Lewis Songer married Nancy Fletcher 24 Nov 1864 in Decatur Co, Ind. I have finally found this family in the 1880 census. They are in Boone co, Indiana with a daughter, Martha E. born abt 1869. Seeking further information on this family. When and where did Lewis and Nancy Songer die? Did Martha marry? Lewis Songer was born about 1829 in Indiana, the son of John Songer and Mary Askren. Thank you, Kathleen Rizer

Kathleen, This information was passed on to me but you might want to check it out. I have that Louis Songer that was married to Nancy Fletcher died about 1870 in Decatur County, Illinois. I don't have any information on any of their children. Debbie C. Davis --- RizerK@erinet.com wrote: > Lewis Songer married Nancy Fletcher 24 Nov 1864 in > Decatur Co, Ind. I have finally found this family in > the 1880 census. They are in Boone co, Indiana with > a daughter, Martha E. born abt 1869. Seeking further > information on this family. When and where did Lewis > and Nancy Songer die? Did Martha marry? > > Lewis Songer was born about 1829 in Indiana, the son > of John Songer and Mary Askren. Thank you, Kathleen > Rizer > > > ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== > This mailing list is hosted by Rootsweb. For > information on how your > donation can help, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com. > __________________________________________________ Yahoo! - We Remember 9-11: A tribute to the more than 3,000 lives lost http://dir.remember.yahoo.com/tribute

Kimberly and list, Yes, the information I have says Millie STREET and James STEWART were married in Adair County, Kentucky on April 09, 1810. I know nothing about the STEWART line; my main interest is in the STREETs. Jim jkelly4@austin.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kym774@aol.com> To: <INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 11:36 PM Subject: Re: [INBOONE-L] STEWART & STREET > In a message dated 9/2/2002 3:43:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > jkelly4@austin.rr.com writes: > > > > I have some data that says Millie (STREET) STEWART, wife of James STEWART > > (or STEWARD) died in Hazelrigg, Boone County, Indiana on August 4, 1871. > > Their children may have been Joseph, Annie, and three other daughters. > > > > Does anyone have cemetery readings for that area who could provide birth > > and > > death dates and the cemetery name for these people? > > > > Was James Steward and Millie Street married in Adair County, KY on > 04/09/1810? Just checking to see if I am searching on the correct family. > > Kimberly >

In a message dated 9/2/2002 3:43:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jkelly4@austin.rr.com writes: > I have some data that says Millie (STREET) STEWART, wife of James STEWART > (or STEWARD) died in Hazelrigg, Boone County, Indiana on August 4, 1871. > Their children may have been Joseph, Annie, and three other daughters. > > Does anyone have cemetery readings for that area who could provide birth > and > death dates and the cemetery name for these people? > Was James Steward and Millie Street married in Adair County, KY on 04/09/1810? Just checking to see if I am searching on the correct family. Kimberly

In a message dated 9/2/02 1:43:53 PM Mountain Daylight Time, jkelly4@austin.rr.com writes: << I have some data that says Millie (STREET) STEWART, wife of James STEWART (or STEWARD) died in Hazelrigg, Boone County, Indiana on August 4, 1871. Their children may have been Joseph, Annie, and three other daughters. >> I have a James STEWART b. abt 1847 to William STEWART and Rhoda BURKE; no other info on James. Is this the same person as your guy? TIA Ruthie Lame

I have some data that says Millie (STREET) STEWART, wife of James STEWART (or STEWARD) died in Hazelrigg, Boone County, Indiana on August 4, 1871. Their children may have been Joseph, Annie, and three other daughters. Does anyone have cemetery readings for that area who could provide birth and death dates and the cemetery name for these people? Any help appreciated. Jim Kelly jkelly4@austin.rr.com

List, Thank you for your prompt responces. I may be chasing the wrong William Jones. The data should have had him born in Indiana and his parents born in Ohio. But allowing for the errors I have run into census data in the past, he might be the right one. I know some of the family extended into Jackson township from Union and Eagle townships. So know I have a target to see who might be close by in the census. Thank you for the great help. Willard Anderson Cloverdale, Oregon

My Gr/Gr/Grandmother on Mother's side is: Lillie Belle Davis (1871-1959) m. James Evans Ottinger (1859-1940 My Gr/Grandmother on Father's side is: Loretta Davis (1872-1952) m. Silas Wesley Kittinger (1863-1946) My Gr/Gr/Grandmother on Father's side is: Aseneth Davis (1827-1907) m. Joseph Kittinger (1825-????) It's unlikely these girls were closely related or else I would be suffering from a twitch right about now - does anybody have knowledge of their origins? Any help appreciated - Thanks in advance! Pete

Looking for a William Gabriel Jones born c1852 in Indiana, most likely Boone County, 28 years old in 1880, married Melvina A. Johnson in 1875 in Boone County. Some children were born in Boone County starting in 1882. Haven't caught him in the census yet. Willard Anderson Cloverdale, Oregon

Leota maxine (Billy) Updike married Harley Hedge is this the one? Kym774@aol.com wrote:I am searching for relatives of a Maxine Hedge, born 04/10/1929. She married a William J Hendricks. I have had no luck finding any information about Maxine over the past 5 years. I have been told some of her family may have been from Boone County IN. She resided in Marion and Johnson County for much of her late life. Other possible places she may have lived are California, Missouri or Kansas. Kimberly ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== This mailing list is hosted by Rootsweb. For information on how your donation can help, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com.

If your ggmother is Maude Fisher updike I am your cousin and I have all the information Thanks Terry Fisher Kym774@aol.com wrote:I am searching for relatives of a Maxine Hedge, born 04/10/1929. She married a William J Hendricks. I have had no luck finding any information about Maxine over the past 5 years. I have been told some of her family may have been from Boone County IN. She resided in Marion and Johnson County for much of her late life. Other possible places she may have lived are California, Missouri or Kansas. Kimberly ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== This mailing list is hosted by Rootsweb. For information on how your donation can help, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com.

I am searching for relatives of a Maxine Hedge, born 04/10/1929. She married a William J Hendricks. I have had no luck finding any information about Maxine over the past 5 years. I have been told some of her family may have been from Boone County IN. She resided in Marion and Johnson County for much of her late life. Other possible places she may have lived are California, Missouri or Kansas. Kimberly

Kim, I am looking for William Albert Zook AKA WA Zook, born in 1839 in Indiana, 41 years old in 1880, married Mary Ann (Polly) Davenport in 1860, born in 1842 in Indiana, 38 years old in 1880. Both white. Suspect that in 1880 they were living in 1. Kansas. 2. Iowa 3. Indiana. They have eluded me in the Census. I don't know if they had children. Mary Ann Davenport was the daughter of Joel Davenport, and grandaughter of Jesse and Elizabeth (Fentriss) Davenport who settled near Eagle Village in Boone County, Indiana. Willard Anderson Cloverdale, Oregon

Hi Carol, I have not found the parents of Mary Bollinger yet. She m. my GGGGrandfather John Byroad and had 9 sons, one of whom was Enos Byroad, who was my GGGrandfather. he m. Nancy Brumbaugh and had abt 8 children, one of whom was Thomas Neal Byroad, who was my GGrandfather. He m. Susan Ullery and had 5 children the youngest being my Grandmother Ople "Pansy" Byroad, she m. Lanus William Purdue and had my Mother Sarah Sue Purdue. She m. William R. Cook and had 5 children the oldest being Me. There were Large's in the Byroad Family, Margaret Large m. one of the 9 Byroad boys from John and Mary Bollinger Byroad, and Aaron B. Large who m. Cynthia Byroad, cousin to my grandmother Pansy. I recently found John and Mary on the 1860 Bond County, Ill census, after some kind person here gave me the information, but have not been able to find Mary on any other census I have checked. I am looking for when she died and where she is burried. Also for parents and siblings. GGGGrandpa John is burried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana. There is a Mary Byroad burried in the old, now closed, Cedar Hill Cemetery in Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana, and I am trying to find out if that is my Mary Bollinger Byroad. so far I have had no luck. I asked the ladies at Oak Hill if they had a record of A Mary Byroad being burried in Cedar Hill, but they don't have that record. I have been told, however, from someone researching the old cemetery, that there is indeed a Mary Byroad burrried there. Sure would love to break this major brick wall. She seems to have been born, married, had children, and died and left no path to search as far as parents and siblings, date and place of death, and burial. I do know she was b. between 1809 and 1813 in Ohio. The 1860 census has her being b. 1812/13, but my record says 1809. The 1860 census has GGGGrandpa John being b. 1803 in Ohio, but my records have him being b. 1803 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, as does the records of all cousins found in the last 6 years that I have been doing researching. Can you help? Maybe I can help you with her descendants. Always searching Mary Mary Anne Cook Frankfort, Indiana From: <Cck109@aol.com> To: <nanny12@GEETEL.NET> Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 6:40 PM Subject: Boone Co....Bollinger/Byroad > Hi Mary Ann. . Saw your post (below) on the Boone Co list. Can you tell me > who the parents were of your Mary Bollinger? Also, what related lines with > the Bollingers you have, i.e. do you have Large? I'm watching similar > names. We might be able to help each other. Look forward to hearing > back. Carol in FL > > > X-Message: #1 > Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2002 16:02:18 -0500 > From: "Mary Anne Cook" <nanny12@geetel.net> > To: INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <038201c2417a$63932b40$620ea141@geetel.net> > Subject: Re: [INBOONE-L] BYROAD in the 1880 Indiana census > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Hi Kim, > Would it be too much trouble to get a full reading on all of them? Maybe a > little at a time if it would be better. I do know that all of them are > mine. I am still searching for GGGGrandma Mary Bollinger Byroad. I am now > thinking she may have died in Darke County, Ohio before they moved to Boone > County, Indiana. > I asked The ladies at Oak Hill Cemetery, one of them being a cousin, her > grandmother was Cynthia Byroad cousin to my Grandmother Pansy Byroad, and > they said they had no record there of there being a Mary Byroad being > burried in Cedar Hill cemetery. Guess they must not have full records then. > I checked the census for 1870 in Boone County, Indiana and could not find > Mary Bollinger Byroad listed there with GGGrandpa John Byroad, I could not > find her on the 1880 Boone County, Census either. I did however find him > living with the brother of susan Ullery and his wife. > This is a real brick wall that I think is time to break down. Is there any > way I can find out if she did indeed die in Ohio instead of Indiana before > they all moved here? > I really need to get to Lebanon to do some research there in the library. > Is there any way I can get into the library on my scooter? It is really > hard for me to walk far as I have osteoarthritis bad and also have breathing > problems. Since I cannot take anything for the arthritis I have to suffer > with the pain and therefore cannot walk far or stand very long. If I can > get into the library maybe I can check the Darke County Ohio census for 1860 > and see if she is listed on it and also the Darke County, Ohio census for > 1870, that is if you have all the state censuses. I usually check them when > I go to Fort Wayne, as they have all of them there, but Lebanon is closer. > If I can get into the library on my scooter, I will come this next week one > day. > Sorry this is so long, just trying to get a few answers. > Thanks > Mary > Mary Anne Cook > Frankfort, Indiana > >

Thanks Donna, I just spent about an hour there printing out census indexes and marriage records. I even found 2 more of my family surnames there. Printed them out just in case they turn out to be some of mine. Thanks for the information. Always Mary Mary Anne Cook Frankfort, Indiana From: <DRadc24132@aol.com> To: <INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 7:24 PM Subject: Re: [INBOONE-L] BYROAD in the 1880 Indiana census > Mary, > > Mary was still alive in 1860, when the Byroads, Larges and Weavers were in > Bond Co., IL, just prior to moving back east and settling in Lebanon. That > Co.'s website has the census on line. To go directly to the page they are > on, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilbond/oldindex.htm. To go to the > beginning census page for the index for 1860, go to > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilbond/oldindex.htm. > > Hope this helps. > > Donna > > > ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== > This mailing list is hosted by Rootsweb. For information on how your > donation can help, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com. > >

Mary, Mary was still alive in 1860, when the Byroads, Larges and Weavers were in Bond Co., IL, just prior to moving back east and settling in Lebanon. That Co.'s website has the census on line. To go directly to the page they are on, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilbond/oldindex.htm. To go to the beginning census page for the index for 1860, go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilbond/oldindex.htm. Hope this helps. Donna

Hi Kim, Would it be too much trouble to get a full reading on all of them? Maybe a little at a time if it would be better. I do know that all of them are mine. I am still searching for GGGGrandma Mary Bollinger Byroad. I am now thinking she may have died in Darke County, Ohio before they moved to Boone County, Indiana. I asked The ladies at Oak Hill Cemetery, one of them being a cousin, her grandmother was Cynthia Byroad cousin to my Grandmother Pansy Byroad, and they said they had no record there of there being a Mary Byroad being burried in Cedar Hill cemetery. Guess they must not have full records then. I checked the census for 1870 in Boone County, Indiana and could not find Mary Bollinger Byroad listed there with GGGrandpa John Byroad, I could not find her on the 1880 Boone County, Census either. I did however find him living with the brother of susan Ullery and his wife. This is a real brick wall that I think is time to break down. Is there any way I can find out if she did indeed die in Ohio instead of Indiana before they all moved here? I really need to get to Lebanon to do some research there in the library. Is there any way I can get into the library on my scooter? It is really hard for me to walk far as I have osteoarthritis bad and also have breathing problems. Since I cannot take anything for the arthritis I have to suffer with the pain and therefore cannot walk far or stand very long. If I can get into the library maybe I can check the Darke County Ohio census for 1860 and see if she is listed on it and also the Darke County, Ohio census for 1870, that is if you have all the state censuses. I usually check them when I go to Fort Wayne, as they have all of them there, but Lebanon is closer. If I can get into the library on my scooter, I will come this next week one day. Sorry this is so long, just trying to get a few answers. Thanks Mary Mary Anne Cook Frankfort, Indiana From: "Hancock's" <hancock@link2000.net> To: <INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 10:31 PM Subject: [INBOONE-L] BYROAD in the 1880 Indiana census > I have the 1880 census on CD's and here are all the BYROADS listed in the > 1880 census in Indiana. > Looks like they were only in 3 counties in Indiana. If you would like a > full reading of any of them, fell free to e-mail me. > > Still Searching, > Kim Hancock > > BYROADS, John Self <1803> M W Bir: PA > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, George Self <1817> M W Bir: PA > Cen: IN DeKalb Concord > BYROADS, Susan Wife <1818> F W Bir: PA > Cen: IN DeKalb Concord > BYROADS, Enos Self <1826> M W Bir: OH > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, Nancy Wife <1827> F W Bir: OH > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROAD, John M. Self <1828> M W Bir: OH > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, Abagail Wife <1833> F W Bir: OH > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, David Self <1835> M W Bir: OH > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, William Self <1837> M W Bir: OH > Cen: IN Boone Jefferson > BYROAD, Susan Wife <1840> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, Cyntha Wife <1843> F W Bir: IL > Cen: IN Boone Jefferson > BYROAD, Daniel M. Self <1843> M W Bir: OH > Cen: IN White BigCreek > BYROADS, Reuben Self <1845> M W Bir: OH > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, Margeret Wife <1846> F W Bir: IL > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROAD, Mary Wife <1849> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White BigCreek > BYROADS, John Self <1850> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, Alfred Self <1851> M W Bir: PA > Cen: IN DeKalb Concord > BYROADS, Mary Wife <1856> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN DeKalb Concord > BYROADS, Peter Son <1856> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROAD, Oliver Son <1857> M W Bir: OH > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROADS, Thomas Son <1858> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, Susan Dau <1859> F W Bir: IL > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROAD, Henry Son <1860> M W Bir: IL > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, Henry Other <1860> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White BigCreek > BYROADS, Samuel Son <1860> M W Bir: OH > Cen: IN DeKalb Concord > BYROAD, Aaron R. Son <1861> M W Bir: IL > Cen: IN Boone Jefferson > BYROADS, Mattie Other <1862> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, Sarah Wife <1862> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, Cyntha Dau <1863> F W Bir: IL > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROAD, Lydia M. Dau <1864> F W Bir: IL > Cen: IN Boone Jefferson > BYROAD, Mary Dau <1864> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, Martha C. Dau <1865> F W Bir: OH > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, Sarah E. Dau <1865> F W Bir: OH > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROADS, Doctor Son <1867> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, John Son <1867> M W Bir: IL > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROAD, Manson Son <1868> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, Amanda Dau <1870> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, Claria B. Dau <1870> F W Bir: MI > Cen: IN White BigCreek > BYROAD, Sarah Dau <1870> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROADS, Emily Dau <1871> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROAD, Margaret Dau <1873> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Prairie > BYROAD, Cora A. Dau <1874> F W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROAD, Perry Son <1875> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROADS, Harry Son <1876> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROAD, Glenn Son <1877> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN White Princeton > BYROADS, Leonard Son <1877> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN Boone Lebanon > BYROADS, Willie Son <1880> M W Bir: IN > Cen: IN DeKalb Concord > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mary Anne Cook" <nanny12@geetel.net> > To: <INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 9:42 PM > Subject: Re: [INBOONE-L] Cedar Hill Cemetery all bodies not removed! > > > > Thanks, > > I just went to the cemetery and my daughter-in-law and neice got out and > > read the stone. Since they are not used to doing these things they might > > have misread it. I have to use a scooter to get around in cemeteries, so > > the next time I get over there I will park where I can get the scooter out > > and go through it myself. I am hopeing I can at least find out if the > Mary > > Byroad that was burried there is My 3XGreat Grandmother or an Aunt or > > cousin. There were several Mary Byroads and all of them married into My > > family. Thanks for letting me know the truth. > > Always > > Mary Anne Cook > > > > From: "Hancock's" <hancock@link2000.net> > > To: <INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 12:22 AM > > Subject: [INBOONE-L] Cedar Hill Cemetery all bodies not removed! > > > > > > > I have a picture of the stone in Cedar Hill and from talking to several > > > citizens of Lebanon, all the bodies were not removed and if you read the > > > stone it says "over 500 citizens of early Lebanon including 32 war > > veterans > > > sleep here" in other words they are still there. It also reads "the > > > markers were removed" I have a picture of the stone and it is very > > > readable. If anyone would like to see it please e-mail me and request a > > > picture of it. hancock@link2000.net > > > > > > It was considered a "full" cemetery and when a grave was dug, most > > generally > > > they kept running into an already occupied grave, because many did not > > have > > > stones and they were digging blindly. So in fact many are still there, > > > there were some that were removed if requested by family. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Mary Anne Cook" <nanny12@geetel.net> > > > To: <INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 4:25 PM > > > Subject: Re: [INBOONE-L] Cedar Hill Cemetery Pg. 2 > > > > > > > > > > Hi Everyone, > > > > I am Mary Anne Cook. I have an ancestor Mary byroad who was burried > in > > > > Cedar Hill Cemetery In Lebanon. I went and looked up the cemetery > > tonight > > > > when I took My Granddaughter back over to Lebanon. From what I could > > find > > > > out about the cemetery is that there were about 500 people burried > > there. > > > > One headstone that still stands there had the year 1776 on it. > > According > > > to > > > > a stone in the middle of the old cemetery all 500 bodies were removed. > > > > There is no Golf Course that I could find anywhere around the > cemetery. > > > > There is an American Flag that is flying in the direct middle of the > > > > cemetery. There is also a big Angel by a tree there that evidently > was > > > not > > > > removed when the bodies were. There is a stone in the middle by the > > flag > > > > pole that says it is the old Cedar Hill Cemetery. There is a big > green > > > > water tower in the middle of the cemetery also. > > > > The big stone that had the year 1776 on it said the name of the person > > > there > > > > was Robert Hill Revolutionary War Soldier. > > > > I hope this helps someone. I am planning a trip over there to the > > Library > > > > tomorrow to see what I can find out about My ancestor Mary Byroad. I > am > > > > wanting to find out if she is indeed My GGGGrandmother Mary Bollinger > > > Byroad > > > > who was married to John (Unckle Jacky) Byroad My GGGGrandfather. My > > > > GGGGrandmother died sometime between 1880 and 1890. I also had an > Aunt > > > > Grace Byroad who died in 1893 at 3 years of age and her baby brother > > > Edward > > > > Byroad who died at the age of 1 month also in 1893. I also want to > find > > > out > > > > where they are burried. I cannot figure out why the bodies were > removed > > > and > > > > the cemetery closed down, unless the people living around the cemetery > > did > > > > not feel comfortable about it being that close to where they lived. > In > > > any > > > > case it should have been left alone. Our ancestors chose that > cemetery > > > for > > > > their final resting place. They should have been left to rest there. > > > > Always > > > > Mary Anne Cook > > > > > > > > From: <VerdeRoots@aol.com> > > > > To: <INBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> > > > > Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 4:38 PM > > > > Subject: Re: [INBOONE-L] Cedar Hill Cemetery Pg. 2 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > In a message dated 3/24/02 1:06:07 PM, hancock@link2000.net writes: > > > > > > > > > > << Be > > > > > > > > > > kind of neat if a bunch of peope would make a float of a cemetery > with > > a > > > > > > > > > > large tombstone saying Cedar Hill on it. >> > > > > > > > > > > If I were in the area, I'd say "I'll help build it!" > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== > > > > > This mailing list is hosted by Rootsweb. For information on how your > > > > > donation can help, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== > > > > This mailing list is hosted by Rootsweb. For information on how your > > > > donation can help, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== > > > This mailing list is hosted by Rootsweb. For information on how your > > > donation can help, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com. > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > ==== INBOONE Mailing List ==== > > >

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To All, Looking for information concerning my wife's gg-grandfather of Boone Co., IN buried in Brown's Wonder Cemetery. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks! Pete Downs 1. ROBERT RILEY1 FULLER He married REBECCA HARE 03 July 1850 in Boone Co., IN. Child of ROBERT FULLER and REBECCA HARE is: 2. i. JOSEPH NELSON2 FULLER. Generation No. 2 2. JOSEPH NELSON2 FULLER (ROBERT RILEY1) He married LYDIA BRADBURN. She died 1918. Children of JOSEPH FULLER and LYDIA BRADBURN are: 3. i. GRACE3 FULLER. 4. ii. RUBY FULLER. 5. iii. CARL FRANKLIN FULLER, b. 07 June 1894, Montgomery Co., IN; d. 07 September 1971, Milner Health Care Center, Rossville, IN. 6. iv. RUSSELL FULLER, b. 14 February 1899; d. January 1977, Marion, IN. 7. v. FLORENCE FULLER, b. 05 December 1915. vi. LAWRENCE FULLER1, b. 05 December 1915, Frankfort, Clinton Co., IN2; d. December 1969, Marion Co., IN2; m. DAISY MCDONALD; b. Delphus, OH; d. Marion Co., IN. DOWNS FULLER OTTINGER KITTINGER BROWN SNOW RENO

Thanks to Charles Dailey I have the information on the 1850 census, I am now trying to see if a JOHN A, and NANCY A. were listed on the 1860 census as well as other children. Thanks, Mollie Charles Pawlik Froglady2@worldnet.att.net