170 Edgewood Drive, Perrysburg

170 Edgewood Drive

Perrysburg, Ohio 43551

PSEI Research Team

Basic Home Information:

• Built: 1971
• Parcel I.D. #: Q6140008031204100
• Lot: 10,150 Sq. Ft
• Home: 1,280
• 2 Story, Attic, Partial Basement, Crawl Space
• 7 Rooms total, 3 are bedrooms
• Ached Garage
• Located in Southwood Park Division
• A part of Fort Meigs Township

Previous Owners of 170 Edgewood Drive:

• Built 1971:

  • Original Owner Not Listed

• 09/01/1989:

  • Jeffrey T. Olma

• 05/09/1995:

  • Susan M. Hoffman

• 05/31/1995:

  • Kraig A. Meyers

• 06/28/2005:

  • Herbert and Joyce Scarborough

Names Associated with 170 Edgewood Drive:

• Herbert Scarborough

  • Joyce Scarborough
  • Brandon Scarborough

• Kraig A. Myers

  • Susan Myers
  • Jeffrey Myers

• Kenneth Hoffman

  • Susan Perry Hoffman
• Jeffrey Olma

• Willard Warmath (Possible Original Owner, no confirming record)

  • Nancy Warmath
• Paul Hammer
• Michael Shaner
• Shirley Lauria

Deaths Associated with 170 Edgewood Drive:

According to online resources, there are no known deaths associated with the address.

Property Record Card:

170 Edgewood Drive and Fort Meigs and Cemetery:

The residence is 1.95 miles from Fort Meigs.

Fort Meigs, built during the War of 1812, located along the banks of the Maumee River in what is known today as Perrysburg, Ohio. The fort withstood two British sieges in 1813 with the British objective to capture the fort or wipe it off the map, this became a turning point in the war for the American forces.

Fort Meigs Cemetery is located 1.57 miles from the residence. There are at least three unmarked cemeteries at Fort Meigs. Many soldiers died at Fort Meigs during the War of 1812.

Unfortunately, because of time restraints there was not much time to bury the dead, so most of the soldiers were buried in unmarked mass graves. However, there are a few gravestones for officers throughout Fort Meigs park.In 1908, the state erected a large obelisk style monument in honor of the fallen soldiers who fought there.

Some believe Fort Meigs is haunted by the dead soldiers; there have been many ghost sightings.

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PSEI Research Team:

Jonathan and Andrea Batteas