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Hamilton County Ohio Wills Surnames S to Z Surname Given Name Residence Date Filed Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Saarbrueck Gustav Hamilton County 12/29/1898 124 47288 Lena Ruscher Lena Ruscher Saas Felix Cincinnati, OH 12/20/1897 118 45941 Mary Wessing Saas Mary Wessing Saas, Anthony Saas, Bernardina Rose, Mary J. Thomson Saas Maria Cincinnati, OH 06/25/1900 132 49442 Mary Thompson Mary Thompson, Anthony Saas, Sallie Klein, Bernadine Roos, Various Catholic Charities Sabin Charles Clermont County 02/04/1898 119 46131 John R.R. Lindner Bernardine Sabin, Theodore Sabin, Minna Sabin, Charles Sabin, Clara Sabin, Pauline Sabin Sachs Benedict Cincinnati, OH 01/05/1880 41 23673 Samuel B. Sachs, Henry Jacobs Henrietta Sachs, Children, et al Sack Carl Hamilton County 04/07/1899 126 47748 Sarah Sack Sarah Sack Sacksteder Frank Cincinnati, OH 05/14/1880 41 24086 Barbara Sacksteder Barbara Sacksteder Sackstetter Barbara Hamilton County 07/09/1896 111 44077 August W. Bruck Lillie Krentz, John Bayer, et al Saegrist Prosper (Sigrist) Hamilton County 06/02/1877 36 21233 Magdalena Sigrist Magdalena Sigrist Louisa Ruehl Saelinger, Philomine Saelinger, Louise Saelinger, Wilhelm Saelinger, Margaretha Saelinger Anton Cincinnati, OH 06/24/1889 75 34506 Louisa Saelinger Saelinger, Maria Saelinger, Christian Saelinger Saffelder Henry Hamilton County 11/23/1885 59 30472 August Saffelder Wilhelmina Saffelder, Henry Saffelder Saffelder Wilhelmina Hamilton County 02/08/1899 125 47505 George Vaughan Henry Saffelder, Theobald Saffelder, August Saffelder, Jennie Vaughan Cynthia Barnhart, Valentine Barnhart, John S. Barnhart, Mary F. Metzger, Eliza Weeks, Charles Bechtel, Thomas Barnhart, Tonie Curry, Bertie Curry, Henry Harnett, Joseph Bechtel, Stella F. Saffern Frances Cincinnati, OH 01/07/1893 93 39086 Jethro Mitchell, W. F. Boyd Bechtel, et al Harrison A. Saffin, Cornelia A. Saffin, Harry C. Saffin, Guy Saffin, James Saffin, Susan Heart, Wilson Saffin James Cincinnati, OH 02/18/1879 39 22848 William J. Goppock Saffin, Oliver Saffin, William Saffin, Sister Anthony Sage Elizabeth B. Cincinnati, OH 01/08/1892 88 37702 George R. Sage, Henry W. Sage George Sage, Henry Sage, A. Judson Sage, Orrin Sage, Frank W. Sage, Helen Sage Hinkle, et al Sage Orrin Sr. Hamilton County 04/15/1884 52 28438 Elizabeth Sage Elizabeth Sage Sagmuller J. L. Covington, KY 02/15/1894 98 40670 Orlando Schmidt, Eugene Schafer Katherine Schwab, Emilie Hauser Sailman Minnie Hamilton County 03/16/1897 115 44958 Emma Sailman Florence Zink, George Zink, John Zink, Emma Sailman, John Sailman Saison Charles Cincinnati, OH 01/14/1899 124 47359 Catharine Saison, William G. Roberts Catharine Saison, William G. Roberts, Carrie Scalli, Ella Layton, Florence Saison, Rosie Saison Salman William Cincinnati, OH 01/14/1833 7 John Kelly John Kelly Salmon John Cincinnati, OH 09/20/1834 7 James Warren, Henry Morris John Salmon, Alfred Salmon, Susan Salmon, Treasurer American Board of Foreign Missions, et al Nancy Ann Kingsbury, Hannah Craven, Margaret Callihan, Jeremiah Salmon, James Salmon, Thomas Amerman, Nancy Amerman, Isaac Amerman, Theodore Amerman, Jeremiah Salmon, Salmon Nancy Hamilton County 01/29/1876 34 19924 A. McGill Nancy Salmon, Susan Salmon, et al Salter Arthur W. Dayton, OH 05/04/1896 110 43813 Sarah A. Salter Sarah A. Salter Mina Salzenstein, Charles Salzenstein, Myer Salzenstein, Mary Seligman, Henrietta Baer, Caroline Salzenstein Louis Athens, Menard Co., IL 09/24/1885 58 30249 Abraham Nusbaum, Myer Salzenstein Salzenstein Salzman Heinrich Cumminsville, Hamilton Co. 07/01/1868 22 12769 Theresia Salzmann Theresia Salzmann, Unnamed Children Samuel P. Sammons, John Sammons, William H. Sammons, Elizabeth Sammons, Mary Ann Sammons Abigail Hamilton County 04/01/1868 21 12480-1/2 Alexander Long Powner, Sarah Jane Danford, Angeline Packer Miller, Julia M. Sammons, Cynthia P. Long Samuel Parker Sammons, John Sammons, William H.H. Sammons, Cynthia Long, Sarah Jane John Hyatt, Enoch W. Carson, John Edwards, Danford, Mary Ann Powner, Julia Ann Sammons, Angeline Parker Sammons, Elizabeth Sammons, Sammons James Green Township 02/01/1856 11 3052 Alexander Long Abagaill Sammons Mary A. Sammons, William Sammons, Margaret Brearton, Mary A. Collins, Ellen Connett, Katie Sammons John Cincinnati, OH 04/28/1897 115 45119 Mary A. Sammons Hennekes, Susan Printz, Lillie Sammons Martha A. Sampson, Mary Felter, Margaret Hall, Ann M. Morgan, Caroline Sampson, Amy Martin, Jesse P. Sampson, Eliza Brecount, William Sampson, Joseph Sampson, Isaac T. Sampson, David Sampson James Columbia Township 12/27/1877 37 21737 Joseph Sampson, John W. Kennedy L. Sampson Mary Sampson, Isaac Swallow, Joseph Sampson, Mary Swallow, John Sampson, Aramina Swallow, Martha Swallow, Joseph Ireland, James Sampson, William Sampson, Margaret Little, Elizabeth Sampson Joseph Hamilton County 02/28/1848 7 James Sampson, William Baxter Ireland, et al Sampson William Hamilton County 03/09/1888 70 33052 George J. Williamson, John E. Riker Margaret L. Riker, Phoebe F. Sampson, John H. Sampson, Heirs of Elizabeth Williamson Sampson William S. Jr. Cincinnati, OH 08/09/1900 133 49596 Virginia W. Sampson Virginia W. Sampson, William Sampson, Wright C. Sampson Samuels Henrietta Cincinnati, OH 01/11/1861 14 6390 No Information Soloman Samuels, Levi Goldsmith Sanborn Herbert G. Cincinnati, OH 08/11/1887 66 32384 Annie C. Sanborn Annie C. Sanborn Sand Heinrich W. Cincinnati, OH 10/06/1876 35 20594 Henry Plump Johann Heinrich Sand, Heinrich Wilhelm Sand, Catherine Eliza Plump, George Sand Sand John William Cincinnati, OH 09/07/1892 91 38646 Anna Margaretha Sand Anna Margaretha Sand, Maria Elizabeth Moorman Sandau Christian Cincinnati, OH 01/22/1880 41 23760 Catherine Sandau Catherine Sandau, et al Sander Anna Maria Cincinnati, OH 01/23/1891 83 36378 Father Walburg Various Charities, Nieces and Nephews Sander Dora Cincinnati, OH 04/20/1897 115 45087 August Sander August Sander, Minnie Sander, Ida Sander, Emma Sander, Edna Sander Hamilton County Ohio Wills Surnames S to Z Surname Given Name Residence Date Filed Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Sander Gerhard Cincinnati, OH 12/09/1891 87 37576 Maria Agnes Sander Maria Agnes Sander, Elizabeth Sander, George Sander, Bernard D. Sander, John H. Sander Sander Herman Cincinnati, OH 12/26/1894 103 41864 Adolph Sander Walter Groneweg, Emma Groneweg, Augusta Groneweb, Children of Adolph Sander Sanders Frederick Cincinnati, OH 12/10/1890 82 36213 Emma Sanders Emma Sanders Sanders George H. Cincinnati, OH 09/05/1865 18 9620 Permelian Sanders, Joseph Jones Permelian Sanders Sanders Johann Diederich Millcreek Township 07/19/1881 45 25401 Mary Annie Sanders Mary Annie Sanders, Children Sanders Lucy Hamilton County 03/23/1891 83 36586 Jane Wright Sanders Jane Wright Sanders, Helen Sanders, et al Sanders Maria E. Madisonville, OH 05/22/1896 110 43886 Johann B. Sanders Johann Bernard Sanders, Katharine Dorrmann, Maria Elizabeth Meier, John B. Sanders Sanders Mary J. Elmwood Place, OH 10/10/1893 97 40109 Colin J. Spence Thomas Y. Sanders, John Sanders Sandman Fredrick Green Township 05/14/1884 53 28550 No Information Wife Sandmann Catharine Green Township 04/17/1885 56 29645 Peter Schmidt Maria Sandmann Schmidt Sandmann John Henry No Information 01/04/1873 28 16831 Louis Schmier, Henry Sandmann Regiene Sandmann Sands John Delhi Township 11/10/1869 23 14029 John P. Sands, James F. Sands Stephen Sands, Daniel Sands, James F. Sands, William H. Sands, John P. Sands Sanger Antoinette (Senger) Cincinnati, OH 03/22/1877 36 21033 Gustavus Herder Henry Bartel, Augusta Senger, Ludwig Senger, Charles Senger, Maria Senger, William Senger Sangree Catharine Cincinnati, OH 05/12/1886 61 31097 Anna P. Fanning Anna P. Fanning, et al Maria Sanker, Catharine Sanker Dickhoehner, Lina Sanker Hemmeding, Friederika Sanker Liessen, Sanker Frank Henry Cincinnati, OH 12/16/1889 77 34991 No Information Maria Sanker Kleemann, Auguste Sanker, Frederick Sanker Sanker John H. Columbia Township 02/19/1881 44 24920 C. Henry Sanker Fredericka Sanker Santel Herman Hamilton County 01/12/1883 49 27123 Mary Santel Mary Santel, et al Sargent Daniel Bartow Cincinnati, OH 10/14/1878 38 22499 Edward Sargent Edward Sargent, Mary E. Wayne, Elisabeth Wayne, C. Cornelia Dimond Sargent Edward Cincinnati, OH 09/30/1897 117 45623 Edward B. Sargent Christopher S. Sargent, Mary Sargent MacNeale, Edward B. Sargent Sargent Frank D. Cincinnati, OH 12/05/1883 51 28044 Chapman C. Archer Frank S. Sargent, Mary Sargent Sargent Helena Cincinnati, OH 07/07/1842 7 Samuel Williams, Josiah Lawrence Sarah Sargent, Mary Sargent, Helena Sargent Sargent Thomas Philadelphia, PA 03/07/1834 7 Thomas Sargent Helena Sargent Sargent Winthrop Natchez, Mississippi Territory 09/20/1893 96 40019 Mary Sargent, Winthrop Sargent Mary Sargent Sarran Felix No Information 03/24/1879 39 22941 Matilda Sarran Matilda E. Sarran, Julius Sarran, Eugenia Sarran, Fannie Sarran Sarran Mathilde P. E. Cincinnati, OH 01/15/1894 98 40520 Edmund A. Sarran, Eugenie W. Koch Edmund A. Sarran, Eugenie W. Koch, Fannie L. Rowe, Julius G. Sarran Sass John Christopher Cincinnati, OH 07/28/1854 9 1857 No Information Anche Margaretha Vonboren Sass, Johanna Rathchaus, Elisabeth Rathchaus Sasse Maria E. Cincinnati, OH 11/05/1896 112 44456 August Sasse August Sasse, Frank C. Sasse Sater Joseph Hamilton County 11/29/1833 7 No Information Children of Martha Sater, Hannah Sater, Dorcas Sater Joseph Sater, Thomas E. Sater, John J. Sater, Eliza Ann Hill, Sarah Gavoltney, Oliver Sater, William Sater Nancy Hamilton County 09/08/1871
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    The Palatine Immigrant 13 The Ohio Germans in the Civil War By Don Heinrich Tolzmann Dr. Don Heinrich Tolzmann is the author and editor of numerous books on German-American history and culture. He has received many awards, including Germany’s Federal Cross of Merit, the Ohioana Book Award, the Distinguished German-American of the Year Award, and the Outstanding Achieve- ment Award from the Society for German-American Studies. He served as Curator of the German- Americana Collection and Director of German-American Studies at the University of Cincinnati, and is currently President of the German-American Citizens League of Greater Cincinnati and Curator of its German Heritage Museum. He also is Historian for the Covington-Cincinnati Bridge Committee and the Steuben Society of America. He is Book Review Editor for German Life Magazine, and was Ohio Editor for the New Yorker Staats-Zeitung, and a columnist for the Amerika-Woche. He also is on the editorial board of the Yearbook of German-American Studies and The Palatine Immigrant, and has ed- ited a monographic series, Neue Deutsch-Amerikanische Studien/New German-American Studies (34 vols.). He also has assisted in the production of several PBS programs, including “The German-Ameri- cans,” and “Zinzinnati Reflections.” Introduction Trautmann for his translated edition of Constantin By 2010, the U.S. was making plans for the Grebner’s history of the Ninth Regiment, O.V.I. (4) 150th anniversary of the Civil War, which was So, I had a good grasp of the topic and the sources. widely commemorated from 2011 to 2015.