Ohio Genealogical Records
Ohio Birth & Baptism Records
Digital images of birth certificates issued by the state of Ohio, which include name; date and place of birth; gender; parent's names, ages and places of birth and other details. Records can be searched by a name index.
An index to 8.22 million births recorded in the state. It lists name, date and place of birth and a reference which can be used to obtain a full birth record.
An index to birth and christening records, including name, date and place of birth/baptism, parents' names and other details.
An index to and images of Lutheran registers containing close to 3 million baptism, marriage and death records.
An index to and images of 36,000 birth records for children of US citizens registered abroad. Records contain child's name, date and place of birth, parents' names and ages, occupations, residence, passport numbers, consulate where registered, parents' naturalization dates, parents place of of birth and number of living children to the parents.
Ohio Marriage & Divorce Records
Around 215,000 marriage records from the beginning of Ohio's statehood onwards.
Images of over 4.5 million marriages recorded at Ohio county courthouses. Entries can be searched by a name index.
Abstracts of marriage records, which list the names, birth years and residences of brides and grooms. The index covers around 3 million marriages and can be used to located full marriage records.
An index to over 3.5 million marriages, including a reference to order a full marriage certificate.
An index to close to 2 million divorces filed in Ohio, including the name of the husband and wife, years of birth, year of divorce, county of residence, number of minor children, marriage duration, grounds for divorce and to whom a decree was granted. The index can be used to locate further records.
Ohio Death & Burial Records
An index to over 3.5 million deaths registered by Ohio state, linked to images of death certificates, which may include name, date and place of death, gender, race, marital status, date and place of birth, occupation, parent's names and places of birth, cause of death and more.
Digital images of 2.15 million death certificates, which include name, gender, colour, marital status, date and place of death, cause of death, date and place of birth and parents' names and places of birth. Searchable by a name index.
Transcriptions of over 5.3 million death records from Ohio state. They may list the name of the deceased, their: residence, date and place of death, age or date of birth, place of birth, race, education, father's name and more.
An index to 5.8 million death records, including a reference which can be used to order a full death certificate.
An index to around 545,000 death and burial records. The index can be used to locate original records, which may contain further details.
Ohio Census & Population Lists
Names of 104,000 Mormons extracted from church membership records. The database may also contain gender, parents' names, spouse's name, children's names, date of birth, date of marriage, date of death, residence, burial location and church ordinances.
An index to over 485,000 names listed in federal censuses, pensioner lists, slaves schedules, voters lists and veteran schedules.
Records registering over 15 million men born between 1877 and 1897, including name, age, birth date and place, residence, employer, and physical description.
A name index and digital images of registers recording almost 135 million people living in the United States. The registers record age, place of birth, relationships, occupations and more.
An index to 125 million people living in the United States, linked to registers recording their age, place of birth, family relationships and more.
Newspapers Covering Ohio
A database of 27,854 obituary notices which appeared in the Cleveland Jewish News. Each entry contains the deceased's name, date of death, and in which issue of the Cleveland Jewish News the obituary appeared. Each entry usually contains the deceased's age, birthplace, and maiden name. The name of the cemetery is occasionally noted.
Text-searchable editions of over 7,500 newspaper titles from the United States, containing 2 billion articles and over 100 million obituaries.
A growing collection of text-searchable, digitalised newspapers from the United States of America. Contains thousands of titles and over 100 million pages.
Text-searchable editions of and over 250 million obituaries and death notices extracted from over 7,500 United States newspaper titles.
This database contains digitized volumes of more than 60 Quaker publications, including some foreign-language periodicals. Names have been indexed from a variety of articles including births, marriage notices, obituaries, officers, missionaries, committee members, names of people who have moved, and other references to members of the Society of Friends.
Ohio Wills & Probate Records
An index to and images of more than 1.2 million wills and probate documents. They typically record details of the deceased's relatives; and sometimes describe real and personal property, sentiments, convictions, intended places of burial and more.
An index to almost 78,000 wills that were disputed. The index can lead you to documents that may shed a great deal of genealogical information as disputes often arose between siblings and cousins.
Abstracts of English wills that are connected to early American families. In addition, it contains genealogical notes and pedigrees, maps, tabular charts, illustrations, and an index of 30,000 names as well as a fifty-one page index of places, with details of where many of the early families settled.
Abstracts of English wills that are connected to early American families. In addition, it contains genealogical notes and pedigrees, maps, tabular charts, illustrations, and an index of 30,000 names as well as a fifty-one page index of places, with details of where many of the early families settled.
Ohio Immigration & Travel Records
Digital images of around 390,000 cards recording naturalisations. May include date and place of birth, date of arrival in the US and more. Searchable by a name index.
Digital images of registers recording the arrival of passengers and crew at New York harbour. Varying details are included, such as name, age, gender, occupation, nationality, race, last place of residence, intended place of residence and more. The registers can be searched by a name index of over 28 million names.
This database contains an index of aliens and citizens crossing into the U.S. from Canada via various ports of entry along the U.S.-Canadian border. It may include name, age, date and place of birth, gender, ethnicity/nationality, names of friends and relatives and more.
Name index and images from passenger lists of those arriving in San Francisco, California. Records details, such as place of birth and occupation of around 3 million people.
Images of passenger and crew lists, searchable by an index of more than 51 million names. Lists may contain details such as age, gender, place of origin, occupation and much more.
Ohio Military Records
Containing information on over 250,000 individuals, this database is a great source of military information on your Ohio ancestors. Information that may be listed for each individual includes the soldier's name, age, birthplace, address, branch of service and enlistment date, military rank and discharge status, brief history of military career, and date and cause of death if occurred during enlistment.
An official record of the Ohio regiments in the Spanish-American War, including details of over 19,000 men from Ohio who served in the war.
An index and digital images of registers listing the deaths of around 250,000 Union soldiers. The registers list name, rank, company, date and place of death, cause of death and miscellaneous notes.
Brief details of around 60,000 servicemen from Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia. Contains religious affiliation, photographs, education history, parents' names and more.
Digital images of over 10 million registration cards, which record name, address, date and place of birth, next of kin, employer and more. Cards can be searched by a name index.
Ohio Court & Legal Records
Details of meetings discussing the reorganization of the state constitution to permit annual sessions of the legislature, a veto for the governor which could be overridden by a three-fifths vote of each house, establishment of state circuit courts, eligibility of women for election to school boards, and restrictions on municipal debt.
Digital images of applications for passports, which list name, date and place of birth, father's particulars, immigration and naturalisation details, residence, occupation, photograph and more. Searchable by a name index.
An index to 49 million applications and claims for social security. The index includes name, SSN, date and place of birth, nation of citizenship, gender, father's name, mother's maiden name and race.
Over 2.3 million records from investigations of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Name index and images of the name and subject index to correspondence of the Records and Pension office. Searchable by an index of almost 800,000 names.
Ohio Taxation Records
Digital images of registers recording the names of land owners, the location and lot number of their land(s), remarks on the land(s), their value and taxable value. Searchable by a name index.
An index to and digital images of registers recording 8.8 million instances of taxation. The records list the name of the person or business being taxed: their address and details tax assessed and paid.
Ohio Land & Property Records
Digital images of registers recording the names of land owners, the location and lot number of their land(s), remarks on the land(s), their value and taxable value. Searchable by a name index.
An index to and digital images of 2.2 million land patents, primarily cash and homestead, from Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Documents recording land transfers. The records contain names, acreages, signatures, dates, mineral rights, bounds, descriptions of land and more.
Maps of Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin listing land owners and details of the land.
A database of details from land ownership records, listing details for around 1,000 parcels.
Ohio Directories & Gazetteers
An index to and digital images of books that describe various facets of the state and list around 5 million inhabitants. They may include address, occupation, business name, property status, wife's name and more.
Images from books, searchable by a text index, that lists important information about the area and the names of residents and businesses.
A searchable book containing information relating to the area, its residents and businesses.
A text index linked to digital images of a book that lists important information about the area and the names of its residents and businesses.
A directory of the court, parliament, aristocracy, mayors, civil service, military, militia and banks in the British Empire.
Ohio Cemeteries
A growing database of over 200,000 gravestones, searchable by name and organised by cemetery.
A database containing details of the burial of 7.6 million US military veterans. Entries may contain details of birth, next of kin and more.
Photographs and transcriptions of millions of gravestones from cemeteries around the world.
A growing collection of millions of funeral and cemetery record transcriptions, including obituaries and names of relatives.
This database contains cards recording details for members of the US Army interred in national cemeteries. May include details of next of kin, military service and other details.
Ohio Obituaries
An index to over 2.75 million obituaries detailing the lives of Ohioans. The index lists the source where the full obituary can be found.
A database of 27,854 obituary notices which appeared in the Cleveland Jewish News. Each entry contains the deceased's name, date of death, and in which issue of the Cleveland Jewish News the obituary appeared. Each entry usually contains the deceased's age, birthplace, and maiden name. The name of the cemetery is occasionally noted.
Text-searchable editions of over 7,500 newspaper titles from the United States, containing 2 billion articles and over 100 million obituaries.
A growing collection of millions of funeral and cemetery record transcriptions, including obituaries and names of relatives.
A growing database containing 10s of millions of abstract obituaries with a reference to the publication it occurred in and a link to the full obituary if available online.
Ohio Histories & Books
A collection of 2,200 books recording history, biographical sketches, maps, business notices, statistics and population numbers, pictures, descriptions of industry and business, stories of early settlement and pioneers, colleges and universities, military history, geography etc. of localities in the US.
Details of meetings discussing the reorganization of the state constitution to permit annual sessions of the legislature, a veto for the governor which could be overridden by a three-fifths vote of each house, establishment of state circuit courts, eligibility of women for election to school boards, and restrictions on municipal debt.
One of the earliest attempt to form a comprehensive dictionary of places in The Americas.
A database of over 300,000 photos, etchings, engravings and other mediums depicting places and events in the British Isles and the rest of the world.
Over 7 million remembrances and historic details submitted by Ancestry members. Useful for local historians.
Ohio School & Education Records
A growing index to over 300 million entries in middle school, junior high, high school, and college yearbooks linked to digital images of the yearbook pages. Yearbooks usually include name and photo, but may include biographical data, such as family relations, academic achievements and hobbies.
An index to and digital images of over 20,000 year books, listing details of schools, students and staff. Many contain photographs.
A variety of publications listing names of students, faculty, alumni, and others associated with US universities, seminaries and theological institutes, normal schools, medical schools, academies, military schools, etc. Records include catalogues, obituary records and necrologies, class histories, speeches and addresses, commencement exercises, class reports, registers, prospectus, circulars, proceedings, annual reports, magazines and other documents.
Digital images of a variety of publications listing the names of students, faculty, alumni, and others associated primarily with preparatory and similar schools, including academies, high schools, seminaries, reform schools, institutes, industrial schools, military academies, dance schools, grammar schools, Latin schools and others. Searchable by an index of around 650,000 names.
Digital images of a variety of publications listing the names of college students, faculty, alumni, and others associated with places of learning. They include catalouges of students and officers, histories, biographical sketches, retrospectives, memorials, registers, anniversary books, annual reports, addresses and commencement exercises, alumni lists, lists of lectures and courses, board proceedings, catalogues of fraternity members, and other items.
Ohio Occupation & Business Records
This database is an index to crew lists of vessels that arrived at Toledo, Ohio. The majority of the crew members were U.S. and Canadian citizens.
A text index linked to digital images of a book that lists important information about the area and the names of its residents and businesses.
This database contains an index of names and other vital information extracted from church records listing men who held a high office in and around Kirtland, Ohio, and Nauvoo, Illinois, in the early nineteenth century.
Over 2.3 million records from investigations of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
An index and digital images of schedules recording statistical data concerning agriculture, industry, social and other areas. Includes many people and businesses.
Pedigrees & Family Trees Covering Ohio
An indexed work including genealogical charts listing over 30,000 Quakers from Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and North Carolina.
Pedigrees of women who were descendants of one or more servicemen of The American Revolutionary War. Contains 100,000s of names.
A searchable database of linked genealogies compiled from thousands of reputable and not-so-reputable sources. Contains many details on European gentry & nobility, but covers many countries outside Europe and people from all walks of life.
Genealogical charts, and coats of arms where appropriate, of prominent families in America's early history.
A compilation of lineage-linked family trees submitted by Ancestry users. The database contains over 2 billion individuals and is searchable by numerous metrics.
Ohio Royalty, Nobility & Heraldry Records
A searchable database of linked genealogies compiled from thousands of reputable and not-so-reputable sources. Contains many details on European gentry & nobility, but covers many countries outside Europe and people from all walks of life.
A lengthy history of England detailing the country's connection to the U.S.A. Includes much detail on royalty, nobility and other historical figures of note.
Ohio Church Records
This database contains an index of names and other vital information extracted from church records listing men who held a high office in and around Kirtland, Ohio, and Nauvoo, Illinois, in the early nineteenth century.
An index to and digital images of documents recording almost 6 million names. They include registers of births, marriages and deaths; lists of members; movement of members between congregations; records of discipline; disownment; burials and more.
This database contains digitized volumes of more than 60 Quaker publications, including some foreign-language periodicals. Names have been indexed from a variety of articles including births, marriage notices, obituaries, officers, missionaries, committee members, names of people who have moved, and other references to members of the Society of Friends.
An index to close to 900,000 names occurring in Quaker meeting records. These cover items such as discipline, admittance, movement between meetings, some vital events and much more.
An index to and images of Lutheran registers containing close to 3 million baptism, marriage and death records.
Biographical Directories Covering Ohio
A collection of 2,200 books recording history, biographical sketches, maps, business notices, statistics and population numbers, pictures, descriptions of industry and business, stories of early settlement and pioneers, colleges and universities, military history, geography etc. of localities in the US.
A ten volume work containing close to 20,000 biographies of notable Americans.
Over 75,000 biographies covering congressmen, women, military and other notable individuals.
An index to millions of biographies, listing names, dates of birth and death and the biography's source publication.
Detailed guides for researchers with Spanish-American ancestors. It includes biographies and genealogical charts for over 700 noted Spanish-American families.
Ohio Maps
A collection of 2,200 books recording history, biographical sketches, maps, business notices, statistics and population numbers, pictures, descriptions of industry and business, stories of early settlement and pioneers, colleges and universities, military history, geography etc. of localities in the US.
Maps of Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin listing land owners and details of the land.
Maps recording districts used to allot areas in which census takers would operate. Searchable by street name and more.
Various maps and documents listing and delineating around 7 million land plots and their owners. Searchable by a name index.
This database is a collection of maps and atlases detailing land areas that comprise the present-day United States and Canada, as well as various other parts of the world.
Ohio Reference Works
An index to over 2.7 million articles published in various genealogical, historical and ethnographic publications.
A search engine that covers over 2.5 million pages of vital records, family trees, biographies and other genealogical resources.
Details of record collections held by numerous sub-branches of The National Archives.
Detailed guides for researchers with Spanish-American ancestors. It includes biographies and genealogical charts for over 700 noted Spanish-American families.
A directory of bodies that hold important collections of genealogical and historical records, ordered by state. As it was published in 1997, some contact details may be out of date, but the organizations' names can be used to locate updated information.
Historical Description
OHIO. This state has heretofore been classed among the North-west States of the American Union; but the vast accumulation of territory lying still farther west and north has left Ohio more properly among the Middle States, on the Atlantic side of the continent: indeed, her relative position, considered in regard to the present north-western possessions of the United States, is actually that of one of the Eastern States of this republic. Marietta, the oldest town in the state, was settled, in 1788, by the “New England Ohio Company.” The next permanent settlement was at Columbia, in the following year. In 1791, a company of French emigrants founded the town of Gallipolis. Large bodies of New England people, in 1796, settled several towns on Lake Erie. Before the above settlements were undertaken, several of the neighboring states, which, by charter or otherwise, were proprietors of various tracts of unappropriated western lands lying within this territory, had, from time to time, relinquished their claims; and numerous Indian titles were also extinguished by treaty. A territorial government was formed in 1799, in which year the legislature convened for the first time, at Cincinnati, and elected General William H. Harrison as delegate to Congress. A state constitution was formed in 1802, by virtue of which, and under authority of Congress, Ohio became an independent member of the federal Union.
Boundaries and Extent
Bounded north by the State of Michigan and Lake Erie; east by the States of Pennsylvania and Virginia, being separated from the latter by the Ohio River; south by said river, which divides it from Kentucky; and west by the State of Indiana. The Ohio River washes the border of the state, through its numerous meanderings, for a distance of over 430 miles. The state contains 40,000 square miles, and measures 200 miles from north to south, by 220 miles from east to west. It lies between 38° 30' and 42° north latitude, and between 80° 35' and 84° 42' west longitude.
Government
The constitution provides for the election of a governor biennially; but he cannot be elected for more than three terms in succession. Members of the Senate, 36 in number, are elected for two years, one half chosen annually. The House of Representatives is composed of 72 members, elected for one year. All these elections are by the people. The state secretary, treasurer, and auditor are chosen by the legislature, in joint ballot, for three years. The sessions of the General Assembly commence annually on the first Monday in December, at Columbus, the capital of the state. White males, 21 years of age, residents for one year in the state, and tax-payers, are entitled to the right of suffrage. The constitution has been recently revised and modified; but its new features do not seem to be essential improvements in principle upon its former provisions.
Judiciary
The judges of the Supreme Court, of the Common Pleas Courts, and of the city courts, are appointed, by concurrent vote of the two houses of the legislature, for seven years. The oldest Supreme Court judge in commission officiates as chief justice. There are four of these judges, two of whom hold a court in each county once a year. The Common Pleas Courts are held in some counties three times in each year, in others only twice, by a president judge and three associates. There are Superior Courts established in Cincinnati and in Cleveland; also a commercial court in the former city.
Education
On the admission of this state into the Union, it was stipulated, for certain considerations, that one thirty-sixth part of all the territory should be set apart for the maintenance of common schools. This liberal reservation makes ample provision for securing to coming generations the advantages of early instruction; and, thus far, the compact, on the part of the state, has been faithfully carried out Good schools are diffused all over the land; and all needful attention and aid are given by the people to their support and improvement. There are many thousands of public grammar and primary schools in the state, some hundreds of academies or similar seminaries, and about twenty universities, colleges, and other institutions of a high order. The amount of the school fund owned by the state is above $1,700,000; and nearly $300,000 is annually apportioned to the several counties for school purposes. The number of persons over 20 years of age, who can neither read nor write, is about 35,000.
Finances
The state revenues are chiefly derived from taxes of various descriptions, viz., on real and personal property, professions, pedlers, foreign insurance agencies, auctioneeys, brokers, banks, joint stock companies, &c, also from land sales, canal tolls, dividends on state property, interest on surplus revenue and other investments, &c. The expenditures include appropriations for state government purposes, interest on foreign debt, common schools, repairs on public works, &c. The total amount of the state debt, at the close of the fiscal year of 1849, including nearly $17,000,000 foreign debt, was somewhat over $19,000,000. The difference between the receipts and disbursements for the same year showed a balance in the treasury of $554,000. Upwards of $3,000,000 worth of stock in various public works is owned by the state, which yields liberal dividends. The gross income of these works, in 1849, was over $740,000. The total value of taxable property was about $430,000,000, and the revenue from taxes on real and personal estates amounted to $1,260,000.
Surface, Soil, &c.—Near the borders of Lake Erie, and for some distance in the interior of the northern part of the state, the surface is generally level, and occasionally somewhat marshy. The section of country in the vicinity of the Ohio River, in the eastern and southeastern quarters, is elevated and broken, although there are no lofty mountains in the state. But the entire region is a table land, reaching to a height of 600 to 1000 feet above the ocean level. The most level and fertile lands are situated in the interior, through which flows the River Scioto. Vast prairies lie near the head waters of that river, of the Muskingum, and the two Miami Rivers, upon which there is no growth of timber, but which yield abundance of coarse grass. The forests, in other parts, produce oaks, walnut, hickory, beech, birch, maple, poplar, sycamore, papaw, cherry, buckeye, and whitewood, in all their varieties. Pines are uncommon, and the whitewood is generally substituted. The staple agricultural product of the state is wheat, of which enormous quantities are annually exported. Rye, oats, buckwheat, Indian corn, and other grains, are raised in great profusion; and nearly every species of garden vegetable is cultivated successfully. It is estimated that nine tenths of the land is adapted to purposes of agriculture, and that three fourths of it is extraordinarily fertile. Fruits of all descriptions known in the same latitude grow luxuriantly in all parts of the state.
Rivers
Besides the noble Ohio, which washes the south and south-east borders of the state, there are its numerous tributaries, some of which are streams of considerable magnitude, and extensively navigable. The Muskingum, which enters the Ohio at Marietta, affords navigation for boats through an extent of 100 miles. The Scioto, navigable for 130 miles, discharges itself into the Ohio at Portsmouth. The Great Miami, a rapid stream, after a course of 100 miles, joins the Ohio in the south-west corner of the state. The Little Miami, 70 miles in length, falls into the Ohio near Cincinnati. These rivers have many branches and forks, extending in various directions. A number of large streams flow northwardly into Lake Erie; as the Maumee, Huron, Sandusky, Cuyahoga, Vermilion, Ashtabula, Grand, and Black Rivers. These also have many branches.
Internal Improvements
Many important public works have been undertaken and accomplished in this state. The Ohio Canal, 307 miles in length, extends from Cleveland, on the shore of Lake Erie, to Portsmouth, on the Ohio River; and there are connected with it sundry branches, one of which reaches 50 miles.. This work, commenced in 1825 and completed in 1832, cost $5,000,000. The Miami Canal, 178 miles long, extends from Cincinnati, and connects with the Wabash and Erie Canal at Defiance. This is also intersected by several branches. The Mahoning, a branch of the Ohio Canal, commences at Akron, and extends 88 miles, to Beaver River. Two continuous lines of railroad extend across the state, from north to south-one from Cincinnati to Sandusky, the other from Cincinnati to Cleveland, which is also connected by railroad with Pittsburg, Buffalo, Sandusky, and Toledo. There are numerous important lines in progress, extending east and west, and, indeed, in almost every direction.
Minerals
Ohio does not present so great a variety of geological formations as are found in most other states. It is found that there are five distinct divisions of rocks, viz., blue limestone, the thickness of which is estimated at from 700 to 1000 feet; black shale, 250 feet; fine-grained sandstone, 350 feet; conglomerate, 200 feet; and coal series, 2000 feet. Indications of all these several formations are found in some counties; while in others those of only one or two of them are discoverable. The great coal region lies on the western bank of the River Ohio, and occupies not far from one fourth part of the whole state. The strata, as usual elsewhere, are interspersed with beds of iron ore; and immense quantities of both these materials are obtained from this quarter of the state. . It is affirmed, in a Cleveland journal of March, 1851, that 1200 square miles in Ohio are underlaid with iron; and that a tract explored in 1838 was found adequate to furnish iron throughout an extent of 61 miles long by 60 wide, one square mile of which would yield 3,000,000 tons of pig iron —so that this district would contain 1,000,000,000 tons. If 400.000 tons were taken from it annually, it would require 2500 years to remove the whole.
Manufactures
The manufactures of this state are confined principally to articles the raw materials of which are of home growth, as wool, iron, leather, tobacco, flour, sugar, wax, lard, silk, potash, &c. All the usual collateral branches are also carried on to any required extent Though not strictly connected with this item, it may be proper here to remark that millions of horses, mules, neat cattle, sheep, and swine are raised within the state, and that great numbers of living animals, as well as vast quantities of packed beef and pork, are annually sent to eastern markets.
Population
The people of Ohio are remarkable for industry, enterprise, and public spirit They have “increased and multiplied,” through accessions from the older states, and from Europe, in an almost incredible ratio. The growth of the population has been without parallel, until, perhaps, the recent thronging towards the golden land in the farthest west From the time when the first census was taken, a period of only 60 years, the number of inhabitants has been augmented from 3000 to nearly 2,000,000.
Climate
In general, the climate through out the state is highly favorable to human health. The summer season, though warm, is regular, with the occasional and somewhat rare exception of a whirlwind or hurricane. The winters are not severely cold, nor subject to violent storms; and the intermediate seasons are delightfully pleasant. It is true that in some of the marshy localities, giving rise to unwholesome vapors, the inhabitants are subject to those peculiar distempers always prevalent in such districts; but even there, the range of disorders scarcely extends beyond fevers and agues.
Curiosities
The remains of ancient Indian villages, mounds, and fortifications, discoverable in many counties of the state, constitute the most remarkable subjects of curious interest Particular descriptions of these vestiges may be found in Howe’s Historical Collections of Ohio, a work of 600 pages, octavo, full of minute detail, published at Cincinnati, in 1850. In the Scioto valley, within a compass of 12 to 15 miles around the city of Chilicothe, these extraordinary monuments are very numerous. A map, showing their respective positions, and an ample and very able account of a series of explorations made in that region, and elsewhere in the valley of the Mississippi, by Messrs. Squier and Davis of Ohio, between 1845 and 1847, may be found in the Transactions of the American Ethnological Society, vol. ii.
Most Common Surnames in Ohio
| Rank | Surname | Incidence | Frequency | Percent of Parent | Rank in United States |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Smith | 118,378 | 1:100 | 4.10% | 1 |
| 2 | Miller | 79,977 | 1:148 | 5.87% | 7 |
| 3 | Johnson | 67,656 | 1:176 | 3.08% | 2 |
| 4 | Brown | 63,225 | 1:188 | 3.56% | 4 |
| 5 | Williams | 58,587 | 1:203 | 3.05% | 3 |
| 6 | Jones | 56,556 | 1:210 | 3.40% | 5 |
| 7 | Davis | 52,678 | 1:225 | 3.76% | 6 |
| 8 | Wilson | 36,838 | 1:322 | 3.78% | 9 |
| 9 | Moore | 35,205 | 1:337 | 4.09% | 13 |
| 10 | Thomas | 34,799 | 1:341 | 3.99% | 12 |
| 11 | Taylor | 34,544 | 1:344 | 3.86% | 11 |
| 12 | Thompson | 29,786 | 1:399 | 3.78% | 20 |
| 13 | Clark | 29,420 | 1:404 | 4.08% | 22 |
| 14 | Jackson | 28,767 | 1:413 | 3.46% | 16 |
| 15 | Martin | 28,729 | 1:413 | 3.51% | 17 |
| 16 | White | 28,321 | 1:419 | 3.49% | 18 |
| 17 | Baker | 27,624 | 1:430 | 5.12% | 36 |
| 18 | Hall | 26,866 | 1:442 | 4.33% | 30 |
| 19 | Anderson | 26,668 | 1:445 | 2.63% | 8 |
| 20 | Harris | 25,972 | 1:457 | 3.37% | 21 |
| 21 | Lewis | 24,143 | 1:492 | 3.74% | 25 |
| 22 | Robinson | 23,985 | 1:495 | 3.82% | 27 |
| 23 | Young | 23,616 | 1:503 | 3.94% | 31 |
| 24 | King | 22,905 | 1:519 | 4.08% | 32 |
| 25 | Adams | 22,515 | 1:527 | 4.06% | 34 |
| 26 | Hill | 21,050 | 1:564 | 3.87% | 35 |
| 27 | Allen | 20,883 | 1:569 | 3.34% | 28 |
| 28 | Evans | 20,365 | 1:583 | 4.49% | 46 |
| 29 | Scott | 20,342 | 1:584 | 3.79% | 38 |
| 30 | Wright | 19,711 | 1:603 | 3.55% | 33 |
| 31 | Campbell | 19,483 | 1:610 | 3.95% | 41 |
| 32 | Myers | 19,286 | 1:616 | 6.58% | 84 |
| 33 | Walker | 18,791 | 1:632 | 2.96% | 26 |
| 34 | Phillips | 18,496 | 1:642 | 4.21% | 47 |
| 35 | Roberts | 18,228 | 1:652 | 3.85% | 43 |
| 36 | Green | 17,184 | 1:691 | 3.20% | 37 |
| 37 | Reed | 17,032 | 1:697 | 4.90% | 66 |
| 38 | Lee | 16,968 | 1:700 | 2.02% | 15 |
| 39 | Morris | 16,262 | 1:730 | 4.06% | 55 |
| 40 | Mitchell | 16,232 | 1:732 | 3.56% | 45 |
| 41 | Snyder | 16,027 | 1:741 | 7.70% | 144 |
| 42 | Carter | 15,946 | 1:745 | 3.28% | 42 |
| 43 | Stewart | 15,617 | 1:760 | 3.88% | 54 |
| 44 | Turner | 15,162 | 1:783 | 3.54% | 48 |
| 45 | Howard | 15,035 | 1:790 | 4.52% | 70 |
| 46 | Bailey | 14,969 | 1:793 | 4.18% | 64 |
| 47 | Fisher | 14,752 | 1:805 | 5.32% | 94 |
| 48 | Cox | 13,960 | 1:851 | 4.06% | 67 |
| 49 | Long | 13,916 | 1:853 | 4.86% | 87 |
| 50 | Ross | 13,829 | 1:859 | 4.68% | 80 |
| 51 | Morgan | 13,784 | 1:862 | 3.78% | 60 |
| 52 | Edwards | 13,386 | 1:887 | 3.15% | 49 |
| 53 | Ward | 13,300 | 1:893 | 4.03% | 71 |
| 54 | Murphy | 13,232 | 1:898 | 3.44% | 58 |
| 55 | Parker | 13,015 | 1:913 | 3.12% | 51 |
| 56 | Hughes | 12,867 | 1:923 | 4.22% | 78 |
| 57 | Wagner | 12,748 | 1:932 | 6.07% | 139 |
| 58 | Bell | 12,723 | 1:933 | 3.52% | 62 |
| 59 | Gray | 12,404 | 1:957 | 3.86% | 75 |
| 60 | Price | 12,114 | 1:980 | 4.15% | 86 |
| 61 | Rogers | 12,040 | 1:986 | 3.12% | 57 |
| 62 | Bennett | 11,837 | 1:1,003 | 3.64% | 74 |
| 63 | Gibson | 11,700 | 1:1,015 | 4.88% | 117 |
| 64 | Jenkins | 11,638 | 1:1,020 | 4.25% | 100 |
| 65 | Hamilton | 11,326 | 1:1,049 | 4.35% | 102 |
| 66 | Russell | 11,189 | 1:1,061 | 4.04% | 95 |
| 67 | Nelson | 11,098 | 1:1,070 | 2.07% | 39 |
| 68 | Weaver | 10,849 | 1:1,095 | 6.16% | 195 |
| 69 | Perry | 10,813 | 1:1,098 | 3.94% | 98 |
| 70 | Adkins | 10,753 | 1:1,104 | 12.06% | 448 |
| 71 | Patterson | 10,613 | 1:1,119 | 4.16% | 107 |
| 72 | Wood | 10,598 | 1:1,121 | 3.15% | 69 |
| 73 | Stevens | 10,569 | 1:1,124 | 4.47% | 119 |
| 74 | Brooks | 10,432 | 1:1,138 | 3.19% | 73 |
| 75 | Fox | 10,352 | 1:1,147 | 5.05% | 147 |
| 76 | Rose | 10,334 | 1:1,149 | 5.16% | 156 |
| 77 | Carpenter | 10,305 | 1:1,152 | 6.13% | 212 |
| 78 | Foster | 10,240 | 1:1,160 | 3.48% | 81 |
| 79 | West | 9,933 | 1:1,196 | 3.87% | 104 |
| 80 | Watson | 9,831 | 1:1,208 | 3.08% | 76 |
| 81 | Wells | 9,806 | 1:1,211 | 4.41% | 130 |
| 82 | Jordan | 9,766 | 1:1,216 | 3.85% | 108 |
| 83 | Cole | 9,640 | 1:1,232 | 3.80% | 109 |
| 84 | James | 9,565 | 1:1,242 | 3.17% | 79 |
| 85 | Henderson | 9,535 | 1:1,246 | 3.48% | 99 |
| 86 | Burns | 9,453 | 1:1,256 | 4.27% | 131 |
| 87 | Powell | 9,408 | 1:1,262 | 3.42% | 97 |
| 88 | Coleman | 9,400 | 1:1,263 | 3.37% | 92 |
| 89 | Wallace | 9,342 | 1:1,271 | 3.68% | 110 |
| 90 | Kelly | 9,334 | 1:1,272 | 2.83% | 72 |
| 91 | Reynolds | 9,239 | 1:1,285 | 3.61% | 105 |
| 92 | Crawford | 9,132 | 1:1,301 | 4.24% | 134 |
| 92 | Webb | 9,132 | 1:1,301 | 4.31% | 137 |
| 94 | Alexander | 9,054 | 1:1,312 | 3.45% | 101 |
| 95 | Woods | 9,048 | 1:1,313 | 4.10% | 132 |
| 96 | Butler | 9,017 | 1:1,317 | 3.19% | 88 |
| 97 | Graham | 9,007 | 1:1,319 | 3.48% | 103 |
| 98 | Porter | 8,925 | 1:1,331 | 4.43% | 153 |
| 99 | Hayes | 8,887 | 1:1,336 | 3.61% | 114 |
| 100 | Black | 8,776 | 1:1,353 | 4.27% | 145 |
| 101 | Barnes | 8,716 | 1:1,363 | 3.11% | 89 |
| 102 | Marshall | 8,686 | 1:1,367 | 3.82% | 128 |
| 103 | Meyer | 8,683 | 1:1,368 | 4.16% | 142 |
| 104 | Arnold | 8,659 | 1:1,372 | 4.62% | 175 |
| 105 | Cunningham | 8,593 | 1:1,382 | 4.89% | 197 |
| 106 | Ferguson | 8,554 | 1:1,388 | 4.45% | 166 |
| 107 | Richardson | 8,490 | 1:1,399 | 2.71% | 77 |
| 108 | Hoffman | 8,445 | 1:1,406 | 4.58% | 178 |
| 109 | Rice | 8,393 | 1:1,415 | 4.40% | 169 |
| 110 | Mason | 8,300 | 1:1,431 | 4.11% | 151 |
| 111 | Owens | 8,286 | 1:1,433 | 3.64% | 127 |
| 112 | Sullivan | 8,192 | 1:1,450 | 2.79% | 83 |
| 113 | Wolfe | 8,176 | 1:1,453 | 7.32% | 332 |
| 114 | Sanders | 8,132 | 1:1,460 | 2.90% | 90 |
| 115 | Yoder | 7,966 | 1:1,491 | 17.22% | 924 |
| 116 | Henry | 7,930 | 1:1,498 | 3.77% | 138 |
| 117 | Riley | 7,924 | 1:1,499 | 4.69% | 209 |
| 118 | Kennedy | 7,915 | 1:1,500 | 3.48% | 129 |
| 119 | Ellis | 7,891 | 1:1,505 | 3.23% | 115 |
| 120 | Elliott | 7,836 | 1:1,516 | 4.38% | 189 |
| 121 | Shaw | 7,807 | 1:1,521 | 3.74% | 143 |
| 122 | Bowman | 7,795 | 1:1,524 | 5.67% | 267 |
| 123 | Mills | 7,759 | 1:1,531 | 4.07% | 171 |
| 124 | Keller | 7,736 | 1:1,535 | 5.79% | 274 |
| 125 | Bryant | 7,720 | 1:1,538 | 3.18% | 116 |
| 126 | Richards | 7,690 | 1:1,544 | 4.62% | 217 |
| 127 | Schneider | 7,604 | 1:1,562 | 5.36% | 258 |
| 128 | Montgomery | 7,602 | 1:1,562 | 5.08% | 239 |
| 129 | Peters | 7,595 | 1:1,564 | 4.34% | 198 |
| 130 | Palmer | 7,540 | 1:1,575 | 3.81% | 159 |
| 131 | McCoy | 7,456 | 1:1,593 | 5.27% | 260 |
| 132 | Hunt | 7,414 | 1:1,602 | 3.67% | 152 |
| 133 | Weber | 7,395 | 1:1,606 | 4.98% | 244 |
| 134 | Simmons | 7,391 | 1:1,607 | 2.90% | 106 |
| 135 | Murray | 7,385 | 1:1,608 | 3.20% | 124 |
| 136 | Simpson | 7,346 | 1:1,617 | 3.61% | 149 |
| 137 | Schmidt | 7,326 | 1:1,621 | 3.71% | 160 |
| 138 | Daniels | 7,311 | 1:1,624 | 3.96% | 179 |
| 139 | Walters | 7,245 | 1:1,639 | 5.28% | 268 |
| 140 | Spencer | 7,235 | 1:1,642 | 4.17% | 201 |
| 141 | Hicks | 7,230 | 1:1,643 | 3.68% | 161 |
| 142 | George | 7,229 | 1:1,643 | 4.47% | 222 |
| 143 | Boyd | 7,201 | 1:1,649 | 3.58% | 154 |
| 144 | McDonald | 7,167 | 1:1,657 | 3.06% | 122 |
| 145 | Kelley | 7,163 | 1:1,658 | 3.97% | 185 |
| 146 | Harrison | 7,145 | 1:1,662 | 3.02% | 120 |
| 147 | Tucker | 7,120 | 1:1,668 | 3.39% | 140 |
| 148 | Wheeler | 7,108 | 1:1,671 | 4.41% | 225 |
| 149 | Hunter | 7,105 | 1:1,672 | 3.59% | 158 |
| 150 | Conley | 7,071 | 1:1,680 | 9.82% | 560 |
| 150 | Hart | 7,071 | 1:1,680 | 3.93% | 186 |
| 152 | Berry | 7,052 | 1:1,684 | 3.99% | 192 |
| 153 | Chapman | 6,976 | 1:1,702 | 4.18% | 215 |
| 154 | Shaffer | 6,940 | 1:1,711 | 9.05% | 522 |
| 155 | Peterson | 6,865 | 1:1,730 | 1.88% | 59 |
| 156 | Lucas | 6,828 | 1:1,739 | 5.29% | 284 |
| 157 | Armstrong | 6,795 | 1:1,748 | 3.87% | 196 |
| 158 | Gordon | 6,770 | 1:1,754 | 3.15% | 136 |
| 159 | Morrison | 6,729 | 1:1,765 | 4.28% | 231 |
| 160 | Ryan | 6,721 | 1:1,767 | 3.53% | 170 |
| 161 | Watkins | 6,658 | 1:1,784 | 4.08% | 221 |
| 162 | Mullins | 6,641 | 1:1,788 | 7.65% | 461 |
| 163 | Dunn | 6,625 | 1:1,793 | 3.48% | 172 |
| 164 | Harper | 6,585 | 1:1,804 | 4.07% | 224 |
| 165 | Carr | 6,572 | 1:1,807 | 4.18% | 230 |
| 166 | Stephens | 6,561 | 1:1,810 | 3.58% | 180 |
| 167 | Gardner | 6,560 | 1:1,810 | 3.48% | 173 |
| 168 | Nichols | 6,526 | 1:1,820 | 3.51% | 177 |
| 169 | Lawson | 6,474 | 1:1,834 | 4.42% | 245 |
| 170 | Pierce | 6,460 | 1:1,838 | 3.69% | 199 |
| 171 | Combs | 6,410 | 1:1,853 | 9.35% | 602 |
| 172 | Warner | 6,409 | 1:1,853 | 5.80% | 336 |
| 173 | Hawkins | 6,396 | 1:1,857 | 3.53% | 182 |
| 173 | Payne | 6,396 | 1:1,857 | 3.60% | 191 |
| 175 | Perkins | 6,389 | 1:1,859 | 3.97% | 226 |
| 176 | Willis | 6,374 | 1:1,863 | 3.83% | 216 |
| 177 | Day | 6,334 | 1:1,875 | 4.46% | 256 |
| 178 | Johnston | 6,332 | 1:1,876 | 3.59% | 193 |
| 179 | Rodriguez | 6,328 | 1:1,877 | 0.74% | 14 |
| 180 | Bishop | 6,317 | 1:1,880 | 4.11% | 234 |
| 181 | Howell | 6,289 | 1:1,888 | 4.34% | 248 |
| 182 | Dean | 6,287 | 1:1,889 | 4.10% | 235 |
| 183 | Williamson | 6,266 | 1:1,895 | 4.22% | 243 |
| 184 | Zimmerman | 6,265 | 1:1,896 | 5.62% | 333 |
| 185 | Burton | 6,244 | 1:1,902 | 4.37% | 253 |
| 186 | Jacobs | 6,240 | 1:1,903 | 3.94% | 228 |
| 187 | Wise | 6,208 | 1:1,913 | 6.87% | 439 |
| 188 | Carroll | 6,187 | 1:1,920 | 3.42% | 184 |
| 189 | Brewer | 6,148 | 1:1,932 | 4.56% | 271 |
| 190 | Barker | 6,139 | 1:1,935 | 5.29% | 313 |
| 191 | Ball | 6,103 | 1:1,946 | 5.88% | 368 |
| 192 | Lane | 6,099 | 1:1,947 | 3.61% | 208 |
| 193 | Griffin | 6,068 | 1:1,957 | 2.40% | 111 |
| 194 | Fields | 6,056 | 1:1,961 | 4.56% | 277 |
| 195 | Duncan | 5,988 | 1:1,983 | 3.33% | 187 |
| 196 | Griffith | 5,936 | 1:2,001 | 5.59% | 357 |
| 197 | May | 5,915 | 1:2,008 | 4.34% | 270 |
| 198 | Ray | 5,910 | 1:2,010 | 3.42% | 202 |
| 199 | Barnett | 5,790 | 1:2,051 | 4.60% | 288 |
| 200 | Steele | 5,748 | 1:2,066 | 5.07% | 325 |
| Rank | Surname | Incidence | Frequency | Percent of Parent | Rank in United States |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Smith | 36,930 | 1:87 | 5.85% | 1 |
| 2 | Miller | 28,729 | 1:111 | 10.26% | 6 |
| 3 | Brown | 18,077 | 1:177 | 5.09% | 3 |
| 4 | Jones | 15,622 | 1:205 | 4.91% | 5 |
| 5 | Davis | 15,077 | 1:212 | 5.95% | 7 |
| 6 | Williams | 14,062 | 1:227 | 4.40% | 4 |
| 7 | Johnson | 13,995 | 1:228 | 3.66% | 2 |
| 8 | Wilson | 10,866 | 1:294 | 5.78% | 8 |
| 9 | Clark | 10,300 | 1:310 | 6.16% | 10 |
| 10 | Moore | 9,768 | 1:327 | 6.11% | 12 |
| 11 | Baker | 9,175 | 1:349 | 8.24% | 25 |
| 12 | Thompson | 8,970 | 1:357 | 5.69% | 13 |
| 13 | Thomas | 8,497 | 1:376 | 5.81% | 16 |
| 14 | Taylor | 8,267 | 1:387 | 4.87% | 9 |
| 15 | Martin | 8,064 | 1:397 | 5.48% | 15 |
| 16 | Young | 7,818 | 1:409 | 6.78% | 24 |
| 17 | Myers | 7,609 | 1:420 | 13.14% | 65 |
| 18 | White | 7,551 | 1:423 | 4.68% | 11 |
| 19 | Snyder | 6,428 | 1:497 | 13.69% | 84 |
| 20 | Lewis | 6,321 | 1:506 | 5.33% | 22 |
| 21 | Scott | 6,280 | 1:509 | 6.02% | 29 |
| 22 | Evans | 6,255 | 1:511 | 8.49% | 43 |
| 23 | Hall | 6,130 | 1:522 | 5.06% | 20 |
| 24 | King | 6,077 | 1:526 | 5.74% | 27 |
| 25 | Fisher | 6,039 | 1:530 | 9.03% | 49 |
| 26 | Reed | 5,693 | 1:562 | 7.56% | 42 |
| 27 | Anderson | 5,680 | 1:563 | 3.89% | 17 |
| 28 | Wright | 5,585 | 1:573 | 5.23% | 26 |
| 29 | Hill | 5,506 | 1:581 | 5.21% | 28 |
| 30 | Cook | 5,411 | 1:591 | 6.18% | 33 |
| 31 | Long | 5,343 | 1:599 | 8.92% | 58 |
| 32 | Adams | 5,118 | 1:625 | 5.25% | 31 |
| 33 | Harris | 5,100 | 1:627 | 3.97% | 18 |
| 34 | Robinson | 4,949 | 1:646 | 4.77% | 30 |
| 35 | Allen | 4,897 | 1:653 | 4.06% | 21 |
| 36 | Green | 4,895 | 1:653 | 4.02% | 19 |
| 37 | Campbell | 4,848 | 1:660 | 5.63% | 34 |
| 38 | Stewart | 4,758 | 1:672 | 6.65% | 45 |
| 39 | Murphy | 4,734 | 1:675 | 5.00% | 32 |
| 40 | Jackson | 4,688 | 1:682 | 3.18% | 14 |
| 41 | Morris | 4,508 | 1:709 | 6.47% | 46 |
| 42 | Walker | 4,480 | 1:714 | 3.81% | 23 |
| 43 | Weaver | 4,255 | 1:752 | 11.51% | 131 |
| 44 | Bell | 4,145 | 1:771 | 6.23% | 51 |
| 45 | Ward | 4,037 | 1:792 | 6.04% | 50 |
| 46 | Roberts | 4,009 | 1:798 | 5.02% | 39 |
| 47 | Wolf | 3,820 | 1:837 | 13.16% | 173 |
| 48 | Price | 3,703 | 1:864 | 6.73% | 67 |
| 49 | Morgan | 3,690 | 1:867 | 5.74% | 53 |
| 50 | Wood | 3,635 | 1:880 | 4.55% | 38 |
| 51 | Parker | 3,571 | 1:895 | 4.45% | 37 |
| 52 | Patterson | 3,463 | 1:923 | 6.87% | 75 |
| 53 | Wagner | 3,439 | 1:930 | 11.13% | 166 |
| 54 | Collins | 3,419 | 1:935 | 4.50% | 41 |
| 55 | Turner | 3,400 | 1:941 | 4.31% | 40 |
| 56 | Lee | 3,342 | 1:957 | 4.05% | 35 |
| 57 | Fox | 3,340 | 1:957 | 8.39% | 118 |
| 58 | Phillips | 3,289 | 1:972 | 5.50% | 59 |
| 59 | Ross | 3,249 | 1:984 | 6.47% | 76 |
| 60 | Edwards | 3,220 | 1:993 | 4.92% | 52 |
| 61 | Hamilton | 3,166 | 1:1,010 | 6.48% | 80 |
| 62 | Gray | 3,074 | 1:1,040 | 5.17% | 61 |
| 63 | Foster | 3,047 | 1:1,049 | 5.13% | 62 |
| 64 | Kelly | 3,044 | 1:1,051 | 4.18% | 44 |
| 65 | Carter | 3,043 | 1:1,051 | 3.70% | 36 |
| 66 | Hoffman | 3,039 | 1:1,052 | 9.39% | 158 |
| 67 | Meyer | 3,028 | 1:1,056 | 9.37% | 159 |
| 68 | Cox | 3,012 | 1:1,062 | 5.02% | 57 |
| 69 | Kelley | 2,980 | 1:1,073 | 6.28% | 82 |
| 70 | Graham | 2,976 | 1:1,075 | 6.41% | 88 |
| 71 | Russell | 2,963 | 1:1,079 | 6.35% | 86 |
| 72 | Cooper | 2,962 | 1:1,080 | 4.96% | 60 |
| 72 | West | 2,962 | 1:1,080 | 6.41% | 90 |
| 74 | Crawford | 2,956 | 1:1,082 | 7.40% | 117 |
| 75 | Shaw | 2,930 | 1:1,091 | 6.76% | 103 |
| 76 | Porter | 2,910 | 1:1,099 | 6.44% | 95 |
| 76 | Burns | 2,910 | 1:1,099 | 5.66% | 74 |
| 78 | Warner | 2,906 | 1:1,100 | 10.04% | 175 |
| 79 | Henry | 2,886 | 1:1,108 | 6.78% | 107 |
| 80 | Armstrong | 2,885 | 1:1,108 | 7.62% | 129 |
| 81 | Mitchell | 2,881 | 1:1,110 | 4.51% | 54 |
| 82 | Hughes | 2,869 | 1:1,115 | 6.19% | 89 |
| 83 | Keller | 2,856 | 1:1,120 | 12.22% | 227 |
| 84 | Ryan | 2,841 | 1:1,126 | 5.34% | 69 |
| 85 | James | 2,835 | 1:1,128 | 5.72% | 78 |
| 86 | Johnston | 2,816 | 1:1,136 | 7.26% | 122 |
| 87 | Wise | 2,760 | 1:1,159 | 14.92% | 297 |
| 88 | Bennett | 2,754 | 1:1,161 | 5.18% | 70 |
| 89 | Rice | 2,741 | 1:1,167 | 5.95% | 91 |
| 90 | Black | 2,721 | 1:1,175 | 6.97% | 121 |
| 91 | Cole | 2,704 | 1:1,183 | 5.20% | 73 |
| 92 | Watson | 2,701 | 1:1,184 | 4.57% | 63 |
| 93 | Palmer | 2,695 | 1:1,187 | 6.49% | 110 |
| 94 | Bailey | 2,689 | 1:1,189 | 4.88% | 66 |
| 95 | Carpenter | 2,668 | 1:1,199 | 7.15% | 130 |
| 96 | Hart | 2,654 | 1:1,205 | 6.47% | 112 |
| 97 | Wells | 2,640 | 1:1,211 | 5.73% | 92 |
| 98 | Richards | 2,636 | 1:1,213 | 8.20% | 160 |
| 99 | Arnold | 2,624 | 1:1,219 | 7.24% | 140 |
| 100 | Wallace | 2,623 | 1:1,219 | 5.86% | 97 |
| 101 | Stevens | 2,603 | 1:1,229 | 5.57% | 85 |
| 102 | Rogers | 2,594 | 1:1,233 | 4.14% | 55 |
| 103 | Kennedy | 2,587 | 1:1,236 | 6.38% | 114 |
| 104 | Jenkins | 2,581 | 1:1,239 | 5.80% | 99 |
| 105 | McDonald | 2,557 | 1:1,251 | 4.90% | 72 |
| 106 | Sullivan | 2,531 | 1:1,263 | 3.77% | 48 |
| 106 | Barnes | 2,531 | 1:1,263 | 5.36% | 83 |
| 108 | Bowman | 2,488 | 1:1,285 | 9.59% | 197 |
| 109 | Huffman | 2,443 | 1:1,309 | 18.40% | 463 |
| 110 | Ford | 2,432 | 1:1,315 | 5.39% | 96 |
| 111 | Welch | 2,415 | 1:1,324 | 5.98% | 115 |
| 112 | Riley | 2,411 | 1:1,326 | 5.59% | 104 |
| 113 | Brooks | 2,395 | 1:1,335 | 4.37% | 68 |
| 114 | Henderson | 2,382 | 1:1,342 | 4.75% | 77 |
| 115 | Shaffer | 2,372 | 1:1,348 | 15.74% | 396 |
| 116 | Powell | 2,352 | 1:1,360 | 5.51% | 106 |
| 117 | Howard | 2,350 | 1:1,361 | 3.79% | 56 |
| 118 | Walters | 2,343 | 1:1,365 | 11.35% | 254 |
| 119 | Rose | 2,331 | 1:1,372 | 7.60% | 167 |
| 120 | Butler | 2,308 | 1:1,386 | 4.39% | 71 |
| 121 | Hunt | 2,298 | 1:1,392 | 5.30% | 102 |
| 122 | Bowers | 2,295 | 1:1,393 | 12.21% | 291 |
| 123 | Beck | 2,286 | 1:1,399 | 10.22% | 238 |
| 124 | Gardner | 2,265 | 1:1,412 | 6.17% | 136 |
| 125 | Marshall | 2,261 | 1:1,414 | 5.89% | 125 |
| 126 | Day | 2,260 | 1:1,415 | 7.16% | 163 |
| 127 | Mills | 2,243 | 1:1,426 | 6.13% | 138 |
| 128 | Chapman | 2,239 | 1:1,428 | 6.51% | 151 |
| 129 | Shafer | 2,213 | 1:1,445 | 17.13% | 477 |
| 130 | Elliott | 2,198 | 1:1,455 | 7.72% | 180 |
| 131 | Alexander | 2,182 | 1:1,466 | 5.10% | 105 |
| 132 | Peters | 2,177 | 1:1,469 | 7.97% | 191 |
| 132 | Fry | 2,177 | 1:1,469 | 11.15% | 280 |
| 134 | Carr | 2,142 | 1:1,493 | 6.26% | 152 |
| 135 | Andrews | 2,138 | 1:1,496 | 6.31% | 154 |
| 136 | Boyd | 2,133 | 1:1,499 | 5.99% | 144 |
| 137 | Cunningham | 2,129 | 1:1,502 | 6.14% | 149 |
| 138 | Hoover | 2,126 | 1:1,504 | 13.88% | 388 |
| 139 | Woods | 2,123 | 1:1,506 | 5.75% | 134 |
| 140 | Hunter | 2,118 | 1:1,510 | 5.17% | 113 |
| 141 | Gibson | 2,111 | 1:1,515 | 5.11% | 111 |
| 142 | Snider | 2,110 | 1:1,516 | 16.24% | 473 |
| 142 | Ellis | 2,110 | 1:1,516 | 4.67% | 94 |
| 144 | Schmidt | 2,105 | 1:1,519 | 8.61% | 214 |
| 145 | Jacobs | 2,094 | 1:1,527 | 8.44% | 210 |
| 146 | Zimmerman | 2,088 | 1:1,532 | 12.79% | 356 |
| 147 | Weber | 2,069 | 1:1,546 | 11.32% | 302 |
| 148 | Mason | 2,057 | 1:1,555 | 4.73% | 101 |
| 149 | Hartman | 2,032 | 1:1,574 | 11.80% | 331 |
| 150 | Davidson | 2,021 | 1:1,582 | 8.16% | 211 |
| 151 | Nelson | 2,018 | 1:1,585 | 2.91% | 47 |
| 152 | Cline | 2,002 | 1:1,597 | 15.91% | 492 |
| 153 | Berry | 1,984 | 1:1,612 | 5.39% | 135 |
| 154 | Reynolds | 1,980 | 1:1,615 | 4.08% | 81 |
| 155 | Bishop | 1,945 | 1:1,644 | 6.94% | 184 |
| 156 | Wheeler | 1,927 | 1:1,659 | 4.91% | 120 |
| 157 | Richardson | 1,923 | 1:1,663 | 3.28% | 64 |
| 157 | Williamson | 1,923 | 1:1,663 | 6.60% | 172 |
| 159 | Spencer | 1,916 | 1:1,669 | 5.67% | 155 |
| 160 | Webb | 1,904 | 1:1,680 | 5.26% | 141 |
| 161 | Nichols | 1,903 | 1:1,680 | 5.43% | 146 |
| 162 | Harper | 1,895 | 1:1,687 | 7.02% | 192 |
| 163 | Dunn | 1,885 | 1:1,696 | 4.48% | 109 |
| 164 | Morrison | 1,881 | 1:1,700 | 6.48% | 174 |
| 165 | Schneider | 1,851 | 1:1,728 | 12.57% | 407 |
| 166 | Shoemaker | 1,828 | 1:1,749 | 14.65% | 498 |
| 167 | Harrison | 1,809 | 1:1,768 | 4.12% | 100 |
| 168 | Murray | 1,782 | 1:1,795 | 4.70% | 128 |
| 169 | Sanders | 1,764 | 1:1,813 | 4.15% | 108 |
| 170 | Norris | 1,761 | 1:1,816 | 8.79% | 265 |
| 171 | Gilbert | 1,743 | 1:1,835 | 6.04% | 176 |
| 172 | Curtis | 1,740 | 1:1,838 | 6.07% | 179 |
| 173 | Simpson | 1,729 | 1:1,850 | 4.53% | 127 |
| 174 | Mathews | 1,728 | 1:1,851 | 5.87% | 171 |
| 175 | Coleman | 1,724 | 1:1,855 | 3.75% | 93 |
| 176 | McCoy | 1,715 | 1:1,865 | 7.59% | 235 |
| 177 | Kline | 1,708 | 1:1,872 | 11.64% | 409 |
| 178 | Baldwin | 1,687 | 1:1,896 | 6.66% | 207 |
| 179 | Stone | 1,682 | 1:1,901 | 4.20% | 116 |
| 180 | Sharp | 1,669 | 1:1,916 | 6.89% | 217 |
| 181 | Welsh | 1,666 | 1:1,919 | 8.40% | 273 |
| 182 | Griffith | 1,665 | 1:1,921 | 8.42% | 274 |
| 183 | Lawrence | 1,657 | 1:1,930 | 6.48% | 201 |
| 184 | Perry | 1,656 | 1:1,931 | 3.56% | 87 |
| 185 | Lane | 1,644 | 1:1,945 | 4.64% | 145 |
| 186 | Leonard | 1,630 | 1:1,962 | 6.57% | 209 |
| 187 | Pierce | 1,627 | 1:1,965 | 4.40% | 133 |
| 188 | George | 1,623 | 1:1,970 | 6.86% | 222 |
| 189 | Drake | 1,620 | 1:1,974 | 7.92% | 256 |
| 190 | Craig | 1,601 | 1:1,997 | 6.85% | 225 |
| 191 | Dixon | 1,561 | 1:2,049 | 5.96% | 193 |
| 192 | Hayes | 1,542 | 1:2,074 | 4.91% | 164 |
| 193 | McKee | 1,539 | 1:2,078 | 10.97% | 430 |
| 194 | Dean | 1,530 | 1:2,090 | 5.51% | 189 |
| 195 | Lucas | 1,525 | 1:2,097 | 9.12% | 346 |
| 196 | Hull | 1,524 | 1:2,098 | 10.22% | 402 |
| 197 | Osborn | 1,523 | 1:2,100 | 9.03% | 342 |
| 198 | Hopkins | 1,520 | 1:2,104 | 5.28% | 177 |
| 199 | Tucker | 1,517 | 1:2,108 | 3.95% | 124 |
| 200 | Warren | 1,516 | 1:2,109 | 4.21% | 143 |