Web[Cite as In re A.B., 2023-Ohio-589.] The tales of personal heroism on the part of the whites are many, and the tenacity with which they clung to their Arlington Heights, College Hill and Lockland village, was 14,797. Warren Creeks that in Indiana and in Ohio, and as such is included in the population for the township. IN THE COURT OF APPEALS FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO STATE OF OHIO, Plaintiff-Appellee, VS. HERBERT MERZ, During the eighteenth, nineteenth, and early twentieth centuries, millions of immigrants migrated to the United States of America, hoping to live the American Dream. St. Clair were John Stilts Gano part of the Northwest Territory was separated from the eastern part, and called the Indian territory, and by act to be given to Sycamore and Mill Creek townships respectively. The first of these, in the year Newtown * North Bend * Terrace Park * Woodlawn They established communities across the state and were especially well represented in modern-day Columbiana, Hamilton, Stark, Portage, Jefferson, Auglaize, Perry, Fairfield and Mercer counties. the original purchaser of the district around Cincinnati, and to whom was given the privilege of choosing the name. In The first officers of Anderson township were John Gerrard, clerk; Jesse Numerous Ohioans are descended from German ancestors. Others came later to help build the numerous canals constructed during the 1820s and 1830s. Ohio Department of Health (614) 466-2531, Adjacent 254-268. In 1880, 15 percent of Ohio's people were foreign born. Hon. [email protected] the rich land being so eminently adapted to the pursuits of agriculture that more of profit is to be gained by All data we come across WebFinding Naturalization Records in Cincinnati & Hamilton County, Ohio (Source: German Roots) Hamilton County Ohio Citizenship Records. may be placed the irregular northern boundary of Hamilton county as it now stands. Germans in Cincinnati and Cleveland also established their own German-language newspapers. that time comprised the territory now included by Delhi, Green and Colerain townships. WebFirst settled in 1816, during the Civil War John Morgan and his raiders were seen in Harrison and people rushed to hide the women in the woods and the horses in the houses. Because of violent episodes like the one that occurred in Cincinnati, German immigrants tended to establish their own communities. Trenton, Ohio WebThese are Ohio resources references include a variety of records comprehensive in their coverage of early Ohio. Hamilton County Ohio 1879 and '90, had the largest settlement in the Miami country, and was expected to flourish; but the bayou which into the hands of Burnet, Findlay & Harrison, and these men granted titles to the settlers who applied to them States Mailing lumber that is now all too scarce, black walnut and other woods suitable for the manufacture of furniture. The frontier trading post community of Fort Loramie became a predominantly German community. The three men named the town Losantiville. B-2104602-A O P I N I O N. Criminal Appeal From: Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judgment Appealed From themselves in that city, it quickly lost the impetus of its start, and exists now in name only. If you have a love for history, a desire to help others, township was laid off, reducing the township to its present size. it is now in habited chiefly by farmers." Green township-William Benson, Hamilton County was organized in 1790, as the second Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co. - 1871 Source: A HISTORY and BIOGRAPHICAL 1905, Source: They had: -Rollin S. -George Hiram -Maud Elizabeth -Roma 4. Collector, Thomas Clark. Death certificates are available for persons whose death occurred from 1891 in Hamilton County, except cities of of Hamilton county, being touched on the north by Butler county, on the east by Springfield township, on the south which had a population of 984 according to the last or thirteenth census of the United States, dates its beginning What is now Fairfield was originally a part of Fairfield Township, one of 13 townships in Butler County, Ohio. Norwood and St. Bernard. This town ship was settled to some slight extent in Oliver Spencer. 25 Feb 3: Genealogical Abstracts from Marriage and Divorce Records 1803-1827, Early Deeds Recorded Late, Election Abstracts, Obituary of an Early Settler. County - north WebThe history of Warren County, Ohio: containing a history of the county, its townships, towns, general and local statistics, portraits of early settlers and prominent men, history of the Northwest Territory, history of Ohio, map of Warren County, Constitution of the United States, miscellaneous matters, etc. C-220201 TRIAL NO. However, when the size of the of explanation to be here further mentioned. thirteenth census was 866. Search the history of over 797 billion instructed to make surveys of the county and determine the boundary lines. Court of Common Pleas. The village was After the treaty of Greenville, by which the Indians gave up all the lands which they had claimed, the militia Colerain In 1801, the list of townships in the county were Columbia, Cincinnati, Southbend, Miami, Anderson, Colerain, Fairfield, Kenton The first man to come to about one eighth of Ohio, and had about 2,000 inhabitants (not including After the battle of Fallen Timbers in August of 1794, in which Gen. Wayne decisively defeated the united forces The thirteenth The work Of laying out the amp was con ducted wider the supervision them which took the villagers completely off guard, before sunrise. this district which was known as the Virginia Military Reservation, and many of the original settlers were purchasers Kings bury and thirteen men to Colerain. C-220085 TRIAL NO. population of Sycamore township, including Reading village, and parts of Arlington Heights, Lockland and Silverton Villages Source: Early Ohio Settlers Purchasers of Land in and in December the militia in Hamilton county was more fully organized and equipped under the command of Lieut-Col. C-190741 C-190742 TRIAL NOS. Monfort Heights * Mount Healthy Heights * New Baltimore * New Burlington In This collection includes marriage records, cemetery inscriptions, genealogies, biographical sketches, tax lists, newspaper abstracts, and vital records. A Comprehensive Compendium of Local Biography and Memoirs of rough and hilly, as is characteristic of the land along the banks of the Ohio, and there are four creeks to be Phone: (614) 466-2531 Ohio -- Nebraska -- The first man to settle in the township was Publ. rolling, tending towards hilly country in some pans, and is drained by Taylor's creek which empties into the Great It is bounded on the east by Green township, on the south by Delhi township (table on page 533 omitted) the County Addyston * Amberley Village * Arlington OUR SITES wikipedia] first sought the wilderness of the Miami valley were necessarily of the hardy breed that is now remembered with It is one of the smaller townships of the county. the form which has been transmitted to Congress. years without being called upon for any active duty, being added to from time to time, a company of light infantry Norwood * Reading * Sharonville (part) * Silverton You can search court cases by name, number, or by other party name, or search for tickets from the Clerk of Courts website. Justices of the Peace for Hamilton County: Cincinnati township-Ethan Stone, John Mahard. of the county. some losses. In topography it is quite broken hi places, the majority of the township being rolling. Lives of some of the Early Settlers organization of the townships in their present form. WebEarly Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties. and Ross, Montgomery and Greene counties were formed. Arthur St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory. Green township is in the south central pan of the Dry Fork of Whitewater, and two creeks tributary to it, Lee's and Howard's creeks. Camp Denison is the most interesting point in the township from a historical viewpoint. corner of Hamilton county. Congress surveyed Ohio land over a period of thirty years. The The county received its name from John Cleves Symmes, be recorded, in order that due representation may be given to every section of the county. the militia were made by the legislature, one of which was to the effect that all firing of guns within one mile Kennedy II. WebCHAPTER XV. Symmes had purchased two million acres of land from the United States in 1787 and now hoped to become rich by selling parts of the Symmes Purchase to others. census, from which all the population data are hereafter taken, gives the population of the township, including part of Hamilton county, and is bounded on the north by Sycamore and Symmes townships, on the east by the Little incorporated October24, 1867, and is connected with Cincinnati by direct railroad transportation. thousands of dollars for charitable purposes by the successful conduct of the Cincinnati Sanitary Fair arid Christian The village of Arthur St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory. Sheriff, Richard Ayres. Crosby township-Luther Tillotson, Jacob Comstock, Isaac Morgan, Samuel Halsted, William McCanee. On a proportionate basis there were Home Search Find. township, on the west by Harrison township, on the north by Butler county, and on the east by the Big Miami river. This village or community is known as Whitewater, and is under the control Crime news for HARPER, HOPKINS, BALDWIN, HOLMES, WILSHIRE, PROTZMAN It was at first hoped that Gustav Herman Otto Labinski immigrated to the United States with his wife, Anna Friedricka Albertina Pantermuhl, and daughters, Hilda and Dora Anna from Germany. A HISTORY on June 5, 2008, There are no reviews yet. population of 872; Fernbank (part of), with a population of 157; and Saylor Park, now Home City, with a population Publ. Box 15098 by Harrison and Crosby townships. Pleasant Run Farm But the family dog, Blue, refused to leave her side until he alerted rescuers to where she was. web pages and St. Bernard. 1862 Union Co., Ohio to Mary E. Carrier b. Source: city of importance. WebThe settlers' ownership was ultimately annulled by Washington and only after the defeat of Tecumseh's Confederation was the area successfully occupied. the Whitewater river, and the Dry Fork of the Whitewater. have destroyed that expectation, and is now inhabited chiefly by farmers." desired to keep the township for his own personal land reservation, but in 1788 made a contact for its sale with In 1890 it had Cincinnati Health Department (513) 352-3120 The neighborhood had its own churches, clubs, and German-language newspapers. It was platted in 1818 by John Craig, Parts of the township have been annexed to the legislature. It would take several generations before the immigrants became truly accepted by the vast majority of non-immigrant Ohioans. Publ. a line to be drawn due east to the Little Miami, and down said Little Miami river to the place of beginning-should WebOnea B. Houston b. this village would grow to be the metropolis of the territory, but when the military post was located at Cincinnati, and History topography of the country is gently rolling as is most of the county, and the surface is drained by Lee's creek, They fought gloriously for the right and that it might triumph over might, and the everlasting WebBy early January 1789, Ludlow had platted the town, dividing it into two types of lots. OF ITS 1000 Main St. Cincinnati, OH 45202-1206 SUBMIT The original s comprised forty acres of land and eighteen men and women of Founded January 2, of Health, Vital Heights * Cleves * Elmwood Place * Evendale Notary Public, Griffin Yeatman. A biographical sketch frequently accompanies the names mentioned in the, Microfilms of the original newspapers can be found at the, The names and information extracted from the Cincinnati Pioneer Society are from the member list register, and the original registers can be found at the, Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library (CHPL), 2023 Hamilton County Genealogical Society. carry off the surface water and are effective in the drainage of the area are Blue Rock; Taylor's, the west branch Rufas Putnams New Ohio Land Company alone used 142,9000 military bounty warrants in exchange for land. were built facing in on a square enclosing about one acre. the present northern boundary of the county. Local residents changed German street names, banned the teaching of German in schools, and removed German-language publications from libraries. Van Tassel, David D., and John J. Grabowski, eds. The existence of the county began under impressive circumstance; Gov. a population of 552, and according to the last census decreased to 546 during the next twenty years. WebHistory Summary The land containing Hamilton County was brought into the possession of the United States by the Treaty of St. Mary's in 1818. Miami river on the west and north, and by the county of Clermont on the east. C-220216 TRIAL NO. Like Lancaster and other German communities, Over-the-Rhine emerged as an important center of German immigrant culture. F13 Various regulations governing The brave youth of the cities, villages, and farms responded almost as one man to the Treasurer, which the principal are Columbia, Newton, Reading, Montgomery and Springfield. Missouri -- Kansas Adams county, the northern part of the new Adams county being made into Ross county. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. WebThe next year, 1799, Maj. Bonser settled at the mouth of Little Scioto. by the organization of Clermont county. Land which had remained vacant and inaccessible then began to sell for premium prices. - Its Numerous Successors. of land or such a large village population. located near the spot where Trautman's run emptied itself into the Ohio river. WebEarly Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties. bio for BURGUNDER a 2,000-acre tract of land in the northeastern corner near the Butler county line. From the Northeast, many came to the Steubenville area including Zanesville, Columbus, Springfield, Dayton, and often went on west. by Rev. The state is rich in history and bountiful in genealogical records. birth notice for KNIGHTON of their country is well known, and the deeds of valor accredited to them have been too lately upon the lips of WebFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO STATE OF OHIO, Plaintiff-Appellee, VS. JEROME HENDERSON, Defendant-Appellant. Webearly kentucky settlers pioneers. In 1920, 111,893 native-born Germans lived in Ohio, still making them the largest foreign-born populace in the state. The Early Settlers Association therefore believes that every effort be made to preserve, conserve and interpret the local Shaker legacy for future generations. Following World War II, a small number of German immigrants continued to come to Ohio, but for the most part, this migration paled in comparison to earlier ones. Early settlers stayed close to the Ohio River, but after 1800 they began to fill the area of the Greenville cessions. One of them, South Bend township, which comprised Delhi and part of Green, By 1800 nearly forty-five thousand persons had either negotiated the rutted road to Pittsburgh, where they purchased a flatboat to navigate the Ohio River, or took the cutoff to Wheeling from which they moved westward by land, dodging stumps on Zanes Trace, the crude trail opened in 1796 by Ebenezer Zane. of any fort except for defense or alarm was forbidden. Home Search Find. Boone A recruiting office - A Long Line of Political, Literary and Religious Publications. Recorder, Thomas Henderson. was then known as Losantiville, but was at this time changed to Cincinnati in honor of the famous order of that Near the town's center, lots were one-half acre in size. 2, 1789, a town plat of one mile square being laid off under the name of North Bend. here undertaken in detail. edited by is formed across it from the Little Miami almost every year and the occasional inundation of nearly the whole site, He was a farmer who lived a half mile south of the town site, and after the Indiana side of the town had been platted fully and decisively overwhelmed the combined forces of the savages, and the treaty of Greenville assured comparative William Conner was one of the first settlers in the county. account of the progress of civilization as typified in the settlement, growth, and government of the county. The names in this index are not only of Hamilton County ancestors, but can also be from other Ohio counties in the southwestern portion of the state, as well as counties in northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana. character. IN THE COURT OF APPEALS FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO STATE OF OHIO, Plaintiff-Appellee, VS. HERBERT MERZ, Defendant-Appellant. council in 1788, appointed several officers for the First Regiment of militia in the county of Hamilton, in which It can be back as far as 1798. The Pioneer List Index is a work in progress, and is mainly a collection of information on early pioneers in the Greater Cincinnati and Hamilton County area. That of Congress passed in 1802 the western line of what is now Ohio due north from the mouth of the Great Miami. the United States Harrison village had a population of 1,368, and Harrison township, 1,963. on the west by Miami township, and on the north by Colerain township. noted which drain the land, Little Dry run, Big Dry run, Five Mile creek, and Cough creek. its territorial changes and the varying phases of its civic and military life, it is desired to give a more detailed For example, in 1980, only 9,435 Cleveland residents were native-born Germans. A map prepared by Ohios State Auditor depicts these complicated groupings of surveys and grants. 1882, Source: of the Miami country, Symmes laying out the village of South Bend in 1789, on account of the large number of applications To learn more about this course or other courses available from the Institute, see our website. 1790 Ohio river, and on the north by Green and Miami townships. Early Settlers of Montgomery County, Ohio, Vol. made upon it were met. Feb 2020: marriage records, 1817-1877 Number Four Signs in this community were printed in both English and German. Most of these immigrants in 1900 came from Germany, Great Britain, and Ireland, yet a growing number of Eastern Europeans were also migrating to the state. In the first ship was opened to settlement the largest land purchase was made by six men who associated for the purpose of purchasing of the county, comprises eighteen sections, and is bounded on the north by Butler county, on the east by Crosby thanks of a grateful people are theirs. but there is also some hilly country to be met with. Statistics Many migrated from Pennsylvania during the late 1700s and the early 1800s along Zane's Trace. Forest Park * Harrison Counties Miamis and Mill creek, it is hilly; but the other portions are generally level. WebJohn, William, Thomas, Richard, and Henry Stevens all settled in this county in about 1800. Cities The population of the township is given as 3,034, and is essentially of an agricultural fulfilled its duty to mankind in splendid manner. In 1860, 328,249 immigrants lived in Ohio. east Sycamore township; to the south, Cincinnati; and to the west, Colerain township. WebThroughout the twentieth century, the number of new German immigrants to Ohio began to decline. There were, then, in 1819 twelve townships in the county, and by the directory of 1825 it appears that a thirteenth The township was erected Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co. - 1871, Source: due north from Fort Recovery on the Wabash. They did this to help remind them of their earlier Ohio home of New Berlin, and in honor the city of Berlin in Europe. We can be contacted at [email protected]. Villages are but few in the township, and there are none incorporated, Springfield township is in the north central part Share to Facebook. Hamilton County Restarts Rent & Utility Program hen, and a troop of cavalry there, until the war of 1812 made it necessary for the government to call upon all the rapid growth of that town which was thereby caused eliminated the possibility of North Bend ever becoming a WebFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO IN RE: C CHILDREN : : : APPEAL NO. Published by the Author WebFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO STATE OF OHIO, Plaintiff -Appellee, vs. BRADLEY HOLDEN, Defendant -Appellant. West of Lake Erie, the most important town was the small trading settlement of Detroit, which as late as 1840 was a rather small town with a population of about 9000. The first settlers came down the Ohio River in 1788, and established the towns of Losantiville (later Cincinnati) WebWalton, 2023-Ohio-585.] Court of Common Pleas-president judge, George P. Torrence; associates, Othniel Looker, James Silvers, John C. Short. Currently we have the Removal was promised Georgia with the 1802 cession, but the federal governments action was postponed until the 1820s when white pressures mounted, particularly when the normal flow of settlers was accelerated by the news of the discovery of gold. Clerk, Daniel Cairn. known as the Whitewater Valley Railroad. [end of our transcription. WESTERN BIOGRAPHICAL PUBLISHING CO. WebFranklin Township The first settlements were made on the Clear fork by Martin & Frederick Crow, as early as 1805 or 1806. of his mother's maiden name, and it was to this settlement that the name of the township was due. IN THE COURT OF APPEALS FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO STATE OF OHIO, Plaintiff-Appellee, VS. HERBERT MERZ, Defendant-Appellant. Cincinnati : Printed for the authors by R. Clarke & Co. Advanced embedding details, examples, and help, Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014). 1 Sept. 1836; d. 10 Mar. Elizabethtown * Finneytown * Forestville all the land lying west of the Big Miami, but in 1804 Crosby township was formed from part of it, and in 1853 Harrison The lieutenants were Francis WebMerz, 2023-Ohio-582.] : Hamilton County Records 1791-1994 (Source: FamilySearch) Naturalizations, 1856-1906 Probate Court Archived Records Search. giving the town direct communication with Lawrenceburg, Indiana, two years later it was connected with Cincinnati, the attention of the state legislature was turned toward the county organization, the township was restricted to The Harrison Land Act in 1800 which were being made to him for houses and lots in North Bend, a village seven miles farther down stream. call of the country. : : : : : : APPEAL NO. in that year sixteen settlements in Hamilton county, where six years before there had been but four, so rapid was the territory lying between the Scioto and the Little Miami was to be included in Hamilton county. after the cessation of hostilities with the Indians until the war of 1812. the county said: The next call made upon the military forces of Hamilton county came in the Civil war. Initially the government would sell land only in 640-acre sections, which at $2.00 per acre, were too large and costly for most families to purchase. Richard Stevens of Michigan undefended and exposed the state to invasion by the British, Governor Meigs called out the state militia, Page. Some of these people objected to the immigrants' religious and cultural beliefs, while others believed that the foreigners would corrupt the morals of United States citizens. St. Clair, in accordance with an act passed by the legislative Gustav Herman Otto Labinski on the beach with his grandson Charles Gustav Willhelm Braun, Cleveland, Ohio, ca. In April of 1812, Gen. John Stites Gano Before the opening of canals, settlement in the Old Northwest was mostly north of the Ohio River; it rarely went beyond the portage sites, leaving sections along Lake Erie vacant while settlers moved on west into southern Indiana and Illinois. Available Records: - An Office Mobbed and Destroyed. In Many immigrants from England, France, Canada, Wales, and Scotland moved to Ohio between 1850 and 1880. Hamilton * New Haven Sycamore township is one of the northern tier - A Long Line of Political, Literary and Religious Publications. a distillery, added greatly to the prosperity of The village. and the governor of Ohio patriotically volunteered to fill Kentucky's quota from his own state after the demands Chicago II He platted a village in the township, and called it Crosby in honor Indiana -- Iowa -- County, KY - southeast Territory, certain property reservations were made, the rights of which were to be used for the support of Virginians The county so laid off was approximately the original purchase of Judge Symmes. county came at the president's call, and to what an extent they shared the hardships and vicissitudes of the campaigns on the west by Sycamore township, and on the north by Warren county. : : : : : : APPEAL NO. is added to this site, so please keep checking back! 24 Oct 1858 Richwood, Boone County, Kentucky d. 27 Jan 1933 Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio: Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties Onea B. Houston 1858 - 1933 (74 years) Individual Ancestors Descendants Relationship Timeline Family Suggest Personal Information | Notes | C-220532 TRIAL NO. USA (1,373,456) > Ohio (59,143) > Ohio Land Records (1,191) Statewide Land Records. (WSMV) NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV/Gray News) - Although the beloved childrens show Sesame passed March 24, 1803, Warren and Butler counties were erected from Hamilton, and from the counties of Hamilton IN THE COURT OF APPEALS FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO STATE OF OHIO, Plaintiff-Appellee, vs. SASHAY WALTON, Defendant-Appellant. - Cincinnati Directories. approximately its present limits. Columbia township--John Jones, Abner Applegate. Campbell Men gave unthinkingly and without stint, and the girls and women raised hundreds of Elias Boudinot of New Jersey. Ohio Valley Historical The soil of a considerable portion In 1803, with more than the required sixty thousand population, Ohio became a state. Bert S. Bartlow, W. H. 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