From the Philanthropist, 5 May 1841, list of signers in advance of 12 May 1841 convention for Hamilton County. The list itself numbers over 320 signatures from Hamilton County. The information next to some of the names, indicates the source that documents their location within the county.
Colerain Twp.
Lewis Hatt,
Wm. Hatt, 1840 census
Daniel Isigg,
Henry H. Isigg
Eli Scull,
Jacob Scull,
Wm. Scull,
James Scull, 1840 census
Samuel J. Pouder, 1850 census, farmer, his barn stop on UGRR
Henry Deats, 1840 census
Stephan Barnes, farmer, 1850 census
Springfield Twp.
Samuel V. Roll,
Josiah Roll a carpenter, 1850 census ;
John Roll farmer, 1850 census
Peter J. Laberteaux,
Wm. Laberteaux, 1850 census
Joseph Urmston (Sam. In 1850 census)
Isaac Lane, Aaron Lane Jr., 1840 & 1850 census, did not find J. S. Lane
Reuben Raymond, 1830 census, Mt. Pleasant
Charles G. Miller, 1850 census, turner, later a pattern maker
Wm. Preston, 1840 census John N. Wilson, 1830 census, Mt. Pleasant
Green Twp.
R. G. Kendall,
J. T. Kendall
John Craig. 1850 census, farmer
W. Hubbard, 1840 census
Millcreek Twp.
A. Grant, 1840 census, 1850 census Springfield Twp.;
Josiah Grant College Hill 1850 census. Alason and Josiah both owned the omnibus and ran the post office.
Z. Strong, College Hill
F. G. Cary,
Wm. Cary, College Hill
Thomas Emery, Cincinnati (yes, that Emery)
George M. McCullough, 1840 census, 1850 census, merchant
James C. Ludlow Tunis Cock/Cook, College Hill
W. Crary, College Hill, related to the Carys
Daniel B. Thomas, 1850 census, carpenter, College Hill, lived next to the Samuel Wilson family
John Grey, 1840 census, Cincinnati
Sycamore Twp.
William Runyon, 1840 census
John Vansandt, 1840 census
Crosby Twp.
Richard Hannaford, 1840 census G. I. Rude, 1840 census
Miami Twp.
A. L. Bushnell, 1840 census; could not find A. or H. Bushnell