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Cemetery Ben M. Miller Farm Cemetery Beidler Cemetery Beidler Cemetery Clum Cemetery Daniel S. Hershberger Farm Cemetery Emanuel Miller Farm Cemetery Paint

son-in-law, Russell E. Miller, was named cashier of the Seville Bank. When that office merged with the Old Phoenix Bank in Medina, Mr., Miller changed his vocation

designed by architect J.W. Webster and built by contractor Miller and Smith in 1894 for property owner David Y. Landis. The masonry work was done by Jacob Long

in every room in the building. Mr. C. C. Baker is architect, the mason work being under charge of Mr. James Miller, formerly of Massillon, now a resident

Candy Store owner 28 Bridgeman Ed Cigar & Candy Store owner 28 Nowell L O Cigar & Candy Store owner 28 Shumaker George Cigar & Candy Store owner 28 Patterson

orignal owner 9 Acro Service Station 8 McCormick Isabelle 8 Scheuffler Mrs. Ruth Roth Roth Store owner 8 Scheuffler C W Roth Store owner 8 Rudy C C roth Store

and E. Side of Grant St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Dunda Miller, 43 High St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Mary Miller, 48 High St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 M. S. Scotland

Kaler M store owner 179 Steinmetz Nicholas hardware store owner 179 Marshall Henry grocery & provision store owner/Town Clerk 179 Dible C 179 Shondal building

Gail C. Snyder, Eola H. Snyder Vol. 260 p. 336 Lot No. 1004 $6,500 according to $7.15 revenue stamp on deed 1994: Donald L. Miller To Diane S. Miller $0

on Google Maps Owners and Tenants Owners William C. Downing July 25, 1867 - Purchased from Edward Avery executors Lucas Flattery and John C. McMillan, Charles

Canaan 1 0.25 Miller Wm. F Canaan Creston 16 Miller Jacob T Canaan Creston 11, 25 Miller M. M. Canaan 35 100 Miller Emmet Canaan 34, 35 83 Miller John Canaan

unknown Wooster,Ohio Dissolved Date unknown Related Key Persons Founders A. C. Heise Heize Mill Location Loading map... {"format":"leaflet","minzoom":false

the new owners being Messrs. Mellen & Miller. The Creston Journal has again changed hands, the new owners being Messrs. Mellen & Miller. Mr. C. A. Mellen

Photo // Family December 1963 6 Price Leonard Photo December 1963 6 Miller Herbert C. Photo December 1963 6 Smucker Welker, J Photo December 1963 6 Kropf

Industry/Processing/Extraction Miller, John, House- County Historical Landmark (1825-1849), Also known as Lewis Miller House;STA-740-4, located 9677 Cleveland

The school was opened Dec. 3, 1843 with 47 pupils under the instruction of C. C. Brumberger, A.B., who taught three years. Rev. Barr and Barker had charge

contractor/architect C.C. Baker. Painter House-Pioneer House (1976)-large wood frame house located at 1577 Cleveland Rd. was built between 1869-1870 by John C. France

This is an index to the first land owners in Wayne County, Ohio. These individuals purchased the property from the government. Note: sometimes the Volume

Grandchildren of John C. Reno C. W. Christmas 1831 Reno, etal, John C. Christmas, John 19 16 Wooster Grandchildren of John C. Reno C. W. Christmas 1831 Reno

designed by architect J.W. Webster and built by contractor Miller and Smith in 1894 for property owner D.Y. Landis. The masonry work was done by Jacob Long &

Association To Donald L. Miller Vol. 624 p.325 NE corner part of Lot 1223 $75 conveyance fee 1994: Donald L. Miller To Diane S. Miller Vol. 705 p.519 NE corner

Wooster, Ohio New York City, NY c.1850s Philadelphia, PA c.1850s Coshocton, Ohio c.1866 Kentucky c.1869 Ironton, Ohio c.1873 Court records may include wills

W.C. Baker 1867 Samuel Bridenstein Matthias Camp Adam Rumbaugh Phillip Hefflefinger 1818 Robert Rathbun 1814 James Robison 1813 Douglass, Robert, and Robert

planning mill of GP Emrich and Co., GP Emrich, BB Barrett, Jacob Dyer, Perry Miller. WP Kinzer, for groceries, Curry block, E Liberty Street. Drain tile for

Seth A. Miller, Renee S. Miller southwest part of Lot No. 1002 or parcel 64-01474 $0 Joint-Survivorship Deed 2005: Seth A. Miller, Renee S. Miller To Albert

www.facebook.com/FirstChurchofChrist.Killbuck/. Manta.com, www.manta.com/c/mmz0gd8/liberty-gospel. United Methodist Communications. “Killbuck United Methodist

Defiance, Ohio Miller George Miller Della 12 Mar 1912 28 May 1912 Wayne 4 Mar 1902 Willful absence Common Pleas Vol 123 117 122 Miller Isabella Miller William

P 1856 14 19 17 Plain Wilson C 1856 14 19 18 Plain Barnett J 1856 15 21 13 Plain Havelfinger W 1856 15 21 13 Plain Miller M 1856 15 21 13 Plain Baird A

1807 - Built by Mr. Stibbs 1865 - Relocation by D. D. Miller 1915 - A. C. Heise and Harvey Heise Owners Heize Mill 1929 - July 21, Landmark destroyed by fire

McClarran owner 1881 - John A. Kister owner 1934 - Guy S. Kister owner 1967 - James Strock and John Halloran owner 19?? - Ralph D. Miller owner 1997 - Richard

JB Stahl, RL Adair, Dr. JD Beear, Nick Amster, Will Miller, PT Downing, David Myer, George Miller, TW Orr, George Clapper, WD Tyler, Daniel Funck, George

Experiment Station 1912-1913: Mary Guthrie, widow 1915: Mrs. Mary H. Guthrie [owner] Jacob E. Dalrymple, famer Eva J. Dalrymple Louise M. Dalrymple, student

interested with Mr. Miller. C. H. Savage, a nephew of Captain Russell, is also a stockholder in the company. The Ella Eldon is named after Mr. Miller's wife, whose

brick or flag stone at the option of owner or owners of said lots. Said walks shall be graveled or paved as said owners may chose at same grade as above mentioned

Custody of child to Emma Sahnably Laura A Sahnably John C 7 Jan 1881 14 Feb 1881 Wayne 1 July1875 Earl C 4 Willfully absent Common Pleas Vol 71 238 95 Laura

Reddick; WF and JP Smur; JM Eberman; fire insurance of JP Coulter; C and H Howard; Wm Childs; C Leopold on the SE corner of the public square, nearly opposite

land. On November 5, 1870 Joseph M. Irwin sold the property to his son John C. Irwin for a reported $6,000. John Irwin turned around and sold the property

Hostetler To Wade Miller Vol. 368 p.363 south part of Lot 1358 $19,500 according to $21.45 revenue stamp 1977: Wade Miller, Beulah A. Miller To David R. Hott

Diamond Alley, March 7th from Taylor fire; C Miller Diamond Alley, March 7, 1884 from Taylor fire; DD Miller Diamond Alley, March 7th from Taylor fire;

up a brick building on the ground now occupied by AM Miller grocery store next season. Mr. Miller will move one door west. Pierson and Co. sold their stock

submitted to Prof. C. C. Howard of Columbus, Ohio, for chemical examination. Prof. Howard has made the following report: October 30, 1894. Dr. C. O. Probst, Secretary

Records Vol 15 (C 2) 323 69 Petition dismissed Beane George Beane Catharine 14 Feb 1881 14 Feb 1881 Wayne 24 Nov 1874 William T, Elmer C Extreme cruelty

dry goods. Harding and Jones Hardware one door west of the courthouse. Mrs. C Schauman, #53 S Market Street. ML Benham, successor to Matt Johnston, coal

Shultz last week purchased the entire stock of DD Miller hardware of this city and took a lease of the Miller building for a term of five years.

Wooster Township. Philo died at the residence of Wm C Kirkwood, father of Prof. SJ Kirkwood. William C Kirkwood, father of Prof. SJ Kirkwood, died. He was

Market Street and the public square. Donnelly and Co., hardware, #2ME. James C Jacobs, hardware, one door west of the courthouse. Dentists: Dr. CH Hesler

Harry D Miller of Wooster, the only professional baseball player, has signed a contract to pitch for Providence team in the Eastern League. Mr. Miller is in

Clara Miller,_____________________Smithville. Ann Musser,_______________________Smithville. Rachel J. Miller,_________________Smithville. Hannah C. McFadden

and Sons, BF Miller, John Stevens, David Thomas, Wm Muschenich, Horn Bros., WD Bechtel, John S Elliott, Thomas Howard, Fred Eager, SL and C Clark, Hoelzel

same in liabilities, C Hard-cashier. Dissolution- The undersign this day dissolved partnership. The accounts will be in the hands of C Weirick. Mr. Roth will

carried on until his death. Pallbearers were John C France, Robert Coffee, John H Kauke, Peter Foust, DD Miller and Jacob Schmuch. Bowman Distillery started