Robert Smith, editor, THE FRIEND: RELIGIOUS AND LITERARY JOURNAL, Vol. 1, (Philadelphia: John Richardson, 1829), p. 364. NOTE: The item below was abbreviated from the original as noted by the ellipsis. Owen Lindley, a member and elder of the Society of Friends, died the 3rd (difficult to read) day of the 6th month, 1828, aged 63 (difficult to read, could be 65) years, wanting six days. He was a native of North Carolina; in early life submitted to the baptizing power of truth and thereby was qualified to become a useful member in the church, being at that time a member of Spring monthly meeting. In the year 1810 he removed to Indiana and settled near where Lick Creek meeting house now stands and when the monthly meeting was established there he became a very useful member therein.