Entries Containing All of the Phrases «perry county» AND «ohio»

By William Fischer, Jr., September 28, 2008

The Cradle of Catholicity in Ohio Marker

RANKED BY RELEVANCE

1 ► Ohio, Perry County, Somerset — 2-64 — A Seed of Catholic Education in Ohio / The Cradle of Catholicity in Ohio —

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2 ► Ohio, Perry County, New Reading — 14-64 — Randolph Mitchell House / Reading Township, Perry County —

3 ► Ohio, Perry County, Somerset — 10-64 — Jacob Miller’s Tavern —

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4 ► Ohio, Perry County, Somerset — 6-64 — First Lutheran Synod —

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5 ► Kentucky, Breckinridge County, Cloverport — 73 — Lincoln Family Trail —

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6 ► Indiana, Perry County, Cannelton — Perry County Rocks — Ohio River Scenic Byway —

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7 ► Indiana, Perry County, Cannelton — Where Eagles Soar — Ohio River Scenic Byway —

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8 ► Indiana, Spencer County, Troy — Ohio River Scenic Byway —

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9 ► Indiana, Marion County, Indianapolis, Downtown — Perry County — Organized in 1818 — Named for Oliver Hazard Perry —

10 ► Ohio, Franklin County, Westerville — Hanby House — One of Multiple Markers —

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11 ► Indiana, Perry County, Troy — 62.1961.1 — Abraham S. Fulton —

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12 ► Pennsylvania, Perry County, Elliottsburg, Spring Township — 3 — Indian Attacks in Shermans Valley — Perry County Bicentennial — 1820 - 2020 —

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13 ► Ohio, Perry County, Somerset — 1-64 — The Sheridan Monument / 1829 Courthouse —

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14 ► Ohio, Franklin County, Columbus, Discovery District — Broad Street United Methodist Church —

15 ► Ohio, Perry County, Somerset — Nellie Sheridan Wilson — 1869-1947 —

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16 ► Ohio, Franklin County, Grove City — Bob Evans Double-Crib Log Barn —

17 ► Pennsylvania, Perry County, Millerstown — David Miller — Founder of Millerstown — The Visionary Pioneer —

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18 ► Pennsylvania, Perry County, Blain, Jackson Township — Magdalena Briner Eby — Perry County Bicentennial 1820 - 2020 —

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    Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.

* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.