• Established: February 9, 1807
  • County Seat: Norwalk
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Geographical Names (active post offices in bold)

  • Alfonia
  • Bellevue
  • Berlin
  • Bismarck
  • Boughtonville
  • Bronson
  • Bronson Township
  • Carson
  • Centre Peru
  • Centerton
  • Chicago Junction (now Willard)
  • Clarksfield
  • Clarksfield Township
  • Collins
  • East Clarksfield
  • East Norwalk
  • East Townsend
  • Eldridge
  • Fairfield Township
  • Fitchville
  • Fitchville Township
  • Four Corners
  • Greenfield Township
  • Greenwich
  • Greenwich Station
  • Greenwich Township
  • Groton
  • Hartland
  • Hartland Township
  • Havana
  • Huron C. H. (now Norwalk)
  • Ives
  • Lafayette
  • Lyme
  • Lyme Township
  • Miles
  • Monroeville
  • Morehead
  • New Haven
  • New Haven Township
  • New London
  • New London Township
  • North Fairfield
  • North Fitchville
  • North Monroeville
  • North Norwich
  • Norwalk (was Huron)
  • Norwalk Township
  • Norwich Township
  • Olena
  • Peru
  • Peru Township
  • Pontiac
  • Richmond Township
  • Ridgefield Township
  • Ripley Township
  • Ripleyville
  • Sherman
  • Sherman Township
  • Steuben
  • Townsend Station
  • Townsend Township
  • Wakeman
  • Wakeman Township
  • Weavers Corners
  • West Clarksfield
  • Whitefox
  • Willard (was Chicago, Chicago Junction)
  • Woodford

Newspapers

Newspapers are useful to genealogical research because of the obituaries and community news appearing in them. The following communities published newspapers with information relating to Huron County residents. To see the CAC's holdings for each title, go to the Guide to Newspaper Holdings, select the letter the city name begins with and scroll down or use your browser's search function to locate the description of the newspapers. Newspapers may also be located at your local public library or at the Ohio Historical Society

  • Bellevue
  • Greenwich
  • Monroeville
  • New London
  • North Fairfield
  • Norwalk
  • Plymouth
  • Wakeman
  • Willard

Local Government Records

Counties, townships, and cities all keep records of interest to family historians. Probate Court records include Births and Deaths (first recorded in 1867), marriages, wills, and guardianships. Naturalization records may also be found here as well as in the Court of Common Pleas. For a full listing of offices, see Huron County Guide to Local Government Records.

Researchers interested in contemporary records, or any record not listed here on the CAC's inventories should contact the Huron County Courthouse for more information.

Indexes

Search the BGSU Libraries online catalog for Huron County, Ohio histories and atlases. The following indexes have been compiled and are available for use at the Center for Archival Collections.

Most local government record volumes are indexed at the front of each volume. Some separate indexes have been prepared and form part of the local record series. These include:


Online Resources