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Little Home Histories in Our Early Homes Belmont County, Ohio
This book (first published in 1943 by Beulah Patten McDonald, and her husband) contains first-hand accounts written by numerous individuals and information passed down in families about life in the early 1800's through the turn of the century in this section of southeastern Ohio.
Will Abstracts, Belmont County, Ohio
Abstracts names, dates, relationships, property and relationships for the period.
Will Abstracts, Belmont County, Ohio, Volumes I and K (1856-1872)
This is the fifth volume in a series of will book abstracts from Belmont County, Ohio. The main purpose of this volume, and this series, is to act as an index to the original records. Entries typically include names and dates gleaned from the issuance of letters testamentary or letters of administration, followed by appraisal, sale, and final settlement data. The majority of entries also provide a wealth of names and relationship information. This handy reference book will be a valuable aid to Belmont County researchers by revealing relationships, confirming associations, or providing clues. It is interesting to follow the change in customs seen in the records during the sixteen years abstracted herein. An extensive every-name index adds to the value of this work. -- back cover.
Will Abstracts Belmont County, Ohio, Volumes D, E, and F (1827-1839)
This is the second volume in a series of will book abstracts from Belmont County, Ohio. The main purpose of this volume, and this series, is to act as an index to the original records. Entries typically include names and dates gleaned from the issuance of
Deed Abstracts, Belmont County, Ohio
This volume consists of an index to Belmont County, Ohio deeds recorded officially between 1801 and 1809; however, the execution dates may occasionally fall outside that range, especially at the beginning of Volume A. The main purpose of this volume, and this series, is to act as an index to the original records. Entries typically include: volume and page of the deed book on which the document appears; date of execution; grantor (and wife) and residence; grantee and residence; amount of consideration offered; land description; history of land; neighbors; if conveyed in fee simple, date by which payments should be completed if done in installments; amount of land involved; the way the grantor(s) signed the document; names of witnesses; name of interviewer (and his office) who conducted the acknowledgment interview (and date of interview if date of document and its recording date are separated by a substantial period of time); and recording data. Some of these items may be missing in some deeds. This handy reference book will be a valuable aid to Belmont County researchers. Numerous plats and an extensive full name index add to the value of this work.
