If you are researching Rowland/Raleigh BRYANT/BRYANS, please contact me. Thanks, Cousin Mary in OK Mary Bryant Park crosstich@webtv.net BRYANT/BRIANT, DODD, ADAMSON, WINFREY, WILLIAMS, BASDEN, MCMECHAN, ALDERSON, SPILLERS, BOBO, COMBS, THOMPSON, TURPIN, SEABOLT

Hello, I'm searching for Bryants, possibly of Cherokee descent and who possibly had connections in east Texas, but also lived in Alabama or Georgia for a time. Possibly connected to the family of Chief Bowles of the Texas Cherokees. My gg grandmother is Fannie (Fanny) Bryant, who was mostly Cherokee, who married a William Crawley, who may have also been Cherokee, or from some other tribe, or possibly of Dutch/Indonesian background (the real mystery man in our family, as it is said that he his real last name was not actually Crawley). They had 13 children, including 3 sets of twins. Fannie was born in either Alabama or Georgia and then later moved with her husband William Crawley to east Texas around Tyler, Texas. I am descended from their daughter Laura, who married Charles Thomas Miller in Texas. Does any of this sound familiar to anyone out there? I seem to have hit a brick wall on this one. My grandmother said that she believed that there was a connection between Fannie Bryant Crawly and a man known as "Doc" Bryan in the Tyler, Texas area in the early 1900s. It is possible that Fannie Bryan's Cherokee blood was not from the Bryan side of the family, but from her mother, who we believe may have been a daughter of John Bowles, son of Chief Bowls (Diwali), both of whom died in Texas in 1839. We have believed that her Cherokee blood was on both of her parents' lines, but we don't know for sure... I would love to hear from anyone who might have any information about this family. Thanks, Peggy Smith

Could this be who you are looking for? There is a John E & Mary Bryan in 1880 Hot House Twp, Cherokee Co, NC with a 7 year old son, Joseph M. They are on the same census page (284 B & C) as Charles F & Mary Stiles and their daughters, Florence & Augusta. I have Campbell Co, GA Bryants in my line and their names get spelled a multitude of ways, Bryan, Briant, etc. Linda Auburn, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Faded Genes" <faded_genes@charter.net> To: <BRYANT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 1:15 PM Subject: Joseph Marion BRYANT 1873-1955 NC >I am looking for information that will lead me to the parents of Joseph >Marion BRYANT. Accordng to his tombstone he was born 18 May 1973 and died >24 May 1955. He is buried at Hopewell Baptist in Cherokee County NC. He >married Augusta STILES and raised his family in Cherokee County NC. > > I cannot find him on any census records for 1880 in NC, TN, GA. He > variously was called Marion, Joseph Marion, J.M. > > I checked census records for 1880 with ALL those names. He would not be > on the 1900 census with his parents since his first child was born 1899. > > Any help at all will be greatly appreciated. > > > > > If you have family in Cherokee County North Carolina or surrounding areas, > please visit my web stie and see if you can find them. > http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/fadedgenes > > Also check out the Cherokee_County_NC_genealogy_and_Pics group at yahoo. > I have quite a few pics of Cherokee County residents there. > > ______________________________

-----Original Message----- From: Phoenix [mailto:phoenix@nova1.net] Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:14 PM To: Mary Park Subject: RE: [BRYANT] BRYANT Censuses Hi Mary, You said you have quite a bit of information on James Bryan and his son James. I have them in as a tentative connection but cannot verify. What I have is a David Washington Bryant, b. Georgia 1825. All of the "One World Trees" have James as his father, but as I said, I personally cannot verify this. Do you have any information? If so, let me know. Thanks, Michelle in Texas -----Original Message----- From: Mary Park [mailto:crosstichgen@webtv.net] Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 11:42 AM To: BRYANT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BRYANT] BRYANT Censuses Marsha, I am on webtv, and can't get very far on the census records -- says "page is too big..." My question is: do you know siblings of Josiah? I have a James Bryan who died about 1830, and a son James for him, b. 1790 (I have much more about this one), and a few siblings taken from James (the elder) pension application, including a set of female twins. This was in Botetourt Co, VA. I would like to know when the family first came to "the new world" . Thanks, Cousin Mary in OK WILLIAMS, BRYANT/BRIANT, ALDERSON, WINFREY, DODD, TURPIN, ADAMSON. All VA & TN ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

Marsha, I am on webtv, and can't get very far on the census records -- says "page is too big..." My question is: do you know siblings of Josiah? I have a James Bryan who died about 1830, and a son James for him, b. 1790 (I have much more about this one), and a few siblings taken from James (the elder) pension application, including a set of female twins. This was in Botetourt Co, VA. I would like to know when the family first came to "the new world" . Thanks, Cousin Mary in OK WILLIAMS, BRYANT/BRIANT, ALDERSON, WINFREY, DODD, TURPIN, ADAMSON. All VA & TN

The website address I sent previously for the site with the census index was incorrect. Here's the correct one: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourbryants/

The Bryant census index for Virginia & Kentucky from 1790 thru 1850 is now online and available for everyone to use. It's at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourbryants/index.htm

For the reference of those who might be researching Gabriel Bryant who is on the 1820 census in Floyd Co., KY: I recently located the will of Gabriel Bryant (Briant) of Parke Co., IN and it names his children. They were Liddy (Lydia), Lucinda, Nancy Ann, Gabriel, David and James. It appears there may have been another son as well but he is not mentioned in the will. He probably died before the will was made. >From the information we've found so far, this Gabriel Bryant is the same Gabriel who was in Floyd Co. KY. Census records of his children indicate the ones born around 1820 were born in Kentucky. Gabriel's wife's name was Phoebe. We believe she was Phoebe Marsh, daughter of David Marsh. We're currently trying to verify this. Marsha Buck

I'm looking for descendants of James Carl Bryant who is listed on the 1830 census in Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska. There are no children listed on that census. We're hoping to find a living descendant to talk to. James Carl was born about 1900 in Gentry Co., Missouri. His father was William M. Bryant, b. abt 1871 in Indiana. We believe William is a descendant of Gabriel Bryant, of Parke Co., Indiana - and that Gabriel is the son of Josiah Bryant and Lydia Ratliff of Montgomery Co., VA and Montgomery Co., KY Gabriel's wife's name was Phoebe. We believe her maiden name was Marsh but haven't been able to verify it yet. William had three brothers - John H. Bryant, b. 1849 in Clinton Co., IN, James H. Bryant, b. abt 1859 in IN, and Josiah b. abt 1861 in IN. James Carl had a brother - Harold M., b. abt 1895 in Nebraska. Thanks for any help. Marsha Buck DeepRoots@sisna.com

In an inquiry about the parents and any other ancestors of William Pink Bryant, I failed to say that the information available to me was from the Navarre County census in Texas. It listed him as having been born in Alabama and his father, thorugh not identified, as having been born in North Carolina. It said Wiliam Pink Bryant had been born in 1860. -- danhamrick@gmail.com Dan Hamrick

We have a William Pink Bryant, born in Alabama about 1860 and died in Texas who listed his unnamed father as having breen born in North Carolina. Does anyone know who the father is and when and where he might have been born? I suspect a connection between the Bryants of North Carolina and my Boones, as in Daniel, but that is unimportant here. Dan Hamrick -- danhamrick@gmail.com Dan Hamrick

Hi I've been following with interest recently some e-mails about Bryants from North Carolina. I'm trying to find out more about my g-g-g-grandfather, William Bryant, who reportedly was born in Ireland in 1760. He married (Sarah Johnson?) and had several children in North Carolina (Rockingham Co) before moving to Patrick County, VA where he died in 1848. My g-g-grandfather was John Bryant, Sr. born in 1809 in Rockingham, NC. and later also died in Patrick County, VA. Does anyone have any information about William, his wife, etc. I would especially like to know where in Ireland he came from and any information about his ancestors. Thanks. Sandy

Hi Michelle, My Bryant's are in Blount Co., Tenn. during the early part of the 1800's. Actually, they continue on there as well. Most of my Bryant family came NC and before that, Virginia. Can you give us dates and places for the James and David you are referring to? .................................................................. Yes, that probably would help <g>. David Washington Bryant was born March 15, 1825 in Macon, GA - died August 20, 1898 in Leon, TX. James Bryan Bryant (the one that is showing up in all of the databases as DW Bryant's father) was supposedly born in 1744 - which makes him quite old when DW Bryant was born; however, there is another James Bryan, born 1773 in Marion SC - died 1858, location unknown (by me). His father seems to be Jesse Bryan, born 1750 Georgetown District, Craven SC. According to the various trees on Rootsweb and Ancestry.com, the line just keeps going back with ease, but I need to stop at DW Bryant until some reference is found of his parentage. So far, I cannot find David Washington Bryant listed as a son of anyone, yet, I'm fairly certain he was <g>. Michelle Bonnie -----Original Message----- From: Phoenix [mailto:phoenix@nova1.net] Sent: Friday, July 14, 2006 12:20 AM To: BRYANT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BRYANT] David W Bryant/James Bryan Bryant Hello, My name is S. Michelle Patterson (Fogarty-Whitehead) and I am new to the list. I have been researching the Bryant line for several months, not only because I am a descendent, but because the proposed link between David Washington Bryant and James Bryan Bryant as father and son makes me 5th cousin of my deceased husband, whom I have a child by. Needless to say, I wanted to make sure this information was accurate. David Washington Bryant is my g-grandfather. This has been confirmed. What I cannot confirm is the relationship between James Bryan Bryant and David W. As I pour through all the records (census, et al), I do not find David being listed as a son of James (I also find a couple of generations of "James" have been skipped over...but this could be my mis-reading of the dates). Going further, David W Bryant states that his father was born in GA in the 1880 census. I believe James Bryan Bryant is recorded as being born in NC. Yes, it could be that David thought his father was born in GA. I have been to Rootsweb and Ancestry.com to check these branches out, but they do use the same databases, so I thought I would come here and see if anyone could shed further light on the apparent conflict of evidence. Does anyone here know of solid information that records James Bryan Bryant as David Washington Bryant's father? Michelle ============================== New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&ta rgetid=5429 ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

I'm looking for information on David Bryant of Floyd Co., KY. I find him there on the 1840, 1850 & 1860 census. He was born about 1804 and was married to Vina (Lavina) Mullins, the daughter of William Mullins. They were married 28 March 1830 in Pike Co., KY. I'm trying to figure out several things. First, I think David may be the son of the Gabriel Bryant who is on the 1820 census in Floyd Co. We think Gabriel went to Indiana after this census. We find a Gabriel Bryant in Parke Co., Indiana in 1830 that matches. However, there is one son on the 1820 census that does not appear on the 1830. He would have been born between 1804 and 1810. I'm trying to determine if Gabriel's son stayed in Kentucky and, if he did, if he is David. I'm also trying to determine the relationship between the Bryants and the Mullins. In 1818 Josiah Bryant (the probable father of Gabriel) signed a marriage consent in Floyd Co. for his daughter Elizabeth. Elizabeth married George Holland and they lived in Pike and Breathitt counties. In 1850 George and Elizabeth have an Ambrose Mullins living with them. Some researchers have taken Ambrose to be the father of Elizabeth and have recorded her name as Elizabeth Mullins. According to other census records Ambrose Mullins did not have a daughter the right age to be Elizabeth. Plus we know that Elizabeth's name was Bryant, not Mullins. So I'm not sure why Ambrose was living with them. To make this even more confusing, William Mullins, the father of Vina, is the son of an Ambrose Mullins. Don't know if it's the same Ambrose or not. But there is definitely some kind of connection between the two families. If David Bryant is the son of Gabriel, then Elizabeth Bryant Holland was his aunt. Any help with any of this would be greatly appreciated. Marsha Buck DeepRoots@sisna.com www.pageproducer.com/users/deeproots/index.html

Hi Michelle, My Bryant's are in Blount Co., Tenn. during the early part of the 1800's. Actually, they continue on there as well. Most of my Bryant family came NC and before that, Virginia. Can you give us dates and places for the James and David you are referring to? Bonnie -----Original Message----- From: Phoenix [mailto:phoenix@nova1.net] Sent: Friday, July 14, 2006 12:20 AM To: BRYANT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BRYANT] David W Bryant/James Bryan Bryant Hello, My name is S. Michelle Patterson (Fogarty-Whitehead) and I am new to the list. I have been researching the Bryant line for several months, not only because I am a descendent, but because the proposed link between David Washington Bryant and James Bryan Bryant as father and son makes me 5th cousin of my deceased husband, whom I have a child by. Needless to say, I wanted to make sure this information was accurate. David Washington Bryant is my g-grandfather. This has been confirmed. What I cannot confirm is the relationship between James Bryan Bryant and David W. As I pour through all the records (census, et al), I do not find David being listed as a son of James (I also find a couple of generations of "James" have been skipped over...but this could be my mis-reading of the dates). Going further, David W Bryant states that his father was born in GA in the 1880 census. I believe James Bryan Bryant is recorded as being born in NC. Yes, it could be that David thought his father was born in GA. I have been to Rootsweb and Ancestry.com to check these branches out, but they do use the same databases, so I thought I would come here and see if anyone could shed further light on the apparent conflict of evidence. Does anyone here know of solid information that records James Bryan Bryant as David Washington Bryant's father? Michelle ============================== New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&ta rgetid=5429

Hello, My name is S. Michelle Patterson (Fogarty-Whitehead) and I am new to the list. I have been researching the Bryant line for several months, not only because I am a descendent, but because the proposed link between David Washington Bryant and James Bryan Bryant as father and son makes me 5th cousin of my deceased husband, whom I have a child by. Needless to say, I wanted to make sure this information was accurate. David Washington Bryant is my g-grandfather. This has been confirmed. What I cannot confirm is the relationship between James Bryan Bryant and David W. As I pour through all the records (census, et al), I do not find David being listed as a son of James (I also find a couple of generations of “James” have been skipped over...but this could be my mis-reading of the dates). Going further, David W Bryant states that his father was born in GA in the 1880 census. I believe James Bryan Bryant is recorded as being born in NC. Yes, it could be that David thought his father was born in GA. I have been to Rootsweb and Ancestry.com to check these branches out, but they do use the same databases, so I thought I would come here and see if anyone could shed further light on the apparent conflict of evidence. Does anyone here know of solid information that records James Bryan Bryant as David Washington Bryant’s father? Michelle

Looking for any info, especially her husband's name, about Sarah E. Jordan Bryant, said to have been born 1834 in Virginia. Probably migrated to South Carolina. A daughter in SC was Olivia Bryant who married a Hancock. Val Val McGinness Please visit my site/s at: http://webpages.charter.net/valmcginness/sitemap.html -- ___________________________________________________ Play 100s of games for FREE! http://games.mail.com/

I just finished compiling a census index for all the Bryants of different spellings for Kentucky & Virginia from 1790-1850. I will be posting it somewhere on the internet soon but if any of you would like to have specific information from it just let me know and I'll send it to you. I did it in Excel so I can do a variety of sorts. The main file is alphabetical by given name for each state. My second file is alphabetical given name for each county within each state. You can contact me at DeepRoots@sisna.com with requests. Marsha Buck

Looking for any connection to a Bertha E. Bryant b. 1881, d. 1972. She was married to Marion Lester Myers. I believe they were from Ohio but died in Indiana and are buried in Peru, Indiana. Thanks for any help Jade

I've "rescued" an old photograph album full of identified photographs. Most of the photographs are from Huntington and Whitley County Indiana; however, there are also photographs from California, Kansas, and Illinois. Based on limited research I have been able to locate additional information regarding some of the individuals pictured in the album and have included that information in bold italics below the identified photographs. The photographs included in the album are as follows: RICHARD - SHAVEY Family Photograph Album * Henry & Ell RUTH, J. S. Eby Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's or 1890's, couple in their 20's or 30's 1920 census of Washington, IN includes the following family including Ellen RUTH: Nancy A. HINER, age 79, a widow, born OH, parents born NJ Ellen L. RUTH, dau, age 53, a widow, born IN parents born PA/OH * Betsy RICHARD, E. B. Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's, woman in her 50's * Geo RICHARD, E. B. Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's, man in his 50's or 60's 1870 census of Huntington, IN included the family of George & Elizabeth RICHARDS: George RICHARDS, age 33, a Farmer, born France Elizabeth RICHARDS, age 33, Keeping House, born PA Adeline RICHARDS, age 3 months, at Home, born IN Lenica LEFSBY, age 10, at Home, born IN (male) 1880 census of Huntington, IN included the family of George & Elisabeth RICHARD: George RICHARD, age 43, born France, a Farmer, parents born France Elisabeth RICHARD, wife, age 43, born PA, Keeping House, father born PA Ada RICHARD, dau, age 10, born IN Edwin RICHARD, son, age 7, born IN B. BRADGER, other, age 24, born IN, a Laborer 1900 census of Huntington, IN included the family of George RICHARD: George RICHARD, age 63, born Dec 1836, married 31 years, born France, parents born France, a Farmer Elizabeth RICHARD, wife, age 63, born Nov 1836, married 31 years, 6 children/3 living, born PA, parents born PA Edwin H. RICHARD, son, age 27, born Mar 1873, newly married, born IN, a Farmer Nelia I. RICHARD, dau-in-law, age 32, born Mar 1868, newly married, no children, born IN, parents born Germany 1910 census of Huntington, IN includes the family of George RICHARD: George RICHARD, age 73, 2nd marriage 41 years, born France, parents born France, to USA 1845, a Farmer Elizabeth RICHARD, wife, age 73, 2nd marriage 41 years, 8 children/2 living, born PA, parents born PA * Ida FLETCHER, Oriental Studio, Pomona, CA, 1880's, woman in her teens * Mary SHAVEY of Kansas, J. J. Purrley Studio, Wetmore, KS, 1880's, woman in her teens 1880 census of Wetmore, KS included the family of Peter & Sarah A. SHAVEY: Peter SHAVEY, age 43, born France, a Restaurateur Sarah A. SHAVEY, wife, age 31, born PA, Keeping House Mary E. SHAVEY, dau, age 8, born KS Ida C. SHAVEY, dau, age 3, born KS * Henry HINER & wife, E. B. Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1890's, couple in their 30's or 40's 1900 census of Washington, IN includes the family of Henry HINER: Henry HINER, age 39, born Jan 1861, married 12 years, born IN parents born PA/OH, a Farmer Jennie C. HINER, wife, age 33, born Oct 1866, married 12 years, 2 children/2 living, born IN, parents born OH John F. HINER, son, age 10, born July 1889, born IN, at School Ethel C. HINER, dau, age 7, born Oct 1892, born IN, at School 1910 census of Washington, IN includes this same HINER Family: Henry HINER, age 49, married 21 years, born IN, parents born PA/OH, a Farmer Jennie C. HINER, wife, age 42, married 21 years, 2 children/2 living, born IN, parents born IN/OH John F. HINER, son, age 20, born IN Ethel C. HINER, dau, age 17, born IN 1920 census of Washington, IN includes the HINER Family as follows: Henry HINER, age 59, born IN, parents born OH, a Farmer Jennie C. HINER, age 52, born IN, parents born OH * Jennie RASOR, Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's woman in her teens addressed to Mary RICHARD on reverse 1900 census of Washington, IN includes the family of Jacob RASOR: Jacob RASOR, age 36, born May 1866, married 9 years, born IN, parents born OH, a Farmer Virginia RASOR, wife, age 31, born Aug 1868, married 9 years, 4 children/4 living, born IN, parents born OH Eva M. RASOR, dau, age 8, born Oct 1891, born IN, at School Charles R. RASOR, son, age 6, born Sept 1893, born IN, at School Laura A. RASOR, dau, age 4, born Oct 1895, born IN Viola M. RASOR, dau, age 3, born Feb 1897, born IN 1910 census of Clear Creek, IN shows the same Jacob RASOR Family: Jacob RASOR, age 45, married 19 years, born IN, parents born OH, a Farmer Virginia RASOR, wife, age 41, married 19 years, 5 children/4 living, born IN, parents born PA/OH Eva RASOR, dau, age 18, born IN Charles RASOR, son, age 16, born IN Lauri A. RASOR, dau, age 14, born IN Viola RASOR, dau, age 12, born IN * Louise SHULL "empty slot" * John GEETING & wife, Frank Kelly Studio, South Whitley, IN, 1880's, couple in their 40's 1900 census of Washington, IN includes the family of John GEETING: John GEETING, age 52, born Mar 1848, married 10 years, born OH, parents born MD/PA, Farmer Mary GEETING, wife, age 43, born May 1857, married 10 years, 1 child/1 living, born IN, parents born PA/OH Lawrence GEETING, son, age 2, born Sept 1897, born IN John GORDON, servant, age 20, born Sept 1879, born IN, parents born IN, at School Eva KAYLOR, servant, age 11, born Jun 1888, born IN, parents born IN, at School 1910 census of Washington, IN also includes this same GEETING Family: John GEETING, age 61, married 19 years, born OH, parents born MD/PA, a Farmer Mary GEETING, wife, age 52, married 19 years, 1 child/1 living, born IN, parents born PA/OH Lawrence GEETING, son, age 12, born IN 1920 census of Washington, IN includes the same GEETING Family (living next door to the HINER/RUTH Family): John GEETING, age 70, born OH, parents born MD/PA, a Farmer Mary GEETING, wife, age 62, born IN, parents born PA/OH Lawrence GEETING, son, age 23, born IN, a Farmer * Mary SHAVEY and "her friend", Alamo Photo Studio, no location, 1880's, both in their teens or 20's * Mr. & Mrs. James EMERY, Houser's Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's or 1890's, couple in their 60's or 70's 1880 census of Huntington, IN included the family of James & Susan W. EMERY: James EMERY, age 51, born OH, a Huckster Susan W. EMERY, wife, age 51, born OH, Keeping House Will R. EMERY, son, age 21, born IN, a Local Editor 1900 census of Huntington, IN includes the EMERY Family: James EMERY, age 71, born June 1829, married 45 years, born OH, parents born PA, a Hired Farmer Susan W. EMERY, age 71, born Feb 1829, married 45 years, 1 child/1 living, born OH, parents born RI/VT Emmaline BAGLEY, sister-in-law, age 69, born Feb 1831, born OH, parents born RI/VT * "Aunt Rachel", E. B. Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's, girl in her teens (likely Rachel SHAVEY) * Geo & Hanna SHAVEY, E. B. Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's, couple in their 30's or 40's 1880 census of Clear Creek, IN included the family of George & Hannah M. SHAVEY: George SHAVEY, age 41, born France, a Farmer, parents born France Hannah M. SHAVEY, wife, age 31, born OH, Keeping House, Mother born NJ Joseph SHAVEY, son, age 9, born IN, at Home Mary C. SHAVEY, dau, age 8, born IN, at Home Rachel M. SHAVEY, dau, age 4, born IN, at Home James SHAVEY, Father, age 80, born France, at Home, parents born France 1900 census of Clear Creek, IN includes the same SHAVEY Family: (their son Joseph SHAVEY was living next door) George D. SHAVEY, age 61, born Nov 1838, married 30 years, born France, parents born France, a Farmer Hannah M. SHAVEY, wife, age 51, born Jan 1849, married 30 years, 3 children/2 living, born OH, parents born PA/NJ 1900 census of Clear Creek, IN includes their son J. F. SHAVEY: J. F. SHAVEY, age 30, born Oct 1869, married 7 years, born IN, parents born France/OH, a Farmer Ida P. SHAVEY, wife, age 25, born Dec 1874, married 7 years, 2 children/2 living, born IN, parents born OH Grover G. SHAVEY, son, age 7, born Feb 1899, born IN Lura F. SHAVEY, dau, age 4, born Aug 1895, born IL 1910 census of Washington, IN includes the same SHAVEY Family: George SHAVEY, age 71, married 41 years, born France, parents born France, a Truck Farmer Hannah M. SHAVEY, wife, age 61, married 41 years, 3 children/2 living, born OH, parents born PA/NJ * Frank & Lucie SHULL, Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's, couple in their 40's or 50's 1880 census of Washington, IN included the family of Frank & Lucy SHULL: Frank SHULL, age 39, born OH, a Farmer, parents born in PA Lucy SHULL, wife, age 35, born OH, Keeping House, parents born OH David GWIN, other, age 17, born IN, Works on Farm, parents born OH Anna MOONY, other, age 7, born IN, at School, parents born OH/IN 1900 census of Washington, IN includes this same SHULL Family: Benjamin F. SHULL, age 59, born May 1841, married 35 years, born OH, parents born PA, a Farmer Lucy E. SHULL, wife, age 54, born Sept 1845, married 35 years, no children, born OH, parents born PA/NJ Rosa ENGLISH, lodger, age 13, born Aug 1886, born IN, parents born IN, at School Leland S. NUTT, lodger, age 9, born Jan 1890, born CA, parents unknown, at School Henry SCHUNTZ, servant, age 46, born Jan 1854, born IN, parents born Germany/IN, a Farm Laborer 1910 census of Washington, IN includes the same SHULL Family: Benjamin F. SHULL, age 68, a widower, born OH, parents born PA, a Farmer John JORDAN, brother-in-law, age 86, a widower, born Germany, parents born Germany Rebecca TRAUX, niece, age 52, married 30 years, 1 child/0 living, born OH, parents born Germany/PA, a Housekeeper Herbert TRAUX, nephew, age 52, married 30 years, born OH, parents born OH, a Farm Laborer ? S. NICHOLS, nephew, age 13, born KY, parents born KY Henry D. SCHUNTZ, hired man, age 56, born IN, parents born OH/IN, a Farmer * Dave HENEMEYER "empty slot" * Lee LOUIS, Gregg Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's, man in his 20's or 30's * Peter SHAVEY and three daughters, no studio or location, 1880's, girls 4-16 years, father in 40's or 50's 1900 census of St. John, KS includes family of Peter SHAVEY: Peter SHAVEY, age 64, born Sept 1835, a widower, born France, parents born France, to USA 1846 Maud SHAVEY, dau, age 27, born June 1872, born KS, parents born France/PA, a School Teacher Blanche SHAVEY, dau, age 19, born Oct 1880, born KS, parents born France/PA, at School * Chas FERGUSON, wife, and family, no studio or location, 1880's, children 3-6 years, couple in their 30's or 40's * Joe SHAVEY, no studio or location, 1880's, young man in teens * Miss MYERS of Danville, IL, A. Tomlinson Studio, Fort Wayne, IN, 1880's, woman in her teens or 20's (likely Louise MYERS pictured later) * John HINER, E. B. Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1880's or 1890's, infant 1920 census of Salamonie, IN includes the family of John F. HINER: John F. HINER, age 30, born IN, parents born IN, a Farmer Ethel C. HINER, wife, age 37, born CA, parents born IN/CA Howard M. HINER, son, age 4, born IN Marion H. HINER, son, age 3 years + 3 months, born IN John D. HINER, son, age 1 year + 11 months, born IN * Mr. & Mrs. Dora RUGGLES (Rachel SHAVEY), Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1890's, couple in their 20's or 30's Dora RUGGLES b. 5 Mar 1865 in Huntington Co, IN to parents Henry & Luvinia RUGGLES. Dora died 26 Dec 1897 in Huntington Co, IN. Family of Henry & Lavenia RUGGLES included in the 1880 census of Jefferson, IN: Henry RUGGLES, age 40, born IN, a Farmer, parents born KY Lavenia RUGGLES, wife, age 37, born IN, Keeping House, parents born IN Dora RUGGLES, son, age 15, born IN, Works on Farm Cora RUGGLES, dau, age 11, born IN Hallie RUGGLES, dau, age 9, born IN Charlie RUGGLES, son, age 4, born IN Hettie RUGGLES, dau, age 4 months, born IN * Frank RICHARD, Frank Kelly Studio, South Whitley, IN, 1880's, boy about 4 years * Ora RODKEY, no studio or location, 1880's, infant * Arthur DROZ, tin type, no studio or location, 1870's or 1880's, infant * Jim RICHARD, Emil RICHARD, Perry SEIFERT, and Peter RICHARD "Papa", tin type, no studio or location, 1870's, men in their 20's or 30's 1910 census of Washington, IN also includes the family of Emil RICHARD: Emil RICHARD, age 52, married 25 years, born IN, parents born France, a Farmer Lusetta RICHARD, wife, age 44, married 25 years, 6 children/5 living, born IN, parents born PA/IN Franklin RICHARD, son, age 23, born IN, an Odd Jobs Laborer Robert Douglas RICHARD, son, age 16, born IN Freida May RICHARD, dau, age 12, born IN Hobart G. RICHARD, son, age 9, born IN Clyde H. RICHARD, son, age 5, born IN Joseph P. BRYANT, nephew, age 16, born OR, parents born OR/IN, a Farmer Abbie PETE, Mother-in-law, age 79, a widow, born IN, parents born PA 1920 census of Washington, IN includes the family of Emil RICHARD: Emil RICHARD, age 61, born IN, parents born France, a Farmer Clyde P. RICHARD, son, age 15, born IN, parents born IN, a Laborer Hobert G. RICHARD, son, age 19, born IN, parents born IN, a Farmer Fern M. RICHARD, dau-in-law, age 17, born IN parents born IN 1910 census of Clear Creek, IN includes the family of Peter RICHARD: Peter RICHARD, age 46, married 21 years, born IN, parents born France, a Farmer Mary C. RICHARD, wife, age 38, married 21 years, 3 children/2 living, born IN, parents born England/OH Ida M. RICHARD, dau, age 16, born IN Cleopas RICHARD, son, age 10, born IN * Joe WALL, tin type, no studio or location, 1870's, man in his 20's * Gene SHAVEY of France, Alfred Vuilley Studio, Montbeliard, 1880's, man in his 30's or 40's * Minnie FLORA, tin type, no studio or location, 1870's or 1880's, woman in her teens or 20's * Minnie RICHARD "sister to Clarence", no studio or location, 1880's, girl in her early teens 1900 census of Clear Creek, IN includes the family of Clarence & Cora RICHARD: Clarence RICHARD, age 29, born Jun 1870, married 7 years, born IN, parents born France/IN, a Farmer Cora RICHARD, wife, age 25, born Sept 1874, married 7 years, 2 children/2 living, born IN, parents born OH/IN Zoie RICHARD, dau, age 7, born Apr 1893, born IN Pearl RICHARD, dau, age 2 months, born Mar 1900, born IN Isaac FLORA, boarder, age 49, born July 1849, born IN, parents born PA, a Farm Laborer * Louise MYERS, J. A. Phillips Studio, Danville, IL, 1880's, girl in her teens * Al SMITH, Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1870's or 1880's, man in his 20's * Henry SWARTZ, Radabaugh Studio, Huntington, IN, 1870's or 1880's, man in his 30's * Joe SHAVEY, A. S. Kilby Studio, Huntington, IN, 1870's, infant * "Mama", tin type, no studio or location, 1860's or 1870's, infant (likely Mary Catharine SHAVEY as pictured later) * Ed CHRISTIAN, no studio or location, 1880's, man in his teens * John BROWN, tin type, no studio or location, 1870's or 1880's, man in his 20's or 30's * Mary Catharine SHAVEY "Mama", tin type, no studio or location, 1860's or 1870's, two years old * Joe or Joseph, tin type, no studio or location, 1860's or 1870's, age 6 years * Ida RICHARD HOWENSTINE, Longdon Studio, Huntington, IN, 1900's, girl of about 4 years Ida HOWENSTINE b. 28 Nov 1893 and died 12 Mar 1988 in Indiana I am hoping to locate someone from these families so that this wonderful old treasure can be returned to its rightful place with the family. If you are a member of the family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thank you, Shelley