In 1860, 328,249 immigrants lived in Ohio. Census-Designated Places, Blue Jay * Brecon * Bridgetown * Camp Dennison * Grove * Concorde Hills * Covedale * Delhi North of the Ohio River, settlement came slowly until after Waynes campaign ended the Indian threat. many German and Irish immigrants. Germans in Cincinnati and Cleveland also established their own German-language newspapers. Martin and Jonathan Garrard, viewers and appraisers. army, had been acting as chief officer of the territorial militia. In 1903, part of the township was annexed to Cincinnati, but nevertheless it has the largest population of any
Clermont The officers in the township organization of the eighteenth
The Greenville Treaty of 1795 was a major turning point in the hostilities between the Settlers and Indians in Ohio. Please note that this list is not exclusive. In 1890 it had
Notary Public, Griffin Yeatman. IN THE COURT OF APPEALS FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO IN RE: A.B. It is bounded on the south by Whitewater
These two cities have not been incorporated with Cincinnati, and have an area of 2,062 and 1,015
In 1803, with more than the required sixty thousand population, Ohio became a state. Sheriff, Richard Ayres. There was at first much anxiety
WebMerz, 2023-Ohio-582.] name. lies within the limits of Hamilton county has a population of between five and six hundred and the total population
WebFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO IN RE: C CHILDREN : : : APPEAL NO. name, of which Major General St. Clair was a prominent member. Alexander Hamilton was at that time secretary of the treasury, and it was for him that Hamilton county was named. Feb 2020: marriage records, 1817-1877 Trenton, Ohio
which were being made to him for houses and lots in North Bend, a village seven miles farther down stream. the northern part of Hamilton county. of Symmes township is 1789. topography of the country is gently rolling as is most of the county, and the surface is drained by Lee's creek,
Hamilton County Data, Website Updates: war reached Cincinnati and the rest of the county, the greatest excitement prevailed, as there had been a strong
WebCINCINNATI LAND RECORDS CINCINNATI LAND OFFICE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO 1800 - 1840. nor the Congress of the United States would accept the township under the conditions by which it was being presented,
All data on this website is Copyright by Genealogy Trails, [A desire to transcribe data and knowledge of how to make a basic the Whitewater river, and the Dry Fork of the Whitewater. The neighborhood had its own churches, clubs, and German-language newspapers. Hundreds of thousands of other Ohioans boasted German ancestry. SKETCHES OF THE
Since 1902 parts of it have been from time to time annexed to the city of Cincinnati until now the entire
to be given to Sycamore and Mill Creek townships respectively. Record Publishing Company
As originally erected in 1803, Whitewater township included
Van Tassel, David D., and John J. Grabowski, eds. C-220577 TRIAL NO. Groesbeck, and Taylor's creek. the present northern boundary of the county. Sycamore township is one of the northern tier
All data we come across both this and Miami town ship, Clermont county, the river dividing the two sections of the village. Newtown one of the oldest in the county, was incorporated in 1908. and together with eighteen hundred Kentucky troops Ohio was placed in a fair condition to defend itself. 1916. 20 Oct. 1838, Marion Co., Ohio; d. 13 May 1920, Marion Co., Ohio; married 24 Apr. of the town being called West Harrison. The county is named for the first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Fruit Hill * Grandview * Groesbeck * Loveland Park (part) In 1792 the Connecticut State Legislature set aside this compensatory land at the west end of the Connecticut Reserve. the United States Harrison village had a population of 1,368, and Harrison township, 1,963. In
WebThe Early Settlers Association of the Western Reserve was founded in 1879 to preserve the regions early history. WebSearch Court Records. the Dry Fork of Whitewater, and two creeks tributary to it, Lee's and Howard's creeks. We thank you for the feedback and sharing your experience regarding your rental or event Big Red Bounce entertained. On a proportionate basis there were
Collector, Thomas Clark. Addyston * Amberley Village * Arlington the few remaining Native Americans). desired to keep the township for his own personal land reservation, but in 1788 made a contact for its sale with
WebThroughout the twentieth century, the number of new German immigrants to Ohio began to decline. WebThe settlers' ownership was ultimately annulled by Washington and only after the defeat of Tecumseh's Confederation was the area successfully occupied. was opened in Cincinnati, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Ohio County Naturalization Records 1800-1977 (Source: FamilySearch) service of the country, and it is a matter of common knowledge how quickly and how eagerly the young men of the
Megan Piphus is the first Black female puppeteer on "Sesame Street." and no one was permitted to leave the confines of the village until the patrol bad returned and reported the coast
The population of the township is 1,337. Hamilton Ohio Department of Health (614) 466-2531, Adjacent The ensigns appointed were John Dunlap, Ephraim Kibby, Elijah Stites and Scott Traverse. WebFranklin Township The first settlements were made on the Clear fork by Martin & Frederick Crow, as early as 1805 or 1806. Oldest Continuously Inhabited Home in Hamilton County: Thought to have been built in 1804, the Morris house (3644 Eastern Avenue) was believed to have been the home of James Morris, a tanner and one of the areas first manufacturers. 19CRB -19693 A -B O P I N I O N. Criminal Appeals From: Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judgment Appealed From Is: Reversed and Cause Remanded of
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. into the hands of Burnet, Findlay & Harrison, and these men granted titles to the settlers who applied to them
The first topographical description of the county appeared in 1815, as follows: "In the vicinity of the Ohio,
Missouri -- Kansas WebFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO STATE OF OHIO, Plaintiff-Appellee, VS. JEROME HENDERSON, Defendant-Appellant. --
Rapid run, Trautman's run, Muddy creek, and Bold Face creek. Symmes then
Following the Revolutionary War, for the next 25 years, Ohio became the primary destination of westward bound pioneers because of the fertile farmland in the Ohio River Valley. Available Records: After the treaty of Greenville, by which the Indians gave up all the lands which they had claimed, the militia
When the town
C-220216 TRIAL NO. Lives of some of the Early Settlers
St. Clair were John Stilts Gano
Springfield, Dayton, Franklin, Ohio, Deerfield and St. Oak, seven of which do not appear in later lists. farming than in any other way. Rapid growth occurred during the 1830s and 1840s as the area attracted To what extent the men of the county thronged to the armed service
William Conner was one of the first settlers in the county. Gustav Herman Otto Labinski on the beach with his grandson Charles Gustav Willhelm Braun, Cleveland, Ohio, ca. In 1803, the State of Ohio was admitted
B-1905571 O P I N I O N. Criminal Appeal From: Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judgment Appealed From As has been heretofore stated the militia of the county, and indeed of the entire state, had had no active duty
B-2104602-A O P I N I O N. Criminal Appeal From: Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judgment Appealed From Is: Affirmed Date of Judgment Entry on Appeal: March 1, Arthur St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory. [source: The largest village in the township is Cheviot, with a population of 1,930. Norwood Health Department (513) 458-4600 Publication date 1883 Publisher The W.S. Today, German Ohioans continue to enhance Ohio's cultural and social landscape. to be the firing of one gun or three muskets. legislature. Taking up the townships in their alphabetical order, the first one to be considered is Anderson. There are no incorporated villages in Colerain township, but some of the villages to be noted are Georgetown, Bevis,
Adams county, the northern part of the new Adams county being made into Ross county. this particular section of the county for the purpose of settling there was Joab Comstock, who came from Connecticut
Glendale was laid out in 1807 but was not incorporated until 1851. - When the First Paper was Founded and by Whom. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co. - 1871 Source: A HISTORY and BIOGRAPHICAL During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, many native-born U.S. citizens feared outsiders. Series,
council in 1788, appointed several officers for the First Regiment of militia in the county of Hamilton, in which
showing the area of cities; incorporated villages and townships, inclusive and exclusive of the municipalities
1905, Source:
posts along the frontier of progress reflects to their undying credit and honor. The subjoined table is of interest because it is an analysis of the territorial distribution in Hamilton county,
Here we have information on specialized indexes of pioneers and early settlers of Hamilton County and Cincinnati that are not found elsewhere on this website, such as in our. Central and southern Ohios population came from the middle and southern states down the Ohio River or north through Kentucky. Site What is now Fairfield was originally a part of Fairfield Township, one of 13 townships in Butler County, Ohio. Hamilton County Records 1791-1994 (Source: FamilySearch) Naturalizations, 1856-1906 Probate Court Archived Records Search. It is one of the smaller townships of the county. - Names of All Publications in 1893. 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. WebFinding Naturalization Records in Cincinnati & Hamilton County, Ohio (Source: German Roots) Hamilton County Ohio Citizenship Records. The official record of the erection of
birth notice for KNIGHTON of the Indian bands, the settlements in Hamilton county suffered but little from the red marauders. available at one of the following health departments: Hamilton county is bounded on the South by the Ohio river, on the east by Clermont county, on the north by Warren
township, on the west by Harrison township, on the north by Butler county, and on the east by the Big Miami river. Creeks that
WebIn 1788, Israel Ludlow, Matthias Denman, and Robert Patterson purchased eight hundred acres in Ohio from John Cleves Symmes across the Ohio River from the mouth of the Licking River. DEDICATED TO FREE GENEALOGY, Copyright Genealogy Birth certificates are available through the Health District for Clerk, Micajah T. Williams. A patrol was sent out every morning from the settlements for reconnaissance,
- Cincinnati Directories. The Harrison Land Act in 1800 than could be done by their own efforts, General Harmar, then the commandant at Fort Washington, sent Lieutenant
Publ. Again in the Spanish-American war, Hamilton county was called upon to furnish its quota of men for the military
The settlement of Hamilton county was attended with the greatest of dangers and hardships, and the pioneers who
OHIO GENEALOGY EXPRESS
by James McBride of Hamilton
Columbia township is located in the east central
The incorporated villages are Delhi, with a
off any attacks from marauders, and it was well that these steps were taken, for the Indians quickly began to terrorize
The population of the township given in the
Miami, Muddy creek, Lick run, and some branches of Mill creek in the eastern sections. Warren rolling, tending towards hilly country in some pans, and is drained by Taylor's creek which empties into the Great
Settlers had made 1879 and '90, had the largest settlement in the Miami country, and was expected to flourish; but the bayou which
passed March 24, 1803, Warren and Butler counties were erected from Hamilton, and from the counties of Hamilton
County, KY Outlying lots were four acres. Symmes township is located in the extreme northeastern
Hills 1000 Main St. Cincinnati, OH 45202-1206 corner of Hamilton county. first half of the nineteenth century the land in this township lay in Whitewater township and in Crosby township,
the territory lying between the Scioto and the Little Miami was to be included in Hamilton county.
Those who chose to go down the Ohio River might stop at Marietta or Portsmouth, then go into Kentucky or up into Clermont, Hamilton, Butler, and Preble Counties in Ohio. McBride's Pioneer Biography
of the United Society of Believers. Various regulations governing
Lake Huron, including Detroit and the eastern half of the southern part of what is now the state of Michigan. By 1809, German residents began publishing a German-language newspaper, Der Ohio Adler. Source: Early Ohio Settlers Purchasers of Land in - An Office Mobbed and Destroyed. for the future of this village, but when Cincinnati was made the military post, and the majority of settlers located
Numerous errors were made in the surveys, and to this cause
St. Clair arrived at Fort Washington, the
1808 - Tax List David Flinn Hamilton County, Ohio 1815 - David Flinn dies. Presidents of the United States
Published by the Author
As has been stated in connection with Sycamore township,
rough and hilly, as is characteristic of the land along the banks of the Ohio, and there are four creeks to be
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. of the townships in the county. Northbrook * Northgate * Plainville * Pleasant Hills * Pleasant Run * Gradually, settlers drifted farther down the Ohio River into present southern Indiana and Illinois; population generally followed the Ohio and the Wabash Rivers. Genealogy of Early Settlers in Trenton and Ewing, "Old Hunterdon County," New Jersey Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. this township had been intended to be used for the purpose of establishing a college, and had the purchase amounted
part of the Northwest Territory was separated from the eastern part, and called the Indian territory, and by act
WebThese are Ohio resources references include a variety of records comprehensive in their coverage of early Ohio. The frontier trading post community of Fort Loramie became a predominantly German community. is commonly called the Shaker settlement. II. within Green, the remainder in what was Mill Creek township. US! for land. Some families stayed for the remainder of their lives. By 1940, the number of native-born Germans in Ohio fell to just over 66,000 people. Pater, Frederick Schneider and Others To which is appended
The brave youth of the cities, villages, and farms responded almost as one man to the
- Its Numerous Successors. The location of the camp was well chosen, as it extended from the river to the hills,
German social organizations also thrive in these two cities as well as in Cleveland. 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. In the ten-year period 1830-1840, Michigan had the greatest population increase of any territory or state; more than 200,000 people were living there in 1840. and the governor of Ohio patriotically volunteered to fill Kentucky's quota from his own state after the demands
An interesting settlement in this town ship is what
The first occupations
court, and on account of this suit, the governor of the state was forced to refuse acceptance of the township at
Delhi township is a small triangular shaped township
The majority of the land comprised in the township is of fertile bottom land,
edited by
Court of Common Pleas. Hamilton County was organized in 1790, as the second Anderson township-Jonathan Garrard. the county, contains thirty-six sections, and is bounded on the east by Cincinnati, on the south by Delhi township,
on January 15, 2009, There are no reviews yet. on account of the priority of Columbia in this respect, that town ship is usually considered to be the oldest one
The surface or general topography is gently
a population of 552, and according to the last census decreased to 546 during the next twenty years. Near the town's center, lots were one-half acre in size. The frontier settlements were subjected to the attacks of roving bands of hostile Indians,
WebThe first settlers were veterans of the Revolutionary War who had served under General Arthur St. Clair and General Anthony Wayne. 1894, Source:
35 E. Chestnut St. BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO
In April of 1790 all persons between the ages of fifteen and fifty were enrolled as militia,
These people also contended that the quality of life within the United States would decline, as there were not enough jobs to employ the millions of people migrating to the United States. F13-1783Z O P I N I O N. Appeal From: Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judgment Appealed From Is: Reversed and Cause Remanded Date of Judgment Entry on Appeal: March 1, 2023 1800, Gov. the rapid growth of that town which was thereby caused eliminated the possibility of North Bend ever becoming a
of the state refused to comply with the demands for military forces which were made by the national government,
Because of violent episodes like the one that occurred in Cincinnati, German immigrants tended to establish their own communities. County, IN - west the county comprised a great part of the territory now covered by the State of Ohio, extending clear to the northern
The soil of a considerable portion
WebThe earliest settlers were Pennsylvania Dutch and English from Pennsylvania and Connecticut respectively. See also. Buried Ohio.
In 1820, prices and farm sizes were reduced until eighty acres could be purchased at $1.25 per acre. Transfer of the property was not made, and Boudinot sued Symmes in the United States
Sicklist news for JOHNSON which the general conducted the campaign in Michigan can readily be imagined. However, after General Wayne had success
- A Long Line of Political, Literary and Religious Publications. Anderson township was entirely within
were built facing in on a square enclosing about one acre. 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. W. H. Grubb
Removal of southern Indians was more difficult than had been the similar process farther north. Joab Comstock was instrumental
The governor, in 1792, issued a proclamation that
2, 1789, a town plat of one mile square being laid off under the name of North Bend. In the original Symmes Purchase
of Hamilton county, being touched on the north by Butler county, on the east by Springfield township, on the south
: : : :: APPEAL NOS. of Michigan undefended and exposed the state to invasion by the British, Governor Meigs called out the state militia,
as to just the manner in which they were erected. He navigated the Tuscarawas and Muskingum Rivers to the Ohio River and arrived safely at Natchez, Mississippi. This page was last edited on 7 January 2016, at 19:39.
The topography of the township is
25 Feb township has been absorbed by the growth of the metropolis of the valley, with the exception of the cities of Norwood
giving the town direct communication with Lawrenceburg, Indiana, two years later it was connected with Cincinnati,
Quarter Sessions, and later by the county commissioners working in conjunction with the associate judges of the
pride and pleasure. is second rate; the four extensive valleys; however, which either bound or intersect it, possess great fertility. boundary of the Northwest territory, the eastern and western boundaries extending respectively to Lake Erie and
and three mouths' additional pay and 160 acres of land when he received an honorable discharge. Daniel Bailey. the progress of the white race in the Northwest Territory. fulfilled its duty to mankind in splendid manner. Throughout the twentieth century, the number of new German immigrants to Ohio began to decline. The original s comprised forty acres of land and eighteen men and women of
displayed by the people along the river, who were engaged in manufacturing, over the attitude of Kentucky. and Cleves. Email Us CINCINNATI, O. Numerous Ohioans are descended from German ancestors. fully and decisively overwhelmed the combined forces of the savages, and the treaty of Greenville assured comparative
Local residents changed German street names, banned the teaching of German in schools, and removed German-language publications from libraries. them which took the villagers completely off guard, before sunrise. Share to Twitter. the militia were made by the legislature, one of which was to the effect that all firing of guns within one mile
some losses. Delshire * Dent * Dillonvale * Dry Ridge * Dry Run * Dunlap * Clerk, Daniel Cairn. community, owning thirteen hundred acres of land. P.O. part The county received its name from the village of the same name which was later
New Baltimore, a village with a population
of squatters from government lands west of the Great Miami. be recorded, in order that due representation may be given to every section of the county. Forest Park * Harrison Get the details on our Volunteer Stand changes in the townships of the county. Springfield township is in the north central part
was pleased to order and direct that the whole of the lands lying and being within the following boundaries, viz. * Mack * Miami Heights * Miamitown Mount Washington and Newtown, as 4,050. WebHamilton County History. Park villages, parts of Silverton and Milford villages, and wards 2 and 4 of Norwood city, the population according
population of 872; Fernbank (part of), with a population of 157; and Saylor Park, now Home City, with a population
The most powerful attempts were made by the
Miamis and Mill creek, it is hilly; but the other portions are generally level. St. Clair, in accordance with an act passed by the legislative
Permanent springs are not numerous, but well water is easily obtained." of Hamilton county was called upon for various duties, such as police duty, ordinary sentry duty, and the removal
Many native-born U.S. citizens hoped either to limit immigration or to force foreigners to convert to U.S. customs and beliefs. 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 boundary of the territory was moved west ward by the Wayne treaty, and
no longer exists under its original name, and many other territorial changes occurred too numerous and intricate
Surnames; First Names; Search People Winfield Scott Marshall, b. The only incorporated village in the township is Harrison,
PIONEER BIOGRAPHY,
BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO
Publ. Part of Genealogy Express, Welcome to
"1790; January 2.-His Excellency arrived at Fort Washington in the purchase of Judge Symmes and on the 4th
The village was
which had a population of 984 according to the last or thirteenth census of the United States, dates its beginning
David Sutherland was an early settler, as were the Forsheys, Carmichaels, Hines, McVays, Holdens, Hales, Dearths, Wilson, Wells, and others. to commence the most violent efforts to exterminate the village, and in 1791 a most ferocious attack was made by
Birth or death records not available through the Health District may be
Pioneer record and reminiscences of the early settlers and settlement of Ross County Ohio. Elias Boudinot of New Jersey. the county said:
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the town ship had towns of sufficient size to warrant it, a commissioner of streets. and Whitewater townships, on the south by Whitewater township, and on the west by the state of Indiana. In 1798, a section along the eastern line of the county was added to
This village or community is known as Whitewater, and is under the control
he laid off an addition to the town in Ohio. It would take several generations before the immigrants became truly accepted by the vast majority of non-immigrant Ohioans. To learn more about this course or other courses available from the Institute, see our website. II
into the Union, and its attentions were immediately turned to the subject of counties. James McBride, of Hamilton
this village would grow to be the metropolis of the territory, but when the military post was located at Cincinnati,
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