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Clyde B. Smith

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Jordan Smith along with her dad and step-mom Jeff and Patrice Smith

Frank K. Smith

C. E. Smith

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Nicholas Smith nor a Nicholas Smith that helped to build a church in Wooster. Ministers performing marriages Smith, A. M. 1850 Plain Lutheran Smith, August

Jordan Smith along with her dad and step-mom Jeff and Patrice Smith

Wayne County Pioneer # 6 George P. Smith (1788-1873) George P. Smith was the son of Phillip Smith II and Agnes Waits Smith. He was born in 1788 in Fayette

Richard G. Smith (1914-1999) Phillip Smith II (1761-1838) married Agnes Waits Jacob Phillip Smith (1800-1884) married Rebecca Miller Martha Smith (1841-1916)

Siegfried, Frank Sigler, John C Sigler, Mrs Lee Smedley, Emma Smith, E S Smith, George A Smith, Jack Stein, Edwin Steiner, Mark Stevancev, Dusan Stevic, Leah

Charles W Shook, Unknown Sidle, Reginald T Sigler, Unknown Slater, Bernice M Smith, Alfred J Stahl, Howard A Stauffer, Daniel M Stewart, Richard Stewart, Robert

Shayes, Ada Shondel, John Shook, William A Shunk, J A Simcox, John Sloan, A C Smith, Florence B Snyder, Mrs A W Sollman, Anna C Stamp, Willard Steele, Unknown

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Jacob Smith, John Smith, Susannah Smith, and Catharine Smith (born 1832). The valuation of the property was done by Michael Speck, John Adams, and William Adams

- Owner of Wallace Smith - Confectionery Wallace Smith - Confectionery ‎ (← links | edit)

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Owner of Dairy Enterprises Incorporated and Smith Merchant Wholesalers - Durable Goods Company Dairy Enterprises Incorporated ‎ (← links | edit) Schmid

Schmid (surname)|Schmid John J. Schmid Mike Schmid Peter Schmid Steve Schmid Walter Schmid Smith Dairy Products Company ‎ (← links | edit)

Nate Schmid Known for Founder of Dairy Enterprises Incorporated and Smith Merchant Wholesalers - Durable Goods Company

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100 MathiasStarn, age 54, born in Pennsylvania, occupation listed as Blk Smith Charity Starn, age 48, born in New Jersey, no occupation listed John Starn

Patterson; the marriage record of Emma Patterson and James Smith; and the death record of Emma Patterson Smith. Other information you have is that Captain Robert

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Knox and George Boon arrived in 1817. Several of these individuals or relatives of these individuals are buried in the Old Associates Burying Ground (Fredericksburg

Anne Moore (1868-1895) married Harry Smith Claude Ely Smith (1889-1958) married Stella Maud Imhoff Richard G Smith (1914-1999)

Paulina Lindsey (wife #2) (part 2) Mary A. Daugherty (1846) and James T. Smith Ferney G. Daugherty (1848) and Eliza J. Lindsay Daniel Daugherty (1760) and

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

Anne Moore (1868-1895) married Harry Smith Claude Ely Smith (1889-1958) married Stella Maud Imhoff Richard G. Smith (1914-1999)

Myron T. Brenneman|Smith

among individuals with the same name. If it is known that the individual was a resident of Chester Township, you would want to begin your search with the

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

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Clarence Parcell Known for Founder of the Smith's IGA Market

ethnic ancestor, research those individuals nearby with the same birth country, utilizing the FAN club. Also, individuals with the same church denomination

extremely helpful when working with pre-1850 census records and with common names such as Smith, Miller, and Jones. Individuals would travel on waterways (including

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

Wm Childs; JW Schuckers is selling his property; Smith and Wilson. Wooster Democrat Nov. 4, 1840 Smith and Wilson; Wm Childs; RH Catherwood; fire insurance