Fulton County Historical Society (Ohio)

The Borton family papers is a collection of 216 letters in two boxes, box 1 containing photocopies of the original letters and box 2 containing transcripts of the same.

This collection consists of two diaries written primarily during Hibbard's service with Company I, 67th OVI. The diaries begin at October 1862 and continue through February 1866. The diary for 1864 was missing at the time of filming.

This collection consists of one record book. The record book consists of the Constitution of the Fulton County Pioneer and Historical Association, the by-laws, Constitutional Amendments, minutes of the regular meetings and a narrative description about the first settlers to Fulton County. Pages 13-28 contain genealogical information on the founding members, for example birth and death dates, places of birth, and maiden names.

Minutes, scrapbook materials and histories of Fulton and Chesterfield Townships, compiled by the Fulton County Pioneer and Historical Society, later called the Fulton County Historical Society. Early minute book also filmed as MS 578.