Holmes County, Ohio Flags American Flags The picture and the motto

The picture and the motto are the same as those used by the State of Ohio

a better was planted

This was a pre-second World War "square division" composed of four infantry regiments

The name Coshocton sounds like the Native American village name for "Black Bear Town" or "where there is a river crossing

which represent each township in Coshocton County

Holmes County, Ohio Flags American Flags The picture and the mottoThis light blue flag shows a sunrise in the central oval. The scene includes gently rolling fields and a two lane highway. Seven yellow rays and six white rays beam out from the yellow sun. The oval picture is surrounded by a brown band with fourteen yellow stars, and the date the county was established, 1824. The county was named after Major Andrew H. Holmes, who was killed in the attack on Fort Mackinac in 1814.