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• A. E. Luce (category Individuals with Luce Surname)
  affiliated. List any military service of the individual. Hotel and Livery barn operator Standardbred harness horse breeder Trotting racehorse driver Automobile
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• Donald Dravenstott, Sr. (category Dravenstott (surname))
  - Owner of Barn Restaurant Barn Restaurant ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Donald Dravenstott, Jr. (category Dravenstott (surname))
  - Owner of Barn Restaurant Barn Restaurant ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Marcia Urian (category Urian (surname)) (section Surnames)
  This section should include variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should
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• Brett Urian (category Urian (surname)) (section Surnames)
  This section should include variations in the spellings of the last name (surname) and the first name (given name). Any nicknames use by individuals should
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• Quadrennial Enumeration Wooster, Ward 3, 1907
  Title Surname A Surname B Surname B (cont'd) Surname C Surname C (cont'd) Surname D Surname E Surname F Surname F (cont'd) Surname G Surname H Surname H (cont'd)
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• Mark Dravenstott (category Dravenstott (surname))
  - Owner of Barn Restaurant Barn Restaurant ‎ (← links | edit)
  3 KB (8 words) - 15:06, 16 August 2022
• Mike Dravenstott (category Dravenstott (surname))
  - Owner of Barn Restaurant Barn Restaurant ‎ (← links | edit)
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• William Armstrong (category Individuals with Armstrong Surname)
  * February 11, 1903: "Luce & Armstrong Livery and 10 Cent Feed Barn", Wayne County Democrat, p. 2.
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• Joseph Myers (category Individuals with Morrison Surname) (section Surnames)
  slavery led Joseph Myers to establish a Underground Railroad station in his barn in Smithville. Amos Myers, one of the sons of the Myers family, was not able
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• Quadrennial Enumeration Wooster, Ward 4, 1907
  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 L Surname
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• Quadrennial Enumeration Wooster, Ward 2, 1887
  Title Surname A Surname B Surname B (cont'd) Surname C Surname D Surname E Surname F Surname G Surname H Surname I & J Surname K Surname L Surname M Surname
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• Silas C. Sprunger (category Individuals with Sprunger Surname) (section Surnames)
  Coshocton County, Ohio, near New Bedford. When he did not show up at his sales barn in Kidron all day a search was authorized and organized by the Coshocton
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• Family Papers, Surnames A-E
  Family Newsletters Boney Carpenter Conkle Deardorff Eichar Altland Barnes/Barns family papers/photos/will Bonham Carr Connelly Debri Eichenberger Altman
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• Thomas S. Battles (section Surnames)
  is that the fugitives were very discreetly taking shelter in the Battles barn, and they did not suspect anything. As soon as they left, Dr. William Battles
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• Land Deed Index 1812–1864/Volume 12
  acres 1834 Barns, etal, James McIntire, John Catharine 166 13 17 15 PSE 80 acres William Barns, deceased; Tobithan Barns, deceased 1834 Barns, etal, Phebe
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• Wayne County Democrat, Business Abstracts 1880
  are progressing fine under leadership of John [Keller (surname) | Keller]]. SB Walters (surname) Walters opened a new business college in Wooster today
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• Highlights to Wooster Area Chamber Minutes
  Chamber committee whose original members included Jody Tyler{{Surname|, Dr. Burney {{Surname|Huff, and Al Burger. Economically, the Chamber continued to
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• Wayne County Fair Timeline
  acres; soil, sandy loam, commonly termed plain land, clover sod; 94 loads barn-yard manure applied about the first of June, then plowed under, harrowed
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• Newspaper clipping:Page 3 of Wooster Republican,published in Wooster, Ohio on Thursday, April 7th, 1887 - Wooster Republican April 7 1887 (category Individuals with Lightcap Surname)
  Fritzgerald secured the barn and outbuildings for $35. Samuel Ames secured the Logan house for $215, and Andrew Busch the barn for $9.50. A number of pumps
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