Ohio Genealogical Society Library Field Trip
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On Wednesday 13th October, 2010the Ashtabula county Genealogy Society is planing a field trip to The Ohio Genealogical Society’s new Library in Bellville, Ohio. Admission is free to OGS members and $4.00 per day to non-members. Hours are 9: am-5:00pm Tuesday through Saturday.
The Van has limited seating with a fee of $20.00 per person. There will be two pick up sites. In Ashtabula at the parking lot in the back of Key Bank at 8:00 AM and at the parking lot of the Geneva Public Library at 8:15 AM. You can register for this field trip at the Ashtabula Senior Center at 4632 Main Avenue, phone number 440-998-6750.
General Holdings
The OGS Library is an indispensable resource for Ohio genealogy.
- 28,500 volumes alphabetically by state/county/subject
- Ohio published histories and genealogical references
- Large family history section
- 250,000 ancestor cards alphabetical by surname
- 4,000 Family Bible records, indexed
- First Families of Ohio files, with over 10,000 pre-1821 Ohio settlers
- Settlers and Builders of Ohio files
- Society of Civil War Families of Ohio files
- Various Ohio county court records on microfilm
- Ancestor Charts filed by member surname
- Eight cabinets of family Vertical Files
- Complete set of Ohio Genealogical Society Quarterly (formerly The Report), OGS Genealogy News, Ohio Records & Pioneer Families, Ohio Civil War Genealogy Journal, Gateway to the West and other periodicals
- Ohio Cadastral Map Collection (Land owners)
- Ohio census 1820-1930, Indexes
- Newsletters from 100 OGS Chapters
- Original 1880 Census volumes
- 200 CD ROM titles, computer stations, Internet access
- County and City Directories for Ohio
- Yearbooks
- Nearly 300 manuscript collections
- International Genealogical Index, Ancestral File, for World.
- Researchers in our library can access the following sites: ogs.org, Ancestry.com, Heritagequestonline.com, Footnote.com, Newspaperarchive.com, genealogybank.com, Newenglandancestors.org, and labs.familysearch.org. Please ask the volunteer for assistance.
- For more information on The Ohio Genealogical Society visit their web site..



