This sounds like a great idea! At the risk of sounding uneducated in genealogy terms, what is "e-zine"? I've subscribed. iggy CHawk36650@aol.com wrote: > > Hi all- > I would like to invite you to sign up for a new free genealogy e-zine I'm > launching in January, "Climbing Your Hoosier Family Tree". This will be a > monthly publication covering places to research your Hoosier ancestors, by > online means as well as snail mail and in person. For more info, or to sign > up, please visit http://members.tripod.com/~Cathleen_H/signup.html > > Cathy Hawkins > Researching: Hawkins, Shulse, Small, Perkins, Powell, Manion, McBride, > Scully, Jackson, Moon, Davis, Rudicel > > ==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== > Help support Rootsweb,become a member at; > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

>>> Does anyone know anything about Diamond Park County?>>> Are you sure Diamond wasn't the name of the town?

Hi all- I would like to invite you to sign up for a new free genealogy e-zine I'm launching in January, "Climbing Your Hoosier Family Tree". This will be a monthly publication covering places to research your Hoosier ancestors, by online means as well as snail mail and in person. For more info, or to sign up, please visit http://members.tripod.com/~Cathleen_H/signup.html Cathy Hawkins Researching: Hawkins, Shulse, Small, Perkins, Powell, Manion, McBride, Scully, Jackson, Moon, Davis, Rudicel

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All Listers, Nancee, I don't know! I received the message before I left Atlanta and I stupidly passed it on without checking it out. I am sorry! Mary

I put out some queries searching for my gr gr grandfather, Michael Myers. I didn't realize how common a name this was until I started searching a couple of years ago. I have had a few responses but have not been able to really connect to any information I have received. Thought I would add more information I have to see if anyone can connect. The Michael Myers I am searching for was born in Virginia, September 29, 1803, don't know who or where, when married but may have been married twice. Most of the information I have was passes on by my grandmother Sarah Ellen MYERS MUNCIE, who was Michael Myers granddaughter. I have children's names but now much on locations or dates. i. George Adam Myers, b Jan 1833, d Jan 21, 1846 ii Michael Myers (#2), b March 25, 1843, d Feb 15, 1928, buried Croys Creek Cemetery, Putnam County, Indiana, gr grandfather. iii. William Myers iv. John Myers (This could be John Marion Myers someone was searching for.) v. Joe Dan Myers vi Mary Myers vii. Katie Myers I have information that the first Michael Myers was born in Virginia. The second Michael Myers was born in Sullivan County, Indiana. John Myers was born in near Lewis, in Vigo County, Indiana. I found on the INCLAY website, information on line, a listing of the burials at Neidlinger Cemetery. There was a stone for the elder Michael Myers and the next one over was Adam Myers (George Adam), died January 21, 1846, 13 years, 8 days, s/o M & M Myers. This is the only clue I have to the mother who's first initial was evidently M also. I explored the list at the Indiana State Library of Indiana Marriages through 1850 and found the following Michael Myers: MYERS, MICHAEL Married DRISKILL, PEGGY Wash. Co. 08/15/1826 MYERS, MICHAEL HALL, SUSAN Wells Co. 03/15/1841 MYERS, MICHAEL LATHAM, CHARLOTTE Clay Co. 08/1846 MYERS, MICHAEL TEVEBOUGH, CATHARINE Martin Co. 07/17/1823 MYERS, MICHAEL KAUFFMAN, MARTHA Wayne Co. 08/13/1846 MYERS, MICHAEL F SOWERS, SARAH Fountain Co. 09/10/1848 MYERS, MICHAEL M BOOHER, MARTHA ANN Shelby Co. 07/04/1832 The only marrige shown above that occured before George Adam was born in the last one. If this is the same Michael Myers that married Charlotte Latham in Clay County, this would be his second marriage. Am wondering if anyone sees a connection to this family since I have furnished a little more information??? Harold "Wayne" Green

I AM FRUSTRATED! (Pardon my loudness) but I have tried several times to get online here. You can access FamilyTreeMaker, however, I've not been able to view any of the information that is supposed to be available. How do I do this? Help - Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert at iggy29@scican.net Mary2gard@aol.com wrote: > > LIMITED TIME OFFER! > > Dear GenealogyLibrary.com Subscriber, > > As a current subscriber, you have a special opportunity to give > all your friends a FREE one-week ticket to GenealogyLibrary.com. > Simply pass along this e-mail to your friends -- within seconds > they'll have access to the same rich treasury of genealogy books > and databases that you've come to rely on: > > * View and print 200,000 images from the 1850 U.S. Census > * NEW! Additional 1850 census images covering 9 more states > * Easily search more than 2,100 detailed databases > * Reach all this and more right from home, 24 hours a day > > The User Name and Password below will give FREE access to the > entire GenealogyLibrary.com site, 24 hours a day for seven days. > To take advantage of this offer, go to the following Web page > before December 24th: > http://www.familytreemaker.com/holiday99/ > > When prompted, type in the following User name and Password: > User name: holiday > Password: special > > NEW CENSUS IMAGES > > In the first week of December we will be adding even more > census images to our collection. From the 1850 US Census, we > are adding images of the actual census pages from Alabama, > Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, California, New Mexico, > Oregon, Texas, and Utah. > > Now GenealogyLibrary.com offers more than 200,000 images from > 18 states of the 1850 U.S. Census. Imagine reading about your ancestor's > birthplace, names of family members, age, occupation, and other > personal details -- in the census-taker's own handwriting! > Every single name is indexed for easy access, and has an > instant link to the image of the corresponding actual > census page. View the images in your Internet browser, > print them out, or save them on your computer for use in other > software programs. > > GREAT SAVINGS AND CONVENIENCE > > You made a great selection when choosing GenealogyLibrary.com, > because it provides an excellent opportunity for great savings > in both time and money. You can now give your friends the > same opportunity with absolutely no cost and no obligation. > We look forward to serving you and your friends this holiday > season and beyond. > > Sincerely, > > Robert J. Armstrong > CEO, Genealogy.com > > ==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== > Help support Rootsweb,become a member at; > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

I found a couuple of Myers in the clay county marriage affadavits: Michael Myers-Charlotte Latham Aug 1846 pg 57 West Myers-Cloah Cromwell May 1835 pg 61 In the 1830 census of Clay County Head of Household is listed: Miers, Archibald Miers,Joseph Miers,Michael Miers,West Miers,William The MYERS spelling is different but I didn't see any MILLER listed. Hope this help someone. Carol JANLENB@aol.com wrote: > > Is this Michael Myers any relation of Nancy J. Myers who was the > first wife of Peter MILLER. They orginally came to Clay Co. > from Bedford Co. PA.. I wonder how many of Nancy (she was also referred to > as Anna) Myers MILLER's > siblings also came to IN.. Can anyone help? She was born in the > 1790's - where I don't know but she and Peter were in Bedford Co. > PA. before coming west. Can anyone help? Thanks - Jan B. in OKC > > ==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== > Help support Rootsweb,become a member at; > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

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Is this Michael Myers any relation of Nancy J. Myers who was the first wife of Peter MILLER. They orginally came to Clay Co. from Bedford Co. PA.. I wonder how many of Nancy (she was also referred to as Anna) Myers MILLER's siblings also came to IN.. Can anyone help? She was born in the 1790's - where I don't know but she and Peter were in Bedford Co. PA. before coming west. Can anyone help? Thanks - Jan B. in OKC

In your search for Micheal Myers please keep an eye open for John Marion Myers born in Illinios (per 1870 census) born in November 1953. He is living with his grandfather Isaac M. Moore in Posey twp of Clay county in the 1870 census. I don't know which of the older daughters is his mother as they didn't marry in Clay co. terri

Hi, I'm new to the Vigo County List and haven't posted this information anywhere for a long time so thought I would see if anyone can help me? The object of my search is one Michael Myers, said to have been born in Virginia, September 29, 1803. This is a gr gr grandfather. He had a son named Michael Myers, said to have been born in Sullivan County, March 25, 1843. This would be a gr grandfather. He also had children born near Lewis in Vigo County. They finally settled in Clay County. Both of the Michael Myers' listed above died and is buried in Clay County. Would sure like to find out more about these Myers families, spouse, siblings, etc. Trying to locate where in Virginia this family came from in Virginia, maybe locate his parents. TIA Harold W Green Greenealogy@email.msn.com (Indianapolis)

Ollie Bell (Girton) Carr (My Aunt) b.Oct. 9, 1904 d.Nov.15, 1958 bur. Calcutta cem. Spouse Clarence Floyd Carr- marriedOct. 14, 1954-They lived in the Girton home place at Harmony, In. Just a block off of state road 59, across from the methotist church. you see they were married 4 yrs. when she died with cancer. she had worked years at the store there in Harmony. ----- Original Message ----- From: Pat Lindley <pal@comwares.net> To: <INCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 29, 1999 10:12 PM Subject: Fw: RE; GIRTON and SAYLOR > > > > > Marybeth, Thank's for your data, I really appreciate your help. > > Every little bit helps. I also recieved a message from a lady > > that volunteers at the Clay County Genealogy with some info > > on their days and hours and she states they have some Girton's > > on file there, I am so excited and plan to visit there after the first of > > > the year.I am fairly new at this Genealogy research so it is wonderful > > all the help I am recieving on the internet. I still don't know a whole > > lot as to where to look etc., but with everyone's help and suggestions > > I am learning and really enjoying it. > > Thanks again for your data and Happy Holiday's to you and your. > > > > Pat > > Illinois > > > > > ==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== > This list brought to you by Rootsweb,be sure to check us out at > http://www.rootsweb.com/ > >

The Miller name ?? I realize that it is a popular name but my Grandfather's mothers name was Sara and she may have been Sara J. Miller in Clay County Indiana. She had an affair with a Silas Jessup and I found her in the census records in Clay County with my Grandfathers name attached to it ........... not sure if this is really her or not trying to get a birth certificate to see. His birth year is supposed to be February 1896, not sure. Thanks Sue in Ohio -----Original Message----- From: Gregory Phillips <pennmass@pottsville.infi.net> To: INCLAY-L@rootsweb.com <INCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, November 29, 1999 8:36 PM Subject: BERKHEISER/BURGHAUSER >Hi- > >I am looking for any BERKHEISERS and their relatives. Several Berkheisers moved to Indiana from Pennsylvania in the early 1800s. Other possible names in the early family are Johannes and Elizabeth Beyer and Johannes and Susanna Miller. Any help would be greatly appreciated! > > Gregory > > >==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== >Visit the Clay County Indiana InGenWeb site at; >http://www.rootsweb.com/~inclay/ >

To Pat in Illinois - Go to (http://www.cyndislist.com) Here you'll find all kinds of genealogy areas. Jan B. in OKC

Pat, I have NO idea whether this will mean anything to you, but there are Girtons in Marion County, IN. A William Girton was a vice-principal and/or dean of boys at Ben Davis HS in Indianapolis for roughly five eons. He was also head of the local Selective Service System - made him really popular with the guys, as you may imagine. All his PA announcements started with his booming voice raising the dead with, "PARDON ME..." Interesting character. Best of luck in your search. Roy O'Conner At 09:12 PM 11/29/99 -0600, you wrote: Marybeth, Thank's for your data, I really appreciate your help. Every little bit helps. I also recieved a message from a lady that volunteers at the Clay County Genealogy with some info on their days and hours and she states they have some Girton's on file there, I am so excited and plan to visit there after the first of the year.I am fairly new at this Genealogy research so it is wonderful all the help I am recieving on the internet. I still don't know a whole lot as to where to look etc., but with everyone's help and suggestions I am learning and really enjoying it. Thanks again for your data and Happy Holiday's to you and your. Pat Illinois

> > Marybeth, Thank's for your data, I really appreciate your help. > Every little bit helps. I also recieved a message from a lady > that volunteers at the Clay County Genealogy with some info > on their days and hours and she states they have some Girton's > on file there, I am so excited and plan to visit there after the first of > the year.I am fairly new at this Genealogy research so it is wonderful > all the help I am recieving on the internet. I still don't know a whole > lot as to where to look etc., but with everyone's help and suggestions > I am learning and really enjoying it. > Thanks again for your data and Happy Holiday's to you and your. > > Pat > Illinois >

List, I'm searching for information on the family Pavelko. They lived in Carbon, Indiana from around 1881 to 1894. Steven Pavelko and Suzanne (Kacuinski) immigrated from the area now known as Slovakia. They brought with them a son Steven J. and had two more sons while living in Indiana, Valentine and John. John was born June 1, 1884. The information I am looking for is on Valentine Pavelko. He must have been born shortly after they arrived in Indiana and died between 1891 and 1894. If anyone has suggestions, information, or information on possible sources for birth or death records, as well as any other information on this family it would be appreciated. E-mail direct if desired: pavelko.kevin@mayo.edu

Hi- I am looking for any BERKHEISERS and their relatives. Several Berkheisers moved to Indiana from Pennsylvania in the early 1800s. Other possible names in the early family are Johannes and Elizabeth Beyer and Johannes and Susanna Miller. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Gregory