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in association with the Battles family and others. Charity Bell played an integral part in helping fugitives escape through the Shreve-Millbrook route

alphabetical order. Rather, all the surnames that begin with the letter “H” are grouped together. The surnames that begin with the letter “M” are grouped together

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

owned by the individual. List any churches the individual may have been affiliated. General A. B. Critchfield, who commanded Company H of Shreve, Ohio in the

resident of Shreve at the time of her death. Her estate papers may be found in Probate Court File #7208. However, some of her documents were mixed in with the

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

alphabetical order. Rather, all the surnames that begin with the letter “H” are grouped together. The surnames that begin with the letter “M” are grouped together

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

Page 1 of Shreve News,published in Shreve, Ohio on Wednesday, October 2nd, 1929 - October 8 2022 Newspaper title Shreve News Date of publication 1929/10/02

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

Well as Exhibition Buildings", Shreve News, p. 1. September 08, 1938: "Daredevils to Trill Fair-Goers Friday Night", Shreve News, p. 3. September 08, 1938:

Page 1 of Shreve News,published in Shreve, Ohio on Friday, August 1st, 1952 - The Daily Record October 8 2022 Article title Restaurant Burns Out in Wooster

Abraham Franks. (175th Anniversary History of Doylestown, Ohio p. 101). In Shreve, Ohio, according to the 1912-1913 directory, W. A. Keys was a contractor

Wooster; G. D. Moore, Moreland; Jacob Rebman, Congress; Henry LeFevre, Shreve; C. B. Mellinger, Plain; Miss Anna E. Larwill, Wooster; George Ott, Doylestown;

photographers, there is a sample photo taken by V. H. Hamm Art Studio of Shreve, Ohio In 1870, Theodore Latimer and J. G. Johnston of Orrville, Ohio are