expand your research knowledge.
Ohio Research is much like most
of our states.
It is not a Commonwealth.
It is not a Commonwealth.
Most of their set up and rules
follows the basics set by previous states.
They do not have a Prothonotary
Office as Pennsylvania does. Those records stand alone.
The Prothonotary is the Chief
Clerk and Recordkeeper for all filings related to Civil Cases. The Office
is located in the County Courthouse.
There are many great resources
for this state. I am a member of the OGS. Ohio Genealogical Society. They are
very helpful, courteous and generous with their assistance.
Ohio has 88 Counties, if I
counted correctly.
The LDS Library in Mission Valley
has some very interesting books to help Ohioans find their families.8
Having gone through the card
catalogue I found approximately 200 books on file for you to look at and gain
information.
Starting with this one.
Ohio archives. County by
county in Ohio genealogy PETA 977.1. A3k
Cards on file
6 Archives, 1Atlas, 12 Biography,
1 Cemetery rec, 11 Census, 3 Vital Rec, 4 Church Records, 2 Court Rec,
1 Death Rec, Ohio
Crossroads of Our Nation. V 39 complete, 4 Directories, 3 Emigration,
Genealogy 15, Genealogy Sources
10, Gov 3, History 25, Immigration 8, Indians 1, Inventory 4,
Land Records 3, L n P 973,0 R2s.
v.1, 14;
Maps 22, Migration 975.55 W2e. V 1, 30,
Newspapers. 2, Periodicals 24,
Pioneer Women 2, Probate Records 2, Societies 1, Surnames 1,
Taxes 3, Vital Records 26
Last card was this one which is
for Westmoreland Co. PA.
Ohio vital records 974.881
V2fiv.1 Westmoreland Co M & D. 1818- 1865.
Iscrupe, W & Della R Fischer
M & D from weekly paper 314 p
index
URLS FOR OHIO
USGENWEB.ORG FOR OHIO,
BRIEF REVIEW
Name Search
ohio public records
MANY of your urls for general research can be applied to Ohio. Find A Grave, Dead Fred, Genealogy.com ( do not forget to go in and leave your current email before they close the communication part of this site).
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