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Hamilton County (Ohio) Wills - Surname Starting with C Hamilton County (Ohio) Wills - Surname Starting with C Surname Given Name Date Filed Residence Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Mary Ann Hethrington, Jesse W. Cadwallader, Selina (Lena) Cadwallader, Cadwallader Selina 10/20/1886 Hamilton County 63 31539 M.M. White Mrs. Casper Kray David Knight Cady Jr., Cady David K. 05/10/1867 Cincinnati, OH 21 11595 Ann Elizabeth Cady Ann Elizabeth Cady, Eva Cady Cady Mary 11/15/1876 Hamilton County 35 20711 No Information Mary Noble Frances S. Cagney, William Cagney, John Cagney Michael 11/13/1889 Cincinnati, OH 76 34894 Frances S. Cagney Cagney, Michael Cagney, James Cagney Maria Louise Ormond, Margaret Ann Caldecott Maria R. 12/13/1887 Cincinnati, OH 68 32755 George C.A. Caldecott Ormond, George C.A. Caldecott Caldwell Agnes 12/13/1869 Cincinnati, OH 24 14124 William B. Caldwell William B. Caldwell Caroline A. Caldwell, Henry Fisk, Henry W. Shields, James H. Olander B. Fisk, John Caldwell, Edward A. Caldwell, Sarah A. Caldwell Edward H. 01/11/1873 Mobile, AL 28 16855 Wiley, Patrick C. Conley Caldwell, Caroline A. Caldwell Oscar Denning, Nancy Denning, Benjamin Caldwell Elizabeth 01/17/1859 Crosby Township 13 5137 William Cone Franklin Thompson, Angelina Case Caldwell Elizabeth 08/30/1898 Hamilton County 122 46836 Charlotte J. Caldwell Charlotte J. Caldwell Caldwell James 06/16/1843 Springfield Township 1 Archibald Burns, Boyd Dill James N. Caldwell, Robert C. Caldwell Catholic Female Society-Mobile, Alabama, St. Joseph College-Spring Hill-Mobile, Caldwell James H. 08/13/1870 Mobile, AL 24 14675-1/2 Edward Caldwell Alabama, Edward Caldwell Caldwell James S. 12/17/1830 No Information 1 Helen Mary Caldwell Helen Mary Caldwell Carter W. Wormeley, Warren A. Wormeley, Sally Wormeley, Virginia Wormeley, Margaret Bergen, Reverend Joshua F. Speed, Eugene James Gibbons, Horace Byrd Hall, Mary Kelly, Charles M. Fry, Guendaline Byrd Caldwell, Mary Eliza Caldwell William S. 07/03/1874 New York, NY 31 18402 Reuben R. Springer Caldwell Cale J. George 11/14/1865 Sycamore Township 18 9828 Casper Nendal Rosina Cale Calhoun George 05/01/1896 Anderson Township 110 43799 Bertha Calhoun Berthal Calhoun James Keenan, Charles Callahan Daniel 09/14/1850 Cincinnati, OH 1 O'Brien Wife, Children Frank Allebaugh, James Ryan, Mrs. Mary William Francis Doherty, Callahan, Peter Callahan, Mary Ann Ryan, Callahan Francis 03/19/1867 Cincinnati, OH 20 11432 Father James Callahan John Ryan Hamilton County (Ohio) Wills - Surname Starting with C Surname Given Name Date Filed Residence Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Mary Quigley, James F. Ryan, Frank Callahan James K. 07/06/1870 Cincinnati, OH 24 14565 Mary Quigley Allabaugh, John H. Ryan Maggie Callaway, John Weaver, Alice Wasmer, Rose Callaway, Lottie Weaver, Callaway Mary 04/11/1895 Cincinnati, OH 104 42317 John Weaver Ida Vollmer, Joseph Callaway Callies Albrecht 05/18/1896 Cincinnati, OH 110 43876 Emil Callies Emil Callies Mary O'Brien, Annie Gorman, Ella Sullivan, Margaret McGabe, Mary O'Brien, Frances Gordon, Ella Sullivan, Sacred Heart Callinan Eliza 04/01/1887 Cincinnati, OH 65 32015 Patrick Dorsey Convent Deborah A. Calvert, Deborah A. Calvert, William H. Calvert, Calvert George H. 07/30/1861 Cincinnati, OH 15 6697 William H. Calvert Eugene J. Calvert Nancy Dunn, Rebecca Bachelor, George H. Calvert Mary 05/23/1888 Hamilton County 71 33306 George H. Friend Friend Anna Hilts, Martha Meisick, Martha Calvin, P.W. Frances, Martha Elizabeth Huston, Martha W. Taylor, Calvin Richard 12/07/1882 Hamilton, OH 49 26917 Calvin Richard Hills, Richard Huston Unnamed Wife, Sarah Cameron, Harriet Cameron, William Cameron, Everett Cameron Daniel 05/13/1872 No Information 27 16245 Thomas Evitt Cameron, Mary Cameron Daniel Cameron, Cameron Daniel Sr. 09/13/1832 Hamilton 1 Bartholemew Chadwick Mary Cameron, et al Cameron Dell 06/06/1872 Cincinnati, OH 27 16357 Margaret Cameron Margaret Cameron John M. Cameron, Sarah Kitchell, T.J. Cameron, Catherine G. Thomas J. Cameron, Dr. Cameron, Learry M. Hathervery, Caroline Cameron Duncan 10/09/1867 Hamilton County 21 11996 D.B. Meyer Sears, Hester T. Jones, Caroline S. Riker Cameron Eliza 11/19/1900 Cincinnati, OH 134 49905 Florence C. Kell Florence C. Kell William Stevenson, Peter William Cameron, Robert Cameron, Amelia Cameron John 07/05/1839 Cincinnati, OH 1 McNicoll Cameron Mary L. Cameron, Otis L. Cameron, Walter Cameron Joseph G. 03/21/1892 Cincinnati, OH 89 38049 Mary L. Cameron G. Cameron, D. P. Cameron George W. Golden, Willie F. Golden, Helen Starbuck, Helen E. Clark, Cora Clark, Cameron Maggie C. 04/24/1876 Cincinnati, OH 34 20164 A.J. Clark Clifford Clark Hamilton County (Ohio) Wills - Surname Starting with C Surname Given Name Date Filed Residence Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Mell McDaniel Cameron, Etta W. Cameron W. Hart 06/14/1886 Cincinnati, OH 62 31215 Mell McDaniel Cameron Cameron, Judith Cameron Eliza Cameron, Florence Wesley A. Cameron, Eliza Dorsey, Eliza Cameron Wesley M. 04/04/1895 Cincinnati, OH 104 42291 C. Kell Cameron Campbell Alexander 01/21/1892 Millcreek Township 88 37762 Charlotte A. Campbell Charlotte A. Campbell William E. Campbell, Mae L. Campbell, Nettie B. Campbell, Henrietta Maria Campbell Charles C. 12/23/1892 Cincinnati, OH 93 39032 William E. Campbell Campbell Cornelius Campbell, John Campbell, Campbell Cornelius 05/26/1805 Colerain Township 1 Edward Johnston William Campbell Charles H. Campbell, John R. Campbell, Campbell Eleazer M. 03/10/1897 Hamilton County 115 44935 Charles H. Campbell Elias B. Campbell, Lola Johnson Campbell Ellen 05/31/1878 Cincinnati, OH 38 22180 Robert R. Reynolds Emma Lilly, Ellen Clark William Harvey Campbell, Louise Cathness Campbell Fannie Skaats 08/19/1890 Hamilton County 81 35860 William Harvey Campbell Campbell, et al Frank Campbell, James Campbell, Ellen Campbell Harriet 09/24/1864 Hamilton County 18 8836 Frank Campbell Campbell, Alexander McGuffey Campbell Jane 08/21/1833 Cincinnati, OH 1 Henry Lovett Enos Eldridge, et al Campbell John 10/22/1880 Cincinnati, OH 42 24439 Mary Ann Campbell Mary Ann Campbell James Campbell, Henry C. Campbell, Thomas W. Campbell, Children of Isabella Boswell, Children of Martha Compton, Campbell John 08/06/1866 Colerain Township 20 10550 Arnzi McGill Children of Mary Simpson Campbell Joseph J. 05/05/1882 Columbus, OH 47 26302 Stewart Jackson Sue V. Jackson, Stewart Jackson Sarah Pine, John Huber Jr., Elizabeth A. Campbell Mary P. 03/11/1872 Hamilton County 27 16098 Thomas Evitt Evitt, E.S. Needles Isaac Parks, Mrs. Robert Campbell Robert 04/13/1814 Hamilton, County 1 Campbell Campbell Children Vienna Campbell, Margaret Campbell Campbell Robert K. 11/27/1899 Los Angeles, CA 129 48617 Vienna Campbell Dinsmore, Julia M. Campbell Henry Vincent, William Vincent, Edward Vincent, William Vincent, Bartlett Vincent, Andrew Vincent, James Vincent, Calvin Campbell, Sarah Kitchell, Sarah Herbert, et Campbell Sarah 03/11/1891 Harrison, OH 83 36545 William C. Vincent al Hamilton County (Ohio) Wills - Surname Starting with C Surname Given Name Date Filed Residence Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Campbell William P. 06/29/1857 New Orleans, LA 12 4125 No Information Mary Hayelton Campbell Emma Candler, John Swanholt, Henry Candler Ferdinand 09/18/1890 Cincinnati, OH 80 35823 E.R. Von Marlets Swanholt, Charles Candler, Frank Candler William Cann, Jesse Cann, Tillie Cann, Mina Cann Bernhard 03/01/1897 Cincinnati, OH 114 44901 Bernhard Bettmann Cann Cannon John M. 06/25/1881 Crittenden, KY 45 25345 No Information Dora Cannon Louisa Fussinger, John Fussinger, John Cantin Samuel 12/05/1889 Cincinnati, OH 77 34965 D.B. English Russo Iceyphenia Clark, Catherine E. Cooper, Mary Caplinger, George W. Caplinger, Caplinger Elizabeth 02/27/1856 Louisville, KY 11 3082 Samuel Clark Andrew J. Caplinger Carbert Catherine 02/06/1894 Mt. Lookout, OH 98 40623 Viola A.T. Scott Viola A.T. Scott Carbert Thomas 03/05/1891 Cincinnati, OH 83 36516 Rev. S. K. Leavitt Sarah Frankland, William Carbert Margaret C. (Mrs. Joseph) Maguire, John J. Carbery Joseph P. 12/28/1896 Cincinnati, OH 113 44646 John J. Carbery Carbery Carey James 02/08/1870 Cincinnati, OH 24 14265 Lyman Cotton Mary Carey George Crabbs, George S. Baily, Nannie Carey Philip 06/23/1896 Cincinnati, OH 111 44022 George S. Bailey Harris, May Heller Carey Sarah E. 07/09/1856 College Hill, OH 11 3370 No Information Reverend Lorenzo Carry William Mayer, John Catharine Carl, Caroline Carl, Amelia Carl Catherine 02/02/1895 Cincinnati, OH 103 42021 Rendigs Groniger, Margaret Zeisler Carl Frederick 06/17/1864 No Information 17 8630 Catharine Carl Catharine Carl Eliza Jane Carle, Ed. C. Carle, Charles Carle, Percy F. Carle, Anna D. Carle, Alice Curtis, Carle Cornelius H. 12/29/1893 Cincinnati, OH 98 40450 Eliza Jane Carle Margaret Carle Sarah Carle, Thomas Carle John 04/23/1833 Springfield 1 Smith Sarah Carle, et al Carlin Rebecca A. 04/12/1870 Hamilton County 24 14388 Joseph Carlin Joseph Carlin Mary S. Carlisle, Adelaide H. Williams, M. Louise Williams, Sarah C. Foote, Harriette M. Hinsdale, Clara C. Mendenhall, Heirs of John Carlisle, George W. Fanny C. Mendenhall, Susan J. Lord, Maria Carlisle Clara G. 11/29/1884 Cincinnati, OH 54 29170 Carlisle B. Sequard, John Carlisle, et al Sarah Carlisle, John Sarah Carlisle, Unnamed Children, Fanny Carlisle George 03/27/1863 Cincinnati, OH 16 1/2/7659 Carlisle, George Stedman Graves Hamilton County (Ohio) Wills - Surname Starting with C Surname Given Name Date Filed Residence Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Unnamed Husband, Sarah Stout, Mary A. Barton, Mary A. Murdock, Alice Sullivan, Carlisle Mary A. (Carlile) 05/10/1865 Cincinnati, OH 18 9371 Eliza J. Murdock Estella Sullivan Julia Dobbs, Sarah Carlisle Foote, Emma Foote, Harriet Maria Hinsdale, Louisa Williams, Adelaide Williams, Susan Lord, John Carlisle, George W. Tammy Carlisle Mendenhall, Clara Gregory Carlisle Sarah B. 03/24/1882 Cincinnati, OH 47 26147 Carlisle Carlisle, Florence Carlisle, et al Charity Carman, Benjamin Carman, Carman Andrew 04/28/1886 Springfield Township 61 31035 John M.
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