About HCGS

The Hamilton County Genealogical Society (HCGS) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide educational programs to family history researchers and to preserve Hamilton County records. HCGS is an all-volunteer organization and welcomes anyone interested in family history research or helping us achieve our mission. HCGS is a Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society and a member of the Federation of Genealogical Societies, the National Genealogical Society, the German-American Citizens' League, and the International German Genealogy Partnership.

In 2018, HCGS celebrated its 45th anniversary. We've looked back at our organization's history and all that has been accomplished. Many HCGS volunteers have received awards for their outstanding contributions. Join us or donate today. Let's make the next 45 years even better.

Operating Year: January - December 2019

HCGS Board of Directors

President:	Jenny Moorman
Vice President:	Kenny Burck
Recording Secretary:	Sandra Morgan
Treasurer:	Jeff Herbert
Corresponding Secretary:	Mark Steinke
Immediate Past President:	Kenny Burck
Director At Large:	Kathleen Reed
Lineage Director:	Mary Nyktas
First Families Chair:	Karen Klaene
Settlers & Builders Chair:	Kenny Burck
Century Families Chair:	Sandra Morgan
Education Director:	Vacant
Membership Director:	Mark Cooper
Program Director:	Vacant
African Amer. Interest Group:	Vacant
German Interest Group:	Kenny Burck
Irish Interest Group:	Kathe Edwards
Jewish Interest Group:	Rick Cauthen
Technology Interest Group:	Eddie Donlin
DNA Interest Group:	Kathleen Reed
Publications Director:	Deb Cyprych
Tracer Editor:	Eileen Muccino
Gazette Editor:	Jane Edgar
Book Sales Chair:	Jeff Herbert
Newsletter Exchange Chair:	Vacant
Research & Preservation Dir.:	James Dempsey
Research Chair:	Ann Hambrecht
Cemetery Chair:	Pamela Minning
Microfilm & Imaging:	James Dempsey
Digital Resources Director:	Robert Brodbeck
Webmaster:	Robert Brodbeck
Data Archivist:	Allinda Hostetler
Marketing Director:	Jean Woll
Blog Editor:	Jean Andrews
Social Media & Facebook Coord:	Amy Hartman
Twitter Coordinator:	Vacant
Public Library Liaison:	Vacant
OGS Trustee:	Linda Eckert

The fine print

HCGS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and operates according to its bylaws. All donations are tax deductible. Read our Privacy policy and Terms of Use policy regarding use of this website.

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Salmon P. Chase

Salmon P. Chase moved to Cincinnati at the age of twenty two to practice law. He became known for his defense of slaves attempting escape on the Underground Railroad. In Jones v. Van Zandt Chase argued before the U.S. Supreme Court that the Fugitive Slave Act was unconstitutional. He served as governor of Ohio and U.S. Senator, and in 1864 Chase was appointed by Abraham Lincoln as the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.