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Belmont County, Ohio
Welcome to the Belmont County, OHGenWeb Project 2010

 

Belmont County Courthouse,
Main Street
St. Clairsville, Ohio

Belmont County was one of the first counties settled in Ohio.
Belmont County was established by Governor St. Clair on September 7, 1801.
This was 2 years before Ohio officially became a state. Belmont County was the site of many desperate Indian battles.

The County Seat is St. Clairsville which is situated on an elevated site, in rich farming country, on the Old National Road (Now U.S. Route 40). St. Clairsville was named for Gen. Arthur St. Clair, Governor of the Northwest Territory.

The name "Belmont" or "belle monte" means Beautiful Mountain.

Belmont County Ohio

Belmont County is located in the Southeastern portion of Ohio. Belmont County is bordered by Guernsey, Noble, Monroe, Harrison, and Jefferson counties in Ohio. The complete eastern border of Belmont County runs along the Ohio River. Across the river in West Virginia neighboring counties are: Ohio and Marshall.



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The Belmont County OHGenWeb is looking for volunteers to transcribe the census (must have access to the microfilm) or who can do cemetery readings for transcription. The USGenWeb has a goal to get all census years online and my goal is to make Belmont County an excellent source for researchers by having all census years online. If you can help with either of these projects please e-mail at Carol Montrose and let me know what you can do to help.




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This site is part of the OHGenWeb Project and the USGenWeb Project. It is maintained to assist, entertain, and hopefully enlighten anyone and everyone who is searching for their roots in Belmont County. This is your site - so feel free to offer any ideas or suggestions. If you have any additional information, cemetery or census records, links to a page containing your Belmont County genealogy, or any interesting information you would like to see here - please contact me. Together we can make this page an excellent source of information for everyone. Thank you and happy hunting!

All information contained within the Belmont County OHGenWeb site is, to the best of our knowledge, accurate. We cannot be responsible for any misinformation provided to the coordinators or typographical errors contained herein.
To document your genealogical research, always request a hardcopy from the providing source.

About The USGenWeb Project

In March and April, 1996, a group of genealogists organized the Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database. The idea was to provide a single entry point for all counties in Kentucky, where collected databases would be stored. In addition, the databases would be indexed and cross-linked, so that even if an individual were found in more than one county, they could be located in the index. In June, as the Kentucky Project was coming to completion, it was decided to expand the project to include all states. Volunteers were found who were willing to coordinate the collection of county pages for each state page.

Many Thanks to the previous County Coordinator, Bernice Wilson, for creating a wonderful genealogy research tool for Belmont County Ohio.

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