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Inventory of Genealogy Rm ( 8324).Xls 0 2015 - Inventory of Genealogy Rm ( 8324).xls Author/ Compiler/ Editor / Year # Index Subject Bk # in series / Notes TITLE ASHTABULA COUNTY SORTED by Title Subject Author / Yr Pub TITLE Index BK ASH CO # 001 1883 Ashtabula Colony to Kansas - BK ASH CO # 002 1973 Samuel Hendry “Register of His Papers” 1807 – 1911 Index By: Pat L. Smyth BK ASH CO # 003 1975 Volunteer Fire Service in Ashtabula County, Growth & - Development By: William E. Loomis BK ASH CO # 004 2003 Merchants, Tradesmen & Manufacturers; Financial - Conditions - Ashtabula County 1921 By: Jan and Naomi McPeek (Original in Archives - Copied for Genealogy ) BK ASH CO # 005 Ashtabula County Miscellaneous News - BK ASH CO # 006 Ohio Historical Review Featuring Ashtabula County - BK ASH CO # 007 Early Years – Ashtabula Chapter 0624 Index BK ASH CO # 008 Ex-Slaves & Early Black Settlers in Ashtabula County Index BK ASH CO # 009 Ashtabula County Tool Chest - BK ASH CO # 010 - Historical Collections of Ohio, Ashtabula County Only - BK ASH CO # 011 1993 Charley Garlick “Black Strings” – “Underground - Railroad” By: Sandra Westfall BK ASH CO # 012 - Ashtabula Township Governments - taken from the internet BK ASH CO # 013 Artists with Ashtabula County Connections, Index working before 1900 BK ASH CO # 014 Ashtabula County Pioneer Association Index BK ASH CO # 015 2003 Ashtabula County Roads, by Name or Number - BK ASH CO # 016 1968 Salute To The Industry of Ashtabula County - BK ASH CO # 017 Business Review of Ashtabula County 1887 - BK ASH CO # 018 Ashtabula County – Indian Lore by Alice Bliss Index BK ASH CO # 019 Surviving Soldiers (From various Wars) in Ashtabula - County 1908 BK ASH CO # 020 1938 Ashtabula County “Was Your Ancestor in Politics?” - BK ASH CO # 021 Ashtabula County participants at the 23rd & 24th - Session of the NE OH Conference-Methodist Church (1961-1962) BK ASH CO # 022 WICA Radio Station, Ashtabula Township Index BK ASH CO # 023 1955 John Brown & Ashtabula County By: Chet Lampson - BK ASH CO # 024 2002 Ashtabula County Dairy Industry: Milk Bottles, - Cheese Factory, Butter Factory, Creamery By D. Osborn, Compiler BK ASH CO # 025 1945 Ashtabula County Business Advertisements 1945 Index BK ASH CO # 026 The 49’ers - Letters From California, Ashtabula Co People. Taken from Ashtabula Sentinel BK ASH CO # 027 World War I Soldiers Index - Ashtabula County, OH Index BK ASH CO # 028 Ashtabula County (Civil War) - Merged with 11th Independent Battery LA, NY 1 0 2015 - Inventory of Genealogy Rm ( 8324).xls BK ASH CO # 029 Guide to Ashtabula County, Library of Records - By: Nancy C. Horst BK ASH CO # 030 1923 Masonry in Ashtabula County Index BK ASH CO # 031 Local & Family Historical Facts - Gleaned from Old Index Letters, Ashtabula County By Annette Fitch Nelson BK ASH CO # 032 Ashtabula County History By: E.P. Hall Index BK ASH CO # 033 Evolution of Ashtabula County and Townships - BK ASH CO # 034 Historic Tidbits of Ashtabula County - BK ASH CO # 035 Pioneer Life In Ashtabula County - By: Joseph A. Howells BK ASH CO # 036 Ashtabula County Connections to War of 1812, - concerning Peter Watson, P.R. Spencer, etc. BK ASH CO # 037 Poorhouse Ashtabula Co. Infirmary, Ashtabula County -` Home – Census – 1850 thru 1930, taken from website. ALSO Infirmary records on microfilm BK ASH CO # 038 Probate Records – Guardianships - BK ASH CO # 039 CCC – Civilian Conservation Corp; - Ashtabula Tent City – Cederquist Park BK ASH CO # 040 Roll of Honor - Ohio’s Rank & File from Ashtabula Co - - The War of The Rebellion BK ASH CO # 041 News of Yesteryear - Various Ashtabula Sentinel - Articles 1858-1890 By: Paul Hakala BK ASH CO # 042 Ashtabula County Veterans - World War II - BK ASH CO # 043 Ashtabula County – Military, Soldiers & Pensioners - BK ASH CO # 044 Ohio Weather Affecting Ashtabula County - BK ASH CO # 045 - Underground Railroad Ashtabula Co. People - Freed African Americans BK ASH CO # 046 - History of Ashtabula Co. Court House, Jefferson, Ohio - BK ASH CO # 047 - Revolutionary War Veterans – Pensions, Ashtabula Co. - Partial List taken from Mfm: Common Pleas Journals (marked Rev. War Vets Pensions) BK ASH CO # 048 Bicentennial Project 1803 – 2003 - Various Articles Index from the Ashtabula Sentinel BK ASH CO # 049 OHASHTAB Website@ Index www.rootsweb.com/~ohashtab BK ASH CO # 050 Geneva True Temper - Dates back to the beginning in 1854 BK ASH CO # 051 Newspaper clippings, various townships; Geneva, - Code: ACFARM33 Conneaut, Monroe, Pierpont, Jefferson, etc. "Farm Bk 1" BK ASH CO # 052 Ministers that served in Ashtabula County Index Beginning 1800s BK ASH CO # 053 Underground Railroad – Places & People of Ashtabula - County BK ASH CO # 054 Gazette Newspapers - 125 Year History 1876 – 2001 BK ASH CO # 055 Muster-Out Roll, Ashtabula County, Company E Fifth Reg. Of the Ohio Infantry May 11, 1898 - Nov 5, 1898 (copy-returned original) 2 0 2015 - Inventory of Genealogy Rm ( 8324).xls BK ASH CO # 056 Down Memory Lane - Newspaper Clippings 10-20-30 Index Years Ago Today (50-60s) BK ASH CO # 057 Graduating Classes of Ashtabula County Found in various newspapers on microfilm BK ASH CO # 058 1999 Ashtabula County Medical Clinic - Physicians Reference Guide BK ASH CO # 059 2004 Place Names in Ashtabula County, OH - BK ASH CO # 060 2008 Amerikan Suomalaisia 1922 - 1927 : Exerpts from this book with Ashtabula Area Connections BK ASH CO # 061 Ashtabula News - "Reminiscences of Early Times" - Series #1 - #33 ; Dec. 27, 1877 - Sep. 26, 1879 BK ASH CO # 062 1983 Ashtabula Co. Joint Vocational School - Award Ceremony - June 3, 1983 BK ASH CO # 063 2009 Ashtabulans in Michigan BK ASH CO # 064 1893 The City of Ashtabula, O. Early history, natural harbor, modern advantages, schools, churches, societies, manuf., professional, official and business matters. BK ASH CO # 065 World War I Veterans, Ashtabula County Index BK ASH CO # 067 Gravestone Photo's - Various Ashtabula County Cemeteries taken by Barb Wiser BK ASH CO # 068 Ashtab ula County Reunion, Feb, 21, 2010 at Englewood, Fl. Elks BK ASH CO # 069 2009 List of Deaths in Ashtabula Co. Taken from Star Beacon BK ASH CO # 070 Early Ashtabula Town By: Annette Fitch Nelson BK ASHCO # 071 The Girls Birthday Book BK ASHCO # 072 Happy Harbor By: Barbara Maunus BK Broadfield Nursing Home, Formerly built and known as ASH CO # 073 Elmwood Home BK ASH CO # 074 Revolutionary Soldiers, Ashtabula Co. - cemetery inscriptions BK ASH CO # 075 Abolitionists of Ashtabula County, OH BK ASHCO # 076 Kingsville Men Serving in the Military, May 20, 1863 BK ASH CO ACGS ACGS Memorial of Records - BK ASH CO A.C.H.S. 1965 Ashtabula Co. Historical Society Member List - Volume 1 – 12 1953 - 1965 BK ASH CO A.C.H.S. 1971 Ashtabula Co. Historical Society Quarterly Bulletin - Volume 13 - 18 1966 – 1971 BK ASH CO A.C.H.S. 1992 Ashtabula Co. Historical Society Quarterly Bulletin - Volume 19 – 28 1972 – 1992 BK ASH CO King, Tom, Lt. - Ashtabula Co. men fought with Battery C, - First Ohio Light Artillery BK ASH CO Callahan, Diane E. 1978 Ashtabula County 1978; A Contempory View - BK ASH CO A.C.H.S. 2001 Ashtabula County Early Roads & Bridges - BK ASH CO Ashtabula County Finnish 1922 - 1927 - BK ASH CO A.C.H.S. 2001 Ashtabula County & The War of 1812 - BK ASH CO Ashtabula County & Townships – Volume 1 - HISTORY and TRIVIA 3 0 2015 - Inventory of Genealogy Rm ( 8324).xls BK ASH CO Ashtabula County & Townships – Volume 2 - HISTORY and TRIVIA BK ASH CO ACGS 2003 Ashtabula County Bicentennial Project 1803-2003 BK ASH CO 2004 Ashtabula County Community Directory - BK ASH CO 1999 Ashtabula County Community Directory BK ASH CO Howe, Henry Ashtabula County, Ohio; Reprinted from "Historical Collections of Ohio" BK ASH CO 2002 Ashtabula Sentinel, January 11, 1855 – January 1, Index 1857 Contents from The Palmer Website BK ASH CO Campbell, Ian 2010 Ashtabula Train Wreck, December 29, 1876 - "A Nightmare to Remember" BK ASH CO Bible Records, Volume 1, II, III, IV - BK ASH CO Bible Records, Volume V Index BK ASH CO 1887 Business' of Ashtabula County BK ASH CO Covered Bridges and Mills w/ miscellaneous articles - - Some photos & articles donated by Sid Case BK ASH CO Atkins, Quintus F. 2002 Early Settlement of Ashtabula County, OH - BK ASH CO Ellsworth, Catherine 1990 Ellsworth’s Historical Sketches of Ashtabula County, - Trapp Ohio BK ASH CO Famous People of Ashtabula County - Original scrapbook owned by ACHS BK ASH CO Donated by D. Osborn 2011 Farm Auctions 1911 - 1946 INDEX Index Taken from The Jefferson Gazette BK ASH CO Mountain, William D. Genealogical Gleanings from Ashtabula County, Ohio - BK ASH CO 1966 Grand Valley Area – Ashtabula County Industrial - Development BK ASH CO Nelson, Annette Fitch Historical Facts as Gleaned From Old Letters - (Taken from Jefferson Gazette) BK ASH CO Large, Moina W., Mrs. 1924 History of Ashtabula County – Volume 1 Index BK ASH CO Large, Moina W., Mrs. 1924 History of Ashtabula County – Volume 2 Index BK ASH CO ACGS 1985 History of Ashtabula County, Ohio - BK ASH CO Howe, Henry History of Ashtabula County, Ohio 1807-1889 BK ASH CO Williams Brothers 1974 History of Ashtabula County, Ohio – Pioneers & Most - Prominent Men BK ASH CO Star Beacon 1995 Images of Ashtabula County, Ohio - BK ASH CO Index “Large” Book – History of Ashtabula County Index BK ASH CO Index to Ellsworth’s Historical Sketches of Ashtabula Index County, Ohio BK ASH CO 2000 Index to Record of the Historical & Philosophical Index Society of Ashtabula County, Ohio BK ASH CO Clutter, & Haytcher 2000 Letters From A Union Soldier - BK ASH CO List of Folders (#'d in 3-prong mauve colored folders) - for Ashtabula Co. BK ASH CO ACHS , Transcriber 2005 Log Cabin Club “What was it like to be born in a log - cabin?” (From Jefferson Gazette) BK ASH CO Sawyer,Ingersoll & Co 1851 Memoir by Rev.
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