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Author/Editor: Edited by Jeffrey G. Herbert for the Hamilton County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society
Price: $79.00
This index contains more than 30,000 burials that took place in New St. Joseph Cemetery, also known as St. Joseph Irish Cemetery, between January 1850 and December 1894. The names were taken from microfilm copies of the original records. Also included are lists of LDS film numbers; original lot owners; and priests serving Irish parishes in or near Hamilton County, Ohio.
BuyHamilton County, Ohio, Burial Records, Volume 18, New St. Joseph Irish Cemetery, 1850-1894 Buy
Price: $28.00
Old St. Joseph Cemetery was established in 1843 as a burial ground for Roman Catholics in Cincinnati, Ohio. Record books are still in existence begin in the year 1845. This index contains names of more than 13,000 Old St. Joseph Cemetery burials that took place before 1880. Maps of cemetery sections are also included.
BuyHamilton County, Ohio, Burial Records, Volume 19, Old St. Joseph German Cemetery, 1845-1879 Buy
Price: $55.00
This is the 20th volume in the Church Burial Records series. The index contains names of more than 28,500 burials which occurred before 1880. The records were abstracted from the old record books that began in 1849 and were written in German using the old German script. This, coupled with the fact that the books are very old, faded, and falling apart, makes using them for family history research very difficult.
BuyHamilton County, Ohio, Burial Records, Volume 20, St. John German Cemetery, 1849-1879 Buy