Licking County, Location

Licking County

Formed 30 Jan 1808, 686 square miles
Parent county: Fairfield

Evolution of county from date of formation until it assumed its final form
1 Mar 1808: Erected and organized
27 Jan 1817: Part attached to Franklin
20 Feb 1837: Part attached to Perry

Federal Population schedules extant from 1820-1940. (1890 missing) Part of Licking was located in Washington County in 1800 which is extant. 

Non-population schedules:
1820 Manufacturers; 1850 Agricultural; 1850 Industry; 1850 Mortality; 1860 Agricultural, 1860 Mortality; 1870 Agricultural; 1880 Agricultural; 1880 Defective, Dependent, and Delinquent

Townships:
Bennington, Bowling Green, Burlington, Eden, Etna, Fallsbury, Franklin, Granville, Hopewell, Hanover, Harrison, Hartford, Jersey, Liberty, Licking, Madison, Mary Ann, McKean, Monroe, Newark, Newton, Perry, St. Albans, Union, and Washington.


Licking County death records: http://www.kinfinder.com/deaths/LickCoDeaths.htm

Jana Broglin, OGSF
Swanton, Ohio
mailto:jana@janabroglin.com