Summit County Courthouse Records
SUMMIT COUNTY PROBATE COURT
209 S High Street; Akron OH 44308
1st floor
Records Room Information Requests- (330) 643-2352
Email - recordsinfo@summitohioprobate.com
The Courthouse is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Birth and Death Records from
1868 to 20 Dec 1908
when they were made a division of the County Health Department . Photocopies
of these two records cannot be made. However, for a
$3.00
fee the information will be taken from the book, typed onto the proper
form, and stamped with the embossed seal of Summit County, Ohio to state
it is a true copy.
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Marriage Records from 1840 to present. Two sets of index books under the
male's name and the female's name. Copies are $1 uncertified or $2
certified.
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Wills and Estates, Alphabetical indexes from 1840 to present.
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Guardianships, Alphabetical indexes from 1840 to present.
(Complete records of Wills, Estates, & Guardianships are on microfilm.
Copies for all three records are 75› per page. Certification is $1 extra.)
[the Probate Court accepts Ohio personal checks only and then only for
amounts of $10 and under.
All others must be certified checks or money
orders payable to "Summit County Probate Court."]
COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS OFFICE:
2nd floor -
Phone: (330) 643-2211
Copies are $1 per page uncertified. Certification
is $.50 extra.
Summit County Coroner Office
31 N Summit St; Akron OH 44308
(330) 643-2101
This office is not open to public search. Requests for Coroner's Reports from
the late 1800's to the present can be
made in person or through the mail. Name, and Year of death is required for a
search. Reports filed within the last
10 yrs are at the office. Reports filed before then require a 3-4 day wait for
copies to be made. Copies are $1 per
page.
Summit County Recorder's Office
The Ohio Building; 175 S Main Street; Akron OH 44308;
Located on the 4th floor; (330) 643-2719.
(Rear entrance is across the street from the front of the Courthouse.)
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Land Records from 1840 to the present. Deeds are indexed, by years, for
both the Grantor (seller) and Grantee (buyer).
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Also on file are indexes, and duplicate Deeds, recorded in our parent
counties between 1795 and the formation of Summit County in 1840. (Medina,
Portage, and Stark Counties are Summit's parent counties.)
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Soldier's Discharge Papers dating back to the Civil War.
Copies are $1 per page uncertified. Certification is 50› extra.
10825 East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio 44106.
Telephone: (216) 721-5722.
Contains a family history room with computer databases.
Library containing extensive genealogy collection.
All U.S. Census Indexes from the first one in 1790 to 1930.
The Library Research Service (LRS) is offered by the Library of
the Western Reserve Historical Society principally to assist those
outside the Greater Cleveland area who cannot visit the Library to
conduct their own research. This service is on a fee basis of $40.00
per hour with a one-half hour minimum. This includes up to ten photocopies.
The general public can do research for the price of admission to the museum.
Photocopying charges also may apply.
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