As we gather in gratitude this Thanksgiving season, the Crawford County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society extends our heartfelt thanks to all veterans for their service and sacrifice. One meaningful way family historians can honor these men and women is by preserving and sharing their stories for future generations. Whether you're researching a military … Continue reading Celebrating Veterans in Crawford County Ohio
Vernon Township Crawford County Ohio Cemeteries
The message below was originally published in Volume 4, Issue 1 of the Crawford County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society Newsletter in February 1978. Family Researchers will still find this list useful! Crawford County Cemeteries …… VERNON TWP. Dapper (Dapper German Lutheran) - S E corner of S.R. 598 & Remlinger Rd. Dickson - … Continue reading Vernon Township Crawford County Ohio Cemeteries
Tod Township Crawford County Ohio Cemeteries
The message below was originally published in Volume 4, Issue 1 of the Crawford County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society Newsletter in February 1978. Family Researchers will still find this list useful! Crawford County Cemeteries …… TOD TWP. Martin Luther Evan. Luth Cem. - W. side of Knauss Rd., between Bucyrus-Nevada Rd. & Nevada-Wynford … Continue reading Tod Township Crawford County Ohio Cemeteries
Civil War 101st Company E Ohio Volunteer Infantry of Crawford County – part 4
The below list was copied from the 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry book at the Bucyrus Historical Society. Reprinted here from Volume 3, Issue 4 of the Crawford County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society Newsletter in November 1977. page 20 Civil War -- Company E 101st O.V.I.S. men from Bucyrus, Galion, Crestline and Leesville 31. … Continue reading Civil War 101st Company E Ohio Volunteer Infantry of Crawford County – part 4
From Family Trees to Artificial Intelligence: A Conversation with Linda Collins
Genealogist, author, and CCOGS Lineage Societies Chair Linda Collins reflects on research, storytelling, forensic genealogy, and the growing role of AI in family history. Image generated by Copilot and Canva. Many genealogists are curious about artificial intelligence, but aren't quite sure where it fits into their research. Can AI help solve long-standing brick walls? Is … Continue reading From Family Trees to Artificial Intelligence: A Conversation with Linda Collins
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