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Have a historical question and
don’t know where to start looking for answers? Well, never fear — because help
can be found right here! Depending on the type of
information you need, you will first want to pay a visit to one of the following: the William A. Ross, Jr., Historical Center, Shelby County
Courthouse, Health Department, or the Amos Memorial Public Library. All of these places
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Amos Memorial Public
Library (Continued)
Miscellaneous microfilm items: Genealogy collection of
Roy E. Lacey of Anna, Ohio, Civil War Roster Index for Ohio (refers to the Ohio Civil War book collection on the genealogy
section shelves), 31 published historical and genealogical books focusing on Pennsylvania
and Virginia, Daughters of the American Revolution magazine for 1892 to 1994, and
ships’ passenger lists. Microfiche: Ohio Newspaper
Microfilm Catalog (an index to Ohio newspapers at the Ohio
Historical Society in Columbus) and the IGI (International Genealogical Index of the
United States). |
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Fort Loramie Branch Library
A special collection of research materials on German ancestry, including
a copy of the 1874 census of St. Michael’s Church of Ft. Loramie which includes
household head; birth, marriage, and immigration years; region of origin; parents; and
children. Collection also includes Ft. Loramie area "funeral cards" dating from
the late 1800’s which list deceased person’s birthplace, parents, children,
in-laws, siblings, and other biographical data. For more information on the Ft. Loramie
collection, contact Karen Anthony, 937-295-3155. |
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