Windsor Mills has been here forever and we would like to share stories and facts and pictures of this unique area in NE Ohio.
Windsor Mills has been here forever and we would like to share stories and facts and pictures of this unique area in NE Ohio.
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I’m on the board of the Ashtabula County Historical and we will be giving three cemetery tours this year as we did last year. I would like to do the main cemetery but would like to be in touch with someone that can help me with interesting people and stones. I will also do the Pioneer Cemetery but have all information on that one. Would also like to have the tour end at the Windsor Church. These tours are free and open to the public. It would be August 21st, Sunday, 2 p.m.
I meant the main Windsor Cemetery, of course.
I would like to know if your records would tell me who lived in the octagon house south of Windsor from 1930 to 1940.
I would like to know if your organization can tell me who lived in the octagon house south on windsor from 1930 to 1940.
I spoke with John Fletcher at the 2019 meeting of the Windsor Alumnae Association held at the Community Center. His farm driveway is on South Windsor Road but the farm stretches to the north along Fletcher Rd. John had a daughter at the event. Is he the last of the families living on or near the road named after them?