Hamilton County, Ohio, miscellaneous genealogical research materials
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Microfilm of records located at Wright State University Library, Dayton, Ohio.
Includes materials of Campbell County, Kentucky.
Contents: Cincinnati in 1859 / by Charles Cist, 1788-1859 -- Gedenk-Buck der Sankt Franziskus Seraphikus Kirche, Cincinnati, 1859-1884 -- Wills filed in Probate Court of Hamilton County, 1791-1852 -- Thomas Noble Lindsey and descendents -- Early days in Campbell County, Kentucky, 1790-1850 -- Early settlers in Campbell County, Kentucky -- Cincinnati unique: Daniel Drake, 1800-1852 -- When, and by whom, was Cincinnati founded / by R. King, 1790-1810 -- Marriage records of Kenton County, Kentucky, 1874-1876 -- Butler County, Ohio, Calvary Cemetery -- A Guide to picturesque Cincinnati, 1883 -- Our Lady of Victory Cemetery, Delhi Township, Hamilton County -- Lutheran Church chart -- Deutschen pioneer (der Deutsche Pioneir) -- Deutschen Pioneer Vereins original membership list, 1869 -- Cincinnati German deaths -- Occupations, classes and German genealogical terms / by Hutzel and Kaiser -- Juncker and Bergweiler and related families in Cincinnati, and Kempenich Germany -- History of Sankt Johannes Church 1838 -- Greater Cincinnati resources -- Kern ancestors -- Schnathorst by Holsen emigrants -- Cincinnati German Catholic Cemetery history -- Cemeteries in Hamilton County -- Southwest Indiana German churches -- St. Paul's Catholic Church -- Genealogical ancestor charts for the following surnames: Varrelmann, Stadler, Schroeder, Reimann, Pfeifer,.
Elwer, Nomina, Mesker, Remler, Shaller, Reis, Meinhardt, Juncker, Bergweiler, etc. -- Schwaegerle genealogical charts -- The Cincinnati cholera of 1832 and 1849 -- Cincinnati German records abstracts and church resource information -- Cincinnati various German church histories and genealogies -- Ritter genealogy -- Robisch genealogy -- Ehrlenbusch genealogy -- Reed/Hartline genealogy -- Schumacher/ Bartscher genealogy -- Mesloh/Dallman genealogy.
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| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hamilton County, Ohio, miscellaneous genealogical research materials | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 1571728 | 7857181 |
| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Film | Image Group Number (DGS) | Format |
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| Hamilton County, Ohio, miscellaneous genealogical research materials | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 1571728 | 7857181 |
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