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6 comments:
The court house is very majestic looking.
I agree; I love the old buildings. I wish there were more still standing.
Carol Genung
Jeanne Howell said...
been there, i think. lol. at least i've drove past it.
Carol Livingston Genung said...
I have a couple of ancestral lines from there. The main one is the Crist family.
i live about half hr 45 min probably from it if its in canton
Carol Livingston Genung said...
Yep, it is in Canton. I wish I lived that close! A lot of my Crist's lived in Alliance, and a couple taught at Mt. Union College. I also have lines from Columbiana and Mahoning Counties in Ohio.
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