Information Wanted With Reference to the Early Settlers of Losantiville (now Cincinnati) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781174849978)

Information Wanted With Reference to the Early Settlers of Losantiville (now Cincinnati), originally published in 1870, delves into the rich history of one of America's pivotal cities. Authored by Robert Clarke, this work meticulously chronicles the stories and backgrounds of the individuals who shaped Losantiville-later renamed Cincinnati-during its formative years.

Clarke's research offers invaluable insights into the lives of the early settlers, providing a detailed account of their origins, motivations, and contributions to the burgeoning community. This historical record is essential for genealogists, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the roots of Cincinnati and the broader narrative of American westward expansion. Discover the compelling stories of those who laid the foundation for a great city.

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