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Prospect St, Smithville, 44677, Ohio, United States Orrville - First Presbyterian Church 1830 W. Market St., Orrville, 44667, Ohio Wooster - Wayne County

minister of First Presbyterian Church in Wooster 1865 - December 18, The Presbyterian Synod incorporated the University and named its first Board of Trustees

Timeline First Presbyterian Church (Wooster, Ohio) 1917 1919

- current 1855 Crestview Dr., Orrville, Ohio 44667 - previous First Presbyterian Church located at 1830 West Market Street, Orrville was established 25

Apr 1965 - "First Presbyterian Plans 150th Anniversary Events" The Daily Record. 17 Apr 1965 - "Sequicentennial Events Set: Presbyterian Church in Wooster

Recorded the above this 13th day of Sept 1824 Wm Larwill Clk 5. First Presbyterian Church of Chippeway State of Ohio Wayne County __ We the undersigned having

‎ (← links | edit) Early Obituary Abstracts ‎ (← links | edit) First Presbyterian Church ‎ (← links | edit) Doylestown, Ohio ‎ (← links | edit) Wooster

fine contralto voice and continued singing in the church choir. She had joined the First Presbyterian church at a young age and eventually taught Sunday school

Westminister Presbyterian Church and the First Presbyterian Church, decided along with the few remaining members of The Bever Street United Presbyterian Church

Calendar of the First Presbyterian Church, Wooster, Ohio [bulletin] 6-13 Oct 1929- Dedication Services [program] 10 Oct 1929 - The Presbyterian Banner: A Religious

hundred twenty-fifth anniversary, 1831-1956 [bulletin] The United Presbyterian Church of Seville, Ohio, 1831-1981 Sesqui centennial history [booklet] 1831

Fathers Trod": A History of First Presbyterian Church Orrville, Ohio We've a Story to Tell: The First Presbyterian Church Wooster, Ohio: One Hundred Fiftieth

Creek, Ohio 44606 Apple Creek Presbyterian Church was established 1815 in, Apple Creek. It was the first Presbyterian church in Wayne County. Scotch-Irish

County Fresno, California Member of Wooster First Presbyterian Church Transferred to Fresno First Presbyterian Church in 1948 Worked in the drapery department

Reformed Church (1934) First Evangelical & Reformed Church (1934) Trinity Evangelical & Reformed Church (1954) Not Available First Church of God Church of God

Image from the 1972 First Presbyterian Church directory.

help build goodwill and peace in the world. Location Meets at First Presbyterian Church, 621 College Ave., Wooster, Ohio Website Template:Url

at 454 E Bowman St., Wooster, Ohio a house proved by the First Presbyterian Church 1986 - first major addition adding a kitchen, food storage, and a receiving

February 20, 1842. General Beall was for many years a member of the First Presbyterian Church Excerpts from "Beall Saga Continues" by Jeff Musselman from Wayne

United Presbyterian Church of Creston, Ohio as the successor to The First Presbyterian Church of Creston, Ohio and The Jackson Presbyterian Church of Creston

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

History of Burbank E.U.B. Church, 110th Anniversary. Wayne County Brethren Church File. OH: 1962. Wipert, Bonnie S. Church Histories of Wayne County,

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

John Elizabeth First Presbyterian Church 407 13 15 9 part Wooster .5 acre November/2/1821 , Christmas, John Elizabeth First Presbyterian Church 407 13 15 9

built in 1871. Previously known as the English Reformed Church, then the First Evangelical Church. Downing Block-County Historical Landmark (1998)-located

- Jacob Frederick built the first grist mill south of the Heilman home in 1950. 1817 - The Presbyterian church was the first community house of worship

the park, on which the village holds a 99-year lease from the First Presbyterian Church, which owns the site. Council said it will take over the park in

Joan of Arc Catholic Church Perry Baptist Church Trinity United Methodist Church Reedurban Presbyterian Church Perry Christian Church Perry Local Schools

George Kimmel Conrad Haverstock Henry Lash Presbyterian Church Evangelical Lutheran Church St. Paul's Church Beacon Hill Community School Southeast Local

Baptist Church Morningstar Baptist Church Epiphany Lutheran Church Hope Church Sonka United Church of Christ SouthBrook Christian Church Church of the Incarnation

Evangelical & Reformed Church, Orrville First Presbyterian, Wooster Geyers Chapel Jackson Presbyterian St. Mary's, Wooster St. Paul's Reformed Church St. Peter's

Page 156 Presbyterian Church, Rittman St. Peter's & St. Paul's Catholic Church, Doylestown, Ohio Page 157 Smithville School First Baptist Church, Wooster

Baptist church was in the vicinity, the family would attend another church of a different denomination. It may have been Methodist or Presbyterian. It is

Canaan Township, Ohio Jackson Presbyterian Church was established in Canaan Township on May 25, 1827. It was the first church organized in the township. Buildings

IGA 1990: Young's IGA 1993: Young's IGA 2007: Save-A-Lot Creston Presbyterian Church First Federal Savings and Loan Association

had the first tavern, and the first physician was Dr. Watson. Mr. Johnson had the first store, and the first church was formed by the Presbyterians. The Dalton

44627 First Congregational Church (now Fredericksburg Presbyterian) was established in 1878 in Fredericksburg. It merged with the United Presbyterian Church

Township, Wayne County, Ohio Old Edinburg Presbyterian Cemetery East Union Township, Wayne County, Ohio Paradise Church of the Brethren Cemetery Green Township

that the first pastor of the Presbyterian Church was Rev. Wm. McMillen. Included in the list of first members was John. P. McMillen. The first church was organized

was well known in the village, but she was a member of the Creston Presbyterian Church and did attend a ladies Bible Class. once when she had entertained

of Larwill and Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 UP Church, Rev. J. D. Irons. First Presbyterian Church, Rev. O. A. Hills, NW corner of W. North and N. Walnut

North Life Baptist Church West Hill Baptist Church First Church of Christ, Scientist Salem's Church Wayne Presbyterian Church Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Acme Lutheran Church, Milton United Presbyterian Church, Rittman United Methodist Church, and the Church of God. The church was used first jointly by the

Creston woman), her funeral was there and our Presbyterian Minister officiated. A quartet of women from our church sang and I was asked to play the piano. I

343 North Market St., Shreve, Ohio 44676 - current Shreve Presbyterian Church located at 343 North Market Street, Shreve was established in 1865. A building

1883 it was known as First Congregational Church, as the Federated Church in 1919 and in 1954 as Fredericksburg Presbyterian Church. The sources found for

Federated Church. In 1954, the Federated Church & Union Church merged to form present day Fredericksburg Presbyterian. Sources found for this church were Church

Shoemaker is a prominent member of the Trinity ME Church and Mrs. Reed a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Wooster. Mr. Shoemaker we are told, has retained

SEE ALSO: Churches in Wooster, Ohio Wooster First Baptist Church Wooster Second Baptist Church Fountain Hill Dunkard Church Saint Mary of the Immaculate

as early as 1814. The church’s first meeting house was located 2 miles west of, Dalton. The latest source found for this church was the Wooster Daily Record

the Union Church. In 1954 the Union Church and Federated Church merged to form Fredericksburg Presbyterian Church. Sources found for this church include;

Baptist Church St. Jude Catholic Church of Bridgetown Our Lady of the Visitation Oak Hills United Methodist Church Oak Hills Presbyterian Church "Philippi

1870s through the early 1900s. Many of the Italians attended church at St. Mary’s Catholic Church located on Bowman Street in Wooster. In the book, A Touch

Infirmary Churches in Doylestown, Ohio St. Peter's and St. Paul's Catholic Church Churches in Rittman, Ohio Rittman Presbyterian Church Churches in West

School 2 Selecky Mrs. Gladys 2 Beals Jacob first Justice of Peace 4 Lucas Hotel 6 Presbyterian Church photo 6 First National Bank 8 Schaffter Lewis residence

Emanuel Church of Christ 67 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 69 Present Church 73 Doylestown Church of The Nazarene 73 Crossroads Community Church 74 Country

oldest citizens. Service was conducted by Rev. TA McCurdy of the First Presbyterian Church. He was a member for almost 50 years. Dr. Taylor of University

Residence Washington, District of Columbia Denomination Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church Died 12 February 1886 Cleveland, Ohio Resting Wooster

1858 under the name of The United Presbyterian Church of Wooster with a total membership of 120. Wayne County, Ohio Churches (Table) ‎ (← links | edit)

Alumni Association 14 Methodist Church 15 Suiltz Rev. Frederick A 15 Church of Christ 16 Shreve Ethel 17 Presbyterian Church 17 Prilgrim Holiness Chuch 18

List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. A. Littell of the United Presbyterian church. List any

(1976)-cotton cloth weaving business founded in Kidron in 1888 by John Mishler. First Church of God-County Historical Landmark (1976)-located at 157 N. Milton St

Historical Landmark program. East Union Lutheran Church-County Historical Landmark (1989)-a wood frame church with steeple located at 7109 E. Lincoln Way Rd

associated with the United Presbyterian Church of Fredericksburg (Fredericksburg, Ohio), formerly known as the Associate Presbyterian (Fredericksburg, Ohio)

County Historical Landmark program. Wayne United Presbyterian Church-County Historical Landmark (1983)-church built in 1888 at 7152 Burbank Rd. Now brick but

Cemetery, Shreve Old Dutch Reformed Cemetery Old Edinburgh Presbyterian Cemetery Paradise Church of the Brethren Cemetery Plain Lutheran Cemetery Pleasant

a half century after the new bank building was first opened and 76 years after William P. Stebbins first began to serve residents and businessmen of the

PS1/2 318 acres; except 1 1/2 acres deeded to the trustees of the First Presbyterian Church of Green Twp. Hazelet 1833 Hazelett, James Brenizer, Jr., David

Abraham began to build organs in 1873. Dalton Presbyterian Church-County Historical Landmark (1984)-church located on W. Main St in Dalton was built in

at the first organization. This school was continued at the residence of Mr. Hayse until 1831, after the finishing of the Presbyterian Church, where afterwards

Ruark is in regular standing in the Methodist Episcopal Church and by the rules of said Church duly authorised to celebrate marriages These are therefore

Christ-High Church Chippewa 3 Active High Church (see Emanuel United Church of Christ-High Church) Chippewa 3 Active Erb (see Troyer, Eli) East Union 10 Active

grocery store. Fredericksburg United Presbyterian Church-County Historical Landmark (1982)- [Destroyed 2015] the brick church in Fredericksburg was built in

Nelson, First Methodist Church Miss Harley, Disciple Church Mrs. H. L. Wiles, English Lutheran Church Mrs. Isabella A. (Ross) Yocum, United Presbyterian Church

Salt Creek Fredericksburg 127, 185 16 Presbyterian Parsonage Salt Creek Fredericksburg School District 1 Presbyterian Parsonage Salt Creek Fredericksburg

in the old Presbyterian church located where the burying ground is back of J. W. Wirth|Wirth's, then in the Lutheran Church, in the Church of God, as well

had the first tavern, and the first physician was Dr. Watson. Mr. Johnson had the first store, and the first church was formed by the Presbyterians. The Dalton

F Wooster First Ward 281 Christine Z. Z. Wooster First Ward 1393 Christine Henry B Wooster First Ward 1393 Christine James W Wooster First Ward 1395 Christy

establishment of the first American Presbytery. He gave a half acre for the erection of a church. He worked with the Presbyterian leaders of his time. (See

Joseph S Wylie, a regular licensed minister of the Gospel in the Presbyterian Church is hereby authorized and empowered to Solemnize marriages within said

Minister of the Gospel of the Church of Christ, that he was regularly ordained as such according to the rules of said Church and makes application to this

John photo 60 Willow Brook 62 Churches and Schools 63 Milton Presbyterian Church photo 63 Knupp Church photo 64 Old Knupp Church photo 64 The Rittman Cemetery

1967 6 Dr. Albert I. and Mary Good Christmas Couple December 1967 1 Presbyterian Church December 1967 6 Good Kimry Photo // Family December 1967 7 Singh Mrs

PAGE # LAST NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF DEATH AGE CEMETERY GRAVE # NOTES 1 Minix Adam 2/14/1899 72 Infirmary 1 1 Donavan James 7/ /1913 Infirmary 65 1 Abel

and that the old frame church used was later moved to Creston. The first church organized in the township by the Presbyterians was at this place, beginning

G Orrville Planing Mill Co. Green Orrville 215, 250 Presbyterian Church Green Jackson 9 Presbyterian Parsonage Green Jackson 9 Sander & Winter Green Smithville

Jacob First, Jr., Samuel First 7 12 18 21 SE 160 acres August/10/1825 Smith, Jr., Aaron First, etal, Philip Elizabeth George Franks, Jacob First, Jr. 8

Nashville Church of Christ 116 Hopewell Presbyterian Church 115 Moreland United Methodist Church 114 Fairview United Methodist Church 114 Ripley Church of Christ

and less ‘stagger juice’ consumed. For years he was a member of the Presbyterian church, but latterly joined the United Brethren. He had ten children, seven

Henry Lehman for lumber, N Market Street, first door south of the Baptist Church; Wm Nailor and Co.; Benjamin Church. House and half lot for sale, situated

[June]/[6]/1825 First, Samuel First, Jacob 180 12 15 12 PNW 80 acres [June]/[6]/1825 Lee, Elizabeth First, Jacob 180 12 16 36 PNE 80 acres [June]/[6]/1825 First, Michael

into co-partnership in the mercantile business, WR Church business, hereafter known as B and WR Church at the old stand SE corner of public square. Wooster

School was held in the Presbyterian Church, commonly known as the "Old Synagogue," in the east end of the village, and was the first organized expression

Market Street. Presbyterian Church, corner of North and Walnut Streets. Methodist Church, corner of Grant and North Street. Baptist Church, N Market Street

Anniversary, The First Church of God Sanctuary and the One Hundred and Thirty-Fourth Year of the Oldest Church in Smithville and the Oldest Church of God in Ohio

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

attended church; dined as usual; was seized in the afternoon and by nine o'clock on Monday morning, he was a corpse; his disease from the first, refusing

have it stand idle so long. Presbyterian Church. A Sabbath school addition 35x80 feet and lecture room and suitable for church festivals. The auditorium

following month of May at the banquet of the Century Club held in the old Presbyterian Church when I had almost entirely forgotten the long ago episode. I extended

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

building of a new residence on N Bever Street, opposite the United Presbyterian Church. Notice of dissolution of co-partnership. DW Immel is selling stock

night, Jan. 6, 1872. Dr. Guthrie, residence on North Street near the Presbyterian Church. J Zimmerman and Co. drugs, Exchange block, W Liberty Street. James