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MAPS-Greene Cty. and Montgomery Cty.-Townships
The Jacob Coy Family

Miami Valley Pioneers

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MONTGOMERY County 1803.County seat Datyon.County was formed from Hamilton and Wayne County Michigan

The area of Dayton was split into 2 counties,so many of the relaitives can be found in Mad River,Van Buren,Washington, and a the other townships that border Greene County

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County's of OHIO

Rootsweb link-Ohio Counties and more searches

GREENE County 1803.County seat was Xenia,the county was formed from Hamilton and Ross County

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The COY family surname is basically found only in Greene County townships.Bath,Sugarcreek,Xenia and Beavercreek.

This is a searchable databse for the lower counties of Ohio during the early 1800's.

1840-Greene County index of Census

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