David Ziegler
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David Ziegler (1748–September 1811) was the first mayor of Cincinnati.
He was born in Heidelberg, Germany and in 1775 migrated to Pennsylvania after having served with reputation in the Army of Russia. As a Hessian Officer, he commanded the 1st Pennsylvania Infantry in the Revolutionary War. Later he became an Aide to president George Washington. Ziegler Park, Sycamore Street between 13th & 14th Streets is named after him by Over-the-Rhine Germans.
He is buried at the Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA.
| Preceded by — |
Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio 1802–1803 |
Succeeded by James Findlay |
[edit] External links
- Find-A-Grave profile for David Ziegler
- Waymark description of burial place, with grave marker text
- George A. Katzenberger, First Mayor of Cincinnati: Biography of Major David Ziegler, ISBN 0-8191-7696-6
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