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of Thomas and Nancy. This is a notation made by the individual who read the cemetery in the early 1970s. These three children were John, Hamilton, and

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

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

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

spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Surname listed as Limgard on the Ship

Insanity was a very broad term used in the 19th and early 20th century. It could be a legitimate insane individual. It could be someone who was depressed or had

property owned by the individual. 348 N. Bever St., Wooster, Ohio 318 N. Bever St., Wooster, Ohio List any churches the individual may have been affiliated

owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. List any military service of the individual. Assisted with making clothing

Contracts with the Aluminum company were changed to allow the company to expand, many deeds were given for lots full paid up contract with the Cedar Moss

would mean the individual owned 2 horses and 3 cattle. The example, 0-1 would indicate the individual owned no horses and 1 cow. During the early years, 1 horse

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

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

Unfortunately, the compilation of early birth records has not been completed. The compiler completed the surnames beginning with the letter A thru letter R.

real tax (land). List any known property owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. Wooster United Methodist Church

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

which was a semi-professional team at that time. With that, Follis left Wooster to live in Shelby in 1902. With his recruitment in Shelby Blues, Follis became

alphabetical order. Rather, all the surnames that begin with the letter “H” are grouped together. The surnames that begin with the letter “M” are grouped together

whether the individual was an alien or naturalized citizen. The 1880 through 1930 U.S. Census includes not only the birth place of the individual but also

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

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

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

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

page 540: Elizabeth Pope qualified herself for the duties of teaching at an early age. She engaged in the profession of teaching at Delaware, Ohio for two

known property owned by the individual. Methodist Episcopal church at Wooster, Ohio. List any military service of the individual. List any occupations held

Georgetown near Washington was founded by him. Some of the early history of the Beall family is found in EARLY HISTORY OF WASHINGTON by Sallie Somervell Mackall

Insanity was a very broad term used in the 19th and early 20th century. It could be a legitimate insane individual. It could be someone who was depressed or had

Millbrook abolitionists. Charity Bell's family had migrated to Ohio in the early 1800's. She resided in Wooster for a while, before marrying Simeon Bell in 1817

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

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

property owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. List any military service of the individual. 1870s Business owner:

Ohio is no exception. We do have some early birth from 1856-1857 in Wayne County, Ohio but these are too early for the children of John and Sarah Sherer

followed by "(surname)" without quotation marks. To find information about the Smith family, for example, you would search for "Smith (surname)" without quotation

Mathias/Matthias Starn was one of the early settlers of Plain Township, Wayne County, Ohio. Mathias Starn is listed in the 1856 Reedsburg, Ohio business

Internet Surname Index Ancestry Name Meaning In Douglass’ History of Wayne County, OH on page 767, it indicates that Henry Caldwell was associated with the

researcher determine when an individual migrated to the region and when he moved from the area. They place a particular individual in a particular place at

alphabetical order. Rather, all the surnames that begin with the letter “H” are grouped together. The surnames that begin with the letter “M” are grouped together

Appearance Dockets. There does not appear to be Probate Court record, either. Early Land Records of Wayne County, Ohio for Jacob Dirk 1826 Wayne County Ohio

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

Wayne County, Ohio. With the growth of manufacturing and mining in northcentral and northeastern Ohio during the late 19th-century and early to mid-20th century

everyone who died left a will. These individuals died intestate. Our department has several guides to finding early wills, estates and guardianships. Will

days, membership costs $4 with four admission tickets. Admission was listed at $1.25 with parking 50 cents. 1849-1886: Early Fairs Faced Growing Pains