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including Variations, such as STROUP, TROUP, STROPE, STROPES, STRUP, etc. in the 1820-1940 Censuses of Ohio |
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Ohio became a state in 1803, but the 1810 Census of Ohio was lost (except for Washington County). Where available, tax lists or other records are substituted for the missing 1810 census. The entire 1890 census was lost. |
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Ohio Counties
- Adams - Allen - Ashland - Ashtabula - Athens - Auglaize - Belmont - Brown - Butler - Carroll - Champaign - Clark - Clermont - Clinton - Columbiana - Coshocton - Crawford - Cuyahoga - Darke - Defiance - Delaware - Erie - Fairfield - Fayette - Franklin - Fulton - Gallia - Geauga - Greene - Guernsey - Hamilton - Hamilton: Cincinnati - Hancock - Hardin - Harrison - Henry - Highland - Hocking - Holmes - Huron - Jackson - Jefferson - Knox - Lake - Lawrence - Licking - Logan - Lorain - Lucas - Madison - Mahoning - Marion - Medina - Meigs - Mercer - Miami - Monroe - Montgomery - Morgan - Morrow - Muskingum - Noble - Ottawa - Paulding - Perry - Pickaway - Pike - Portage - Preble - Putnam - Richland - Ross - Sandusky - Scioto - Seneca - Shelby - Stark - Summit - Trumbull - Tuscarawas - Union - Van_Wert - Vinton - Warren - Washington - Wayne - Williams - Wood - Wyandot - |
Five STRAUB Siblings
from Pennsylvania to Central Ohio in the Early 1820s
Apparent descendants of Johann Pieter STRAUB I, 1733 Immigrant to Philadelphia; connected via DNA testing probably thru Johann Pieter's grandson, Andrew STRAUB, Founder of Freeburg. Marion
County
Delaware
County — see also Marion County
Wyandot
County
Fairfield
County
Hancock
County
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STROUP in South-Central
Ohio, Primarily in Ross and Madison Counties
Descendants of Johann Pieter STRAUB I, 1733 immigrant to Philadelphia, thru his son, Johann Philip STROUP, of Mifflin Co., PA (Note that Michael STROUP, founder of the Highland County STROUPs, was married in Ross County in 1803, then was in Highland County by 1806.) Ross
County
Madison
County
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STROUP in Southwestern
Ohio, Principally in Clermont County
Descendants of Johann Pieter STRAUB I, 1733 immigrant to Philadelphia, thru his grandson, Johann Jacob STROUP, Sr. Clermont
County
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STROUP
in Southwestern Ohio, Principally in Highland County
Descendants of Adam Michael STROUP of Maryland. Highland County — Part 1: New Market and Salem (formed 1805 from Ross, Adams, and Clermont Cos.)
Highland County — Part 2: Dodson Township (formed 1805 from Ross, Adams, and Clermont Cos.) Dodson Twp. was formed 7 Jun 1830 from Salem, Union, and New Market Twps.; it first appears as a locality in the census in 1840. Many secondary sources list these STROUPs as living in Dodsonville. They appear to do so because the "Post Office" field on their census records says "Dodsonville." The Post Office location is not where they lived. These people were farmers; they lived in the country — in townships, not towns. The Post Office given in the census is the town where they went (drove/rode) to pick up their mail. Even with the establishment of rural mail delivery —when you start seeing addresses such as, "Rural Route #, Box #" — the town listed is not where the recipient lives, it's the location of the post office where the rural carrier is based.
Highland County — Part 3: Other Townships (formed 1805 from Ross, Adams, and Clermont Cos.)
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STROOP in Highland County
Descendants of Wilhelm STRUB I, 1737 immigrant from the Kurpfalz [Electoral Palatinate] to Philadelphia, settled Shenandoah Valley, Virginia; some grandchildren to Ohio. Highland County — Part 4: Madison, Paint, Concord, and White Oak Townships
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Remaing Counties in Alphabetical Order |
Adams
County
(formed 1797 from Hamilton and Washington Cos.)
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Allen
County
(formed in 1820 from un-incorporated area attached to Shelby and Logan Cos.; locally organized in 1831)
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Ashland
County
(formed in 1846 from Wayne, Richland, Huron, and Lorain Counties)
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Athens
County
(formed in 1805 from Washington Co.)
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Auglaize
County
(formed in 1848 from Allen, Mercer, Darke, Hardin, Logan, Shelby, and Van Wert Cos.)
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Belmont
County
(formed in 1801 from Jefferson and Washington Cos.)
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Brown
County
(formed in 1818 from Adams and Clermont Cos.)
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Butler
County
(formed in 1803 from Hamilton Co.)
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Champaign
County
(formed in 1805 from Greene and Franklin Cos.)
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Clark
County
(formed in 1818 from Champaign, Madison, and Greene Cos.)
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Clinton
County
(formed in 1810 from Highland and Warren Cos.)
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Columbiana
County
(formed in 1803 from Jefferson Co.)
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Coshocton
County
(formed in 1810 from Muskingum and Tuscarawas Cos.)
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Crawford
County
(formed in 1820 from Delaware Co.; in 1820, still enumerated as Delaware Co.)
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Cuyahoga
County
(formed in 1808 from Geauga Co.; locally organized in 1810)
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Darke
County
(formed in 1809 from Miami Co.)
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Erie
County
(formed in 1838 from Huron and Sandusky Cos.)
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Fayette
County
(formed in 1810 from Ross and Highland Cos.)
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Franklin
County
(formed 1803 from Ross Co. and unincorporated territory; the 1810 Ohio census was lost; the 1820 Franklin Co. census was lost)
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Greene
County
(formed in 1803 from Hamilton and Ross Cos. and non-county area)
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Guernsey
County
(formed in 1810 from Belmont and Muskingum Cos.)
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Hamilton
County: except the Greater Cincinnati Metropolitan Area
(formed de novo in 1790 in the Northwest Territory; at that time encompassed most of what would become southwestern Ohio)
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Hamilton
County: Cincinnati and environs
(including villages, such as Madisonville and College Hill, that are now neighborhoods in Cincinnati and cities that are now within the metropolitan area of greater Cincinnati, such as St. Bernard and Medeira) Note that Campbell Co., KY, and Kenton Co., KY, are just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, so a move between them is not a major one and should not necessarily be interpreted as signifying a relationship between families who made the move.
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Henry
County
(formed in 1820 from Shelby and Logan Counties
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Hocking
County
(formed in 1818 from Athens, Ross, and Fairfield Cos.)
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Holmes
County
(formed in 1824 from Coshocton, Wayne, and Tuscarawas Cos.)
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Huron
County
(formed in 1809 from Geauga and Portage Cos.)
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Jackson
County
(formed in 1816 from Scioto, Gallia, Athens, and Ross Cos.) To reduce confusion, I have allowed genealogy to take priority over geography in arranging the table; thus, the records are not grouped by township. Most occurred in Franklin Twp., with a few in Liberty, Scioto, and Lick Twps.
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Knox
County
(formed in 1808 from Fairfield and Franklin Cos.)
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Licking
County
(formed in 1808 from Fairfield Co.)
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Lorain
County
(formed in 1822 from Huron, Cuyahoga, and Medina Cos.; locally organized in 1824)
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Lucas
County
(formed in 1835 from Wood and Sandusky Cos.)
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Madison County — see above |
Medina
County
(formed in 1812 from non-county area; locally organized in 1818)
2. Medina Village is located where four different townships meet: York, Medina, Montville, and Lafayette. |
Monroe
County
(formed in 1813 from Belmont, Washington, and Guernsey Counties.; locally organized in 1815; Noble County was formed from Monroe County in 1851)
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Montgomery
County
(formed in 1803 from Hamilton Co. and non-county area)
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Morrow
County
(formed in 1848 from Knox, Marion, Delaware, and Richland Counties)
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Muskingum
County
(formed in 1804 from Washington and Fairfield Counties)
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Paulding
County
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Perry
County
(formed in 1817 from Washington, Fairfield, and Muskingum Counties; locally organized 1818)
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Pickaway
County
(formed in 1810 from Ross, Fairfield, and Franklin Counties)
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Portage
County
(formed in 1808 from Trumbull County)
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Preble
County
(formed in 1808 from Montgomery and Butler Counties)
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Putnam
County
(formed in 1820 from Shelby and Logan Counties; locally organized in 1834; was enumerated in the 1830 census)
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Richland
County
(formed in 1808 from Franklin and non-county area; locally organized in 1813)
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Ross County — see above |
Sandusky
County
(formed in 1820 from Huron County)
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Scioto
County
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Seneca
County
(formed in 1820 from Huron County; locally organized 1824)
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Shelby
County
(formed in 1820 from Huron County; locally organized 1824)
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Stark
County
(formed in 1808 from Columbiana and Muskingum Counties)
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Summit
County
(formed 1840 from Portage, Medina, and Stark Counties)
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Tuscarawas
County
(formed in 1808 from Muskingum County)
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Vinton
County
(formed in 1850 from Gallia, Athens, Ross, Jackson, and Hocking Counties)
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Warren
County
(formed in 1803 from Hamilton County)
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Washington
County
(formed in 1788 as the first county in the Northwest Territory)
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Wayne
County
(formed in 1808 from non-county area; locally organized in 1812)
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