Settlers and Builders of Hamilton County
Member jure Cordelia Curran (1858); member no. 120
Member jure Cordelia Curran (1858); member no. 120
The Settlers and Builders of Hamilton County (SBHC) is a lineage society under the Hamilton County Genealogical Society (HCGS), dedicated to recognizing the descendants of pioneers who lived in Hamilton County between January 1, 1821, and December 31, 1860. Membership in SBHC acknowledges a family’s deep-rooted connection to Hamilton County’s history and heritage. Members provide documented proof of their ancestors’ residency in the county during this specified period, contributing to the preservation of the county’s genealogical and historical records.
Cordelia Curran, born about 1858 in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a direct link to the pioneering families of Hamilton County. Her life and legacy offer a window into the county’s formative years and the experiences of its early residents. Through the process of genealogical research, it has been confirmed that Cordelia resided in Hamilton County during the crucial period of settlement and growth.