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     • Led by Christian Waldschmidt, who purchased land (from John Cleves Symmes), the Germans founded Hamilton County’s first and most successful mill village, “Neu Deutschland.”
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   Who founded the first mill village in Hamilton County?

   • Led by Christian Waldschmidt, who purchased land (from John Cleves Symmes), the Germans founded Hamilton County’s first and most successful mill village, “Neu Deutschland.”

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   Who founded the first settlement in Hamilton County?

   • Stites, often erroneously referred to as Maj. Stites, founded the first settlement in Hamilton County in late November 1788 and named it Columbia. He was 42 years old. Despite Indian trouble, flooding and other pioneer challenges, the little community established many firsts in the region: a school, a church and a graveyard.

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   How many townships were there in Ohio in 1801?

   • In 1801, the list of townships in the county were Columbia, Cincinnati, Southbend, Miami, Anderson, Colerain, Fairfield, Springfield, Dayton, Franklin, Ohio, Deerfield and St. Oak, seven of which do not appear in later lists. Court of Common Pleas-president judge, George P. Torrence; associates, Othniel Looker, James Silvers, John C. Short.

   The Story of Hamilton County Ohio - Early History

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   How did Hamilton County get its name?

   • Alexander Hamilton was at that time secretary of the treasury, and it was for him that Hamilton county was named. The first topographical description of the county appeared in 1815, as follows: "In the vicinity of the Ohio, Miamis and Mill creek, it is hilly; but the other portions are generally level.

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   Who were Cincinnati's founding fathers?

   • CINCINNATI -- Six men who established three settlements within several months in Hamilton County 228 years ago qualify to be called Cincinnati's Founding Fathers: Benjamin Stites, John Cleves Symmes, Matthias Denman, Robert Patterson, John Filson and Israel Ludlow.

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   When was the first paper mill in Cincinnati?

   • In the early 1800’s, cloth and fulling mills (were the fabric was stretched) were added, followed in 1810 by the area’s first paper mill which supplied most Click on the ad for more information. Please report objectionable advertising to the Editor. of Cincinnati’s paper.

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3. www.genealogytrails.com › ohio › hamiltonThe Story of Hamilton County Ohio - Early History

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   New Baltimore, a village with a population of about 200, was founded by Samuel Pottinger in 1819, and the early establishment of a flour mill, sawmill, and a distillery, added greatly to the prosperity of The village.

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   May 2, 2019 · Led by Christian Waldschmidt, who purchased land (from John Cleves Symmes), the Germans founded Hamilton County’s first and most successful mill village, “Neu Deutschland.”

5. hcgsohio.org › cpageEarly History of Hamilton County, Ohio - hcgsohio.org

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   On January 2, 1790, Hamilton County became the second county in the Northwest Territory. The name honored Revolutionary War general and U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton. The words of Hezekiah Flint, “I came down in a flat, loaded with corn, and landed in Cincinnati April 7, 1794.

6. hcgsohio.org › upload › filesPioneer List Hamilton County, Ohio - hcgsohio.org

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   Mar 2, 2014 · Introduction. 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. The information has been collected and extracted from various sources, and is intended to give the researcher tips about their ancestors from sources that are not ...

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7. www.wcpo.com › news › insiderThese six guys gave Cincinnati its start - WCPO 9 News

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   Jan 5, 2017 · CINCINNATI -- Six men who established three settlements within several months in Hamilton County 228 years ago qualify to be called Cincinnati's Founding Fathers: Benjamin Stites, John Cleves...

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8. www.symmestownship.org › 209History & Heritage | Symmes Township, OH

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   The first one was issued to Benjamin Stites who quickly settled, relocated, and founded the village of Columbia west of Little Miami. The second sale of land went to a group led by Mathias Denman, Colonel Robert Patterson, and Robert Filson.

9. hcgsohio.blogspot.com › 2012 › 05First Families of Hamilton County - Early Hamilton County ...

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   May 7, 2012 · Hamilton County was named by Judge Symmes in honor of his friend, Alexander Hamilton, then the first Secretary of the Treasury, 1789-1795. Initially, from 1790 to 1792, Hamilton County covered the area between the Miami Rivers.