Ohio Cultural Groups
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Online Resources
- African American Cemeteries Online, Ohio
- African American Census Schedules Online OHIO
- African American Ohio Name Index to 1850
For a brief discussion of the many minorities who immigrated to Ohio, see the Ohio Emigration and Immigration page.
African Americans
See African American Resources for Ohio.
American Indians
See Indians of Ohio.
Germans
Jews
- Access Jewish Cleveland.org has a database of over 70,000 burials in 16 Cleveland area cemeteries. Details about the database along with a list of cemeteries can be found at Jewish Cemeteries in Cleveland.
Societies
- Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland
 27100 Cedar Road
 Beachwood, Ohio 44122
 E-mail: president@clevelandjgs.org
 Internet: Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland
- The Ohio Historical Society, the Western Reserve Historical Society, and many university libraries maintain collections of records for ethnic, racial, and religious groups in Ohio. SeeOhio Archives and Libraries for more information.
- Fabela Lozano Solis Villanueva
 Genealogy Record
 7747 Wildwood Road
 Findlay, OH 45840-9538
 Telephone: (419) 424-1199
- Afro-American Genealogical Society, Cleveland
 P.O. Box 201476
 Cleveland, OH 44120-9998
 Internet: Afro-American Genealogical Society, Cleveland
- Afro-American Family History Association
 8716 Harkness Road
 Cleveland, OH 44106
- Ohio State University
 Black Studies Library
 1858 Neil Avenue Mall, Rm 226
 Columbus, OH 43210-1286
 Phone: (614) 688-8676
 Fax: (614) 292-7859
 E-Mail: pillow.2@osu.edu
 Internet: Ohio State University
Family History Library
Other records and histories of ethnic, racial, and religious groups in Ohio are listed in the Place Search of the FamilySearch Catalog under:
- OHIO - MINORITIES
- OHIO - EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION
 
The name of the minority, such as:
- BLACKS
- AFRO-AMERICANS
- JEWS
- AMERICAN LOYALISTS
- ITALIANS
- QUAKERS - OHIO.
 
 
Handbooks on how to research specific groups (such as Czech, German, Hispanic, Indian, Irish, Polish, etc.). For example under the heading POLES - UNITED STATES, you can find a book called Polish Genealogy Heraldry.
References
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