Paulding County Ohio: Federal Census Index (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781025893785)

"Paulding County Ohio: Federal Census Index" serves as a vital genealogical tool for researchers and historians focusing on the population of Northwest Ohio. Compiled by Glenna Bennett Doster and Dorthy Font Hasselschwert, this comprehensive index organizes federal census data to provide a clear and accessible record of the individuals and families who resided in Paulding County during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

This work is an essential resource for those tracing family lineages, conducting demographic studies, or exploring the local history of the region. By meticulously cataloging names and census entries, the authors have created a bridge to the past, allowing users to efficiently locate historical figures and ancestors within the official government records. Whether used for professional genealogical research or personal family discovery, "Paulding County Ohio: Federal Census Index" preserves a snapshot of the community's heritage and offers an invaluable starting point for historical inquiry into the residents of Ohio.

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