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MSS 44	Thomas D. Jones       1839-1972 Sculptor of Cincinnati. Family papers, biographical information, correspondence and genealogical data.
MSS 54	Worthington Family      1812-1917 Correspondence, diaries, memos, notes, financial and legal documents, accounts and genealogical material. Persons represented include members of the Worthington, Macomb, Piatt and Swearingen families, of Chillicothe and Cincinnati, Ohio.
MSS 100	Eli Todd Tappan Family      1826-1904 President and professor of Kenyon College, Ohio Commissioner of Common Schools, and treasurer and president of the National Education Association. Family correspondence.
MSS 114	Paul Laurence Dunbar Correspondence, literary manuscripts, financial and legal documents of Paul Laurence Dunbar.
MSS 151	Alfred Kelley Family      1818-1866 Lawyer, State legislator and canal commissioner, and railroad executive of Ohio. Chiefly family correspondence and papers.
MSS 179	Bates-Harrison Family       1781-1899 Papers of a Quaker family from Jefferson County, Ohio.
MSS 237	Pullan Family      1812-1914 Cincinnati family involved in railroads and politics.
MSS 249	John Allen Trimble      1787-1908 Merchant and postmaster, of Hillsboro, Ohio. Personal, political, family and business correspondence and historical notes, relating to social life, Democratic Party, Copperhead movement, Trimble family members and friends in the Confederate Army.
MSS 255	John Cassil     1828-1907 Judge, of Union Co., Ohio and justice of the peace and mayor, of Marysville, Ohio. Chiefly Cassil and Kinkade family correspondence relating to camp and travel conditions during the War of 1812 and the Civil War and other family matters and other personal.
MSS 269	Fish Family     1854-1967 Correspondence, diaries, business ledgers, memoirs and autobiographical material, chiefly of Williston J. Fish, lawyer and author, of Western Springs, Ill. Also materials of the Fish family in Berlin Heights, Ohio.
MSS 283	Simeon Fess     1882-1937 U.S. Senator from Ohio and college president. Correspondence, speeches, campaign material and other papers relating chiefly to his activities as U.S. Senator also covering his presidency at Antioch College.
MSS 332	James Kilbourne      1801-1906 State legislator and U.S. Representative from Ohio. Primarily family and personal correspondence letters relating to land transactions, political proceedings and figures and Ohio canals.
MSS 499	Camp Fire Girls, Columbus Council     1915-1977 Minutes of the Columbus Area Council executive board meetings, annual reports to National Headquarters, printed material (magazines, handbooks, guides, etc.) and scrapbooks.
MSS 559	Pioneer and Historical Society of Muskingum County   1782-1964 Correspondence and other material of Zanesville and Muskingum County, Ohio families, social and fraternal organizations and corporations.
MSS 583	Barrington Family    ca. 1839-1862 Correspondence of Jane and Mary Barrington and Catherine Barrington Gordon of Piqua and St. Mary's, Ohio concerning topics of the day; phrenology, social events, family affairs, fashion, cooking, sickness, dentistry, children's schooling and games.
MSS 591	Alice McMillan     1847-1903 Correspondence of Alice McMillan and her father Joel ; re. family affairs, business.
MSS 650	Mary Matilda Enzor     1884-1922 Diaries of Mary Matilda Enzor document the daily life of a woman living in a small eastern Ohio river town; includes daily routine of gardening, household chores, religious activities and family affairs.
MSS 684	Jane Hibberd Keefer     1842-1897 Quaker woman living in Illinois, Indiana and Springboro, Ohio. Letters from family and friends mentioning temperance cause and cholera epidemics.
MSS 686	Platt Family     1847-1900 Personal correspondence of William A. Platt, Rutherford B. Hayes, Fanny Platt Fullerton and other Platt family members. Diaries of Fanny Fullerton record travel in the west and a visit to California.
MSS 687	Stanton, Bailey, and Wasson Families    1823-1883 Quaker families from Warren and Clinton Counties, Ohio. Stanton and Bailey families correspondence; legal documents, diaries of Calvin Wasson, re: travels as Friends minister, diary of women, re. journey to Oklahoma to an Indian agency.
MSS 707	Martin Dodge    1891-1943 Correspondence and articles relating to Dodge's career as state representative, state senator, President of the Ohio Road Commission and Director of Public Road Inquiries in the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture.
MSS 738	Charles A. Jones     1831-1902 Letters to John Jay Janney and Rebecca Anne Smith Janney collected by Jones.
MSS 780	William Montgomery Brown     1818-1956 Episcopal bishop and Communist author, of Galion, Ohio. Includes papers of Scranton-Bradford-Brown family; Wm. M. Brown; and Bradford-Brown Educational Company.
MSS 853	Adeline Hughes Hagerman     1879-1942 Diaries of Hagerman and her daughter Fanny Hagerman Laylin (b. 1884), re. life and activities in Ohio and Iowa.
MSS 875	Miles N. Woodward    1815-1906 Morgan Co., Ohio, resident, member of 17th OVI. Correspondence, a diary and miscellaneous material pertaining to Woodward's family and the family of his wife, Hannah Parsons Woodward.
MSS 885	Lewis Gray     1862-1899 Zanesville and Columbus dentist; father of Zane Grey. Scattered letters, personal items, account books, writings and newspaper clippings highlighting selected aspects of Gray's career and family life.
MSS 907	Mary Ida Powelson    1899-1961 Correspondence and ephemera.
MSS 913	Lindsey Family    1804-1884 Family correspondence, will and land records, military records, home remedies and recipes.
MSS 934	Miss Wheelchair of America     1974-1984 Photographs, programs, videos, film, ribbons, applications, minutes and financial records of Miss Wheelchair America Pageant.
MSS 954	Scheuer Family      1965-1975 Correspondence, yearbooks of family of Sandra Scheuer who was killed at Kent State.
MSS 957	Prugh Family    1863-1925 Clara Prugh and family correspondence. Relates to 94th OVI, 11th OVI, and 24th OVI.
MSS 964	Margaret Dow Gebby     1886-1896 Diaries of Margaret Dow Gebby, a farm wife who lived in Logan County, Ohio in the late nineteenth century.
MSS 1043	George W. Adams Family     1824-1960 Journal of keelboat trip from Ohio to New Orleans kept by Geo. W. Adams in 1894; 2 journals of European trip in 1926 kept by Mary Harriet Adams, misc. family certificates and genealogical information. Muskingum County, Ohio.
MSS 1060	Alvada Beck      1918-1937 A journal kept by Alvada Beck, a farm wife of Morrow County, Ohio along with a transcription, biography notes and index compiled by Brenna L. Budd.
MSS 1066	Columbus & Franklin County Council of Camp Fire Girls   1960-1975 Manuals, brochures, applications, correspondence of Camp Fire Girls.
VFM 55	Anna Gillet Strong Papers      1858 A memorial to her children relating life of early pioneers in Ohio; yearly accounts 1802-10; biographical sketches of ancestors.
VFM 280	Martha Amarette Bingham Jefferson Papers   1811 Copy of an account of a settler's journey from Otsego Co., New York, to Athens Co., O., by Mrs. Martha Amarette Bingham Jefferson. Transcribed by Mrs. Henry A. Pulliam in 1905.
VFM 345	Thomas A. Edison Papers     1887 - 1889 Letter, Dec. 30, 1887, from Caroline M. Victor to Mrs. Edison asking her to urge Thomas Edison to fulfill a promise to invent a hearing aid; note in answer by Thomas A. Edison in Orange, N. J., Feb. 10, (18)89?.
VFM 521	Esther C. Turrell Papers      April 30, 1865 Letter, April 30, 1865, from Esther C. Turrell, Bainbridge, O., telling of the passage of Abraham, Lincoln's funeral entourage through Ohio.
VFM 705	Fanny W. McDill Papers     January 22, 1835 Letter, Jan. 22, 1835, from Mrs. Fanny W. McDill, Franklin, O., to Mrs. Eliza W. Pitkin, Dresden, O., telling of her husband's school in Franklin and other family matters.
VFM 777	H. Emma Bailey Papers      April 26, 1851 Letter, April 26, 1851, from H. Emma Bailey, Madison, (O.), telling of a trip to Cincinnati, O., by steamboat and rail to attend the fair.
VFM 788	Elizabeth Jeets Papers     March 10, 1856 Letter, Mar. 10, (18)56, from Elizabeth Jeets, Washington, O., telling of making sugar and molasses and raising corn.
VFM 840	Mattie P. McCander Papers      March 15, 1862 Letter, March 15, 1862, from Mattie P. McCander to Miss Luzzie Foster telling of a wedding celebration.
VFM 944	Mrs. D. Ball Papers      Undated letter from Mrs. D. Ball to Miss Carrie Barley concerning silk culture.
VFM 960	Melinda Hyde Papers     September 2, 1818 Letter, Sept. 2, 1818, to Harriet Hyde, Grisnold, Conn., from a cousin in Providence, (Ky.) relating to the cousin's trip down the Ohio river and experiences in Marietta, O.
VFM 974	Amanda Lytle Papers     December 25, 1840 Letter, Dec. 25, 1840, from Mrs. Amanda Lytle, Mount Vernon, O., to Miss Minerva Blakslee, Elyria, O., telling of the prices of foods.
VFM 1010	Lucy Newton Papers     December 1817  Memorandum, Dec., 1817, of a trip from Union, O., to Mechanicsburg, O., and to Anderson Twp. by Lucy Newton.
VFM 1105	Mrs. C. S. Smith Papers      1850 - 1851 Letters, May 7, 1850 and Mar. 24, 1851, from Mrs. C. S. Smith, Green Spring, O., to her brother Jesse Stem, San Antonio, Tex., relative to family matters.
VFM 1192	Mary King Papers     February 1847 Certificate of emancipation, Feb. 1847, of Mary King, Greenup Co., Ky.
VFM 1221	Margaret Corwin Papers     1857 - 1859 Letters, June 4, 1857, and May 15, 1859, from Margaret Corwin, Urbana, O., to Margaret Thompson, (Lebanon, Ohio).
VFM 1266	Lulie Jones Papers     June 4 -25, 1907 Diary, June 4-25, 1907, of a trip by train from Columbus, O., to Prospect, N. Y., and return to Columbus including experiences in New York.
VFM 1381	Eliza B. Tucker Papers       1826 Recipe book, 1826, of [Mrs.?] Eliza Tucker, [Putnam, Ohio.]
VFM 1385	Theodore S. Nye Papers     June 7, 1899 Letter, June 7, 1899, from Theodore S. Nye, Brooklyn, N. Y., to Mrs. Mary A. Dana, Marietta, O., relative to the purchase of some Nye property in Marietta on the Campus Martius by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
VFM 1463	Abrilla E. Stafford Papers     1849 - 1889 Correspondence, 1849-1869, and 1879-1889, of Mrs. Abrilla E. S. Johnson, New Carlisle, Ohio, including letters from her mother in New Carlisle; Elizabeth F. Mast, Ohio Wesleyan Female College, Delaware, Ohio, and Urbana, Ohio; Angie L. McKinney, Dayton, Ohio; and Fannie Byers, Springfield, Ohio. Contains a reference to a visit of P.T. Barnum's museum and menagerie to Dayton in Oct. 1852.
VFM 1604	Ezekial Morrill Papers     1833 - 1837 Letters to Ezekiel Morrill and Mrs. Comfort Morrill, Canterbury, N.H., from their daughter Amanda (Mrs. Joseph G.) Patrick, from her cousin Susan (Mrs. Asa) Stevens, both from Solon, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, and from Nancy Stevens, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co. The first describes conditions of life, the second religious practices, and the third is about transferring funds.
VFM 1620	Julia Buttles Case Papers      1805 - 1846 Papers of Julia Buttles of Worthington, Ohio, married to Job Warren Case in 1815. Includes correspondence, poems, essays, and other writings. Letters between Julia and family, re. early life in Ohio, activities in Connecticut and New York, War of 1812, and routine social graces
VFM 1631	Emma Biggs Papers     March 26, 1832 Resident of Newark, [Ohio?], writes to her cousin, Mrs. Mary B. Perry, Cincinnati, Ohio, about the serious illness of her aunt, Mrs. Perry's mother, and about a current religious revival in Newark.
VFM 1670	Mrs. L. G. H. Conant Papers     May 16, 1832 Copy of a letter, from Strongsville, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, to her sister, Theoda Leach, Clarence, N.Y., telling of her family's journey from western New York to Buffalo, by lake from Buffalo to Cleveland, and thence to Strongsville, and about their new home.
VFM 1947	Ann Hulme Price Papers     1824 - 1839 Family letters, all from Cincinnati, Ohio, and (except one) from Mrs. Ann Price, wife, later widow, of pork-packer and local Methodist preacher, John Price, to her brother, niece, and cousins in Burlington, N.J., and Philadelphia. About living arrangements, pork business, health conditions, neighbors, and relatives, family deaths, child rearing, church affairs, including a church split, with much expression of religious sentiment.
VFM 2161	Madge Sullivant Papers      1940 "Historical Sites Visited" by Madge Sullivant throughout Ohio in 1939. Done under auspices of the Lucas Sullivant Chapter, United States Daughters of 1812.
VFM 2283	Letter from Mame      April 26, 1888 Letter from "Mame" in Columbus, Ohio, written on stationery of The Columbus Watch Co. to "Lida," complements Lida's latest poem and asks her advice on pre-marital matters.
VFM 2293	Sarah A. Shaw Papers      1850 - 1903 Family correspondence of Sarah A. Shaw, James Shaw, and F. Seward of Newburgh and Windham, Ohio, re. deaths, life as a parson, establishment of an asylum, religion (unknown), railroad in New Franklin, cholera and dysentery attacks, and other family news.
VFM 2323	Jane White Nugent Papers     1804 - 1826 Woman who came to the United States in 1804 from Sligo, Ireland to marry John Nugent. Letters received at Hudson and Troy, New York, from her mother Letitia White at Sligo (4), from her sister Letitia, at Sligo (1), from her sister Ann (Mrs. Guernsey) at Sligo and Belfast (2), and her sister Judy at Gloucester, Mass. and Portland, Me. (3). Many letters have cross-hatched writing.
VFM 2483	Sarah Taggart Papers      May 5, 1854 Letter from Taggart, Uniontown, Ohio, to her daughter Margaret I. Wilson, Butler P.O., Richland County, Ohio, re. family affairs.
VFM 2512	Daughter's of America Records     1920s - 1930s Three typescript copies of "A Brief History of the Daughters of America," written in 1930 plus ALS and TLS items used for research in this work. Traces the states' councils and several local councils in Ohio. Much material gathered by Max Roth - General Secretary.
VFM 2547	Mrs. Francis H. Obetz Papers     ca. 1970 Draft typescript biographies of eleven famous women. Includes Kate Chase, Rachel Jackson, Mary Lincoln, Victoria Woodhull, and others.
VFM 2761	Catherine Gougar Goodman Papers Biographical sketch of Catherine Gougar Goodman, first white woman in Ross County, Ohio.
VFM 2920	Rachel Myers Papers     ca. 1848 - 1849 Letter from Rachel Myers, Salem, Ohio, to her sister Julia A. Myers, New Libson, Ohio, re. family affairs. Also discusses runaway slaves present in Columbiana County.
VFM 3119	Letter from Wooster by Margaret Garing    March 22, 1841 Letter written by Margaret Garing of Wooster, Ohio to her sister, Susan Beechler of [Williams Center], Williams County, Ohio, regarding recent religious revivals by the Methodists and Baptists, family news and local affairs.
VFM 3628	Diary and Account Books of Sarah B. Adamson    1818 - 1851 Photocopies of Sarah B. Adamson's 4 v. journal record farm expenses, genealogical data, social activities, poems and acrostics concerning relatives and friends. Also included are a portion of a 1913 plat map of Marion Twp., Fayette County showing Adamson property, lists of deeds involving Adamson family, and lists of all emigrations and local genealogical data recorded in Sarah Adamson's diaries
VFM 4806	Correspondence of Betty H. Hackett   1895 - 1901 Correspondence of Betty H. Hackett (Betsey) to her sister Mrs. William C. Cooper (Eliza R.) in Mt. Vernon, Ohio offer interesting views of a poor Ohio widow with high social connections traveling through Europe. Includes references to her past in Ohio and to the Howard, Beebe, and Marsh families.
VFM 4819	Diary of Margaret Reynolds Mendenhall    1854 - 1888, 1990 Photocopy of diary (ca. 120 leaves)of Mary Reynolds Mendenhall of Millville and Delaware, Ohio records social activities, family news and health, household chores, gifts and purchases of dry goods and plants. Accompanied by hand-written transcription of first few faded pages of diary that did not photocopy and a biographical sketch (12 leaves), ca. 1990, of Margaret Reynolds Mendenhall by Mary Anne Cummins with family photos.
VOL 321	Diary of Sarah J. Huntington Oct. 18, 1911 - Dec. 19, 1917 Personal diary of Sarah J. Huntington of Columbus, Ohio. Most entries include information of stocks, investments, bonds, and property. The diary also includes various newspaper clippings and business letters. Mrs. Huntington is the widow of Benjamin N. Huntington who died Sept. 3, 1903.
VOL 771	Composition Book of Lillie Wetmore    1872 - 1886 Book of newspaper clippings collected by Lillie Wetmore describe notable weddings, deaths, and women's organizations in Columbus, Ohio.
VOL 856	Recipe Book of Martha Hoge Thomas    ca. 1878 Recipe book of Miss Martha Hoge (Mrs. Alfred Thomas) includes recipes for desserts, breads, and puddings.
VOL 897	Journal of Mary Caroline Smith     1851 - 1854 Journal of Mary Caroline Smith's round-the-world voyage, departing Philadelphia Jan. 10, 1851, sailing to San Francisco and Shanghai, returning through the Indian and Atlantic Oceans to New York Feb. 28, 1852. Also enclosed is a letter of Harriet W. Bell, dated Oct. 2, 1854.
VOL 898	Journal of Mary Caroline Smith     1851 - 1854 Journal of Mary Caroline Smith's round-the-world voyage, departing Philadelphia Jan. 10, 1851, sailing to San Francisco and Shanghai, returning through the Indian and Atlantic Oceans to New York Feb. 28, 1852. Also enclosed is a letter of Harriet W. Bell, dated Oct. 2, 1854.
VOL 1000	Diary of Eliza Wilson    Oct. 1 - [Mar. 31?], 1832 Diary kept by Eliza Wilson, the young Presbyterian widow of James Wilson of Steubenville, Ohio records her activities and thoughts. An included sheet, apparently by the same writer, is a journal from March 7- 31 [1933?] of travels possibly through Scioto and Adams Counties. Last three pages consist of brief household accounts of 1831.
VOL 1224	Diary of Gertrude C. Treat    1855 Diary of 23 year old Gertrude Treat of Granger, Medina County, Ohio describes her personal, family, and social life in the Treat home where boarders also stayed. The diary also covers her engagement and marriage on July 24 to William Wilson; their visit to William's parents in Meadville, Pennsylvania and wedding trip to New York, where they met L.N. Fowler, phrenological science expert; their extended western trip through Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin where William lectured on phrenology; and their return to farm in Meadville.
VOL 1263	Journal of Hattie M. Sanford     1862 - 1866 Manuscript volume of poetry and prose written by Hattie M. Sanford in Clyde and Republic, Ohio and as a student at the Ohio Female College, College Hill, Ohio. Poetry and essays tell about her life, home, husband, and the Civil War.
VOL 1267	Album of Lucy Ross    1881 - 1885 Autograph album compiled by Lucy Ross, a student at the National Normal University in Lebanon, Ohio.
VOL 1358	Diary of Zell X. Corey    1931 - 1935 In her Standard five year diary, Zell X. Corey details her daily housework and social activities at home in Springfield and in Pharisburg, Ohio. Family memoranda are recorded at the back of the book.
VOL 1364 -VOL 1366	Millard Family Papers     1876 - 1910 Collection contains a pocket diary, 1876, and an autograph book, 1881-1884 of Mollie A. Stanley [Millard] and an autograph book, 1909, with a photographic copy of a portrait of Elizabeth Oyster [Millard], her son's wife. Both albums have painted embossed leather bindings. Mollie's album has several pages with color illustration, and she embellished both album and diary with colored pen and ink sketches.
State Archives
SA 312	Governor, Task Force on Credit for Women       1974-1975 Proceedings of hearings, minutes, agendas, correspondence, reports, questionnaires, and reference material.
SA 2779	American Revolution Bicentennial Advisory Commission, Women in Ohio History Conference    1975
Audiovisuals
SC 409	Madonna of the Trail Monument    [not before 1928] Photographs and a postcard of the Madonna of the Trail monument. The sculpture depicts a pioneer woman clasping her baby with her young son clinging to her skirts. The monument was one of 12 erected in each of the states through which the National Road passes. This monument is located on the grounds of the Masonic Home in Springfield, Ohio. It was unveiled on July 4, 1928.
SC 1154	Catherine Gougar Monument The photoprint depicts a monument to Catherine Gougar erected on her gravesite by her great grandchildren in 1915. Catherine Gougar was a pioneer woman captured by Native Americans in 1744 at Berks County, Pennsylvania when she was 12 years old. She eventually gained her freedom, married and settled in Ohio near the area where she had been held in captivity. [Related to VFM 2761, Catherine Gougar Goodman Papers]
A 80	National Extension Homemakers Oral History Collection    1982-1985 Audiocassettes of "Voices of American Homemakers" oral history interviews with women in the rural U.S. project conducted by National Extension Homemakers Council with NEH grant.
A –VFM 11	Women in Ohio History, Ohio American Revolution Bicentennial Advisory Commission    May 30, 1975 Audio reels of Women in Ohio History, OARBAC Conference 5/30/1975; A. morning session; B. afternoon session.
A –VFM 48	Antioch Media Women, "Single Girl" WYSO-FM   1969 Audiocassette of Women’s History Tapes, Woman to Woman-Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
P 28	Pioneer and Historical Society of Muskingum   ca. 1850-1950 Individual people and groups from Zanesville, Ohio, buildings and streets of Zanesville, miscellaneous photographs including views of the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show and Mansfield, Ohio.
P 44	Robert Story Harper       ca. 1950s Local celebrations of the Ohio Sesquicentennial, 1950s fashion, construction of the Ohio Turnpike, and aerials of downtown districts of Ohio’s large cities.
P 51	Baker Art Gallery        ca. 1880-1915 Businesses, public institutions, churches, street scenes, and citizens of Columbus, Ohio.
P 102	Camp Fire Girls          1917-1969 Members, adults and children, camping, ceremonies, projects exhibited at fairs, and fundraising.
P 193	Works Progress Administration         1935-1943 Photographs of agriculture, architecture, industry, and Ohio counties, cities, and towns.
P 245	Columbus Dispatch          ca. 1910-1970 Photograph collection of the Columbus Dispatch newspaper based in Columbus, Ohio featuring news events and people related to central Ohio and Ohio politics.
P 339	Columbus Citizen-Journal     ca. 1930-1980 Photograph collection of the Columbus Citizen-Journal newspaper based in Columbus, Ohio featuring news events and people related to central Ohio and Ohio politics.
P 403	Scheuer Family     1965-1975 Photographs of Sandra Scheuer while she was in high school and a student at Kent State University. Photographs of a memorial service for Sandra and the three other students killed at Kent State on May 4, 1970.
T 25	Camp Fire Girls Area Council     ca. 1960-1969 35mm slides documenting trips and activities.
Published Materials
301.41 W842	Women & Men: The Consequences of Power  edited by Dana V. Hiller & Robin Sheets. 1977.
301.412 Oh3	The Worlds of Ohio Women by Shirley Timonere. 1977.
305.4 W784	Lakeside’s Women of Distinction by Sally Sue Witten. 1996.
305.40977132 M846w	Women in Cleveland: An Illustrated History by Marian J. Morton. 1995.
305.569 D734s	Strength Enough: A Photographic Document of the Working Men and Women of Cleveland by Robert E. Dorksen. 1980.
396.05 C611	Cleveland Women by Ella M. Estabrook.
977.13 W632	Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve Gertrude Van Rensselaer Wickam. 1896-1897.
R 920.0771 Am35b	Biographical Directory of Representative Outstanding Women of Franklin County from 1803 to 1953. American Association of University Women. 1955
R 920.0771 W621	Who’s Who in Ohio. 1947.
R 920.0771 N293w	Women of Ohio: A Record of Their Achievements in the History of the State. Ohio Newspaper Women’s Association.
920.7 E54p	Pioneer Women of the West by Elizabeth Fries Ellet. 1852.
920.72	The Better Halves: The Story of Massillon’s Women   by Ruth Kane. 1989.
920.72 W842	Women in Cincinnati: Century of Achievement edited by Dottie Lewis. 1984.
929.377124 An21	Ancestral Pioneer Men and Women of Seneca County, Ohio. Seneca County Chapter. Ohio Genealogical Society. Ca. 1987
977 M219	Our Western Border by Charles McKnight. 1883.
977.1 L916	Life on the Ohio Frontier by Mary Lott. 1994.
977.1 R72w	The Western Reserve of Ohio and Some Its Pioneers, Places, and Women’s Clubs by Martha Emily Parmelee Rose. 1914-1915.
977.122 C424m	Mothers of Erie County by Marjorie Loomis Cherry. 1932.
977.132 In4	Women of Cleveland and Their Work, Philanthropic, Educational, Literary, and Medical and Artistic by Mary Bigelow James Ingram. 1893.
977.137 P831p	Portage Heritage: A History of Portage County, Ohio. James B. Holm. 1957.
977.157 W585w	We Too Built Columbus edited by Ruth Young White. 1936.
977.157 W62	Who’s Who in Columbus, With Blue Book Appendix. 1915.
R 977.158 Sco84	Index, Names of Men and Women – History of Fairfield County by Hervey Scott. 1877.
977.178 C49wo	Cincinnati Women: Jewels in the Crown. Cincinnati Creative Consortium.1988.
B P735j	A Woman’s Place: The Life History of a Rural Grandmother by Rosemary O. Joyce. 1983.
B B637k	Liwwät Böke, 1807-1882, Pioneer edited by Luke B. Knapke. 1987.
PA Box 224 5	A History. The Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, 1960.
PA Box 698 19	Hustle and Bustle, 1861-1920: A History of Women in Piqua, Ohio.
PA Box 593 2	The Ohio Woman, ca. 1930.
PA Box 302 9	The Old Interurban and Other Pieces, 1964.
PA Box 358, 28	Our Women, Past, Present and Future.
PA Box 462 45	The Part Taken by Women in the History and Development of Ohio
PA Box 579 23	Women of Ohio; A Record of Their Achievements in the History of the State