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60000 Washington County Ohio to 1980 Accessio n Number Title Author Publisher Year Washington County Ohio to 1980 (a collection of topical & family sketches)/Washington Washington Co. 60000 County Historical Society, Inc. Historical Society,Inc. 1980 Location & Identifying Early Settlers of Paulding County Ohio/Karen M. Sanders, Ray E. Keck, Paulding Co. Chapter 60001 Glenna Bennett Doster OGS 2014 Location & Identifying Early Settlers of Paulding County Ohio/Karen M. Sanders, Ray E. Keck, Paulding Co. Chapter 60002 Glenna Bennett Doster OGS 2014 St. Stephen's Cemetery Hamilton, Ohio, German and Irish Catholic Burials 1850-1854 and 1856- Butler Co. Chapter 60003 1861/Debrah J. Newman OGS 2015 New Jersey Generations Macculloch Hall 60004 Morristown/John Brett Langstaff Vantage Press 1964 Semiramis Buchwalter's Memorandum Book, March 4th, 1849/Semiramus Buchwalter, 60005 Darlene F. Weaver Darlene F. Weaver 1988 The Ohio State University College of Engineering 60006 2005 Alumni Directory/The Data Company The Data Company 2005 Youngstown City Streets Then and Mahoning Co. 60007 Now/Mahoning Co. Chapter OGS Chapter OGS 2015 Index to Poll Books of Lake Township, Stark County, Ohio, 1858, 1874, 1875-1876/Stephanie Stark Co. District 60008 Houck Library 2011 Sycamore High 60009 Sycamore High School Yearbook School 1949 Sycamore High 60010 Sycamore High School Yearbook School 1950 Sycamore High 60011 Sycamore High School Yearbook School 1951 Sycamore High 60012 Sycamore High School Yearbook School 1952 Sycamore High 60013 Sycamore High School Yearbook School 1953 Our Lady of the Elms 60014 Our Lady of the Elms High School Yearbook High School 1997 Our Lady of the Elms 60015 Our Lady of the Elms High School Yearbook High School 1998 60016 Leesville High School Yearbook Leesville High School 1954 60017 Leesville High School Yearbook Leesville High School 1956 60018 Leesville High School Yearbook Leesville High School 1957 North Robinson High 60019 North Robinson High School Yearbook School 1959 Colonel Crawford 60020 Colonel Crawford High School Yearbook High School 1962 The Seventy-Five Year History of The William B. Pollock Company's Contribution to the Advancement of the Art of Iron and Steel The William B. 60021 Making/The William B. Pollock Company Pollock Company No Date Youngstown City Directory including Mahoning 60022 County, OH/Polk City Directories Polk City Directories 2010 Youngstown City Directory including Mahoning 60023 County, OH/Polk City Directories Polk City Directories 2007 Youngstown City Directory including Mahoning 60024 County, OH/Polk City Directories Polk City Directories 2004 Youngstown City Directory including Mahoning 60025 County, OH/Polk City Directories Polk City Directories 2011 Youngstown City Directory including Mahoning 60026 County, OH/Polk City Directories Polk City Directories 2008 60027 Raven High School Yearbook Raven High School April 1922 60028 Raven High School Yearbook Raven High School 1936 60029 Cheney High School Yearbook Cheney High School June 1930 60030 Cheney High School Yearbook Cheney High School June 1931 60031 Cheney High School Yearbook Cheney High School June 1932 60032 Cheney High School Yearbook Cheney High School June 1933 60033 Cheney High School Yearbook Cheney High School June 1935 60034 Cheney High School Yearbook Cheney High School 1938 60035 Cheney High School Yearbook Cheney High School January 1933 Woodrow Wilson 60036 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1939 Woodrow Wilson 60037 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1942 Deleted - duplicate of 60037, not supposed to 60038 be Woodrow Wilson 60039 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1943 Woodrow Wilson 60040 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1944 Woodrow Wilson 60041 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1962 Woodrow Wilson 60042 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1963 Woodrow Wilson 60043 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1964 Woodrow Wilson 60044 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1965 Woodrow Wilson 60045 Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook High School 1966 60046 Lancaster High School Yearbook Lancaster High School 1911 60047 Lancaster High School Yearbook Lancaster High School 1929 60048 Lancaster High School Yearbook Lancaster High School 1930 60049 Lancaster High School Yearbook Lancaster High School 1932 Shiloh Elementary 60050 Shiloh Elementary School Yearbook School 1968 Shiloh Elementary 60051 Shiloh Elementary School Yearbook School 1970 Shiloh Elementary 60052 Shiloh Elementary School Yearbook School 1971 Shiloh Elementary 60053 Shiloh Elementary School Yearbook School 1972 Shiloh Elementary 60054 Shiloh Elementary School Yearbook School 1974 Memorial High 60055 Memorial High School Yearbook School 1954 Memorial High 60056 Memorial High School Yearbook School 1955 60057 Celina High School Yearbook Celina High School 1957 60058 Garfield High School Yearbook Garfield High School 1959 60059 Garfield High School Yearbook Garfield High School 1960 Mansfield Christian 60060 Mansfield Christian School Yearbook School 1972 Moutn Vernon 60061 Mount Vernon Nazarene College Yearbook Nazarene College 1993 60062 Ontario High School Yearbook Ontario High School 1983 60063 Cheney High School Yearbook Cheney High School 1943 Western Reserve 60064 Western Reserve University Yearbook University 1928 Willoughby High 60065 Willoughby High School Yearbook School 1921 Willoughby High 60066 Willoughby High School Yearbook School 1950 Willoughby High 60067 Willoughby High School Yearbook School 1951 Willoughby High 60068 Willoughby High School Yearbook School 1952 Willoughby High 60069 Willoughby High School Yearbook School 1953 Worthington 60070 Worthington Christian School Yearbook Christian School 1978 Worthington 60071 Worthington Christian School Yearbook Christian School 1979 Worthington 60072 Worthington Christian School Yearbook Christian School 1980 Worthington 60073 Worthington Christian School Yearbook Christian School 1981 Worthington 60074 Worthington Christian School Yearbook Christian School 1982 Big Walnut 60075 Big Walnut Elementary Schools Yearbook Elementary Schools 1973 60076 Calvert High School Yearbook Calvert High School 1927 60077 Calvert High School Yearbook Calvert High School 1928 60078 Calvert High School Yearbook Calvert High School 1955 60079 Calvert High School Yearbook Calvert High School 1958 60080 Heidelberg College Yearbook Heidelberg College 1932 60081 Willard High School Yearbook Willard High School 1963 60082 Willard High School Yearbook Willard High School 1965 60083 Willard High School Yearbook Willard High School 1966 Mansfield Senior High 60084 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1956 Rebecca Grubaugh 60085 Rebecca Grubaugh Elementary School Yearbook Elementary School 1965 Mansfield Senior High 60086 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1969 Mansfield Senior High 60087 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1976 Mansfield Senior High 60088 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1981 Mansfield Senior High 60089 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1983 Mansfield Senior High 60090 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1984 Mansfield Senior High 60091 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1987 Mansfield Senior High 60092 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1990 Mansfield Senior High 60093 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1997 Mansfield Senior High 60094 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1998 Mansfield Senior High 60095 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 1999 Mansfield Senior High 60096 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2000 Mansfield Senior High 60097 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2003 Mansfield Senior High 60098 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2005 Mansfield Senior High 60099 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2009 Mansfield Senior High 60100 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2010 Mansfield Senior High 60101 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2011 Mansfield Senior High 60102 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2012 Mansfield Senior High 60103 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2013 Mansfield Senior High 60104 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2014 Mansfield Senior High 60105 Mansfield Senior High School Yearbook School 2015 60106 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1967 60107 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1975 60108 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1977 60109 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1980 60110 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1982 60111 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1984 60112 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1985 60113 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1986 60114 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1988 60115 Malabar High School Yearbook Malabar High School 1989 60116 Van Wert City Directory/W. Edmondson W. Edmondson 1875-6 Van Wert County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions, Volume V, Liberty, Harrison, and Willshire Townships and West Main Street Cemetery, The Van Wert Co. Indexed/The Van Wert Co. Chapter of The Ohio Chapter of The Ohio 60117 Genealogical Society Genealogical Society 1992 1930 Federal Census Index Van Wert County The Van Wert Co. Ohio/Carol Sheets Thomas and Monty Dougal Chapter of The Ohio 60118 Orsbon Genealogical Society No Date Index to 1920 Federal Census of Van Wert County, Ohio/Deborah Ann Waldron Burkepile, Monty Dougal Orsbon, Carol Sheets Thomas, Van Wert Co. Chapter
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