Sylvania
Sylvania, officially the City of Sylvania, is a city in Lucas County, Ohio, United States. The population was 18,971 at the 2010 census. Sylvania is a suburb of Toledo, and encompassed by Sylvania Township. Its northern border is the southern border of the State of Michigan.
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Tiny Maxwell
American football player
Cliff Nobles
American singer
John F. Hartranft
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
George Bausewine
American baseball umpire
Jackie McKeever
American actress
Dan Yochum
American football player
Ben Kamihira
American artist
Joseph Priestley
Chemist
Margaret Hodges
American writer
Warren Heller
American football player
Hugh Young
American physicist
Hugh D. Young
American physicist
Samuel E. Dimmick
Former Attorney General of Pennsylvania
Langdon Lea
American football player
Stanley Sutton
American football coach
W. S. Borland
American football coach
Willis James Hulings
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
George C. Rickards
Military personnel
Tommy Hinnershitz
American race car driver
Loretta Perfectus Walsh
American naval officer
Kim Gallagher
American middle-distance runner
Wayne Hardin
American football player
Franklin Van Antwerpen
Former Judge
Sarkis Acopian
Industrialist
Elmer Valo
American baseball athlete
Robert D. Springer
Gino Marchetti
American football player
Jim Baumer
American professional baseball player
Russell L. Ackoff
University teacher
Max Patkin
American baseball player
Bill Jenkins
Former United States Representative
Hy Lit
American DJ
Skip Minisi
American attorney at law
Wharton Esherick
Sculptor
Herman Ball
American football player
William Colepaugh
American naval officer
Martin Theodore Orne
Author
Langdon Lea
American football player
Arthur J. Burks
American writer
Tanacharison
Commander
Gino J. Merli
American soldier
Anthony DeLuca Jr.
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Jerry Rullo
American professional basketball player
Ernest Kline
Former Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania
Billy Kametz
American voice actor
Joseph P. Kolter
Former United States Representative
Murder of Skylar Neese
July 6, 2012
