Welcome!
This county is available for adoption.
If you would like to become the coordinator for this county, Please contact the State Coordinator
Please Note:
This site is being reworked. It will take time for all the resources to be placed back online, though we will begin adding content as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Volunteers wanted: If you have records from Hardin County, we would love to add them to the site! Please email them us and we will add them to the site as soon as possible.
If you find any incorrect information or have ideas for new areas of research, please let us know.
The Hardin County, OHGenWeb is a proud part of the OHGenWeb and
USGenWeb Projects. View other Ohio counties.
History
Although Hardin was formed from old Native American territory as early as 1820, it was not organized until January 8, 1833, previous to which it formed for judicial purposes a part of Logan County, and when Champaign was organized of that county. [1]
County Facts
Created: April 1, 1820,
Parent County: Created from old Indian Territory.
Named for: John Hardin, an officer in the American Revolution.
County Seat: Kenton, Ohio
Neighboring County Links
This page was last modified: August 2024
Bibliography
Historical Collections of Ohio: An Encyclopedia of the State, Volume 1 By Henry Howe (1889) Page 875
