Coshocton County, Ohio Genealogy

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County Courthouse

 * Coshocton County Courthouse.
 * Clerk of Courts has Civil/Criminal Cases form 1811 and Naturalization Records from 1811.

Parent County
1810--Coshocton County was created 31 January 1810 from Tuscarawas and Muskingum Counties. County seat: Coshocton

History

 * Ohio History Central, Coshocton County

Populated Places
Avondale (historical) ♦ Bacon ♦ Bakersville ♦ Bartlett (historical) ♦ Berlin (historical) ♦ Bethlehem Township (historical) ♦ Birmingham (historical) ♦ Blissfield ♦ Blue Row ♦ Bluff (historical) ♦ Canal Lewisville ♦ Canal Spur (historical) ♦ Cavallo ♦ Chili ♦ Clark ♦ Clowville (historical) ♦ Coalport (historical) ♦ Conesville ♦ Cooperdale ♦ Coshocton (County Seat) ♦ Coxs ♦ Crawford ♦ Crossroads (historical) ♦ Custalogas Town (historical) ♦ Delaneysville (historical) ♦ Delaware Town (historical) ♦ East Plainfield (historical) ♦ Flat Iron Corner ♦ Franklin ♦ Fresno ♦ Graham Corners ♦ Haddon (historical) ♦ Hardscrabble ♦ Helmick ♦ Isleta ♦ Jackson Township ♦ Jones Corner ( historical) ♦ Keene ♦ Killbucks Town (historical) ♦ Layland ♦ Lichtenau (historical) ♦ Lima (historical) ♦Linton Mills ♦ Low Gap ♦ Maysville ♦ McGuire (historical) ♦ Metham ♦ Mill Creek (historical) ♦ Millsville (historical) ♦ Mohawk Village ♦ Morgan Run ♦ Mount Airy (historical) ♦ Munsville (historical) ♦ Nellie ♦ New Bedford ♦ New Castle Township ♦ New Guilford ♦ New Moscow ♦ New Princeton ♦ Newcastle ♦ Old Wyandot Town (historical) ♦ Oliopolis (historical) ♦ Orange ♦ Owls Town (historical) ♦ Pearl ♦ Perry Township ♦ Pike Township ♦ Plainfield ♦ Pleasant Valley ♦ Pleasantville (historical) ♦ Powell ♦ Providence (historical) ♦ Randle ♦ Rochester (historical) ♦ Roscoe ♦ Rural Vale (historical) ♦ Shady Bend ♦ Spring Mountain ♦ Stringtown (historical) ♦ Summerset Valley (historical) ♦ Tiverton Center ♦ Tiverton Township ♦ Tunnel Hill ♦ Tyndall ♦ Tyrone ♦ Wakatomika ♦ Virginia Township ♦ Walhonding ♦ Wally (historical) ♦ Warsaw ♦ Warsaw Junction ♦ West Bedford ♦ West Carlisle ♦ West Lafayette ♦ White Eyes Township ♦ White Womans Town (historical) ♦ Willowbrook (historical) ♦ Wills Creek ♦ Wolfes Corner (historical) ♦ Zeno (historical)

Neighboring Counties

 * Guernsey (Southeast)
 * Holmes (North)
 * Knox (West)
 * Licking (Southwest)
 * Muskingum (South)
 * Tuscarawas (East)

Biographies

 * Coshocton County, Ohio Biograhical Sketches.

Cemeteries

 * Coshocton County Cemetery Inscriptions and photos.
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Cemetery lists.
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Tombstone Transcription Project
 * Many cemetery records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.

Census
Coshocton County, Ohio


 * United States Census, 1850.
 * United States Census, 1860.
 * United States Census, 1870.
 * United States Census, 1880.
 * United States Census, 1900.

Church

 * Coshocton County, Ohio Churches.
 * Trinity Church

Court

 * Many Court records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.
 * Many guardianship records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.

Land

 * BLM General Land Office Records.
 * Many land records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.

Local Histories

 * Many Local History records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.
 * History of Coshocton County Ohio Its Past and Present. 1740-1881. Comprehensive history of Ohio; A complete history of Coshocton County; It's townships, towns, villages, schools, churches, societies, industries, statistics, etc.
 * Centennial History of Coshocton County Ohio, by William J. Bahlmer.
 * Historical Collections of Coshocton County Ohio. A complete panorama of the county, from the time of the earliest known occupants of the territory unto the present time.
 * Coshocton County Ohio Timeline.

Maps

 * Coshocton County, Ohio Maps.
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Boundary Map.
 * Many map records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.

Military

 * Civil War in Coshocton County Ohio.
 * Coshocton County, Ohio World War II Casualties Army and Air Force.
 * United States, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942.

Naturalization

 * Many Naturalization records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.
 * Many Naturalization and Citizenship records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.

Newspapers

 * Obituary Index (about this index)
 * Coshocton County, Ohio 1907 Burials.
 * Coshocton Tribune.
 * The Commentator. $
 * The Coshocton Age. $
 * The Coshocton County Democrat. $
 * Coshocton Daily Age. $
 * Coshocton Daily Times. $
 * Coshocton Daily Tribune. $
 * The Coshocton Democrat. $
 * Coshocton Morning Tribune. $
 * The Coshocton News. $
 * Coshocton Times. $
 * Coshocton Tribune. $
 * Coshocton Weekly Times. $
 * The Democrat and Standard. $
 * Democratic Standard. $
 * The Progressive Age. $
 * Semi Weekly Age. $

Obituaries

 * Coshocton County, Ohio Obituaries.
 * Many Obituary records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic detailsfrom their catalog.

Probate

 * Many Probate records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.

Schools

 * Coshocton County, Ohio Schools.

Taxation

 * Ohio Death Tax Records 1816-1838.

Vital Records

 * Coshocton County, Ohio Birth Records- 1867-1879.
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Birth Records- Surname Letter "C" only 1882-1916.
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Marriages 1811-1930.
 * Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953 Free name indexes and images at FamilySearch – Pilot. Records include such information as birth date of deceased, city, county, and state of death, name of spouse if married, names of parents, maiden name of mother, name of informant, if deceased was single, married, windowed or divorced, occupation of deceased.
 * Many Vital records for Coshocton County have been microfilmed or abstracted. Some of those copies are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. For a listing of their holdings, see the topic details from their catalog.

Societies and Libraries

 * Coshocton County, Ohio Genealogical Society.
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Historical Society.

Web Sites

 * Family History Library Catalog
 * Ohio Genealogy Forum
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Profile
 * The Political Graveyard, Coshocton County, Ohio
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Genealogy Forum
 * Coshocton County, Ohio WikipediA
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Chamber of Commerce
 * Coshocton County, Ohio Convention and Visitor Bureau
 * Coshocton County, Ohio