Thank you so much! Queet
Although I couldn't find anything on Riggs, nor Saville, I typed up what I found in the book ~ and the following excerpts are taken from it) ~ SCIPIO, INDIANA: THREADS FROM THE PAST by Margaret Read MacDonald. Trusting, that if already known to you, that you enjoy it just the same. PROBATE RECORDS, Vernon Courthouse ORDER BOOK C, Probate Nov 1836 - Nov 1843 Jennings Probate Court August Term 1840 p. 277 Estate of Nicholas Amick, deceased vs The administrators And now comes the Administrators of the Estate of Nicholas Amick deceased and files in open court the following Sale Bill of the property sold on the fifth day of June 1840 belonging to said Estate to Wit, 25 bushels wheat at 40 cents per David W. Day {Antoinette's note: only Day listed, no Riggs nor Saville} ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WAR AND MORE WAR The sixties brought troubled times. Many of Scipio's young men went off to war. From cemetery readins and family memories we find: George Day Co. A., 22nd Ind. Ind. (5) Geneva Township: DAY, Parley H., Privt. Company I 52nd Regiment Indiana Volunteers - Gunshot wound in right arm April 9, 1864, Pleasant Hill, Georgia DAY, George Privt. Company A 22nd Regiment Indiana Volunteers - Gunshot wound in left shoulder, March 7, 1862, Pea Ridge, Arkansas 1870 ATLAS OF JENNINGS CO. list Geneva township's merchants: Coopering: James M. DAY, Queensville SCIPIO CORRESPONDENTS TO THE VERNON BANNER 1870s: Jan. 17, 1872: Queensville Items Mr. P. H. DAY is putting up a new cooper shop on Jones Street . . . . April 30th, 1873 Geneva Township Items The license for the only saloon in the township (John DAY'S) expires next month . . . Nov. 8, 1876 FROM SCIPIO On Friday night 27th ult. Mr. John DAY Jr and Miss Julia Blighton, entered upon the mymenical state for life. Such a racket as was heard in town that night, was enough to waken the dead. Sticks, tinpans, bells, etc. joined in the chorus to complete the grand medley. May 6th, 1878 FROM QUEENSVILLE Dr. W. W. Morton has trials and tribulations manifold in his buesiness relations, and had the sympathy of his many friends. If flesh is grass Then Parley DAY is not a fish But a bale of Hay. May 5, 1879 FROM SCIPIO Last Saturday George DAY caught four bass which he sold to some Vernone fishers for one dollar. There are some nice fish being taken from our glassy stream by our fishermen, weighing from one pound to five pounds. April 19, 1883 QUEENSVILLE P. H. DAY has torn away his old cooper shop which adds much to our town. DIARY OF GEORGE W. B. McCONNELL Scipio, Indiana 1887 Saturday, 27 August. A clear day. I went to Seymour with Joe Ryan and came back to Reddington with Clint DAY and went to the picnic in (Diggs (?) Grove, 4 miles west of Reddington and came home that night about 12 o'clock. I rode most of the way with Sherman Davis and Isac Davis. EXCERPTS FROM PLAIN DEALER - 1889-1890 Arranged by topic. BUSINESS: 4/14/1889. Fields and Green will be the new firm name. N. B. Fields and Medad Green having formed a partnership, and will enter the mercantile world. They have bought 60 feet front of Mrs. Mary DAY and will build immediately. DRINK: 2/5/90 There was very near a serious accident at our grog shop last Saturday. A man who was "full" was fooling with a gun that was also loaded, when the gun was discharged the shot tearing into the floor, narrowly missing George DAY. ORGANIZATIONS: 8/30/90. T. L. Green and Mich DAY with their wives went to Rushville last Thursday to attend the reunion of their old regiment, the 37th. EXCERPTS FROM THE REPUBLICAN, North Vernon, Indiana 5/21/97, P. H. DAY won the fancy set of dishes of over 100 pieces at Amick and Green's store. SCIPIO ANECDOTES Scipio Around 1900 -- The Pennsylvania Railroad operated passenger trains, two north and two south every day from Madison to Indianapolis. There were Sunday train excursions to both points, also freight trains. Charles Butler was in charge of the depot and ticket office. Bill DAY, Oliver Poore and Kale Hoppus carried the mail by wheelbarrow to the post office. Bread for the stores was shipped by train from North Vernon, not wrapped, and sold for five cents a loaf or six for a quarter. 1906-1910 In 1906 the Scipio correspondent to the North Vernon Sun showed a sense of humor and a fondness for "quoting" Scipio scions which gives us a lively picture of village life in those days. 2/23/06. John Andy Day, the witty Irishman of this place, is generaly seen in some of our stores on the loafer's bench, talking about and disucssing base ball or prizefighting. 3/2/06. John Andy says "he believes that he will get married." 3/16/06. John Andy says, "Begorry and I couldn't get married if I wanted to for those I want I can't get, and those I can get the devil won't have." Say John, have you tried Sears Roebuck . . . 4/13/06. John Andy was busy making garden the last week. He expects to be married in a few days. 4/20/06. John Andy got dog bit and is as mad as can be. The 1907 and 1908 "Honest Jim" sent in "Scipio Items" column to the North Vernon Plain Dealer. He lived on a farm down on Wyloosing and fussed a lot about his son "Abe" and wife "Hepsibah." Occasional the item was written by "Mrs. Honest Jim." Here are some sampes from Honest Jim's column. 2/7/07 EVERYBODY'S POEM. A few of our citizens I'll mention in rhyme, And I will mention you all if you'll just give me time. Three are Amicks, Clapps and Kiefers and Mays. Underwoods, Milholland, Roes and DAYS. Hutchings, Johnston and Uncle Dick Hall, Shinault, Morgans and Dady Mendhall, Waldruffs, Greathouse, Pools and Wilkins, Thompson, Tomlinson, Wrights and Perkins. Jones, Cains, Turneys and Skeltons, McConnells, Corwiths, Taylors and Sheltons, Keelty, Stigdon, Sheedy and Baringer, Ashton, Henrys, Neville and Banninster. Misner, Roach, Hamilton and Tharp, Carsons, Hayes, Tanner and Sharps, Mills, Wallace, Eastmans and Caseys, Ritzs, Pattens, Jolly and Macys. Bennett, Waltermire, McNulty and Dean, Emily, Helmich, Clark and Greens, Webb, Ashby, Cain and Wilkerson, Coverts, Wilsons, Brown and Richardson. Neal, Schmore, Lewis and Poor, Adams, Hulse, Welch and Moor, McNichlae, Waddel, Foley and Braddock, Banks, Foist, Butlers and Pollock. Waughtel, Spauling, Herring and Koker, Lafety, Watson, Dick Connell, the joker, Littles, Tuttles, Martin and Roscoe, Sutton and Hoppus is all I know. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 5/29/18. Soldier boys home, Harrison Hook, Wallace Heines, Orvel Foist and John DAY. Then of course the poem THE LITTLE TOWN OF SCIPIO with many a name in it. This I have sent out before and if okay with the list ~ or any individual person ~ I can e-mail it separately. Antoinette waughtel@oz.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Shanghai31@aol.com> To: <INJENNIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 7:48 AM Subject: Re: 100 Years Ago Today > What amazes me is that I never see anything about my family lines in this. > DAY, RIGGS, or SAVILLE. How is that possible? > > Queet >
What years did they live in Jennings and what area of Jennings? Terry On Wednesday 06 December 2000 10:48, Shanghai31@aol.com wrote: > What amazes me is that I never see anything about my family lines in this. > DAY, RIGGS, or SAVILLE. How is that possible? > > Queet
According to "stories" they loved close to Greensburg.....Rebecca and Harrison or Henry were married in 1838 in Decatur County.....had first child- Samuel abt 1839 or 40 in Jennings County.....After the father's death (Henry or Harrison) in abt 1848 they moved to Missouri....they are in the 1860 Census in Missouri.....
What amazes me is that I never see anything about my family lines in this. DAY, RIGGS, or SAVILLE. How is that possible? Queet
Hi Everyone, I just wanted to remind everyone to check the 100 Years Ago Today column for mention of their Jennings County ancestors. Go to http://www.northvernon.com. Click on Local News on the side menu and scroll down to 100 Years Ago Today. Terry
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Will do, Terry. One evening this week I will e-mail them - each one individually and also the William Deputy article. If there are others please let me know. Our house is in drastic straits at the moment too. My new little great grandson, his mommy, daddy and big little sister have moved in across the street but it is our house they come to <LOL> and then with Christmas on its way. Oh well, we are survivors. Antoinette waughtel@oz.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Engel" <tengel@sourceharvest.com> To: <INJENNIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 9:55 AM Subject: Lost info > Hi everyone, > > I have had a major disaster around here. It seems that my hard drive crashed > and I lost just about everything I had on email and on the Jennings county > page files. My computer guy husband says that he can eventually get just > about everything back from the backups and waving his magic wand and saying > the incantation, BUT that's going to take him alot longer than I want to wait. > > Here are some of my more pressing problems: > > I've lost all my lookup requests. I haven't been to the library in a couple > of weeks and I had some of them printed out but not nearly all. I usually > print all the lookup requests in the file right before going so that the > papers aren't misplaced. Many of these that I had were cemetery listings. > Anyway, if you have sent me a lookup request and I haven't gotten back with > you, please send it to me again at tengel@sourceharvest.com. > > Also, I took some pictures of a cemetery (Otter Creek) and I don't have the > address of the requestor to send them out. > > I had all the cemeteries in Jennings county in my files, but hadn't published > them yet. Also, I've lost all of my backup copies of the 110, 120 Years Ago > today column. Antoinette, if you have these, will you send them to me. I've > lost your address as well. > > There were many messages that I hadn't read that got lost in the crash. If > you sent me something in the last week or two and I didn't respond, please > send it again. > > Lastly, I was making a new page of personal web pages for those who have > ancestors in Jennings. If you had sent me a link, please send it again. I had > not published these as well. In addition, I had someone who sent me a picture > of Paris. The picture came through, but I have lost that as well as your name > and email address. > > I'm sure that I will get most of this back when my computer guy husband gets > around to it, but I would like to get things back and published as soon as I > can. I appreciate any help you guys can give me. > > Terry > Jennings county INGenWeb Coordinatory >
Posted on: Jennings County IN Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/Jennings/629 Surname: Myers, Meyers, Myres, Smiley ------------------------- JENNINGS COUNTY. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON THE MYERS FAMILY THAT RESIDED IN JENNINGS COUNTY FROM ABT 1838 TO ABT 1854. Henry Harrison Myers & Rebecca B. Smiley were married in 1838 in Decatur Co. Five children were born to them-Samuel, Richard James b. 1841, Eliza Ann, Harriett (Hattie) and William B born in 1848. Harrison was a pilot on the Ohio River and died in fall of 1848 leaving wife and children. The family move to La Belle Mo. abt 1854. Rebecca's father was William B. and her Mother was a Lossing...from Ripley County. Becca had 13 sisters and 3 brothers. Also looking for Myers Cemetery around Chestnut Ridge in JENNINGS County, Indiana
Hi everyone, I have had a major disaster around here. It seems that my hard drive crashed and I lost just about everything I had on email and on the Jennings county page files. My computer guy husband says that he can eventually get just about everything back from the backups and waving his magic wand and saying the incantation, BUT that's going to take him alot longer than I want to wait. Here are some of my more pressing problems: I've lost all my lookup requests. I haven't been to the library in a couple of weeks and I had some of them printed out but not nearly all. I usually print all the lookup requests in the file right before going so that the papers aren't misplaced. Many of these that I had were cemetery listings. Anyway, if you have sent me a lookup request and I haven't gotten back with you, please send it to me again at tengel@sourceharvest.com. Also, I took some pictures of a cemetery (Otter Creek) and I don't have the address of the requestor to send them out. I had all the cemeteries in Jennings county in my files, but hadn't published them yet. Also, I've lost all of my backup copies of the 110, 120 Years Ago today column. Antoinette, if you have these, will you send them to me. I've lost your address as well. There were many messages that I hadn't read that got lost in the crash. If you sent me something in the last week or two and I didn't respond, please send it again. Lastly, I was making a new page of personal web pages for those who have ancestors in Jennings. If you had sent me a link, please send it again. I had not published these as well. In addition, I had someone who sent me a picture of Paris. The picture came through, but I have lost that as well as your name and email address. I'm sure that I will get most of this back when my computer guy husband gets around to it, but I would like to get things back and published as soon as I can. I appreciate any help you guys can give me. Terry Jennings county INGenWeb Coordinatory
I would appreciate any lookups to find out where in VA did my William come from. There are deeds for Shelby Co KY and if anyone has access I would appreciate a lookup of deed before 1810 that might tell where in VA Wm came from. Family Group Sheet Name: William Clarkson Sr. Birth: ca 1770's VA Census: 1820 Shelby Co., KY Census Memo: Pg 152 Death: 1 Jul 1839 Jennings Co., IN Death Memo: according to History book Spouse: Barbara Death: Sep 1841 Jennings Co., IN Children 1 F: Mary Polly Clarkson Birth: 1791 VA Birth Memo: date according to census Census: 1840 BARTHOLOMEW CO., Columbus, IN Census Memo: # 123 Census: 1850 Bartholomew Co., Union Township, IN Census Memo: page 356B Census: 1860 Bartholomew Co., Union Township, IN Death: aft 1860 Spouse: Jacob Goode Marriage: 13 Sep 1822 Shelby Co., KY[1] 2 M: John C. Clarkson Sr. Birth: 27 Jun 1793 VA Death: 27 Aug 1861 Jennings Co., IN Burial: Jennings Co., IN Edwards Cemetery Spouse: Evenine Marriage: 15 Mar 1814 Shelby Co., KY[1] 3 F: Hannah Jane Clarkson Birth: 12 Apr 1795 VA Census: 1850 Jennings Co. IN, Bigger Twp Death: 28 Sep 1875 Jennings Co., IN Burial: Jennings Co., IN Edwards Cemetery Spouse: Elijah M. Edwards Marriage: 2 Nov 1813 Shelby Co., KY[1] 4 M: William Clarkson Jr. Birth: 1797 VA Death: bef May 1837 Jennings Co., IN Spouse: Elizabeth 5 F: Nancy Clarkson Birth: 1799 VA Birth Memo: according to census Census: 1850 Jennings Co., IN Vernon Twp Census Memo: Pg 362 Spouse: Thomas Jones Sr. Marriage: 24 Feb 1817 Shelby Co., KY[1] 6 M: Henry Clarkson Birth: 1801 Spouse: Mary "Polly" Denton Marriage: 16 Jan 1829 Gallatin Co., KY 7 F: Rebecca Clarkson Birth: 1805 Shelby Co., KY Spouse: Electius Thompson 8 M: Thomas C. Clarkson Birth: 1807 Shelby Co., KY Spouse: Elizabeth Wright Marriage: Henry Co., KY 9 F: Barbara Clarkson Birth: 1810 Shelby Co., KY Spouse: James Chambers Marriage: 27 May 1832 Jennings Co., IN Divorce: 24 Aug 1836 Spouse: John Walker Marriage: 14 Apr 1840 Jennings Co., IN 10 M: Lawson Clarkson Birth: 17 Dec 1812 Shelby Co., KY Census: 1840 Jennings Co., IN Census: 1850 Jennings Co., IN Campbell Twp Census Memo: pg 439 Census: 1860 Jennings Co., IN Campbell Twp Census: 1870 Jennings Co., IN Campbell Twp Census Memo: pg 25 Death: 28 Apr 1873 Jennings Co., IN Burial: Jennings Co., IN Vernon Cemetery Spouse: Louisa Denton Marriage: 19 Sep 1833 Jennings Co., IN 11 M: Hiram Clarkson Spouse: Elizabeth Wright Marriage: 9 Dec 1831 Henry Co., KY Notes for William Clarkson Sr. William was born in Virginia. Through a process of elimination, I believe that his father could be David Clarkson. David married Elizabeth "Patty" Redmon in Goochland Co in 1751. According to the Douglas Register a son, William, was born to this union on Sep 25, 1774 and was Baptized Jan 3, 1775. I don't know what happened to that William. Between 1800 and 1810 the family moved to Kentucky. By 19 May 1812 he bought 120 acres on Long Run, Shelby Co., from Caleb and Larkin Martin of Jessamine Co. for $600. Then on 10 Oct 1831 he bought another 44 acres from William Taylor of Oldham Co. for $110. He moved his family to Jennings Co., IN and sold both tracts of land to Hugh Galey in 1834 for $1124. Barbary signed this deed and her attorney, James Whitaker, "talked to her privately and apart from her husband" to make sure she was not being pressured into selling. On 9 Feb 1837, he was an original land purchaser in Jennings Co. where they settled on Graham Creek. When he died, his inventory consisted of a clock, a little spinning wheel, 18 yards of carpet and the usual household and farm items. Barbara received 4 acres and the brick dwelling house. However, she died between 10 Aug 1841 and 4 Oct 1841. Her son Henry was appointed administer and he gave her inventory as a horse, colt and household goods. Subject: Re: **CD 313** William Claxton Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 From: Lana Magiera <magiera@colint.com> Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1810 Claxton, William State : KY County : Shelby Co. Year : 1810 Page # : 213 Age ranges in household : 22010-2210100 **Claxton, William State : KY County : Shelby Co. Year : 1810 Page # : 225 Age ranges in household : 21101-2330100 > Shelby County Kentucky ResourceHoldings > > SHELBY COUNTY: > > Deeds 1792-1866; tax books 1774-97, 1799-1809, 1811-1830, 1835-37, 1840-75, 1879-92; > Where can I find these two books? I'm interested in finding where my William Clarkson/clarkston/Claxton came from in VA. He was in Shelby Co KY but I don't know when he first came. I hope that someone can help me. Donna ______________________________ Research Goochland Co VA by Douglas 975.501 G645d 1966 (ISL) Shelby Co., KY Deed Bk L pg 132 " Bk Z pg 150 " Bk C-2 Pg 88-89 [2] * Feb 9, 1837 Jennings Co. Court Records 1818-1850 977.201 J54hoc (ISL) Marriage Records Jennings Co. 1833-1845 Letter from Virginia Warfield - Shelbyville IN Notes for Mary Polly (Child 1) Subject: Re: CD**153** Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2000 From: Damon Floyd <damonf12@home.com> CD 153, 1st Edition IN 1840 CENSUS, BARTHOLOMEW CO., IN 1840 ============================================ SNDX ----NAME---- ----TOWNSHIP---- PAGE TYPE NOTES >G300 GOOD, Jacob COLUMBUS # 123 Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 From: Scotlass94@aol.com 1850 IN Bartholomew County, Union Township, page 356B: #875-875 [next door to David Good age 41 b. Tenn.] Jacob Good 64 m farmer $150 b. VA --Mary 59 f VA can't read or write --Senny [unsure of name] 17 m IN --Cynthia A. 19 f KY attended school --Absolem 13 m IN attended school Notes for John C. (Child 2) Dwelling Family Surname Given Name Age Sex Race Occupation Acres Nativity Vernon Towhship 433 433 Clarkson Ann 10 F Indiana 433 433 Clarkson Elizabeth 42 F KY 435 435 Clarkson Evenine 56 F KY 435 435 Clarkson John 56 M Farmer 1200 KY 435 435 Clarkson Lawson 23 M Farmer Indiana 435 435 Clarkson Thomas 18 M Farmer Indiana 435 435 Clarkson Elijah 16 M Farmer Indiana 435 435 Clarkson Enoch 10 M Indiana 436 436 Clarkson Jane 28 F Indiana 436 436 Clarkson John 25 M Farmer KY 436 436 Clarkson Thomas T. 2 M Indiana Jennings Co. IN Wills 1822-1913 977.201 J54how (ISL) pg 42 --- Book 1 Pg 476 dated 21 Jun 1852 1820 KY Census Shelby Co. Pg 152 Notes for Hannah Jane (Child 3) 1850 Jennings Co IN Bigger Towhship Dwelling# 447 447 Edwards Elijah M. 54 M Farmer & miller 5000 KY 447 Edwards Hannah 55 F VA Notes for Nancy (Child 5) Vernon Towhship 429 429 Jones Elijah 26 M Farmer KY 429 429 Jones Ellen 3 F Indiana 429 429 Jones Jane 26 F Ky 429 429 Jones Martha 6 F Indiana 430 430 Jones Abram 12 M Indiana 430 430 Jones John 16 M Farmer Indiana 430 430 Jones Nancy 51 F VA 430 430 Jones Thomas 52 M Farmer 1000 KY 431 431 Jones Mary Ann 21 F KY 431 431 Jones Matilda 4 F Indiana 431 431 Jones Thomas 25 M Farmer 100 KY 431 431 Jones William 2 M Indiana Notes for Henry (Child 6) [2] *1 Nov 1836 Notes for Henry & Mary "Polly" (Family) Gallatin County: Henry M. Clarkson to Polly Denton, father: James Marriage bond date: 16 Jan 1824 bondsman: James Denton Marriage returnt date: 16 Jan 1824 minister: Rev. Geo. Kendall Notes for Lawson & Louisa (Family) Jennings Co., IN Marriages 1818-1837 977.201 J54dm (ISL) Notes for Hiram (Child 11) Subject: Re: CD**316** Hiram CLARKSON Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 16:48:22 -0500 From: "Paul Stewart" <rskhdr@jaxnet.com> Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 Clarkson, Henry State : IN County : Jennings Co. Year : 1840 Page # : 227 Clarkson, Hiram State : IN County : Jennings Co. Year : 1840 Page # : 226 Sources 1. Shelby Co., KY Marriages 1792-1833 by Eula Hasskari 2. Holmes, Maurice, 1916-, Early landowners of Jennings County, Indiana, Shelbyville, Ind. : Holmes, 1976., Library of Congress -LC Control#: 77150387, Indiana State Library 977.201 J54h. Last Modified: 24 Apr 2000 Created: 29 Nov 2000 Please report corrections or additions to... Donna Carpenter 4375 Little Falls Rd Huntingtown MD 20639
I am looking for any and all info pertaining to the community of Centerville, Jennings Co, IN. I am doing a research project for my father-in-law who lives in the only house in the community still standing. (to my knowledge, anyway). He is also the unofficial custodian of the Centerville Cemetery and we are trying to put together a history of the community and the people who lived there. The old cemetery is in the process of being transcribed but so many of the graves are gone. Does anyone know what happened to the church records from the original church? I believe it was a Methodist church. Does anyone have any info on the cemetery, the community, the church, and/or the people who lived there? Thanks! Alinda M. Miller
Terry, Where are the editorials located, I looked and didn't see them but I did contact them by e-mail about achieving the papers, they sent me an answer that there were no plans to do that at this time but things could change. It never hurts for everyone to let them know how interested we are. Thanks Jenny ----- Original Message ----- From: Terry <tengel@sourceharvest.com> To: <INJENNIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 12:57 PM Subject: 100 Years Ago today > I wanted to remind everyone to check the 100 Years Ago today column at > http://www.northvernon.com. Go to local news and scoll down to find the > column. > > I've been reading everyone's request for them to archive the column in > the editorial section. Hopefully, they will decide to do that. Keep on > writing. > > Terry > >
Hi everyone, I just received this and thought I'd pass it along in case anyone is interested. Terry >Dear List Owner. I have started a new mailing list called IN-Cemeteries. It is a mailing list for anyone interested in locating, and preserving historical information about, Indiana cemeteries or sharing information about them. To subscribe to this list - have your members send the word subscribe to IN-Cemeteries-L-request@rootsweb.com or IN-Cemeteries-D-request@rootsweb.com for the digest form. I look forward to helping this list grow and become another tool for those researching in Indiana. Kathleen Burnett List Mom
I wanted to remind everyone to check the 100 Years Ago today column at http://www.northvernon.com. Go to local news and scoll down to find the column. I've been reading everyone's request for them to archive the column in the editorial section. Hopefully, they will decide to do that. Keep on writing. Terry
Posted on: Jennings County IN Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/Jennings/624 Surname: ------------------------- The address for the state hospital in Jennings County is: Muscatatuck State Developmental Center P.O. Box 77 Butlerville IN 47223
Posted on: Jennings County IN Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/Jennings/623 Surname: Howard, Carson ------------------------- According to my index of Jennings County marriages, Thomas HOWARD and Mary E. CARSON were married 15 June 1880. Scipio is located in Geneva Township, and if you haven't already done so, you should look at the 1860 and 1870 census records of that township. This may help you find their parents' names.
Happy Thanksgiving Fellow Genealogist! God Bless You All! Warm Regards, Dennis W. Stein dstein@chesapeake.net The Genealogy Home of Dennis and Lisa Stein can be found at: http://www.chesapeake.net/~dstein/usr/home/dstein/public_html/genealogy.htm Listing the following SURNAMES: ABBOTT, BEAN, BYERLY, CURTIS, DANIELS, DEMENT, DUNN, ELLIS, FREEMAN, GOULD, HAMMOND, HICKS, HOLLENBECK, LUX, NORRIS, REDMAN, STEIN, STROUD, WALLACE, and more. Crosswalk.com - The intersection of faith and life (http://www.crosswalk.com/)
Thanks Terry, Have a nice Thanksgiving. Louise in MI On Tue, 21 Nov 2000 11:38:06 -0500 Terry <tengel@sourceharvest.com> writes: > I just wanted to remind everyone to check the 100 Years Ago Today > column. Go to http://www.northvernon.com. Click on Local News on the > side menu. then scroll down to the 100 Years Ago column. > > Terry > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
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