Having just joined INCLAY yesterday, I'm already interested! My family is the McBride family. William McBride & wf Deborah came to Clay Co in 1826. In William's will, the witnesses are Martin Bowles and Brook Modesitt. I noticed Charles Coles 2nd wife was Mary McBride, where is that from, was McBride her maiden name, married name? Bobbie wrote: > Charles B COLE > b 29 Jul 1801 > m 7 Jul 1825 Harrison Co Va (WV) Elizabeth Mahala MODESITT > migrated to Brazil Clay Co Indiana ca 1830 > m (2) Mary McBRIDE > d 24 Dec 1892 Clay County Indiana > buried Rule Cemetery Clay Co In >

Charles B COLE b 29 Jul 1801 m 7 Jul 1825 Harrison Co Va (WV) Elizabeth Mahala MODESITT migrated to Brazil Clay Co Indiana ca 1830 m (2) Mary McBRIDE d 24 Dec 1892 Clay County Indiana buried Rule Cemetery Clay Co In Children of Charles B & Elizabeth Mahala MODESITT COLE Charles B Augustus M b 1828 d 1836 William A b 1829 d 1835 Uriah Franklin b 1831 Sally b 1835 d 1836 Hannah J b 1839 Elizabeth F b 1841 d 1847 Nancy E b 1844 d 1857 James Bobbie McClenny ---------- > From: LouPero@aol.com > To: INCLAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Modesitt/Cole > Date: Monday, September 27, 1999 7:50 AM > > Well, good. Any idea who Charles B Cole was? His family, birth place? > > > ==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== > To remove your address from this list visit; > http://www.rootsweb.com/~inclay/list.htm

Uriah & Joannah COLE MODESITT had several children but the three mentioned here would be their children, James W., Nathaniel Hardesty & Charles Cole MODESITT. William Sr and Elizabeth HARDESTY COLE had child William COLE Jr. Wm COLE Jr married Ann MODESITT and they had Charles B COLE b 29 Jul 1801. Charles B married Elizabeth Mahala MODESITT d/o Uriah & Joannah COLE MODESITT. Bobbie McClenny ---------- > From: LouPero@aol.com > To: INCLAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Modesitt/Cole > Date: Sunday, September 26, 1999 6:59 AM > > In Book E p 325 of land records, Charles C Modesitt, James W Modessit, > Nathaniel H Modesitt, Marin Bowles, Peter Emmpert and Charles B Cole post > $2000 bond for Charles C Modesitt, who was elected Circuit Court Clerk. Who > was Charles B Cole? > > I would like to add that there are numerous Modesitt deeds, I copied this one > because of Cole connection. I don't really know anything about Modesitt. > > > ==== INCLAY Mailing List ==== > This list brought to you by Rootsweb,be sure to check us out at > http://www.rootsweb.com/

How I would like to come to Indiana and wander thru court houses and cemeteries. But, alas, I live in Lakeland, Florida and have four small children. For the time being, I'm here to find what I can on the computer. I've made a lot of progress on these families this year, with a lot of online help. I'm throwing these names out in case someone knows of these families, or would be willing to take some tombstone pictures for me. Laura Belle Thompson's parents were David Marion Thompson and Mariah Akers (Abraham and Catherine Aker's dtr). I come from William McBride - John McBride - David McBride - Avery McBride - Robert McBride. Thanks, Lisse McBride Descendants of William McBride 1 William McBride b: Abt. 1784 in Pennsylvania d: March 1857 in Clay Co, Indiana . +Deborah Mills b: Abt. 1787 in New York m: February 02, 1807 in Warren County, Ohio d: Bet. 1850 - 1853 ........ 2 David McBride b: December 05, 1807 d: April 09, 1842 in Clay Co, Indiana ............ +Rhoda Vest b: December 18, 1810 in Kentucky d: June 03, 1885 ................... 3 Pheoba McBride b: Abt. 1833 in Indiana ................... 3 Francis M McBride b: June 08, 1835 in Clay Co, Indiana d: Aft. 1900 ....................... +Rheamy McGill b: April 1838 in Ohio m: December 11, 1856 d: Aft. 1900 ................... 3 Abigail McBride b: Abt. 1837 in Indiana ........ 2 Mary Violetta McBride b: Abt. 1815 in OH d: 1887 in Clay Co, Indiana ............ +Oliver Hiram Smith b: February 22, 1807 in London, Ontario, Canada m: 1830 in Clay Co, Indiana d: March 23, 1864 in Clay Co, IN ................... 3 George W Smith b: 1830 d: March 28, 1887 ................... 3 Lucinda Smith b: Abt. 1831 ....................... +Benjamin Wells ................... 3 Sylvester Smith b: Abt. 1833 ....................... +Synthia Ann Dodson m: September 18, 1853 in Bowling Green, Clay Co, IN ................... 3 Deborah A Smith b: 1835 in Cloverland, Clay Co, IN ....................... +William Stedman m: July 31, 1853 in Bowling Green, Clay Co, IN ................... 3 Hannah D Smith b: Abt. 1838 in Clay Co, IN d: March 28, 1887 in Clay Co, IN ....................... +James Morris ................... 3 Cynthia A Smith b: Abt. 1840 ................... 3 Josiah Curtiss Smith b: January 08, 1846 in Cloverland, Clay Co, IN d: February 04, 1917 in Cloverland, Clay Co, IN ....................... +Malinda A Kelly ................... *2nd Wife of Josiah Curtiss Smith: ....................... +Celesta McCroskey ................... 3 Oliver Perry Smith b: April 19, 1848 in Cloverland, Clay Co, IN d: June 25, 1914 ....................... +Rosina Hudson m: July 12, 1874 in Montgomery, MO ................... 3 Violetta Smith b: Abt. 1850 in Clay Co, IN ................... 3 Elizabeth Smith b: 1852 ....................... +George Paiton ................... 3 David A. J. Smith b: 1854 in Posey Twnshp, Cloverland, Clay Co, IN d: October 28, 1931 in Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN ....................... +Mary Jane ? ................... *2nd Wife of David A. J. Smith: ....................... +Malinda Latta ................... 3 Ruth Emily Smith b: April 12, 1857 in Cloverland, Clay Co, IN d: February 09, 1929 in New Providence, Montgomery, MO ....................... +James Riley Hudson m: March 29, 1874 ........ 2 Abigail Lucinda McBride b: Abt. 1817 in OH d: January 1877 ............ +Alva Bemis b: Abt. 1818 in MA d: Aft. 1857 ................... 3 Jane V Bemis b: Abt. 1842 in Clay Co, IN d: Aft. 1850 ................... 3 William Bemis b: Abt. 1843 in Clay Co, IN d: Aft. 1850 ................... 3 Ruth Bemis b: Abt. 1845 in Clay Co, IN d: Aft. 1850 ................... 3 Deborah Bemis b: Abt. 1848 in Clay Co, IN ................... 3 Elizabeth Bemis b: Abt. 1850 in Clay Co, IN ........ 2 John McBride b: September 11, 1819 in Ohio d: May 28, 1897 in Clay Co, IN ............ +Phoebe b: September 25, 1821 in Ohio d: Aft. 1860 ................... 3 Emily McBride b: Abt. 1844 in Indiana d: Aft. 1860 ....................... +Huff ................... 3 Mahala A McBride b: Abt. 1847 in Indiana d: 1925 ....................... +Andrew Jackson Mosteller b: 1836 in Clay Co, Indiana d: June 06, 1946 in Nevins, Vigo Co, IN ................... 3 David Marion McBride b: April 06, 1849 in Cloverland, Clay Co, Indiana d: December 23, 1910 in Aransas Pass, San Patricio Co, Texas ....................... +Laura Belle Thompson b: October 21, 1853 in Mason, Warren County, Ohio m: October 09, 1870 d: December 27, 1937 ................... 3 Freeborn Arthur McBride b: Abt. 1853 in Clay Co, Indiana d: October 28, 1883 in Clay Co, Indiana ................... 3 Rhoda J McBride b: Abt. 1855 in Indiana d: March 21, 1865 ................... 3 George W McBride b: Abt. 1857 in Indiana d: 1888 ................... 3 Stephen Morton McBride b: Abt. 1858 in Indiana d: Bet. 1860 - 1900 ....................... +Peachie Sampson b: September 1858 in Indiana d: Aft. 1900 ................... 3 Ida O McBride b: Abt. December 1860 d: April 04, 1865 ................... 3 Lida L McBride b: Abt. July 1863 d: January 22, 1865 ........ 2 Ruth McBride b: Abt. 1828 in Indiana d: Aft. 1857 ............ +Martin Bemis b: Abt. 1828 in Ohio d: Aft. 1857 ................... 3 Josephus Bemis b: Abt. 1849 in Clay Co, Indiana ................... 3 William Bemis b: Abt. 1850 in Clay Co, Indiana ........ 2 Henry Sachts b: Abt. 1838 in Pennsylvania ........ 2 Sarah McBride

Lori, Yes that is the one. Thank you so much! I believe it is just a very small cemetery and every one in there is related to my Mom. I will talk to you later. I am in the process of shutting down this PC. We are leaving for Terre Haute. Mary

Mary, I did a search of Hendricks County Cemeteries, and I found a Henry and Martha Hendrix buried at Groover Cemetery. both died in 1855. Groover is about halfway between Lizton and Jamestown. It is very near I-74, just north of hiway 136. Does that sound familiar? There is also a Martha S Hendrix who died in 1841 buried there. If you like, I will try to find it this weekend and see if the stones are still there. Lori

I have the following information which may be of interest to some of you. Family Tree Maker's FAMILY ARCHIVES Birth Index Southeastern Pa., 1680-1800 CD #196 >From John T. Humphrey Strom, ??? Child's Birth/Baptism Date: 23 Jan 1800 Location: New Goshenhoppen Reformed, Upper Hanover Township County: Montgomery State: Pa Comment: Son Father: Christian Strom Mother: Mrs. Anna Margretha Strom Strom, Elisabeth Child's Birth/Baptism Date: 7 Sep 1796 Location: Reformed Church, Gemantown County: Philadelphia State: Pa Father: Philipp Riesiger Mother: Elisabeth Strom Strom, Abraham Child's Birth/Baptism Date 9 Nov 1796 Location: Spies' Lutheran Church, Alsace Twonship County: Berks State: Pa Father: Abraham Strom Mother: Mrs. Margrethe Srom

Hi Lori, I have a cemetery in Hendricks County that I would like to have pictures of the stones, but I don't know how to find it. Henry Hendrix and his wife Martha Day Hendrix are buried somewhere up close to I-74. I know there are stones, my mother said that they were covered with moss when she saw them maybe 20 years ago. I wondered if I had already sent you the Strom material, but I knew Bill Strahle did not get it from me. I may find more on my CD's but I just don't find time to do the things I need to do, or want to do! Mary

Mary, Thank you very much for thinking about me. I really appreciate it. I am glad to see another name besides "Phipps" right now.(grin) I have been chasing them for a long time, decided to let them rest. Moses Phipps has me stumped. So, I am glad for some fresh information about somebody besides the Phipps. *l* I also am searching for Goodwin's and have discovered some people on the Goodwin side buried 5 minutes from where I live in Hendricks Co. Can tromp a cemetery close to home. Nice change from the suburbs of Coalmont. ha Thanks for passing on the info. Lori

Someone inquired about this organization back in the summer, I believe from Vigo or Clay. See the attached message. -----Original Message----- From: LAWRENCE M. BOSLER <philly@aztec.asu.edu> To: PHILLY-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com <PHILLY-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, October 03, 1999 10:33 AM Subject: Re: [PHILLY-ROOTS-L] Lodge > > >> >>Does anyone know what Knights of Friendship Lodge is? 1926 Phila >>LORRI >>lorri@net-gate.com >>----------------------------------- >I found the following book at the Phoenix library... > >Albert C. Stevens, Editor and Compiler, "The Cyclopedia of Fraternities", >(New York: E. B. Treat and Company, 1907) > >It contains a great deal of information about long-gone associations, lodges, >fraternities, etc. >> >> >> > >-- >Larry Bosler >philly2@aztec.asu.edu (to reply, delete the '2' in the address) >NO ATTACHMENTS, PLEASE >

Hi Lori, Sorry about the tardiness of the info you ask for, but there's been a lot going on around here these days. I just didn't take the time to get back to you. I'm terrible sorry. Here's what I have. Phipps buried at Sanders Cemetery are Charles, Daisy, David, Donald E., E., Elizabeth, F. ?, Frank B., Wm. and Wm. H. Sorry, there's no Moses in the cemetery records. That's no sign there wasn't. Lots of tombstones and records missing. I've been up there. Much empty space in the middle of grounds indicating graves are probably there. Just no markers now. Hope this is helpful. Doris Louise Lori, this came back. Something about my server and AOL. Have to call NCCI Monday to see what's up. However, I write to Becky frequently, and always get through. I don't like answering online, but it's a way to get your answer to you. DLN

At the 1947 Carpenter reunion in Brazil/Cloverland in late July, recognition was given to Donald Modesitt, Lt, USMC (died in service). He apparently died during the preceding year, not during the war. Also Mrs. Bernard Modesitt died during the previous year. These must be in-laws I know nothing of. Does anyone know how they are connected to the Carpenters?

See my web site for "Mystery Hufford Photo Album". Most of these photos were taken in and around Indianapolis. All are labeled with names. The story of where it was found is also there. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/a/v/Jack-D-Davis/ http://www.pond.net/~hmds/play/index.htm Jack D. Davis

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Thought it must surely apply to ours. > >Article found in The Family Tree Aug-Sept 1999 Section A >SCV locating mill workers: >The Roswell Mills Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans would like to >locate descendants of more than 600 women mill workers who were arrested >and deported to Indiana and Kentucky following the burning of the >Roswell and New Manchester Mills by General Sherman on July 6-8 1864. >This story is chronicled by Caroline Dillman in 'Days Gone By' a history >of Roswell and in several articles written by local historians. Very few >women and children returned to Roswell after the war and the mystery >remains to this day as to what actually happened to them. >The local organization of the Sons of Confederate Veterans elected their >name, Roswell Mills Camp after this episode in the history of our >community. The Camp's letterhead stationery depicts the Roswell mill as >it looked prior to its burning. 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I too have a photo I'd like to share - on the back of this old photo my mother wrote "Jo and Wendall Kibbler" (their parents are our cousins). I really don't know how yet and I looked up on the SSDI and Wendall was born between 1900-1910 so the photo had to have been taken about 1915. The little girl has long dark ringlet curls - they're both darling looking children. If ANYONE is down this line and can clue me in as to the relationship I'd be happy to GIVE them the photo. Thank you - Jan Baldwin in OKC

Dear Brenda, Even though none of the photos you mentioned have any relation to my family, I just wanted to say I think it is wonderful that you are so willing to share. One of the joys of searching through this family history has been to find or share photos to put names with faces. I don't have many, but the ones other "cousins" have shared are wonderful. I like to walk through antique shops and it drives me crazy to see an old photo album that isn't labeled with names, and wonder if that might be a relative! I just wanted to say it is great to see another person who is so willing to share! Sharon Tharp(Tharp7837@aol.com)

Bill, If you will look in the Furry file at ccgs, I think you might find the papers I put in there. I don't remember exactly what I put in that file but I had done some research in Clay/Owen as well as over in Ohio. Jacob Furry's Bible used to belong to me. It gave the dates of death for Jacob's parents and Jacob's family. When Grandpa Orman died, my Aunt sent me the Bible which I have now given to the oldest granddaughter of Sophia Furry Orman Orman, Helen Staley Fleener of Franklin, Indiana. In that old Redbush Cemetery, you can find Jacob and his parents plus several others including Peter Ferry! Mary

I have two 4x6" photos of "Dutch" Holbert of Brazil, Ind., which were probably taken about 1930. Photographer on one is Eppert & Son, Terre Haute, Ind. He was an acquaintance of my Robison & Weaver families, and I'd like to give them to someone in the Holbert family line. Can anyone help? Brenda Robison Indianapolis, IN

I have a 4x6 photo of a boy about 3-4 yrs old taken by City Gallery, Brazil, Ind. He's sitting on a fur throw in a fancy wicker chair and holding a small black puppy on his lap. Written on the back in pencil is "W E Small, Brazil, Ind." The photo was among my ROBISON & WEAVER pictures but I don't know how or if W.E. Small is related. Can anyone help? Brenda Robison Indianapolis, IN

In some of the information about Beech Church, I have seen a few posts concerning the family surname Furry. To those who posted, does the following information connect with those that you have: Isaac Furry m. Elizabeth Shouk Nancy Furry (daughter of Isaac and Liz) m. Jeremiah Strahle 8 Feb., 1883. Nancy was born in Owen Co., married in Sullivan Co. IN Jacob S. Furry m. Barbara Strahle 11 Aug., 1883 in Sullivan Co., IN Ethyl Furry m. William H. Strahle 29 Jun, 1902 in Sullivan Co., IN Bill Strahle