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Cemetery records for the Houser surname Military information pertaining to David R. Houser 9th OVC Company D – Civil War and John Houser (War of 1812 under Capt

(1837) ‎ (← links | edit) Mathews (surname) ‎ (← links | edit) Kindall (surname) ‎ (← links | edit) Patterson (surname) ‎ (← links | edit) Bethany Baptist

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edit) Buffalo One Price Clothing House ‎ (← links | edit) Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce ‎ (← links | edit) Surnames beginning with "F" ‎ (← links | edit)

Paintings done by Mr. Nachtrieb may be found in the Wayne County Court House, the Wayne County Historical Society and the College of Wooster.

community and are frequently mentioned in this history; William built the first house, also had the first store of any kind. Joseph was the first surveyor and

Wayne Building and Loan Company, The ‎ (← links | edit) Howard House ‎ (← links | edit) Surnames beginning with "S" ‎ (← links | edit) World War II Scrapbook

Barber Shops in Wayne County, Ohio ‎ (← links | edit) Eastern House ‎ (← links | edit) Surnames beginning with "L" ‎ (← links | edit) Water Production & Recovery

have guided Freedlander's since its inception as Buffalo One Price Clothing House Sell good that give satisfaction; Never wake and think you are smarter than

Traveling Peddler and Retail Known for Founders of Buffalo One Price Clothing House and brought fixed pricing to Wayne County, Ohio. David was the first store

1856 in Wooster, Ohio after a short illness, aged 77 years. His fine brick house with its iron fence still stands on N. Market St.

the following information may be found on Surname pages: Name Meaning & Origin Meaning and origin of the surname. Immigration and known ethnicity Declaration

Anthony Leies Known for Owner of Eastern House

The first brick house, in Wooster, Ohio was built in 1810 by John Bever.

Bible. August Imgard built a house now located at 527 Beall Ave in Wooster, OH sometime between 1867 and 1873. This house was originally located on the

Freedlander's ‎ (← links | edit) Buffalo One Price Clothing House ‎ (← links | edit)

and William. Annat applied for naturalization in the Wayne County Court House on 8 November 1887. In 1913 he incorporated his business under the name of

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William Fisher Known for Owner of Eastern House

"Minnie" Coccia and Jeannette and Joseph Calabria Known for Founders of Coccia House

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between thirty and forty pupils upon the roll. The term was taught in the house now owned and occupied by O. F. Jones, Esq. "In the spring of 1853 she took

Introduction Title Surname A Surname B Surname B (cont'd) Surname C Surname D Surname E Surname F Surname G Surname H Surname J Surname K Surname L Surname M Surname

J. J. Geitgey Known for Founder of J. J. Geitgey Undertaker's Supply House

Virginia James Follis, 30, VA, farm laborer Cathrine Follis, 35, VA, keeping house Lellia Follis, 4, VA Cora Follis, 3, VA Charles Follis, 1, VA 1900 US Census

on the house designed by architect, Augustus Weitman. 1868: Emrich rents the house to Lucas Flattery. 1880: Emrich moves from farm to this house in town

times, grandchildren may be listed under the grandparents' surname rather than their own surname. The 1860 and 1870 U.S. censuses include the names of each

- owner of Templeton's Scottish Bakery & Coffee House Templeton's Scottish Bakery & Coffee House ‎ (← links | edit)

- owner of Templeton's Scottish Bakery & Coffee House Templeton's Scottish Bakery & Coffee House ‎ (← links | edit)

first annual meeting of the Wooster Board of Trade was held at the Archer House, Jan. 26, 1909, with 121 members present. Ten directors were elected as follows:

H. Leis Known for Owner of Empire House, Washington House

.... A picture of the Pardee house at 124 Massarro St. in Wooster. ......... A picture of the Pardee house at 124 Massarro St. in Wooster. About Name Eugene

part in helping fugitives escape through the Shreve-Millbrook route. Her house was used as a station where fugitives were sheltered and fed. The article

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of Kidron, and was a hamlet in 1828. John Grabel built a two-story brick house out of bricks made and burnt on the farm. Then either he or Christian Oplinger

Charles Howard Known for Eagle House

W. W. Yoder Known for Owner of Eastern House

Napolean Keister Known for Founder of the Keister House

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

Thomas and Elizabeth Householder Known for Founder of Nation House

C. H. Kennedy Known for Founder of Nation House

Superintendent of the Wooster Electric Company "Mike" Bauer wired the first house, Sam Dawson property on E. Bowman St. Wooster, Ohio "Mike" Bauer installed

"Minnie" Coccia and Jeannette & Joseph Calabria Known for Founders of Coccia House

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[[{{{1}}} (surname)|{{{1}}}]][[Category:Individuals with {{{1}}} Surname]]Critchfield and Lieut. G. W. Unger, Wooster Company E…… W. S. ((Surname|Cook}},

Virginia (in a plantation) Wooster, Ohio not applicable. unknown unknown House on Leroy Street Barber shop on East Liberty 2nd Baptist Church none Farmer

Keeping House, born in OH Caldwell, Merill, 3, At home, born in OH Caldwell, Emma D., 1, At home, born in OH Caldwell, Rachel, 70, Keeping House, born in

Centennial Celebration List schooling received. attended an old log school-house Please include any awards or special recognition bestowed on the family.

Rice, never married. All three lived with their parents in the old stone house on the Wooster homestead and cared for them until their parents died, after

around the neighborhood telling there would be preaching that night, the house would be filled, people would be converted, a class would be formed, a leader

by unknown, The Daily Record, p. unknown. May 12, 1961: "Store Had Open House in Wooster" by unknown, The Daily Record, p. unknown. March 00, 1962: "Style

and number date 1851 and before. The letter is the first letter of the surname. The other file numbers are anywhere from 1 to 5 digits. Our department

found a house in Keister allotment, which was 5 miles east of Wooster. Even though the owner had hesitation, the Morrisons were able to buy the house at the

real property tax records. These are indexed by the first letter of the surname of the present owner. The first column includes the name of the original

(cont'd) Surname H Surname H (cont'd) Surname I (blank) Surname J Surname K Surname L Surname L Surname M Surname M (cont'd) Surname N Surname O Surname P Surname

Mr. Arnson Founders of Buffalo One Price Clothing House along with David Louis Freedlander

Eber B. and L. Connelly Known for Founder of Archer House, Washington House

discharge. He also deals in grain, flour, and mill feed. The building that housed this business was originally erected in 1869, and in 1872 came into the

the original owner is listed. Real property taxes may give clues when a house or structure was built. There will be an increase in the value of the property

Title Surname A Surname B Surname C Surname D Surname E Surname F Surname G Surname H Surname J Surname K Surname L Surname M Surname O Surname P Surname

P. Everly Known for Founder of National House

S. J. Kermickle Known for Owner of the Ohio House, The

Mary R. Yoder Known for Founder of the Yoder House

Mrs. Charles Howard Known for Owner of the Ohio House, The

William (Bill) Yoder Known for Founder of the Yoder House

County, Ohio Peter W. Woods, 42, NC, Barber Alice Woods, 38, VA, Keeping house Laura Woods, 11, OH, at school Helen Woods, 1, OH 1940 US Census for Wooster

Ireland to America, 1735-1743: A Transcription of the Report of the Irish House of Commons into Enforced Emigration to America. Baltimore: GPC, Inc., 1992

Internet Surname Index Ancestry Name Meaning Burial records for Eby in West Lebanon Lutheran Cemetery (Ohio, Wayne County, Paint Township, West Lebanon)

to Josiah Repp (surname)Repp and others, including Josiah Repp (surname)Repp, Emaline Repp (surname)Repp, and Polly Ann Repp (surname)Repp (minor heirs

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Department buildings next to the White House. Literally, no telegraph went into the War Department or White House without Eckert being the first to receive

side of Market Street and nearly opposite the Franklin House directly west of the Market House, can be found at all times during hours of 10 AM and 3 PM

(Nimmons & Fellows, 1905), (George C. Nimmons & Co., 1914) Homan Square Power House (Nimmons & Fellows, 1905) Kimball Piano Company Building (Nimmons c.1910-1917)

by unknown, The Daily Record, p. unknown. May 12, 1961: "Store Had Open House in Wooster" by unknown, The Daily Record, p. unknown. March 00, 1962: "Style

portraits of famous Wooster residents, such as the judges of the Wooster Court House. These paintings are a testament to the talent that rose from the town of

JD [Robison (surname) | Robison]], 35 N Market Street; Dentists: Dr. CB Mower, 43 E Liberty Street, four doors east of Washington House; Dr. RJ Cunningham

of square. Mrs. CW [Horn (surname) | Horn]], soft and hard coal, office on S Buckeye Street, three doors off of Archer House. Orders left at Laubach and

time, they very quickly had to find them shelter at another abolitionist's house and transport them when it was the right time. Dr. Battles mentions in the

Central House, corner of S. Market and W. South St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Eastern House, 63 E. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 The Nation House, 57-59 W

000. Real estate was placed at $130,000 and annual rentals at $1,000. His house and lot in Kidron were left to Mrs. Helen Sprunger, and were not to be sold

certify that at the November Term of said Court begun and held at the Court house in Canton on the Third day of November eighteen hundred and thirty four the

stepped into town a single, white male, and took a room in a local boarding house. He reported his occupation to a Federal Census worker in 1870 as a grocery

August Imgard Motion to Report on Most Suitable Location & Grounds for Engine House - J. H. Stibbs, John Wilhelm, and Thos. West Motion to Solicit Number of

welcomed to Wooster with a reception given by the Chamber. A house and lot, the first house south of the old YMCA Wooster, was purchased by the Chamber

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Gensler/Genslar Griffin Harry Householder Flattery, Lucas Gentry Griffith Harsh Houser Fleming, Robert/Ward Geoghegan Griner Harsh, John Houseman Flickinger George

States Census for the states of Iowa and Washington. "117-Year-Old Home Housed Religious Rites And Later Became Dance Hall," Daily Record, 13 May 1954

Pennsylvania, who were probably not simply manual laborers but more likely house servants. From public records of the time, we also know that a very young

directly opposite the Eagle House. Union Hall, S Market Street. The subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has opened a house of entertainment in new

opposite Leopold Grocery. Wm Nailor, JM [[Eberman (surname) | Eberman is 1 door east of the American House on E Liberty Street, C and Howard, Eugene Pardee

0:00:00 1 House, Howard late 1968 6 #RP-1969\Abstracts\House_Howard (D-6).jpg# 1/1/1969 0:00:00 4 House, Howard A 4/30/1968 20113 #RP-1968\Abstracts\House, Howard

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of God the land upon which the church house stood. It is evident from the wording of the deed that this church house at Chester Corners had been build and

no index for volume 2. The index is organized by the first letter of the surname of the plaintiff. The name of the defendant is given as well as the page

the hallowed memory of the old M. E. church and the little white school house where I learned to be somebody and do something in the world. I always thank

Ohio 44308-1813; Phone: (330) 252-6000 Carl B. Stokes United States Court House; 801 West Superior Avenue; Cleveland, Ohio 44113-1830; Phone: (216) 357-7000

anywhere else. We lived in two cabins for about eight years, then we erected a house twenty or thirty rods north of them. Here father lived and died. Times were

other information that may be helpful in your search family. Look around the house for documents or items that may include information about your ancestors

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meeting house and graveyard June/16/1830 , Hazlett, James Margaret First Congregation of Green Twp. 101 14 [12] 17 17 PSW 1.5 acres; for meeting house and

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jpg# 9/25/1930 0:00:00 4 House, unknown 3/3/1946 11817 #RP-1946\Abstracts\House, unknown (B-11817).jpg# 3/7/1946 0:00:00 1 House, unknown 6/16/1955 15579

few scattered houses and perhaps a store. In 1812 a Block-house was erected on the site of the present Zion Lutheran Church. The Block-house was used by

6/15/1905 1st Wooster - 1905 Miller (surname|Miller]]-[[Schaaf|Schaff and Keiffer -1919 15th Wooster - 6/06/1919 Miller (surname|Miller]]-[[Schaaf|Schaff 6/17/1920

Early Divorces Early Court Divorces, Surnames A-F Early Court Divorces, Surnames G-M Early Court Divorces, Surnames N-S

acre; For meeting house, schoolhouse & burial ground Oliver Jones 1826 Pumroy, Thomas Ann 155 13 15 30 PNE 1 acre; For meeting house, schoolhouse & burial

Record, p. 123. April 23, 1951: "Wayne County's 102nd Fair Likely To Be 'Full House'", The Daily Record, p. 123. September 07, 1951: "Wayne County's 102nd Fair

in Wooster was to take over the interest my father, the late Albert Dix (surname) Dix, had purchased in the Daily Republican and the Wooster Republican,

Early Court Divorces, Surnames A-F Early Court Divorces, Surnames N-S Early Court Divorces, Surnames T-Z

Seller Spouse Page Range Township Section Quarter Lot Town County Notes Surname variant Given Name Other Names 1830 Rider, John Loop, Jacob Maria 1 13 15

Seller Spouse Page Range Township Section Quarter Lot Town County Notes Surname variant Given Name Other Names 1831 McClellan, John Robison, etak, Thomas

Eugene C. 26 May 1932 jealous, kept loaded pistols in home, drov her from house in negligee DR 26 May 1932 1 3 Snoddy, Pearl H. Snoddy, Charles C 15 June

Seller Spouse Page Range Township Section Quarter Lot Town County Notes Surname variant Given Name Other Names 1833 Cook, Jr., Asa Switzer, Jacob Margaret