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ric-ashland-bloody-hill-one-of-more-creative-names-of-old-one-room-schoolhouses. "Historic Ashland: Bloody Hill One of the More Creative Names of Old,

Lake Township was a township of Wayne County, Ohio from 5 Sep 1814 to 24 February 1846. It is now a township of Ashland County, Ohio. Information found

Shelby County, Ohio. Accessed April 02, 2019. http://history.rays-place.com/oh/shel-jackson.htm. History of Jackson Township, Shelby County, Ohio. Accessed

Miller of Ashland County, Ohio; Perry Township, Ashland County, Ohio; Plain Township, Wayne County, Ohio; and Chester Township, Wayne County, Ohio, Wayne

Caldwell Atlas of Ashland County. Condit, Ohio: J. A. Caldwell, 1874. Caldwell, J. A. Caldwell Atlas of Ashland County. Condit, Ohio: J. A. Caldwell,

in the 1856 Reedsburg, Ohio business directory as a boots & shoes dealer. 1850 US Census for Perry Township, Ashland County, Ohio, Page 39B, Family 66 Nathaniel

Washington, Prairie, and Ripley Townships. In 1846, Wayne County lost the four western townships to the formation of Ashland County, Ohio. These included Jackson

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1846, Wayne County, OH lost part of its western border to Ashland County, Ohio. Townships that became part of Ashland County, OH included Lake, Mohican

Hazard Study An Inventory of Ohio's Soils – Wayne County A Study of Killbuck Wildlife Area Seismicity Map of the State of Ohio Killbuck Watershed (2) Geology

Census of Ohio: A State-Wide Index of Taxpayers There were no 1812 tax records for Wayne County, Ohio. The 1814 tax records for Wayne County, Ohio were included

part of Holmes County, OH. In 1846, Wayne County, OH lost a portion of its western border to the formation of Ashland County, OH. The townships of Jackson

County, Ohio Canaan Center Cemetery Plain Township, Wayne County, Ohio Canaan Lutheran Cemetery Plain Township, Wayne County, Ohio County Line Mennonite

the townships of Clinton, Franklin, Lake, Plain, Ripley and Washington in Wayne, Holmes and Ashland counties. Historical Societies in Wayne County Discover

State of Ohio - 230 Members joined the Wayne County Agricultural Society with 181 paid their $1 fee Officers and directors of the first Wayne county fair

1971–1994 1895, 1915/1920 Robinson's Ashland County OH Rural Directory 1967, 1978–1998 (every 2 years) Polk's Ashland City Directory, including Rural Routes

County, Ohio Naturalization of Crawford County, Ohio Early Whitehouse History (Lucas County) Wood County, Ohio Marriage Records Volumes 25, 26, 27, and

miscellaneous Blacks in Wayne County, Ohio Colonization Society of Wayne County, Ohio Oral History Interview of Laura Jackson Ohio-Wayne-Amish One notebook

Read more Timeline View the timeline of this establishment. Read more Douglass, Ben. History of Wayne County, Ohio. Indianapolis: Robert Douglass Publisher

picture of the ethnicity of Wayne County, Ohio. For now, suffice it to say that a large percentage of the immigrants residing in Wayne County, Ohio were from

Canaan Township, Wayne County, Ohio. Yocum, Joel Note: Rowsburg is in Ashland County, Ohio. Wile, Morgan Note: West Salem is in Congress Township, Wayne

for Chester Township, Wayne County, Ohio. I find no death record in Wayne or Ashland Counties on them. I looked through the Wayne County, Ohio newspapers

are digitized: 1810 Census of Wayne County 1815 Census of Wayne County 1819 Census of Wayne County 1823 Census of Wayne County Other census records available

(Wayne County) : 1977-1978 Triway Elementary Schools (Wayne County) : 1976, 1982-1983 Wayne (Wooster, Ohio) : 2000 Millersburg (Holmes County, Ohio) : 2004

including Ashland County, Ohio Cemeteries; county directories; 1920 Wayne County, Ohio Census; Tombstone Inscriptions from the Cemeteries in Medina County, Ohio;

Formerly of Berks County, PA. Sauder, Elizabeth 26 Jan 1864 Died in Ashland County OH on 28 Sept 1863, Elizabeth Sauder, w/o John Sauder, formerly of Berks

Mohican Township was originally part of Wayne County, Ohio. For more information see Mohican.

Submitted by Betty K. Schuler. A History of Wayne County, Ohio. Compiled and edited by members of The Wayne County History Book Committee, 1987. p. 73.

Church Histories of Wayne County, Ohio. Wooster, OH: Self published, 1987. Wayne County History Book Committee. History of Wayne County, Ohio. Dallas, TX:

includes the name of the deceased, the county of residence at the time of death, state of residence at time of death, age of individual at time of death, individual’s

Lake townships were by an act of the legislature given to assist in the formation of Ashland county. Every citizen in Wayne county should be proud of its

Crawford County, Ohio Methodist and Evangelical Churches of Crawford County, Ohio Crawford County, Ohio Court Records Crawford County, Ohio Postcards Crawford

by the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio through its Wayne County Historical Landmark program. Bethel United Methodist Church-County Historical Landmark

Scott of Savannah, Ashland County, Ohio called to the West Salem Presbyterian Church 1900 Rev. Alexander Scott resigns position after 5 years of service

For other volumes of the land deeds, view the. Land Deeds in Wayne County, Ohio page. Volume 11 includes land transactions from about 1833 to 1834. The

Evans - Scott, Ohio Blanche Lucinda Frazier - Dresden, Ohio Clela May Gordon - Ashland, Ohio Edith Howell (Chairman) - Freeport, Ohio Elizabeth Belle McAdoo

For other volumes of the land deeds, view the Land Deeds in Wayne County, Ohio page. Volume 12 includes land transactions from about 1834 to 1835. The

selected a spot for a cemetery on the south 50 acres of the farm. In 1851, John Fike remarried in Ashland County, where he may have moved by then. His son John

discretion. August 6, 1879 Ashland County, Ohio May 22, 1901 Wayne County, Ohio May 29, 1951 Mt. Vernon, Knox County, Ohio May 31, 1951 Wooster Cemetery

about 1814 to 1825. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

about 1814 to 1828. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio through its Wayne County Historical Landmark program. Kister Mill-National Historic Landmark (1974)-County Historical

about 1814 to 1831. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

about 1813 to 1822. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

about 1832 to 1833. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

southwest corner of Ashland and Firestone roads. It remained open until 1942. Wayne County History Book Committee. A History of Wayne County, Ohio. Dallas: Taylor

about 1831 to 1832. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

about 1812 to 1819. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

about 1814 to 1831. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

families found here in Wayne County, Ohio. Stark County, Ohio Death Records for the Koon/Kuhn and Thomas surnames Wayne County, Ohio Marriage Index 1813-1898

in Wayne County, Ashland County, or [[Ohio, Medina County}Medina County]] (thru 1865). Kime-Repp Cemetery (Ohio, Wayne County, Congress Township Note: From

collection. Other Wayne County, Ohio digital projects to browse and search include: Wayne County Public Library Digital Collection Wayne County Historical Society

150th Anniversary 27 Lakeville 26 Washington Township 25 Mohican Township, Ashland County 25 Lake Township 25 U.S. Post Office 24 Conner R N Jan. 1938-Dec

Creek, Wayne County, Ohio; maintained by Names in Stone. 1900 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), Salt Creek Township, Wayne County, Ohio, Dwelling

and referred to organization of Wooster tent of Knights of Maccabees six years ago and that of Wooster Hive of ladies of Maccabees during the past year

about 1814 to 1827. The index was compiled here at the Wayne County Public Library in Wooster, Ohio. If you would like to view the original microfilmed record

only a partial index to the publication, 175th Anniversary History of Doylestown, Ohio. As time permits, an updated and more complete table will be uploaded

December 1954 6 Wayne County Bank Board of Dictators January 1955 1 Edwards Harold L Board of Dictators January 1955 1 Hudson Ceylon E Board of Dictators January

Philip Miller, Ashland County, Ohio, late private of Co. E, 29th Regt. Ind. Vol. Inft., from 14th of September, 1886 for slight deafness of both ears.Harriet

for the month of October 1885. Peter Barkley, Rowsburg, Ohio, private of Co. I, 163d Reg. O.V.I. William H. Lash, Ashland, Ohio, private of Co. I, 64th Reg

Chestnut Hill, Doylestown Chippewa 3 Active Church of God in Christ Mennonite East Union 25 Chippewa Church of the Brethren Milton 30 Christian Mennonite Assembly

resident of Wooster, Ohio, and, for more than fifty years, recognized as one of the leading physicians of the State. Early in 1865, at the close of the last

soon as the draft of 1862 was ordered by Sec. Of War, Gov. Todd appointed him Asst. Advocated General and Supertendant of the draft of Ohio. He held that until

Springfield, Clark County Ohio, on Tuesday, the 27th day of March, ultimo, William Y.H. Cushing, Esq., formerly of Lebanon, in the thirty-fifth year of his age.

estimate for 1884 is advance of the figures for 1880. Wayne County ranks as the third county in the state of Ohio in the number of bushels produced. JT Shields

circulation 163772; deposits of 29640.65 for total of 403436.32. Removal of Wm Oldfield; statement of Bank of Wooster as of April 20, 1839. Mercantile business