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Wood County

Street map centered on the location of 170 Edgewood Drive, Perrysburg, marked with a red pin
PSEI research

170 Edgewood Drive, Perrysburg

Not recorded in the surviving document

Property records, earlier owners, and nearby Fort Meigs history form this PSEI research file for the Perrysburg home.

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Street map centered on the location of 230 Elm Street, Perrysburg: ownership records, marked with a red pin
PSEI research

230 Elm Street, Perrysburg: ownership records

Not recorded in the surviving document

The companion Elm Street file preserves the recorded chain of ownership and collected source material for Lot 436.

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Street map centered on the location of 230 Elm Street, Perrysburg: research report, marked with a red pin
PSEI research

230 Elm Street, Perrysburg: research report

Not recorded in the surviving document

Andrea Batteas and Nicole Jankowski’s report covers the Elm Street apartments, Perrysburg history, and the people associated with the property.

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Street map centered on the location of 422 Oak Street, Pemberville, marked with a red pin
PSEI research

422 Oak Street, Pemberville

Not recorded in the surviving document

Andrea’s research brings together Pemberville’s history, property records, and the people connected with this Oak Street address.

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Area map of Luckey, Ohio, with the general area circled
PSEI research

Maple Street, Luckey: the PSEI research file

Not recorded in the surviving document

A full report on the Luckey property and Wood County history. The manuscript says 231 Maple Street; its original filename says 213, and both references are retained for review.

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