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1. www.ogs.org › 01 › OhioCemeteriesDatabaseKeyThe Ohio Cemetery Database - Ohio Genealogical Society

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   The original data set for this database was created by electronically scanning Ohio Cemeteries (compiled by the Ohio Genealogical Society, Maxine Hartmann Smith, editor, 1978) and Ohio Cemeteries Addendum (compiled by the Ohio Genealogical Society, Teresa L. M. Klaiber, editor, 1990).

2. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiOhio Cemeteries - FamilySearch

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   Sep 3, 2024 · Ohio, Toledo, Historic Woodlawn Cemetery Index of Burials, 1877-1955 at FamilySearch - How to Use This Collection. Veteran Cemeteries in Ohio at Find-A-Grave. Ohio Veterans Home Cemetery — Find-A-Grave BillionGraves.

3. www.ogs.org › record_types › cemeteries-and-burialCemeteries and Burial Records - Ohio Genealogical Society

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   The Ohio Genealogical Society is the largest state genealogical society in the United States, with a mission of protecting and sharing Ohio’s family history resources, developing engaging educational opportunities, and connecting genealogists.

4. www.ogs.org › resource_type › cemetery-research-toolsCemetery Research Tools Archives - Ohio Genealogical Society

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   Ohio Cemeteries Database Key. Definitions of the material gathered in each field for the Ohio Cemeteries 1803-2003 project including codes and abbreviations. View File Size: 0.557mb.

5. ohiogenealogy.org › cemOhio Cemeteries - Ohio Genealogy

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   Cultural Resource Analyst’s Cemetery Database. This database represents cemetery data collected over the past 15 or so years from 40 counties in seven different states. The complete database maybe downloaded, or separate county databases can be viewed with your browser. Military Burials By State.

6. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiOhio, Columbus, Union Cemetery, Burial Records - FamilySearch

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   Aug 12, 2024 · This collection contains index & images of burial records including card index to plot ownership, card index to burials, record of burial plots, orders for interments and orders for burials, etc. Union Cemetery. Burial records, ca. 1878-1980.

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   Who created the Ohio Cemetery database?

   • The original data set for this database was created by electronically scanning Ohio Cemeteries (compiled by the Ohio Genealogical Society, Maxine Hartmann Smith, editor, 1978) and Ohio Cemeteries Addendum (compiled by the Ohio Genealogical Society, Teresa L. M. Klaiber, editor, 1990).

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   Did volunteers collect data from Ohio Cemetery books?

   • Much of the data was carried forward from Ohio Cemeteries. We did not request this information when volunteers extracted data from existing cemetery books nor was it actively collected by the county cemetery book volunteers. However, when submitted, the data was included in the database. . Note: Some letter codes have been duplicated.

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   How do I find a cemetery in Ohio?

   • To search for cemeteries at the town level, follow directions below. DAR Library Catalog has cemetery books. Do a keyword search for Ohio cemetery. Worldcat.org - Do a search for Ohio Cemetery. Ohio Cemetery Association has webinars and information on cemetery maintenance and preservation. Also publish a journal Ohio Township News.

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   How did the OGS cemetery book committee seek new and updated information?

   • The OGS Cemetery Book Committee sought new and updated information by mailing Lost and Found Cemeteries forms to all Ohio chapters of the Ohio Genealogical Society and to genealogists and others who might be interested in submitting new or updated cemetery data.

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   What is a cemetery database?

   • In the cemetery database, each cemetery is an individual record. Within each record are many fields, each dealing with a specific bit of information about that particular cemetery. By creating a database, it is possible to maintain, standardize, sort, and derive statistics from the data.

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   Is there a written record of a cemetery?

   • Probably no written record other than a casual reference, such as in a county history, exists. WL Within another Cemetery. These cemeteries are located within or adjoin other cemeteries. However, because of differences in names, ownership, age, condition, burial status etc., they are listed separately.

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8. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiOhio Guided Research - FamilySearch

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   Feb 1, 2024 · Ohio Guided Research by FamilySearch helps you find your Ohio ancestors, using a prioritized list of genealogy resources for birth, marriage, and death records.