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Directory, Greene Township ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "H" ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "T" ‎ (← links | edit) History 146th Infantry

Residents from the 1900 Directory, Wooster Township ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "C" ‎ (← links | edit) Wooster Republican, Business Abstracts 1890

members, the same as last year, had not been met. The membership drive was badly handicapped by the number of men who were busy at the last minute. A letter

using a code that is based on the sounds in the last name. The 1880 soundex only includes families with children under the age of 10. Each code includes

Despite the problems of the depression this was the beginning of extension work in Wayne County, Ohio with free library service being extended to all inhabitants

compiler completed the surnames beginning with the letter A thru letter R. He started but did not complete surnames beginning with S. He passed away prior to

school’s name was changed to the Wooster Female Seminary during 1842, probably at the beginning of the Summer session. The school operated under the name Wooster

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

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

| edit) RP Abstracts of Vital Records 1950 ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "S" ‎ (← links | edit) Wooster Journal, Abstracts 1838-1839 ‎ (←

records contain the name of the individual's tribe and date of validity, name (including given name, birth name, and married names), sex, date of death

Rebecca Beall (b.1809–d.1834) Harriet Beall (b.1810) Reasin S Beall Jr (b.1819–d.1821) The name Reasin is thought to have Biblical origins from the word "Rezin"

from the 1900 Directory, Creston Township ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "S" ‎ (← links | edit)

Residents from the 1900 Directory, Congress Township ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "C" ‎ (← links | edit)

children of the family. Include the childrens' maiden name in parentheses followed by the married name(s). If more information is known on the wife and children

occurs with the Filby series with the novice user. The first three volumes are labeled A-G, H-N, and O-Z. In each of the subsequent years, beginning in 1982

of Vital Records 1950 ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "S" ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "W" ‎ (← links | edit)

Resolution for a sewer on S Market Street put sewer on S Market Street petition of citizens along S Market Street beginning South Street to Henry Street

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Wahlen Wahley Walhey

of divisions by first name, each with a page number. According to this chart, if you were looking for an individual with the name Abraham McDaniel, he may

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Biographical sketches

| edit) Land Deed Index 1812–1864/Volume 12 ‎ (← links | edit) Last Name beginning with "B" ‎ (← links | edit) Residents from the 1900 Directory, Orrville

- Stock became public with over 165,000 common shares issued 1962 - Marc and Lois Wyse, Wyse Advertising, created the "With a name like Smucker's, it has

At the beginning of January 1890 Karl Merz developed a heavy cold but continued to teach as long as he was able to go downstairs and meet with his classes

met his first wife Sarah Morrison. Unfortunately, their marriage did not last long as Mrs. Morrison passed away in 1895. She was admitted into the Charity

may be left at Babbs Grocery. CH Kurtz, painter and jobber, S Market Street. Central Hotel, S Market and South Streets, Wm Buchanan proprietor. Harvey Howard

of Apple Creek and internals on N Market Street and S Market Street with proper connecting with S Bever Street. Sewer shown on said plans. The friends

Samuel T Swartz has moved with his family to Sioux City last Monday. For 17 years he has handled dry goods in Wooster and for the last 7 years served in DQ

were typhoid, or, with 1/3 the of deaths 2 1/2 times the deaths from typhoid fever. Compare Cincinnati with New Orleans; New Orleans with 235 more deaths

stopped in NY city last week and goods are starting to arrive. Last Thursday evening, policeman Jacob Long was going up Starks Alley on S Market Street, fell

went into camp at Highland Park last Tuesday. A window light was broken in John Johnston grocery on S Market Street last Monday night. Two dollar’s worth

Mayor Kimber reports Wednesday of last week, April 13, city council met in council chambers to transact business at last meeting for 1880-81. Mayor gave

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services union in spirit with other denominations that worshipped with the church from time to time. This community spirit did not last, however, for the spirit

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about the year 1878 the name of the village was changed to Creston, because the confliction with another town in the state by the name of Pike. The town first

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______________________Wooster. S. P. Kiefer,_____________________Smithville. S. Z. Kaufman,____________________Huntington, Indiana. S. M. Longsdorf,__________________Smithville

week. Charles D Lydick and Fred S McKinney, under the name of Lydick and McKinney opened a commissioned house at 62 S Market Street and handle all kinds

brick building with two acres of ground on Pittsburgh Avenue, also two rooms on Buckeye Street, also one four store with three rooms on S Market Street

be bought with a price. They were men fully grown ready to bear with adversity, battle with misfortune, struggle for the right, contend with the strong

Francenna Kinzer died 1933, Charles Kinzer died in 1935, William S. Kinzer died in 1945, and the last surviving member of the family, Clara Kinzer, died in 1969