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Below are Obituary indexes to the Akron Beacon Journal, 1937-present. The indexes contain names of deceased individuals and the date (s) their obituaries were published in the Akron Beacon Journal.
Akron, OHobituary and death notices. Search years from 1985 to today for obits, ancestry info.
See full list on familysearch.orgRutherford B Hayes Ohio Obituary IndexThe Ohio Obituary Index was compiled from original newspapers by Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center Librarystaff and volunteers. Starting in 2001, other Ohio libraries started entering data into the Index, so it now extends beyond the holdings of the Hayes Presidential Library. As of this date, 50 libraries are partners in the Ohio Obituary Index and are indexing old and current newspaper entries, totaling more than 2.1million obituaries and death notices as well as some marriage notices...See full list on familysearch.orgObituaries from the Columbus Dispatch are available from the Columbus Public Libraryto card holders (any Ohio resident is eligible). Limit 1 request per day, 4 per month. Emailed as a PDF.See full list on familysearch.orgObituary Abstracts of the 1870s from the Sandusky Daily Register and the Sandusky Weekly Register Second Edition. Elizabeth N. Proudfoot and Judy A. Maczuga, 1999 Stark County District Library at Canton has several searchable indexes online for obituaries from various Stark County newspapers for 1815 to the present. Not all years for all papers are included. The information lists the name, date of the newspaper and page and location. What are the Akron Beacon Journal obituary indexes?The indexes contain names of deceased individuals and the date (s) their obituaries were published in the Akron Beacon Journal. To request a copy of an obituary cited in the indexes, please contact us. For obituaries prior to 1937, see our Akron Beacon Journal Subject Indexes (1841-1939).How do I access the Ohio obituary index?To access available information, first log into FamilySearch. The Ohio Obituary Index was compiled from original newspapers by Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center Library staff and volunteers. Starting in 2001, other Ohio libraries started entering data into the Index, so it now extends beyond the holdings of the Hayes Presidential Library.Where can I find obituaries in Ohio?Ohio, Obituaries – Obit City If you wish to search this state’s historic newspapers for obituaries, click on Ohio Online Historical Newspapers Summary For all Free Ohio Collection Links in 24 Genealogy Categories, go to the By Location Page, click on Ohio, and then click on the category of interest. Good Luck and Happy Hunting!Why is the Ohio obituary index so popular?The Ohio Obituary Index became even more popular on when Ancestry.com merged the Index with its huge online database. Ancestry is a subscription-based genealogy research website with more than four billion records online, and more being added daily. · Using The Ancestor Hunt’s Obituary Page will lead you to obituary and obituary index collections for the U.S. and Canada. It has about 20,000 links to free transcription, index, and clipping collections.
Obituary Abstracts of the 1870s from the Sandusky Daily Register and the Sandusky Weekly Register Second Edition. Elizabeth N. Proudfoot and Judy A. Maczuga, 1999
Stark County District Library at Canton has several searchable indexes online for obituaries from various Stark County newspapers for 1815 to the present. Not all years for all papers are included. The information lists the name, date of the newspaper and page and location.
· Using The Ancestor Hunt’s Obituary Page will lead you to obituary and obituary index collections for the U.S. and Canada. It has about 20,000 links to free transcription, index, and clipping collections.
