Williamsfield, Ohio

[2] The township was formally established in 1826, attracting settlers due to its fertile farmland and abundant timber resources.

[5] The economy of Williamsfield is primarily agricultural, with local farms producing corn, soybeans, and wheat.

[6] Additionally, small businesses, including a gas station and convenience store, cater to residents’ daily needs.

These highways connect the community to larger cities, such as Cleveland and Youngstown, as well as smaller towns like Jefferson and Andover.

[9] In 2014, Williamsfield was recognized as the "most stressed community in the United States" by Movoto, a real estate research company.