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Hamilton County (Ohio) Will Index Hamilton County Will Index - Surname H Surname Given Name Residence Date Filed Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Haaf Martin Cincinnati, OH 09/14/1875 23 19524 Elizabeth Haaf Elizabeth Haaf Rosina Vogt, Frederick Sohn, Johann Haag George Hamilton County 01/12/1855 10 2247 John Sohn Sohn, German United Brother Church Catherine Haager, Elizabeth Haager, Anna Maria Haager, Martin Haager, Haager John Cincinnati, OH 08/20/1866 20 10721 Catherine Haager Amelia Haager Frederick Haake, John Doppler, Adam Haake Margaretha Hamilton County 06/15/1896 110 43926 John Doppler Doppler, Henry Doppler Haarlammert William Hamilton County 01/15/1851 3 Elizabeth Haarlammert Elizabeth Haarlammert, Children Haarmann Bernard Hamilton County 02/27/1863 16 7581 Louise Haarmann Unnamed Children Elizabeth Haarmeier, Anna Maria Haarmeier John Henry Cincinnati, OH 05/06/1892 90 38247 Elizabeth Haarmeier Haarmeier, Elizabeth Haarmeier Joseph Schmid, Ferdinand Haas, Otto Haas Ferdinand Cincinnati, OH 08/30/1859 13 5569 William Baldwin Haas, Caroline Haas Haas Gertrude No Information 12/27/1870 25 14982 No Information Andrew Haas Magdalina Haas, Louis Haas, Children of Jacob Haas, Magdalina Haas, Julia Haas Jacob Cincinnati, OH 11/13/1889 76 34893 Magdaline Haas Haas Hattie Strassman, Benjamin Haas, Haas Josephine Cincinnati, OH 02/09/1885 55 29405 Benjamin Haas Sigmund Moritz Haas, Charles Haas Helena Haas, John B. Haas, Ottilia Haas Nicholaus Cincinnati, OH 06/04/1889 74 34444 Helena Haas Haas, Clara Hogmann Matilda Haass, William Haass, Joseph Haass Jacob A. Cincinnati, OH 02/01/1888 69 32923 William M. Haas Haass John Gerhard Korte, Various Haben Joseph Cincinnati, OH 03/19/1892 89 38048 John Gerhard Korte Charities, et al Haberle Mathias Hamilton County 10/13/1897 117 45670 John Koehl John Koehl John H. Haberstrumpf, Mary Zoller, Frances Haberstrumpf, Rosa Haberstrumpf Frances Hamilton County 05/29/1895 105 42531 John H. Haberstrumpf Haberstrumpf, Andrew Haberstrumpf Hamilton County Will Index - Surname H Surname Given Name Residence Date Filed Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Anna Maria Habig, Unnamed Habig Anton Cincinnati, OH 12/07/1853 9 1360 Mosns Fory Children, Unnamed Church & School Frank W. Habig, John L. Habig, Habig John B. Cincinnati, OH 07/21/1898 122 46743 Mary Theresia Habig Edward Habig, Mary Theresia Habig Michael Habig, John Habig, Henry Habig Kunigunda Cincinnati, OH 12/18/1888 72 33897 Michael Habig Habig, Rosa Bast, Louisa Bast Habig Wendel Storrs Township 01/03/1855 10 2223 Kunnigunda Habig Kunnigunda Habig Margaretha Hackmann, Henry Hackmann, Maria Catharina Hackmann Gerhard Hamilton County 10/11/1870 25 14796 Margaretha Hackmann Hackmann, Gerhard Hackmann Hackmann Gerhard Hamilton County 04/11/1885 56 29620 Theresa Hackmann Theresa Hackmann Mary Buschmiller, Mary Dodt, Therese Dodt, Anna Buschmiller, Hackmann Nicholas Henry Cincinnati, OH 03/07/1892 89 37993 Bernard Clemens Dodt Bernard Clemens Dodt Haders Johan Cincinnati, OH 01/26/1869 22 13278 No Information Gertrude Haders Michael Haeckel, Andrew Haeckel, Louisa Haeckel, George Haeckel, Haeckel Christina Cincinnati, OH 03/25/1897 115 44990 Michael Haeckel Albert Haeckel, William Haeckel Philip Haefner, Margueretta Doehler, Haefner Conrad St. Bernard, OH 04/06/1880 41 23971 Peter Doehler et al Louisa F. Haehl, Henry J. Haehl, Carolina Haehl, George Haehl, Jacob B. Haehl, John Haehl, Maria Hauck, Charles Haehl, Barbara Zimer, Haehl Jacob Hamilton County 03/01/1886 60 30813 No Information William Haehl Nicholaus Haehn, Peter Stein, Haehn Peter Cincinnati, OH 03/09/1869 22 13389 Gottlieb Schapper Barbara Haehn Barbara Haendel, George Haendel, Mary Schlottmann, Theresia Haendel George Madisonville, OH 07/10/1895 106 42686 Barbara Haendel Haendel, Philomena Haendel Hamilton County Will Index - Surname H Surname Given Name Residence Date Filed Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Maria Eva Haenlein, Joseph Haenlein, Theresa Haenlein Henssler, Anna Haenlein, Frank Haenlein, Adam Haenlein John Adam Cincinnati, OH 03/15/1883 49 27234 Maria Eva Haenlein Haenlein, Joseph Haenlein, et al Haenlein Joseph Cincinnati, OH 11/01/1884 54 29122 Catherine Haenlein Catherine Haenlein Catharine Haetterich, Emilie Weitzel, Catharine Schroth, Henry Haetterich, John Haetterich, Margaret French, John Haetterich, Samuel Frederick Haetterich, Samuel Haetterich John H. Cincinnati, OH 08/19/1890 81 35857 Haetterich Haetterich Hafer Frederick H. Cincinnati, OH 07/02/1881 45 25367 Mary Hafer Mary Hafer Hafertepen Joseph Cincinnati, OH 07/12/1895 106 42701 Joseph Henry Hafertepen Joseph Henry Hafertepen Haffner Anton Hamilton County 03/06/1869 22 13221 Charles Baumgartam Theresia Haffner Frederick Hafner, Margaret Van Behren, Sophia Koehler, Barbara Hafner Frederick Hamilton County 09/09/1874 31 18538 Fredrick Pfiester Horton, Elizabeth Goepfert Christina Hafner, John Adam Hafner Hafner John Adam Cincinnati, OH 01/07/1881 44 24760 Christina Hafner Jr., Magdalena Lolich Johannes Hafner, Elisa Hafner, Hafner John H. Cincinnati, OH 02/28/1826 3 John Meyer Children Hagans Marcellus B. Cincinnati, OH 08/03/1899 127 48161 Almira L. Hagans Almira Lewis Hagans, E.M. Hagans Unnamed First Cousins, George Hagarty John Cincinnati, OH 12/04/1871 26 15849 George Shillito Hagarty, George Gow Hagarty Susan E. Cincinnati, OH 07/06/1864 17 8667 Talbot Jones George R. Hagarty Hagedorn John Cincinnati, OH 12/04/1883 51 28041 Elizabeth Hagedorn Elizabeth Hagedorn Friedrich Hagedorn, George Hagedorn, Emma D. Wiggers, E.H. Hagedorn, William F. Hagedorn, Sophie Schoenebaum, Louis C. Hagedorn Maria Paust Cincinnati, OH 08/23/1898 122 46824 Friedrich Hagedorn Hagedorn John Cummins, Thomas Simon Hageman, Christian Hageman, Hageman Adrian Sycamore Township 08/30/1821 3 Whalen et al Hamilton County Will Index - Surname H Surname Given Name Residence Date Filed Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Joseph Hageman, Elizabeth Hageman Amy Sycamore Township, OH 01/25/1868 21 12267 Hageman Joseph Hageman, Elizabeth Hageman Sarah Van Dyke, Ellen Baldwin, Hageman Jarret S. Springdale 10/11/1878 38 22490 John M. Cochran Rachel Baldwin, Unnamed Nephews Hageman Laura D. Cincinnati, OH 08/04/1841 3 Simon Hageman Mary B. Hageman Elizabeth Hageman, Renetta Hageman, Margaret Junkert, Kate Hageman Sabina Cincinnati, OH 2/28/1900 130 48981 Elizabeth Hageman Holder, John Hageman Adrian S. Hageman, James Hageman, Christian Hageman, Jane Glenn, Christian Hageman, Joseph Joseph Hageman, Amy Hageman, Hageman Simon Sycamore Township 07/30/1860 14 6112 Hageman Eliza Hageman William F. Hagemann, Emma Hagemann, Andrew E. Hagemann, Elizabeth Hagemann, Harry Hagemann Andreas Cincinnati, OH 09/19/1896 112 44311 Elizabeth Hagemann Hagemann, Edward Hagemann Andrew Hagemann, Clara Hagemann, Emily Hagemann, Willie Hagemann, Hagemann Emma Cincinnati, OH 05/20/1897 116 45198 Rosa Wallimann William Hagemann, Rosa Wallimann Joseph Hagemeyer, Bernard Hagemeyer, Louis Hagemeyer, Hagemeyer Elizabeth Cincinnati, OH 04/30/1898 121 46446 Joseph Hagemeyer Children of Elizabeth Lane Henrietta Hagemeyer, Charles H. Hagemeyer John H. Cincinnati, OH 10/09/1872 28 16641 Henrietta Hagemeyer Peppelmann Hagen John H. Campbell County, KY 04/13/1897 115 45051 Elizabeth Hagen Elizabeth Hagen John Hagen, Casper Hagen, Martin Hagen John Paulus Hamilton County 4/23/1900 131 49200 Annie Hagen Hagen, Annie Hagen Eliza Hagen, John H. Hagen, Carrie Hagen Louise Cincinnati, OH 04/02/1895 104 42275 Eliza Hagen Hagen, Herman Hagen Hagene Christina Green Township 10/21/1878 38 22519 Nicholas Hagene Nicholas Hagene Wilhelmine Cohnen, Henry Hageney, Joseph Hageney, Anna Frieling, Hageney C. (Frances Catherine) Cincinnati, OH 12/01/1893 97 40308 Wilhelmine Cohnen Gerhard Hageney Hamilton County Will Index - Surname H Surname Given Name Residence Date Filed Box Case No Executor Beneficiaries Joseph Hageman, Amy Joseph Hageman, Amy Hageman, et Hagerman Eliza Sycamore Township 04/15/1881 44 25116 Hageman al Margaret Hagerty, Mary Ann Hagerty Patrick Cincinnati, OH 06/22/1867 21 11712 Margaret Hagerty Clohesy, Archibishop John B. Purcell Anna Clemence, Ann Clemence, John A. Haggerty, Ogden Ogden Haggerty, Helen A. Kent, Haggerty William C. New York, NY 01/09/1869 22 13244 Haggerty, James W. Smith George Kent Hahn Catherine Cincinnati, OH 01/16/1872 27 15945 John Ballige John Hahn, Catherine Hahn Ballige Anton Siegmund Hohn, Widow's Hahn Francisca (Hohn?) Hamilton County 12/10/1879 40 23614 George Wingerter Home - Mt. Auburn John Gottfried Koessner, Rosine Hahn Heinrich Cincinnati, OH 08/31/1878 38 22419 John Grossius Pauline Grossius, Anna Rosina Hahn Hahn John Cincinnati, OH 12/19/1892 93 39018 Emilia (Amelia) Goerner Emilia (Amelia) Goerner Emma Hahn, Ida Hahn, Harry Hahn, Hahn Peter Cincinnati, OH 11/22/1887 68 32690 Emma Hahn Benjamin Hahn, Ella Hahn Bertha Auteurieth, Augustus Hahnemann Carl Cincinnati, OH 07/05/1865 18 9486 No Information Hahnemann Bett Street Hospital, St. Mary's Hahnhauser Barbara Hamilton County 07/24/1886 62 31328 George Zick Church Haile Bert R. Hamilton County 04/13/1899 126 47773 James R. Haile James R. Haile Haile Catherine Cincinnati, OH 07/18/1877 36 21351 No Information Children James Haile, Charlotte Kincaid, Haile Sarah J. Cincinnati, OH 01/13/1876 34 19861 James Haile George Rankin Nancy Haines, Annie Haines, S.E. Haines, Claudia Bee Ginn, Josie Marie Haines Charles G. Carthage, OH 06/17/1896 110 44001 Nancy Haines Haines Y.W. Eberle (Ms.), George Higbee, James Taylor, Patrick Henry Higbee, Unnamed Nieces & Haines Charlotte Cincinnati, OH 11/03/1875 33 19663 Mallon,
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