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230 Elm Street, Perrysburg: ownership records

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

PSEI Research Team

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2026-10-29

230 Elm Street -Apt.31

Perrysburg, Ohio 43551

Lot 436

History of Owners

United States to Huntington, Elijah Feb 20, 1818

Huntington, Celia to Albert, George April 13, 1863

Albert, George et al. to Beach Westcott & Lees May 12, 1875

Albert, George et al. to Westcott Sardis D. et al Dec.16, 1876

Westcott S.D. et al to Lee, Wm. Dec. 15, 1876

Albert, George to Lees William Aug. 8, 1881

Sheriff of Wood Co. to Lees William Nov. 24, 1882

Lees, William to Lee, Addison W. Aug. 20, 1883

Lees, William to Lee, Addison W. Aug. 11, 1890

Lee, Addison W. to Donovan, Dennis Dec. 17, 1890

Donovan, Dennis to Churchill, Milton et al Dec. 12, 1892

Olney, Sarah H. et al to Donovan, Dennis D. Oct. 11, 1896

Churchill, Milton et al to Maddy, Charles L. July 20, 1898

Churchill, Milton et al to United Grain Co. July 13, 1903

United Grain co to The C.L. Maddy Co. Feb. 7, 1905

C.L. Maddy Co. to Perrysburg Grain and Seed Co. Apr. 29, 1916

Perrysburg Grain and Supply to Elm house Inc. Aug 31, 1965

Tenants of Apt. 31

Mabel F. Deeth- 88 y/o died Apr.14, 2003

John M. Deeth- 55 y/o died Nov. 21, 2006

Tenants of Apt. 31 (continued)

Ruth Olejniczak- no info

Guy Olejniczak- no info

Ruth E. Nehrig -77 y/o died Sept 28, 2007

James M. Nehrig- 50 y/o died Sept.14, 2013 (died unexpectedly)

JA Nehrig (Julie An) - 41 y/o died Jan.9, 2008

Brent A. Peace- no info

James A. Pfister- no info

George Pfeifer- 95 y/o died Aug 29, 2008

Richard Pear- no info

Jason Mehlow- no info

Bob Mehlow- no info

Robert H. Mehlow 54 y/o died Dec 28, 205

J. Medkeff- no info

Paul W. Moreo- 76 y/o died July 18, 2002

Allen Provo- no info

Cheryl Provo- no info

Daryle Smith 73 y/o died Jan 1, 2013

Donald E. Sherrick- no info

Becky Stillwagon- no info

C. Wood- no info

Ruth a. Thomas-91 y/o died July 23, 2008

Helen Settles 95 y/o died April 25, 2001

Beverly J. Settles- no info

Dorothy R. Schulz- no info

L. Sanden- no info

Albert H. Saleh- 67 y/o died July 6, 2006

Tenants of Apt. 31 (continued)

Marie A. McCrary- 92 y/o died 4/10/2013

Maria Gladfelter- no info

Shelley A. Guerrero- no info

Josephine M. Gordon- no info

Mary B. Golbinec- 74 y/o died Sept. 8, 1998

MA Boney- no info

Mary F. Beacher- 62 y/o died Mar. 2, 2010

Helen M. Crandall- no info

Robert C. Cocanour- 72 y/o died June 7, 2008

Margaret J. Cluckey- no info

J. Heltman- no info

Irene C. Kujawa 90 y/o died June 25, 2010

Velma Kopp- 94 y/o died Mar. 22, 2002

M R Leslie- no info

Craig J. Lucius- no info

M A Lucius- no info

Florence R. Marsh 89 y/o died July 17, 2000

James Madlinski- no info

Laura M. Kleis-91 y/o died Jan 8, 2000

Edwin Herroon 75 y/o died Jan 17, 1989

John L. Hudson- no info

230 Elm St- Apt. 2

Perrysburg, OH 43551

Lot 429

History of Owners

Lydey, Daniel et al to Irwin, William W. Apr. 18, 1845

Irwin, Wm. W. by Admr to Irwin, Herman May 14, 1849

Lidey, Daniel to Irwin, Hermia Nov. 17, 1853

Rudgers, Helen B. et al to Peck E.D. Feb 4, 1865

Peck, Erasmus D. et al to White, Elizabeth Feb. 22, 1868

White, Elizabeth to Ford, Mary June 3, 1876

Ford, Mary to Churchill, Milton June 18, 1892

Churchill, Milton et al to Maddy, Charles July 20, 1898

Churchill, Milton et al to United Grain July 13, 1903

United Grain Co. to C.L. Maddy Co. Feb. 7, 1905

C.L. Maddy Co. to Perrysburg Grain & Seed Co. Apr. 29, 1916

Perrysburg Grain & Supply to elm House Inc. Aug 31, 1965

Perrysburg City of to Resolution Historic Perrysburg Jan. 5, 1988

 
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The Maddy House:

This rambling 12- room frame house overlooking the river at 508 West Front is worth a careful walk by -- if for no other reason than just to count the windows...there are a total of 55!

It is a delightfully Victorian Queen Anne structure, with most of that style's identifying features: steeply pitched roof of irregular shape, gables, bay windows, asymmetrical facade and full-width porch.

It was built in about 1895 by John C. Maddy, who with his family, previously lived on the same property in a house they tore down.

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508 West Front Street

This property was once owned by some of Perrysburg's most notable citizens--Thomas McKnight, Thomas W. Powell and Jonathan Perrin.

The distinctive porch with balustrade is supported by Doric columns that are half fluted and turned, with paneled bases. The main entrance is on the east corner under a pediment with decorative molding. Tiny brackets are beneath all the eaves and a cornice-like molding separates the first and second floors. The facade features a very small single-sash window with dentils and brackets above them. Another major gable sits on a flared hip roof and under that gable are two windows. A family room addition has been made at the rear. Otherwise, the house is the original version.

For the inquisitive, there are 10 windows in the front, 15 on the west, 17 on the east side and 13 on the back -- truly a window washer's nightmare, and this does not even count the door glass and several transoms.

John Maddy was born in Moscow, Ohio, a small  Ohio River town southeast of Cincinnati, in 1862. He came to Toledo in 1881 and started a successful career as a grain dealer with Churchill, Bennett & Company. In 1890, the Perrysburg Grain and Seed elevator, located in the first block of East Third Street along the railroad, was leased by the Toledo firm, and Mr. Maddy directed operations, assisted by his brother, Charles L. Maddy. A year later he left for a short time to become a member of the Chicago Board of Trade, but returned to become a prominent member of the Toledo Produce Exchange and manager of the Churchill company's Toledo area elevators. It was at about this time that he settled in Perrysburg and built his house.

It should be noted that in 1892 the Perrysburg elevator burned down and for a few hours during the high wind then blowing, downtown Perrysburg was seriously threatened with destruction. The elevator was immediately rebuilt.

This story itself ends in disaster. In 1897, at age 35, John C. Maddy was instantly killed while directing operations at a new elevator he was building in East Toledo. A heavy weight used in elevating grain fell and crashed through the roof of a shed in which he was standing. He was a member of the Methodist church and several fraternal organizations, and reportedly was a fine and active singer. The house remained in the family for another 45 years until being sold upon the death of his daughter, Mrs. Rosalie Zachman in 1973.

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George Albert Sr.

Title

Name

Death Date

1890; 1891

Residences

Perrysburg (Ohio)

Other Subjects

Description

Obituary of George W. Albert Sr.

Searchable Date

1891-01-01;

Creator

Harris-Elmore Public Library

Collection

Obituaries

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Gilbert Beach Building

Subject

Perrysburg (Ohio) -- Buildings, structures, etc.

Time Period

1850s

Place

Perrysburg (Ohio); Wood County (Ohio)

This is the Gilbert Beach general store and Perrysburg Journal buildings. It was located on the north side of West Front Street.

Date of Original

1850

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Perrysburg Grain and Supply deed

“Perrysburg Grain and Supply Association to Elm House, Inc.” PSEI research files, n.d., 1 p. Scanned deed.

Deed transferring Perrysburg lots including Lot 436 from Perrysburg Grain and Supply Association to Elm House, Inc.
Perrysburg Grain and Supply deed · page 1 of 1

Archive source

PSEI Research Team. “230 Elm Street, Perrysburg: ownership records.” PSEI research, n.d.. Original research file. GHS archival edition, 29 Oct. 2026.

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