Genealogy
The Mahn Center has an abundance of resources useful for genealogical research. From local government records to labor union collections that include information on membership, to rare books documenting births, deaths, marriages, and more in southeastern Ohio as well as Native American Heritage, there is a variety of options for those looking for information on their family history.
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Local County Government RecordsThe Mahn Center has resources for every county in southeast Ohio and beyond. These include birth records, marriage records, death records, and more.
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William E. Peters PapersWilliam E. Peters was a lawyer, engineer, and surveyor in Athens, Ohio. Peters documented and mapped the southeastern Ohio Landscape, focusing, among many other things, on area cemeteries, tombstones, graveyards, and family histories.
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Barbara Straus Reed Collection on Southeastern Ohio JewsThis collection contains information on early Jewish settlers in Southeast Ohio, covering topics including migration, biographies, and transcripts of interviews of Southeast Ohio Jewish residents.
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Honoring our past : proceedings of the first two conferences on West Virginia's black history byCall Number: E185.93.W5 H6 1991xPublication Date: 1991This book tells the history of Black residents of West Virginia including a general history, biographical history, and genealogical history of select families discussed at the first two conferences on West Virginia Black History.
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Indian Blood byCall Number: E98.G44 P3 1993xISBN: 1884532055Publication Date: 1993-01-01A part of the rare book collection, These two volumes by Pangburn list last names and connect them to Native American tribes throughout Appalachia and the east coast.
Books documenting:
* Note that not every book listed through the links above will be directly relevant *