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https://www.wissar.org/stephen-tainter View full record
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The GoAncestry Library database contains basic information on the printed materials in our library; you can browse the full Library here or use the search feature if you know the title or author. Browse below for a subset of our library focusing on this County: View full record
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On January 7, 1813, the Ohio government authorized the creation of Richland County. Residents named the county after its rich soil. During the early nineteenth century, the county was home to John Chapman (Johnny Appleseed). For full text, see: http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Richland_County. View full record
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Interment.net Mansfield Memorial Park Find A Grave http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScn=&CScntry=4&CSst=37&CScnty=2109 View full record
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The Richland County Museum - Preserving Our Legacy, Illuminating Our Future. The Richland County Museum (http://www.richlandcountymuseum.org/) is dedicated to the preservation and presentation of the history of Richland County, Ohio. Housed in a circa 1850 school house, the Museum displays a variety of artifacts from the 19th and 20th Centuries, illustrating the rich history of our area. Museum volunteers serve as docents during regular Museum hours, lead special tours for school and club groups, and take the Museum “on the road” to classrooms and meeting halls around Richland County, and to events at Malabar Farm State Park. Volunteers also supply the necessary “behind-the-scenes” brain and muscle, designing and executing displays, conserving artifacts, and planning programs and events. View full record
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Oak Hill Cottage was purchased by the Historical Society in 1965. Included in the sale were the accumulated furniture and contents from the Victorian period of the 100+ years occupation by the Dr. Johannes Jones family. It would be difficult to find a better documented house than Oak Hill, having been featured with interior and exterior photos in an 1896 county atlas and the focal point of Louis Bromfield's first novel, The Green Bay Tree. The question of saving the house had been on the minds of Mansfield preservationists for a long time, and its future uncertain, when purchase of the house initiated an 18 year struggle to fund and accomplish the restoration. Recent expansion of the Oak Hill project has included the purchase and restoration of a carriage house originally part of the Oak Hill property, and the purchase of the turn of the century house across Oak Hill Place (a Sears catalog house) that also occupies a lot originally part of the grounds. The Richland County Historical Society is a 501(c3) non-profit corporation, governed by a Board of Trustees. http://www.oakhillcottage.org/ View full record
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http://www.oakhillcottage.org/index.html http://www.ohiolha.org/members/richland-county-historical-society/ View full record
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The Mansfield/Richland County Public Library (http://www.mrcpl.org/) has a mission to provide library materials, services, programs and initiatives that create and support a vibrant quality of life in Richland County. Their Sherman Room (http://www.mrcpl.org/find-stuff/genealogy) houses the Library's collection of genealogical resources as well as Mansfield, Richland County and Ohio historical materials. While none of the items in the Sherman Room may be checked-out, they are available to the public during regular library hours. View full record
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Meetings are held the second Thursday of every other month at the Olney Public Library. Members were asked to turn in pedigree charts and family files which have all been indexed with about 1400 surnames listed in our files. Several books and family genealogies have been donated to the society. These are housed in the Genealogy section of the Anderson Library located at the Olney Central College. Over the years, thanks to many volunteers, these collections have been increased by the addition of birth, death, obituaries, marriage, county records, state records, and research books. The genealogy library also has this type of information for surrounding IL counties and some states. http://rcgen.org/ We are housed in the library on the 2nd floor of Olney Central College, Olney, Illinois, — —located south on Rt 130 and West at the stop light at Rural King View full record
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We created this page to display county information for each state. Our team is engaged in building out the content to populate this page, sharing genealogy and history information. In the near future, we will be adding our library records which contain Books, Newspapers, Photos, Postcards, and other unique materials. Some of these are being presented to connect descendants with their family heirlooms (postcards, journals, Bibles). These library records will also be useful to those wanting assistance in finding an entry for their ancestors; we will perform "lookups" as time permits. If you have suggestions for content or basic input on the website, send us a message. We would be happy to incorporate your ideas. As we continue to populate this page, it should become more useful in your research so please check back soon! View full record
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We created this page to display county information for each state. Our team is engaged in building out the content to populate this page, sharing genealogy and history information. In the near future, we will be adding our library records which contain Books, Newspapers, Photos, Postcards, and other unique materials. Some of these are being presented to connect descendants with their family heirlooms (postcards, journals, Bibles). These library records will also be useful to those wanting assistance in finding an entry for their ancestors; we will perform "lookups" as time permits. If you have suggestions for content or basic input on the website, send us a message. We would be happy to incorporate your ideas. As we continue to populate this page, it should become more useful in your research so please check back soon! View full record
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We created this page to display county information for each state. Our team is engaged in building out the content to populate this page, sharing genealogy and history information. In the near future, we will be adding our library records which contain Books, Newspapers, Photos, Postcards, and other unique materials. Some of these are being presented to connect descendants with their family heirlooms (postcards, journals, Bibles). These library records will also be useful to those wanting assistance in finding an entry for their ancestors; we will perform "lookups" as time permits. If you have suggestions for content or basic input on the website, send us a message. We would be happy to incorporate your ideas. As we continue to populate this page, it should become more useful in your research so please check back soon! View full record
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We created this page to display county information for each state. Our team is engaged in building out the content to populate this page, sharing genealogy and history information. In the near future, we will be adding our library records which contain Books, Newspapers, Photos, Postcards, and other unique materials. Some of these are being presented to connect descendants with their family heirlooms (postcards, journals, Bibles). These library records will also be useful to those wanting assistance in finding an entry for their ancestors; we will perform "lookups" as time permits. If you have suggestions for content or basic input on the website, send us a message. We would be happy to incorporate your ideas. As we continue to populate this page, it should become more useful in your research so please check back soon! View full record
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We created this page to display county information for each state. Our team is engaged in building out the content to populate this page, sharing genealogy and history information. In the near future, we will be adding our library records which contain Books, Newspapers, Photos, Postcards, and other unique materials. Some of these are being presented to connect descendants with their family heirlooms (postcards, journals, Bibles). These library records will also be useful to those wanting assistance in finding an entry for their ancestors; we will perform "lookups" as time permits. If you have suggestions for content or basic input on the website, send us a message. We would be happy to incorporate your ideas. As we continue to populate this page, it should become more useful in your research so please check back soon! View full record
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The Mansfield/Richland County Public Library (http://www.mrcpl.org/) has a mission to provide library materials, services, programs and initiatives that create and support a vibrant quality of life in Richland County. Their Sherman Room (http://www.mrcpl.org/find-stuff/genealogy) houses the Library's collection of genealogical resources as well as Mansfield, Richland County and Ohio historical materials. While none of the items in the Sherman Room may be checked-out, they are available to the public during regular library hours. View full record
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The Richland County Genealogical Society (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohrichgs/) is a Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society. This website hosts a variety of information including the 1850 census index, 1840s news items, and miscellaneous probate court records. View full record
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http://www.oakhillcottage.org/index.html http://www.ohiolha.org/members/richland-county-historical-society/ View full record
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Oak Hill Cottage was purchased by the Historical Society in 1965. Included in the sale were the accumulated furniture and contents from the Victorian period of the 100+ years occupation by the Dr. Johannes Jones family. It would be difficult to find a better documented house than Oak Hill, having been featured with interior and exterior photos in an 1896 county atlas and the focal point of Louis Bromfield's first novel, The Green Bay Tree. The question of saving the house had been on the minds of Mansfield preservationists for a long time, and its future uncertain, when purchase of the house initiated an 18 year struggle to fund and accomplish the restoration. Recent expansion of the Oak Hill project has included the purchase and restoration of a carriage house originally part of the Oak Hill property, and the purchase of the turn of the century house across Oak Hill Place (a Sears catalog house) that also occupies a lot originally part of the grounds. The Richland County Historical Society is a 501(c3) non-profit corporation, governed by a Board of Trustees. http://www.oakhillcottage.org/ View full record
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The Richland County Museum - Preserving Our Legacy, Illuminating Our Future. The Richland County Museum (http://www.richlandcountymuseum.org/) is dedicated to the preservation and presentation of the history of Richland County, Ohio. Housed in a circa 1850 school house, the Museum displays a variety of artifacts from the 19th and 20th Centuries, illustrating the rich history of our area. Museum volunteers serve as docents during regular Museum hours, lead special tours for school and club groups, and take the Museum “on the road” to classrooms and meeting halls around Richland County, and to events at Malabar Farm State Park. Volunteers also supply the necessary “behind-the-scenes” brain and muscle, designing and executing displays, conserving artifacts, and planning programs and events. View full record
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Interment.net Mansfield Memorial Park Find A Grave http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScn=&CScntry=4&CSst=37&CScnty=2109 View full record
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On January 7, 1813, the Ohio government authorized the creation of Richland County. Residents named the county after its rich soil. During the early nineteenth century, the county was home to John Chapman (Johnny Appleseed). For full text, see: http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Richland_County. View full record
