Ohio, Geauga County Records - FamilySearch Historical Records

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The collection consists of digital images of following types of records:


 * Marriage Records (1921-1970)
 * Naturalization Records (1913-1959)
 * Naturalization Index (1959)
 * Probate Wills (1911-1921)
 * Deed Books (1887-1900)

Records are from the Geauga County Archives and Records Center. This collection is being published as images become available.

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Related Family History Library Holdings

 * Geauga County, deed records, 1886-1903
 * Geauga County, marriage records, 1919-1954
 * Geauga County, naturalization records, 1860-1959
 * Geauga County, probate records, 1910-1921

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