Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Ohio, USA
Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Ohio, USA

Ohio’s death records are a critical resource for genealogists researching family histories in the Midwest. Official statewide death registration began in 1908, though earlier records can be found at the county level, with some dating back to the early 19th century during Ohio’s statehood period.

These records typically include details such as family relationships, birthplaces, and causes of death, offering insights into personal and community histories. Additional sources, like cemetery records, obituaries, and church registers, help supplement gaps in early documentation. Ohio’s history as a key location in westward expansion, industrial growth, and the Underground Railroad makes these records especially valuable. They are indispensable for uncovering family connections and understanding Ohio’s cultural and historical significance.


Research your ancestors on MyHeritage

Birth, Marriage & Death


Retrieved from ""