This publication of the Old Northwest Genealogical Society at the turn of the 20th century devoted its October 1903 issue to Worthington in honor of its centennial and continued with a few additional articles in the January 1904 issue. Both of these are available in the Worthington Historical Society and the Worthington Public Library.
Vol. 6, [Oct. 1803]
“Autobiography of James Kilbourne” written May 1845, five years before his death, focuses primarily on the founding of Worthington and on his political career in the Ohio General Assembly and US Congress
“Articles of Agreement, St. John’s Episcopal Church” a brief history and several lists of elected officers.
“1808 Militia Muster Roll” Capt Ezra Griswold’s company
“Worthington Female Seminary” brief history and 1839-40 list of students
“Worthington Reformed Medical College” brief history and list of known graduates
Vol. 7, [Jan. 1904]
“Worthington Cemetery Inscriptions” transcriptions of tombstone at St. John’s, Walnut Grove, Methodist, and Presbyterian cemeteries [see also Worthington Cemeteries]
“History of Worthington Methodist Church,” Louise Heath Wright, pp. 28-32.
brief history and some membership lists from 1847 to 1856
“History of Worthington Presbyterian Church,” Julia L. Nelson, pp. 33-35.
brief history, original membership list and 1831 membership list
Vol. 10, [1907]
“Journal of Nathaniel Little” — This is the journal kept by Scioto Co. member Nathaniel Little during the trip he and James Kilbourne made in 1802 to see prospective locations for the company’s settlement in Ohio.