2022 Bibliography

  1. Tonja Buford-Bailey: Olympics Website: Tonja Buford-Bailey, Tonja Buford-Bailey on Wikipedia, and Dayton Daily News: Archdeacon: Tonja Buford-Bailey still running strong.
  2. The Tragic Life of Enos Doolittle and his Doolittle Tavern: Centerville-Washington History: Enos Doolittle, Find a Grave: Enos Doolittle
  3. Fairmont Firebird Symbol: Fairmont High School (Ohio) on Wikipedia, and Fairmont Flyer: Fairmont history: When East met West and other cool facts,
  4. August Foerste – This Guy Rocks: Centerville-Washington History: August F. Foerste, August Foerste on Wikipedia, Foerste, August Frederick on Encyclopedia.com, and Dayton Daily News: August F. Foerste – one of the top geologists/paleontologists of era.
  5. Fun Facts about the Van Cleves: Home Field Advantage: A Century of Partnership Between Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Dayton, Ohio in the Pursuit of Aeronautical Excellence, Patricia A. Kerns, 2004, Benjamin Van Cleve on Wikipedia, and Find a Grave: Benjamin Van Cleve
  6. Benjamin Robbins: Centerville-Washington History: Benjamin Robbins, City of Centerville Ohio: Our History, Find a Grave: Benjamin Robbins, and Find a Grave: Sugar Creek Baptist Church Cemetery.
  7. Johann Jacob Coy, Jr.: The Jacob Coy Family, Beavercreek Living: The Jacob Coy Cabin, Find a Grave: Johann Jacob Coy, Beavercreek Living: Jacob Coy’s Estate, Jacob Coy from Bavaria 1739-1832, 15 Cemeteries within the township of Beavercreek -1800, and Dayton Daily News: Beavercreek names new schools to open next year.
  8. Huffman Dam: Five Rivers MetroParks: Huffman before it was a MetroPark, and Five Rivers MetroParks: Huffman.
  9. A Few Fun Facts about Dayton: Home Field Advantage: A Century of Partnership Between Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Dayton, Ohio in the Pursuit of Aeronautical Excellence, Patricia A. Kerns, 2004.
  10. John H. Wartinger and Wartinger Park: Beavercreek Historical Society: Wartinger Historical Park, Beavercreek Living: Beavercreek Heritage Trail, and Find a Grave: John Henry Wartinger.
  11. Eddie Breen: Calvary Cemetery: Ed Breen Shares Family Stories and Insights into Early Dayton Businesses, and Edward G. Breen on Wikipedia.
  12. Wright Brothers – Did you know?: Wilbur and Orville Wright – A Handbook of Facts, Ann Deines, 2001.
  13. The Chinese Tong Murder: Sluff of History’s Boot Soles: An Anecdotal History of Dayton’s Bench and Bar, David Greer, 1996.
  14. More Wright Brothers Facts: Wilbur and Orville Wright – A Handbook of Facts, Ann Deines, 2001.
  15. David McCullough: David McCullough on Wikipedia, and Wright Brothers National Memorial Facebook Page.
  16. Dayton’s Mummy: Dayton.com: The story of Dayton’s mummy told in new exhibit at Boonshoft museum .
  17. Roger Glass: Remembering Roger Glass: The legacy Dayton-area entrepreneur, philanthropist leaves behind, and Roger Glass’s Obituary on Legacy.com.
  18. Katharine Wright Haskell: Katharine Wright on Wikipedia, and Find a Grave: Katharine Haskell .
  19. General Richard Montgomery : Richard Montgomery on Wikipedia, Major General Richard Montgomery on American Battlefield Trust Website, Major General Richard Montgomery on The National Museum of the United States Army Website, and Who is Richard Montgomery? on Richard Montgomery High School Website.