Williams county ohio property records

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Select the payment amount for each property and click Continue. The State of Ohio uses a six 6 year valuation cycle that requires all properties to be reappraised by the County Auditor every six years. The last reappraisal in Williams County took place with year Values are also updated half way through the six 6 year cycle. The Williamson County Assessor of Property is a Tennessee constitutionally elected official who serves at the pleasure of the Williamson County citizens for a four-year term of office.

Responsibilities

The primary responsibility of the property assessor is to discover, list, classify, and value all real, personal, It would have been a wonderful experience, I imagine, to be able to interview this lady who witnessed so many changes during her settlement here from We read so much about the founding male settlers of this area, but in my opinion, we need to learn the stories of the founding women as well, because history is the sum of both gender experiences.

Many of these people later settled in Fulton and Williams Cos, OH, so there may be a connection with this family.

Eunice Mariah Snow first married c. Josiah Jr. This land was part of disputed property between Ohio and Michigan. By the winter of Josiah was in NE Kunkle with Cyrus Barrett; the two men were betting on how many bears each could kill. Barrett was the eventual winner, although Josiah was equally a fine marksman. On 3 Apr Josiah served as one of the judges in the county election and would also fulfill political roles as a fence viewer and an overseer of the poor. The Woodworth family is enumerated in the Millcreek Twp federal census with 2 males under 5, 1 male , 1 male , 1 female , and 1 female Renshaw ; John E.

Mariah or Maria as she became known in existing records was pregnant with her ninth child at the time of Josiah's death; she found it necessary to marry a second time to someone who would provide financial security for her brood. Maria's new husband, George Bachman, a widower, fit the bill and they were married c. On 23 Nov the Woodworth children were granted guardians, Elijah and Harrison Snow, which is another tie to the above-mentioned Snows. George Bachman b PA had settled in Millcreek Twp c with his wife Sarah and his children; after Sarah's death on 23 June and burial in Primrose Cem, George also would need a wife to help with his family and thus the marriage of George Bachman and Eunice Maria Snow Woodworth would take place.

According to the Millcreek Twp census records George and Mariah were living together with her nine children.

The whereabouts of George's children in remain to be discovered. Prior to this census in Nov Mariah brought a suit of divorce against George. In the records Journal 4 p67 of the Wms Co Civil and Criminal Court Mariah stated that she did not want George using property she had brought to the marriage.

In October Mariah stated she did not wish to proceed further with the divorce and George was charged court costs. At the same time George dropped a suit he had filed against an Orville Woodworth. It would appear there was a connection between this Woodworth and Mariah's first husband, Josiah. The divorce, finalized on 30 Nov , is found in Journal 5 p and In the neighborhood lived the Henry Loutzenhiser family where George Bachman, his son George, and his 8-year-old son Henry resided.