Coshocton County Ohio villages

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ISLETA

White Eyes Plains was Isleta's original name.

House on left on Main Street Isleta, with the small building to the right of it, was the Oscar and Mary (Loos) Rehard family home from about 1945-1956.
This same house is where Harold Dean Rehard was born in 1935. Oscar and Mary moved from there and he built a few other houses in Isleta.
Then about in 1945, the family moved back to this house. The small building was Oscar Rehard's Barber Shop.
Where he barbered in the evenings after working all day barbering in Coshocton.

Church of Christ at Isleta, Ohio
Isleta Ball team
Isleta Railway Station
Rehard Family - Isleta Ohio
Loos Family - Isleta Ohio
Union School - 1926-1927 - Isleta Ohio
Loos Store in Isleta
Wolff and Hackenbracht Families
Raised near Isleta - Rehard, Saylor, Duff, Mobley, Hackenbracht
Young men from Isleta
Loos Sisters
Historical feature Old Fort Article
Harold Meeks
June (Duff) Saylor
Dorothy Marx
Brothers Rehard
Hackenbracht Reunion 1920's
Alonzo D. Rehard and Family 1905
Noah Loos
Rachel Loos Art
Sears and Roebuck house built by Oscar Rehard
Oscar and Mary Rehard
Tom and Bonnie Harp
Oxford Township Hall
Oscar and Mary Rehard - through the years
Reunion of Isleta Kids held 6/28/2009
Rehard and Wilson cousins - Isleta, Ohio
Loos - Wolff - Rehard 4 generations
Gloria (Camp) Durben McDonald and Barbara (Rehard) Dedics
School bus from Isleta - Main Street West Lafayette, Ohio,
Cousins/soldiers and lived in Isleta and West lafayette
Sisters who lived in Isleta - Wolff/Loos/Blatt/Wilson
Rachel Cutshall Croy
Ferguson Cemetery
Store in Isleta - circa 1940's
News article - Federal Men Smash Still

Picture contributed by:Barbara Rehard Dedics
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