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County, OH there are two Jacob Millers with a wife Catherine. All are from Pennsylvania. One Jacob Miller is 57 with his wife Catharine who is 49 years. The

under the grandparents' surname rather than their own surname. The 1860 and 1870 U.S. censuses include the names of each individual living in the household

in a book titled, Lancaster County Old Order Amish Cemetery Record: Includes Lancaster County, Daughter Communities, and Extinct Settlements (book). Aaron

number. The names with a “W” next to them can be found in the book beginning on page 80, or part 3 of the book. The abstracts in each will book are found separately

Bauman, Unknown Bechtel, Sarah Belle, Emile Bender, Henry Blocher, Mrs Henry Book, Roy M Bowers, Lee Bowers, Red Boyer, Mrs Isaac Brakewood, Anne Bruce, Emaline

Cambridge, Massachusetts List any known property owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. Served as a 2nd Lieutenant

among individuals with the same name. If it is known that the individual was a resident of Chester Township, you would want to begin your search with the

order. Rather, you will find those individuals with the surname beginning in “M” together or the surnames beginning with “S” together. However, within each

Wooster Cemetery book, Edna K. Conrad compiled a book, Wooster Cemetery Burial Permits. Book 1 includes permit numbers 2 through 413. Book 2 includes permit

County, Ohio|Wood County, OH]] History book indicates that Ezra F. Day, son of Stephen F. and Elizabeth {{Surname|Strause Day, was the grandson of Stephen

prior to the completion of the book. A second book in our collection is Wayne County, Ohio Birth Records 1867-1908. The book is divided in two parts. Volume

State: Choose Ohio. Add Founder button: Enter the full legal name of individual. If you do not know, please research it using Ancestry and/or Family Search

S-117). 1826 Wayne County Ohio Tax List (book)In the 1826 tax list (tax taken in 1825) there is a Nicholas Smith with wife Elizabeth owning land in Green Township

order. Rather, you will find those individuals with the surname beginning in “M” together or the surnames beginning with “S” together. However, within each

, Wooster, Ohio location A large portion of this page, with permission, is taken from the book, "Gone, But Not Forgottem: a Freedlander Legacy" by Ann

from Castro’s Cuba Another good book about immigration includes, They Came in Ships, by John Philip Colletta. Another book, The Source (pages 440-519), dedicates

real tax (land). List any known property owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. Civil War veteran Served in

number. The names with a “W” next to them can be found in the book beginning on page 80, or part 3 of the book. The abstracts in each will book are found separately

carriages) and real tax (land). List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. List any involvement with the community. Please include any awards or

is residing with Thomas and Jane McMillen. Alexander and Sarah are still at home with their parents. Census, United States, 1870 In the book, Lawyers of

property owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. List any military service of the individual. List any occupations

contact with individuals or organizations should be included. Include such information as: Date of initial correspondence, date of response Surname or subject

ethnic ancestor, research those individuals nearby with the same birth country, utilizing the FAN club. Also, individuals with the same church denomination

County, Ohio were included in the book as a substitute. The book lists the tax payers in alphabetical order by surname and lists the county each tax payer

persons spoken of in the book, Early Days of Washington*. This direct line is: Ninian, Robert, James, Zephaniah, Reasin. *The book EARLY DAYS OF WASHINGTON

Several notebooks were donated to the Genealogy and Local History Department of the Wayne County Public Library detailing the descendants of Daniel Daugherty

The town was later incorporated into Kidron Village. Wayne County History Book Committee. A History of Wayne County, Ohio. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company

David Wesley Brandt Known for Founder of the City Book Store

operator Farmer List any involvement with the community. This is an area that other information regarding the individual may be placed. Rice Family Frederick

Wooster Cemetery book, Edna K. Conrad compiled a book, Wooster Cemetery Burial Permits. Book 1 includes permit numbers 2 through 413. Book 2 includes permit

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Arnold (surname) Wikipedia At this point in the research, I am no closer to determining the parents of Samuel ARNOLD born 1801 in Maryland. ARNOLD. He

Record, p. 0. July 19, 1979: "(Photos of Dollar Days)" by Elmer [Steingass (surname), The Daily Record, p. 16. September 07, 1979: "(Betty Wayne Shopping Service)

square with fall and winter supplies of merchandize. JM Eberman bought the store of JM Carpenter and Bro., one door east of American Hotel with a splendid

and year of term, plaintiff’s name, defendant’s name, record (book, page), and exec. (book, page). The Common Pleas Court Records are not indexed very well

members included Jody Tyler{{Surname|, Dr. Burney {{Surname|Huff, and Al Burger. Economically, the Chamber continued to work with Premier Corp. to gain a right