Index to Pathfinders – Volumes VI and VIII
An inclusive name index to residents and other important people of Jefferson County, Ohio, taken from Mr. Hunter’s Pathfinder Publications, including Volumes VI and VIII.
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The Jefferson County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society offers a variety of history books, reprints, and indexes preserving the people, places, and stories of Jefferson County. These publications include community histories, surname indexes, commemorative works, and local heritage titles that help researchers better understand the county’s past. Individual chapter publications are available through a suggested chapter donation of $25 per publication.
An inclusive name index to residents and other important people of Jefferson County, Ohio, taken from Mr. Hunter’s Pathfinder Publications, including Volumes VI and VIII.
A richly detailed history of the earliest settlers in Warren Township and vicinity. Includes stories of the founding father of Tiltonsville, along with descriptions of families, places, and local history, illustrated with photos.
A 25-page publication preserving Reverend T.V. Milligan’s historical compilation on Jefferson County, originally delivered as a July 4, 1876 speech and passed down through chapter member Fred Milligan’s family.
A reprint covering the years 1797–1897, including old photographs and local histories from Steubenville and Jefferson County.
A reprint commemorating 150 years of Steubenville and Jefferson County history, including photos, local stories, business histories, and a surname and business index edited by chapter members.
A commemorative volume covering two centuries of history in La Belle City, from the founding around Fort Steuben to Steubenville’s growth as Jefferson County’s cultural and industrial center.
An index to Howe’s Historical Collections of Ohio compiled by Sandy Day, helping researchers locate people and places relevant to Jefferson County history.
A 189-page genealogy and history compendium of Jefferson County and Steubenville, including portraits, indexes, directories, and cemetery records. Available through FamilySearch.
A 28-page booklet about Smithfield, Ohio, from 1800 to 1976, written by Marie Mooney and Ella Maxwell. This publication is available directly from the Smithfield Historical Society.
An updated graduate directory listing Smithfield High School graduates from 1885 to 1972. Available directly through the Smithfield Historical Society.
A work capturing the lore, traditions, and storytelling of the Yellow Creek valley, preserving the character and history of the region for readers interested in local heritage.
If you cannot find a name, title, or record set in our online publications catalog, try the website search, visit the office, or submit a research request for more personalized help.
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