Lookup Volunteers
Volunteers are Needed!
If you own any Montgomery County, OH books and would be willing to do lookups, please let me know! If it is your intention to charge for your research, this isn't the page that you belong, there is a page for paid researchers, which I have included as a service to the researchers. Montgomery County, OH @ Trails to the Past, nor I make any guarentee's as to the quality or proficency of those researchers, it is simply there for your enlightment.
Please feel free to request a look-up form the following books following these guidelines:
1. PLEASE limit your request
to ONE name/couple per request and no more than
two requests a day.
We want to provide a service, not find full-time employment. [grin]
2. Please
put MONTGOMERY COUNTY LOOKUP in the subject line of your
request to
insure that the message is not overlooked.
3. Send your lookup request to
the email address of the volunteer.
4. In the first line of the
messagge, please put the name of the book you are
requesting the
lookup in.
5. In the second line of the
message, please put your name and e-mail address
for reply.
6. Describe exactly what
you want looked up.
7. Don't forget to thank the
volunteer.
If you receive a response from a
lookup volunteer, please remember that the
research was done by the volunteer on thier own time. If
you feel the
research wa helpful and can afford a small donation to
cover the volunteers
time, gas, and postage, please don't be afraid to ask the
volunteer if you
may. Our volunteers are special and we're sure it would
be appreciated.
Montgomery County Birth and Death Records |
Reference Book |
Volunteer |
|
| Death microfilms to the late 1800s | need volunteer |
Montgomery County Marriage Records |
| Marriage records from 1800 to about 1875 | need volunteer |
Montgomery County Cemetery Inscriptions |
| Montgomery
County Cemetery Inscriptions, Miami Township Ungerer (Benner), Butt (Munger), Evergreen, Gebhart (St. John's), Highland Memorial, Schoolhouse (Canal), Miamisburg (Library), Cedar Grove (Kerchner), Our Lady of Good Hope, Maimisburg Moyer, Root (Zeller), Stettler, Troxell, & Zion Cemeteries |
Marita Easterday | [email protected] |
| German
Township Montgomery County Ohio Cemeteries by A. Wayne Webb and Lois J. Davidson |
Need volunteer | |
| Jackson
Township Montgomery County Ohio Cemeteries by A. Wayne Webb and Lois J. Davidson |
Need volunteer |
Montgomery County Census Records |
| 1830 Federal Census - there is no index and I'll have to wade through 150 pages of images. If you have a specific township identified, that will help speed things up. |
Keith Buck | [email protected] |
| 1850 German and Jackson township census | Neeed Volumteer |
Montgomery County Probate Records |
| Montgomery
County, Ohio Administration and Wills 1805 - 1850 & Gaurdians 1805-1860 by Rose Shilt and Audrey Gilbert |
Need Volunteer |
Church Records |
Montgomery County Histories, Biographies, Atlases, and Newpaper Items |
Reference Book |
Volunteer |
|
| "Our
National Calamity of Fire, Flood and
Tornadoes" from 1913 that has quite a bit on
the flood & fires in Dayton in March of
1913. There are quite a few little stories,
mentions, etc. about some residents. I'd be glad to look up names for people but would appreciate it if they would limit it to people they know for sure were in Dayton at the time. |
Carin Rhoden |
Military Records |
| I
live 40 miles from Andersonville Civil War Prison
in Macon County Georgia and have had a very
sucessful several months doing Volunteer lookups
on the onsite database as well as on a CD that I
purchased so I can do this at home. My lookups are at no charge for anyone who ask. To speed things up their records are also online at.....http://www.corinthian.net/mccc/plookup.htm Just enter the name you are looking for and search. If you have records showing your ancester was there, and hes not listed, I can check further as some mispellings happened during record keeping and I can check by alphabet on my CD. I also will take pics of graves found for a small fee. I go about twice a month and altho I have a great deal of sucess...Im keeping up with the large amount of request. The records are very extensive as there were 13000 who died there and only 460 buried there as unknown. |
Kevin Frye |
[email protected] |
Other County Records |
Wright State University Libraries Special Collections
Misc. Montgomery County Information |
| 1928 Dayton City Directory | Beth Dinwoody | [email protected] |
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