Hi Charolette, I am catching up on E-Mail that I have sent with no reply. I my mail has been so messed up since I started using bellsouth to send messages. I have written to you twice,and since I have not heard from you, my guess is that the mail did not go through, or you weren't interested in what I sent. I found some of the names in the book on MILLER'S & since alot of your names sound as if they came from Germany, I have a small booklet on the GERMANA where the 1st two groups came to Virginia in 1716 & 1718 to work off their shipping fares. This has alot of German names. I have been working on my Uncle's Family Tree, and this is where I found this information. If you are interested send me your address, and I will copy all of the names from the MILLER Book & GERMANA Booklet. This is probably the easiest since there are so many names, especially the Miller's. Then after I send them to you check the ones you want & I will send the information to you by snail mail. Sherry David Davisson <ddavisso@bellsouth.net> To: <INCASS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2000 12:59 PM Subject: Re: [INCASS] Millers land deeds > Charlotte, My name is Sherry & I have a book of the Miller family from > Indiana if this will help you wh is husband and > > wife. It mention two other Millers living in Washington twp. Miller, A. > > F. and James S. Miller. Would anyone know who these Millers are > > including Miller, A. F. and James S. Miller > > > > Charlotte E. Flock > > > > > > MILLER A. F. > > Washington > > 28 > > 60 > > T 26 N R > > 2 E > > MILLER C. T. > > Miami > > 20 > > 64.52 > > T 27 N R > > 3 E > > MILLER Caroline > > Washington > > 16 > > 40 > > T 26 N R > > 2 E > > MILLER David > > Miami > > 20 > > 127 > > T 27 N R > > 3 E > > MILLER G. W. > > Miami > > 29 > > 68.62 > > T 27 N R > > 3 E > > MILLER G. W. > > Noble > > 31 > > 1/8 100.25 > > T 27 N R > > 1 E > > MILLER H. N. > > Deer Creek > > 5 > > 157.75 > > T 25 N R > > 1 E > > MILLER J. W. > > Tipton > > 26 > > 36.1 > > T 27 N R > > 2 E > > MILLER J. W. > > Tipton > > 35 > > 120 > > T 27 N R > > 2 E > > MILLER James > > Jefferson > > 9 > > 80 > > T 27 N R > > 1 W > > MILLER James S. > > Washington > > 19 > > 80 > > T 26 N R > > 1 E > > MILLER L. D. > > Tipton > > 36 Wallton > > lot > > T 26 N R > > 2 E > > MILLER M. > > Boone > > 23 > > < 1 > > T 28 N R > > 1 W > > MILLER M. > > Deer Creek > > 14 > > 80 > > T 25 N R > > 2 E > > MILLER M. C. > > Boone > > 33 > > 80 > > T 28 N R > > 1 W > > MILLER Martin Est. > > Noble > > 31 > > 7/8 100.25 > > T 27 N R > > 1 E > > MILLER Rob't Est. > > Deer Creek > > 3 > > 174.5 > > T 25 N R > > 2 E > > MILLER Wendel > > Washington > > 16 > > 40 > > T 26 N R > > 2 E > > > > > > ==== INCASS Mailing List ==== > > @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- > > Did you know there are locater maps linked from the Cass County Cemetery > List? http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/cemlist.html > > > > ============================== > > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. > > > > > > > ==== INCASS Mailing List ==== > @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- > Did you know there are locater maps linked from the Cass County Cemetery List? http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/cemlist.html > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~gen2/dickrobinsonfamily.htm Thank you Jean Hehn

Sorry for the intrusion, but: I'm selling off a big chunk of my collection of FTM cds... don't need 'em and need the money more... Pass this along to anyone that you think might be interested! Please see the EBAY site for details: FTM World Family Tree Set: Volumes 1 - 32 http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=387337253 (please don't write asking for lookups, I've got them all boxed up and ready to go! ~~ thinking positively ~~ !) Thanks; Angel

Hi, I'm new to the list, but am hoping someone can help with my request. I had hoped to find this myself at the local library, but Hamilton Co. OH seems not to carry much on Cass Co. IN. I received an e-mail message some time ago that the History of Cass Co. In pg 765 lists a BIO on Daniel Fogelsong. The only quote I received is as follows: "Daniel Fogelsong was married in Harrison township this county to Sarah J. daughter of Daniel and Mary (Borum) Remley. She was born in Hamilton County, Ohio 20 April, 1821" (could possibly be 1825). I have found their marriage listed in Cass Co. Oct 9 1844. I understand that a genealogy of the Clary family (dau. Rebecca Remley married Isaac Newton Clary Dec 7 1843 Cass Co.) also gives Daniel's wife as Mary Borum. But, another genealogy "Pioneers All: Douglass Callaham Remley Dobbins Wilson Clary" by M.Thornsen, W.J. Armstrong, R.Armstrong lists Elizabeth Remley's parents as Daniel & Mary Cochran. Many years ago W. J. Armstrong left a 4 generation pedigree at the Warren Co. Genealogical Soc. showing this same information, apparently using the below sited Hamilton Co. marriage record (as I had) as his source. My question/brick was lies with Sarah's mother. Daniel Remley, son of Christian Remley (27 Feb 1768-2 Jan 1811) and Elizabeth Heck (25 Feb 1774- aft 1850) married Mary "Cochran" in Hamilton Co. OH 19 Oct. 1818. On 1 Jun. 1815 in Warren Co. Daniel's mother, the widow Ramley (sic) married Aaron Boram who was also a widower with several children. Aaron died in 1846, and in Aug. 1847 an attorney was hired to "prosecute a suit against other heirs at law of Aaron Boram deceased." A summons was issued to appear in Dec 1847 which among the names is listed Daniel & Mary Remley. As a step-son, Daniel was not an "heir at law". None of his siblings were named, not even his sister Mary who married Aaron's son Jonathan who was named in the will. The thought has frequently crossed my mind that Mary Borum and Mary Cochran are one and the same, she being a widow when she married Daniel. She then would have been another of Aaron Boram's daughter's and therefore an "heir at law" (all females were named with spouses if married). But, due to several courthouse fires, marriage records in Hamilton Co. OH prior to 1817 are virtually non-existent and I cannot prove this by that means. There were Cochran's in the area Aaron Boram lived, several that fought in the War of 1812 with his son Jesse, one or two who seem to have disappeared by the 1820 census, but I have been unable to find anything by that means. So, after making a short request long :-) if anyone has access to the above mentioned BIO that can transcribe or send me copy's (will pay costs) I would be most appreciative. Perhaps the full BIO might help. As well, if anyone has any further information on Daniel Remley and his descendants...... Will gladly share my research on the Boram/Booram & Remley/Ramley families of Hamilton & Warren Co. OH if anyone would like additional information on either. Thanks to all, Linda Boorom Hamilton Co., (Cincinnati) OH

In a message dated 07/22/2000 10:42:18 PM Central Daylight Time, flocks4@junct.com writes: << John Miller at the age of 39 R R Laborer born in Prussia. I found Wendell and his wife Caroline in the 1880 census with their children. But I did not find this John Miller, living with them. I do not know how he is related to my Wendell Miller. How do I go about finding more information on a person that was listed in the census with my family. Who is this John Miller? >> Here's a longshot idea ... Find out what railroads went through the area and where they went (old maps? and perhaps that might give a clue as to where John moved ... Also, uis John was a brother and born in Prussia might that give a clue about wendell"s origins?? Do you where WEendell came from and his parentaage ??

Hi, I need some knowledge on how to obtain more information, on a ancestor. My ancestor Wendell Miller and his wife Caroline Grusenmeyer is found in the 1870 census of Cass County IN. Wendell at the age of 30 Blacksmith born in PA Caroline at the age of 20 Keeping House born in OH John Miller at the age of 39 R R Laborer born in Prussia. I found Wendell and his wife Caroline in the 1880 census with their children. But I did not find this John Miller, living with them. I do not know how he is related to my Wendell Miller. How do I go about finding more information on a person that was listed in the census with my family. Who is this John Miller? So any helpful hints on going how to find information on John Miller will be most helpful. Charlotte

Ancestry has free until July 31 WPA Birth Records for several counties in Indiana 1882-1920 including Cass. If anybody is interested, the link is: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4745.htm. Counties included are: Adams, Allen, Boone, Cass, Clay, Davies, De Kalb, Harrison, Hendricks, Henry, Howard, Huntington, Jay, Johnson, Knox, Madison, Martin, Monroe, Morgan, Orange, Owen, Parke, Perry, Posey, Putnam, Spencer, Vandeburgh, Vigo, Vermillion, Warrick, and Washington Counties, Indiana. Debby Beheler - dbeheler@indy.net @>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>-@>- Coordinator of: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inmiami/index.html - Miami Co. INGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/county.html - Cass Co. INGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpcrpmc/ - Miami & Cass County Indiana Pioneer Cemetery Restoration Project

Would some kind soul please look up George and James Vaneman (Vanaman) in the 1860 Adams, Township, Cass County, IN census on page 953. I would also be willing to pay someone for the time, copies & postage. Thanks! Ginette

I'd like to know answer to this too! Sara Patton At 11:05 AM 7/3/00 -0500, you wrote: >It is my understanding that Fulton and Pulaski counties were carved from >Cass county. Where can I find more about this, especially useful would be >old map with county lines. I have a family that went from Cass to Fulton to >Pulaski county, but I am beginning to believe they may not have actually >moved. Is it possible county lines were redrawn around them? > > >==== INCASS Mailing List ==== >@->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- >Interested in Cass County Pioneer Cemetery Restoration? >Come visit http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpcrpmc/index.html > >============================== >The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

It is my understanding that Fulton and Pulaski counties were carved from Cass county. Where can I find more about this, especially useful would be old map with county lines. I have a family that went from Cass to Fulton to Pulaski county, but I am beginning to believe they may not have actually moved. Is it possible county lines were redrawn around them?

Thank You Charlotte "Kurt J Kremlick, Jr" wrote: > Charlotte, > > My Charles E Miller was born in Tompkins Co c 1845. The names you gave in > you note Sunday do not correspond with my Charles's family. My Charles > came with his family to Michigan and then 3-4 brothers went to Indiana. > Several strayed in MI as did a sister, Elizabeth. > > Don't think we have much of a match. Sorry, Let me know if you need > more information. > > Kurt in Kalamazoo > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > ==== INCASS Mailing List ==== > @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- > Did you know there are locater maps linked from the Cass County Cemetery List? http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/cemlist.html > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Charlotte, My Charles E Miller was born in Tompkins Co c 1845. The names you gave in you note Sunday do not correspond with my Charles's family. My Charles came with his family to Michigan and then 3-4 brothers went to Indiana. Several strayed in MI as did a sister, Elizabeth. Don't think we have much of a match. Sorry, Let me know if you need more information. Kurt in Kalamazoo ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

The Cass County Genealogical Society will have their meeting on Wednesday, June 21, 2000, 7:00 P.M. at the Logansport Public Library. Second floor, back room. We are having a guest speaker, Susanne S. Ridlin, author of "TREE STUMP TOMBSTONES, a Field Guide to Rustic Funerary Art in Indiana. Guests are welcome. Debby Beheler

Jean, Logansport is in the northern part of Cass County and is the county seat. Howard county is just south of Cass County and Kokomo is its county seat. Debby At 10:24 PM 06/19/2000 EDT, you wrote: >Is there a Logansport, Howard and a Logansport in Cass? or are we talking >about the same place, Howard Co. Can you tell I am confused!! >Jean Hehn > > >==== INCASS Mailing List ==== >@->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- >Did you know there are locater maps linked from the Cass County Cemetery List? http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/cemlist.html > >============================== >The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > > >

I've put together a webpage <http://www.netusa1.net/~beheler/INrsrch.html> about researching in Indiana which covers availability of vital records in Indiana Counties. Most counties started birth and death records in 1882 with some larger municipal areas starting about 1875. The problem is that many doctors, midwives and undertakers didn't bother with registering these events, esp. if they were away from the county seat and it was the dead of winter. Cass County was real primitive in 1832, although there was a newspaper "the Cass County Times". I found that at: http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/WWW/INDIANA/NEWSPAPER/CASS.HTML Newspapers on microfilm may be interlibrary loaned through your local public library. That having been said, I would be very surprised if you found a birth announcement. Most of the content will not be local. Depending on when he died, an obituary might be one of your best bets. If there is a death record and the informant had the information that would be good, too. Church records and family Bible records are fairly reliable when you can locate them and would be considered a primary source if recorded at the time of the event. Good Luck! Debby At 06:39 PM 06/19/2000 -0500, you wrote: >Dick, > I don't know if there is a source, but you could check a obit or a death >certificate, or church records, could give you the information you are looking >for. > >Charlotte > >RECLARK737@aol.com wrote: > >> Is there a source of records that covers 1832 births in Cass County? My >> ggrandfather, William W. Clark, was born in Logansport Jan 18, 1832 and I >> would like to know if his Mother and Father are listed and what their origins >> were. >> Dick Clark >> >> ==== INCASS Mailing List ==== >> @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- >> Did you know you can search the Cass County INGenWeb Site? >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/search.html >> >> ============================== >> Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. >> RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. >> http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > >==== INCASS Mailing List ==== >@->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- >Did you know there are locater maps linked from the Cass County Cemetery List? http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/cemlist.html > >============================== >Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: >http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > >

Dick, I don't know if there is a source, but you could check a obit or a death certificate, or church records, could give you the information you are looking for. Charlotte RECLARK737@aol.com wrote: > Is there a source of records that covers 1832 births in Cass County? My > ggrandfather, William W. Clark, was born in Logansport Jan 18, 1832 and I > would like to know if his Mother and Father are listed and what their origins > were. > Dick Clark > > ==== INCASS Mailing List ==== > @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- > Did you know you can search the Cass County INGenWeb Site? > http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/search.html > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Is there a Logansport, Howard and a Logansport in Cass? or are we talking about the same place, Howard Co. Can you tell I am confused!! Jean Hehn

Another note on this subject.... Even after the statewide registration was required, births were still not always registered. I have at least 3 alone in Cass County from the early 1900s that there are no records for, but we know they were born there. Natalie in CA

I was told at the archives in Indianapolis that Indiana was not required to register births until about 1885. I am looking for an 1887 record and can't find a birth record either. 1885 seems awfully late, but the source I heard this from is reliable. Someone else out there may know more. Hope this helps. Jennifer jblair100@aol.com

Is there a source of records that covers 1832 births in Cass County? My ggrandfather, William W. Clark, was born in Logansport Jan 18, 1832 and I would like to know if his Mother and Father are listed and what their origins were. Dick Clark