History


of


North Central Ohio


Embracing


Richland, Ashland, Wayne, Medina, Lorain,

Huron and Knox Counties


By

WILLIAM A. DUFF


IN THREE VOLUMES

ILLUSTRATED


VOLUME ONE / TWO/ THREE


HISTORICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY

TOPEKA-INDIANAPOLIS

1931


Foreword




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INDEX VOLUME I



33 50 100 150
200 250 300 350
400 450 500 579
650 700 760 800
850 900 950 1000
1050 1089 1150 1200
1250 1300 1350 1400
1450 1500 1550




For months the preparations for this history have been going forward, a number of people being engaged in the work, gathering biographies of people in seven important counties comprising North Central Ohio, people who have contributed to the advancement of the communities in which they live and the influence of a considerable number of them has gone out—and is still going out—to state and nation, yes, and to foreign lands. Someone has said—Carlyle, wasn't it?—that "history is the essence of innumerable biographies" and the measure of their influence cannot be adequately estimated until their earthly careers have been finished and the lives of the people they have influenced.


And even not then can that influence be measured any more than can be measured the influence of all the myriads of the past who have followed noble ideals, have labored persistently, and unselfishly for the advancement of the community in which they have lived and have put inspiration into other lives for "the common deeds of the common day are ringing bells in the Far Away" and the far reaching possibilities of the single deeds of a single day, much less of the service of a lifetime, are not often realized. For many months this editor has been delving in the past, gathering data from every section of the seven counties of North Central Ohio from county histories, biographies, reminiscences, seeking not only interesting and important facts regarding men and women of the past but the influence of their lives on posterity, how they met and grappled with emergencies of their rapidly changing civilization just as we of today have to meet our intricate problems. From data gathered by the writer during more than thirty-two years of newspaper work in North Central Ohio, from reminiscences of great numbers of people long since passed away, from recollections of their personalities and achievements ; from experiences of people of today, materials for this history have been secured. To scores of people for valuable assistance and encouragement his gratitude is due.


This history is written not alone for the present generation but for readers still unborn. In the silent watches of the night he has thought of what he should say that might influence them to a deeper appreciation of their heritage from the earliest settlement of this section of Ohio and their responsibilities to generations coming. It has seemed to


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him as if he were speaking to audiences in the far distant future for he has found that histories such as those by Horace S. Knapp and Dr. George W. Hill in Ashland County ; by Ben Douglass in Wayne County ; A. A. Graham in Richland County and A. Banning Norton in Knox County, histories written fifty, sixty and even seventy years ago, have been bound and rebound and in these days when greater emphasis is being given to community and county history, are used more than ever before by pupils in the public schools, study clubs and people of other organizations.


Realizing this, appreciating not only his responsibility but his glorious opportunity, he has put forth every effort to do in his day and generation what they did in theirs. It is impossible of course to chronicle in this history everything worthy of perpetuation in a century and a quarter of North Central Ohio history. Millions of people in these seven counties, as in all the other counties, have lived and wrought since the days of the early settlements and every day contribution to history is being made by the nearly 342,000 people now living in this important area of 3420 square miles with its hundreds of communities and neighborhoods. But some of the most important facts of North Central Ohio history have been presented together with interesting incidents typical of many communities and illustrating the life of the people in the period in which they lived. Particular attention has been given to the octogenarians and nonagenarians, the patriotic spirit of the North Central Ohioans in all the wars of the nation and the activities of peace, the work of churches, schools, colleges, the advancement of this part of Ohio commercially, and along industrial lines. Careful attention has been given to service organizations in the various communities and the achievements of young people in their various organizations such as the Boy Scouts, Girl Reserves, 4-H Clubs and other agencies for enthusiastic work along such beneficial lines.


William A. Duff.

Ashland, Ohio, March 30, 1931.


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Table of Contents


Chapter I—Location, Area, Influence

Chapter II—Geology, Topography, Resources

Chapter III—Mound Builders

Chapter IV—Indian Nations of Ohio Country

Chapter V—Creation and Organization of Counties

Chapter VI—Early Settlements

Chapter VII—St. Christopher of the Backwoods

Chapter VIII—Forest Communities

Chapter IX—Exciting Events of 1812

Chapter X—General Harrison at Camp Council

Chapter XI—Tide of Immmigration Resumed

Chapter XII—Christian Fast, Indian Captive

Chapter XIII—Growth of Villages

Chapter XIV—Agricultural Contrasts in North

Chapter XV—Early Day Schools

Chapter XVI—Ministers and Churches

Chapter XVII—Military History

Chapter XVIII—Civil War Veterans

Chapter XIX—Spanish-American and World War

Chapter XX—Famous Underground Railroad

Chapter XXI—Banks and Bankers

Chapter XXII—County Seat Newspapers

Chapter XXIII—Twentieth Century Newspapers

Chapter XXIV—Medical Profession

Chapter XXV—Libraries, Museums, Historical Societies

Chapter XXVI—Growth of Electric Service Industry

Chapter XXVII—Bench and Bar

Chapter XXVIII—Evolution of Transportation and Communication

Chapter XXIX—Colleges and Public Schools

Chapter XXX—Young Buckeyes' Achievements

Chapter XXXI—Artists, Musicians, Players, Writers

Chapter XXXII—Ashland and Ashland County

Chapter XXXIII—Norwalk, Bellevue, Huron County

Chapter XXXIV—Mt. Vernon and Other Knox County Communities

Chapter XXXV—Lorain County Cities and Towns

Chapter XXXVI—Medina and Medina County Communities

Chapter XXXVII—Mansfield, Shelby, Richland County

Chapter XXXVIII—Wooster, Wayne County Towns

33

38

41

46

53

58

64

70

77

84

91

97

93

103

120

128

138

146

166

179

185

197

205

219

228

247

251

259

268

275

291

294

331

368

408

448

486

527

vi



Historical Index

Academies, Early Day

Agriculture

Agricultural Methods, Early Day, 113; Modern

Aircraft

Airports

Albion

American Legion Posts

Amherst

Amherst Library

Amity

Apple Creek

Appleseed, Johnny

Area of Counties

Ashland

Ashland Centennial, 308; County, 294; Agricultural Society, 299; churches, 302; cities and villages in, 294; Clearcreek Township, 321; clubs, 311; early officers of, 297; early taverns in, 299; formation of, 295; Hanover Township, 316; industries, 305; Jackson Township, 325; Lake Township, 329; Medical Society, 222; Mifflin Township, 327; military history of, 308; Milton Township, 328; Montgomery Township, 329; newspapers, 218; Orange Township, 323; Perry Township, 328; Perrysville, 316; population, 294; prominent citizens of, 300; Sullivan Township, 324; Ruggles Township, 326; Troy Township, 325; Vermillion Township

Ashland's early physicians, 222; first newspaper, 203; Gazette, 204; Gas & Electric Company, 247; Public Library

Avon, 445; Lake


Badger, Rev. Joseph

Baker, Dr. George Griswold

Banks, early day

Barnes Manufacturing Company

Bates, Capt. Martin Van Burren

Baughman, Abraham J.

Beeman, Dr. Edwin E.

Bench and bar

124

527

119

511

259

325

175

444

244

400

564

64

33

294











320


229

446


129

224

185

499

477

209

226

251

Bowesmith, Dr. John G.1

Bean, Gen. Reasin

Beall's troops, General

Bee Line

Bell, S. Finn

Bellevue

Bellville, 516; early settlers of, 517; mayors, 518; officials, 518; schools

Bigelow, Rev. Russel

Blake, Hon Harrison G.

Blockhouses

Black River, 424; Steamboat Association

Boy Scout camp, 276; movement

Bradstreet's expedition, Col. John

British influence

Buckeye Aluminum Company

Building and loan associations

Bukias, Samuel

Burbank

Burke, Judge Stevenson

Bushnell, Dr. William

Butler, 521; Ben, 369; founding of, 522; officials, 523; schools


Campbell, David, 201; Wallace

Canal, The Ohio

Centerburg

Chapman, John

Chippewa Lake 450,

Chronicle-Telegram

Churches in forests, First

Circuit riders

Citizens, prominent

Civil War veterans

Clinton, The extinct town of

Coal

Constitutional convention, first

Constitutional convention, fourth

Convention delegates

Cooke, Jay

Counties, organization of

Crawford, Col. William

Creston

Crook's expedition, General


Dalton

Dalton's "Queen"

Danville

223

545

84

262

147

346


518

135

191

80

425

275

50

51

534

196

501

563

253

223


523


520

116

397

64

482

214

132

131

292

146

103

559

254

257

254

193

56

50

563

88


553

555

395

ix

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Deaths in World War service

Dill, U. S. Senator

Dix, Albert

Doyle, William

Doylestown

Draft boards


Eckert, Gen, Thomas T.

Editors, pioneer

Education in North Central Ohio.

Educators in Oberlin

Ely, Charles Arthur

Electric service industry

Elyria, 408; Chronicle-Telegram 212; industries of, 416; Libras 229; Memorial Hospital

Emmett, Daniel Decatur

Empire Steel Corporation

English claims

Exploration


Farmers Bank, Ashland

Fast, Christian, Indian captive

Finney, John

Firelands Historical Society

Firelands Museum

First white man

Fisher Brothers

Fitchville

Flagler, Henry M.

Ford, Col. Thomas H.

Fort Industry, treaty of

Foss, Adam

Four-H Clubs

Fox, Helen J.

Fredericksburg

Fredericktown

Friends, Society of

Frontier, protecting the


Galehouse, D. W.

Gambier

Garfield, regiment of Jas. A.

Garrett, Ezra

Gates Hospital

Geology

Gillmore's achievement

Grafton

Grand Army of the Republic

Graves of Brown's men

Greenwich Village


Hall, Charles M., 436; Franz K.

Harcourt Place Seminary

Hard, Col. Curtis V.

Harris, John

Harrison, General

Hayes, Lucy Webb

172

393

209

558

558

171


545

199

268

269

229

247



418

377

499

34

46


194

97

180

235

234

48

338

363

347

140

55

532

281

236

556

391

130

82


528

386

153

180

419

38

159

446

148

183

360


509

390

167

474

84

151

Hayesville

Herrick, Myron T., 421, 440; Public Library

High school, Ohio's first

Historical societies

Hopwood, Erie C.

Horn, Philip L.

Horr, R. A.

Houck, Judge Lewis B.

Hull's surrender

Huron County, 331; Agricultural Society, 337; banks, 195; Bellevue Township, 346; Children's Home, 340; county seat of, 332; early churches of, 334; Greenwich. Township, 360; industries of, 338; New Haven Township, 349; New London Township, 353; population of, 345; Ridgefield Township, 357; schools, 336; Townsend Township  

Huron River


Ice Age

Immigration, early

Independence

Indian nations

Indian troubles


Jelloway

Jeromesville


Keeler, Eri

Kelley Banking Act of 1845

Kennan, George

Kenyon College, 127, 386; Prof. John S.

Kettering, Charles F.0

Kidron

Kilburns Gazetteer, extracts from

King, Charles H., reminiscences of

King's Orchard

Kinney & Smith Hospital

Knapp, Reuben E.

Knox County, area and population, 369; Berlin Township, 401; Brown Township, 402; Clay Township, 398; founding of, 368; Hillier Township, 397; Howard Township, 404; Jackson Township, 399; Jefferson Township, 403; Liberty Township, 405; Memorial Building, 384; Middlebury Township, 404; pioneer physicians, 220; Pike Township, 400; Union Township, 395; Wayne Township

Kossuth, Louis

320

240

410

245

446

161

444

381

82






366

359


38

76

522

46

48


402

318


342

185

338

463

314

555

62

123

265

540

163








391

266

x

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

LaGrange

Land Company, Connecticut

Laning, J. Ford

Larwill mansion

Lawyers, early

Leaders, military

Leiters, the

LeRoy

LeRoy, officers of

Lewis, Charles B.

Lewis, Samuel

Lexington, 519; early settlers of, 519; schools

Libraries

Lockhart, A. L.

Lodi, 474; incorporation of, 475; leaders in

Lorain

Lorain Bank of Elyria, 190; city of, 422; County, 408; Agricultural Society, 413; Black River Township, 424; early taverns of, 412; first officers of, 411; industrial development of, 424; schools, village and rural, 273; townships of, 446; villages of, 446; Wellington Township, 440; Gazette, 202; schools, enrollment of city, 271; Gazette, history of, 212; "Lilac City," 430; Public Library, 241, 431; public schools

Lorain's ship building industry, beginning of

Lorain tornado

Loudonville, 312; library

Loudonville School

Love, John W.

Lucas

Luther, Dr. Joel


McClelland, Grace  

McCluer Brothers 

McGregor, John  

McKinley, William  

McLaughlin, William  

McPhail, Dr. Daniel  

McSweeney, John  

McZena 

Mallet Creek  

Mansfield  

Mansfield, banks of, 498; board of health, 494; building projects, 501; Central Park, 492; Chamber of Commerce, 492; city of, 486; Civil War leaders of, 487; Community Chest Association, 494; Daily News, 207; early taverns

446

54

355

543

251

140

508

481

482

483

522

521

228

520

476

422







430

111

428

231

1512

510

524


221

394

516

467

151

140

221

545

329

483

486

of, 490; early transportation in, 490; editors, 208; fire department of, 492; first bank, 186; first court house in, 489; first newspaper, 200; first school in, 121; founding of, 489; Gazette, 201; General Hospital, 494; historical background of, 486; hotels of, 496; important location, 491; incorporation of, 501; industries of, 497; Journal, 207; Manufacturers Club, 500; mayors of, 501; municipal buildings of, 492; organizations of, 494; outstanding citizens of, 486; park system of, 493; police department of, 492; population of, 487, 491; post office, 496; public library, 236, 496; public schools, 273; reminiscences, 490; school system of, 494; State Reformatory, 503; State Reformatory superintendents, 505; street railway system, 495; today, 491; water works system of, 496; Y. M. C. A.  

Mansion House

Marquis, Frank H.

Martinsburg

Marvin Memorial Library

Master farmers in Ohio

Maxwell, William

Medicine in North Central Ohio

Medina

Medina County, 448; buildings, early settlers of, 449; Farm Bureau, 462; Gazette, 202; Guilford Township, 476; Harrisville Township, 474; highways of, 451; Hinckley Township, 484; Lafayette Township, 482; Liverpool Township, 483; ministers, 460; notable figures in, 484; officials, 457; population of, 448; Spencer Township, 480; villages of, 484; Wadsworth Township, 464; Westfield Township, 481; York Township

Medina, industries of, 453; laid out 110; schools, 461; Sentinel, 203; village officials

Mexican War leaders

Mifflin

Milan's commercial supremacy

Military history

Militia, early companies

Ministers, early

Missionary, first











494

364

500

398

244

527

197

219

448









483

458

140

327

108

138

141

133

70

xi

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Missionaries in the Western Reserve

Mohicanville

Monroeville

Morgan, Gen. George W.

Morse, A. C.

Mound Builders

Mt. Eaton

Mt. Vernon, 368; county seat strategy, 103; early taverns of, 370; editors, 207; first county buildings, 372; library, 243; manufacturing industries of, 375; military history of, 377; mayors of, 373; newspapers, 206; schools

Murray, Patrick

Myers & Bro. Co., F. E.


Nankin

National Tube Co.

New London, 353; Public Library 244; Record

Newspapers—Ohio Register, 197; present day

North Central Ohio in the World War

Northern Ohio Telephone Company

Northwestern Territory created

Norwalk Academy, 125, 335; city of, 331; Daily Reflector Herald, 210; first bank, 187; military history of, 343; public library, 232;Weekly Experiment

Nova


Oberlin

Oberlin College, 269, 127, 233; library, 228; newspapers

Oberlin-Wellington Case

Officers in the World War

Oil and gas

Olena

Orrville

Orrville clubs, 550; industries, 552 National House

Orr, Smith


Paradise Hill

Patterson, Joseph

Perry, Commodore

Phoenix Bank of Medina

Physicians, early

Pioneers, hardships of

Plymouth, 513; early settlers of 513; octogenarians of, 515 schools, 514, 516; taverns of, 515 village officials  

Polk

129

319

357

139

512

41

566




374

101

301


323

427

211

205

168

347

55



211

325


433

215

182

170

39

365

548

550

549


328

189

508

191

219

60



516

325

Population, 37; of counties

Powers, Dr. Royal V.

Purdy, James


Quinby, Ephraim


Railroads, 261; building of, 264; famous Underground

Red Haw

Reed, U. S. Sen. James A.

Reefy, F. S.

Religious influence, early

Resources, natural

Revolutionary soldiers

Revolutionary War

Rice, John F.

Richard, Allen Post

Richland County, 486; banks, 194; Bankers Association, 500; Cass Township, 524; early roads, 524; forestry lands of, 503; Franklin Township, 525; infirmary, 489; Jefferson Township, 516; Madison Township, 525; Mifflin Township, 525; Monroe Township, 524; officials, present, 489; Sandusky Township, 525; Sharon Township, 505; Troy Township, 519; villages of, 525; Washington Township, 526; Worthington Township  

Rittman

Routes of today

Rowesburg

Ruffner-Zeimer massacre

Ruggles


Saltzgaber, Gaylord M.  

Savannah

Savannah founded

Savings Deposit Bank of Medina

Schools, early

Settlements, early 58

Settlers, early

Seville

Seville Beekeeper

Shelby, 505; churches, 506; founding of, 505, 507; industries of, 506; present officials of, 509; schools

Sherman, John

Sherman-Heineman Park

Shiloh

Shreve

Shreve Library

Sill, Edward Rowland

Slave lives in Oberlin

Smithville, 549, 552; officials of, 553; Promoters Club

36

222

188


537


179

328

486

214

128

39

142

50


163









521

562

262

328

81

326


508

321

111

193

120

92

71

476

479


506

125

493

524

565

243

468

183

553

xii

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Soldiers and organizations, 167; of War of 1812

South Amherst

Spanish-American War

Spanish claims

Spencer

Spencer Manufacturing Company

"Spirit of '76"

State forest nurseries

State forest parks

Stone quarries

Studebakers, The

Sullivan

Sullivan Public School

Sultana disaster, survivor of

Sylvester Library


Teacher, pioneer

Thew Shovel Company

Thomson, Dr. Edward

Thorne, C. E.

Todd, Dr. Joseph H.

Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad

Topography

Towns, pioneer

Traders, early

Transportation, evolution of, 259; of troops

Trauger, E. K.

Troops, first armed

Trump of fame

Twenty-third and Forty-second Regiments

Tyler, M. D.


Underground Railroad, success of


Valley City

Vermillion Institute

Veterans, distinguished

Veterans of G. A. R. posts

Villages, growth of

Wadsworth, 464; Banner-Press, 473; churches, 470; clubs of, 471;

139

445

166

34

480

480

440

543

543

444

117

324

1528

161

242


121

428

135

546

227

261

38

73

47

267

513

49

198

151

479


181


483

320

148

146

103

Gen. Elijah, 465; hospital, 470; library, 239; schools of Wakeman

War of 1812, effect of

War, World

Wars of the nation

Wayne County, 527; agriculture in, 527; banks, 194; bar, 546; Canaan Township, 563; centennial, 548; Chippewa Township, 558; Clinton Township, 565; Congress Township, 564; distinguished citizens of, 544; early courts of, 535; East Union Township, 564; founding of, 528; Four-H Clubs, 527; Green Township, 548; importance of, 527; judges, 535; early officials of, 531; officials, present, 536; Paint Township, 566; population of, 548; Salt Creek Township, 556; Sugar Creek Township, 553; villages in 

Webber, Judge A. R.

Wellington, 440; early cheese center, 440; early schools of, 442; present day industries of

Western Reserve

Westinghouse Company

West Salem

Weygandt, William A.

Willard, 349; Archibald M., 440; library  

Wooster, 527; Brush Company, 532; churches, 539; city officials, 531; college, 270, 528; founding of, 536; presidents, 538; Daily Record, 209; editors, 210; founding of, 529; hospitals, 539; mayors of, 531; Merchants, 530; Public Library, 238; railroad center, 528; stage coach days, 543; Trade center of

468

361

77

168

139









566

485


441

53

499

564

544

244






529

xii



Biographical Index

Adams, Charles F.

Adair, Lyman A.

Adair, Hon. Robert L.

Agate, A. R.

Aigler, Hon. Allan G.

Alderfer, John. Melvin

Alexander, Henry F.

Allen, Albert L.

Allis, Clarence L.

Althouse, William L.

Anderson, Alva H.

Anderson, Hon. C. J.

Anderson, Robert George

Andrews, Keith S.

Andrews, Rev. Harold Edward

Andrews, Robert E.

Andress, Upton

Appleby, John I., M. D.

Arpasi, George

Artman, William Edwin

Ash, L. B.

Ash, Ray C.

Atherton, Edson D.

Auble, Roland A.

Avery, Rufus Lord, Capt.

Axtell, William D., Jr.


Babcock, Floyd E.

Babcock, Seymour Henry

Backenstos, Perry W.

Bacon, Edwin K.

Baer, Charles W.

Bahl, Gaylord W.

Bahl, Gaylord W., Jr.

Bailey, Clifton C.

Bailey, David

Bailey, Harvey B.

Bailey, Miss Rae

Bailey, John R., Sr

Baird, George F.

Baird, John J.

Baker, Constance (Beech)

Baker, Ransom C.

Balch, William H.

Baldwin, William Benson

Balyeat, Edwin L.

Balyeat, Harold G.

Banbury, Charles V.

Barber, William C.

Barnes, T. R.

1270

1171

1204

1500

921

952

1283

602

1205

698

839

1072

1475

1439

1367

1425

1388

954

939

1615

1472

1473

924

1250

762

1587


1321

959

760

767

721

1534

1535

1150

1554

1594

1396

1403

1334

1286

1246

976

1339

973

787

786

1046

1329

618

Barrett, Theodore A.

Bartell, John C.

Battles, Melvin L., Major, M. D.

Bauer, Ralph J.

Baum, Henry F.

Baxter, Berry A.

Bayer, Joseph A.

Beach, John Loveless, M. D.

Beal, Arthur G.

Bechtol, Hon. John M.

Beck, Albert Miller

Beck, Arthur Sheridan

Beelman, Charles C.

Beer, Frank R

Beer, Robert M.

Bell, Clarence Harold, M. D.

Bell, Clement L., M. D.

Benjamin, Glenn Egbert

Bernhardt, Olaf Laerum

Berg, George Louis

Biddle, Major James K., M. D

Bigbee, Homer L.

Billman, Sylvester

Binder, Arthur H. 

Birkbeck, Stanley John

Bissman, Benjamin F.

Bissman, B. Franklin

Bissman, Wilbert J.

Bittinger, J. Freer

Bittner, B. B.

Bixler, Sherman W.

Black, Fred G.

Black, Robert Resee, M. D.

Black, Spencer B.

Blank, George M.

Blecker, George H.

Blough, Frank Winger

Boals, Benjamin B.

Bogniard, Alexander C.

Bolesky, George Louis

Bollinger, F. A.

Boone, Dalton J.

Boren, Fred W.

Bowers, George G.

Bowman, John P.

Bowsher, E. L.

Boyd, A. E.

Boyer, Dr. F. Walter

Bracken, Harry E.

Bracy, Hazel I.

871

1179

848

1482

1382

1361

623

995

597

870

1252

608

920

1256

1257

682

1531

991

1297

1537

1540

802

999

1426

1465

777

776

680

1379

1616

1544

1328

649

1527

1308

596

1190

711

1111

1591

1031

1293

1166

821

1364

1149

1000

1392

1322

833

xiv

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Bracy, Rex. F.

Brandt, J. W.

Brant, Rev. John F.

Branyan, Milton L.

Bretz, George P.

Bricker, Charles Homer

Bricker, William H.

Brightman, Alvin

Brown, E. E.

Brown, Earle Wayne

Brown, Olive Jane

Brown, John J.

Brown, Ralph Carrol

Brubaker, John Wesley

Brumbaugh, William Grant

Brunner, Hon. Henry G.

Buff ham, George

Buffington, Lyman E.

Buker, Wallace H., M. D.

Bumpus, James F.

Burgett, Lawrence A.

Burgett, LeRoy P.

Burkholder, John H.

Byars, C. M.

Byrd, Mounce E., M. D.


Caddell, Albert D.

Call, Jay A.

Canalos, George

Canfield, Clyde Montrose

Carew, Henry J.

Carl, W. H.

Carl, Walter H.

Carlton, Corte Leon

Carlton, Myron Blake

Carpenter, Reid

Carrick, Charles M.

Cashell, George

Cassel, G. A.

Cave, Hon. Frank

Chambers, Will L.

Chamberlain, Frederick Arthur

Chapman, Hon. Charles C.

Chapman, Erie D.

Chapman, Harlan T.

Chatfield, Ernest Lake

Cherp, G. L.

Chew, Charles W.

Chew, Cora (Zent)

Chidsey, Grant Greenwood

Citizens National Bank of Wooster, The

Clark, H. Marshall

Clark, Jesse Lewis

Clarke, John A.

Clarke, William H.

Clem, Eldred L.

Clement, E. P.

Clever, Walter E.

832

1610

1556

1345

1301

964

1070

1538

1456

1613

676

1418

911

1390

988

1524

1001

958

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820

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1339

1357

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599

945

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730

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1011

1010

632

923

640

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612

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1617

1094

1470

1332

1022

806

639

1043

904


1265

1353

1168

892

1020

1108

1474

807

Cline, Wellman E.

Clippinger, G. Howard

Colby, Alfred M.

Colgan, James F.

Colwill, Clarence B.

Comer, Rev. Joseph E.

Conley, Joseph B.

Connor, Clarence

Cook, Thomas N.

Cooper, Clarence E.

Cooper, W. S.

Copeland, Irving W.

Copland, William C.

Corbett, Leo M.

Cornwall, Capt. Ray

Corts, John L.

Cotton, L. W.

Courtney, Arthur E.

Countryman, Willis

Covault, Harold I.

Coxe, John Henry

Cramer, Stuart H.

Crandell, Gertrude

Cranston, Clyde J., M. D.

Crawford, Frank R.

Creedman, Clarence F.

Crim, Charles A.

Critchfield,Ammon B.,Lieut.Col

Critchfield, Hon. Lyman R.

Critchfield, III, Lyman R.

Culbertson, Hugh E. 

Culler, Ezra H.

Culler, John F., M. D.

Culler, Orin D.

Cummins, Capt. Abram Cahill

Cummings, Paul J.

Cunningham, F. H.

Cunningham, Gordon

Curren, Arthur J.

Curry, Roy Irwin, M. D.

Curry, Wm. R.

Curtis, Charles Edgar


Dague, William Irvin

Dann, Edward William

Darling, G. Blake

Dauber, John G.

Daubenspeck, A. W.

Davey, John

Davey, William H.

Davis, Col. Albert W.

Davis, Aaron

Davis, George A.

Davies, Richard O.

Day, Edwin Alvin

Dean, Asa William, D. D.S.

Dean, Miss Sylvia

Deenis, Harrison W.

Deibel, Edmond Henry

1567

1076

743

1298

1066

1550

1294

749

1280

1434

1052

1130

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731

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1101

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1384

1370

1157

1147

1599

1590

881

1584

716

695

1194

994

1034

1063

986


xv

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Dennis, L. A.

Dent, Floyd F.

De Vault, Joseph

De Voe, C. G.

Dick, Eugene G.

Dickerman, Clark Pearson

Dickson, Grover C.

Dickson, Roy B.

Dilgard, John C.

Dilmore, Harold D.

Dilmore, John G.

Dix, Emmett C.

Doolittle, Milton O.

Dorgan, Stephen Joseph

Douglass, L. S.

Dowds, Edward D., M. D.

Downs, Charles H.

Downs, Frank B.

Downs, Harry Van Dorn

Dronberger, LaDru R.

Dudte, Carl F.

Duff, William A.

Durbin, Pius Eugene

Dustman, George Alfred

Dyarman, William

Dziama, Basil


Easterday, John W.

Easterday, Simon P.

Eberhart, Uri H.

Ebert, Jesse W.

Eby, John C.

Edgar, William D.

Edgar, William Melanctheon

Edwards, G. G., M. D.

Edwards, Hobert

Eisenbach, Henry C.

Enck, Charles E.

Endly, Hon. Henry R.

Etling, Alton H.

Everhard, Nathan S., M. D.


Fate, Rev. Albert A.

Fate-Root-Heath Company,The

Faus, Ralph Warren

Feldner, Margaret K.

Felger, E. E.

Fensch, Chas. F.

Ferguson, F. G.

Fernyak, Carlton S.

Fetzer, James C.

Filkins, Ben J.

First National Bank of Fredericktown  

Fischer, John A.

Fish, Anna Roberts

Fish, Cortez Carlisle

Fish, John Chamberlain

Fisher, George A.

858

766

984

1105

1412

966

641

617

1135

1016

1016

1496

719

1017

1489

859

1545

1117

744

1596

1372

1374

1049

1188

1085

1303


1036

1073

1405

1172

816

1519

1058

1014

956

827

1109

1523

1179

1064


1488

831

1428

1614

1312

724

1275

1588

1201

909


1042

937

854

852

852

1197

Fisher, Milo G.

Fitch, Allen William

Flaharty, James T.

Flaherty, William R.

Fleck, Marshall S.

Fleming, Howard J.

Fletcher, Walter

Flinn, Fred T.

Foote, Wilber C.

Ford, Edwin D.

Foster, Frederick O.

Fox, Helen Jeanette

Francis, Willard T.

Frank, Albert G.

Frank, Martin

Frankeberger, John W.

Frederick, Joseph C.

Frederick, P. W.

Freer, George R.

Fretter, Albert H.

Frey, Adlee

Friday, John Charles

Fridline, G. Delsher

Fridline, Jacob

Friedman, Milton

Fritzinger, Paul C.

Fuchs, Walter F.

Fuller, Gaillard B., M. D.

Fulstow, Philip H.

Fulton, Frank

Funk, B. A.


Galbraith, Hon. James William

Galehouse, Walter Scott

Garber, Aaron L.

Garber Company, The A. L.

Garber, Harry

Garber, Jacob S.

Garber, O. M.

Garber, Theodore L.

Gardiner, Edmond Gibson

Garford, Arthur Lovett

Garretson, R. C.

Garrison, F. Harold

Garrison, George B.

Garrison, Ralph M.

Garver, True

Garver, Wayne W.

Gates, William Elmer

Gatton, Isaac

Gebhardt, William E.

Gernhardt, George P.

Gerstenslager, Henry

Getrost, Harry

Getz, John W.

Gibbs, Earle B.

Gibbs, Edward Clark

Gibson, Robert S.

Gieger, Harold H

1199

901

717

1127

1236

673

836

1152

1034

626

1003

582

1326

726

725

600

1271

627

1348

967

1225

605

1217

1216

1268

1232

746

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894

838

1506


581

1237

1304

1305

1029

1408

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815

898

1484

1116

734

729

822

813

1074

957

799

1354

710

1207

1331

1159

980

979

726

1508

xvi

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Gifford, William Henry

Gilbert, Thomas B.

Gill, Harry R.

Glenn, Carrie M. (Winbigler)

Glessner, Sherman H.

Goebel, Rupert Charles, Rev.

Goetz, Edward F.

Gongwer, Clifton P.

Gongwer, J. H.

Goodenough, Walter H.

Gorman, J. C., II

Grabill, S. H.

Graff, Carl Alwis

Graven, Hon. D. Homer

Graven, Marion F.

Graven, Thomas Arthur

Gray, James E., M. D.

Gregg, William Lloyd and Roscoe C.

Gretzinger, William

Greulich, Jr., Albert

Gribben, Earl R.

Griebling, Charles F., M. D.

Grindle, J. L.

Gross, Rev. Charles Henry

Grossman, Robert J.

Grubb, William B.

Gruber, Thomas A.

Grunewald, G. G.

Gugier, William Henry

Guild, J. F.

Guth, Henry W.  


Hageman, A. V.

Hageman, Herman E.

Hahn, Charles

Halderson, Raymond Hiram

Hall, Roy

Halladay, Herman Le Grand

Hammett, Brady Watson

Hammond, Burrel F.

Hammond, Harvey G.

Hand, Avery Chapman

Harding, William N.

Hardy, Ralph M.

Harkness, Thomas M.

Harp, O. Otto

Harris, F. E,

Harrold, Harmon H.

Harry, William C.

Hart, Lt. Howard E.

Hartenfels, Charles L.

Harter, Nellie A.

Hartline, Joe C.

Hartman, Ernest R.

Hartsel, J. F.

Hartzler, Frank B.

Hartzell, Stephen P.

Hasenzahl, Fred C.


648

1165

1347

1505

738

792

869

1224

635

789

803

1128

1012

1192

1175

1177

681


1041

1164

1278

1410

1572

1129

929

1055

826

628

1555

1494

1449

1368


1469

1290

1466

1002

1538

1009

975

1067

1068

763

1463

692

1561

1578

1134

1209

723

748

643

1245

664

662

1407

1244

1252

739

Hautzenroeder, Herman

Hawley, T. E.

Heifner, John C.

Heil, John Sidney

Helbert, L. M.

Heitman, J. H.

Henderson, John T.

Henes, Ernst L.

Henley, Gregory C.

Henry, Harold Hipp

Henry, Norman P.

Henry, William Samuel

Herring, Elwood C.

Herring, James Henry

Hess, Heister G.

Hetler, Earle Howard

Hewitt, James A.

Heyde, J. M.

Heyl, Herbert L.

Hildebrand, Carl A.

Hildebrand, George

Hill, Charles H.

Hilliard, Capt. F. C.

Hindley, Martin L., M. D. 

Hiner, Arthur A.

Hitchcock, Howard H.

Hodge, Clayton

Hoffman, George Alfred

Hoffman, Howard C.

Hofman, Orsan S.

Hohendorf, Otto Bismark

Hoiles, Raymond C.

Holland, J. G.

Homberger, Herman Edward

Hoover, Cinna Wilkes

Horn, Fred W.

Horn, John H.

Horn, Willis

Horne, Harry L.

Houseman, Burton Cornelius

Howell, Edward W.

Hubler, C. D.

Hughes, Arthur S.

Hughes, George H.

Hughes, James H.

Hunter, J. P.

Huston, Hon. Charles H.

Huston, Henry P.


Iams, Charles C.

Ideal Electric & Manufacturing Company, The

Immaculate Conception Congregation, Bellevue

Ingersoll, Jr., Henry W.

Innes, Charles A.

Irvin, Earl E.

Irvin, Howard E.

735

1518

1146

1595

1365

1162

1418

1427

1167

1618

718

1401

1037

808

1570

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1448

918

1144

949

1260

907

1464

1377

1211

1040

709

1424

674

591

1435

624

989

1341

1330

1222

1170

981

889

1352

606

699

733

1092

590

591


1536


666


1497

1476

1536

737

1445

xvii

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Jacobs, Edwin. Elmore

Jacot, Henry

Jaster, C. O.

Jelliff, Charles M.

Jelliff, Charles W.

Jeromesville Public Schools

Johnson, Robert H.

Johnston, J. K.

Johnston, Thomas

Jolliff, Joseph P.

Jones, Alvin William

Jones, Hon. Charles C.

Jones, David E.

Jones, George E.

Jones, Herbert S.

Jones, Howard M.

Jones, Howell E.

Jordan, Carl M.


Kalbfleisch, Girard Edward

Kallmerten, Arnold

Kallmerten, Ernst B.

Kane, Thomas Hugh

Karper, Gustavus A.

Karper, Paul H.

Kauffman, J. S.

Kean, William Francis

Keating, Charles H.

Keck, Harvey Austin

Keen, Ray V.

Keep, Andrew MacArthur

Keller, Charles R., M. D.

Kelser, C. S.

Kemp, John White

Kennedy, Jahn W.

Kennedy, Leon E.

Kennell, A. H.

Kern, Charles John

Kerr, Laird I.

Kettering, Adam

Kettering, Charles Franklin

Kilhefner, Edwin L.

King, Charles Kelley

King, Henry G.

King, Rufus H.

Kingsbury, Edwin J.

Kinney, John J.

Kirchner, Albert J.

Kishman, Myron E.

Klinger, George W.

Kloverdale, Jack R.

Knapp, Frank A.

Knapp, Harley B.

Knapp, William A.

Knechtges, Jacob A.

Knepp, Howard G.

Koch, George P.

Koehl, Edgar

Koehler, E. N.

1336

1226

1471

782

782

1502

1561

1376

908

1195

1431

1231

772

811

701

1612

1344

1081


604

759

769

1429

1343

1350

1411

1229

608

1276

1386

1266

678

1477

972

861

1486

1119

982

1086

1320

1160

1200

783

1269

740

1547

1611

1293

1333

1214

745

947

905

906

1423

1084

862

1336

1241

Kochenderfer, George J.

Kochheiser, August

Kochheiser, E. O.

Koethe,Edwin G.

Kohn, Walter S.

Kolopos, John James

Kotz, Frank J.

Koupal, Elsa E.

Kugel, E Bert

Kuhlman, Rev. J. H.

Kunkel, George L.

Kutza, Richard J.

Kyle, George C.

Kyser, Earl


Lake, B. A.

Lands, Ira L.

Lanis, C. W.

Lantz, Charles M.

Larwill, Joseph Hart

Laser, Clifford J.

Leatherman, Milton H.

Le Barre, Irwin Hiram, M.D.

Ledyard, Harry A.

Lee, Carl E.

Lehr, J. W.

Leickheim, Henry P.

Lepley, B. M.

Levering, Chambers Ash, M. D.

Levering, Russell Edgar

Levet William Edward

Levin, Isadore Leonard

Lewis, Roy I.

Lindley, J. W.

Linn, George Finney, M. D.

Livingston, B. W.

Lockheart Aaron L.

Long, Frank C.

Long, Hon. B. Frank

Long, Joseph S.

Lorain Telephone Company, The

Loudonville Public Library, The

Loudonville Schools, The

Loughridge, Edward W.

Loughridge, William Edward, M.D.

Losh, Arthur F.

Losh, C. Edwin

Losh, Stephen A.

Love, Matthew T, M. D.

Lovett, Charles M.

Lowrey, H. George H.

Lucas, J. A.

McBride, Hon. Curtis E.

McBride, Norris J.

McClellan The Hon. Charles L.

McClure, Hon. Nathan H.

McConnell, Cloy H.

692

825

805

1291

1479

1478

868

841

927

1366

1549

1316

750

1571


1233

897

1133

1032

1576

863

1254

697

1346

1324

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1227

1033

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1021

986

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844

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879

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1432

850

851

1267

1287

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1512

753

754


1575

1575

1573

855

1173

1582

1487

587

1539

584

1004

788

1510

xviii

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

McCullough, William C.

McDermott, Thomas J.

McDowell, Orbin Clark

McFarland, George W.

McLean, Ben F. C.

McMillin, James W.

McMullen, Raymond Fay

McWilliams, William


Manner, Harry T.

Mansell, Rolland Lynn, M. D.

Mansfield, Hon. Edwin

Mansfield, Newton

Mansfield, William C.

Marks, Claude V.

Markley, C. W.

Markley, John

Marquis, Frank H.

Marriott, Glenn W.

Martin, William C., M. D.

Matthes, A. W.

Maxwell, John Cross

May, Frank J.

Mecklem, Wayne Parry, M. D.

Meek, Charles R.

Mehl, George W.

Mellert, George Silvan

Mercer, Martha

Metz, Arthur W.

Meyer, Theodore R., M. D.

Miller, I. LeRoy

Miller, Harlan B.

Miller, Dr. J. Allen

Miller, R. B.

Miller, Seth Eugene

Miller, Thomas W.

Miller, Virgil G.

Millington, C. Ed.

Minnick, Edward

Mitchell, Hugh Johnson

Moffatt, Benjamin Harrison,

M.D

Mohn, Daniel Lester

Moles, Clarence K.

Moore, Bert Edward

Morgan, John C.

Morris, Charles E.

Morris, Jeffra C.

Moser, Arthur W.

Mosey, Charles S.

Mt. Vernon Radio Company

Mt. Vernon Telephone Company

Moulton, Roy A.

Mowrey, Donald F.

Mowrey, H. A.

Moyer, Galen Edwin

Mummaw, Glenn Harold

Murray, Guy B.

Murphy, T. O.Myers, Alvah Newton

1196

630

1215

598

781

824

1513

1564


1521

969

585

1141

642

795

1371

1359

658

845

910

791

684

622

685

1282

1208

888

583

660

1585

1574

867

1350

1315

1415

1104

1140

780

1493

1242


853

1240

946

829

714

860

886

874

755

1023


1027

1481

1132

1131

1450

972

1503

1444

1136

Myers, Francis E.

Myers, G. Denton

Myers, Guy C.

Myers, John C.

Myers, P. A.

Myers, Rienzi Verne, M. D.

Myers, Solomon M.


Nail, Edwin S.

Neldon, Thomas R.

Nelson, Charles D.

Netting, Albert S.

Nettleton, Albert Warren

Newcomb, John F.

Newman, Andrew S.

Nichols, Charles M.

Nichols, John Hammel, M. D.

Nichols, Lt. Robert J.

Nichols, Russell L.

Nielsen, Niels D.

Nigh, Leonard C., M. D.

Nigh, S. O.

Nimmons, Robert Hugh

Novotny, E. J.

Nugent, William Henry


Ober, P. H.

Oberlin College Library, The

Oberlin School of Commerce, The

Odgers, John G.

Ogden, Dr. J. W.

Orlemanski, Rev. Anthony B.

Otter, William D.

Overholt, Samuel Markley


Palmer, D. Doren

Palmer, Sidney L.

Pardee, Aaron D.

Parker, Harry A.

Parry, Hugh

Parry, Leonard L.

Patterson, Joseph

Patterson, Roy W.

Patterson, Willard G.

Patton, Clarke C.

Paul, C. A.

Pavelsek, Joseph W.

Pease, William L.

Peck, Eli Christy

Peirce, William F., L. H. D., D. D. LL. D:

Peppard, David White, M. D.

Pfau, Schiller Bertram

Piper, Abram. E.

Pittenger, Ira T.

Plank, Francis Marion

Poling, Frank B.

Poling, Frank C.

Pollock, A. M.

1096

1152

1369

1112

1120

690

1259


579

960

873

804

990

1565

1362

747

582

637

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677

1373

1440

1317

912


752

1438


1420

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1515

1431

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962


757

651

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616

841

840

1091

866

784

1106

925

671

915

1010


1031

683

1489

610

1602

963

756

778

1306

xix

HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Pope, Arthur Fleming

Porter, Hon. Arliss F.

Porter, Floyd W.

Porter, Ira L.

Porter, William C.

Potter, Roy E.

Powers, Francis A.

Priest, Harry Raymond

Priest, W. M.

Provenza, Joseph Albert

Pruner, William Reist

Purdy, Clyde W.

Purdy, James

Randall, Lewis Hays

Redding, Lester

Redding, Vernon

Reed, David M.

Reed, J. T.

Reefy, Frederick S.

Remington, T. J.

Remy, Edward

Renner, Lewis Henry

Reutter, Franklin Christian,

M. D.

Rice, Philip U.

Rice, Rodney W.

Richland County Mutual Insurance Company

Rickard, Clarence Don

Rickard, Isaac Howard

Rickard, Leonard Earl

Ricketts, George W.

Ridiker, Ora A.

Riester, William Robert

Ritter, Charles

Roberts, H. E.

Robinson, Harley M.

Rogers, Merritt J.

Rohrer, John C.

Root, John A.

Roshon, Fred O.

Rosselot, Dr. Roy J.

Roth, R. E.

Routzahn, C. F. "Ted"

Ruffing, A. A.

Rupert, Staunton L.

Rusk, John "Jerry" William

Russell, Price

Rutt, Harvey S.

Rybolt, Webster L.

Sanborn, Joseph George

Salzman, Jacob Y., M. D.

Sattler, Carl F.

Savannah School

Schad, Ralph A.

Schettler, Herbert H.

Schettler, Oscar H., M. D.

Schiller, Stanley C., M. D.

Schmid, John J.

902

654

1459

1413

1458

1509

890

1480

1402

1313

883

1018

614

970

675

1592

1158

1148

1608

968

686

1013


997

1212

1061


1385

965

985

1243

704

1005

677

659

1569

1030

1522

1078

830

987

1457

1327

712

934

1383

773

1079

1577

1532

1288

764

1056

1529

601

636

694

1589

1223

Schmitz, Herman J.

Schmutzler, Philip E.

Schneerer, Karl E., M. D.

Schroer, Charles, Jr.

Schuler, G. S.

Schulz, Henry J.

Schultz, John C.

Scott, H. Seymour

Schwan, William G.

Scudder, Walter Henry, M. D.

Schuster, Ferd. J.

Seabold, Edward A.

Searle, George James, Jr., M. D.

Sears, Leon A.

Sedgeman, George T.

Seitters, J. P.

Selby, John W.

Sellers, James B.

Sellers, Russell R.

Sellers, Samuel L.

Shafer, A. A.

Shafer, A. E.

Shafer, Charles Lee

Shafer, Delno F.

Shafer, John C.

Shafer, John D.

Shaffer, Glenn L.

Shannon, Jesse C.

Sharick, P. F.

Sharp, Floyd E.

Shaw, James Wilson

Sheedy, Charles W.

Sheffler, Burdett E., M. D.

Sherick, Hon: Clyde C.

Shick, W. H.

Shreffler, Halmer D.

Simanton, Todd V.

Simmons, Sherman Edward,MD.

Sipher, John A., M. D.

Slone, Fred L.

Small, F. Clinton

Small, Simon

Smith, Alonzo Covert

Smith, Rev. Arthur H.

Smith, Frank R.

Smith, George L.

Smith, Henry F.

Smith, Leon D.

Smith, Tilmon H., M. D.

Smothers, L. A.

Sneeringer, Romaine E.

Snoddy, V. A.

Snyder, Reginald C.

Spain, Clarence H.

Specht, A. H.

Spreng, John Ezra

Spreng, Warren M.

Squibbs, Hubert S.

Stambaugh, John Carlton

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HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

Standen, J. C.

Starn, Hon. George A.

Starr, George

Stebbins, H. A.

Stepfield, Alexander E.

Stevens, John Lewis, M. D.

Stephens, George W.

Stephenson, Clayton

Stephenson, Capt. Robert W.

Stewart, George Swayne

Stinemates, Philip M.

Stiffler, Harry S.

Stoodt, Albert. L.

Stoodt, Paul A., M. D.

St. Peter's Church, Mansfield

Storm, Joseph W.

Strater, Albert William

Strenick, James Franklin

Strutton, John A.

Stuhidreher, Clarence H.

Sturges, Henry Hale

Styert, Tracy C.

Sullivan Public Schools, The

Swaney, Roy F.

Switzer, Lewis C.


Taber, Thomas C.

Taber, William P.

Taggert, Henry R.

Tappan Stone Company, The

Taylor, Charles H.

Terwoord, Rev. F. A.

Thoma, Harry J.

Thomas, David

Thomas, Williard D.

Thorne, Charles Embree

Tilton, John C.

Timms, William B.

Tingley, Charles B.

Tinkey, W. J.

Tinsley, Ralph E.

Tinstman, Emanuel Henry

Todd, Coleman B.

Todd, Joseph H.

Toghill, Ernest C.

Topping, Maurice T.

Topping, Roger W.

Trauger, Elmer King

Troll, Karl Philip

Troxel Manufacturing Company The

Trufant, L. H.

Tucker, Clayton E.

Tucker, D. Guy

Tucker, Floyd V.

Turner, William Blount


Uhlich, Joseph F.

Ulrich, O. P.

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Umbaugh, Frederick L.

Underwood, Walter


Vail, Adelbert Sweet

Vanosdall, Arthur L.

Vanosdall, Harry B.

Vanosdall, Henry N.

Vanoster, W. H.

VanVoorhis, Frank J.

Vinson, S. Glen

Virant, Leo Bernard

Voegele, Charles H.

Voegele, Frank A.

Voegele, Hon. William F.

Voegele, William F.

Vogler, W. J.


Waby, John B.

Wadsworth, Claude Clinton

Wagenhals, Jacob

Wainwright, Paul

Walker, Theodore

Walter, Frederick

Walter, Frederick A.

Walton, Roland H.

Wander, Elmer J.

Wappner, Henry

Wappner, Philip

Wappner, Philip

Wappner Willis C.

Ward, Clyde E.

Ward, M. Dale

Ward, Marion D.

Ward, Sherman C., M. D.

Ward, Sterling W.

Wareham, John Maurice

Warner, Frank G.

Warner, Horace Denison

Watts, Walter Hickman

Wayne Building and Loan Company

Weamer, N. O.

Weaver, Henry M.

Weaver, Paul H.

Webb, Donald M.

Webber, Hon. A. R.

Webber, Henry P.

Webber, Karl F.

Webber, Walter Barton

Weekley, A. M.

Weidner, Theodore John

Weimer, Dean H.

Weimer, John Ferdinand

Welch, Charles Edrick, Dr.

Welch, William A.

Weldon, William McE.

Wells, Guy Edward

Wells, Ulysses Grant

Welsh, E. A.

Wertz, Edwin S.

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HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

West, John H.

Westenbarger, Worth D.

Westland, Louis John

Weygant, Alfred Union

White, Corlett Valoris

White, Elbert Bailey

White, J. G.

White, Jonathan S.

White, Merritt B.

Whisler, Lehr Harrison, M. D.

Whitney, Herbert E.

Whitney, Merton Harvey

Wiggins, Wayne

Wilder, Mose G.

Wildermuth, Jerome F.

Wiles, Herman L., Rev., D. D.

Wiles, Otis, M. D.

Wilkins, Ernest Hatch

Williams, Lewis

Willson, Kenneth Morrow,

D. D. S

Willits, I. C.

Wilson, Howard Frederick

Wiltrout, H. J.

Winbigler, James P.

Winbigler, John D.

Winbigler, Lewis A.

Winbigler, Wayne M.

Wise, John E.

Wise, Floyd E.

Wishart, Rev. CharlesFrederick

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Wolf, Fred L.

Wolfe, Albert I.

Wolfe, Philip

Wolff, Fred Barnard

Woodard, Thomas A.

Woodward, Kent H.

Workman, Charles H.

Wright, John Aubrey

Wright, Harry Redmond


Yoder, C. C.

Yoder, Dan S.

Yoha, Ora A.

Yost, Charles H.

Yost, William C.

Young, Don John

Young, Edward L.

Young, Hugo H.

Young, James William

Young, Hon. Stephen Marvin

Young, Wayne E., M. D.


Zartman, David

Zaworski, D. L.

Zebold, A. M.

Zeigler, George

Zercher, B. Frank

Zimmerman, H. L.

Zimeke, Clarence C.

Zinsmeister, Ralph Wise

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Illustrations

Administration Building, Ohio State Sanitorium, Mt. Vernon, Ohio

Alderfer, John M.

Anderson, C. J.

Armory, Ashland, Ohio

Ash, Dr. L. B.

Ashland. County Court House, Ashland, Ohio

Ashland Road, View of


Backenstos, Perry W.

Baker, R. C.

Battles, Major M. L., M. D.

Beck, Arthur S.

Beelman, Charles C.

Beer, Frank R.

Bellevue High School

Bissman, B. Franklin

Bissman, Benjamin F.

Bissman, Wilbert J.

Bixler, Sherman W.

Black, Fred G.

Blackfork Valley, View of

Boyd, A. E.

Boyer, Dr. F. Walter

Bracy, Hazel I.

Bracy, Rex F.

Brown, E. E.


Carpenter, Reid

Cashell, George

Chidsey, Grant G.

Clark, J. L.

Clear Fork Valley, Views of

Cook, Thomas N.

Coxe, John H.

Courtney, Arthur E.

Cummins, Capt. Abram Cahill


Dann, Edward W.

DeVault, Joseph

Dilmore, John G.

Dix, Emmett C.

Downs, H. V.

Duff, William A. - Frontispiece


Eby, John C.

Elyria Post, American Legion, Elyria, Ohio

Everhard, Nathan, M. D.


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Fate, Rev. Albert A.

Felger, E. E.

Frankeberger, John W.

Fridline, Jacob

Fritzinger, Paul C.

Fuller, G. B., M. D.


Garber, Aaron L.

Garber, Jacob S.

Garber, O. M.

Gifford, William H.

Goebel, Rev. R. C.

Gongwer, Clifton P.

Grabill, S. H.

Graven, D. Homer

Guth, Henry W.


Hartline, Joe C.

Herrick Library, Wellington

Herring, James H.

Heyl, H. L.

High School, Lorain, Ohio

High School, Medina, Ohio

Hildebrand, George

Hiner, Dr. Arthur A.

Hofman, Orsan S.

Hoffman, George Alfred

Homberger, Herman Edward

Hubler, C. D.

Huron County Court House and Citizens' National Bank, Notwalk, Ohio

Iams, Charles C.


Jones, Howell E.

Johnston, J. K.


Kettering, Adam

Kettering, C. F.

Kilhefner, Edwin L.

Knox County Memorial Building

Mt. Vernon, Ohio

Koehl, Edgar


Lantz, Charles M.

Lockheart, A. L.

Lorain County Court House

Loudonville High School, Loudonville, Ohio  

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HISTORY OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

McClellan, Charles L.

McMillin, James W.

McMillin, Lillie

Main Street, Bellville, Ohio

Mansfield, Industrial

Mehl, George W., M. D.

Mellert, George S.

Miller, T. W.

Mohn, D. L., M. D.

Municipal Building, Mansfield, Ohio

Myers, A. N.

Myers, Francis E.

Myers, G. D.

Myers, J. C.

Myers, P. A.


Nail, Edwin. S.

Neldon, T. R.

Nimmons, Robert H.

Nugent, W. H.


Ober, Philip H.

Oberlin College, Arts Building

Oberlin College, Memorial Arch


Park Avenue West, Mansfield

Parker, Harry A.

Parry, Leonard L.

Patterson, Joseph

Patterson, Helen M.

Patterson, Willard G.

Plymouth, Public Square

Priest, Harry R.

Public Library and Firelands Museum, Norwalk, Ohio


Reformatory, Ohio State

Remington, T. J.

Ricketts, George W.

Rocky Fork Valley, View of

Routzahn, C. F.


Sanborn, Joseph G.

Sattler, Carl F.

School Building at Savannah, Ohio

School Building at Shiloh, Ohio

Schultz, John C

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Scott, H. Seymour

Scudder, Walter H., M. D.

Selby, John W.

Senior High School, Mansfield, Ohio

Severance Hall, Wooster College,

Wooster, Ohio

Shafer, Delno F.

Shelby, High School

Smith, Henry F.

Smith, Tilmon H., M. D.

Snyder, R. C.

South Main Street, Mt. Vernon, Ohio

Stoodt, Albert L.

Street Scene, Medina, Ohio

Stuhldreher, Clarence H.

Sturges, Henry Hale

Sullivan Central School, Sullivan, Ohio

Swaney, Roy F.


Tingley, Charles B.

Tinsley, Ralph

Troll, Karl Philip


Uhlich, Joseph F.

Umbaugh, Frederick L.

Underwood, Walter

U. S. Post Office, Elyria, Ohio

U. S. Post Office, Lorain

U. S. Post Office, Wooster, Ohio


Wappner, Philip

Wappner, Willis C.

Webber, Judge A. R.

Weidner, T. J.

Wellington High School

Wertz, Edwin S.

Westland, Louis J.

Wilson, Howard F.

Wiltrout, H. J.

Wolff, Fred Barnard

Workman, Charles H.


Zebold, Mrs. Anna

Zebold, A. M., M. D.

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