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Colonization and settlement societies formed in Cincinnati established daughter settlements across the country, including Teutopolis, Illinois (German Land Company, 1839); Guttenberg, Iowa (Western Settlement Society, 1844); New Ulm, Minnesota (Cincinnati Turner Colonization Society, 1854); Buffalo City, Wisconsin (Colonization Society of Cincinnati, 1856); Tell City, Indiana (Swiss Colonization Society, 1858); and Windhorst, Kansas (German Catholic Aurora Homestead Association, 1878).<ref>Don Heinrich Tolzmann, German Heritage Guide to the Greater Cincinnati Area (Milford, Ohio: Little Miami Publishing Co., 2003), 14.</ref> | Colonization and settlement societies formed in Cincinnati established daughter settlements across the country, including Teutopolis, Illinois (German Land Company, 1839); Guttenberg, Iowa (Western Settlement Society, 1844); New Ulm, Minnesota (Cincinnati Turner Colonization Society, 1854); Buffalo City, Wisconsin (Colonization Society of Cincinnati, 1856); Tell City, Indiana (Swiss Colonization Society, 1858); and Windhorst, Kansas (German Catholic Aurora Homestead Association, 1878).<ref>Don Heinrich Tolzmann, German Heritage Guide to the Greater Cincinnati Area (Milford, Ohio: Little Miami Publishing Co., 2003), 14.</ref> | ||
*Meier, Marga. ''Swiss Colonization Society Records in German: A Translation Project ''(Utica, KY: McDowell Publications, 1990). 1858-1860 minutes, not indexed, in PLCH, | *Meier, Marga. ''Swiss Colonization Society Records in German: A Translation Project ''(Utica, KY: McDowell Publications, 1990). 1858-1860 minutes, not indexed, in PLCH, FHL. | ||
*Daniels, Janet. “German Land Company of Cincinnati and Teutopolis, Illinois.” ''Tracer'' 21:3. | *Daniels, Janet. “German Land Company of Cincinnati and Teutopolis, Illinois.” ''Tracer'' 21:3. | ||