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Welcome to Holmes County, Ohio
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Holmes County,
Ohio
Founded January 20,
1824
Its county seat is Millersburg. It is named after Andrew
Holmes, an officer killed in the War of 1812. Holmes County is home
to the world's largest concentration of Amish settlements.
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Holmes County, Ohio Courthouse
Millersburg, Ohio
1 E. Jackson St.
Millersburg 44654-0000
(330) 674-0286
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Townships
Berlin-
Clark- Hardy- Killbuck- Knox- Mechanic- Monroe- Paint- Prairie-
Richland- Ripley- Salt Creek- Walnut Creek- Washington
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Cities and
Towns
Baltic-
Glenmont- Holmesville- Killbuck- Loudonville- Millersburg-
Nashville
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