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Trading names Methodist Episcopal Church Services Church Facts Founded 1850 Creston,Ohio Related Parent organizations Methodist Episcopal Church Key Persons

parent church there was organized the Trinity Church. The old church was on the north-east corner of Grant and North Streets. The Trinity church people

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

Burial was in the first cemetery where the [[Wooster United Methodist Church}First Methodist Church]] now stands.

Co., 1910. Dalton United Methodist Church History. United Methodist Churches of Wayne County. OH: 2012. Wipert, Bonnie S. Church Histories of Wayne County

Congress, Ohio 44287 - previous Congress Methodist Church was located in the northwest corner of southeast Section 27 in Congress Township (1 mile east

. . . . . About Name United Methodist Church Other Services Religious / Grantmaking / Civil / Profession and Similar Organizations Facts Founded Date unknown

Lear Wayne County Public Library Board, United Fund, Wooster United Methodist Church, Society of Residential Appraisers Clyde M. "Lefty" Miller President

Trinity Lutheran Church Church of God in Christ United Methodist Church Lakefork United Methodist Church Mohicanville Community Church Jeromesville Christian

Domestic\ First Methodist Episcopal Church- County Historical Landmark (1875-1899), Also known as Church of the Savior United Methodist Church , located 120

cabin Bethel United Methodist Church Central Christian Church First Baptist Church, Wooster Moreland Methodist Church Plain Lutheran Church St. Michaels Lutheran

Creekside Church Dayspring Baptist Church St Paul Lutheran Church St Mark's United Methodist Church Waves Of Glory Family Church New Rome Church-Jesus Christ

edit) Caldwell's Atlas (1897)/Green Township ‎ (← links | edit) Jackson Methodist Church ‎ (← links | edit) Wayne County, Ohio Online Resource Center:Local

Timeline Shreve Methodist Church

Hillside Baptist Church Rittman Community Church Calvary Baptist Church Rittman United Methodist Church Milton Presbyterian Church Rittman Exempted Village

Baptist Church Ripley Church of Christ Nashville Church of Christ Moorhead Mennonite Church Bigelow United Methodist Church Hopewell Presbyterian Church West

Millbrook, Ohio Millbrook Methodist Church was located on Lot 16 in Millbrook in Clinton Township. The land was deeded to Church Trustees on 4 March 1833

44676 - current Fairview United Methodist Church is located at 6060 Newkirk Road, Shreve. Wayne County, Ohio Churches (Table) ‎ (← links | edit)

joined with Creston Methodist and is now known as Creston Canaan United Methodist Church. Sources found for this church include; Church Histories of Wayne

- current Bigelow United Methodist Church located at 7818 County Road 51, Big Prairie. Two sources were found for this church, Wooster/Wayne County Telephone

Corner of Chestnut and Jackson Sts., Maysville, Ohio 44606 Maysville Methodist Church was located on Lots 27 and 28. On 20 Jul 1850, Lots 27 and 28 in Maysville

Jackson (Creston), Ohio 44217 Jackson Methodist Church was located on Lot 35 in the village of, Jackson in Canaan Township. On 10 Aug 1837, Lot #35 Jackson

for this church were Church Histories of Wayne County Ohio, Wipert p. 83 and Easton United Methodist Church History (found in the United Methodist Religious

153 Church St., Doylestown, Ohio 44230 - current East Clinton St., Doylestown, Ohio 44230 - previous Doylestown United Methodist Church located at 153

1907. Newkirk Church closed in late 1974 and merged with Shreve United Methodist Church in 1975. Sources found for this church were Church Histories of

Burton City United Methodist Church located at 3448 Mt. Eaton Road, Orrville was established in 1883 as the Methodist Episcopal Church. A building was erected

1987, pages 63 & 64, and West Salem United Methodist Church History (located in the United Methodist Churches of Wayne County, OH notebook which is found

Salem United Methodist Church located at 80 East Buckeye Street, West Salem was established in 1849. Former names were West Salem Methodist Church and West

County Road 178, Creston, Ohio 44217 - previous Canaan Methodist Church was located west of the southeast corner of Section 4 in Canaan Township (Township

Ebenezer’s Methodist Church located on North Millborn Road in, East Union Township was established in 1822. The two sources found for this church were Church

3 East Church St., Marshallville, Ohio 44645 - current Marshallville Trinity United Methodist Church located at 3 East Church Street, Marshallville was

The First Methodist Church in, Fredericksburg was established in 1830. Buildings were erected in 1830 and 1860. Sources found for this church were History

Evangelical Brethren Church and United Brethren Church of Christ. The building was erected in 1852 and remodeled in 1880. Sources found for this church include; Church

Fulton Rd., Marshallville, Ohio 44645 - previous Bristol Methodist Church located in the northwest corner of northwest Section 4 of Baughman Township.

North Elyria Rd., Pleasant Home, Ohio 44287 Pleasant Home Methodist Church located on North Elyria Road, opposite of SR 604 in Pleasant Home. It was established

& Co., 1910, Vol. 1, page 272 and Dalton United Methodist Church History (found in the United Methodist Religious / Grantmaking / Civil / Profession and

Ohio, 1987, page 63 and Smithville United Methodist Church History (found in the United Methodist Churches of Wayne County, OH notebook located in the

October 1974, Newkirk Church was dismantled and its members transferred to Shreve. Maple Grove Church merged in 1981. Current church membership stands at

Timeline Methodist Episcopal Church (Creston, Ohio) 1912 1921 1930 1936 1941 1942 1955 1956

United Methodist Church was created by the union of the Evangelical Brethren Church & the Methodists. From 1926-1974 there was no Methodist Church, members

Newspaper articles 1 Newspaper clippings 4 Photos 1 Maps 3

United Methodist Church merged with Creston United Methodist Church and became known as the Creston Canaan United Methodist Church. This church is located

Ohio 44618 Methodist Episcopal Church of Dalton was established in 1827. A building was erected in Dalton in 1852. The only source for this church was A History

in 1860. In 1926 the church merged with a Presbyterian church to form the Union Church. In 1954 the Union Church and Federated Church merged to form Fredericksburg

Services Church Facts Founded 1856 Shreve,Ohio Related Successors Shreve United Methodist Church Parent organizations United Methodist Church Key Persons Key Persons

wife Nancy Q. Larwill and the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Society, formerly known as the Church of the Tabernacle. The date of the transaction

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

Antioch Baptist Church Maize Manor United Methodist Church Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Church One Hope Community Church of the Nazarene Disciples of Christ

First Baptist Church Church of the Brethren St. Stephen's Catholic Church United Methodist Church Burbank United Methodist Church "West Salem First Baptist

1938-1978 History of Methodist Church Creston Methodist Church (ministers, programs, photographs 1839-1995) Creston Methodist Church (copies of documents

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

Killbuck and Salt Creek Image of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Apple Creek Image of the United Presbyterian Church of Wooster Page 32 Killbuck Salt Works

Larwill St. 1884: Albright, N. S. - Minister Residence, Pastor First Methodist Episcopal Church

1874- Methodist Church in America Madisonburg, Ohio Church History, 1874-1984 booklet 28 Oct 1984 Church History, 1874-1984

Before 1950 - United Methodist Church of Wooster operated the dining hall 1950 - The Grange operated the Grange Dining Hall Numbers, apparently, aren't

Wayne County, Ohio Churches (Table) ‎ (← links | edit) Sterling United Methodist Church ‎ (← links | edit)

Boys Scouts Church Christmas, basket committees Creston Community Service Club Moose Lodge Farming and Field Workers Factories Methodist Church Houses People

gospel. United Methodist Communications. “Killbuck United Methodist Church (Killbuck, OH) - Find-A-Church.” The United Methodist Church, www.umc.org/f

1819 Central Mechanic Township, Holmes County, Ohio Oldest Methodist Church in Holmes County, Ohio.

Killbuck Church Killbuck Methodist Church Country [mandatory] Denomination [mandatory] History Founded  Expression error: Unrecognized word "dd".,  YYYY (YYYY-MM-DD)

United Methodist Church Seville Methodist Church, 1859- started Seville Methodist Society, 1826-1858 1826 by circuit rider Rev. John Hazzard Methodist 74 West

Orrville Trinity United Methodist Church Orvville, Ohio From When We Came... 1977 booklet

Mt. Hope Methodist Church 1849 Mt. Hope, Salt Creek Township, Holmes County, Ohio

The Wolf Creek Methodist Church Abandoned and members transferred to Killbuck Church Circa 1940's St. Rt. 62, Richland Township, Holmes County, Ohio

Moreland Methodist Church Country [mandatory] Denomination [mandatory] History Founded  Expression error: Unrecognized word "dd".,  YYYY (YYYY-MM-DD) -

The Sand Run Methodist Church Country [mandatory] Denomination [mandatory] History Founded  Expression error: Unrecognized word "dd".,  YYYY (YYYY-MM-DD)

formerly Main St., Rittman, Ohio Old Knupp Church 11-12 Jun 1988 Program of Celebration Rittman United Methodist Church: Twenty-five years 11 Mar 1956 - 50th

Abandoned and remaining members transferred to the Holmesville Federated Church 2 miles West of Holmesville Ripley Township, Holmes County, Ohio

Benton Methodist Church Benton Methodist Church Location Village of Benton, Ohio Country United States Denomination [mandatory] History Founded 1884 (1884)

Canaan Township, Wayne County, Ohio 1849-1912 History of The Creston Methodist Church

Grove Methodist Maple Grove United Methodist Church Formerly, Case Meeting House Society 1830-1853 Country United States Denomination United Methodist History

East Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Churches 4203 W. Old Lincoln Way. Wooster, Ohio Pioneer Cemetery, 2785 West Lincoln Way, Wooster, Plain Township

1900's members transferred to Killbuck Church Church building was taken over by the Seventh Day Adventists Early 1840's Killbuck Township, Holmes County

United Methodist Church 75 Valley Community Church 77 Barberton Rescue Mission 77 Discontinued Churches 77 Mystery Church 77 Easton Union Church 77 Newcomer

Baptist Church St Anselm Church Emanuel United Church of Christ Community Church of Chesterland St. Mark Lutheran Church Mayfield United Methodist Church

Sterling United Methodist Church, 1969- Sterling Circuit United Brethren Church joined The Russell Mission, 1877 The Russell Mission 1877-1881 - Rev. Mr

Public Library. A website listed for the church was www.umc.org/find-a-church/church/57558 1871 - Methodist Church built, "costing nearly $14,000, and the

. . . . . About Name Bethel United Methodist Church Other Services Religious / Grantmaking / Civil / Profession and Similar Organizations Facts Founded

owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. Wooster United Methodist Church - Church Trustee for many years List any

Apple Creek M.E. Church Apple Creek, Ohio, 1820-1909 by O. F. Wisner [booklet]

Smithville Methodist Church History, June 27, 1937 Just 62 years ago today the first Methodist church was dedicated in Smithville. It stood where the present

Living Water Community Church located at 200 North Kurzen Road, Dalton. The earliest source found for this church was the Church Directory, The Wooster

Township, Ohio Bend Church located in, Canaan Township was founded in 1815. A building was erected in 1832. This Methodist church closed in the 1850’s

Peter's United Church of Christ (formerly Evangelical & Reformed) Wayne Presbyterian Church Wooster Methodist Church United Methodist Court (general) Trixie Court

9469,"icon":""}],"imageLayers":[]} None Methodist Church, Wooster, 44691, Ohio, United States Methodist Church, Wooster, Ohio 2160 Oak Hill Rd, Wooster

Orville 942 Forest Drive, Wooster Member of the Wooster United Methodist Church and United Methodist Women Lecturer at the College of Wooster Late 1930s: Created

please contact the Genealogy and Local History Department. Smithville Methodist Church History ‎ (← links | edit) Blacks in 1880 ‎ (← links | edit) Blacks

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

and far beyond. He was a lifelong member and supporter of the United Methodist Church. Stan enjoyed spending time with his family, fishing at his cottage

John Naftzger, Jr., Wayne County Land Deeds, Vol. 28, pg. 359. 1871 - Methodist Church built, "costing nearly $14,000, and the finest structure of the town

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

The Baughman–Eberhard Church, Now Emanuel United Church of Christ, Chippewa Twp, Wayne Co, Ohio Canaan United Methodist Church Creston, Ohio Membership

Evangelical Reformed Church 15 Congregation Christian Church 16 United Church of Christ formed 16 Steiner Rev. Mark United Church of Christ Men's Brotherhood/Women's

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

Paster-Presbyterian Church, Applecreek, Ohio 44606 O.C. Reuter, Pastor-Reformed Church, Applecreek, Ohio 44606 E.D. Barnett. Pastor-Methodist Church, Applecreek

Parsonage Deerfield United Methodist Church Palmyra United Methodist Church Ellsworth Presbyterian Church Lake Milton Presbyterian Church German Reformed Churh

Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dr. Warren, Baptist Church Mrs. J. Whisler, Second Methodist Church Mrs. Harris, Episcopal Church Mrs. Bruce Taylor, Church of God Mrs

Christ Church of Christ Wooster 1835 - present Church of Christ Church of Christ Wooster, N. Buckeye St. Not Available Church of Christ of Wooster Church of

Martins Mennonite Church 1834

the trustee's of the church were granted a quit claim deed to the church and burial ground by the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Madisonburg, giving

through its Wayne County Historical Landmark program. Bethel United Methodist Church-County Historical Landmark (1976)-located at 2450 N Firestone Rd.,

North Market at Lutheran church; Junior Order of American Mechanics, on East Larwill street, right resting at Methodist church; Woman’s Relief Corps on

of Peace in 1819 serving several terms. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and very active in school affairs. Joseph Stratton purchased 160

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

minister of the Gospel of the Methodist Episco- pal Church, and adduced proof that he is in regular standing in said Church, and resi- dent of the County

Bethel Church of God in Madisonburg The church no longer remains, only the graveyard is left (according to Church of the Cross United Methodist, Church History

Ohio through its Wayne County Historical Landmark program. Moreland Methodist Church-County Historical Landmark (1976)-located in Moreland, built in 1863

Citizen's Hospital Chestnut Hill Cemetery 253 Church Street Member of the Doylestown United Methodist Church List any occupations held by the individual

Western Reserve Society Sons of the American Revolution and the United Methodist Church of Wooster. Stan served for 12 years on the board of trustees of The

contact the Genealogy and Local History Department. Sterling United Methodist Church ‎ (← links | edit)

Wesley C Clark is a regular ordained Minister of the Gospel in the Methodist Episcopal Church. It is ordered that a license be granted to him authorizing him

44287 Baptist Church Lutheran Church, Minister L. B. Ratzly Methodist Episcopal Church Presbyterian Church Episcopal Church Disciples Church Roman Catholic

contact the Genealogy and Local History Department. Sterling United Methodist Church ‎ (← links | edit) Surnames beginning with "C" ‎ (← links | edit) Wayne

History of the Methodist Churches of Nashville and Western Holmes County by Rev. Joshua Crawford from issues of The Nashville Journal, April 7, 1904 and

Lutheran Church The Bethel Church Canaan Lutheran Church Bend Church The Methodist Episcopal Church Unknown name The Canaan or Kopp's The Reformed Church Douglass

Court credentials of his being a regular ordained minister of the Methodist Episcopal church. "It was ordered by the Court" "that a License issue to the said

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

Krappensberger on 9 September 1845. He was an active member of the Methodist Episcopal Church since 1859.) He died 25 March 1893 in East Greenville, Stark County

Township) Burial record for John and Rebecca Koons Chapel of Cross United Methodist Church Cemetery (Ohio, Stark County, Lawrence Township) Burial record for

32 Pickle Factory Workers photo 35 The Wooster Preserving Company 36 Methodist Church photo 37 Ritzi William photo 39 Ritzi Mrs Frank photo 39 Hawk Harry

satisfactory evidence of his being a regular ordained Minister of the Methodist Protes =tant Church, is thereupon duly licensed to Solemnize marriages in the State

Pastor- Presbyterian Church, Shreve, Ohio 44676 Rev. Ruff, Pastor- Methodist Church, Shreve, Ohio 44676 Rev. Timpson, Pastor- Disciple Church, Shreve, Ohio 44676

mid-1900s. Methodist Church-County Historical Landmark (1977)-1-story wood frame structure located on S. Clay St. in Fredericksburg used as church until 1926

not guilty. The First Methodist Church and Trinity Methodist Church are happy to announce the proposed union of the two churches in the city has finally

James Sarah Methodist Episcopal Church 201 11 15 - - [96] Paintville (Mt. Eaton) October/22/1821 , Galbraith, James Sarah Methodist Episcopal Church 201 11

the United Way, the Salvation Army, Quota Service Club, The United Methodist Church, the Kidney Foundation, The American Cancer Society, the Wayne County

Pastor Church of God: Church of God, north side of South street bet. Bever and Buckeye, Rev. Levi Hartman, Pastor Disciples: Disciples Church, north east

Drake, David Rachel Methodist Episcopal Church 394 15 19 9 PSE Holmes May/4/1824 , Drake, David Rachel Methodist Episcopal Church 394 15 19 9 PSE Holmes

Wooster (city) Methodist Chubb, Rolla 1845 Fredericksburg Methodist District Methodist Clark, R. S. 1878 Fredericksburg Methodist District Methodist Clarton,

real tax (land). List any known property owned by the individual. Methodist Episcopal church at Wooster, Ohio. List any military service of the individual

James' Methodist Episcopal church for sixteen years and at the time of his death was a trustee of the Wabash Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. He also

if no Baptist church was in the vicinity, the family would attend another church of a different denomination. It may have been Methodist or Presbyterian

rope factory in Wooster and located west of the Baptist Church and north of the Methodist Church, where they have commenced the manufacture of cordage and

December 1959 6 Mechanical Department December 1960 7 New Church Smithville Methodist Church April 1960 1 W.F. Mellott and CO. April 1960 5 Botkin Evelyn

building was erected in 1899 but wasn’t used by the church until 1942. Sources found for this church were Church Histories of Wayne County Ohio, Wipert p. 113

several fine buildings among these being the Methodist church and city hall in city and the Methodist church in Delaware. From the present outlook it is

office over L Dows Drug Store, SE side, office North Street, west of the Methodist Church. Dr. J Zimmerman on W Liberty Street, north side, three doors west

real tax (land). List any known property owned by the individual. Methodist Episcopal church at Wooster, Ohio. List any military service of the individual

organ built Second United Church of Christ (Tiffin, Ohio) 1908 - Last known Tracker action instrument built First Methodist (Byesville, Ohio) 1913 - Second

Holmesville Federated Church Country [mandatory] Denomination [mandatory] History Founded  Expression error: Unrecognized word "dd".,  YYYY (YYYY-MM-DD)

Salt Creek Brethren in Christ Church of Christ/Christian Church of Fredericksburg Unknown name United Presbyterian Church of Fredericksburg Wayne County

N. S. Albright, 1st Methodist Episcopal Church, Res: 71 W. Larwill St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 F. Ankley, St. Mary's Catholic Church, S. W. Corner of Madison

Baptist Church of Millbrook Blachleyville Church of Christ Evangelical Church Lutheran Church Plain Church Christ's Lutheran Church Oak Chapel Reformed

and that we have given the said religious society the style & name of the Church of Betheny, agreeably to the act entitled "An act for the incorporation

only source for this church was A History of Wayne County, Ben Douglas, 1878, pg. 694. Wayne County, Ohio Churches (Table) ‎ (← links | edit)

Akron Church Dir: Apostolic - Church of God Akron Church Dir: Church of God - Lutheran Akron Church Dir: Methodist - Roman Catholic Akron Church Dir: Roman

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

Street. German Evangelical Church, C. Schaeffer, pastor, corner of Henry and Grant St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Methodist Episcopal Church, dedicated May 8, 1887

Presbyterian Church. Final dissolution of this church came in 1974 when members voted to join the Methodist denomination. Sources found for this church were History

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

Winesburg Church Winesburg, Ohio

Bigelow Church Location Ripley Township, Holmes County, Ohio Country [mandatory] Denomination [mandatory] History Founded  Expression error: Unrecognized

Christie Chapel Church Original name is not known but probably named in honor of one of the early Methodist pioneers 1935 - Services discontinued, remaining

and Introduction of Methodism into Wayne County Ohio also Smithville Ohio Church Record / data gathered by Rev. John Joseph Lutz, who was raised in Smithville

St. James Lutheran Church Trinity English Lutheran Church M. E. Church The Church of God Douglass, Ben. History of Wayne County, Ohio. Indianapolis: Robert

County 1983" Early Records of Emmanuel United Church of Christ 1846-1920 Early Records of Zion Lutheran Church 1850-1908: Valley City, Ohio Cherished Memories:

matilda J. Todd, wife of James Todd, aged 43 years. Member of Methodist Episcopal Church. [Note: obit] Totten, Hiram E. Died 6 Oct 1863 Wooster Republican

article may be found in the “Afro-American in Wayne County: Second Baptist Church” binder.) Members of the Wayne County Anti-Slavery Society were also a part

Cemetery Fairview Methodist Cemetery The German Reformed Congregation: Mt. Zion Church, Milton Township, Wayne County Kidron Mennonite Church Cemetery: Sugar

. . .. . . About Name Church-The Cross United Mthdst Other Services Religious / Grantmaking / Civil / Profession and Similar Organizations Facts Founded

Moore, Methodist, 237 N Market St., Wooster, Ohio 44691 John Neilson, Christian, 222 Beall Ave., Wooster, Ohio 44691 Goe. W. Orcutt, Methodist, 346 E.

Church of the Cross United Methodist

Creston, Jackson and Seville. There were two churches in Creston by the turn of the century, a Methodist and a Presbyterian, as well as three lodges: Odd

of that church, and she was of the opinion that it used to be an Advent church. The Ralph McGoverns have the clock that used to be in that church in their

2 doors N of the Episcopal Church. Dr. HA Hart, office and residence on N Market Street opposite the new Lutheran Church. The Republican printing Co.

Active Emanuel United Church of Christ-High Church Chippewa 3 Active High Church (see Emanuel United Church of Christ-High Church) Chippewa 3 Active Erb

Fultan Virginia G. Maddunc Church of God- Akehenic Faith May 15, 1950 Thomas D. Johnston E. Roberta Sternes Free Methodist Parsonage North Chili N.Y November

Eagle House; Joseph Dyarman; Benjamin Church; JP Coulter and Co.; JW Schuckers. The new German Lutheran Reformed Church of Wooster, will be dedicated to divine

cost a gloom over his large circle of friends. He was a member of the M. E. Church and died in the hope of meeting his Savior in an acceptable manner. Services

organization of this church, they erected a neat little house of worship at Smithville, and the church it is in prosperous condition. The second church organization