- AAGSNC Surname Queries - Ohio
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- Post your surname query in the AAGSNC Ohio Surname Queries Forum.
- African-American Genealogical Society of Cleveland, Ohio
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- The Fourteenth Chapter of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society.
- Ohio African American Genealogy
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- The Ties That Bind . . .
- Ohio Death Certificate Index - 1913-1937
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- The Ohio Historical Society Searchable Database. This database indexes Death Certificates of persons that died in Ohio in the above years, useful for determining date of death and certificate number. Using the index information, a researcher can later obtain a copy of the certificate itself, which holds further information.
- Online Collection Catalog
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- The Ohio Historical Society's Online Collection Catalog allows you to search the records of more than 230,000 items in the Society's library, newspaper, manuscript, audiovisual, state archives, history, natural history, and archaeology collections.
- State Library of Ohio
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- Service is provided through its non-circulating collection of over 16,500 volumes, 5,600 microfilms, and 10,000 microfiche. Our collection focuses on Ohio and the states that preceded it into statehood, with strong coverage for the New England states, Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky.
- TDN-Net Genealogy
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- A Guide to Genealogical and Historical Web Sites for Darke, Miami and Shelby Counties of Ohio.
- The African-American Experience in Ohio - 1850-1920
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- The Federal Writer's Project interviewed former slaves in 1937-1938, depositing the life histories in The Library of Congress. Twenty-seven of those Ohio interviews did not get to LC, and are only available here.
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