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Executive Committee and are as follows: President -- C. V. Hard 1st Vice President -- S. B. Husselman 2nd Vice President -- T. C. Raynolds Secretary -- C. C

Cowan from Chester Co., Pa. who received a patent deed from President Monroe in 1820. Floyd E. Daughtery House-Pioneer House (1983)-house built in 1870.

Ohio settlement with the land deeds that President Thomas Jefferson signed for land near Walnut Creek in Holmes County. These small clusters of Amish settlement

when the head of the Wooster Brush Company, The was president, Charles M. Gray was vice president, and Albert Dix was secretary. Other names prominent

resolved that the city council erect a city building on lots known as Babb and Logan lots, north side E Liberty Street between…

staff. In 1985, Welty became the seventy president of Wooster Brush. His father, Stanley R. Welty, served as president from 1949-1969. "He had a knack of knowing

1825, Holmes County was fully organized. Washington Twp, Ripley Twp, Prairie Twp, Salt Creek Twp (14), and Paint Twp (14) all became part of Holmes County

diagonally opposite Seigenthaler lot to corner of E Liberty and N Bever Streets, also the portion of Bever Street sewer from E North Street to intersection

corner of Buckeye and E Liberty Streets. JM Carpenter and Brother are receiving at their storeroom, 1 door east of the American House on E Liberty Street, a

Barrett and Son, E Liberty Street. Curry, Cameron and Co. lumber yard, E Liberty Street. Ready made clothing of Barrett and Ogden, E Liberty Street, one

Banker’s old stand, E South Street. George A Fisher monument and tombstones, E South Street opposite Frick’s warehouse. CA Reider, E side of the square

the corner of Buckeye and E Liberty Streets. Ordinance for the purchase of Seigenthaler lot on the corner of N Buckeye and E North Streets for purpose