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/Ci.2ADE/4542.1 Message Board Post: Everything was combined into the one board. You can still look at obits only by using the "Advanced Search" feature. There is an option that allows you to just select obituaries.

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/Ci.2ADE/4542 Message Board Post: There used to be a message board that had just Obituaries of Greene County. Is it still out there?

These records are as complete as they could be but there is always room for error or omission. We are all very grateful that these people took the time to compile this information. The older cemetery stones are decaying and next to impossible to read. If there is no stone or it was destroyed, then what? What I am trying to say is, the books are a wonderful guide but some may be missing. c http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BENHAM/

I don't have too much history but will share what I can remember. Newberry used to be a fairly busy place. All most all of the original buildings have been torn down. Since it is next to the East fork of White River, it was probably really busy before major highways came into play. My parents used to talk about going there to watch movies on the side of a building. Kind of like a "drive in" theater but without the sound, maybe. That would have been in the 30's or 40's. Griffin Industries is a rendering plant. They process dead animals. Roadkill, sick farm animals, etc. There was a grocery store. The kind that had old wood floors and the meat counter was at the back of the store. There was a New/Used Appliance store. It was owned by a man named SCOTT. There are several small cemeteries in the area. It is surrounded by rich farm land. Some of the best in the State. Once you get away from the sand bottoms, that is. I am positive that there was a mill on the Northeast side of town but do not remember the name. Hope I didn't bore you too much. It is now a place that you will literally miss if you blink. :) CJ

Where exactly is the Newberry Cemetery located?

No Griffins in Beech Township No Griffins in Cass Township No Griffins in Center Township No Griffins in Highland Township No Griffins in Jackson Township No Griffins in Richland Township No Griffins in Taylor Township Sorry ----- Original Message ----- From: WAMAK@aol.com To: dehojopeg@earthlink.net Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 5:33 PM Subject: Re: [INGREENE] Greene County Cemetaries Could you check for any Griffins in the cem. books. I know that they were in Cass and Jackson, but they could of moved around also. I am missing a few, that I have no names for,. Thanks, Margie

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/Ci.2ADE/4533.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Might your Wm Dean connect with our:\ Melissa Jane Dean b 1855 Bracken Cty KY d/oGeorge Dean b abt 1829 m Ellen Sellers 1850 Bracken . Family lived in Gibson Cty and Daviess Cty, but some descends were in Greene Cty. Melissa b 1855 m Francis Marion Fields b 1855 Crawford Cty IN s/oWm Fields b 1823 IN m 1846 Harrison Cty IN Margaret Ann Smith. Wm and Margaret d Crawford Cty IN. Francis and Melissa Jane Dean Fields d Gibson Cty IN. Daughter Melissa Jane Fields b 1880 Giro IN m John Isaac Carr 1898 Daviess and lived near Elnora. Relatives of John Carr s/o Wm and Eliza Smallwood Carr lived in Greene Cty also.

I started with Taylor Township and only found one Davis listed: Scotland Cemetery Davis, Beulah C. 23 Aug 1915 - 23 Nov 1974 Beech Creek Township has many Davis's but no Absolom or Nancy (w/correct dates) Cass Township only has Blanche Quackenbush Davis 1894 - 26 Apr 1978 Center Township has many Davis's but no Absolom or Nancy. Highland Township has a few Davis's but no Absolom or Nancy. Jackson Township has quite a few Davis's but no Absolom or Nancy. Richland has a few Davis's but no Absolom or Nancy. Sorry, but it appears they aren't buried in Eastern Greene county or their graves are among the "lost". You might want to check the Western Greene County listings. I don't have them but perhaps someone else on the list might. Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: "paul" <polywog@jam.rr.com> To: <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 12:06 AM Subject: Green Co Cemetery Lookup > Hi PJ- Your offer to do lookups of Eastern Green County is much appreciated. > I have all but given up hope of finding any death/burial info for Absalom > (many variant spellings) Davis and his wife Nancy. She was born about 1812 > and died between 1870 and 1880 as best I can deduce. He was born about 1810 > and died after 1880. Both lived in Taylor Township most of their lives, east > of Scotland, but may have moved to Cass or close by in later years. I am > beginning to wonder if there may have been a cemetery or two in the vicinity > of the military facility south of Scotland and no records exist if so. > Anything you do will be very much appreciated. If you require additional > data, please let me know. > Paul Davis > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.361 / Virus Database: 199 - Release Date: 5/8/2002 > >

Altho I sent the pics privately I am going to send the SIPES in the book to the list. Newberry Cemtery William L. 31 Dec 1864 - 23 Nov 1953 Susan P. (w/o Wm L.) 27 Mar 1875 - 21 Nov 1961 Sherman (b.) 9 Jan 1885 (no death date) Maude P. (w/o Clyde) 1893-3 May 1970 Clyde O. (s/o William & Susan) 13 Jan 1887 - 7 Nov 1924 Clyde P. (s/o Oscar & Gertrude) 30 Nov 1909-28 Feb 1990 David (s/o Calvin & Mary) 15 Sep 1860 - 15 Dec 1952 Jess 15 Jan 1896 - 21 Dec 1980 Rebecca Ellen (w/o Jess, d/o Daniel & Cassandra Cox) 17 Aug 1894-14 Jun 1987 Mary Jane 20 Aug 1943 - 25 Sep 1943 David 1840-26 May 1882 Co G 8th Regt Ind Pvt Civil War Lee (s/o Calvin & America) 4 July 1867-14 July 1940 Oscar 11 Dec 1886 - 2 Nov 1962 Gertrude Malone (w/o Oscar) 13 Dec 1891-9 Dec 1964 Bethel Fern 1915-6 Aug 1916 George Kenneth 28 da 4 Mar 1918 Samuel (d.) 8 Nov 1918 John P. 12 Oct 1850 - 29 Mar 1927 Mary Jane 1864 - 1948 Rob (s/o John P) No dates Rachel (no dates) Lieu Ann (d/o D & HL) 7 mo 7 da 27 Jan 1881 Paul Robert (d.) 17 Mar 1957 ----- Original Message ----- From: KANOOTER@aol.com To: dehojopeg@earthlink.net Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 4:24 PM Subject: Re: [INGREENE] Newberry Peggy, I saw where you found a Sipes at the Slinkard cemetary. Was there a first name. Some of my ancestors lived there. They were distant but ancestor's non the less. Debbie Sipes Knust

I am listing all that I can find in Eastern Greene County. You may have to check with someone with access to the Western Greene County listings as I cannot find most of the folk you have asked about. Newark Cemetery, Beech Creek Township (there are a number of Burch listed) Ritter, Cornelius 16 Aug 1860 (birth date) Ritter, Nancy Burch (no dates listed) Ritter, Joseph W. (no dates listed) No Shepherds listed in Beech Creek Township No Ritters or Shepherds listed in Cass Township No Ritters or Shepherds listed in Center Township (huge number of Burch listed) No Ritters listed in Highland Township, however, the following are the Shepards (note different spelling) listed: Calvertville Cemetery Shepard, William A. 26 Dec 1875 - 11 June 1958 Shepard, Elizabeth M. 26 Sep 1881 - 12 Dec 1950 A few Burch listed No Ritters or Shepherds listed in Jackson Township (a couple of Burch listed) Richland Township has following listings: (some Burch listed) Union Bethel Cemetery Ritter, Daisy (w/o Will) 21y 5m 8d 8 Nov 1891 Heaton Cemetery Ritter, Junior (s/o Morris & Goldie Heaton Ritter) 30 Mar 1930-31 Mar 1930 Bradford/Silvers Cemetery Shepherd, William 7 Jan 1814 - 18 Jan 1861 Shepherd, Levina (w/o C) 5 Nov 1811 - 8 Jun 1847 Shepherd, Margaret 8 Mar 1810 - 11 Dec 1837 Shepherd, Charles 15 Nov 1815 - 18 Jan 1853 Shepherd, Andrew (s/o W & M) 24 Jul 1845 - 24 Sep 1845 Taylor Township has following listings: Scotland Cemetery Ritter,Francis 1844 - 2 May 1875 Civil War No Shepherds listed ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roberta Sharp" <rsharp@csupomona.edu> To: "P.J. Dehoog" <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 8:59 AM Subject: Re: Greene County Cemetaries > >I was able to pick up some useful information that I am willing to share. > >I picked > >up a copy of "Cemeteries of Eastern Greene County Indiana". I will do > >look ups in > >Beech Creek Township, Cass Township, Center Township, Highland Township, > >Jackson Township, Richland Township, and Taylor Township. > > What a great offer! I need death dates and places for these people of > Greene County: > > James B. Ritter, b. about 1827, married 5 Sept. 1846 in Beech Creek Township to > Mary A. Shepherd (wife of above) b. c. 1829 ( I do not know names of Mary's > parents, but if she is buried near any Shepherds, I would like to know that.) > > Joseph Woodard Ritter, (son of couple above) b. 1858, married 17 Oct. 1878 to > Nancy Jane Burch, b. c. 1857 (This couple may be buried in the Newark Cemetery) > > Lazarus Ritter, b. c. 1789, d. 10 Nov 1856, Greene Co. (father of James, above) > Martha "Patsy" Burch, b. 1810 (wife of Lazarus above) > > > Roberta > > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Greene County Cemeteries Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Ci.2ADE/4541.2 Message Board Post: I have copies of all the eastern greene County Cemetery Books./ I have The Grandview cemetery Book( the Bloomfield Cemetery)with in the city limits; I have the book on Crane Naval Base Cemeteries/ I have a book on the Tulip Area Cemetery So how may I help you? All I need is a name an aaproximate time frame.

Thanks Ellie. I had a feeling that was the "industry" because of a curious sign that said something about dead animals. It wasn't specific enough for me to say for a certainty that my assumptions were correct. ----- Original Message ----- From: "LE Terrell" <elliet1027@earthlink.net> To: "DeHoog" <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 10:39 AM Subject: RE: [INGREENE] Newberry > Griffin Industries processes dead animals... such as cows, horses, pigs, > etc. > Ellie Terrell > Greene Co., IN > > > > > While visiting Newberry I went to the New Slinkard Cemetery and > > the Newberry Cemetery. I took some random pics of familiar > > names from this list. I intended to post them to the list but > > Rootsweb won't let me. So, I am going to describe the pics and > > if any are of interest to you send me your personal email > > address and I will send them privately. One pic is the sign at > > the entrance of the town just as you cross over the White River. > > You will see by the sign the town is quite small. I spoke to > > a number of folk and most don't live in Newberry they just come > > to town to work in the bank, post office and gas > > station/market. The only industry in Newberry is a place a > > local called "The Stink Plant" (Griffin Industries), I never did > > quite discover what the plant manufactured besides the smell. > > You have to pass this plant and then cross the "crick" to get to > > the New Slinkard Cemetery. Apparently, this is the same route > > to the Old Slinkard, but you have to walk back to the site! > > and I didn't. According to the book "Cemeteries of Eastern > > Greene County, the Old Slinkard Cemetery is described as > > follows: "CASS TOWNSHIP, Section 36. Turn east off State Road > > 57 in Newberry and follow the signs south to Griffin Industries, > > which is on County Road 400W. About 200 yards northeast of the > > water meter at Griffin Industries is a pile of broken marble, > > which is all that is left of the Old Slinkard Cemetery, said to > > have contained at least 40 graves at one time. Among the jumble > > of badly broken markers, two fragments were legible with the > > names of Samuel Hughen and Samuel Skomp. Searched for and found > > by Sandra Uland Taylor and Mildred Uland, September 1993." The > > following list of burials are recorded in the original book > > "Cemeteries of Eastern Greene County." > > Slinkard, John Apr 1824 - Apr 1828 > > Slinkard, John 1821 > > Slinkard, Catherine Wentz > > Slinkard, Frederick 1860 > > Slindard, Catherine 67 yr 5 Aug 1875 > > Slinkard, Cynthia 1 Oct 1851 > > Skomp, Samuel 23 Sep 1775 - 1847 > > Skomp, Susanna Switzer 16 Apr 1776 - 21 Apr 1851 > > Skomp, Isaac 2 Dec 1804 - 9 July 1874 > > Skomp, Sally Wesner 11 Aug 1812 - 25 Jan 1851 > > Skomp, Rebecca C. 20 Jan 1851 - 1 Sep 1851 > > Bogard, Harriet d/o Abner & Jane 7 yr 9 mo Dec 1841 > > Hughen, Samuel 2 Nov 1782 > > > > Additionally, in the Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of American > > Revolution Buried in Indiana records the name REANY (REINEY), > > JOSEPH, Revolutionary War. Joseph Reany was born about 1754 > > near Burlington New Jersey, died 8 Sep 1846, buried in Old > > Slinkard Cemetery, Cass Township. Service - served as private > > in NC troops as follows, Oct 1779, 5 months in Capt John > > O'Donald's Co in John Locke's Regt; July 1780, 3 months in Capt > > Peter O'Neals Co under Col. Paisley and was in the battle of > > Camden; from Oct 1780, 3 months in Capt James Robinson's Co in > > Col John Littrel's Regt; in 1781, 2 months in Capt Thomas Dugan's Co. > > > > What this indicates is that there are at least 20 "lost" > > ancestors in the Old Slinkard. > > > > Now to the pics. > > > > Mary E. Slinkard > > Daniel E. Skomp > > Charlotte Weaver > > Harriet E. Morse > > Julia Imogene Knight Mussleman > > Calvin & Beryl Miller > > John E. Slinkard > > Jesse S. Mercer > > Moses & Sara Slinkard > > Quackenbush > > Sipes > > Della & Henry Slinkard > > Henry & Sara Bryant > > Gail, Iva, Emil Slinkard > > Harley Nickless > > Robert Craft > > Oliver & Madeline Craft > > Basil & Maranda Hindman > > Sibyl Craft Glynn > > Anna Craft > > J. Winfield Craft > > Doris Craft > > Deck > > Emery Quackenbush > > Iva Grace & Alva Hindman > > Emma Jan Knight > > Melvin Hindman > > > > I also took some shots of the New Slinkard from the road to show > > the condition of the cemetery. Some of the headstones are > > hidden in and amongst the trees and shrubs. Some are in pretty > > bad condition. Some are in great condition. The really good > > ones appear to be recent additions to the cemetery, probably > > replacements for badly damaged ones. It's great to see > > descendents care enough to go to the expense of replacing badly > > damaged headstones. > > Peggy > > > > > > > > ==== INGREENE Mailing List ==== > > To unsubscribe from the list send your message to > > <INGREENE-L-request@rootsweb.com> for individual list messages; > > <INGREENE-D-request@rootsweb.com> for digest messages. 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While visiting Newberry I went to the New Slinkard Cemetery and the Newberry Cemetery. I took some random pics of familiar names from this list. I intended to post them to the list but Rootsweb won't let me. So, I am going to describe the pics and if any are of interest to you send me your personal email address and I will send them privately. One pic is the sign at the entrance of the town just as you cross over the White River. You will see by the sign the town is quite small. I spoke to a number of folk and most don't live in Newberry they just come to town to work in the bank, post office and gas station/market. The only industry in Newberry is a place a local called "The Stink Plant" (Griffin Industries), I never did quite discover what the plant manufactured besides the smell. You have to pass this plant and then cross the "crick" to get to the New Slinkard Cemetery. Apparently, this is the same route to the Old Slinkard, but you have to walk back to the site! and I didn't. According to the book "Cemeteries of Eastern Greene County, the Old Slinkard Cemetery is described as follows: "CASS TOWNSHIP, Section 36. Turn east off State Road 57 in Newberry and follow the signs south to Griffin Industries, which is on County Road 400W. About 200 yards northeast of the water meter at Griffin Industries is a pile of broken marble, which is all that is left of the Old Slinkard Cemetery, said to have contained at least 40 graves at one time. Among the jumble of badly broken markers, two fragments were legible with the names of Samuel Hughen and Samuel Skomp. Searched for and found by Sandra Uland Taylor and Mildred Uland, September 1993." The following list of burials are recorded in the original book "Cemeteries of Eastern Greene County." Slinkard, John Apr 1824 - Apr 1828 Slinkard, John 1821 Slinkard, Catherine Wentz Slinkard, Frederick 1860 Slindard, Catherine 67 yr 5 Aug 1875 Slinkard, Cynthia 1 Oct 1851 Skomp, Samuel 23 Sep 1775 - 1847 Skomp, Susanna Switzer 16 Apr 1776 - 21 Apr 1851 Skomp, Isaac 2 Dec 1804 - 9 July 1874 Skomp, Sally Wesner 11 Aug 1812 - 25 Jan 1851 Skomp, Rebecca C. 20 Jan 1851 - 1 Sep 1851 Bogard, Harriet d/o Abner & Jane 7 yr 9 mo Dec 1841 Hughen, Samuel 2 Nov 1782 Additionally, in the Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of American Revolution Buried in Indiana records the name REANY (REINEY), JOSEPH, Revolutionary War. Joseph Reany was born about 1754 near Burlington New Jersey, died 8 Sep 1846, buried in Old Slinkard Cemetery, Cass Township. Service - served as private in NC troops as follows, Oct 1779, 5 months in Capt John O'Donald's Co in John Locke's Regt; July 1780, 3 months in Capt Peter O'Neals Co under Col. Paisley and was in the battle of Camden; from Oct 1780, 3 months in Capt James Robinson's Co in Col John Littrel's Regt; in 1781, 2 months in Capt Thomas Dugan's Co. What this indicates is that there are at least 20 "lost" ancestors in the Old Slinkard. Now to the pics. Mary E. Slinkard Daniel E. Skomp Charlotte Weaver Harriet E. Morse Julia Imogene Knight Mussleman Calvin & Beryl Miller John E. Slinkard Jesse S. Mercer Moses & Sara Slinkard Quackenbush Sipes Della & Henry Slinkard Henry & Sara Bryant Gail, Iva, Emil Slinkard Harley Nickless Robert Craft Oliver & Madeline Craft Basil & Maranda Hindman Sibyl Craft Glynn Anna Craft J. Winfield Craft Doris Craft Deck Emery Quackenbush Iva Grace & Alva Hindman Emma Jan Knight Melvin Hindman I also took some shots of the New Slinkard from the road to show the condition of the cemetery. Some of the headstones are hidden in and amongst the trees and shrubs. Some are in pretty bad condition. Some are in great condition. The really good ones appear to be recent additions to the cemetery, probably replacements for badly damaged ones. It's great to see descendents care enough to go to the expense of replacing badly damaged headstones. Peggy

Whaley, Drusilla 12 Jan 1823 - 1 Mar 1886 Whaley, Moses 79yr 3mo 19da 25 Jan 1884 Whaley, Robert G. 3 Oct 1843 - 7 Feb 1915 Whaley, Benjamin H. 6 June 1836 - 15 Aug 1879 Whaley, Mary A. 18 Jan 1838 - 25 Sep 1899 Whaley, Bertie A. 1yr 5da 30 Jan 1881 Whaley, Stymie L. 14 Sep 1883- 14 Sep 1884 Whaley, Rebecca Ann 1852-1941 Whaley, John Wesley 1839-1925 Whaley, Sophia 11 Apr 1801- 8 Nov 1868 w/o Joseph Whaley, Joseph 13 Feb 1796-11 Feb 1865 Whaley, Elizabeth 6 Feb 1839-23 July 1840 Whaley, Asa G. 18 Oct 1805-5 July 1843 Whaley, John O. 25 Jan 1829- 11 Mar 1912 Whaley, Elizabeth 28 Sep 1830-21 Oct 1891 Whaley, Lillie A. 1886 - 1976 Whaley, Lester O. 1887 - 1963 Whaley, Clarence O. 14 Apr 1901-6 Oct 1902 s/o Joseph & Martha Whaley, Martha 1869-1940 Whaley, Joseph 1858-1928 Whaley, Raleigh O. 15 May 1897 - 2 July 1993 WWI Whaley, Orville 56yr 5 mo 27da 28 Jan 1948 Whaley, Fred M. 7 Oct 1902 - 24 Mar 1912 s/o James & Louella Whaley, Louella 1863-1914 Whaley, James T. 1866-1936 Whaley, William Leslie 1924-1935 Whaley, William 1883-1957 Whaley, Vivian 1887-1978 Whaley, Robert S. 1863-1949 Whaley, Nina O. 1878-1952 Whaley, Infant Daughter 27 Apr 1904-1 May 1904 Whaley, William A. 1852-1917 Whaley, Jennie 1856-1950 Whaley, Clarence H. 1886-1912 Whaley, Earl D. 3 Sep 1904 - 23 Mar 1983 Whaley, Irene 28 Jan 1913 - 17 Mar 1990 Whaley, Willis W. 1899 - 1920 Whaley, Claude W. 1889-1968 Whaley, Eunice E. 1893-1936 Whaley, Cora E. 1917-1934 Whaley, Samuel W. 17 Mar 1839 - 15 Jul 1920 Whaley, Drucilla G. 5 Feb 1842 - 2 Feb 1919 Whaley, Laura A. "Sister" 1868-1939 Whaley, OP Morton "Brother" 1865-1955 Whaley, Frank 16 Dec 1860 - 17 Aug 1918 Whaley, Stanley W. 29 Apr 1890 - 15 Mar 1959 Whaley, Jessie G. 7 Sep 1892 - 29 Mar 1990 Whaley, Raymond H. s/o S & J 23 Jun 1924-29 Aug 1928 Whaley, Albert G. 20 Oct 1881 - 19 Oct 1919 Whaley, Ira 1874-1919 Whaley, Helen V. 1909 - 1979 Whaley, Kenneth R. Dec 1938 - Jan 1949 Whaley, William E. 27 Feb 1911 - 9 Sep 1983 ----- Original Message ----- From: <TRay5655@aol.com> To: <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 9:17 AM Subject: Re: Corlett > HI.....SORRY TO KEEP BOTHERING YOU. I WONDER....ELIZABETH CORLETT WAS A > WHALEY..........WOULD YOU MIND GIVING ME THE LIST OF WHALEYS IN GREENE COUNTY > CHAPEL? DO YOU NOTICE ANY ELIZABETH BETWEEN 1820-1870 MAYBE CLOSE TO WILLIAM > CORLETT AND ELIZA DOWELL CORLETT? THANKYOU, TERESA >

The only other Corlett I could find is listed below. I checked a map and Beech Creek is on the borders of Greene County, Owen County and Monroe County. Is it possible that the folk you seek moved a little bit north or east? Just a thought. Another thing. There are 8 other Townships in Greene County that are considered Western Greene County. I don't have the cemetery listings for the Western group. Taylor Township, Scotland Cemetery Corlett, Wayne 27 May 1958-12 Mar 1991 ----- Original Message ----- From: <TRay5655@aol.com> To: <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2002 10:28 PM Subject: Re: [INGREENE] Corlett > DID YOU SEE ANY CORLETTS BURIED ELEWHERE? RELATED TO WHALEY, CARMICHAEL, > WELBORN, BREEDEN, TARKINGTON, BURKE, COMBS, THANKYOU >

These are the only Daugherty/Dougherty names I could find. Taylor Township, Scotland Cemetery Daugherty, Dexter Leroy 30 July 1923-28 Dec 1993 Jackson Township, Kentucky/Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Dougherty, Catherine 17 Sept 1817-6 Mar 1899 Dougherty, Wilson 20 yr 10 mo 11 day 15 Oct 1884 Dougherty, John 48yr 8 mo 8da 24 Apr 1865 Dougherty, Benjamin 15 Nov 1844-20 Oct 1875 Dougherty, Laura 1863-1923 Dougherty, Wm. G. 1857-1916 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Lou Morgan" <mlmorgan@brightok.net> To: <INGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 4:59 AM Subject: [INGREENE] the cemeteries > Hi P. J. > I have been trying to find if there is a Robert and wife Sarah Dougherty [or daugherty]burried there? Time frame after 1840. they were in their 60 and 70's then. Thank you so much. Mary Lou > > > ==== INGREENE Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the list send your message to <INGREENE-L-request@rootsweb.com> for individual list messages; <INGREENE-D-request@rootsweb.com> for digest messages. Then put the word unsubscribe in the subject line and send your message. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I only visited Newberry and Bloomfield. The info I picked up was from the Greene County Historical Society in Bloomfield. Sorry, I cannot help you with the groundskeepers name, however, I am listing the Dishman in the Jackson Twp Cemeteries. Ashcraft Chapel Cemetery Dishman, Wanita 15 Apr 1925-25 Sep 1925 Dishman Cemetery Dishman, Casie B. 1897-1977 Dishman, Gertrude 1902-1987 Dishman, James D. 4 Jan 1919-22 Aug 1978 Dishman, Elsie 2 Aug 1920-1 July 1984 Dishman, Susannah d. 7 June 1862 Dishman, Felix d. 26 June 1878 Dishman, Claude 1895-1982 Dishman, Nell 1897- Dishman, Robert Emery 22 Apr 1949-25 Dec 1949 Dishman, Eric B. 22 Mar 1892-28 Nov 1949 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott Dishman" <scottdishman@hotmail.com> To: <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 7:33 AM Subject: Re: [INGREENE] Greene County Cemetaries > Hi PJ, > My name is Scott Dishman. I have several relatives that are buried in the > Dishman Cemetary in Greene County. I've visited there only once. Did you > happen to pickup any information on the Dishman Cemetary near Jackson > Township?? I can tell you a little about it myself, but it might be all old > information. I'm trying to find out who the groundskeeper there is. > > Scott Dishman > > > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: "P.J. Dehoog" <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> > Reply-To: "P.J. Dehoog" <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> > To: INGREENE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [INGREENE] Greene County Cemetaries > Date: Sat, 18 May 2002 20:56:50 -0700 > > I've just returned from Indiana. I was going to go to the Fort Wayne > Library but changed my mind and went to Greene County. I wasn't completely > prepared since it was a last minute change of plans but I was able to pick > up some useful information that I am willing to share. I picked up a copy > of "Cemeteries of Eastern Greene County Indiana". I will do look ups in > Beech Creek Township, Cass Township, Center Township, Highland Township, > Jackson Township, Richland Township, and Taylor Township. > > > ==== INGREENE Mailing List ==== > Need to reach Colleen, the discussion coordinator? Send her an email at > <ladyaudris@earthlink.net>. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go > to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp. > >

Hi P. J. I have been trying to find if there is a Robert and wife Sarah Dougherty [or daugherty]burried there? Time frame after 1840. they were in their 60 and 70's then. Thank you so much. Mary Lou

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carmichael, Weaver Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Ci.2ADE/4423.1.2 Message Board Post: I just recently purchased the John C.Carmichael Bible thru E-Bay because of the Weaver info, which is my family. The Bible has a publishers date of 1869. Some of the info was recorded after the fact. On the inside of the bible it states John Calvin Carmichael, his bible. Under Birth section it states that John Calvin Carmichael was born August 29, 1843. Mary Carmichael was born August 11, 1842. Mary Susan Carmichael was born 10/19/1865. William Mosely Crmichael was born 11/1/1868. Malinda Jane Carmichael was born 9/4/1871. Then under that in different greenish ink is an entry: possibly Lisa or Disa Elisabeth was born 5/27/1874. I have not been to library to check these out with census. Next page Under births, it gives; William Weaver b. 7/29/1836. Nancy A Weaver b.4/1/1838, Nathan Weaver b. 5/17/1840, Polly Weaver b. 8/17/1842, Matilda Weaver b. 6/20/1846; John Weaver b. 11/20,1847; Sarrah J. Weaver b.7/23/1850 Archabald Carmichael b. 4/17/1819. I believe the Archabald Carmichael was John Calvin's father born in Surry County, NC who moved to Indiana in 1830 or so and married Lizzie Sparks who was probably born in Wilkes Co.NC They were married in IN although the Bible doesn't have her name. Indiana Marriages before 1850 state that Elizabeth Sparks married Archibald Carmichael 11/22/1842 in Greene Co. IN. The Greene Co IN GenWeb site has an obituary for Archabald. I believe the listing of Weavers are the siblings of Mary. The Polly could be Mary. Birth dates are similar. One is 11/11/1842 birth the other is 11/17/1842 birth although the 7 of the 17 is much darker, as if it has been gone over. According to the 1850 Census of Greene County,In the parents of these Weaver children were Andrew and Susanna Weaver. In the deaths section of the bible, Mary Carmichael died 7/19/1888. John Calvin Carmichael died 3/16/1923. then a space and Wm Weaver died 6/22/1852 Nancy A.dyer died 3/27/1885, Matilda Arthur died 5/30/1876, Martha A.Weaver died 1/25/1882. another space then; Susan Weaver was born 1/6/1813 and died 1/21/1862 Andrew Weaver was born 11/4/1810 and died 3/4/1868. The first page had: John Calvin Carmichael married Mary (hard to tell how it is spelled..could be Weaver, Midrer,Wedrer but I believe it is Weaver. Married 1/21/1864. Under that is Mary S. Carmichael, William F. Bunger was married 5/31/1891 (This is proven by the marriage records of Greene Co. IN. ..I'm just not positive who they are yet) Just below that is John C. Carmichael 8 Mary El(not sure about middle initials) Carmichael married 10/20/1889. Not sure what the 8 after John C. Carmichael means, either. So I don't know whether this was the original John Calvin or someone else who married a little over a year after the original Mary died in 1888.

Here are the Corlett's listed at the Greene County Chapel Cemetery in Beech Creek Township. Corlett, Etta 1880 - 19?? Corlett, Harley A. 1879-1954 Corlett, Thomas B. 1855-1923 Corlett, Mary 1857-1933 Corlett, Joseph ??? Mother ??? Father Corlett, Winfred M. 25 May 1920 - 11 Oct 1971 Corlett, Iva M. 1890-1958 Corlett, Dennis M. 1885-1966 Corlett, Randell Vernon 9 Apr 1910-28 July 1910 Corlett, Norvell 19 Sep 1890 - 7 Mar 1915 Corlett, Iva May 22 Sep 1887 - 4 Oct 1913 Corlett, William H. Jr. 8 Sep 1847 - 25 Apr 1912 Corlett, Martha J. 28 May 1848 - 26 Jan 1929 Corlett, Eliza A. 15 May 1815 - 6 Nov 1908 Corlett, William H. 9 June 1815 - 8 Feb 1900 Corlett, Earsy F. 30 Apr 1891 - 21 May 1967 Corlett, Bertha L. 20 Apr 1891 - 17 Sep 1979 Corlett, Howard 26 Jan 1915 - 13 Feb 1915 ----- Original Message ----- From: <TRay5655@aol.com> To: <dehojopeg@earthlink.net> Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2002 9:29 PM Subject: corlett > HI, MY NAME IS TERESA CORLETT RAY. I AM TRYING TO FIND A GRAVE OF MY > GGGG-GRANDPARENTS. MOST OF THE RELATIVES ARE AT GREENE COUNTY CHAPEL. THE > NAMES ARE JAMES AND ELIZABETH WHALEY CORLETT. THEY ARRIVED IN GREENE COUNTY > AROUND 1820. ANY HELP APPRECIATED. TERESA >