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Our Ohio genealogy research team consists of expert genealogists who live and work in Ohio (doing research
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Did you know that millions of genealogy records are NOT available on the Internet?

Many people are unaware that many important records which are crucial to their family tree search cannot
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repositories at the local level in OH, at the
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LDS Family History Library in Utah.
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Family Tree Research - Licking County, Ohio (*If you don't know exact dates, please state circa 1880, 1881, etc.) Current genealogy research goals (i.e. trace ancestors, find family, etc.) Full name of ancestor Date of birth of ancestor Birthplace of ancestor Marriage date of ancestor Marriage place of ancestor Spouse's name (If more than one please give details) Ancestor's siblings' names Ancestor's children's names Additional details about ancestor(s) which might be helpful Type of ancestry research you have conducted in the past Home phone number where you can reached Mobile number Please send the information above to helpdesk@mygenealogist.com If you'd like to speak to a professional genealogist today about your  ancestry research in Ohio, please feel free contact us: 1-800-416-3497 (USA and Canada) We are looking forward to helping you trace your genealogy and  family history in Ohio. Thanks so much for visiting  MyGenealogist.com!

Licking County, Ohio Genealogy Resources

Cemeteries

Census Records

Court Records

Directories

Estate Records

History

Land Records

Libraries and Archives

Military Records

Obituaries

Societies

Vital Records

Click Below to Learn More about Your Ohio Genealogy

County	Formation Date	County Seat	Origin
Adams County	July 10, 1797	West Union	Hamilton County
Allen County	March 1, 1820	Lima	Shelby County
Ashland County	February 24, 1846	Ashland	Wayne, Richland, Huron, and Lorain Counties
Ashtabula County	June 7, 1807	Jefferson	Trumbull and Geauga Counties
Athens County	March 1, 1805	Athens	Washington County
Auglaize County	February 14, 1848	Wapakoneta	Allen, Mercer, Darke, Hardin, Logan, Shelby, and Van Wert Counties
Belmont County	September 7, 1801	St. Clairsville	Jefferson and Washington Counties
Brown County	March 1, 1818	Georgetown	Adams and Clermont Counties
Butler County	May 1, 1803	Hamilton	Hamilton County
Carroll County	January 1, 1833	Carrollton	Columbiana, Stark, Harrison, Jefferson, and Tuscarawas Counties
Champaign County	March 1, 1805	Urbana	Greene and Franklin Counties
Clark County	March 1, 1818	Springfield	Champaign, Madison, and Greene Counties
Clermont County	December 6, 1800	Batavia	Hamilton County
Clinton County	March 1, 1810	Wilmington	Highland and Warren Counties
Columbiana County	May 1, 1803	Lisbon	Jefferson and Washington Counties
Coshocton County	January 31, 1810	Coshocton	Muskingum and Tuscarawas Counties
Crawford County	April 1, 1820	Bucyrus	Delaware County
Cuyahoga County	June 7, 1807	Cleveland	Geauga County
Darke County	January 3, 1809	Greenville	Miami County
Defiance County	April 7, 1845	Defiance	Williams, Henry, and Paulding Counties
Delaware County	April 1, 1808	Delaware	Franklin County
Erie County	March 15, 1838	Sandusky	Huron and Sandusky Counties
Fairfield County	December 9, 1800	Lancaster	Ross and Washington Counties
Fayette County	March 1, 1810	Washington Court House	Ross and Highland Counties
Franklin County	April 30, 1803	Columbus	Ross and Wayne Counties
Fulton County	April 1, 1850	Wauseon	Lucas, Henry, and Williams Counties
Gallia County	April 30, 1803	Gallipolis	Washington and Adams Counties
Geauga County	March 1, 1806	Chardon	Trumbull County
Greene County	May 1, 1803	Xenia	Hamilton and Ross Counties
Guernsey County	March 1, 1810	Cambridge	Belmont and Muskingum Counties
Hamilton County	January 2, 1790	Cincinnati	original county
Hancock County	April 1, 1820	Findlay	Logan County
Hardin County	April 1, 1820	Kenton	Logan County
Harrison County	February 1, 1813	Cadiz	Jefferson and Tuscarawas Counties
Henry County	April 1, 1820	Napoleon	Shelby County
Highland County	May 1, 1805	Hillsboro	Ross, Adams, and Clermont Counties
Hocking County	March 1, 1818	Logan	Athens, Ross, and Fairfield Counties
Holmes County	January 20, 1824	Millersburg	Coshocton, Wayne, and Tuscarawas Counties
Huron County	March 7, 1809	Norwalk	Portage and Cuyahoga Counties
Jackson County	March 1, 1816	Jackson	Scioto, Gallia, Athens, and Ross Counties
Jefferson County	July 29, 1797	Steubenville	Washington County
Knox County	March 1, 1808	Mount Vernon	Fairfield County
Lake County	March 6, 1840	Painesville	Geauga and Cuyahoga Counties
Lawrence County	December 21, 1815	Ironton	Gallia and Scioto Counties
Licking County	March 1, 1808	Newark	Fairfield County
Logan County	March 1, 1818	Bellefontaine	Champaign County
Lorain County	December 26, 1822	Elyria	Huron, Cuyahoga, and Medina Counties
Lucas County	June 20, 1835	Toledo	Wood, Sandusky, and Huron Counties
Madison County	March 1, 1810	London	Franklin County
Mahoning County	March 1, 1846	Youngstown	Columbiana and Trumbull Counties
Marion County	April 1, 1820	Marion	Delaware County
Medina County	February 18, 1812	Medina	Portage County
Meigs County	April 1, 1819	Pomeroy	Gallia and Athens Counties
Mercer County	April 1, 1820	Celina	Darke County
Miami County	March 1, 1807	Troy	Montgomery County
Monroe County	January 29, 1813	Woodsfield	Belmont, Washington, and Guernsey Counties
Montgomery County	May 1, 1803	Dayton	Hamilton and Wayne Counties
Morgan County	December 29, 1817	McConnelsville	Washington, Guernsey, and Muskingum Counties
Morrow County	March 1, 1848	Mount Gilead	Knox, Marion, Delaware, and Richland Counties
Muskingum County	March 1, 1803	Zanesville	Washington and Fairfield Counties
Noble County	April 1, 1851	Caldwell	Monroe, Washington, Morgan, and Guernsey Counties
Ottawa County	March 6, 1840	Port Clinton	Erie, Sandusky, and Lucas Counties
Paulding County	April 1, 1820	Paulding	Darke County
Perry County	March 1, 1818	New Lexington	Washington, Fairfield, and Muskingum Counties
Pickaway County	March 1, 1810	Circleville	Ross, Fairfield, and Franklin Counties
Pike County	February 1, 1815	Waverly	Ross, Scioto, and Adams Counties
Portage County	June 7, 1807	Ravenna	Trumbull County
Preble County	March 1, 1808	Eaton	Montgomery and Butler Counties
Putnam County	April 1, 1820	Ottawa	Shelby County
Richland County	March 1, 1808	Mansfield	Fairfield County
Ross County	August 20, 1798	Chillicothe	Adams and Washington Counties
Sandusky County	April 1, 1820	Fremont	Huron County
Scioto County	May 1, 1803	Portsmouth	Adams County
Seneca County	April 1, 1820	Tiffin	Huron County
Shelby County	April 1, 1819	Sidney	Miami County
Stark County	February 13, 1808	Canton	Columbiana County
Summit County	March 3, 1840	Akron	Medina, Portage, and Stark Counties
Trumbull County	July 10, 1800	Warren	Jefferson and Wayne Counties
Tuscarawas County	March 15, 1808	New Philadelphia	Muskingum County
Union County	April 1, 1820	Marysville	Delaware, Franklin, Logan, and Madison Counties
Van Wert County	April 1, 1820	Van Wert	Darke County
Vinton County	McArthur	March 23, 1850	Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, and Ross Counties
Warren County	May 1, 1803	Lebanon	Hamilton County
Washington County	July 27, 1788	Marietta	original county
Wayne County	March 1, 1808	Wooster	From non-county area
Williams County	April 1, 1820	Bryan	Darke County
Wood County	April 1, 1820	Bowling Green	From non-county area
Wyandot County	February 3, 1845	Upper Sandusky	Marion, Crawford, and Hardin Counties

 your family and ancestors lived in the past. All U.S. states hold important collections of records which are critical
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