. for steam engines, E Liberty Street, next door to Home Mills. Wooster City Lumber

of assignee of Landis Brothers on E Liberty Street, large brick building adjoining planning mill. Parks and Cameron, Curry block, E Liberty Street, for groceries

Try a ton of Mullins Minglewood Coal at JL Gray and Son office, Snow Flake Mills E Liberty Street. L Shibley and Bro. Jewelry Store, SE side of square. J

as Wooster City Mills, erected in 1869 and favorably located on the north side of Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The mills were enlarged and

Mfg. & Medicine Co. , 637 Cushman St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Medal Paving Brick Co. , 9-4 W. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Ohio Overall Co. , 138 W. Diamond

evening) Compliments of J.M. Doran & Co. Jobbers of High Grade Cigars 77 E. Mill St. [{pad|1.5em}} Akron, Ohio ___________________________ Hotel Anthony Wayne

Evans Walter 99 P. Early Industries 101 Brick and Stone 101 Coal 102 Bill Boss Q. Later Industries 117 Mills 105 Pottery 107 Miscellaneous Old Industries

Ruth B McLain, Unknown Miller, Martha M Miller, Richard S Miller, Unknown Mills, Unknown Monbarren, Vera E Murray, Garrison O'Brein, Unknown Palmer, Unknown

)--”one to three miles s of Wooster” (moved to Wooster in 1892) Wooster Shale Brick Company (started 1889) W.E. Hawk — near the B & O RR depot, formerly Wayne

set his loss at 7000. Mr. Young said if he builds again, he will build a brick structure. JB Powers is wishing to close out his stock of dry goods. Harding

Horn. Louis Winger firm name will be Winger and Norwood. The Germania Hall, brick building lately occupied by Gerlach and Kinkler on S Market Street and other

Walnut Street and South Street. The buildings are massive of most substantial brick, imposing in appearance and almost new, being erected in 1859. They contain

Leave orders at Philip Hess paint shop, N Bever Street, north of Snow Flake Mills. Lundy has rented the American Hotel barn, east of Lake Livery Stable for

Brenizer Geo., farmer Canaan 28 40.5 Brenizer John Canaan 28 40 Bricker John Canaan 4 0.5 Bricker Samuel Canaan 5 2 Brinkerhoff James Sr. Canaan 30 106 Brinkerhoff

The building is of brick and three stories for the purpose of an art gallery. New meat market is now open by Henry Baum. Located in brick building west of

Drustore. Mr. PD Hall can be credited with good work of handsomely painting his brick block on his grocery store, SE side of the square. Clarks Lumber Yard, W

Preserving Company, Foot of Spruce St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Wooster Shale Brick Works, Mechanicsburg Rd. 1 Mile Northwest., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Wooster Brewing

painting. Leave orders at Philip Hess on N Bever Street, north of Snow Flake Mills. Philip Hess and Freeman Bowers. Sale next 30 days of house furnishing goods

Overton, Near Department Store, Orrville, Ohio 44667 Tanner & Holeser, Brick Yard, Orrville, Ohio 44667 D. M. Smith, S. Congress St., West Salem, Ohio

respectfully informs the public that he has opened a house of entertainment in new brick building opposite the store of ND Row on S Market Street in Wooster. He pledges

Geitgey, elegant parlor suites and undertaking, E Liberty Street, in Curry’s brick block. McClarran and Caskey Grocery Store, 5 W Liberty Street. Hardware at

the great distance to flouring mills. At times some were obliged to go to Cuyahoga Falls, in Summit County, for milling, or to Canton, in Stark county

northwest of Wooster, to its present site along Canal Road, where they built the brick building, still standing. In early 1900, C. K. Bowman bought his father’s

where the congregation had been organized. Sometimes it assembled in little brick school house on S Market Street and occasional worshiped at dwelling houses

except the corner one which was brick and was easy prey to the frames. They were all totally destroyed, leaving the brick building standing on the corner

Streams were unbridged and roads uncut. Cabins were built by hewing and saw mills were only an imagination. The only tools used were toys by the side of those

was built in 1819 by Larwill, Bever, and Mr. Henry. It was a three-story brick building and occupied jointly by the County Officers and Free Masons. It

8/25/1950 89 Burbank 23 Miller Magdalene 7/7/1924 Wooster (w/ husband) 23 Mills Gertle 6/24/1935 Reedsburg 23 Mish Raymond Dewey 12/15/1950 53 Crown Hill;

latter was quite limited and entailed no great expense. The building was of brick and about 50 x 100 feet in dimensions. There were three rooms on the first

4 108 2 Mills Fred 65 1954-07-08 Q 587 SE 1/4 G 4 104 3 Mills Iverine 07/12/1931 12/26/2005 Orrville, Ohio 74 2005-12-29 11 247 C 1 3 2006 Mills Mary Esther

Retired Teachers Since 1962 122 Brooks Ned 122 DiDonato Kevin 1978-1985 122 Mills Richard 122 Roudebush Phillip 1987-1989 122 Baker Davis 1996-2002 122 Heim

Dealers in General Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Lime, Salt, Seed, Brick, etc. Nails, Wire and Farm Implements Carl Bros. & C. Van Numan Clinton Shreve

at once take down the old building and begin the erection of a handsome brick block. The new structure will be 32 feet wide x 175 feet deep and four stories

Organization of Wooster Shale and Brick Co., the Republican has been pleasure to announce that the Wooster Shale Brick Co. was incorporated under law State

Market Street. James L Gray, coal yard, office E Liberty Street at Snow Flake Mills, #70 E Liberty Street. Mrs. CW Horn, coal dealer, NE corner of square. Samuel

goods and fancy goods in NE corner of public square in a new three story brick building erected especially for us- Oberholzer, Beebe and Co.. ML Spooner

of coal, coke, lime cement and all builders supplies, sewer pipe, paving brick and building blocks, offices and yards, E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691

Mary Kline Philip 53 335 Miller Chriatian Miller Elizabeth 53 343 Mills Sarah J Mills William M 53 389 Gorden Joseph G Gorden Christiann 53 560 Stout Kate

Vol 116 59 119 Cross petition by Loan, plaintiff petition dismissed Mills Sarah J Mills William M 10 Dec 1872 10 Mar 1873 Wayne 7 Jul 1866 Frank R, Harry