MC. Manuscript Collections

The records, dating from 1922 to 1978, include newsletters, financial statements, brochures, correspondences and research notes.

The collection chronicles events, programs, meetings, and correspondence of the organization from 1953-2010, including various pamphlets, meeting minutes, news clippings, photos, volunteer schedules, and work guides.

Records relating to the Wood County Justice of the Peace in 1843, likely Isaac Van Tassel.

Typed transcripts of Wood County militia rolls, arranged by township, with combined index; transcribed by the Wood County Chapter, O.G.S.

The Wood County Monumental Works records span the period from the founding of the business in 1907 until 1954 and comprises contracts, correspondence, cash books, purchase, check and sales records.

Map set from unidentified source, including geological cross section; original vegetation; river basins; cross-section; prairie and marsh; drift thickness; distribution of population; townships; relationship of local soils to parent material and relief; geological map; sand ridges; elevation; population; hydrographic system; and general soil map.

The Wood County, Ohio “Ghost Town” Photographic collection contains copy negatives with historic 19th and early 20th century views of small towns around Wood County, some with identification, gathered for copying by the Wood County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society. The negatives were also scanned and copied to CD for ease of use, identification sheet included.

Collection of hand-drawn and printed maps collected by the Wood County Historical Museum; shows jurisdictional divisions, acreage and names of owners, some physical features of the landscape, such as marshes, bogs, sandbars, and streams, and other administrative maps such as school and sewage districts and voting districts, and historical topical maps compiled by Lyle Fletcher for the Wood County Historical Society.

Carte de visites and tintypes, removed from photograph album of unknown collector, containing individual portraits, some with identification; including Robert Digby, Charles Shoaff, and Sara Sager. Many photos done by the Morrison Studio in Bowling Green, Ohio. Includes loose sheet with handwritten obituary for Isaac Wade.

Photographic scrapbook of each school building in Wood County, Ohio, compiled by the Wood County Board of Education.

Listing of veterans' graves in Wood County, Ohio, arranged by cemetery, then alphabetically by name; includes date of death, branch of service, and location of plot in cemetery. Cover lettered, "Grave registration, Clyde A. Loomis, Wood Co., Ohio Recorder".

The records of the Wood County Retired Teachers Association consist of 1.15 cubic feet of meeting minutes, written histories, scrapbooks, clippings, and a newsletter from 1969 to 2006.

Background information sheets, organized by township and school district, on one-room schoolhouses in Wood County, Ohio. Collected by the Wood County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society as part of the Wood County Schoolhouse Project.

Minute book of annual meetings and reunions of veterans of Wood County, Ohio; composed primarily of members of local Grand Army of the Republic posts.

Record of cemetery financial investments and endowments. Wrapped.

Included with this collection are the records of the New Winchester United Methodist Church.

The records of Woodmen of the World, Columbia Camp #17, North Baltimore, Ohio, consist of meeting minutes, a membership ledger, cash books, correspondence, and account books, dating from 1894 through 1913.

Handwritten pocket diary of an Erie County, Ohio poultry and stock-breeder, describing activities and daily farm chores.

Clippings, family photographs, printed material, genealogical items and a videotape related to the family of Carrie Wooster, former resident of Bowling Green, who married Clyde Tingley, onetime Governor of the State of New Mexico; with some additional material on Bowling Green residents George C. Wooster and Norton Reed.

Personal reminiscence of World War II service as a waist-gunner aboard a B-17 based at Deopham Green, England. Includes description of typical preparation for mission, equipment, and duties, using personal photographs, clippings, official and stock footage over a narration by Nemeth. DVD also includes supplemental material and chapter breaks.

Financial accounts, daybook and journal of a Fremont, Ohio blacksmith; in handwritten German.

Listing of duties and rules established for the Works Progress Administration in Ohio for workers as Housekeeping Aides, signed by foreman Thelma L. Rothgeb.

Account book covering the period from November 28, 1857 to July 17, 1865 with earlier loose sheets from 1853 specific to Way's accounts with Peck and Hamilton with some reference to platting Tontogany, Ohio.