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Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio by John H. Danner PLEASE READ: What follows is a transcription of an every-name to John Danner’s 1904 history of Canton and Stark County. The original index was created by the members of the Stark County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogy Society for their 1980 reprint of the work. Every effort for accuracy was made by those transcribing the index. There may have been some errors in the original, however. You will find a digital copy of Danner’s history at the following web address: https://archive.org/details/oldlandmarksofca00dann Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ABBOTT Dr. 129 ABERCORN Marquis of 1390 ABERCROMBIE Mary 1465 ABERCROMBIE Sarah Miss 1465 ABERCROMBY James 766 ADAMS 31, 250 ADAMS Mr. 1436 ADAMS Mrs. 378 ADAMS James 202 ADAMS James Rev. 84, 104, 236 ADAMS John Quincy 227, 250, 370, 403, 817, 1437 ADAMS Lydia Ann Miss 816 ADAMS Peter 1135 1 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ADAMS Rebecca Miss 1135 ADAMS Samuel H. 378 ADAMS Sarah 337 ADAMS William J. 1331 ADLER Edward 827 ADLER Michael 827 ADOLPH Peter 67 ADRIAN Mr. 601 ADRIAN Alexander 601 ADRIAN Franz 497, 600 ADRIAN Katie 601 ADRIAN Katie Miss 497 ADRIAN Lena 600 2 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ADRIAN Michael 600 ADRIAN Nicholas 600 ADRIAN Philip 600 AGLER Amelia Miss 1236 AGLER Eva Wygandt 1236 AGLER George 1236 AGNEW Mr. 221 AGNEW David 220 AGNEW George W. 353 AGNEW Margaret Mahaffey 353 AGNEW Nannie Miss 353 AIKEN Minnie E. Miss 418, AIKEN William 418 3 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE AKE 394 AKE Samuel 1279 AKE Zedakiah 563 ALBAN William 68, 103, 125, 149 ALBAUGH Judge 1109, 1110 ALBAUGH Mrs. 1110 ALBAUGH Bernice Helen 1110 ALBAUGH Bernice King 742 ALBAUGH Ezra 611, 1109 ALBAUGH John W. 1109 ALBAUGH John W. Judge 1110 ALBAUGH Thurlow K. 1110 ALBAUGH Walter A. 742 4 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALBAUGH Walter Alonzo 1110 ALBAUGH Walter Gayle 1110 ALBAUGH William 1109 ALBERT Mrs. 420 ALBERT Caroline 419 ALBERT E. D. 170, 201 ALBERT Edith Spicer 420 ALBERT Elias D. 418 ALBERT Elizabeth 170, 419 ALBERT Emma 419 ALBERT Jacob 418 ALBERT Manford 419 ALBERT Margaret Mansfield 420 5 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALBERT Mary Renick 784 ALBERT Nellie Randolph 420 ALBERT Ruth Benton 420 ALBERT T. B. 201 ALBERT Thomas 110 ALBERT Thomas B. 170, 418, 419, 784 ALBRECHT 1303 ALBRECHT Mr. 1264 ALBRECHT Adam 1501 ALBRECHT Amelia 1264 ALBRECHT Annie 1264 ALBRECHT Catherine 1501 ALBRECHT Catherine Miss 880 6 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALBRECHT Charles 1501 ALBRECHT Edward 1501 ALBRECHT Elizabeth Daum 1501 ALBRECHT Elizabeth Engle 1501 ALBRECHT Emma 1264, 1501 ALBRECHT Evelyn 1502 ALBRECHT Flora 1264 ALBRECHT Fred 1263 ALBRECHT Frederick 1501 ALBRECHT George 1501 ALBRECHT George Louis 1501 ALBRECHT G. Louis 1501 ALBRECHT Henry 1264 7 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALBRECHT John 881, 1263, 1501 ALBRECHT Margaret 1263 ALBRECHT Mary 1501 ALBRECHT Michael 1501 ALBRECHT Mina 1501 ALBRECHT Nicholas 880, 1263, 1501 ALBRECHT Nicholos 1501 ALBRECHT Sophia 1501 ALBRECHT Sophia Miss 881 ALBRIGHT Frederick 668 ALBRIGHT J. C. 400 ALBRIGHT J. M. 720 ALBRIGHT Mary Sophia Miss 720 8 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALDINGER Andrew 1417 ALDINGER Catherine Knoll 1417 ALDINGER Charles 1418 ALDINGER Christian 620 ALDINGER Henry 1417 ALDINGER Ida 1417 ALDINGER John 1417 ALDINGER Joseph 1417 ALDINGER Louise Miss 620 ALDINGER Orpha 1418 ALDINGER Mary A. Miss 619 ALEMANY J. S. Rev. 235 ALEXANDER 37 9 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALEXANDER Mrs. 784 ALEXANDER Albert 67 ALEXANDER Andrew 313, 327 ALEXANDER Caroline Renick 784 ALEXANDER Charles Augustine 1310 ALEXANDER Donald 328 ALEXANDER Edward R. 328 ALEXANDER Elias 313 ALEXANDER Emma Josephine 314, 328 ALEXANDER Ezekiel 155 ALEXANDER Frank 288 ALEXANDER Hannah Fitzgerald 1311 ALEXANDER Harriet Lawrence 313, 327 10 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALEXANDER Harriet Louisa 314, 327 ALEXANDER Henry 313 ALEXANDER Henry Duncan 314, 327 ALEXANDER Isaac 313 ALEXANDER Jeanette 314 ALEXANDER Jeanette M. 327, 328 ALEXANDER John 62, 74 ALEXANDER Joseph 313, 1395 ALEXANDER Lawrence 1310, 1311 ALEXANDER Montgomery D. 314, 327 ALEXANDER Permelia M. 313 ALEXANDER Permelia Matilda 314, 327 ALEXANDER Robert 74 11 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALEXANDER Sarah Isadore 314, 328 ALEXANDER Thomas 148, 155, 202 ALEXANDER W. L. 721 ALEXANDER West L. 314, 326, 327, 328, 784 ALEXANDER William 314, 327 ALEY Michael 108 ALLEN 49, 145 ALLEN Miss 1294 ALLEN Mrs. 29, 128 ALLEN A. J. 557 ALLEN Alice 389 ALLEN Austin 128 ALLEN Caleb 388 12 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALLEN Daniel 1315 ALLEN Ella O. Graham 752 ALLEN Emma S. 389 ALLEN Florence H. 389 168, 169, 241, 338, 341, 372, 388, 389, 390, 752, 1334, ALLEN Ira M. 1338 ALLEN Ira M. Prof. 1313 ALLEN James 145, 203, 451 ALLEN James Capt. 117, 118, 212 ALLEN James Esq. 29 ALLEN John C. 389, 752, 753 ALLEN John F. 754 ALLEN L. P. 493 ALLEN Mary E. Feather 753 13 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALLEN Samuel 388 ALLEN Stuart I. 754 ALLEN William 771 ALLENDER D. K. 314, 328 ALLERTON Job 74 ALLINDER Eliza Ballard 789 ALLINDER Mary Ballard 789 ALLINDER Samuel 789 ALLINDER William 789 ALLMAN 56, 350, 455 ALLMAN Agnes 62, 350 ALLMAN Barnes 349 ALLMAN Barney 62 14 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALLMAN C. B. 350, 352 ALLMAN Carrell 349 ALLMAN Carrell B. 349, 350, 351, 370, 455 ALLMAN Carroll 62 ALLMAN Daniel 349, 350 ALLMAN Ebenezer 61, 62, 349 ALLMAN Elizabeth 349, 350 ALLMAN Elizabeth Alice 351 ALLMAN Elizabeth Baines 349 ALLMAN Eve Mrs. 62 ALLMAN George 62, 349 ALLAMN Grace 351 ALLman Haman 349 15 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALLMAN Haymon 350 ALLMAN James 349 ALLMAN Jane 62 ALLMAN John 349 ALLMAN Margaret 349 ALLMAN Mary 349 ALLMAN Melissa 350 ALLMAN Sarah 62, 349 ALLMAN W. 55 ALLMAN Walter 351 ALLMAN William 62, 349 ALLONAS Joseph 177 ALMAN Daniel 61 16 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ALMAN Harman 61 ALMAN Jacob 772 ALMAN Samantha Marshall 772 ALTHOUSE 192 ALTHOUSE George 971 ALTHOUSE Mary Miss 971 ALTHOUSE Susan Baum 971 ATMAN Charlotte Miss 1437 ALTMAN Peter 1437 AMBLER 1152, 1220 AMBLER Jacob H. 263 AMIDON George 1129 AMIDON Mary Miss 1129 17 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE AMMERMAN W. C. 620 AMSTUTZ John S. 738 AMSTUTZ Maggie Miss 738 ANDERSON Mr. 902 ANDERSON Abigail 741 ANDERSON Adam 99 ANDERSON Alice Wilson 533, 901 ANDERSON Annie Stark 531 ANDERSON David Dr. 84 ANDERSON Christina Schall 373 ANDERSON Cunningham 373 ANDERSON D. M. 350 ANDERSON Eliza Jane Miss 373 18 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ANDERSON Emma Miss 530 ANDERSON Hannah E. Miss 620 ANDERSON Harriet J. 902 ANDERSON Jacob 99 ANDERSON John B. 433 ANDERSON Joseph 99 ANDERSON Joshua 620 ANDERSON Leila Miss 818 ANDERSON Mary 620 ANDERSON May 1146 ANDERSON Robert 530 ANDERSON Robert Maj. 533 ANDERSON Ruth 1146 19 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ANDERSON Samuel B. 1145 ANDERSON Samuel H. 1145 ANDERSON Stephen 901 ANDERSON Stephen A. 533 ANDERSON Thomas 1146 ANDERSON Wilbur C. 901, 902 ANDERSON William 373 ANDES Augusta Miss 716 ANDREW Mr. 98 ANDREW Mrs. 98 ANDREWS 79, 154 ANDREWS Col. 341 ANDREWS Bessie 821 20 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ANDREWS Elizabeth Reeve 821 ANDREWS Lorin 912 ANDREWS Lorin Hon. 38 ANDREWS Moses 26, 155, 202 ANDREWS Robert 821 ANDREWS Rose 821 ANDREWS Walter 820 ANDREWS William 155 ANEFOR Mary 716 ANGEL Mr. 1319 ANGEL Mrs. 1319 ANGEL Anna Miss 764 ANGEL Henry 764 21 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ANGEL Katy Lentz 764 ANGELL J. F. 462 ANGNE Julia Miss 794 ANSTINE John 650 ANSTINE Melinda Miss 650 ANTHONY Edwin 1204 ANTHONY Ella 1204 ANTHONY Harmon 1204, 1205 ANTHONY Helen 1205 ANTHONY Ida 1204 ANTHONY John 1204 ANTHONY Josiah 1204 ANTHONY Levi 1204 22 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ANTHONY Lucinda Baughman 1204 ANTHONY Minerva 1204 ANTHONY Orrin 1204 APLEY Mary Ann Miss 1454 APLEY Michael 81, 1454 APLEY Sarah Slabaugh 1454 APPEL Conrad 1162 APRILL Elizabeth Ott 914 APRILL Joseph 914 APRILL Katharina 914 ARBUCKLE Irene Miss 789 ARCHER Edith Miss 988 ARCHIBALD William 1408 23 Index to Old Landmarks of Canton and Stark County, Ohio SURNAME GIVEN NAME MAIDEN NAME TITLE PAGE ARESON Deidrick 494 ARESON Derick 494 ARESON Sarah 494, 495 ARMENT Gertrude A.
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