Microfilm of the records listed in the indexes below are available at the Champaign County Library.
Please check out the Research Request Policy to learn how to request copies of the indexed information.
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Champaign County Links
Along Spain Creek Looking back at people, places and things in the North Lewisburg area
Due to space, the library is currently accepting book and audiovisual materials in good condition on a limited basis.
Materials will be added to our collection if they are needed and meet the criteria of the collection development policy. Other materials will be sold by the Friends of the Library, given to other libraries, or discarded. Once a gift is accepted by the library, it will not be returned to the donor.
The following is just a few tips when researching your house – Check out the book "Discovering the History of Your House" by Betsy J. Green for more in depth information!
Four most important sources of written information:
1. Deeds
2. Old phone books and city directories
3. Newspapers
4. Obituaries of former owners.
Take photos of your home (from all angles). You can use this when discussing your house with others (including former owners) or when looking through old pictures of the area.
We at the Champaign County Library are happy to assist you in your genealogy research. If you live out of town, or are unable to come in and use our genealogy collection yourself, we do offer some basic research services. Keep in mind that time and staff constraints prevent us from assisting in detailed or large projects.
Champaign County Courthouse
200 North Main St
Urbana , OH 43078
Probate Court 937-484-1028
Common Pleas Court 937-484-1000
Champaign County Health Department
1512 South US Hwy 68, Suite Q100
Urbana , OH 43078
937-484-1605
Champaign County Recorder
1512 South US Hwy 68, Suite B200
Urbana , OH 43078
937-484-1630
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General Index to Marriages |
1805 to 1967 |
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Marriage Records |
The War Sketch Project was undertaken by Amy Perry and Gloria Malone of the Champaign County Library. The book is so large (12 X 17 X 3) and old that the pages were literally falling out of the book. The pages were handwritten and the ink has faded, so it was very difficult to read the pages in order to retype the information. There were also misspellings and mistakes throughout the original entries and these were left in our reproduction.
This Volume is designed to contain the record of the war services (1861-1865) of the living and deceased members of this post; the living to certify to the statement of their services, and the facts relating to the dead to be certified by the Post Historian.
The supplementary part of the Volume is for a continuance of the personal sketches as occasion may require in the opinion of the Post Historian, also for the preservation of the names, and record of other soldiers or sailors who enlisted from the immediate locality.
