"Reminisces of the Miami County - No. 1"
Try http://www.tdn-net.com/genealogy. Joe Bosserman has done an excellent
job on the cemeteries. He is very thorough and is held in high regard
in
genealogical circles of Miami and surrounding counties. Good hunting!
Lee
1870 MIAMI, OH=
HARVEY G.SELLERS 50 OH, PAGE 244
1880 Miami Co, Oh Census INDEX =(None on Soundex)
Geo H. SELLERS, PAGE 57 CONCORD TWN
HARVEY SELLERS, PAGE 73, CONCORD
JAMES A SELLERS, PAGE 173 NEWBERRY
SAMUEL SELLERS, PAGE 197 NEWBERRY
SARAH SELLERS, PAGE 167 NEWBERRY
CLARK HAYNER, PAGE 56 CONCORD
CLARK HAYNER , PAGE 57 CONCORD
LEWIS HAYNER, PAGE 56 CONCORD
WM HAYNER, PAGE 368 UNION TWP
A History of Miami County, Ohio (1807-1953), Miami County Sesquicentennial
History
Committee, 1953. Hardbound, 6x8-1/2, 403 pages, the flypage is missing,
otherwise,
the book is in very good condition, illustrations, maps, portraits, etc.
The binding
is tight and the pages are supple, clean, with no markings of any kind,
torn or dog
eared pages .No index. Much early history is also given under the
townships.
Contents include:
Washington Township Including Piqua: Early Piqua, Medicine, Industries,
Schools,
Religious Organizations.
Surnames include: SELLERS
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SOMEONE should reread this and SEE WHEN these SELLERS were there, msh
Washington Township Including Piqua: Early Piqua, Medicine,
Industries, Schools, Religious Organizations.
Surnames include:
Carrell, Albaugh, Long, Sellers,
Stailey, Alley, Mustard, Coleman, Dilbone, Iddings, Hill,
Hasket, Hussey, Winters,
(this doesn't appear to be an 'abc' list, neighbors?,msh)