This is my INMAN line..... Descendants of Thomas E. INMAN 1 [3] Thomas E. INMAN . +Mary A. Elizabeth MOWERY 2 Elkanah Inman .... +Mary J. Matthews 2 Charity Alice INMAN .... +James Henry FISH 2 [1] Edward Inman .... +Bena. K. Osborn *2nd Wife of [1] Edward Inman: .... +Sallie E. Sipes 2 [2] Elza J. Inman .... +Rhenia F. Mathews *2nd Wife of [2] Elza J. Inman: .... +Sallie E. Sipes 2 Thomas E. Inman .... +Frances M. Allen 2 Theodore Inman .... +Frances Mallen 2 Sarah Lucretia Inman .... +Paris Sargent 2 Minnie Inman .... +George F. Waggoner *2nd Wife of [3] Thomas E. INMAN: . +Hester Denning Kate [email protected] > My grandmother was Bessie Inman George. Her parents were Norval Randolph > Inman and Martha Edna Edington. I believe that > Charity Moser was her grandmother. > Thank you, > Linda George Curtis >

Sorry about this, it wasn't intended to go to the list. Perhaps you who are interested will get some answers. ----- Original Message ----- From: clarice mitchell <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 7:15 PM Subject: Re: [INLAWREN] Book > Thanks for your reply. The books will sell for $16.00 or if mailed will be > $20.00. I plan to go into town Monday to get them ordered. It shouldn't be > too long, just a few days. Who was your grandmother Inman? John Inman Sr > is the oldest Inman in the book born 10 Mar 1791 in VA. His wife was > Charity Mosier. I will e-mail you when I get the books. You aren't far > away from Bedford. Clarice > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 11:03 AM > Subject: Re: [INLAWREN] Book > > > > I would like to reserve a copy of the book. My paternal grandmother was > an > > Inman and I don't know a great deal about that > > area of Indiana. > > Linda George Curtis > > Charlestown, IN. > > > > > >

Thanks for your reply. The books will sell for $16.00 or if mailed will be $20.00. I plan to go into town Monday to get them ordered. It shouldn't be too long, just a few days. Who was your grandmother Inman? John Inman Sr is the oldest Inman in the book born 10 Mar 1791 in VA. His wife was Charity Mosier. I will e-mail you when I get the books. You aren't far away from Bedford. Clarice ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 11:03 AM Subject: Re: [INLAWREN] Book > I would like to reserve a copy of the book. My paternal grandmother was an > Inman and I don't know a great deal about that > area of Indiana. > Linda George Curtis > Charlestown, IN. > >

Noticed that you are researching the INMAN family also, as I am too. The other family names that lived where Crane is now are; FISH, HOLLAND, STULTZ, IKERD, CROW, MYERS and of course INMAN. Would love to share what information with those that are researching the same names too. Kate [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 11:03 AM Subject: Re: [INLAWREN] Book > I would like to reserve a copy of the book. My paternal grandmother was an > Inman and I don't know a great deal about that > area of Indiana. > Linda George Curtis > Charlestown, IN. >

My grandmother was Bessie Inman George. Her parents were Norval Randolph Inman and Martha Edna Edington. I believe that Charity Moser was her grandmother. Thank you, Linda George Curtis

Clarice, I would like too put my name in for a book? Should I give you my address over the list or private e-mail since mine will have to be mailed. Thanks. Roberta Summers.

The reprint of the book "Memoirs of Crane Naval Weapons Support Center and Surrounding Areas Prior To The Naval Installation" by Ermel Lewis are all sold. This book is about living and growing up in the area before the government bought the land in Martin County, IN. Family group sheets are included for the Adkins, Collins, Crane, Crooke, Dillon, Fish, Garrett, Gee, Hatfield, Hitchcock, Inman, Kelsey, Kenady, Kirkman, Lewis, Price, Roach, Rollins, Roberts, Sargent, Shoemaker, Simpson, Sims, Sipes, Skeen, Spear, and Waggoner families. Some pedigree charts and lots of pictures are included. More copies will soon be available. For more information and to reserve a copy contact: Clarice H. Mitchell

I would like to reserve a copy of the book. My paternal grandmother was an Inman and I don't know a great deal about that area of Indiana. Linda George Curtis Charlestown, IN.

In a message dated 10/20/2000 8:57:21 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << The reprint of the book "Memoirs of Crane Naval Weapons Support Center and Surrounding Areas Prior To The Naval Installation" by Ermel Lewis are all sold. This book is about living and growing up in the area before the government bought the land in Martin County, IN. Family group sheets are included for the Adkins, Collins, Crane, Crooke, Dillon, Fish, Garrett, Gee, Hatfield, Hitchcock, Inman, Kelsey, Kenady, Kirkman, Lewis, Price, Roach, Rollins, Roberts, Sargent, Shoemaker, Simpson, Sims, Sipes, Skeen, Spear, and Waggoner families. Some pedigree charts and lots of pictures are included. More copies will soon be available. For more information and to reserve a copy contact: Clarice H. Mitchell >> I have been trying to find that book for years...how do we get in touch with Clarice Mitchell?? Nancy [email protected]

George A. Moungie, born abt 1882 in KY, married Ida May Wilburn, also born in KY. Their daughter, Thelma, born 1900 in KY, married Roy Gardner, born 1895 in IN, son of Sam and Sarah B. Jackson Gardner, 2 Jun 1919 in Clark County, IN. The marriage license lists everyone's residence as Bedford, Lawrence County, IN. I know that George Moungie was still alive Dec 1930, but I don't know where he lived then. The rest of his family lived in Toledo, OH and Louisville, KY and he was not with them. George and Ida had at least one more daughter. Any information on any of this family would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Sandi Whitty

Recently I was in a courthouse looking for land records on an ancestor and couldn't find it in the general index. I found a subsequent deed when my Robert Gano sold the land but couldn't find an entry in the index to show who he purchased it from. The clerk came to help and told me I should look in the numerical index. I don't ever remember hearing of this index before. This index is numerically arranged by the Township, Range, and section of the land. If you have the description then you can look up the land in the numerical index. This index shows all the activity on the land. In my case it showed where my Robert Gano was the original owner from a land grant in 1871 and then proceeds to show everyone who purchased or sold it. Somehow the general index had missed recording Robert Gano's land record but it was recorded in the numberical index. I just want to pass this along to others researching land deeds. Karen

I haven't checked the site completely yet, but it appears to lead to some valuable information about old photos. I did browse through theOld Photo Guide area. It describes all types of old photographs, mounting materials, etc and has downloadable forms and charts, and tips for dating old photos http://www.city-gallery.com/ Janet Endris - [email protected] INGenExchange Lawrence Co. Contact http://www.genexchange.org/county.cfm?state=IN&county=LAWRENCE GenExchange - http://www.genexchange.org USGenExchange - http://www.genexchange.org/us.cfm National Bio-Bin - http://www.genexchange.org/biobin.cfm

Posted on: Lawrence County, IN Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/In/LawrenceObits/722 Surname: Bell, Poppelwell, Turpin, Moats, McCawley, Walls, Phena ------------------------- The Bedford Daily Times Friday, March 11, 1927 page 1, column 2 DEATH COMES TO ARTHUR M. BELL Funeral Services to be Conducted from Church of God Saturday Afternoon Arthur Melton Bell, aged 69 years, 11 months and 12 days died Thursday afternoon at 2:45 at his home on North M Street near the incorporate limits of the city following an illness from complications brought about by his extreme years. He is survived by the widow, six daughters, Mrs. Amanda Poppelwell, of Anderson; Mrs. Betty Turpin, of Bedford; Mrs. Lena Moats, of Beech Grove; Mrs. Bertha McCawley; and Mrs. Effie Walls, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Mary Adams, of Bloomington; one brother, Frank Bell, of Bedford, and one sister, Mrs. Phena, of Beech Grove. Funeral services will be conducted from the Church of God, of which he was a member, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. A.J. Haste and burial will follow in Green Hill cemetery.

I am searching for info on the descendants of Emily (PROSSER) WIGLEY b. abt 1870 Lawrence Co.IN She is the dau. of Benjamin F. PROSSER & Jane M. SIMMONS. Does anyone know: 1. What her husband's first name was? 2. Did they have children? 3. When & where did she die? Thanks Cathy

----- Original Message ----- From: "josia" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 9:06 AM Subject: [INLAWREN] Nancy Ellen Hudson > > Nancy Ellen Hudson was b.1866 in Warren County, KY. near Bowling Green. > She married Robert Ambrose Greathouse > 5-7-1884. He was b.11-13-1861. They had 2 daughters and 5 sons. Robert > died 3-31-1905. > > Shortly after his death Nancy and the 5 sons moved to Bedford, Indiana. > They stayed with a lady called "Grandma Mathews". Don't know if she was > a relative. Nancy died 1945 in Lawrence County. She is buried in Beech > Grove Cemetery. > > Have not been able to find any info on Nancy's parents or siblings. > Nancy and > Robert were my husband's grandparents. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated! > Thank you > Josia Greathouse Hi Josie Mae, I don't know if you remember me or not. I remember you when you lived at Trinity Springs. I used to visit your Mom and Dad with Roger & Rosie Abel. My name is Nancy Baker and I am married to Dale Baker that lived out in the country from Trinity Springs. You probably remember his nephews, Bob Pruiit, Sonny Pruitt, and Broz Pruitt. I still see your parents occasionally when they visit Roger & Rosie. I found the following in the Lawrence Co. marriages and thought maybe this would be a connection to your family. Clarence Matthews, age 19, parents: Brant & Eliza Hudson Matthews. Married Oma Hill, 7 June 1902. Mattie Hudson, age 20, b. KY. Father: Elijah Hudson. Mother;s name not given. Married Alva Callahan, 22 Mar 1896. I did not find any of these people in the 1880 census. Must have come to Indiana later. Beech Grove Cemetery Records Brant Matthews, 1859- 1937 Eliza Matthews, 1847 - 1940 Sidney Matthews, 1891 - 1972 If I can be of further help to you please let me know. Take care, Nancy from Shoals, IN

In reference to Grandma Matthews - when doing your research keep in mind that the names Mathis and Matthews were used somewhat interchangeably by the same families in Lawrence County. Often times it is the same family - seems like they could not agree on what name to use! I am not related to any Mathis or Matthews by blood - but many of them married into the Flinn and Guthrie and Williams families. Pat

Nancy Ellen Hudson was b.1866 in Warren County, KY. near Bowling Green. She married Robert Ambrose Greathouse 5-7-1884. He was b.11-13-1861. They had 2 daughters and 5 sons. Robert died 3-31-1905. Shortly after his death Nancy and the 5 sons moved to Bedford, Indiana. They stayed with a lady called "Grandma Mathews". Don't know if she was a relative. Nancy died 1945 in Lawrence County. She is buried in Beech Grove Cemetery. Have not been able to find any info on Nancy's parents or siblings. Nancy and Robert were my husband's grandparents. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you Josia Greathouse

Im looking for decendents of Wm. White who married Mary Ann Phipps in 1830? Lawrence Co IN. They had a son named JONATHAN White. Mary Ann was born 1815 , her father was Littleberry Phipps(BERRY). They came to Lawrence Co. IN. 1836, following the John, And Stephen POTTER and Martha PHIPPS POTTER. They are buried behind Stone City Mall.IN 1828, and 1863. This is a destroyed cemetery. only 2 stones are hidden among trees. I am interested in finding the parents of LITTLEBERRY PHIPPS b. 1790 N.C. [email protected]

They are not in the Cemetery database - However, in Marriages 1886-1907 I found - Mary F. Burris - age 17 born in KY daughter of Albert Burris and Sarah A. Dudly married James T. O'Neal 8 Dec 1892. Joe Weber Bedford, Indiana Cartego delenda est. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2000 8:11 PM Subject: [INLAWREN] Burris > Looking for the Burris family in Avoca in Lawrence Co. mid to late 1800's. > Head of household was Albert Anderson Burris, Wife Sarah Ann Dudley Burris >

Looking for the Burris family in Avoca in Lawrence Co. mid to late 1800's. Head of household was Albert Anderson Burris, Wife Sarah Ann Dudley Burris