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William Adams. When John Smith died, the administrator of his estate was John Ihrig; the bondsman was Jacob Miller; and the appraisers were John Mowrer, William

Farm Cemetery Emanuel Miller Farm Cemetery Paint Feikert Cemetery Harry B Miller Farm Joseph L. Yoder Farm Cemetery John Schlabach Farm Cemetery Keim Cemetery

Yoder being a foster daughter of Samuel E. Yoder of Apple Creek, Ohio. I find a tombstone abstract for N J Yoder in the Miller Amish Cemetery (Mt. Ayr, Newton

Cloyce Butzer bought the first television set. Samuel Miller built the first hotel. Samuel Miller had the first telephone toll station. First minister to

Clipping Assorted Photographs Wooster Cemetery The Wayne County Genealogical Society, 2004. pp. 348 Find A Grave, Bill Miller, https://www.findagrave.com/mem

perrybaptistcanton.com/. Phelps, Tom, John Partridge, John Partridge, John Partridge, John Partridge, John Partridge, and John Partridge. "Trinity United Methodist

later known as Wooster Cemetery Park-Burns (Congress Twp) Photos (49) Plank (Wayne Twp) Plank Cemetery Burial Records Plank Cemetery Newspaper Clippings Photos

Wooster Cemetery Association Improvements A View of Wooster Cemetery Page 50 Officers of Wooster Cemetery Association A View of Wooster Cemetery and Chapel

13 March 1862 Marriage Record for John Boor, 1862 4 November 1917 Death Certificate for John Boor, 1917 Wooster Cemetery Include citations for Federal, State

marriage is found under the name John Miller and Catherine Moore, vol. 2 p. 27.) John P. McMillen was the son of John McMillen, a native of Ireland. Catherine

Texaco Service John B. Rockey and Co. John C. Murray John Campbell John F. Winter John H. Geesaman John Hershey John J. Shields John J. Weiler John J. Weiler

Cemetery Civil War 89 Showalter Henry Maple Mound Cemetery Civil War 89 ST.John Albert Maple Mound Cemetery Civil War 89 St. John Elmer Maple Mound Cemetery

and children, a new page should be created. Husband: Frederick O. Miller Wife: Effie G. (Boor) Miller Children: Marie Miller Harold C. Miller Gladys E. (Miller)

Infirmary 11 23 Miller Jacob 12/1/1923 75 Wooster Catholic 23 Miller Jesse / /1950 23 Miller John William 8/25/1950 89 Burbank 23 Miller Magdalene 7/7/1924

and Ashland. Walter Robison, Nold ave., Wooster, is a descendant of a brother of David Robison, and a great-granddaughter, Ann J. Robison, lives in Toledo

Cavalry Squardron, Companies A. and B. It was commanded in the field by Gen. James A. Garfield and Gen. James A. Harker, a graduate of West Point, who was

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

Note: This is only a partial index to the publication, 175th Anniversary History of Doylestown, Ohio. As time permits, an updated and more complete table

If more information is known on the wife and children, a new page should be created. Husband: John Nicholas Boor Wife: Elizabeth C. (Carl) Boor Children:

Ohio 44691 John. L. Maurer, L6 Wayne Ave., Bloomington, Ohio 44691 Harrison. H. Miller, 248 W. Henry St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 J. F. Miller, 437 S. Market

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

brother-in-law John [Jane] Little. John Caldwell named John Little (brother-in-law) and Henry Caldwell as the executors of the estate. John Little died before

This is an incomplete list of those individuals buried in the Crown Hill Cemetery located in Orrville, Wayne Co, OH.

Print Flags— John F. Barrett and Andrew Trunk. On Martial Music— W. H. Robison, John D’Miller, Geo. B. Miller and W. H. Farnham. On Artillery— A. H. Martin

the 1873 map. John Jr. Yoder House-Pioneer House (1982)-located at 8820 Camp Rd. in West Salem a 2-story wood frame house built by John McVicker in 1873

was purchased for a new cemetery. In 1963 the parsonage was built, and in 1968 an educational wing was added to the church. In 2003 a carport was added

William Dawdon Thomas Adams Cemetery Old Concord Cemetery Marsh Cemetery Salem Heights Cemetery Scioto Cemetery Seeds Family Cemetery 1875 Jackson County Ohio

across a reference of a Reverence Nicholas Smith nor a Nicholas Smith that helped to build a church in Wooster. Ministers performing marriages Smith, A. M

Ridge Cemetery Carpenter Cemetery Emerick Cemetery King, George Cemetery Ling Cemetery Oak Hill Cemetery Pleasant Grove Cemetery Salem Cemetery Shrimplin

Stotsbery, 112 North Ave. E. McKeesport, Pa. John F. Stotsberry, Shelton, Washington. ` William A. Stotsbery, Dead. John T. Swarts, 1116 Auburn Place, Canton,

County, Ohio Fairfield Cemetery, Galion, Crawford County, Ohio Oakwood Cemetery, Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio United Brethren Churches of Crawford County

First Ward 1289 Miller Henry A Wooster First Ward 290 Miller Ella Wooster First Ward 287, 286 Miller James F Wooster First Ward 282 Miller George B Wooster

time for him. I had a talk with him this day. I went to the post office and got a letter. I read it and told him here is a letter from a lady in Ohio inquiring

- Assembled Comrades and Guests. Bugle Calls by John M. Hill. Army Songs, led by Comrade Clark Miller. (Entire assembly will sing choruses). Opening Prayer-

Mohicanville Cemetery Lake Fork Cemetery Garn Cemetery Newman Cemetery Carr Cemetery Place List. Accessed April 09, 2019. http://www.ashlandohio.pa-roots.com/townshipnames

Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Woodbourne Cemetery Washington Presbyterian Church Cemetery Rehoboth Methodist Church Cemetery Sugar Creek Friends Meeting

Also A. S. McClure, Martin Welker, C. N. Yocum, George W. Miller, James B. Taylor, J.C. McClarren|McClarran, William C. Yost, A. D. Metz and John C. Morr

born in 1835 in Wooster, Ohio, was a civil war veteran and talented portrait painter. Though his father, Jonas Nachtreib a hat merchant, tried to get his son

Plants, John Elizabeth 68 15 22 22 PSW 9 acres June/17/1825 Mowry, John Plants, John Elizabeth 70 15 22 22 PNW minus 9 acres April/1/1825 Hammond, William

Sr., John 15 12 17 1 PSE 80 acres February/26/1827 Omstuts, Jr., John Omstuts, Sr., John 16 12 17 1 PSE 80 acres February/26/1827 Stoner, John Shumaker

built between 1869-1870 by John C. France. The house features an unusual front door and door bell; a circular front hall with a winding stairway and large

February/27/1830 Miller, John Campbell, John Mary 594 11 17 27 PN[W] 40 acres March/5/1830 Anderson, David Miller, John Susannah John Campbell 595 11 17

44691 Harry Miller, Southeast Corner of McKenna & Larwill Sts., Wooster, Ohio 44691 H.H. Miller, 05 W. Larwill St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 J.F. Miller, 147 S.

St. Mary's Cemetery , R17 Madison Rd., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Wooster Cemetery Assn. , 151 N Market St. R3 Madison Rd., Wooster, Ohio 44691 John W. Ames ,

36 Inactive Miller, Joe U Farm East Union 27 Active Amish Miller, John A Salt Creek 22 Active Amish Miller, Ken Plain 26 Active gone Miller, Menno Paint

Loginbeall, etal, John Smith, John Mary 413 12 16 7 SW September/17/1824 Mosier, etal, Nicholas Smith, John 413 12 16 7 SW October/1/1824 Smally, John Gallagher

Ohio 44691 Harrison Miller, 105 W. Larwill St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Eli Miller, 153 W. North St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 James Miller, 147 S. Market St.,

in hunting, often being absent or weeks at a time and spending the nights on a bed made of bushes, building a fire about it for the protection from the

hear making buggies and wagons, John Wilhelm, shop at same old place, E Liberty Street, near James Curry lumber yard. Miller and Slusser, west end grocery

Harrison Miller, 1 S. Side of Mulberry and E. Side of Grant St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Henry Miller, 103 S. Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 James F. Miller, 147 S

of Wooster, in volume 23, page 617, a deed is found, which was made June 9, 1841, by which John Funk deeded to John Funk and others, Elders and Deacons

Field Cemetery. Dr. Gillette, Gillen, Dr. Wilson and Dr. Schade at the grave of a fallen comrade, Flanders Field Cemetery. Major Blackhall finds a lost

time owned a part of the village ground. This was possibly a century ago. The ground was conveyed by John S. Hoisington and Mr. Blodget and a number of

Tabulated data taken from the Dalton cemetery. Last Update: 2017-September, 2009-August

house. Dr. John J Kinney, former partner of Lehr and Kinney, has opened a office at 43 W Liberty Street, 6 doors W of Sprague corner. Dr. John A Gann. Dr

Wooster Hardware Co., WH Wiler, RL Mead, CM Geiselman, John S Caskey, John W Wilhelm, John Saal, John W Werick, Robert Gow, DW Bechtel, TM Logan, Julian Jeffries

Dawson, John Wade, George Smith, Benjamin Boydston, Thomas Smith, Jacob Breakfield, John Harris, Douglas Wilford, Barter Harris, James Sparks, John McFaddin

Cooley and John 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

suspended and third reading a Board of Health was appointed , Henry A Miller, Dr. JA Garn, TJ Wisner, Michael Miller, John Gillam and Dr. JE Barrett. The

bonnets to sell at a bargain. S French has opened a shop for making and repairing edged tools, a few doors north of the Home Mills. John Simon, for collars

Friday morning, Mr. Miller of firm of Miller and Goodman Grocery, S Market Street, was engaged in transferring oil from a barrel to a large can. His partner

several business depression and light holiday trade. John F Barrett, John Wilhelm and Perry Miller have been appointed appraisers and are at work appraising

Agricultural Works Saturday 18, 1883. John H Kauke and John Zimmerman. About 10 o’clock, the dwelling house occupied by Harrison Miller near Spears Chair Factory took

Prof. John B. Eberly, then a young graduate of Mt. Union College, where he received his degree of A. B. on June 22nd of that year. Prof. Eberly was a son