Beaver Falls Monthly Meeting (Hicksite) was set off from Middleton Monthly Meeting (Hicksite) in 1846, and laid down in 1864.

Middleton Monthly Meeting established Beaver Falls Preparative Meeting in 1824, and it was divided into Orthodox and Hicksite branches during the separation of 1828.

Carmel Monthly Meeting was set off from Middleton Monthly Meeting in 1817. It separated into Hicksite and Orthodox branches in 1828, and the Hicksite branch was laid down in 1855. Its members were attached to Middleton Monthly Meeting.

Center Preparative Meeting (Wilburite) was laid down in 1855, and its members were attached to Providence Preparative Meeting.

Concord Monthly Meeting was the first monthly meeting in Ohio. It was established in 1801 by Redstone Quarterly Meeting. During the separation of 1828, Orthodox members split off and joined Short Creek Monthly Meeting. Concord Monthly Meeting (Hicksite) was laid down in 1919.

Cope’s Run Preparative Meeting was established in 1851 as part of West Monthly Meeting (Hicksite). It was laid down in 1875.

Marlborough Monthly Meeting was established in 1814, and was divided during the separation of 1828. The Orthodox branch sided with the Gurneyites, and changed its name to Alliance Monthly Meeting in 1865. The Hicksite branch changed its name to Deer Creek Monthly Meeting in 1848, until it was laid down in 1858.

Dover Monthly Meeting was established in 1824..

Flushing Monthly Meeting was established in 1818 by Short Creek Quarterly Meeting from Flushing Preparative Meeting, Freeport Preparative Meeting, and Guernsey Preparative Meeting (previously branches of Plainsfield Monthly Meeting). Flushing Monthly Meeting split in 1828, and the Hicksite branch changed its name to Freeport Monthly Meeting in 1865; it was laid down in 1865. The Orthodox branch retained the name Flushing Monthly Meeting until it was laid down in 1960.

Green Plain Monthly Meeting was granted in 1821 as part of Miami Quarterly Meeting and became part of the newly established Indiana Yearly Meeting. The meeting was split into Orthodox and Hicksite branches in 1828, and a Progressive branch split off in 1843.

Grove Preparative Meeting opened in 1824, and was laid down in 1850. It was part of New Garden Monthly Meeting.

Middleton Monthly Meeting opened in 1803. It split into Orthodox and Hicksite branches in 1828, and the Hicksite branch was laid down in 1868. Its members were attached to Salem Monthly Meeting.

New Garden Monthly Meeting, composed of New Garden and Sandy Spring Preparative Meetings, was established by Salem Quarterly Meeting in 1808. It was split in the separations of 1828 and 1854, and although the Hicksite branch was laid down in 1850, it continued operating as a Congregational meeting until 1866.

New Garden Monthly Meeting, composed of New Garden and Sandy Spring Preparative Meetings, was established by Salem Quarterly Meeting in 1808. It split during the separations of 1828 and 1854. The Gurneyite branch changed its name to Winona Monthly Meeting in 1884. The Wilburites also changed their name to Winona.

Plainfield Monthly Meeting was established in 1812. It became Hicksite in 1828, and was laid down in 1902. There were two other Plainfield Monthly Meetings: one opened in 1808 and laid down in 1825, and another refounded as Orthodox in 1834 and Wilburite from 1854 until it was laid down in 1865.

Providence Monthly Meeting was set off from Redstone Monthly Meeting in 1817, and was composed of Providence and Center Preparative Meetings. It became Orthodox in the 1828 separation, and affiliated with the Wilburites in the 1854 separation. In 1869, it was laid down and its members were attached to Sewickley Monthly Meeting.

Providence Preparative Meeting was laid down in 1871, and members were attached to Sewickly Monthly Meeting.

Redstone Monthly Meeting was set off from Westland Monthly Meeting in 1793, when that meeting was under Fairfax Quarterly Meeting of Baltimore Yearly Meeting. In 1813, Redstone Monthly Meeting became part of the new Ohio Yearly Meeting. It split in the separation of 1828, and the Hicksite branch was laid down in 1852; its members were attached to Westland Monthly Meeting.

Redstone Monthly Meeting was set off from Westland Monthly Meeting in 1793, when that Meeting was under Fairfax Quarterly Meeting of Baltimore Yearly Meeting. In 1813, Redstone Monthly Meeting became part of the new Ohio Yearly Meeting. It split in the separation of 1828, and the Orthodox branch affiliated with the Gurneyites in 1854. The Gurneyite branch was laid down in 1866, and its members were attached to Salem Monthly Meeting.

Redstone Preparative Meeting was established in 1785. It split in 1828, and the Orthodox branch affiliated with the Wilburites until it was laid down in 1865.

Redstone Quarterly Meeting was opened at Westland in 1798. It was divided by the separation of 1828, and the Hicksite branch was laid down in 1862; its members were attached to Salem Quarterly Meeting.

Redstone Quarterly Meeting was opened at Westland in 1798. It was divided by the separations of 1828 and 1854. The Wilburite branch was established in 1854, and was composed of Providence, Westland, and Redstone Monthly Meetings. It was laid down in 1869, and its members were attached to Salem Quarterly Meeting.

Redstone Quarterly Meeting was opened at Westland in 1798. It was divided by the separations of 1828 and 1854. The Gurneyite branch was established in 1854, until it was laid down in 1864. Its members were attached to Salem Quarterly Meeting.

Saint Clairsville Preparative Meeting was part of Plainfield Monthly Meeting.

Salem Monthly Meeting was established in 1805. It divided into Orthodox and Hicksite branches in 1828, and a Congregational branch broke off from the Hicksite branch in 1852. The remaining Hicksite branch was laid down in 1937. The Orthodox branch split over time into Gurneyite, Wilburite, Maulite, Otisite, and Middle Party branches.

Salem Preparative Meeting was founded in 1804. It was divided by the separation of 1828, and the Hicksite branch was laid down in 1873.

After the 1828 separation, the Hicksite branches of Middleton, Salem, and Upper Springfield Monthly Meetings formed the Hicksite branch of Salem Quarterly Meeting.

Sandy Creek Preparative Meeting opened in 1818, and was laid down in 1847. It was part of Redstone Monthly Meeting.

Sandy Hill Preparative Meeting opened in 1802, and was laid down in 1834. It was part of Redstone Monthly Meeting.

Sandy Spring Monthly Meeting was established in 1820. It sided with the Orthodox in 1828, and split in 1854. The Wilburite branch was laid down in 1873. The Gurneyite branch changed its name to Augusta in 1914 until it was laid down in 1921.

The Wilburite branch of Sewickley Monthly Meeting was established in 1865. After its last meeting in 1874, its members were attached to Salem Monthly Meeting.

Sewickly Preparative Meeting was established in 1847, and when it was laid down in 1907 its members were attached to Salem Monthly Meeting.

Short Creek Preparative Meeting was established by Concord Monthly Meeting in 1801. In 1804, Plymouth became a Preparative Meeting and joined with Short Creek Preparative Meeting as Short Creek Monthly Meeting. In 1808, Short Creek was separated from Plymouth and joined with West Grove. It was divided during the separation of 1828. The Hicksite branch was laid down in 1922.

Short Creek Preparative Meeting was established by Concord Monthly Meeting in 1801. It was divided by the separation of 1828. It was part of Westland Monthly Meeting.

Short Creek Quarterly Meeting was established under the Baltimore Yearly Meeting in 1807. It became part of the new Ohio Yearly Meeting in 1813. After the 1828 separation, the Hicksite branch was established. It was composed of Concord, Short Creek, Smithfield and Flushing Monthly Meetings.

Stillwater Quarterly Meeting was opened in 1821. It was composed of Plainfield, Still Water, Alum Creek and Sommersett Monthly Meetings. It was divided in the separation of 1828, and the Hicksite branch was laid down in 1902.

West Monthly Meeting was established in 1845, and was laid down in 1923.

New Garden Quarterly Meeting was set off from Salem Quarterly Meeting in 1824. New Garden Quarterly Meeting’s name was changed to Western Quarterly Meeting in 1850. It was laid down in 1859.

Westland Monthly Meeting was opened in 1785 by direction of Warrington and Fairfax Quarterly Meetings. It was divided by the separation of 1828, and the Hicksite branch was laid down in 1864. Members were attached to Salem Monthly Meeting.

Westland Monthly Meeting was opened in 1785 by direction of Warrington and Fairfax Quarterly Meeting. It was divided by the separations of 1828 and 1853. The Gurneyite branch was laid down in 1864, and its members were attached to Redstone Monthly Meeting.

Westland Monthly Meeting was opened in 1785 by direction of Warrington and Fairfax Quarterly Meeting. It was divided by the separations of 1828 and 1854. The Wilburite branch was laid down in 1865.

Westland Preparative Meeting (Wilburite) was discontinued in 1869.

In 1854, the Orthodox branch split into Wilburite and Gurneyite sections. Members of nine particular Wilburite meetings further separated in 1862-63 and formed the Ohio General Meeting of Men and Women Friends, known as Maulite after the first men’s clerk. It was laid down in 1877.

The Ohio Yearly Meeting separated into Hicksite and Orthodox branches in 1828, and Congregational meetings split off in 1850-1852. The Hicksite branch of Ohio Yearly Meeting stopped holding business sections in 1919, and by the 1940s, it had laid down all of its constituent meetings.