This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Moore - Rankins Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xh.2ADE/1634 Message Board Post: Seeking information on Edna Jane Moore b. 8 Dec 1890 d.7 Mar 1951 Linton, Greene, Indiana. M. John Thomas Rankins. Any info greatly appreciated as I am stumped...

I'm seeking anything I can find on this man! Here is what I have... Born on Sept. 26, 1831 in Jefferson Co, OH according to his C.W. Pension records, and in Carroll Co, OH according to his C.W. enlistment papers. Next we have Harvey purchasing a military land warrant from Robert Sherrard on June 26, 1852 in Jefferson Co, OH. I haven't seen the paper yet, but was told that Robert Sherrard got the warrant from George Taylor who received it on 10/28/1851. He then took this warrant to IN where he purchased 80 acres in Martin Co. We have record of him selling half of it, but not the other half. He doesn't appear again until his marriage to Barbary Noland (daughter of John and Martha "Patsy" Noland) on Aug. 20, 1859 in Barr Twp, Daviess Co, IN. That is where we find in the 1860 census as well. He enlisted to serve in the C.W. at Washington, Daviess Co, IN on 10/17/1864 in the place of R.T. Beckett (believed to be Ruben T. Beckett). He mustered out at Louiseville, KY on July 24, 1865 (approx). >From there the family went to Clay Co, IN (1870 census), Clark Co, IL (1880 census), Vigo Co, IN (1890 or 1892 directory listing), Vigo Co, IN 1900 census). Harvey then died in Vigo Co, IN on November 25, 1907. He and Barbary had 4 or 6 children, 4 of which have been identified; Mary Ann, James Ruben, Martha "Maude", and John. Harvey was buried in Highland Lawn Cemetery in Vigo Co, IN. He was a member of the GAR. I do not know the names of his parent, or even exactly where he was born (which county). There has to be some more information out there, but I haven't found it yet... Please help if possible! Thanks, Jennifer in Oregon Surnames: Allgood, Barcus, Birchfield, Craft, Fox, Harding, Maillet, McMillin, Noland, Pace, Riley, Smith. Counties: Indiana; Clay, Daviess, Parke, Hancock, Martin, Rush, Vigo, Vermillion. Illinois; Clark. Pennsylvania; Beaver, Washington. Ohio; Carroll, Jefferson. _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Halstead, Bernethy, Abbott, Shell, Ross, Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xh.2ADE/1633 Message Board Post: This book has no cover, and no index, and no author. I bought it on Ebay; it just has the insides, but it is full of Indiana biographies. I am not researching this family, just thought I would share. I do not know anymore about these families or these surnames. NOTE: I don’t know if there is any additional mention of this family in the book, it has no index. I do not want to sell this book. I am typing the biographies from it. Typed by Lora Radiches: Surnames in this biography are: Halstead, Bernethy, Abbott, Shell, Ross, ARTHUR M. HALSTEAD. Since 1918 the tailoring business of Arthur M. Halstead has been one of the substantial business enterprises of Gary, where the proprietor, a thorough master of his trade, has built up a large, lucrative and representative patronage. Mr. Halstead commenced his career as a teacher in the public schools, but after a short experience in this line decided that he could find greater profit in some other field of endeavor and therefore applied himself to learning the business with which he has since been identified. From modest beginnings he has developed a large clientele among the prominent business, financial and professional element of the city and has established himself firmly in public confidence and esteem. Arthur M. (Art) Halstead was born at Clay City, Indiana, March 4, 1881, and is a son of B. F. and Marilla (Bernethy) Halstead. His father, a native of New York State, was educated in the public schools there, but as a young man came to Indiana and wa! s married at Logansport, subsequently moving to Clay City, where he lived for some years. Later he resided for a few years each at Patricksburg and Monticello, but eventually moved to Plainwell, Michigan, where he passed the evening of life and died December 27, 1929, being buried at Plainwell. For many years Mr. Halstead was engaged in mining, but during the latter part of his life was a traveling salesman. Mrs. Halstead, who still survives him and resides at Plainwell, was born and reared neat Logansport, Indiana, where she was educated in the public schools, and has always been active as a Seventh Day Adventist, a church to which her husband also belonged. They were the parents of seven children, of whom two died in infancy, the others being: Arthur M., of this review; B. G., of Indianapolis; D. L., of Milwaukee, Wisconsin; I. F., of Indianapolis; and Vivian, the wife of Harry Abbott, of South Bend, Indiana. Arthur M. Halstead attended the public schools of Monticello, w! here he was graduated from high school as a member of the class of 1898, and on leaving school adopted the vocation of teaching school, in which he was engaged for two years. He then applied himself to mastering the tailoring trade, became an adept in this art, and in 1912 embarked in business on his own account at Monticello. He achieved success in that city during the six years that he conducted an establishment there, but in 1918, desiring a broader field, moved to Gary, where he now has a large business, conducted under his own name, at 522 Broadway. He has attracted an exclusive and highly desirable patronage and his establishment is now one of the largest individual enterprises of its kind in this section of the state. Mr. Halstead is a past master of Libanus Lodge No. 154, A. F. and A. M., of Monticello, and a member of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and the Rotary Club. In his political views he is a Republican, and while he has n! ot sought office has always been ready to give his aid to any worthy civic movement. On September 12, 1905, Mr. Halstead was united in marriage with Miss Elizabeth Shell, daughter of John and Mary (Ross) Shell, of Monticello, the former of whom was for years a prominent coal dealer of Monticello, and died in 1917. Mrs. Shell died in 1912 and both are buried at Monticello. Mrs. Halstead received a high school education at Monticello, and for seven years was a schoolteacher. While she is a woman of superior intellectuality, she has few activities outside of her home. Mr. and Mrs. Halstead are the parents of one son: Richard Arnold, who is attending public school.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xh.2ADE/1632 Message Board Post: I have an obit for a Charles Pichouecque Fisher d. 12/6/1940; buried in the Cottage Hill Cemetery in Brazil, IN. I would like to know when he was born. Joan,

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/4300/xh.2ADE/0.467 Message Board Post: Hello, I believe that I am related to William Bivens. If he went by "Henry Bud"- I may be on the right track and may have more information for you. Look forward to hearing from you- Jim Bivens

who do you want? On 9 Jan 2003 05:44:48 -0700 [email protected] writes: >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Classification: Query > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xh.2ADE/1604.1 > >Message Board Post: > >Brazil Public Library, 203/204 N. Walnut phone: 812-446-1331. I was >there once and saw high school year books - I think some were from >early 1900's - I'm not sure about earlier ones. > > >==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== >Visit the Clay County Indiana InGenWeb site at; >http://www.rootsweb.com/~inclay/ > > ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xh.2ADE/1604.1 Message Board Post: Brazil Public Library, 203/204 N. Walnut phone: 812-446-1331. I was there once and saw high school year books - I think some were from early 1900's - I'm not sure about earlier ones.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Farris, Arthur, Dickson, Robinson Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xh.2ADE/1631 Message Board Post: >From the Brazil Daily Times (Clay County, Indiana), Sunday, March 14, 1937. Mrs. John Farris Dies Saturday at Age Of 76 Mrs. Martha D. Farris, widow of the late John F. (S.) Farris, died late Saturday afternoon at the home at 415 south Johns street, after an extended illness of complications at the age of 76 years. She had been in failing health for the past 15 years and was confined to her bed for two weeks. Mrs. Farris was born at Ashboro and was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elias ARTHUR, ealy residents of that community. The deceased had been a resident of Brazil for many years and was a member of the First M.E. church. She is survived by a son and three daughters, Stanley Farris and Miss Vivian Farris, at home; Mrs. Flossie Dickson, of Brazil, and Mrs. Arabella Robinson of Detroit. The remains were prepared for burial at Miller & Sons funeral parlors and were returned Sunday morning to the residence where funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Michael officiating, interment Cottage Hill cemetery.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Arthur, Wise, Willis, Kimmell, Willis Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xh.2ADE/1630 Message Board Post: >From the Brazil Daily Times, Brazil, Clay County, Indiana, USA September 8, 1933. Mrs. Martha L. Arthur, aged 73 years, one month and three days, a well known resident of Brazil for many years, died at 9:25 o?clock this morning at the home of her son, Frank Arthur, 730 north Harrison street, from injuries she sustained in a fall Thursday morning. Mrs. Arthur was getting out of bed yesterday morning when she slipped and fell, fracturing the right hip and causing injuries which resulted in her death today. Mrs. Arthur was born in Indiana and was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Wise. She had resided in Brazil for many years, was a consistent member of the First Christian church and was held in high esteem. The deceased is survived by two sons and a daughter, Frank, of this city; Charles, of Edwardsport, and Mrs. R.O. Kimmell, of Sullivan; also eight grandchildren, tow brothers and two sisters, George and Shade Wise, of Shelburn; Mrs. Rose Willis, of Sullivan; and Mrs. Jennie Willis of Vincennes. The body was removed to the Lawon & Sons funeral home pending funeral arrangements.

Bill, Harrison Township Cemetery Book is ready for printing! It will cost around $22 from the CCGS Library. I don't know just how soon it will be available for purchase because I am in Georgia and the Library was to reopen this week. You might contact them at [email protected] if you are interested. Mary

If anyone has access to a listing of Clay Co cemeteries, I would interested in obtaining information on the following people - (note - these folks were primarily in Harrison and Lewis Townships) Joshua Marion Griffith - last seen in the 1920 Clay census, age 70+ Frances M Griffith - last seen in the 1930 Clay census, age 65 Samuel Hochstetler (or variations) - last seen in the 1920 Clay census, age 72 If Samuel is found in a cemetery, check for a listing of a Mary Hochstetler, last seen in the 1880 Clay census, age 65 Thanking you in advance Bill Strahle

found these and thought I would share them. Census and formation maps Northern Maps http://www.negenealogy.com/ngo03.htm Southern Maps http://www.segenealogy.com/sgo03.htm Chas

These people may be completely unrelated to your Moores. The name Drucilla Moore is in my family her son was in Clay County in the same time frame, so you should at least know about them in order NOT to confuse them with you own line. That being said - there was a James McCullough Jr. in Clay County starting in 1842. He came there from Ripley County, IN. He had family already in Clay County, starting from 1832. He was born in KY. His mother's maiden name was Druscilla Moore. She was the daughter of Simeon and Mary Moore. Probably married in 1783 or 1784. She died ca 1803 in Mercer or Montgomery County. His father, James Mc Sr., died in KY. Their youngest child was James Jr. James Jr.'s second wife in Clay County was Sarah Yocum. In the 1850 Clay County Census, he is shown at being 54. Researchers of his line, however, believe him to have been born in 1801. He had a daughter named Drusilla who married a Hudson/Hutson Brackney in 1850 or 1851. So - while there are many coincidences between the two lines, there certainly seems to be enough to make them separate. At least with this set of facts, you can avoid tracking the wrong families. Alan McCullough

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xh.2ADE/1624.1 Message Board Post: Col. John Thomas Smith was an attorney and Methodist Episcopal minister. I am not sure which churches he served in which years. See the Clay Co., Indiana GenWeb site for a biography of him.

I'm brainstorming today. Or, grasping at straws :) Below is a partial census from the IN,Clay Co 1850 Census. With one family listed between them, William R. MOORE & James MOORE have the state of Kentucky in common. Later, James' dau. marries John MOORE (unk if related) The names James & Amos are used for John & Mary's son's. Also, both William & James are list in the IN, Clay 1860 Census and then again in the Illinois, Fulton Co, 1870 Census. Could William be father to James? and possibly David? David seems to remain in Clay Co after Wm & Jms leave. I am not familiar with Jackson Township, Clay Co. So any suggestions on where to look are appreciated. James & Sarah are listed below with an unnamed dau. In Sarah's obit in 1907 it is said that she had 7 children. Mary was the only child to survive to adulthood. Also, Sarah is said to be one of 13 children and was born in Henry Co., Kentucky. The obit has everything ... except a maiden name. I am thinking her family also moved to Clay Co, IN when she was a child and that she & James may have been married in that county. Is anyone related to William's other children? Janice ...read on http://www.rootsweb.com/~inclay/census/1850/281a.htm CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: IN COUNTY: Clay DIVISION: Township of Jackson REEL NO: 138 PAGE NO: 281AREFERENCE: Enumerated on 16 October 1850 by W. H. Gifford 24 510 510 Moore William R. 52 M Farmer 400 Kentucky 25 510 510 Moore Druzilla 54 F Kentucky 26 510 510 Moore Rachel 21 F Kentucky 27 510 510 Moore Rebecca 18 F Indiana 28 510 510 Moore Charles 14 M Indiana 29 510 510 Moore Amos 13 M Indiana 30 510 510 Moore Sarah 7 M Indiana REMARKS: Sarah is listed as Male in the census 31 511 511 Muncy 32 511 511 Muncy 33 511 511 Muncy 34 511 511 Muncy 35 511 511 Muncy 36 511 511 Muncy 37 511 511 Muncy 38 512 512 Moore James 25 M Labourer Kentucky 39 512 512 Moore Sarah 25 F Kentucky 40 512 512 Moore Mary E. 2 F Indiana 41 512 512 Moore No name yet 4/12 F Indiana 42 512 512 Moore David 35 M Labourer Kentucky

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xh.2ADE/1629 Message Board Post: I have information on the McCort family if you are interested.

need to try parke county On 31 Dec 2002 17:36:30 -0700 [email protected] writes: >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Surnames: Campbell, Winn, Van Duzen, Conklin, Heines, Hunter >Classification: Query > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xh.2ADE/841.1066.1.1.1.2 > >Message Board Post: > >Here's more information that I have on Julia CAMPBELL, presumed wife >of Abraham WINN. I hope it is of assistance. - Don B > >Ahnentafel of Julia A. Campbell (25111) > >--- 1st Generation --- > >1. Julia A.1 Campbell (25111). Julia (25111) was born at New York, >between 27 Jun 1786 and 23 Aug 1786. She married Abraham? Winn >(25112) circa 1805. Julia (25111) was listed as a household member >living with James Van Duzen (51783) on the 1850 Census at Cornwall, >Orange Co, New York. Julia (25111) was listed as a household member >living with Charles Winn (10187) in the 1860 Census at Dick Johnson >Twp, Clay Co, Indiana. > >--- 2nd Generation --- > >2. Jonathan2 Campbell (24176). History of the Town of Shawangunk, by >Kenneth E. Hasbrouck, 1955, p.52"The Reformed Dutch Church of New >Hurley" the original signors at the establishment of the new church: >Joel Campbell, Jonathan Campbell, Reuben Campbell. > >1798 Farm Assessment of Deer Park Township, Orange County, New York. >Joel Campbell 60 acres next to Jonathan Campbell > >(From 1812 pension files) Jonathan Campbell, Old War IF-#27597 - >Served as Corporal in Captain Brown's Company, 23rd US Infantry. "bdl >27 can 125." > >Jonathan (24176) was born at So. Orange, Essex Co, New Jersey, in >1739. He married Mary Heines (24177) circa 1771. Jonathan (24176) >was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census at Shawangunk, >Ulster Co, New York. He made a will at Minisink, Orange Co, New York, >on 8 Dec 1810. Jonathan (24176) died circa 1812 at Minisink, Orange >Co, New York. Jonathan (24176)'s will was probated at Minisink, >Orange Co, New York, on 4 Feb 1813. > >3. Mary2 Heines (24177) was born circa 1752 at Elizabeth, Union Co, >New Jersey. She married Jonathan Campbell (24176) circa 1771. > >--- 3rd Generation --- > >4. Samuel3 Campbell (45786). He was born in 1700. He married Mary >Hunter(?) (45787), daughter of James Hunter (45788) and Mary Campbell >(45789), say 1730 at probably, Essex Co, New Jersey. He died in 1780 >at Mamakating, Ulster Co (later Sullivan), New York. He was buried in >1780 at Middletown, Orange Co, New York. > >For more information on CAMPBELL ancestry and research >http://pub17.ezboard.com/bthegenealogyofsamuelcampbell > >5. Mary3 Hunter(?) (45787) was born on 9 Apr 1708 at Boston, Suffolk >Co, Massachusetts. She married Samuel Campbell (45786), son of Robert >Campbell (45988) and Alice (--?--) (46249), say 1730 at probably, >Essex Co, New Jersey. She died on 4 Nov 1792 at Middletown, Orange >Co, New York, at age 84. > >6. Benjamin?3 Heines (49370) was born circa 1728. He married >Catherine Woodruff (49378) circa 1750. > >7. Catherine3 Woodruff (49378) married Benjamin? Heines (49370), son >of Benjamin Heines (49371) and Anna Elizabeth Carlisle? (49372), circa >1750. > >And for descendant information: > >Descendancy Narrative of Julia A. Campbell > >I. JULIA A.1 CAMPBELL. JULIA was born at New York between 27 Jun >1786 and 23 Aug 1786; Julia is aged 64 in the 1850 census and age 73 >in the 1860 census, Dick Johnson Twp., Clay County, IN, in the >household of her son, Charles. She married ABRAHAM? WINN circa >1805.72 > > A. ANDREW2 WINN was born on 1 Aug 1806 at New York. > > B. CHARLES2 WINN. Charles and Mary lived in Dick Johnson >Township, Clay County, IN in the 1860 census. > > CHARLES was born at New Jersey circa 1810.73 He married PHOEBE >(--?--) at probably, Orange Co, New York, circa 1834. IGI gives a >Phebe [Winn] mother of James, Abraham, Lewis. > > CHARLES was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at >Warwick, Orange Co, New York; > Chas. Winn, 40, m, farmer, $7,000, b. NY > Phoebe, 50, f, b. NY > Jas., 15, m, b. NY > Abm. 13, m, b. NY > Lewis, 11, m, b. NY > Jackson Sanders, 19, m, lab., b. NY > Mary King, 25, f, b. NY > Arnet Campbell, 16, m, lab, b. NY. > > He married MARY (--?--) at probably, New York, in 1855. > > CHARLES was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at >Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co, Indiana; P.O. Brazil, Indiana > p. 732; Dwelling #464; Family #455 > Charles Winn, 50, Farmer, b. NJ > Mary Winn, 46, Housekeeper, b. NY > James A. Winn, 24, Farm Laborer, b. NY > Abraham Winn, 22, Farm Laborer, b. NY > Lewis A. Winn, 21, Farm Laborer, b. NY > Mary A. Davis, 15, Domestic, b. NY > James Campbell, 21, Farm Laborer, b. NY > Albert F. Conklin, 17, Farm Laborer, b. NY > Julia Abanduser, 11, b. NY > James W. Abanduser, 9, b. NY > Charles Abanduser, 7, b. NY > Julia A. Winn, 73, Domestic, b. NY > > The name Abanduser is spelled very clearly in this record. In 1850, >Julia is enumerated age 64 in the 1850 census in the household of the >Van Duzen family. Children James and Julia Abanduser in the 1860 >census match the James and Julia A. Van Duzen in the 1850 census. > > 1. CHARLES3 WINN74,75 > > 2. JAMES A.3 WINN. JAMES was born at probably, Warwick, Orange >Co, > New York, circa 1835.76,77 He married ANGELINE (--?--). > > JAMES was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at >District 227, Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co, Indiana; Page 375B > James A. WINN Self M M W 45 NY Occ: >Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY > Angeline WINN Wife F M W 40 OH Occ: >Keep House Fa: VA Mo: OH > Ellen R. WINN Dau F S W 13 IN Occ: >Asists In Duties Fa: NY Mo: OH > Joseph C. WINN Son M S W 11 IN Occ: >Works On Farm Fa: NY Mo: OH > Zerada L. WINN Dau F S W 5 IN Fa: NY > Mo: OH. > > a) ELLEN R.4 WINN was born in 1867 at Indiana. > > b) JOSEPH C.4 WINN was born in 1869 at Indiana. > > c) ZERADA L.4 WINN was born in 1875 at Indiana. > > 3. ABRAHAM3 WINN. ABRAHAM was born at probably, Warwick, >Orange Co, New York, circa 1837.78 > > 4. LEWIS A.3 WINN. LEWIS was born at probably, Warwick, Orange >Co, New York, circa 1839.79 > > C. JULIA ANN2 WINN was born in 1815 at New York. She married >JAMES VAN DUZEN before 1840. She married DAVID ALDRIDGE on 25 Oct >1868 at Edgar Co, Illinois; WFT. She died on 2 Sep 1878 at Terre >Haute, Vigo Co, Indiana; WFT. > > 1. JULIA3 VAN DUZEN was born on 3 Jun 1848 at New York; WFT >"TN." > > 2. JAMES W.3 VAN DUZEN was born on 2 May 1850 at New York; WFT. > > 3. CHARLES3 VAN DUZEN was born on 2 Aug 1852 at New York; WFT. > > D. MARY ELIZABETH2 WINN was born on 21 Oct 1840 at Orange Co, New >York; WFT. She died on 8 Dec 1869 at age 29; WFT. > > >==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== >To remove your address from this list visit; >http://www.rootsweb.com/~inclay/list.htm > > ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Tribble Ferguson Mitchell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xh.2ADE/1184.1218 Message Board Post: You obviously know a bit about the Tribbles of Clay County. My wife's Great Grandmother was Mable Tribble (married Charles Ferguson) b. October 18, 1898 in Shelbyville. Her parents were Howard L. Tribble and Laura Mitchell of Clay County. If you know of this particular Tribble line, I would be grateful of information. David VB

Re: James A. Winn - he married ANGELINE (---?---) Angeline was Angeline Carter, daughter of Joseph Demont Carter and Ellen Fugate Carter. James and Angeline married 24 September 1863 in Vigo Co. IN. James' daughter Ellen Winn Kessel wrote the History of the Carter family, a copy is available in the Special Collections at the Vigo Co Public Library (Library call number follows). It is a small folder/binder shelved in the Genealogy collection. Ellen recorded her knowledge of the Carter family as well as her father's (James Winn's) decendants. I don't recall her providing any info of James' ancestors, but the descendant info is available to circa 1952. If you need info on James Winn's descendants or on Angeline Carter's line, feel free to contact me for that info. Heidi Rogers email: [email protected] ********************************************************* Title : History of the Carter family / Ellen Winn Kessel. Author : Kessel, Ellen Winn. Location Call Number Volume Material Status Request Main Special Collections 929.2 K REF BOOK NonCirculating A request cannot be placed on this item via the catalog. Please see a Librarian for assistance. Publisher : [S.l.] : E. Kessel, 1951-1952. Subject Heading(s) : Carter family. ********************************************************* -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 7:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [INCLAY] Re: Julia and Abraham Winn This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Campbell, Winn, Van Duzen, Conklin, Heines, Hunter Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xh.2ADE/841.1066.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Here's more information that I have on Julia CAMPBELL, presumed wife of Abraham WINN. I hope it is of assistance. - Don B Ahnentafel of Julia A. Campbell (25111) --- 1st Generation --- 1. Julia A.1 Campbell (25111). Julia (25111) was born at New York, between 27 Jun 1786 and 23 Aug 1786. She married Abraham? Winn (25112) circa 1805. Julia (25111) was listed as a household member living with James Van Duzen (51783) on the 1850 Census at Cornwall, Orange Co, New York. Julia (25111) was listed as a household member living with Charles Winn (10187) in the 1860 Census at Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co, Indiana. --- 2nd Generation --- 2. Jonathan2 Campbell (24176). History of the Town of Shawangunk, by Kenneth E. Hasbrouck, 1955, p.52"The Reformed Dutch Church of New Hurley" the original signors at the establishment of the new church: Joel Campbell, Jonathan Campbell, Reuben Campbell. 1798 Farm Assessment of Deer Park Township, Orange County, New York. Joel Campbell 60 acres next to Jonathan Campbell (From 1812 pension files) Jonathan Campbell, Old War IF-#27597 - Served as Corporal in Captain Brown's Company, 23rd US Infantry. "bdl 27 can 125." Jonathan (24176) was born at So. Orange, Essex Co, New Jersey, in 1739. He married Mary Heines (24177) circa 1771. Jonathan (24176) was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census at Shawangunk, Ulster Co, New York. He made a will at Minisink, Orange Co, New York, on 8 Dec 1810. Jonathan (24176) died circa 1812 at Minisink, Orange Co, New York. Jonathan (24176)'s will was probated at Minisink, Orange Co, New York, on 4 Feb 1813. 3. Mary2 Heines (24177) was born circa 1752 at Elizabeth, Union Co, New Jersey. She married Jonathan Campbell (24176) circa 1771. --- 3rd Generation --- 4. Samuel3 Campbell (45786). He was born in 1700. He married Mary Hunter(?) (45787), daughter of James Hunter (45788) and Mary Campbell (45789), say 1730 at probably, Essex Co, New Jersey. He died in 1780 at Mamakating, Ulster Co (later Sullivan), New York. He was buried in 1780 at Middletown, Orange Co, New York. For more information on CAMPBELL ancestry and research http://pub17.ezboard.com/bthegenealogyofsamuelcampbell 5. Mary3 Hunter(?) (45787) was born on 9 Apr 1708 at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts. She married Samuel Campbell (45786), son of Robert Campbell (45988) and Alice (--?--) (46249), say 1730 at probably, Essex Co, New Jersey. She died on 4 Nov 1792 at Middletown, Orange Co, New York, at age 84. 6. Benjamin?3 Heines (49370) was born circa 1728. He married Catherine Woodruff (49378) circa 1750. 7. Catherine3 Woodruff (49378) married Benjamin? Heines (49370), son of Benjamin Heines (49371) and Anna Elizabeth Carlisle? (49372), circa 1750. And for descendant information: Descendancy Narrative of Julia A. Campbell I. JULIA A.1 CAMPBELL. JULIA was born at New York between 27 Jun 1786 and 23 Aug 1786; Julia is aged 64 in the 1850 census and age 73 in the 1860 census, Dick Johnson Twp., Clay County, IN, in the household of her son, Charles. She married ABRAHAM? WINN circa 1805.72 A. ANDREW2 WINN was born on 1 Aug 1806 at New York. B. CHARLES2 WINN. Charles and Mary lived in Dick Johnson Township, Clay County, IN in the 1860 census. CHARLES was born at New Jersey circa 1810.73 He married PHOEBE (--?--) at probably, Orange Co, New York, circa 1834. IGI gives a Phebe [Winn] mother of James, Abraham, Lewis. CHARLES was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at Warwick, Orange Co, New York; Chas. Winn, 40, m, farmer, $7,000, b. NY Phoebe, 50, f, b. NY Jas., 15, m, b. NY Abm. 13, m, b. NY Lewis, 11, m, b. NY Jackson Sanders, 19, m, lab., b. NY Mary King, 25, f, b. NY Arnet Campbell, 16, m, lab, b. NY. He married MARY (--?--) at probably, New York, in 1855. CHARLES was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co, Indiana; P.O. Brazil, Indiana p. 732; Dwelling #464; Family #455 Charles Winn, 50, Farmer, b. NJ Mary Winn, 46, Housekeeper, b. NY James A. Winn, 24, Farm Laborer, b. NY Abraham Winn, 22, Farm Laborer, b. NY Lewis A. Winn, 21, Farm Laborer, b. NY Mary A. Davis, 15, Domestic, b. NY James Campbell, 21, Farm Laborer, b. NY Albert F. Conklin, 17, Farm Laborer, b. NY Julia Abanduser, 11, b. NY James W. Abanduser, 9, b. NY Charles Abanduser, 7, b. NY Julia A. Winn, 73, Domestic, b. NY The name Abanduser is spelled very clearly in this record. In 1850, Julia is enumerated age 64 in the 1850 census in the household of the Van Duzen family. Children James and Julia Abanduser in the 1860 census match the James and Julia A. Van Duzen in the 1850 census. 1. CHARLES3 WINN74,75 2. JAMES A.3 WINN. JAMES was born at probably, Warwick, Orange Co, New York, circa 1835.76,77 He married ANGELINE (--?--). JAMES was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at District 227, Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co, Indiana; Page 375B James A. WINN Self M M W 45 NY Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY Angeline WINN Wife F M W 40 OH Occ: Keep House Fa: VA Mo: OH Ellen R. WINN Dau F S W 13 IN Occ: Asists In Duties Fa: NY Mo: OH Joseph C. WINN Son M S W 11 IN Occ: Works On Farm Fa: NY Mo: OH Zerada L. WINN Dau F S W 5 IN Fa: NY Mo: OH. a) ELLEN R.4 WINN was born in 1867 at Indiana. b) JOSEPH C.4 WINN was born in 1869 at Indiana. c) ZERADA L.4 WINN was born in 1875 at Indiana. 3. ABRAHAM3 WINN. ABRAHAM was born at probably, Warwick, Orange Co, New York, circa 1837.78 4. LEWIS A.3 WINN. LEWIS was born at probably, Warwick, Orange Co, New York, circa 1839.79 C. JULIA ANN2 WINN was born in 1815 at New York. She married JAMES VAN DUZEN before 1840. She married DAVID ALDRIDGE on 25 Oct 1868 at Edgar Co, Illinois; WFT. She died on 2 Sep 1878 at Terre Haute, Vigo Co, Indiana; WFT. 1. JULIA3 VAN DUZEN was born on 3 Jun 1848 at New York; WFT "TN." 2. JAMES W.3 VAN DUZEN was born on 2 May 1850 at New York; WFT. 3. CHARLES3 VAN DUZEN was born on 2 Aug 1852 at New York; WFT. D. MARY ELIZABETH2 WINN was born on 21 Oct 1840 at Orange Co, New York; WFT. 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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Campbell, Winn, Van Duzen, Conklin, Heines, Hunter Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xh.2ADE/841.1066.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Here's more information that I have on Julia CAMPBELL, presumed wife of Abraham WINN. I hope it is of assistance. - Don B Ahnentafel of Julia A. Campbell (25111) --- 1st Generation --- 1. Julia A.1 Campbell (25111). Julia (25111) was born at New York, between 27 Jun 1786 and 23 Aug 1786. She married Abraham? Winn (25112) circa 1805. Julia (25111) was listed as a household member living with James Van Duzen (51783) on the 1850 Census at Cornwall, Orange Co, New York. Julia (25111) was listed as a household member living with Charles Winn (10187) in the 1860 Census at Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co, Indiana. --- 2nd Generation --- 2. Jonathan2 Campbell (24176). History of the Town of Shawangunk, by Kenneth E. Hasbrouck, 1955, p.52"The Reformed Dutch Church of New Hurley" the original signors at the establishment of the new church: Joel Campbell, Jonathan Campbell, Reuben Campbell. 1798 Farm Assessment of Deer Park Township, Orange County, New York. Joel Campbell 60 acres next to Jonathan Campbell (From 1812 pension files) Jonathan Campbell, Old War IF-#27597 - Served as Corporal in Captain Brown's Company, 23rd US Infantry. "bdl 27 can 125." Jonathan (24176) was born at So. Orange, Essex Co, New Jersey, in 1739. He married Mary Heines (24177) circa 1771. Jonathan (24176) was listed as the head of a family on the 1790 Census at Shawangunk, Ulster Co, New York. He made a will at Minisink, Orange Co, New York, on 8 Dec 1810. Jonathan (24176) died circa 1812 at Minisink, Orange Co, New York. Jonathan (24176)'s will was probated at Minisink, Orange Co, New York, on 4 Feb 1813. 3. Mary2 Heines (24177) was born circa 1752 at Elizabeth, Union Co, New Jersey. She married Jonathan Campbell (24176) circa 1771. --- 3rd Generation --- 4. Samuel3 Campbell (45786). He was born in 1700. He married Mary Hunter(?) (45787), daughter of James Hunter (45788) and Mary Campbell (45789), say 1730 at probably, Essex Co, New Jersey. He died in 1780 at Mamakating, Ulster Co (later Sullivan), New York. He was buried in 1780 at Middletown, Orange Co, New York. For more information on CAMPBELL ancestry and research http://pub17.ezboard.com/bthegenealogyofsamuelcampbell 5. Mary3 Hunter(?) (45787) was born on 9 Apr 1708 at Boston, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts. She married Samuel Campbell (45786), son of Robert Campbell (45988) and Alice (--?--) (46249), say 1730 at probably, Essex Co, New Jersey. She died on 4 Nov 1792 at Middletown, Orange Co, New York, at age 84. 6. Benjamin?3 Heines (49370) was born circa 1728. He married Catherine Woodruff (49378) circa 1750. 7. Catherine3 Woodruff (49378) married Benjamin? Heines (49370), son of Benjamin Heines (49371) and Anna Elizabeth Carlisle? (49372), circa 1750. And for descendant information: Descendancy Narrative of Julia A. Campbell I. JULIA A.1 CAMPBELL. JULIA was born at New York between 27 Jun 1786 and 23 Aug 1786; Julia is aged 64 in the 1850 census and age 73 in the 1860 census, Dick Johnson Twp., Clay County, IN, in the household of her son, Charles. She married ABRAHAM? WINN circa 1805.72 A. ANDREW2 WINN was born on 1 Aug 1806 at New York. B. CHARLES2 WINN. Charles and Mary lived in Dick Johnson Township, Clay County, IN in the 1860 census. CHARLES was born at New Jersey circa 1810.73 He married PHOEBE (--?--) at probably, Orange Co, New York, circa 1834. IGI gives a Phebe [Winn] mother of James, Abraham, Lewis. CHARLES was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census at Warwick, Orange Co, New York; Chas. Winn, 40, m, farmer, $7,000, b. NY Phoebe, 50, f, b. NY Jas., 15, m, b. NY Abm. 13, m, b. NY Lewis, 11, m, b. NY Jackson Sanders, 19, m, lab., b. NY Mary King, 25, f, b. NY Arnet Campbell, 16, m, lab, b. NY. He married MARY (--?--) at probably, New York, in 1855. CHARLES was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co, Indiana; P.O. Brazil, Indiana p. 732; Dwelling #464; Family #455 Charles Winn, 50, Farmer, b. NJ Mary Winn, 46, Housekeeper, b. NY James A. Winn, 24, Farm Laborer, b. NY Abraham Winn, 22, Farm Laborer, b. NY Lewis A. Winn, 21, Farm Laborer, b. NY Mary A. Davis, 15, Domestic, b. NY James Campbell, 21, Farm Laborer, b. NY Albert F. Conklin, 17, Farm Laborer, b. NY Julia Abanduser, 11, b. NY James W. Abanduser, 9, b. NY Charles Abanduser, 7, b. NY Julia A. Winn, 73, Domestic, b. NY The name Abanduser is spelled very clearly in this record. In 1850, Julia is enumerated age 64 in the 1850 census in the household of the Van Duzen family. Children James and Julia Abanduser in the 1860 census match the James and Julia A. Van Duzen in the 1850 census. 1. CHARLES3 WINN74,75 2. JAMES A.3 WINN. JAMES was born at probably, Warwick, Orange Co, New York, circa 1835.76,77 He married ANGELINE (--?--). JAMES was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at District 227, Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co, Indiana; Page 375B James A. WINN Self M M W 45 NY Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY Angeline WINN Wife F M W 40 OH Occ: Keep House Fa: VA Mo: OH Ellen R. WINN Dau F S W 13 IN Occ: Asists In Duties Fa: NY Mo: OH Joseph C. WINN Son M S W 11 IN Occ: Works On Farm Fa: NY Mo: OH Zerada L. WINN Dau F S W 5 IN Fa: NY Mo: OH. a) ELLEN R.4 WINN was born in 1867 at Indiana. b) JOSEPH C.4 WINN was born in 1869 at Indiana. c) ZERADA L.4 WINN was born in 1875 at Indiana. 3. ABRAHAM3 WINN. ABRAHAM was born at probably, Warwick, Orange Co, New York, circa 1837.78 4. LEWIS A.3 WINN. LEWIS was born at probably, Warwick, Orange Co, New York, circa 1839.79 C. JULIA ANN2 WINN was born in 1815 at New York. She married JAMES VAN DUZEN before 1840. She married DAVID ALDRIDGE on 25 Oct 1868 at Edgar Co, Illinois; WFT. She died on 2 Sep 1878 at Terre Haute, Vigo Co, Indiana; WFT. 1. JULIA3 VAN DUZEN was born on 3 Jun 1848 at New York; WFT "TN." 2. JAMES W.3 VAN DUZEN was born on 2 May 1850 at New York; WFT. 3. CHARLES3 VAN DUZEN was born on 2 Aug 1852 at New York; WFT. D. MARY ELIZABETH2 WINN was born on 21 Oct 1840 at Orange Co, New York; WFT. She died on 8 Dec 1869 at age 29; WFT.