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A
determined effort was made to ensure accuracy. All
the stones were read and those readings completely
rechecked at least once. Special care was taken with
the old stones - some of them now worn, broken and
difficult to decipher and some of them have been
puzzled over many times. No stone was omitted.
Broken pieces were copied if there was any
discernible engraving and foundations/bases with no
stones were noted.
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Austintown Township Cemetery and Death Records, Mahoning County,
Ohio
Compiled by J. B. Koch, M. M. Simon, and J. F. Wilms
for The Mahoning County Chapter of The Ohio
Genealogical Society - 1996This publication contains
120 pages, softbound, on acid free paper with an
every name index. Price is $15.00 (Members $13.50)
plus $4.00 shipping and handling. Ohio residents
must add sales tax for the county you are living in.
As part of an ongoing effort by The Mahoning County
Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society, to
transcribe all the cemeteries in Mahoning County,
Ohio, this volume contains those records from
Austintown Township. It includes the tombstone
transcriptions of the eight cemeteries in the
township, Veteran's Grave Registrations from the
Recorder's Office, Mahoning County death records for
1856 - 57 and 1867 - 1908, for Austintown Township,
the 1850 and 1860 Mortality Schedules, a map showing
the location of the cemeteries and various other
records to help genealogists further their research
in the township.
The earliest recorded burial in Austintown, in the
Cotton cemetery, was that of Thess Cotton, born
1750, died 10 November 1811. Other burials before
1820, were those of Robert Pennell, who died 22
March 1813, and Robert Kerr, in 1816. Both were
Revolutionary War soldiers and both are buried in
"Old Brunstetter." George T. Hill, son of Rogers and
Eliza Hill, died 11 April 1819 "in his 20th year,"
and is buried in "Old Four Mile Run."
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Beaver Township Cemetery and Death Records, Mahoning
County, Ohio
Compiled by M. M. Simon, C. W. Bell, D. W. Baily, M. M.
Weese, I. D. Campbell, B. E. Morey, W. T. Powers, L. H.
Powers and J. F. Wilms for The Mahoning County Chapter
of The Ohio Genealogical Society – 2001. This
publication contains 242 pages, softbound, on acid free
paper with an every name index. Price is $24.00
(Members $21.60)
plus $4.00 shipping and handling Ohio residents add
sales tax for the county you are living in.
Winner of The Ohio Genealogical Society's prestigious
SIMON KENTON AWARD
As part of an ongoing effort by The
Mahoning County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical
Society, to transcribe all the cemeteries in Mahoning
County, Ohio, this volume contains those records from
Beaver Township. It includes the cemetery inscriptions
of the twenty six cemeteries in the township, Veteran's
grave Registrations from the Recorder's Office, Mahoning
County death records for 1856 - 57 and 1867 - 1908, for
Beaver Township, the 1850 and 1860 Mortality Schedules,
a map showing the location of each cemetery and various
other records to help genealogists further their
research in the township.
Over 9,000 names are listed in the every name index.
There are records here of seventeen family cemeteries
which include the following, Augustine, Beilhartz,
Blosser I and II, Bomsberger, Buzzard, Dutterer,
Gleckler, Laipply, Mentzer, Myers, Schneider,
Schnurrenberger, Shafer, Shank, Sheely and Weiland. We
have provided a history of each of these cemeteries.
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Canfield Township Cemetery and Death Records,
Mahoning County, Ohio
Compiled by Margaret Miller Simon for The Mahoning
County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society -
1983 Reprinted 1996. This publication contains 155
pages, softbound, on acid free paper with an every
name index. Price is $15.00
(Members $13.50)
plus $4.00 shipping and handling. Ohio residents
must add sales tax for the county you are living in.
As part of an ongoing effort by The Mahoning County
Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society, to
transcribe all the cemeteries in Mahoning County,
Ohio, this volume contains those records found in
Canfield Township. It includes the tombstone
transcriptions of the four cemeteries in the
township, Old North, Dean Hill, Canfield and
Cornersburg, the Veteran's Grave Registrations from
the Recorder's Office, Mahoning County death records
for 1856 - 57 and 1867 - 1908; for Canfield
Township, the 1850 and 1860 Mortality Schedules, and
a map showing the location of the cemeteries and
various other records to help genealogists further
their research in the township.
Over 8,000 names are listed in the every name index.
The oldest stone still standing is in Canfield
Cemetery and is that of Huldah Tanner, who died in
1803.
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Springfield Township Cemetery and Death Records, Mahoning County,
Ohio
Compiled by Margaret Miller Simon for The Mahoning
County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society -
1995 This publication contains 169 pages, softbound,
on acid free paper with an every name index. Price
is $20.00 (Members $18.00) plus $4.00 shipping and
handling. Ohio residents must add sales tax for the
county you are living in.
As part of an ongoing effort by The Mahoning County
Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society, to
transcribe all the cemeteries in Mahoning County,
Ohio, this volume contains those records found in
Springfield Township. It includes the tombstone
transcriptions of the seventeen cemeteries in the
township, including eight family cemeteries, the
Veteran's Grave Registrations from the Recorder's
Office, Mahoning County death records for 1856 - 57
and 1867 - 1908, for Springfiled Township, the 1850 and
1860 Mortality Schedules, a map showing the location
of the cemeteries and various other records to help
genealogists further their research in the township.
Over 8,000 names are listed in the every name index.
The eight family cemeteries listed are: Haller,
Lipply, Houk Farm, Beard Road, Burkey-Harmon, Hawn,
Koch, and Crum. We have provided a history of each
of these cemeteries.
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Mahoning County, Ohio, Wills and Administrations:
Abstracts Vol. 2, 1857 - 1867
Compiled by B. Morey, J. Ballinger, and J. Wilms for
The Mahoning County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical
Society - 2002 This publication contains 169 pages,
softbound, on acid free paper with an every name
index. Price is $15.00
(Members $13.50)
plus $4.00 shipping and handling. Ohio residents
must add sales tax for the county you are living in
Winner of The Ohio Genealogical Society's prestigious
SIMON KENTON AWARD
In
1979 our chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society
published a first volume of Probate Records of Mahoning
County. That volume covered the years 1846 through 1856.
This second volume starts with case number 674 which was
probated 13 January 1857 and ends with those cases
completed by 31 December 1867.
This edition covers the Civil War years and contains
some wills or estates of Civil War soldiers.
The abstracts were done from the original documents,
with wills added from the Will Books if they were
missing from the folder. These added cases give the Will
Book number and page. The actual files are on permanent
loan to the Mahoning Valley Historical Society in
Youngstown and may be seen there. They are also on
microfilm at the Mahoning County Courthouse, in the
probate department.
Some of the abstracts list "also mentioned" people.
These are persons who are not named as heirs, but have
the same or related names to the deceased's family. When
someone died there was usually an estate auction where
personal, and sometimes real, property was sold .The
names of these "also mentioned" people are found on the
lists of buyers at the sale or perhaps on a receipt for
labor or goods supplied to the deceased. It gives the
researcher other persons with the same surnames in an
area, even if they were distantly related.
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Oak Hill Cemetery, Youngstown, Ohio Burial Records Volumes
I-II-III-IV
ON SALE - SAVE $10.00 ON EACH VOLUME
Volume I,
3 Dec 1878 to 18 Sep. 1894 - softbound, on acid free
paper with an every name index. 1995 New price is $15.00
plus $5.00 shipping and handling. Ohio residents
must add sales tax for the county you are living in.
Volume II, 18 Sep. 1894 to 17 Aug. 1903 -
softbound, on acid free paper with an every name
index. 1996 New price is $15.00 plus $5.00 shipping and
handling. Ohio residents must add sales tax for the
county you are living in.
Volume III, 18 Aug. 1903 to 1 Sep. 1910 -
softbound, on acid free paper with an every name
index. 1997 New price rice is $15.00 plus $5.00 shipping and
handling. Ohio residents must add sales tax for the
county you are living in.
Volume IV, 2 Sep. 1910 to 14 Mar. 1921 -
softbound, on acid free paper with an every name
index. 1998 New price is $12.00 plus $4.00 shipping and
handling. Ohio residents must add sales tax for the
county you are living in.
Indexed by Jocelyn Fox Wilms
Oak
Hill Cemetery is the final resting place of many of
Youngstown's earliest settlers and their
descendants. Rich, poor, young, old, famous,
infamous, over twenty-five thousand people lie in
this quiet and beautifully kept cemetery. On
Memorial Day hundreds of small flags mark the graves
of the Mahoning Valley's veterans who are buried
here. Veterans from the Revolutionary War to the
Vietnam War lie here. The Civil War is represented
by veterans from both the North and the South.
Superintendent William Host loaned these hand copied
burial records to the Chapter for publication. They
were produced by the various superintendents over
the years and these volumes were reproduced from
these copies, to eliminate possible errors in
transcription. Burials in Oak Hill started shortly
after the Cemetery Association was formed in 1852,
but there are no records for those internments.
Bodies were moved there from the old Youngstown
Township Cemetery, located at the Southeast and
Southwest corners of Wood Street and Wick Avenue,
starting in 1869.
If there was no tombstone in the early years then,
there is no record now.
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Jewish Cemeteries of Mahoning County Ohio Their Histories and
Tombstone Readings
By Louis Joseph & Sarah Jay Joseph for The Mahoning
County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society -
2000 This publication contains 238 pages, softbound,
on acid free paper with an every name index. Price
is $22.00 (Members $19.80) plus $4.00 shipping and
handling. Ohio residents must add sales tax for the
county you are living in.
Winner of The Ohio
Genealogical Society's prestigious SIMON KENTON
AWARD
This
volume contains the histories, records and tombstone
inscriptions of the seven Jewish cemeteries that are
in Mahoning County, Ohio. It also contains the
history of the seven synagogues and the fraternal
organization which used the cemeteries. It also
includes the Veteran's Grave Registrations
attributed to these cemeteries, located in the
Recorders Office in the Mahoning County Courthouse.
Much
of the history of the various congregations came
from booklets given to Mr. Joseph from the various
temple offices. This volume also contains a section
on the various traditions concerning death in
Judaism, and a part on how to interpret a grave
marker in scribed in Hebrew. Much of the art work
was done by the author. A determined effort was made
to ensure accuracy. All the stones were read and
those readings completely rechecked at least once.
Special care was taken with the old stones - some of
them now worn, broken and difficult to decipher and
some of them have been puzzled over many times. No
stone was omitted. Broken pieces were copied if
there was any discernible engraving and
foundations/bases with no stones were noted. Stones
with Hebrew inscriptions were read and translated by
Emil S. Dickstein, M.D.
This
work was edited by Jocelyn Fox Wilms and Emil S.
Dickstein, M.D.
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Mount Calvary Cemetery, Youngstown, Ohio Volumes I - II - III - IV
By
Louis J. Joseph & Sarah Jay Joseph for: The Mahoning
County Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society.
This work was edited by Jocelyn Fox Wilms. As part
of an ongoing effort by The Mahoning County Chapter
of The Ohio Genealogical Society, to transcribe all
the cemeteries in Mahoning County, Ohio.
Winner of The Ohio
Genealogical Society's prestigious SIMON KENTON
AWARD ~ Vol. 4 is also the winner of The Ohio
Genealogical Society's prestigious SALMON P.
CHASE AWARD
Volume I,
softbound, on acid free paper with an every name
index. 2003 Price is $35.00
(
Members $ 31.50)
plus
$4.00 shipping and handling. Ohio residents must add
sales tax for the county you are living in. Volume I,
contains those records of the burials that took
place in the beginning years of Mount Calvary
Catholic Cemetery. It includes the records that were
generated over those early years from the old burial
books and the tombstone inscriptions for Sections 14
(A), Section 15 (B), Section 16 (C), Old Potters
Field, Old East and West Singles Graves, New West
Singles Graves and Singles with Numbers, and the
Veterans Grave Registrations for those sections.
Volume II, softbound, on acid free paper with
an every name index. 2004 Price is $35.00
( Members $ 31.50)
plus $4.00
shipping and handling. Ohio residents must add sales
tax for the county you are living in. Volume II contains the tombstone inscriptions
and burial records of Section 13 (D), Section 3 (E),
Section 17 (F) , and Section G Lots 1, 1 1/2 A, 1
1/2 B and Lots 9, 9 1/2 , and the Veterans Grave
Registrations for those sections.
Volume III, softbound, on acid free paper
with an every name index. 2006 Price is $40.00 (
Members $ 36.00) plus $5.00
shipping
and handling. Ohio residents must add sales tax for
the county you are living in.
Volume III contains the tombstone
inscriptions and burial records of Section 4 (H),
Section 2 (I) and Section G Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10
and 11. It also contains the burial records of St.
Joseph Cemetery.
Volume IV,
softbound, on acid free paper with an every name
index. 2010 Price is $40.00 (
Members $ 36.00) plus $5.00 shipping and handling.
Ohio residents must add sales tax for the county you
are living in. Volume IV contains the death
records for Calvary Cemetery starting 10 July 1885
and ends December 30 1908. It also contains the
death records of St. Joseph Cemetery starting 2
February 1892 and ending 30 December 1908
About 50 % of the
graves have no markers, so transcribing the records
from the burial books and lot record books ensured
that no burial was missed. There are over 6,000
to 7,000 names in each volume.
" JUST BECAUSE ITS ENGRAVED IN GRANITE DOESN'T MEAN
ITS RIGHT."
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Green Township Cemetery and Death Records, Mahoning County, Ohio
Compiled by Robert & Martha Aigler, Carol Willsey Bell, Pamela
O’Dea Burgess, Gordon Calvin, Patricia Doering, Shirley & Sara
Kellgreen, Joan & Thad Lora, Barbara Estep Morey and Margaret
Miller Simon for The Mahoning County Chapter of The Ohio
Genealogical Society – 2008
This publication contains 201 pages, softbound, on acid free
paper with an every name index. Price is $22.00 (Members $19.80)
plus $4.00 shipping and handling. Ohio residents must add sales
tax for their county of residence
As part of an ongoing effort by The Mahoning County
Chapter of The Ohio Genealogical Society, to transcribe all the
cemeteries in Mahoning County, Ohio, this volume contains those
records pertaining to Green Township. It includes the tombstone
transcriptions of the fourteen cemeteries in the township,
including three family cemeteries, the Veteran's Grave
Registrations from the Recorder's Office; Mahoning County death
records for 1856 - 57 and 1867 - 1908, for Green Township; the
1850 and 1860 Mortality Schedules and a map showing the location
of the cemeteries and various other records to help genealogists
further their research in the township.
Close to 5,000 names are listed in the every name index. The
three family cemeteries listed are: Callahan, Cool and Dressler.
We have provided a history of each of these cemeteries
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Mahoning
County Ohio, Marriage Records Volume 2
This
publication contains 305 pages, softbound, with an every name
index of over 17,800 names. The price is $35.00
(members $31.50), plus $ 4.00 shipping and handling. Ohio residents
must add sales tax for the county or city of residence.
Compiled in
this book is the marriage information found in five volumes of
records from 2 Jan 1870 to 27 May 1893.
The marriage
abstracts are arranged alphabetically by the surname of the
groom, then the maiden name of the bride and date of marriage.
Next follows the person that performed the ceremony, return
date of the license, date the license was obtained and the
applicant of the license, if other than the groom. Other
information includes age of the bride and/or groom, residence,
if parent’s consent was given, and other details. Also included
is an alphabetical list of ministers and JP’s compiled from the
records.
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