Was a Jacob SPEYER and family in Indiana in 1910? The were in New Jersy in 1900 and 1920, according to the census, but not in 1910. His sons graduated from Calver High School in Indiana and that would put them there in 1910. In which county is Calver, or is that just the name of a school? Thanks for any help! Fredreica

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Thanks to all the list members who wrote and gave me tips. It jogged my mind to get out my Indiana Research Outline from the Family History Library. Well, I found a juicy tidbit in there about the census' which may be the answer to my dilemma. Quoting from the research outline-- "A few scattered fragments of 1853, 1856, 1857, 1877 and other county and state censuses are at the Indiana State Library." I am now thinking that maybe my cousin who found Samuel and Joseph Brazzell in Indiana (I can't find them anywhere!) maybe found them in these census records. I do know that she did a lot of research in Indiana in person. So perhaps my dilemma is solved--- but of course now is the problem to get to Indiana and check it out for myself. :) Has anyone ever looked at these fragments or are they indexed in a book? Karen

Thank you. ----Original Message Follows---- From: SharCraig@aol.com Reply-To: INGEN-L@rootsweb.com To: INGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Brazzell/Brazil Family Puzzle Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 11:06:36 EST Lynn, There are no middle year census for all of Indiana. There is 1850, 1860, 1870 etc,' Unless a county had a special one, which I don't think happened that is it. Sharon ==== INGEN Mailing List ==== To see the archives of the INGEN-L mailing list, go to: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/INGEN/ ============================== The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Sharon, thanks for the info. I have never seen a state census for the off years but thought it might be a shot in the dark. .......and I am in the dark! :) Thanks Karen

Lynn, There are no middle year census for all of Indiana. There is 1850, 1860, 1870 etc,' Unless a county had a special one, which I don't think happened that is it. Sharon

Does anyone know for sure if there is an 1855 or 1845 State Census? Karen

Karen; I think there is a 1855 State Census for Indiana. I'm not sure though if there was one for 1845. Lynn ==== INGEN Mailing List ==== Don't forget to tell your friends about us! ============================== The only real-time collaboration tool that allows you and other family members to create a FREE, password-protected family tree. http://www.ancestry.com/oft/login.asp _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

I have a dilemma that I can't seem to find an answer to, so am hoping someone out there might have a suggestion for me. I have been researching my Brazzle family on and off for a long time and about 25 years ago a 'cousin' sent me copies of her genealogy work in the form of a 5 page typewritten family tree. She was quite elderly and sick and we corresponded only a few times before I was unable to get any more answers. I assume she died. Now, my dilemma. In her research, she says that William Brazzle shows up in the 1830 census for Daviess Co and 1840 Green Co and the 1850 Green Co. His son Joshua is listed in all three census' also. She then says that "apparently 2 brothers joined them in 1850. The census lists Joseph Brazil and wife Hannah. with children Hannah and James. Also listed is Samuel Brazil and wife Nancy J. with children Morrison, Malinda, Rhoda, Delilah, Rose Ella and Nancy J." I have checked the census indexes and cannot find a Joseph or Samuel Brazzle--- under any spelling.... I have even read the entire Green and Daviess Co. census line by line to try to find them. What am I missing? She didn't make them up out of the air. She found them somewhere but for the life of me I can't find them. She was very thorough in her research and I have not found any discrepancies in her work so I must be overlooking something. Are there any off year census' for Indiana-- like an 1855 or 1845? Any suggestions would really be helpful, Karen

I would like to welcome all the new subscribers that have joined our list. We are here to help each other. Please feel free to post your questions and concerns to the list that deals with Indiana history and genealogy. Lynn _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Thanks to all who responded to my survey. I have just made this list public as I have found out that the INGENWEB project has abandoned this list and has a new one. To all the Indiana CC's on this list, if you're interested the new site for the Official INGENWEB mailing list is ingen@ingenweb.net. This list is now open to anyone who would like to discuss Indiana history and genealogy. Bring it on! Folks... Lynn _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

So as not to waste the test.... Researching the following families: MORRIS in Carroll & Clinton County, Indiana WAGGONER in Carroll and Ripley County, Indiana YATER in Carroll and Ripley County, Indiana Tracey Morris Lynn Connor wrote: > > This is a test. Please respond.

This is a test. Please respond. Thx. Lynn Your hostess for the INGEN List. _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Hi, My grandfather, Fredrick HAWLEY was a railroad laborer. He lived between 1872 and 1964. He lived in Putnam Co., IN and then moved to Marion Co., IN. He worked for a company by the name of S. M. GUSDORF Co. I would like to learn more about the company but have not been able to locate any info. Would anyone know anything about this co.? Thank you for any help? Roxanne Vargo goughr@ameritech.net

This autumn the Indiana Historical Society invites you to three days of activities that highlight and celebrate the nineteenth state's past. On Friday, 3 November, Society members are invited to attend the IHS's annual meeting and dinner. Members and the public are welcome to attend the 80th annual history conference on Saturday, 4 November, and the second annual book fair on Sunday, 5 November. IHS members who attend the annual meeting on 3 November will have the first opportunity to hear nationally known speaker Frederick Kempe,author of the book _Father/Land: A Personal Search for the New Germany_. Kempe has served as editor and associate publisher of the _Wall Street Journal Europe_ since January 1998. He will also present a session during Saturday's history conference. Dr. David Thelen, Indiana University professor of history, will present the keynote address for Saturday's history conference. Titled "The Presence of the Past: How Americans Understand and Use the Past," Thelen's talk is based upon interviews with 1,500 Americans about how they understand and use the past in their everyday lives. The Willard Heiss Memorial Lecture on genealogy will be presented by nationally recognized genealogist Christine Rose on Saturday. Rose, a certified genealogist, coauthored the best-selling _Complete Idiot's Guide to Genealogy_ and compiled the popular _Nicknames: Past and Present_. New to the history conference this year are "students of history" sessions that focus on exploration and documentation of family traditions and history through multigenerational participation. Other sessions Saturday will include talks on Hoosier labor leader Powers Hapgood, social reformer and literary lion Albion Fellows Bacon, politician and historian Claude Bowers, and letters from Indiana soldiers of the Korean War. Conference authors will be available to sign their books immediately after the last session on Saturday. Authors and their books featured at the conference include: Robert Barrows, Indiana University, Indianapolis, _Albion Fellows Bacon: Indiana's Municipal Housekeeper_ Robert Bussel, Penn State University, _From Harvard to the Ranks of Labor: Powers Hapgood and the American Working Class_ Peter J. Sehlinger, Indiana University, Indianapolis, _Spokesman for Democracy: Claude G. Bowers, 1878-1958 For more information on the conference, or to register, contact the IHS's education division at (317) 233-5659, or E-mail cjohnson@indianahistory.org. _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Has anyone heard from Kris Bain of the Union County INGenWeb site? I have tried to reach her for weeks with no luck. Her e-mails bounce. Has she been in contact with the coordinators at all? Randy Klemme Franklin County

I have also lost my counters and updates and would like to know the answer to Sam's question. -- Adina Watkins Dyer, coordinator Tippecanoe Co. IN USGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~intippec/index.html INTIPPEC-L: Discussion list for Tippecanoe Co. IN Genealogy and History Everyone has a photographic memory. Some just don't have film.

The rootsweb address for INGEN-L is NOT the official INGenWeb county coordinators' list. If you are getting email from INGEN-L@rootsweb.com, it is your responsibility to unsubscribe if you don't want to get email addressed to it. The official INGenWeb County coordinators' list is at ingen@ingenweb.org Debby At 04:11 PM 11/23/1999 -0500, you wrote: >Hello INGenWeb, > >Long time, no hear....... until recently. Its been a while since I was the >coordinator for Johnson, Shelby, Dearborn, and Ohio, so I must have gotten back >on somebody's list. > >No offense, but I won't need to be on the active INGenWeb list,so whomever >handles the details needs to take off ddistler@iquest.net. > >Thanks and keep up all the great work...I still like to visit the pages! >Dave Distler >ddistler@iquest.net >http://orvf.com >Ex-Johnson/Shelby/Dearborn/Ohio Counties INGenWeb > > > > > >diane drogich wrote: > >> Tracey, >> >> I think I would send the gentleman a message pointing out the negatives of >> posting personal info about living folks and give him the option of asking >> that the info be deleted. I think if he realizes the danger of doing this, >> he will understand it and do this. >> >> I've had a question that I've wanted to ask about a similar problem with >> postings to the various boards. I've had a lot of people post queries to the >> boards for the obits, bios, etc. When this problem first arose, I wrote up a >> generic sort of message to send to the off-topic posters telling them, >> nicely, that the board was for a certain subject and queries weren't allowed >> but I would be moving their query to the Query board. I also told them there >> was no harm done and I was simply informing them about this so they wouldn't >> wonder what happened to their message. >> >> Of the 5 message I sent out that time, I got 3 replies that weren't very >> nice. One lady wrote to tell me she would certainly remember not to make >> such a horrible mistake in Greene Co., IN, which made me feel awful. I felt >> the message I sent was very polite and a gentle type of reminder. I >> certainly had no intention of making anyone mad. >> >> My question is what do other CCs do with queries posted on other boards? Do >> you simply delete them, move them to the appropriate board and then delete >> them or just ignore them? I've not sent any more messages like this since >> the one I received from the lady I mentioned and try to move them. It's >> become a big job to do that, though, with so many of them being posted >> anymore. Anyone care to share their thoughts? >> >> Diane :) >> Greene Co., INGenWeb CC >> ddrogich@viaduct.custom.net >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~ingreene/greenegw.htm >> Back Home in Indiana >> http://viaduct.custom.net/ddrogich > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~inmiami/index.html - Miami Co. INGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~incass/county.html - Cass Co. INGenWeb http://www.netusa1.net/~beheler/ -My personal genealogy page http://www.netusa1.net/~beheler/genbiz.html -Genealogical Publications and Services http://www.netusa1.net/~beheler/addlamb.html -My webpublishing business

Hello INGenWeb, Long time, no hear....... until recently. Its been a while since I was the coordinator for Johnson, Shelby, Dearborn, and Ohio, so I must have gotten back on somebody's list. No offense, but I won't need to be on the active INGenWeb list,so whomever handles the details needs to take off ddistler@iquest.net. Thanks and keep up all the great work...I still like to visit the pages! Dave Distler ddistler@iquest.net http://orvf.com Ex-Johnson/Shelby/Dearborn/Ohio Counties INGenWeb diane drogich wrote: > Tracey, > > I think I would send the gentleman a message pointing out the negatives of > posting personal info about living folks and give him the option of asking > that the info be deleted. I think if he realizes the danger of doing this, > he will understand it and do this. > > I've had a question that I've wanted to ask about a similar problem with > postings to the various boards. I've had a lot of people post queries to the > boards for the obits, bios, etc. When this problem first arose, I wrote up a > generic sort of message to send to the off-topic posters telling them, > nicely, that the board was for a certain subject and queries weren't allowed > but I would be moving their query to the Query board. I also told them there > was no harm done and I was simply informing them about this so they wouldn't > wonder what happened to their message. > > Of the 5 message I sent out that time, I got 3 replies that weren't very > nice. One lady wrote to tell me she would certainly remember not to make > such a horrible mistake in Greene Co., IN, which made me feel awful. I felt > the message I sent was very polite and a gentle type of reminder. I > certainly had no intention of making anyone mad. > > My question is what do other CCs do with queries posted on other boards? Do > you simply delete them, move them to the appropriate board and then delete > them or just ignore them? I've not sent any more messages like this since > the one I received from the lady I mentioned and try to move them. It's > become a big job to do that, though, with so many of them being posted > anymore. Anyone care to share their thoughts? > > Diane :) > Greene Co., INGenWeb CC > ddrogich@viaduct.custom.net > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ingreene/greenegw.htm > Back Home in Indiana > http://viaduct.custom.net/ddrogich

At 06:31 AM 11/23/1999 -0500, Tracey & Scott Morris wrote: >Wow - something *REALLY* goofy must've been going on last night - I got a query >about Microsoft Access posted to the Howard County IN Query GenConnect board... > >Needless to say the posting is gone & a polite note was written to the mislead >poster.... > >Sigh.... >Tracey Morris There was a beautiful full moon last night! JGW