Does anyone know anything about Baltimore township? Does it still exist and would they have any records, like birth for around 1852? -----Original Message----- From: Linda Willuweit-Joy <l.joy@juno.com> To: IAHENRY-L@rootsweb.com <IAHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 12, 1999 9:42 AM Subject: Cemeteries of Henry Co IA >Hi, I was working on a list of Henry County IA cemeteries and thought >maybe people on the list would be interested. Can anyone make additions >or corrections to this list? (Should Richwood be Richwoods?) Linda > >Cemetery Twp Sec > >North Hill................................N of Jefferson.....4 >Center or Noble....................Jefferson..............1 >Mayland Methodist...............Jefferson..............3 >Cottonwood...........................Jefferson..............6 >Sugar Creek..........................Jefferson............11 >Baptist....................................Jefferson............23 >Finley Chapel........................Jefferson............25 >Asbury......................................Wayne.............2 & 3 >North Wayne, Olds > or Congregational..............Wayne................10 >Friends or Prairie Grove.......Wayne................14 >Swedesburg...........................Wayne................21 >Winfield - Scott........................Scott...................15 >Green Mound..........................Trenton................4 >Messer or > Crook-in-the-Road................Trenton.............17 >White Oak.................................Trenton.............17 >Vorhies......................................Trenton.............19 >New Richwood > or Benjamin Chapel............Trenton.............24 >Old Richwood..........................Trenton.............25 >Hickory Grove...........................Marion..............15 >Leach or Traxler.......................Marion..............16 >Oak Grove or Stringtown........Marion..........17 & 20 >Ebeneezer.................................Marion..............36 >Sheridan...................................Canaan...........3 & 4 >Trinity.........................................Canaan.............24 >Cholera Hill or Sample or > Davis or Jennings................Tippecanoe........3 >Grant..........................................Tippecanoe........5? >Pleasant Point.........................Tippecanoe.......22 >Oakland Mills...........................Tippecanoe.......24 >Lambert.....................................Tippecanoe......30 >Mt. Pleasant City.......................Center...............16 >St. Alfonsus...............................Center................16 >Barton or Bethel.......................Center................20 >Forrest Home...........................Center.................21? >Willeford....................................Center.................22 >Pleasant Hill.............................Center.................23 >No Name...................................Center.................30 >Ferrel or Lee's...........................New London.....13 >Burge..........................................New London..... 22 >Brooks........................................New London......28 >Farlow.........................................New London......35 >Cedar Friends..........................Salem.....................2 >East Cemetery..........................Salem..................24 >Quakers.....................................Salem..................24 >Hillsboro....................................Salem..............30 & 31 >Carnahan..................................Jackson..................3 >Boyleston..................................Jackson................26 >Pleasant Grove........................Baltimore..............13 >Lowell........................................Baltimore..............28 >Bethany.....................................Baltimore..............29 >Pickle.........................................Baltimore..............32 > >___________________________________________________________________ >Get the Internet just the way you want it. >Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! >Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > > >==== IAHENRY Mailing List ==== >For Southeastern Iowa families from Henry, Johnson, Louisa, >and Washington Counties: >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/7687 >Mailing Lists: >mailto:IALOUISA-L@rootsweb.com >mailto:IAHENRY-L@rootweb.com >mailto:FULTONVA-L@rootsweb.com

I only know about one cemetery in Henry county, Iowa. I have a photo of the archway gate of Lambirth Cemetery in Tippecanoe Twp., and it is spelled Lambirth rather than Lambert. Good luck with your project sounds like a nice idea. Subj: Cemeteries of Henry Co IA Date: 11/12/99 3:42:31 AM Central Standard Time From: l.joy@juno.com (Linda Willuweit-Joy) To: IAHENRY-L@rootsweb.com Hi, I was working on a list of Henry County IA cemeteries and thought maybe people on the list would be interested. Can anyone make additions or corrections to this list? (Should Richwood be Richwoods?) Linda Cemetery Twp Sec North Hill................................N of Jefferson.....4 Center or Noble....................Jefferson..............1 Mayland Methodist...............Jefferson..............3 Cottonwood...........................Jefferson..............6 Sugar Creek..........................Jefferson............11 Baptist....................................Jefferson............23 Finley Chapel........................Jefferson............25 Asbury......................................Wayne.............2 & 3 North Wayne, Olds or Congregational..............Wayne................10 Friends or Prairie Grove.......Wayne................14 Swedesburg...........................Wayne................21 Winfield - Scott........................Scott...................15 Green Mound..........................Trenton................4 Messer or Crook-in-the-Road................Trenton.............17 White Oak.................................Trenton.............17 Vorhies......................................Trenton.............19 New Richwood or Benjamin Chapel............Trenton.............24 Old Richwood..........................Trenton.............25 Hickory Grove...........................Marion..............15 Leach or Traxler.......................Marion..............16 Oak Grove or Stringtown........Marion..........17 & 20 Ebeneezer.................................Marion..............36 Sheridan...................................Canaan...........3 & 4 Trinity.........................................Canaan.............24 Cholera Hill or Sample or Davis or Jennings................Tippecanoe........3 Grant..........................................Tippecanoe........5? Pleasant Point.........................Tippecanoe.......22 Oakland Mills...........................Tippecanoe.......24 Lambert.....................................Tippecanoe......30 Mt. Pleasant City.......................Center...............16 St. Alfonsus...............................Center................16 Barton or Bethel.......................Center................20 Forrest Home...........................Center.................21? Willeford....................................Center.................22 Pleasant Hill.............................Center.................23 No Name...................................Center.................30 Ferrel or Lee's...........................New London.....13 Burge..........................................New London..... 22 Brooks........................................New London......28 Farlow.........................................New London......35 Cedar Friends..........................Salem.....................2 East Cemetery..........................Salem..................24 Quakers.....................................Salem..................24 Hillsboro....................................Salem..............30 & 31 Carnahan..................................Jackson..................3 Boyleston..................................Jackson................26 Pleasant Grove........................Baltimore..............13 Lowell........................................Baltimore..............28 Bethany.....................................Baltimore..............29 Pickle.........................................Baltimore..............32

Hi, I was working on a list of Henry County IA cemeteries and thought maybe people on the list would be interested. Can anyone make additions or corrections to this list? (Should Richwood be Richwoods?) Linda Cemetery Twp Sec North Hill................................N of Jefferson.....4 Center or Noble....................Jefferson..............1 Mayland Methodist...............Jefferson..............3 Cottonwood...........................Jefferson..............6 Sugar Creek..........................Jefferson............11 Baptist....................................Jefferson............23 Finley Chapel........................Jefferson............25 Asbury......................................Wayne.............2 & 3 North Wayne, Olds or Congregational..............Wayne................10 Friends or Prairie Grove.......Wayne................14 Swedesburg...........................Wayne................21 Winfield - Scott........................Scott...................15 Green Mound..........................Trenton................4 Messer or Crook-in-the-Road................Trenton.............17 White Oak.................................Trenton.............17 Vorhies......................................Trenton.............19 New Richwood or Benjamin Chapel............Trenton.............24 Old Richwood..........................Trenton.............25 Hickory Grove...........................Marion..............15 Leach or Traxler.......................Marion..............16 Oak Grove or Stringtown........Marion..........17 & 20 Ebeneezer.................................Marion..............36 Sheridan...................................Canaan...........3 & 4 Trinity.........................................Canaan.............24 Cholera Hill or Sample or Davis or Jennings................Tippecanoe........3 Grant..........................................Tippecanoe........5? Pleasant Point.........................Tippecanoe.......22 Oakland Mills...........................Tippecanoe.......24 Lambert.....................................Tippecanoe......30 Mt. Pleasant City.......................Center...............16 St. Alfonsus...............................Center................16 Barton or Bethel.......................Center................20 Forrest Home...........................Center.................21? Willeford....................................Center.................22 Pleasant Hill.............................Center.................23 No Name...................................Center.................30 Ferrel or Lee's...........................New London.....13 Burge..........................................New London..... 22 Brooks........................................New London......28 Farlow.........................................New London......35 Cedar Friends..........................Salem.....................2 East Cemetery..........................Salem..................24 Quakers.....................................Salem..................24 Hillsboro....................................Salem..............30 & 31 Carnahan..................................Jackson..................3 Boyleston..................................Jackson................26 Pleasant Grove........................Baltimore..............13 Lowell........................................Baltimore..............28 Bethany.....................................Baltimore..............29 Pickle.........................................Baltimore..............32 ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Sandy and list subscribers: I visited you web site and the page with the information about the other trips the McCully's took to CA and OR reminded me of an old family story that my gggrandfather, Samuel T. Saint, went to CA gold rush in 1849 and returned "a year and a half later." Samuel T. lived in Tippecanoe Twp., Henry Co. at the time. This story was written down in some notes my parents took down when they talked to a great uncle in the 1970's Samuel T. Saint married Hannah Husted, 15 July 1848, at the house of her father, Peter Husted in Yellow Springs Twp., Des Moines Co., IA In HISTORY OF DES MOINES COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE, By Augesine M. Antorobus there is a biographical sketch of William Husted, a brother of Hannah Husted. "William Husted has resided in Des Moines county since I842, save for a period of a year and a half spent in California." The wording of the legnth of the trip matches the story of my great uncle. >From your web site page, http://pweb.netcom.com/~symbios/wagntrn.html, you say that "David and Asa McCully joined a group from DesMoines and Henry counties bound for the California gold fields." So did the McCullys, Saints and Husteds go to CA on the same wagon train? I've look for evidence of this but haven't found any yet. I had a search for the Saint and Husted names done in California Wagon Train Lists, Vol 1, 1849-1852 with neither name in the index. If these families did go to CA together maybe this information might lead to you finding the answer. I have the disadvantage of not living in Henry Co., IA or CA. Keep us up-to-date on what you might find about 49ers from Henry and Des Moines Co. going to CA and OR. Thanks, Leslie W. Saint Sandy Wilbur wrote: In the spring of 1853, Asa McCully organized a wagon train from New London, Henry Co., IA, to Oregon. A list of possible participants, most of them from Des Moines and Henry counties, is included on my website at http://pweb.netcom.com/~symbios/asatrn.html If anyone recognizes any names, I'd be pleased to hear from you. Sandy Wilbur

In the spring of 1853, Asa McCully organized a wagon train from New London, Henry Co., IA, to Oregon. A list of possible participants, most of them from Des Moines and Henry counties, is included on my website at http://pweb.netcom.com/~symbios/asatrn.html If anyone recognizes any names, I'd be pleased to hear from you. Sandy Wilbur

I´m looking for Lewis H. Grages. He was a son of Henry B. Grages and his wife Eilzabeth Harris drom Keosauqua, Van Buren Ct. Ia. He was born in 1867 and died in 1947. He was buried in Bonaparte, VB Ct.. In 1923, when his mother died, he kived in Mount Pleasant. Who knows more about him and his family ? Please contact me. Rainer.Grages@t-online.de

Harriet, Have you tried contacting the Iowa Methodist Archives - Esther Wonderlich, phone, 319-385-6321, email, ewonder@iwc.edu (Hours: Mon. - Fri., 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.). The office is in the Chadwick Library at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt. Pleasant. I was able to get an obituary from the a set of books called the Register of the Annual Conference of a Methodist minister in my descendant chart. I'm sure there are more records there that might be useful for genealogical purposes, but I didn't have time to look at them. You might also get some information from Lynn Ellsworth, College Archives 319-385-6320. Iowa Wesleyan College web site is: http://www.iwc.edu/ In the Old Main building there are photos of all the presidents of the college and Henry Walker's photo may be there also. Is there anyone else on this list that knows what else is located in the Old Main building at Iowa Wesleyan College? Leslie W. Saint Harriet Karow wrote: > > I am attempting to locate any info on Henry & Elizabeth Walker et al, who > lived in Mt Pleasant around 1842. > > Henry apparently donated substantial land to the then new Iowa Wesleyan > College, to become 1 of the 5 founders of the school. Henry was a one time > river boat captain. He was also the owner/operator of the 1st ferry across > the Mississippi at Burlington IA. > > I'm unsure how many children they had. However I do know they had twins > Ransom & Elizabeth b March 15 1842 in Mt Pleasant. > > Ransom attended Wesleyan College, only to leave in June 1861 to join the > Union Army (in Infantry attached to Co. E 1st Regiment Iowa Cavalry). He was > wounded during service and in Sept 1864, Ransom returned to his fathers' > farm (Henry) in Mt Pleasant. > > Ransom married Mary Elizabeth Cable (b. Dec 8 1842) Jan 01 1866 and 2 of > their 9 children were born in Mt Pleasant - Susie Amy b Nov 10 1866 and Anna > Elizabeth b Apr 27 1868 > > I would appreciate any info. > > Harriet L Walker Karow > Melbourne, Australia > karow@zip.com.au > ------------------------------------------------------------- > > ==== IAHENRY Mailing List ==== > For Southeastern Iowa families from Henry, Johnson, Louisa, > and Washington Counties: > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/7687 > Mailing Lists: > mailto:IALOUISA-L@rootsweb.com > mailto:IAHENRY-L@rootweb.com > mailto:FULTONVA-L@rootsweb.com

I am attempting to locate any info on Henry & Elizabeth Walker et al, who lived in Mt Pleasant around 1842. Henry apparently donated substantial land to the then new Iowa Wesleyan College, to become 1 of the 5 founders of the school. Henry was a one time river boat captain. He was also the owner/operator of the 1st ferry across the Mississippi at Burlington IA. I'm unsure how many children they had. However I do know they had twins Ransom & Elizabeth b March 15 1842 in Mt Pleasant. Ransom attended Wesleyan College, only to leave in June 1861 to join the Union Army (in Infantry attached to Co. E 1st Regiment Iowa Cavalry). He was wounded during service and in Sept 1864, Ransom returned to his fathers' farm (Henry) in Mt Pleasant. Ransom married Mary Elizabeth Cable (b. Dec 8 1842) Jan 01 1866 and 2 of their 9 children were born in Mt Pleasant - Susie Amy b Nov 10 1866 and Anna Elizabeth b Apr 27 1868 I would appreciate any info. Harriet L Walker Karow Melbourne, Australia karow@zip.com.au - -----------------------------------------------------------

The Social Security Death Index Interactive Search on Rootsweb is updated monthly. The last update was the September 1999 update. If you haven't used this resource in the past you can find it at: http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi The Immigration Ships Transcription Guild now has many ships passage records on line at: http://istg.rootsweb.com/ Norma Jennings

I am looking for any information on; John Ritchey, b April 10, 1800 in Livingston, Co. Ky. - Died December 19, 1869 in Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co., Ia. Margaret Drennan Ritchey, b 1805 in Livingston, Co., Ky. - Died June 1, 1873 in Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co., Ia. John Ritchey - Margaret Drennan Ritchey - Robert Ritchey - Martha Webster Ritchey - Asa Ritchey are all buried in Carter Cemetery, Des Moines, Co., Ia. Thanks, Cliff

Henry W. Barnes married Anna Kleist in Wisconsin. They moved to Lee County, IA about 1917. Henry worked on the railroad. In 1920 census they lived in Cedar Township. There were two daughters: Isabella born 1914 and Anna born 1919. Does anyone have any information about this family? Thank you. Mary Rowlands mlands@ix.netcom.com

I have a small album with family pictures in it. My family is Scott, Tevis, Saint, Fenn, Livix, Luzadder among others, the pictures I have that I don't think are mind have these names on them - ant kitty Myers, Augustus & Mallie his wife, Samuel Crawford & Mattie his wife - the photographer is in Baltimore, Md. which is where the Tevis family came from. There are other pictures with no names and a calling card of Julie M. Hawn. This album is from the family collector that lived in Mt. Pleasant. Will be glad to send them to whoever if anyone knows who they are. Karen in Oregon

Hi Ron, My husband's last name is JOY. I've done very little research on this family but one of his cousins has. You might try contacting Russ at <rczap@hotbot.com>. Our JOY line moved to Nebraska from Michigan but I know there are some relatives in IA. I think I've run into Eli JOY looking at census records. Are the JOYs in Henry Co Quakers? If so you might try subscribing to the Quaker list at <QUAKER-ROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com> I copied this some years back but Russ didn't find an immediate connection with our family. 1870 U.S. Census - Union Twp, Mahaska Co IA pg 27 186 187 Joy, Franklin L. 23 Farmer 500 660 Michigan " , Mary A. 22 kpg house PA " , Clarence 1 IA " , Addie V. 8/12 IA (b. Sep) My husband's aunt told me some years back there's been at least two books published on the JOY family. You might check the LDS Library Catalog. Sorry not to be of more help. Linda Willuweit ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Your message was: >Hi Linda > My mothers Maiden name is Joy and she was born and raised in Mt Pleasant, >Henry Co, Iowa. Her father was Clifford Joy, her grandfather was Martin >Luther Joy and her Gr Grandfather was Eli Joy. Do you recognize any of these >names as part of your Joy Family. >Thank You >Ron Garmoe ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

I'm looking to exchange information with others researching the line of George Campbell and Caroline Davis. George and Caroline were married in 1844 in Parke county, Indiana. They moved to Henry county near Salem. They were Quaker. George and Caroline had four children: Mary, Milly, Henry Clay and David. Family stories have it that George disappeared for many years and Caroline had him declared dead then remarried to Joseph Thornburg. I would really like to find Caroline's date of death and where she is buried. I am descended through their daughter Milly and have much info on that line. Any help appreciated. Janet Young Berkson

In a message dated 10/24/99 3:22:35 AM Pacific Daylight Time, l.joy@juno.com writes: << IAHENRY-L@rootsweb.com >> Hi Linda My mothers Maiden name is Joy and she was born and raised in Mt Pleasant, Henry Co, Iowa. Her father was Clifford Joy, her grandfather was Martin Luther Joy and her Gr Grandfather was Eli Joy. Do you recognize any of these names as part of your Joy Family. Thank You Ron Garmoe

Looking for info about Sarah MASON. She married Wilkinson MASON in 1868 in Mt. Pleasant. They had the following children- Jesse, Lucinda, Della m Beverly Branigan, Horatio, and George. On 1900 soundex, she is listed with 2 sons - Horatio and George and grandson Harry Branigan/Branican. Any info about the descendants of this family appreciated. Fthom32202@aol.com

Looking for any information on Obed WARD or his family. He was probably born around 1835 in IN. He married Sarah HAINES on 14 Jun 1859 in Henry Co IA. According to his wife's obit he died in 1880 and he is not listed with her in the 1880 census. He is probably buried somewhere in Henry Co IA. Any help would be appreciated. Linda <L.Joy@juno.com> ================================================= HUSBAND: Obed WARD *W630* BORN: IN MARR: 14 Jun 1859 Henry Co IA DIED: 1880 IA FATHER: ? MOTHER: ? ================================================== WIFE: Sarah Eliza HAINES *H520* BORN: 5 Apr 1838 Rush Twp, Champaign Co OH DIED: 14 Mar 1909 nr Glenwood, Rawles Twp, Mills Co IA BURIED: Fairview Cem, north of Tabor, Mills Co IA FATHER: Jobe HAINES b. 30 Nov 1796, d.16 Feb 1856, Trenton Twp, Henry Co IA; buried Old Richwood Cem; occ. Farmer MOTHER: Mary "Polly" BLACK b. ~1805, PA; d. 24 Dec 1862, Trenton Twp, Henry Co IA; buried Old Richwood Cem ================================================== 1 | NAME: Job William "Will" WARD *W630* M | BORN: 15 Aug 1861 IA | MARR: | DIED: 28 Dec 1942 | WIFE: Celia BREECE *B620* | BORN: DIED: | NOTE: 1936, living in AR - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 | NAME: Mary Luzana WARD *W630* F | BORN: 23 Mar 1863 Henry Co IA | MARR: 23 Oct 1890 Plattsmouth, Cass Co NE | DIED: 26 Feb 1936 Glenwood, Mills Co IA | BUR: Fairview Cem, north of Tabor, Mills Co IA | HUSB: Ralph McPHERRON SR. *M165* | BORN: 4 Sep 1854 DIED: 17 Dec 1938 | ALSO: Married 1884 John REED *R300*; - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 | NAME: Rosa Belle WARD *W630* F | BORN: 25 Mar 1865 IA | MARR: 18 Aug 1880 | DIED: 28 Sep 1937 Pleasanton, Decatur Co IA | BUR: Shields Cem, Woodland Twp, Decatur Co IA | HUSB: Alfred PETTY *P300* | BORN: 1857 DIED: 7 Feb 1937 | ALSO: Divorced 13 Sep 1917 Alfred PETTY *P300*; - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 | NAME: Jerusha Ann WARD *W630* F | BORN: 3 Jun 1867 IA | MARR: | DIED: before 26 Feb 1936 | HUSB: Albert SMITH *S530* | BORN: DIED: - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 | NAME: George Julian WARD *W630* M | BORN: 5 Sep 1869 IA | MARR: | DIED: 13 Aug 1908 | NOTE: Never Married - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 | NAME: Randow WARD *W630* M | BORN: 31 Jan 1872? IA | MARR: | DIED: 11 Jul 1946 | WIFE: ??? ??? | BORN: DIED: | NOTE: b. dt won't work w/ brother's / 1936, San Franciso, CA - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 | NAME: Christopher Columbus "Lum" WARD *W630* M | BORN: 27 Jul 1872 IA | MARR: | DIED: 7 Dec 1950 | BUR: Fairview Cem, north of Tabor, Mills Co IA | WIFE: Dilla Domesia DAY *D000* | BORN: 1875 DIED: 1965 | NOTE: 1936, living in Rawles Twp, Mills Co IA - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 | NAME: Aaron WARD *W630* M | BORN: 27 Jul 1875 IA | MARR: | DIED: before 26 Feb 1936 | NOTE: Never Married ================================================== ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi List: I am doing a one name study on the name COVEY. If anyone has run across any of these folks I would certainly appreciate hearing from you. My direct line goes back to 1639 in Braintree, Massachuttes. I'm now trying to fatten the tree and perhaps add a little color. Thanks in advance for your efforts. Bill Covey Creator of Ol' Tubby Joe Stottlemeyer Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/3265/Welcome.html

Mary, There is a set of indexes for most or all the cemeteries in Henry County published by the Henry County Genealogical Society but I don't have access to them. These indexes are organized by township. Do you know what townwhip Vorheis Cemetery is located? You could probably get a quicker response by writing the Henry County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 81, Mt. Pleasant, IA. You would also get an answer from the Mt. Pleasant Public Library, 200 N. Main St., Mt. Pleasant, IA. 52641, (319) 385-3615. Leslie W. Saint. Mhking@aol.com wrote: > > have found several names of people buried in a Vorheis Cemetery in Henry > County. Is it possible that there is an index of this cemetery and that I > could obtain the full list of those buried there? The names I am searching > for are Hice/Hise, Vorheis, and, perhaps, Van Nuys. I have gone through the > cemeteries on The Henry County Page but haven't found any of these names > listed. Unfortunately, all of the above names may be spelled in a variety of > different ways. > Any suggestions? > > Mary Hise King in CA > > ==== IAHENRY Mailing List ==== > SUPPORT ROOTSWEB! HELP KEEP GENEALOGY AFFORDABLE BY > SUBSCRIBING TODAY! If you would like to help RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative > by becoming a member, sponsor, donor, or patron, please visit: > <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html>

have found several names of people buried in a Vorheis Cemetery in Henry County. Is it possible that there is an index of this cemetery and that I could obtain the full list of those buried there? The names I am searching for are Hice/Hise, Vorheis, and, perhaps, Van Nuys. I have gone through the cemeteries on The Henry County Page but haven't found any of these names listed. Unfortunately, all of the above names may be spelled in a variety of different ways. Any suggestions? Mary Hise King in CA