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Helen R Hoover, Unknown Hoover, Unknown Hostetler, Unknown Hummel, Unknown James, Unknown Jaquays, Russell F Keating, Unknown Kehoe, Unknown Kerly, Unknown

resulted in news articles with headlines such as "Board of Trade pushes plans to promote use of products made in Wooster." Mr. James R. Caldwell, Wooster Rubber

James Curry

was the son of James H. Follis and Catherine Anderson Follis. He was the 3rd child and the 1st son born to his parents. Parents: James Henry Follis (11

married Margaret Darby James A. Ross (1838- 1896) Martha A Kerr/Kier William James Ross (1864-1945) married Alverda Young James Martin Ross (1887-1957)

James R. Caldwell

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Children: Isaac Johnson b.1854 Catherine (Johnson) Brown b.1855 Agnes Johnson James Johnson b.1857 - d.1907-APR-19 in Massillon, Ohio Elizabeth (Johnson) McIntyre

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1860, John Manner, age 40, is residing with Thomas and Jane McMillen. Alexander and Sarah are still at home with their parents. Census, United States, 1870

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Rebecca Jane was the daughter of James and Rebecca. No information is provided on the parents of James and Rebecca Patterson. James Patterson is listed on the

could be another individual here for a short time. There is a guardianship for minor children of Nicholas Smith: James and Catherine. James' guardian was

[redacted] has been added where text has been mechanically overwritten. As with all names and old documents, misspellings and phonetic spellings are common

Daughterty (1805) and Isaac W. Kessinger (part 2) James Kessinger (1829) and Eliza J. Nations (part 2). James Kessinger is the son of Mary (Daugherty) and Isaac

1815. James Truesdale, Samuel Miller, David Knox and George Boon arrived in 1817. Several of these individuals or relatives of these individuals are buried

years before moving to Wooster, Ohio in 1933 to assume the practice of Dr. James B. Patterson. Dr. Beeson and his two sons, Harold and Paul, founded the Beeson

variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should be noted. Joseph A. Caldwell was

Lincoln portraits can be seen at the Wayne County Historical Society, along with other Nachtrieb portraits of famous Wooster residents, such as the judges

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Mary was born 1782 and died 1850. James Tracy served in War of 1812. James and Mary had eight children. They were: James H. (1803-1857), William (1806-1871)

1867 in Wayne County, Ohio. On 16 Mar 1873, Jacob and Jemima had a son, James C. Bittinger. Jemima Bittinger came to Pike Station, now Creston in 1870

Meaning & Origin Internet Surname Database - Adams [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adams_(surname) Adams (surname) Wikipedia James Adams was a Presbyterian

. . . About Name James E. Elliott - Coal, Coke, Lime, Cement, Plaster, etc. Construction Specialty Trade Contractors Facts Founded Date unknown Wooster

Brinkerhoff Civil War Clarence S. Brooks 1901 1947 World War II James C. Brooks 1895 1945 World War I James L. Brooks 1893 1968 World War I Cecil C. Brotton Jr. 1920

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Liddell Unfortunately the book does not follow James. It follows his brother William and then his son David to Ohio. It does say this about David Liddell:

married Mary Catherine Bonewitz Roseann Eve Halfhill (1814-1883) married James Swart Catherine Swart (1837-1922) married William Findlay Ross William Howard

birth, 1809, it was far from being a town —Author Rev. James G. Baldwin, Autobiography of Rev. James G. Baldwin, published in 1912 by the United Brethren

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1812, George P. Smith, his brother Phillip III and his brother-in-law James McIntire floated a raft up the Ohio river adventuring their way to Wayne County

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(1792-bef 1873), Jacob P. (1794-aft 1873), Valentine P. (1796-bef 1873), James P.(1798-1856), John P. (1799-aft 1873), Agnes (1802-1887) and Nathan Waits

Mrs Christ Coursey, A B Deffenbaugh, Mrs Daniels Dennis, Charles W Dennis, James M Dennis, Unknown Detweiler, Sarah Dittenhafer, Mrs H R Dosch, Phillip Driskell

the book, Early Days of Washington*. This direct line is: Ninian, Robert, James, Zephaniah, Reasin. *The book EARLY DAYS OF WASHINGTON is in the Congressional

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

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acres of land in Wooster Twp. was transferred to Frederick Rice from U. S., James Monroe, President. Assignee, Joseph Dorsey and Wells. Frederick Rice transferred

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About Name James H. Alexander Farm Agriculture Crop Production Facts Founded Date unknown Dissolved Date unknown Related Key Persons Founders James H. Alexander

and finished skillfulness. Her peculiar habit of associating with the aged adorned her with a mild and gentle temperament; the old mothers of Millersburg

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16. Rexroth is Closing. Naomi {{Surname|Snyder. Daily Record, Wooster, Ohio. 2005 December 10. County Fair Keep Pace With Times by Thelma Monbarren. Daily

McDowell, James Clark, James Armstrong, Ollivar Day, John Myers, Joseph Keiffer, Frederick Glime, Joseph Emerick, Samuel Coulter, Jacob Nixon, James Keys,