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History of Stark County, Ohio Index to Wm. H. Perrin’s History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) PLEASE READ: What follows is a transcription of the every-name index of Perrin’s history that was done by the Stark County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society many years ago. Every effort for accuracy has made. For a digitized version of Perrin’s history, click HERE. Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ABADIE M. de 51 ABBOTT J. 337 ABLA Christina 802 ABRAHAMS Elizabeth Miss 608 ABRAMS Bazil 104, 105 ABRAMS Henry 104 ABRAMS Reuben 104 ACKER 566 ACKER Lewis 322 ACKERMAN Chris 974 ACKERMAN Christian 522 ACKERMAN Kern 557 ADAIR Maj. 76 ADAIR William Hon. 709 ADAMS 480 ADAMS Pres. 392 ADAMS Jacob 965 1 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ADAMS James Rev. 364, 365, 457, 458, 514 ADAMS John Quincy 263, 418 ADAMS Joseph 803 ADAMS Josephine Wilson 835 ADAMS Julia Ann 803 ADAMS Lucinda 965 ADAMS Lucinda F. 850 ADAMS M. E. Miss 558 ADAMS Mary Bloom 965 ADAMS Rachel 831 ADAMS S. L. 482 ADAMS Sarah Buckius 657 ADAMS Sarah Jeffrey Mrs. 599 ADAMS Sarah 669 ADAMS Seth 156 ADIE 466 ADKINSON Elizabeth 739 2 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ADOLFF Peter 212 ADOLPH Peter 509 AECHENBRAD Miss 815 AGELY Barbara 909 AGLER Abraham 950 AGLER Amelia 950, 958 AGLER Anna 950 AGLER Barbara 950 AGLER Betsey 950 AGLER Conrad 950 AGLER Eve Wyandt 972 AGLER Eve Mrs. 950, 958 AGLER Frank 950 AGLER George 950, 958, 972 AGLER Jeremiah 950, 965 AGLER Jerry 950 AGLER John 950 3 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) AGLER Katie 950 AGLER Leah 950 AGLER Mary Putnam 965 AGLER Mary 950 AGLER Peter 950 AGLER Polly 950 AGLER Rebecca 950 AGLER Sallie 950 AGLER William 522, 523, 524, 527, 950 AGLER William H. 950 AGNEW D. A. 319 AHONE Father 452 AIKENS Mary J. 730 AINSLEY John 433 AIST Martin 499 AKE Annie 707, 708 AKE Frank 485, 486 4 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) AKE Peter 708 AKEY & Culbertson 430 AKEY James 431 AKEY Peter 436 ALBAN W. 215 ALBAN William 453, 454, 457, 458, 459, 505 ALBERT Mr. 306 ALBERT Eve 862 ALBERT Thomas 563 ALBRECHT Adam 656 ALBRECHT Almina 656 ALBRECHT Amelia Dielhenn 656 ALBRECHT Catherine Charles 656 ALBRECHT Charles 656 ALBRECHT Edith 656 ALBRECHT Edward 656 ALBRECHT Elizabeth Daum 656 5 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALBRECHT Elizabeth Engle 656 ALBRECHT Emma 656 ALBRECHT Frederick 656 ALBRECHT G . L. 391 ALBRECHT G. Louis 656 ALBRECHT G. R. 666 ALBRECHT George 656 ALBRECHT John 656 ALBRECHT Louis 656 ALBRECHT Mary Dielhenn 656 ALBRECHT Michael 656 ALBRECHT Nicholas 656 ALBRIGHT Catharine 785 ALBRIGHT Elizabeth Daum 666 ALBRIGHT Elizabeth Root 656 ALBRIGHT Elizabeth Stahl 656 ALBRIGHT Frederick 494, 666 6 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALBRIGHT J. C. Mrs. 670 ALBRIGHT John 402 ALBRIGHT Lydia 783 ALBRIGHT Mary 666, 783 ALBRIGHT Michael 656 ALBRIGHT P. G. 656, 684 ALDEN I. C. 330 ALDEN Milo 397 ALDER Jonathan 108, 116 ALDINGER Christian 1004 ALDINGER Henry 1001 ALDINGER Louisa 1004 ALDINGER Mary Fox 1001 ALDRICH Narcissa 762 ALEMANY J. S. Rev. 363 ALEXANDER 307 ALEXANDER Mr. 820 7 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALEXANDER Augustine 595 ALEXANDER Elizabeth M. 595 ALEXANDER Ezekiel 230 ALEXANDER Francis A. 595 ALEXANDER Frank 595 ALEXANDER Hannah Fitzgerald 595 ALEXANDER John 482, 558, 702 ALEXANDER Joseph 314 ALEXANDER L. 215, 340 ALEXANDER Lawrence 429, 595 ALEXANDER Pamela M. 605 ALEXANDER Robert 507 ALEXANDER Sarah Jane 853, 865, 866 ALEXANDER Thomas 230, 311 ALEXANDER William 868 ALEY Michael 546 ALLARD Alice 796 8 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALLARD Andrew 796 ALLBAUGH Caroline 976 ALLBAUGH Eve 976 ALLBAUGH John 976 ALLBRIGHT Catharine Shutt 857 ALLBRIGHT Elizabeth 701 ALLBRIGHT Michael 701 ALLBRIGHT Michael Mrs. 701 ALLBRIGHT Sophia J. 701 ALLEMAN Arthur A. 682 ALLEMAN Nancy Ann 682 ALLEN 419, 593 ALLEN Capt. 234, 235 ALLEN Col. 128 ALLEN Dr. 564 ALLEN Mr. 419 ALLEN & Townsend 418 9 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALLEN Austin 373, 379, 407 ALLEN Benjamin 715 ALLEN Caleb 705 ALLEN Caleb Mrs. 705 ALLEN Emma S. 706 ALLEN Frances Mrs. 715 ALLEN Hulda 705 214, 355, 356, 357, 386, 705, ALLEN Ira M. 706 ALLEN Ira M. Esq. 386 ALLEN J. K. 718 232, 233, 234, 314, 355, 419, ALLEN James 528, 971 ALLEN James Capt. 402, 418 ALLEN John C. 706 ALLEN Joseph Capt. 252 ALLEN Pliny 451 ALLEN Samuel 227 ALLEN W. H. Capt. 243 10 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALLEN William 126 ALLEN William Gov. 106 ALLERTON Amelia 718 ALLERTON Elvira 759 ALLERTON James 418 ALLERTON John 717, 759 ALLERTON Laura B. 718 ALLERTON Louie 718 ALLERTON Martha Hoffman 717 ALLERTON Martha 759 ALLERTON Mary E. 731 ALLERTON Nellie O. 718 ALLERTON Samuel 476, 478 ALLERTON William H. 717 ALLINDER Mary Trump 639 ALLISON M. 430 ALLISON Mahlon 431 11 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALLMAN 574 ALLMAN Mr. 713 ALLMAN Agnes Anderson 657 ALLMAN Agnes 558, 982 ALLMAN Agnes Carrell 657 ALLMAN Alice Putnam 657, 965 ALLMAN Barnabas 711 ALLMAN Barney 552, 657, 982 ALLMAN Bros. 556 ALLMAN C. B. 701, 965 ALLMAN Carrell 656 ALLMAN Carrell B. 657 ALLMAN Carroll 552 ALLMAN D. 554, 555 ALLMAN Daniel 657 ALLMAN Ebenezer 552, 553, 558, 657, 662 ALLMAN Elizabeth 657, 982 12 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALLMAN Elizaeth Baines 657 ALLMAN Eve Stump 982 ALLMAN Eve 711 ALLMAN Eve Mrs. 552 ALLMAN Frederick S. 982 ALLMAN George 513, 535, 552, 657 ALLMAN H. 554, 555 ALLMAN Haymon 657 ALLMAN James 657 ALLMAN James D. 982 ALLMAN Jane 553 ALLMAN John 657 ALLMAN Lucinda 982 ALLMAN Margaret 657, 982 ALLMAN Margaret J. 982 ALLMAN Mary 657 ALLMAN Mary C. 982 13 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALLMAN Melissa 657 ALLMAN Nancy 662 ALLMAN Phebe Otis 513 ALLMAN Sarah 553, 657 ALLMAN William 552, 571, 657 ALLMON Ebenezer 550 ALLOUEZ Claude 21, 22 ALTEKMER H. 416 ALTEKRUSE John H. 595 ALTEKRUSE Mary Uphuff 595 ALTEKRUSE Rudolph 595 ALTER David 976 ALTER Harriet Brown 660 ALTER Hester Welty 976 ALTERHOLT George 203 ALTERKRUSE H. 214 ALTERKRUSE Henry 415 14 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ALTHOUSE George 314 ALTMAN Mr. 435 ALTMAN Susan Shaffer 1009 ALTMAN William 1009 AMBLER Judge 717 AMBLER Henry 433 AMBLER J. A. 215 AMBLER Jacob A. Judge 259, 267 AMERMAN Allen E. 717 AMERMAN Daniel 717 AMERMAN James 208, 269, 717, 765 AMERMAN James Mrs. 717 AMERMAN Mary 717 AMERMAN Maud M. 717 AMERMAN Rachel 717 AMERMAN Rosa Vivian 717 AMES Bishop 762 15 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) AMHERST 44, 47, 49 AMICK George 373 AMNERMAN J. 448 AMSDEN E. W. 317 ANDERSON Mr. 478 ANDERSON Mrs. 478 ANDERSON Adam 489 ANDERSON Agnes Allman 657 ANDERSON Annis 819 ANDERSON Barbara 999 ANDERSON Barbara S. 676 ANDERSON Charles 126 ANDERSON Cunningham 651 ANDERSON David Esq. 413 ANDERSON Eliza J. Sarver 651 ANDERSON Flora M. 1000 ANDERSON Grace Potts 999 16 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ANDERSON Helen 676 ANDERSON Jacob 489 ANDERSON James 999 ANDERSON Jane C. 1000 ANDERSON John 676 ANDERSON Joseph 489 ANDERSON L. 214 ANDERSON Lydia L. 851 ANDERSON Mary Hartzell 1000 ANDERSON Moses 354 ANDERSON R. H. 214 ANDERSON Robert 999, 1000 ANDERSON Samuel 413 ANDERSON T. Chalmers 1000 ANDERSON William 999 ANDERSON William F. 1000 ANDREWS 553 17 Index to Wm. H. Perrin's History of Stark County With an Outline Sketch of Ohio (1881) SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE(s) ANDREWS Adam 376 ANDREWS Charles 376 ANDREWS Daniel 376 ANDREWS David 376, 380 ANDREWS E. B. 14 ANDREWS Eve 376 ANDREWS James 230 ANDREWS John 494, 497 ANDREWS L.
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