It is the mission of the Delaware County Records Center
to effectively preserve, maintain, retrieve and store government records in an archival environment while supporting a records management program. This program will ensure the proper preservation of the county records under the laws of Ohio, within a conservative budget for the taxpayers.
Contact
2079 U.S. Hwy 23 N,
PO Box 8006
Delaware, Ohio 43015
Phone
(740) 833-2140
Fax
(740) 833-2139
Hours
Monday – Friday
8am – 4:30pm
(Except Holidays)
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On this day in 1826, Moses Byxbe, co-founder of Delaware dies of pneumonia. He was 70 years old. Byxbe is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery. In 1804, Moses Byxbe arrived in central Ohio from Berkshire County, Massachusetts. He had acquired a large number of land deeds which were part of the United States Military lands, given in payment to Revolutionary War soldiers to promote settlement. In the spring of 1808, Byxbe platted the town on the west bank. On May 9, 1808, Byxbe filed the “plan of the town of Delaware,” marking the real beginning of the present City of Delaware. Byxbe's obituary and headstone are pictured.
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Timeline Tuesday. This timeline of 1907-1909 below shows the various events happening during the mid to late 1900s in Delaware County. Many thanks to Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware County Historical Society and City of Delaware for the Our Shared History information ... See MoreSee Less
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