I took the clock off the website to prevent the java script errors Randy Klemme

Randy - I to have had this error the last time I brought up your web page - Don Randy Klemme wrote: > > Does the clock appear on the webpage when it comes up on your computer....It

Does the clock appear on the webpage when it comes up on your computer....It is jusu to the lower right of the state map. If not that is where the problem is. There is a clock that is to appear there....I have not had a java script problem and you are the first to say something about it. I will be glad to take the clock off the webpage.... Randy -----Original Message----- From: William R. Scott <wscott@groupz.net> To: randyk@si-net.com <randyk@si-net.com> Date: Tuesday, November 03, 1998 1:42 AM Subject: Java Error >I thought you should know that every time I com to you page I get the >following message: > >Java Script Error >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/6863/index.html Line 66 >Clock is not defined > >Bill Scott >

Received the following information from the state concerning the Bradburn Family Cemetery. Location: Brookville Twp. NE1/4, Sec. 28, T 9N R2W. The cemetery is on the Alden Bradburn farm, about two miles east of Brookville on Indiana 252. The cemetery lies on the top of a knoll southeast of the house, about 400 feet from the road. The cemetery is on the right side of Indiana 252, heading east. Readable stones are: Bradburn, Henry, born in Cincinnati, Ohio December 10, 1805, died November 21, 1876, aged 70-11-11. Bradburn, John [M.D.], died January 31 [or 21], 1838, aged 62-7-15. Transcribed by John J. Newman, Jr. August 18, 1964 Note: Mr. Bradburn states that there are other stones on this knoll, but they are buried under the grass and weeds. Unfortunately this all I got. If I can find out anything more I'll update. Dinah

I am unable to access the file for http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/FranklinWills The message on screen shows a problem with permissions or the absence of the file. Please see if you can correct the problem; this directory would greatly assist us with our search. Thanks for your attention to this problem. charman@one.net INFRANKLI-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > INFRANKLI-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 116 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [INFRANKLI-L] NEW THING COMING ["Randy Klemme" <randyk@si-net.com>] > #2 Re: [INFRANKLI-L] NEW THING COMING [RASchlem@aol.com] > #3 [INFRANKLI-L] Surnames [Wanda Stefanc <wstefanc@yahoo.com>] > #4 Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Surnames [RAILSELLER@aol.com] > #5 [INFRANKLI-L] Templin ["Darrell O'Day" <aesellers@yahoo.c] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from INFRANKLI-D, send a message to > > INFRANKLI-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [INFRANKLI-L] NEW THING COMING > Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 08:20:50 -0500 > From: "Randy Klemme" <randyk@si-net.com> > To: INFRANKLI-L@rootsweb.com > > I do not know if this is the answer to our recent questions, but thanks to > Nancy Trice at USGenWeb, we have been given a few new forums for our > website. These will be indexed with surnames in the national surname list. > The three are exactly like the new query posting system. > > I am giving the list (like I always do) a sneek peek before I post them on > the website...We now have a forum page for... > > Biographies... > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/FranklinBios > > Obituaries... > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/FranklinObits > > Wills... > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/FranklinWills > > We can use this as a basic posting area, then I can make webpages up for > more detailed items if you want. Let me know your feelings. I only > received 11 messages from the 150 on the list as to my question on a wills > page on the website... > > Randy Klemme > Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [INFRANKLI-L] NEW THING COMING > Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 09:39:23 EDT > From: RASchlem@aol.com > To: INFRANKLI-L@rootsweb.com > > That's using the old noodle, Randy! If I didn't reply, I meant to! The recent > changes to our page are fantastic. > > I love the idea posting wills and other documents, but was concerned about the > additional responsibility it would place on you. We don't want you to go into > overload and abandon ship! > > Thanks for all you do! > Ruth Cox Schlemmer > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [INFRANKLI-L] Surnames > Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 12:00:30 -0700 (PDT) > From: Wanda Stefanc <wstefanc@yahoo.com> > To: INFRANKLI-L@rootsweb.com > > HART, SCHLEPPEY, LARAMORE, ARMSTRONG, DORSEY, KNOPP/KNAPP, NEWMAN > > Wanda > wstefanc@usit.net > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/1162 > > _________________________________________________________ > DO YOU YAHOO!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Surnames > Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 16:09:40 EDT > From: RAILSELLER@aol.com > To: INFRANKLI-L@rootsweb.com > > Cooksey, Wyeth, McCarty > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [INFRANKLI-L] Templin > Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1998 19:51:10 -0700 (PDT) > From: "Darrell O'Day" <aesellers@yahoo.com> > To: INFRANKLI-L@rootsweb.com > > Randy, > > Please add the name TEMPLIN to the surnames I am researching in > Franklin County. > > I am looking for Lidana Templin, who may have married into the > Seller(s) family in the mid-1800s. > > Thanks, > > Darrell O'Day > Duluth, Minnesota > > aesellers@yahoo.com > > _________________________________________________________ > DO YOU YAHOO!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

There is a website selling some genealogical info that would be a great addition to the website.... FRANKLIN CO. MARRIAGE RECORDS 1811- 1850, by O'Byrne (1944) repr. 1985. Marriages are in chronological order with index. Soft, 188 pp. $21.50 FRANKLIN CO. MARRIAGES 1850 -1920, WPA repr. Gives name of bride or groom, spouse, date of license & of marriage, book and page number. Soft, VOL. 1 - A-L, 281 pp. $28.50 VOL. 2 - M-Z, 230 pp. $25.50 The website addy is... http://www.netusa1.net/~selbypub/catalog1.html#IN Just a thought!!! Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator

In a message dated 10/2/98 4:59:06 AM !!!First Boot!!!, DeeMail@aol.com writes: << Franklin County Surnames: WYETH, LEWIS, MEWHINNEY. thanks, Diana Ball >> I think we have traded e-mail, before. In fact I think you were kind enough to send me the will of Elisha Wyeth 1792-1854. Would you happen to have anything on thios Louisa Wyeth?? Ancestors of Louisa Wyeth Generation No. 1 1. Louisa Wyeth, born 13-October-1804 in Pennsylvania; died 05-October-1890 in Buried at the Sinclair _ Corder Cemetery Jefferson Township Wayne Co.,Iowa. She was the daughter of 2. Elisha Wyeth and 3. Nancy Salisbury. She married (1) Reuben Sailors 18-May-1821 in Franklin Co.,Indaiana. He was the son of Jacob Sailors and Nancy Lacy. She married (2) Isaac W. McCarty 21-February-1841 in Van Buren Co.,Iowa. He was the son of Benjamin Sr. McCarty and Sarah Conner. Children of Louisa Wyeth and Isaac McCarty are: i. Catherine Nancy McCarty, born 25-September-1842 in Van Buren Co., Iowa; died 05-August-1926 in Buried at Evergreen Cemetery,Lineville,Wayne Co.,Iowa; married James Alexander Belvel 1860 in Wayne Co.,Iowa. ii. Isaac Darrow McCarty, born March-1845 in Van Buren Co.,Iowa; died 23-April-1914 in Old Soldiers home Cemetery, Marshalltown,Iowa; married (1) Rebecca J. Jordan; married (2) Lidy Bare 10-October-1894 in LEAVENWORTH,KANSAS. Generation No. 2 2. Elisha Wyeth, born 1792 in Mass.; died Bef. 06-October-1854 in Vigo Co.,Indiana. He was the son of 4. Joshua Wyeth and 5. Mary Elizabeth Brewer. He married 3. Nancy Salisbury. 3. Nancy Salisbury, born 1786; died 1854. Children of Elisha Wyeth and Nancy Salisbury are: i. Eliza Wyeth, married John Harper 02-December-1837 in Vigo Co., Indiana. ii. Sarah Maria Wyeth, married William B. Mewhinney 26-December-1841 in Vigo Co., Indiana. iii. James Wyeth, married Martha Mewhinney 29-May-1834 in Vigo Co., Indiana. iv. Frances Martin Wyeth, married Dorcas Tankersley 07-July-1836 in Vigo Co., Indiana. v. Milton Lewis Wyeth. 1 vi. Louisa Wyeth, born 13-October-1804 in Pennsylvania; died 05-October-1890 in Buried at the Sinclair _ Corder Cemetery Jefferson Township Wayne Co.,Iowa; married (1) Reuben Sailors 18-May-1821 in Franklin Co.,Indaiana; married (2) Isaac W. McCarty 21-February-1841 in Van Buren Co.,Iowa. vii. Amy Wyeth, born Abt. 1809 in Pennsylvania; married Avinant T. Lewis. Generation No. 3 4. Joshua Wyeth, born 1758 in Waltham,Mass.; died 1832 in Ohio. He was the son of 8. Ebeneezer II Wyeth and 9. Mary Winship. He married 5. Mary Elizabeth Brewer 27-April-1780 in Watertown,Mass.. 5. Mary Elizabeth Brewer, born 16-January-1761 in Watertown,Mass; died Aft. 1800. She was the daughter of 10. Moses Brewer. Children of Joshua Wyeth and Mary Brewer are: i. Harriet Wyeth. ii. Polly Wyeth, married ? Gilbert. iii. Elizabeth Wyeth, married Peter King. iv. Francis Wyeth, married Elizabeth ? in Cincinnati,Ohio. v. Hannah Wyeth, married ? Bates. vi. Nancy Wyeth. vii. Susanna Wyeth. viii. George Wyeth. ix. ? Wyeth. x. Frank Wyeth. xi. ? Wyeth. xii. Joshua Wyeth, born 17-January-1784 in Mass.; died 23-October-1870 in Vigo Co.,Indiana (buried in MeWhinney Cem.,Vigo Co.,Indiana; married Hannah Pond 30-August-1810 in Philidelphia,Pennsylvania. 2 xiii. Elisha Wyeth, born 1792 in Mass.; died Bef. 06-October-1854 in Vigo Co.,Indiana; married Nancy Salisbury. xiv. Henry Wyeth, born Abt. 1800; married Emeline West 1825. Children of Joshua Wyeth and Elizabeth Richardson are: i. Anna Wyeth. ii. Adaline Wyeth. iii. Charles Wyeth. iv. Prentice Wyeth. v. William Wyeth, born 1811. vi. Nelson Wyeth, born 1814. vii. Amanda Wyeth, born 1818. Generation No. 4 8. Ebeneezer II Wyeth, born 08-April-1727 in Cambridge,Ma; died 04-August-1799 in Cambridge,Ma.. He was the son of 16. Ebenezer Wyeth and 17. Susannah Hancock. He married 9. Mary Winship 05-November-1751. 9. Mary Winship, born 18-April-1732; died 09-September-1798 in Probably at Cambridge,Mass.. She was the daughter of 18. Joseph Winship. Children of Ebeneezer Wyeth and Mary Winship are: i. Ebeneezer III Wyeth, died 1836 in Buried at Asley,Mass; married (1) Eliza Winship Green; married (2) Naomi Russell Cook. ii. William Wyeth, died in died Young. iii. Susanna Wyeth, died 1785; married William Watson 1778. iv. Elizabeth Wyeth, died 1793 in Cambridge,Mass.. v. Mary Wyeth, born 1755. vi. Jonas Wyeth, born January-1757; died 1817; married Eliza Smith 1792. 4 vii. Joshua Wyeth, born 1758 in Waltham,Mass.; died 1832 in Ohio; married (1) Pauline Jones; married (2) Mary Elizabeth Brewer 27-April-1780 in Watertown,Mass.; married (3) Elizabeth Richardson 1808 in Watertown,Mass.. viii. Jacob Wyeth, born 1764; died 1857; married Eliza Jarvis 1796. ix. Anna Wyeth, born 1766; married Benjamin Cutter 1785. x. Cad Wyeth, born 27-July-1768 in Cambridge,Ma.; died 1843; married Polly Kendall 1793. xi. John Wyeth, born 1770; died 1858; married Louisa Weiss 1793. 10. Moses Brewer. Child of Moses Brewer is: 5 i. Mary Elizabeth Brewer, born 16-January-1761 in Watertown,Mass; died Aft. 1800; married Joshua Wyeth 27-April-1780 in Watertown,Mass..

> > Watch Out for Halbert! > > Halbert's of Bath, Ohio, has come up with a new technique. They are now > sending their advertisement for Family History Books from a Washington D.C. > address. Halbert's is now using the name > "US Information Burueau NUMA" (note the spelling of Bureau) > 3220 N. St, NW Ste 1400 > Washington D.C. (no zip code given) > > They are advertising a book regarding all the people with your surname in > the Civil War. > Do not be fooled. This is the same game, different cover. > > >From the Wake County Genealogical Society Fall 1998 > and the Durham-Orange Genealogical Society Fall 1998

Would you please examine the list below to see if you have a family of any of the names listed. I would like to hear from any of you. I am seeking the siblings of John J. Taylor who married Elizabeth Stansbury in Franklin Co., IN on Dec 18 1830. Cleo Wilcox <cleowilc@pacbell.net> TAYLOR, AGNES HANNA, DAVID G Franklin 08-13-1812 TAYLOR, ALMIRA STAPLETON,WM Franklin 01-04-1845 TAYLOR, DANIEL ALLEN REBECCA Franklin 12-24-1826 TAYLOR , ELISHA ALLISON MATILDA J Franklin 01-03-1839 TAYLOR , FRANCES GILMORE JAMES Franklin 11-20-1835 TAYLOR, JOHN STANSBURY ELIZABETH Franklin 12-18-1830 TAYLOR, MARGARET LEWIS JAMES Franklin 10-28-1847 TAYLOR , MARGRET J HART ISAAC Franklin 08-23-1849 TAYLOR , NOAH W JAMESON MARGARET Franklin 03-15-1840 TAYLOR , POLLY FALL GEORGE Franklin 08-21-1813 TAYLOR, RHODA WESTON, THOMAS Franklin 04-05-1838 TAYLOR, RICHARD MC KINNY, JANE Franklin 08-16-1820 TAYLOR, ROBERT N SHAFFER, POLLY Franklin 03-31-1827 TAYLOR, SARAH STARKEY, JAMES Franklin 11-13-1814 TAYLOR, SARAH H PRICE, SAMUEL Franklin 02-22-1846 TAYLOR , SILAS CHANDLAR, SUSANNA Franklin 03-12-1811

How can one check on the pension for a War of 1812 vet who served in Joseph D. Clements Indiana Militia? I don't believe this would be in the Nat'l Archives, but what state office would have the records? We have his pension number, but would like to see the records. Thanks, Pat

Randy, Please add the name TEMPLIN to the surnames I am researching in Franklin County. I am looking for Lidana Templin, who may have married into the Seller(s) family in the mid-1800s. Thanks, Darrell O'Day Duluth, Minnesota aesellers@yahoo.com _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

HART, SCHLEPPEY, LARAMORE, ARMSTRONG, DORSEY, KNOPP/KNAPP, NEWMAN Wanda wstefanc@usit.net http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/1162 _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Cooksey, Wyeth, McCarty

I do not know if this is the answer to our recent questions, but thanks to Nancy Trice at USGenWeb, we have been given a few new forums for our website. These will be indexed with surnames in the national surname list. The three are exactly like the new query posting system. I am giving the list (like I always do) a sneek peek before I post them on the website...We now have a forum page for... Biographies... http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/FranklinBios Obituaries... http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/FranklinObits Wills... http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/FranklinWills We can use this as a basic posting area, then I can make webpages up for more detailed items if you want. Let me know your feelings. I only received 11 messages from the 150 on the list as to my question on a wills page on the website... Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator

That's using the old noodle, Randy! If I didn't reply, I meant to! The recent changes to our page are fantastic. I love the idea posting wills and other documents, but was concerned about the additional responsibility it would place on you. We don't want you to go into overload and abandon ship! Thanks for all you do! Ruth Cox Schlemmer

To Bob Zins, I tried to reply to your inquiry on (Wagner) however it was returned. Please send me your E-mail address and I will try again. Thanks, Don Bohrer

My surnames are: Williams, Wilson Also interested in: Moorman and Robeson families I am looking for any leads on the family of James A. Williams and Elizabeth (Wilson) Williams. They are mentioned in several Franklin County sources, but I haven't found any information on their parents. Here are the details I have: James A. Williams ---born: Feb. 3, 1825, in Indiana... possibly in Franklin county. According to census, he thought his mother was born in Kenttucky, but was "unaware" of his dad's birthplace. ---married: Elizabeth Wilson on March 7, 1848, in Franklin county. (I have the marriage certificate). This may have been her 2nd marriage. The obituary of one of their sons lists her name as Elizabeth Moorman Wilson. Elizabeth Wilson ---born: Beaver county, Pennsylvania, July 28, 1828. Moved to Indiana when 12 years of age. When 16 years old (1844) she joined the United Brethren church. Family stories indicate that she was of Scots-Irish ancestry. Census Records The Williams family is in the 1850 Federal Census of Indiana. The record is dated November 27, 1850, in Highland Township section: Person Age Birthplace James Williams 24 Ind Elizabeth 21 Pa John 2 Ind Jourdon Wilson 15 Pa Michael Wilson 10 Pa Susan Wilson 8 Pa The Wilson children were apparently taken in by James & Elizabeth, possibly due to death of her parents. The family of James and Elizabeth Williams can be found in the 1860 Federal Census of Indiana. The record is dated June 7, 1860, with post office listed as Blue Creek in Highland Township: Person Age Birthplace James Williams 34 Ind Elizabeth 31 Pa John 12 Ind Nancy Ann 11 Ind George W. 9 Ind J. Richard 6 Ind Abraham B. 5 Ind William F. 3 Ind Martha Jane 2 Ind James is listed as a farmer in the Census, and a renter rather than owner of his farm. The family lived in Highland Township (at least between the years 1850-1860). This township is south of Brookville, along the southern 4 miles of the county. In the Census, James is recorded near the Robeson brothers, usually James Robeson. They were probably neighbors for over 10 years. Their son, William F. Williams, died in 1862 at age 5, probably in Indiana. No record of his death, nor of a gravemarker, could be found by an Indiana researcher who helped me search. The family moved to Sigel, Shelby county, central Illinois, sometime between 1863 and 1865. Two sons more were born there. Then they moved to Woodson county, Kansas, in about 1870, where two more sons were born.

I have not been able to locate any, but someone else might have Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator -----Original Message----- From: SBrande561@aol.com <SBrande561@aol.com> To: randyk@si-net.com <randyk@si-net.com> Date: Friday, October 16, 1998 8:07 PM Subject: (no subject) >Randy >I have searched through the Cemetery listing and am unable to find any of my >CLEAR relatives. Do you know of any CLEARS buried in any of the Franklin >County Cemeteries? > >Looking for: >James M. Clear died 1907 >William Clear born Abt. 1832 >Lidda Ann or Lydia Clear >Catherine "Kate" Clear >Mary Ann Clear > >Thanks >Shawn Brandenburg >sbrande561@aol.com >

32728 PSARTORI@OPTIMUM.NET. You have been removed from the list. If this wasn't your intention or you are having problems getting yourself unsubscribed,reply to this mail now(quoting it entirely for diagnostic purposes, and of course adding any comment you see fit) Transcript of unsubscription requests follows: <from psartori@optimum.net <from INFRANKLI-L-request @rootsweb.com I do not want to unsubscribe. I am a neophyte at computors, websites,etc. I must have accidently hit something. My intention in staying on your site is to try to find some information on my great-uncle, a priest by the name of Father Bennett who was assigned to a Catholic Church in Oldenberg. His niece, Mary Ann Harvey who migrated from Ireland when her mother died,and he promised to help her and did indeed introduce her to John McCullough. She married John perhaps at St. Leon Catholic Church. There were several McCullough families who farmed somewhere in the area, it could have been between Franklin and Dearborn counties. Thanks for informing me that I had been unsubscribed. Mary B. Sartori psartori@optimum.net

Yes, I think that would be great! I have one to contribute. Just let me (us) know when you are ready. I assume ASCII text in an e-mail attachment to Randy would be the best way. Dave > Pat O'Conner has e-mailed me another idea for the website and I will throw > it out for opinions. Here is what she said... > > I wonder if you have considered a page for Franklin Co. wills? I > have a couple of them that I would be glad to post if so. > > > Well, how many would be interested or possibly be able to add to such a > website page. I am more than willing to put it together on OUR website.... > > Randy Klemme > Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator > > > David L. Hanna Georgetown, TX dlhanna@texas.net