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organizations Wayne County Ohio - History of Key Persons Location Suite # 4 428 W. Liberty St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio OFFICIAL WEBSITE: Wayne County, Ohio Recorder's

131-139 Address 131 N. Market St. City Wooster Township Wooster County Wayne State Ohio Zipcode 44691 View on Google Maps Owners and Tenants Owners William

edit) Multi-Generation Photos I ‎ (← links | edit) Wayne County Topics ‎ (← links | edit) Wayne County Court Index ‎ (← links | edit) World War II Scrapbook

10 Frick building. Image taken for Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio, Historic Heritage of Wayne County, Ohio. 1813: John Bever, William Henry, Joseph

St. 1887 - Annual Business Review of Wayne County (1887) 1899 - Adjudged insane and institutionalized at Toledo, Ohio. Adjudged Insane Saturday afternoon

States, issued between 1820 and 1908. Ohio Recorder's Page, Wayne County, Ohio US Land Records Search Wayne County, Ohio Deed Indexes online from May 1988

relics and archeological specimens from Wayne County. It remained opened until 1958 when it was moved to the Wayne County Historical Society. During World War

Union Twp. Read more East Union Township, Wayne County, Ohio - Wikipedia Douglass, Ben. History of Wayne County, Ohio. Indianapolis: Robert Douglass Publisher

Ephriam Quinby Jr. Vol. 49 p. 238 Old Lot No.s 175,176,177,part of 178 $900 Wayne County Sheriff To Ephriam Quinby Jr. Vol. 52 p.84 north half of Old Lot No.

The house located at 515 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio was most likely built by property owner Joseph Caldwell sometime between 1861-1864. Photograph by

Dwelling", Wooster Weekly Republican, p. 3. May 18, 1892: "Local News", Wayne County Democrat, p. 3 Jacob Schmuck, Sr., had a stroke of paralysis last Sunday

Wooster, Ohio 44691 1907-1929 - Gerstenslager Company 1929 - Droz Transfer Company Reed Warehouses Inc. Gault Liberty Center Wooster, Ohio ‎ (← links

been through many alternations since being built in 1862 and is described in Ohio Historic Inventory records as an eclectic mix of late Victorian stylistic

deceased, Adeline Duberstein To Wayne County National Bank Vol. 669 p.351 Lot 1591 Certificate of Title $0 1995: Wayne County National Bank Trustees To Susanne

veterinary barn once located on the property of 342 Nold Ave. in Wooster, Ohio. 1816: William Henry, Joseph H. Larwill, Abigail Larwill To John Bever Vol

said Don Elliott, Wooster, who oversees the hall during the week of the Wayne County Fair, along with the help of his wife, Iola. "It would be hard to even

The wood frame Foursquare architectural style house at 433 N. Bever St. was built between 1909-1910 by property owners Harry S. Elliott and wife, Vivian

Township was built around 1832 on land deeded to Thomas Johnson, who came to Wayne County from Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Johnson had received title to 400 acres

second story roof line. The house was recognized by the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio as a Pioneer House in 1977 for applicant Floyd Hunsicker

etal* To Maud Keeney Vol. 218 p.462 part of Lot 1615 $4,400 * Conveyed by Wayne County Sheriff (Case No. 30049) demanding partition of real estate 1941: Maud

Mary 1962-1967: Wayne County Engineer Office, Wayne County Welfare, Wayne County Agriculture Extension Office 1970-1977: Wayne County Board of Educational

was elected as an Ohio State Representative in the early 1800s, then into Congress from 1819-1829. He was Secretary of the State of Ohio in the 1840s and

Wooster. Wayne County Democrat, 1880-APR-07 p.3 Wayne County Democrat, Nov. 1883 p.3 Wm Annat buys the Emrich house on N. Market St. Wayne County Democrat

1776-1976 - In celebration of the American Revolution bicentennial. GENEALOGY OHIO WAYNE HISTORY SMITHVILLE, p. 55. History of Smithville & Surrounding Area: 1776-1976

located at on the southwest corner of Stibbs and Spink streets in Wooster, Ohio and was once the Follis family home that included the local football star

extracted from the 1987 Wayne County, OH history book and Ben Douglass’ history book on Wayne County, OH. Wayne County was the 6th county formed in the Northwest

Wooster's first newspaper. The Commemorative Biographical Record of Wayne County, Ohio, published in 1889 stated that Mr. Gasche was self-made. He was enterprising

Rodney Lee McMichael, Becky Jo McMichael To Wayne County National Bank Lot 1621 $85,000 2005: Wayne County National Bank, The To Commercial & Savings Bank

The McSweeney house at 531 N. Market St. in Wooster, Ohio was built in 1845. It was the home of three generations of the McSweeney family: John McSweeney

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

166 $550 1907: Sheriff of Wayne County To Emma J. Young (after 1870 renumbering) Lot No. 1621 $2,460 Sheriff of Wayne County To O.C. Williams south part

Wooster Weekly Republican, p. 3. March 24, 1897: "Death of Judge Lehman", Wayne County Democrat, p. 3. 1816: William Henry, Joseph H. Larwill, Abigail Larwill

The house located at 420 N. Bever St. was built between 1898-1899 by property owners Ira H. Aylesworth|Aylsworth and his wife Lucy as they bought the lot

Main. In addition, the house appears on the 1873 Caldwell's Atlas of Wayne County, Ohio, so the house most likely had to have been built sometime between

0. Wayne County Herald, Wooster, Ohio. 1899 July 27, p.1. Wayne County Herald, Wooster, Ohio. 1899 July 27, p.1. Wayne County Herald, Wooster, Ohio. 1899

Akron, Ohio Gertrude, born May 1882; occupation laborers in rubber shop in Akron, Ohio Joseph Tiefenthaler died 7 Aug. 1912, in Akron, Summit County, Ohio

Index Wayne County History Book Committee. A History of Wayne County, Ohio. Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company, 1987. pg. 30. Jacksonian, Wooster, Ohio. 1882

garage. For over 20 years Wilson P. Snyder had also been director of the Wayne County National Bank and was elected to the presidency of this bank following

and Local History Department. 1819 Census of Wayne County ‎ (← links | edit) Paint Township, Wayne County, Ohio ‎ (← links | edit) Crown Hill Cemetery Burial

Recognized as the "Benjamin House" by the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio Landmark Committee, the narrow two-story brick structure at the NW corner

166 $550 1907: Sheriff of Wayne County to Emma J. Young (after 1870 renumbering) Lot No. 1621 $2,460 Sheriff of Wayne County to O.C. Williams south part

Foursquare architectural style house located at 560 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio was likely built between 1910-1918 by property owners Emma and A.H. Brown

House threatened with demolition, Architectural Preservation Society of Wayne County formed to protect house; Gerald Pierson establishes contract to relocate

two-and-half story wood frame house located at 322 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio. 1814: John Bever To John Sloane (surname)Sloane Vol. 1 p.131 R13, T15, S4

Built in 1845 by J. P. Jeffries, this house was built of very strong brick walls that are three bricks wide. It has not been altered, except for the east

This early pioneer home is located at the end of a long lane of County Road 70 west of Rittman. The home was built by the Valentine Ault family prior to

Benjamin Kindig House Benjamin Kindig, an early pioneer, settled in the area about 1830. The old frame house was built in 1876 by Azuriah Kindig, a descendent

William Hatfield, born in Fayette County, Pennsylvania in 1800, came to Wayne County with his father Jacob in 1817 and settled in Chippewa Township. He

Built in 1867, this house was the home of Peter Rich, founder of an early Milton Township industry, the Rich Brewery (the first manufacturing industry

The Gish Home Located in the west part of the Pioneer Cemetery on Gish Road on the northeast edge of Rittman, this house was built by Jacob Gish to replace

Located on the south side of E. Sunset Dr. at the top of Shinersburg Hill in Rittman, this brick home was built by Abraham Gish, a master builder, cabinet

Railroad in Wayne County, Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union Woman's Suffrage Schaffter, Marie S.: 1st woman member of the Wayne County Bar Association

Wyckoff House General information Town or city Congress Twp, Wayne Co, Ohio Country USA Completed 1835

located at 1539 Beall Ave. in Wooster, Ohio in April 2017. Image of the house located at 1539 Beall Ave. in Wooster, Ohio in April 2017.

Leisure/Lesiure Tavern Located near the crossroads of State Route 585 and County Road 221 in Green Township, this old brick home and farmstead once housed

owner Ohio M. Yocum Ohio M. Yocum Edward E. and James E. Myers, partnership owners of Wooster Office Equipment Yocum Wooster Business College Ohio Power

Smucker-Rohrer House General information Address Rohrer Road Town or city Orrville, Ohio Country USA Construction started 1864

information Type Log house Address 105 E. Clinton Street Town or city Doylestown, Ohio Country USA Completed Original log house by 1812, enlarged to present area

The house located at 632 N. Bever St. was once the home and offices for osteopathic doctors, Dr. Edward Brown and his wife, Josephine (Hay) Brown. The

the family first located in York, Pennsylvania, then moved to Holmes County, Ohio arriving in October of 1835 and located on an 80-acre farm which the

Jump n Shout Originally constructed in the 1820s, this timber-framed barn was built as part of a farm on Geyers Chapel Road. In the 1930s, Francis Besancon

garage. For over 20 years Wilson Snyder had also been director of the Wayne County National Bank and was elected to the presidency of this bank following

Whitaker Vol. 85 p.439 $1,200 1875: Wayne County Sheriff To Eleanor Childs Vol. 94 p.202 $1,449.50 1894: Wayne County Sheriff To Thomas J. Childs Vol. 126

The wood frame house located at 222 Palmer St. in Wooster, Ohio was likely built in 1905 by the DiGiacomo family who bought the land from their relative

Nigel Brush, "The Barnet-Hoover House: An Early Pioneer Site in Wayne County, Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, volume 63, no.3, Summer 2013, p.53 https://chrysalisawards

James F. Briton leaves Wayne County, Ohio to go to Chili, South America in May of 1879. James F. Briton returns to Wayne County, Ohio from South America for

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 II had married Susannah Showalter

reported in local newspapers as the "Italian Lodge" but listed in the Wayne County Recorders deed records as The Society di Mutuo Soccorso Uniono E. Fratellanza

Pennsylvania; James, age 21, born in Ohio, House Painter; Thomas, age 18, born in Ohio, Cabinet Maker; and Perry, age 18, born in Ohio, laborer. No street address

purchased and moves in to the house known as Christmas Knoll in May of 1878. Wayne County Democrat, 1878-MAY-15 p.3. "Dr. Todd, 99, Dies At Wooster Home," Daily

Church, Inc. To Ohio Conference Association of Seventh Day Adventist Church Vol. 390 p.281 Lot 1359 $21,500 Church History see Wayne County Democrat 1883-AUG-29

is buried in the Lucas Cemetery (Ohio, Wayne County, Chester Township). Census, United States, Ohio, Wayne County, Wayne Township, 1820 - Robert Patterson:

Justice / Police order / and Safety of Peace S. Cox, Recorder Transcribed from Wayne County, Ohio Land Deeds volume 3 pages 551-552 by Deborah Kitko, MLS

deliver the same duly certified under his hand forth-with to the recorder of Wayne County for record in pursuance of the said provisions of the above recited

To figure out how much people paid for a property read about Revenue Stamps and Property Conveyance Fee History

Hoisington walked for four and a half months from Vermont to Canaan Township, Ohio, in order to claim their land under a grant from President James Monroe for

is searchable by name. Ohio Recorder, Wayne County, Ohio Wayne County, Ohio Auditor Search current properties in Wayne County, Ohio. The site is searchable

$600 to John Firestone. Firestone, born in Berg, Germany, had come to Wayne County with his wife Rachel. In 1835, their son David married Elizabeth Rice

Second brick house built in Wooster, Ohio "It was in this building, the second brick house built in Wooster more than 150 years ago, that the city's founders

Originally located on the grounds of Wooster High School on Bowman Street, this house served as living quarters for the high school janitor. When, in 1917

N.E. corner Public Square, opposite County Offices 1894 - sold to Mrs. George Kreiger, Sr. for $4,000 and will be occupied by Kreiger's Drug Store George

In 1900, Joe DiGiacomo moved to Wooster, having left his home in Italy at age 8 and spent several years working in South America in the late 1800s. By

village of Overton, may well have been the oldest existing structure in Wayne County when it was dismantled in 1981. Though it was occupied by different families

-present: Location of Wayne County Community Foundation "Attorney-Quartet Brings History to Life," Daily Record, Dec. 7, 1976, p.15. Wayne County Community Foundation

this house stands does not go back to a presidential title as many other Wayne County farms do, it was first obtained under a deed from President James Monroe

Alonzo C. and Gail Smith residing at 506 N. Market St. according to Wayne County Auditor's website 1943: Dr. Alonzo C. Smith dies 1960-1: Lots 492-493

1 Wayne County Democrat August 4, 1880 p. 2 Wooster Republican November 13, 1884 p. 3 col. 2 Jacksonian December 4, 1884 p. 4 col. 1 Wayne County Democrat

In 1988, the house was renovated to become offices for the accounting firm of Turpin, Long & Wilson, Inc. According to an article in the Daily Record,

laying the pressed brick. —Author Unknown,  July 25, 1888: "Local News", Wayne County Democrat, p. 3. Laubach & Boyd Drugstore 1888: City of Wooster To Allen

Moorefield Pottery Gold Star Feed Mills Emma Schmitt, research paper, Wayne County Public Library Genealogy files

probably the original owners were attorneys, Captain James B. Taylor, and Wayne County Probate Court Judge Isaac Johnson. Judge Johnson's daughter married Edwin

Wendell Young House Wendell and Ed Young House In 1864, Wendell Young (of brewery fame) bought the property at the northeast corner of N. Bever Street

The large wood frame house at 238 S. Buckeye St., Wooster, Ohio once housed the Danford Funeral Home. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

Professor Eversole Home Dr. George Ryall Home William Annat Home This parcel was part of the land deeded to Joseph Larwill by President James Madison on

The house located at 421 N. Bever St. was built sometime between 1909-1916 by property owner George Gerstenslager. In 1916 Henry Boigegrain, who was the

Weston Peckinpaugh. It was added to the Wayne County Landmark Registry by the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio as the Williams House and awarded the

Wooster Margaret E. Kate: County Social Worker 1949 - Mrs. Della B. Kate (widow M. O.) Margaret E. Kate: Case worker, County Child Welfare Board 1952 -

Lehr, Opal M. Lehr To Wayne T. Spangler, Sandra J. Spangler Vol. 415 p.244 45ftX180ft part of Lot 1224 $20.35 revenue stamp 1976: Wayne T. Spangler, Sandra

large 2-story wood frame house located at 532-534 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio was likely built between 1886-1888 by property owner Maggie B. Craighead

House General information Address 172 E. Bowman St. Town or city Wooster, Ohio Country USA Completed 1881

114 p.179 (after 1870 renumbering) part of Lot 1224 Quit-Claim $810 Wayne County Auditor To Lewis P. Ohliger Vol. 114 p.180 (after 1870 renumbering) part

The wood frame house located at 332 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio was likely built sometime between 1908-1910 for property owners Walter G. Whitaker and

The house located at 545 N. Bever St. was likely built by property owners and developers Jerome and Maggie Curry sometime after buying the lot in 1881

The brick Foursquare architectural style house at 427 N. Bever St. was built in 1910 by property owners Walter G. Whitaker and wife, Katherine P. Whitaker

The wood frame house located at 552 N. Bever St was built sometime between 1910 to 1918. This house has been restored to the Arts and Crafts style. The

Salem, Ohio Residence of Arthur Senff, Salt Creek Township Page 53 Wayne County Children's Home Image of Wayne County Children's Home Page 54 Wayne County

The wood frame house at 506 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio was likely built sometime between 1880-1887 by property owner Maria E. Johnson. 1816: William

The large wood frame house located at 505 N. Bever St. was likely built between 1880-1881 by property owners and developers Maggie J. Curry and Jerome

Caldwell's Atlas of Wayne Co. and of the City of Wooster, Ohio "Special Advertising Business Directory of the City of Wooster, Ohio" pg. 14

searchable by name. Ohio Recorder, Wayne County, Ohio Wayne County, Ohio Auditor: Search current properties in Wayne County, Ohio. The site is searchable

in Wooster, Ohio addressed to Margaret and Mina Davidson.

Carpenter Gothic architectural styled house at 450 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio was built in 1879 by property owner J. Adolph Schmitz. Photograph by S. Zimmerman

In 1875 he and his family moved to Wooster, Ohio and he became a long standing member of the Wayne County law professionals; practicing 67 years. Hiram

The house once located at 352 N. Bever St. in Wooster, Ohio was torn down sometime after the property was purchased by William D. Older II in 2006. The

Horizons Unlimited, a partnership To Wayne Metropolitan Housing Authority Vol. 555 p.83 Lot 1540 $54 conveyance fee 1983: Wayne Metropolitan Housing Authority

as deputy county recorder for six years before running for the office of County Recorder in 1918 as a Democrat candidate. He was elected County Treasurer

Biographical Record of Wayne County, Ohio, by J.H. Beers & Co. William H. Wiler, was said to have received his education in Wooster, Ohio and in his youth learned

"imageLayers":[]} 0000 S. W. Side Public Square, Wooster, 44691, Ohio, United States " History of Wayne County, Ohio From the Days of the Pioneers and First Settlers to

Jones E. R. Ferneck Jos. B. Trumble Sturgess, Stibbs & Co. Wayne County Branch State Bank of Ohio Presidenet: Isaac Steese Cashier: E. Quinby Jun. Teller:

Atlas of Wayne County and of the City of Wooster, Ohio. P. L. Horn , Wooster, Ohio 44691 J. W. Hattan ,opposite the American Hotel, Wooster, Ohio 44691 E

Coulter, Wayne County Sheriff #11 Thomas McElhenie, Wayne County Auditor #12 Lewis P. Ohliger, Wayne County Treasurer #13 Jacob Stark, Wayne County Recorder

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

at the Wayne County Recorder's Office Wayne County, OH Marriage Records vol. 8 p. 549 Wayne County, OH Marriage Records vol. 9 p. 470 Wayne County, OH Land

Image of the business block at 228-230 S. Market St. in Wooster, Ohio. ==Wayne County Recorder Property Transfers==* 1854: J. H. Cooper TO Phineas Weed, Lot

of his father's slaves with the county prothonotary. A “prothonotary” is a combined equivalent of our own County Recorder and Clerk of Courts, and a position

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

Map of Wayne County, Ohio. Levi F. Smith - Farming, Wooster, Ohio 44691 R. Reed - wool grower, Dalton, Ohio 44618 William Given, Wooster, Ohio 44691 Levi

1884-1885 Wooster, Ohio Public Square 1894-1895 Wooster, Ohio Public Square 1897 Wooster, Ohio Public Square 1900 Wooster, Ohio 1 Wayne County Court House, Corner

Wooster City and Wayne County, Ohio Directory Images from the 1904 Directory Postal Directory of the Taxpayers of Wayne County, Ohio M. L. Spooner, 10 W

citizens of Wayne County are invited to participate in that celebration. Resolved that it is the sense of this meeting that the citizens of Wayne County should

70 Spruce St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 C. Lyttle, 78 E. High St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 S. W. Ogden, 70 Spruce St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Charles Davis, 43 S

and Schmuck Dr. JE Stahl, dentist. Wooster Book Bindery, Jacob Fischer. Wayne County National Bank WC Myers and Co. and ML Spooner this morning as agents

Democrats attend 500 of your fellow citizens of Wayne County call upon you to assemble yourselves in the county meeting on Saturday next at the courthouse in

buggies, sulkies and sleighs. Wayne County Library. The undersign will hereby notify the stockholders of the Wayne County Library, compliance with the regulations

Founded Date unknown Wooster,Ohio Dissolved Date unknown Related Key Persons Owners C. K. Bowman Location Wooster, 44691, Ohio Media Gallery Discover logos

the members were then living around Cedar Valley, Chester Township, Wayne County, Ohio. For the convenience of the people they purchased an old log house