OHIO GENEALOGY EXPRESS - Wood Co., Ohio

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WOOD COUNTY, OHIO
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Wood County is a county located in the state of Ohio, United States. Its county seat is Bowling Green and it was named for Captain Eleazer D. Wood, the engineer for General William Henry Harrison's army who built Fort Meigs in the War of 1812.

Wood County is part of the Toledo Metropolitan Area.

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Libraries:
Pemberville Public Library
375 East Front Street
Pemberville, OH 43450
Voice: 419-287-4012
Fax: 419-287-4620

Wayne Public Library
137 East Main Street
Wayne, OH 43466
Phone: 419/288-2708
Fax: 419/288-3766

Weston Public Library
13153 Main Street
Weston, Ohio 43569
Phone: 419-669-3415
Fax: 419-669-3216

Wood County, Ohio Court House at Bowling Green
COURTHOUSE INFO:
County Courthouse
One Courthouse Square
Bowling Green, OH 43402-2431
Phone: (419) 354-9100

TOWNSHIPS, CITIES, VILLAGES & OTHER AREAS
Bairdstown	Bloom	Bloomdale	Bowling Green	Bradner
Center	Custar	Cygnet	Freedom	Fort Meigs
Fostoria	Grand Rapids	Haskins	Henry	Hoytville
Jackson	Jerry City	Lake	Liberty	Luckey
Millbury	Milton	Milton Center	Montgomery	North Baltimore
Northwood	Pemberville	Perry	Perrysburg	Plain
Portage	Risingsun	Ross	Rossford	Tontogany
Troy	Walbridge	Washington	Wayne	Webster
West Millgrove	Weston	Weston Twp. Source: Historical Atlas of Wood County, OH publ. 1875

County Seat: Bowling Green
Year Organized: 1820
Square Miles: 617

SURROUNDING COUNTIES:
CRAWFORD
HANCOCK
HARDIN
MARION
SENECA

Politicians born in Wood County, OH

Ray D. Avery - 1886 in Bowling Green Twp.
Harrison Kelley - 1836 in Montgomery Twp.
V. O. Braun - 1896 - Rising Sun Twp.
Delbert Latta - 1920 - Weston Twp.
William H. Frankhouser - 1863
Earl D. Bloom - 1871