Cemeteries
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Bridgetown Cemetery Association Records Records consist of a listing of the burials for each year. This Cincinnati area cemetery was formerly known as the German Bridgetown Cemetery and the records were kept in German until 1906. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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St. John's Catholic Cemetery Records Consists of alphabetical records of the Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Society of St. John's Cemetery. Statistics include name, age, date of death, place of death, date of interment, home parish, last residence, and marital status. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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St. Mary's and St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery Records Consists of alphabetical records of the Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Society for St. Mary's and St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery. Statistics include name, age, date of death, date of interment, home parish, last residence, and marital status. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Cincinnati Cemetery Statistics Collection Records A collection of cemetery statistics from the following Cincinnati cemeteries: New Haven, Old Baptist, Darby, Lee, Sand Run, Bevis, and Cedar Grove. Information includes name, date of death, place of death, marital status, birthplace, occupation, parents, cause of death, race, and last residence. Statistics are arranged alphabetically within each cemetery. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Braken County, Kentucky, Cemetery Statistics Records Collection consists of an alphabetically arranged card file with name, date of death, and spouse's name for those buried in Braken County, Kentucky, cemeteries. In earlier records, name(s) of bondsmen or bondswomen are included. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Springdale Cemetery Statistics Records Records consist of a name card index file of those buried in Springdale Cemetery, Hamilton County, Ohio. The information provided is erratic and includes name and date of death, age at death, birth date, occupation, place of birth, and parent's names. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Clermont County Cemetery Statistics Records Records consist of a card index file with the names and information about persons buried in several small cemeteries in Clermont County, Ohio. Information usually includes date of death, birthday, next of kin, as well as the name and location of the cemetery where the individual is buried. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Evergreen Cemetery Records The bulk of the records consist of volumes of cemetery statistics. These books list name, date of birth, date of death, birthplace, date of interment, cause of death, and parent's names for individuals buried in Evergreen Cemetery. The books are arranged chronologically, by date of interment, and are not indexed. Also included in this collection are Grave Plat Books, Single Grave Section Books (listing mostly children and infants), Soldier and Sailor Books, and Family Plot Books which lists the name and date of death of persons buried in group plots. Evergreen Cemetery is located in Southgate, Kentucky. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Champaign County Cemeteries Records, 1955 Consists of six volumes of Champaign County cemetery listings, compiled in 1955 by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The volumes are indexed. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Vine Street Hill Cemetery Records Consists of ten volumes of records listing burials in a Cincinnati-area cemetery. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Mt. Washington Cemetery Records Consists of six volumes of records from a Cincinnati-area cemetery. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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St. Joseph New Cemetery Association Records Consists of fourteen volumes of the records of a Cincinnati-area cemetery. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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St. John's Catholic Cemetery Records Contains seven volumes of cemetery records, written in German, from this Cincinnati-area Catholic Church. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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St. John's Cemetery Association Records The records for this Cincinnati cemetery association consist of three volumes written in German. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Heritage United Methodist Church Records Included in the records of this Cincinnati church is a listing of burials in the church cemetery and one volume of church membership lists. Subject Area(s): Religion, Cemeteries |
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St. Joseph Cemetery Association Records Contains three volumes of cemetery records which are written in German until 1912. The association is located in Cincinnati. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery Records Consists of two volumes of a Cincinnati cemetery. Records are in German until 1904. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Walnut Hills Cemetery Records Consists of an index and register for a Cincinnati-area cemetery. Early listings are in German. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Cemetery Records Consists of one volume of burial records from this Cincinnati cemetery. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Germantown Cemetery Lot Index Lot index consists of an alphabetical listing of owners of lots in Germantown Cemetery. Information includes name, date, lot number, and amount paid. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries |
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Harrison Township Cemetery Association / Greencastle Cemetery Records
The collection contains handwritten and typed documents of burial plots and grave records, maps, financial reports and receipts, deeds, ledgers, meeting minutes, photographs, and correspondence. The records pertain to both New Greencastle Cemetery and Old Greencastle Cemetery, which are burial grounds of some of the founders of Dayton. Subject Area(s): Civic Organizations, Cemeteries, Local History |
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Dayton Memorial Park Cemetery & Mausoleum Collection
The Dayton Memorial Park Cemetery & Mausoleum has offered services since 1923 and is located in Montgomery County, Ohio, on 8135 North Dixie Drive. The collection is composed of an alphabetized index of internments up until the index list was printed out on May 20, 2003. The index is arranged alphabetically by last name and provides the following information: Name of Deceased, Service #, Grdn, Section, Lot, Sb, Sp, Sex, Age, Service Date, Type, and Veteran. The cemetery is divided into several sections including: traditional burial grounds, in ground cremation, veterans section, Columbaria, Mausoleum Crypts, and an infant section. Notable internments include: U.S. Congressmen Walter Hugh Albaugh and Harry Nelson Routzohn, race car drivers Charles Engle, William “Bill Mackey” Gretsinger, and Edward Lewber, Actress Agnes Moorehead, test pilot Howard M. Rinehart, and Medal of Honor Recipient Joe Calvin Paul. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries, Civic Organizations, Local History |
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Woodland Cemetery Collection
The Woodland Cemetery Collection contains materials relating to the organization and business ventures of the Woodland Cemetery Association. Materials such as organization histories, rules and regulations, meeting minutes, financial records, and correspondence provide a history of the organization while documents such as interment and cremation records provide insight into the function that the cemetery plays in Dayton, Ohio. In addition to these written documents, there are numerous visual documents such as photographs, negatives, and slides that illustrate Woodland Cemetery. Subject Area(s): Cemeteries, Family and Personal Papers, Civic Organizations, Local History |
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Rockafield Family Papers
Reports and correspondence showing the history of ownership of Wright State University land during the 1800s, a listing of families buried in Rockafield Cemetery, and correspondence from the Rockafield's during their service in the Civil War. Subject Area(s): Family and Personal Papers, Civil War, Wright State University, Cemeteries, Local History |
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Wright Family Funerals, a Narrative
Narrative and commentary on the Wright Family funerals, written and donated by Chip Boyer, whose family owned Boyer Mortuary and handled the funerals of Wilbur, Milton, Katharine, and Orville Wright. Subject Area(s): Wright Brothers Collections, Aviation, Family and Personal Papers, Cemeteries, Local History |
