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Williams
County
Ohio Genealogy Trails
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| In 1796, the government of the
Northwest Territory authorized the creation of
Wayne County. Residents named the county in
honor General Anthony Wayne, the victor at the
Battle of Fallen Timbers in 1794. Among the
county's earliest residents were members of the
Amish Christian religious group. Wayne County's
Amish community is now one of the largest in the
United States. Many other early settlers were of
German origin. Wayne County is located in
northeastern Ohio. The county seat is Bryan. |
County Seat:
Bryan
Year Organized:
April 1, 1820
Square Miles:
423
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COURTHOUSE INFO:
1 Courthouse Square
Bryan 43506
(419) 636-2059
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City &
Villages
Bryan * Blakeslee* Edgerton*
Edon* Holiday City* Montpelier* Pioneer* Stryker*
West Unity
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Townships
Brady - Bridgewater - Center -
Florence - Jefferson - Madison - Mill Creek -
Northwest - Pulaski - St. Joseph - Springfield -
Superior |
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