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incorporated in 1916. Both the village and the town have been spelled "Perrysburgh" in the past. By 1880, the population of the village of Perrysburg was
Springville, Pennsylvania. In 1824, Nickerson moved to what was then part of Perrysburgh, New York (in what is now the village of South Dayton). He later worked
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govern the southwest part of the county, the town changed its name to "Perrysburgh". Eventually, likely at the behest of the United States Board on Geographic
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