State Research Guide: Ohio
Researching your Ohio ancestors? Score a touchdown for your roots in the Buckeye State with these great resources and important facts.
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Research Roadmap: Enumeration District Maps
Learn how census enumeration district maps can be useful to your research, and get tips for finding and reading these maps.
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Top 75 State Websites of 2012
Use these 75 state-focused genealogy websites to find your ancestors and bust down brick walls.
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Ohio Records Details and Resources
Where to find Ohio census records, immigration records, land records, maps, vital records and more.
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Ohio History and Research Overview
Learn about Ohio's history and available records in this research guide that includes a map and bibliography.
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Ohio Archives, Libraries and Societies
Find contact information for archives, libraries and other genealogical organizations in Ohio.
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Ohio County History and Listings
Our county-by-county listing of Ohio has contact information and dates vital records for historic and modern-day counties.
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State Libraries: Ohio to Utah
Ohio Historical Society 1982 Velma Ave., Columbus, OH 43211, (614) 297-2300 www.ohiohistory.org/resource/archlib Interlibrary loan: Microfilmed newspapers cost $3 per reel. Online databases: On the society's Web site, you'll find an Ohio death certificate index covering 1913 to 1937, an index to Ohio prisoners at Andersonville, Ga., and Salisbury...
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AncestorNews: War of 1812 Records
Got a soldier, sailor or marine ancestor who served in the War of 1812? Search these free genealogy War of 1812 websites.
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AncestorNews: Ohio Land
I wrote in the July 20 AncestorNews about my confusion finding a metes-and-bounds land record in Ohio, a public-land state. Thanks to Ernie Thode of the Washington County Public Library in Marietta, I learned that Ohio's land history is amazingly diverse. According to Ernie, not only is Ohio a...
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