Catholic Biographies: Archdiocese of Cincinnati

Catholic Biographies: Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ohio

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Heinrich and Frederick Schroeder, Cincinnati Catholic Artisans

Rev. Joseph H. Ferneding, 1802-1872, Priest in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, 1842 to 1872

Other On-line Biographies of Cincinnati Catholics

Archbishop John B. Purcell, Archbishop of Cincinnati, as contained in The biographical encyclopedia of Ohio of the nineteenth century, 1876, pages 7-9.

Joseph Anthony Hemann, as contained in The biographical encyclopedia of Ohio of the nineteenth century, 1876, pages 175-179. Hemann founded the German Catholic school which was to be associated with Old St. Mary's Church, Over-the-Rhine and was a successful publisher of Cincinnati German newspapers.

Bishop S. H. Rosecrans, Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati, as contained in The biographical encyclopedia of Ohio of the nineteenth century, 1876, pages 542-543. Before being named auxiliary bishop in 1862, Father Rosecrans taught at Mount Saint Mary Seminary and was editor of the Catholic Telegraph.

James Florant Meline, as contained in an unknown journal, October 1882, pages 92-99. Meline was a Catholic writer, lawyer, professor and business man who taught at the Athenaeum in Cincinnati and worked as editor of the Catholic Telegraph.