Does anyone have any inforamtion about this family: My G-Grandmother was Martha J. Fatout (aka Mattie, b 1878 - d 1954). She was married to George Robbins. He was an engineer with General Motors. They mostlly lived in Anderson, but did go to Ohio for a short while. They had 9-10 children (listed below). George died in 1912. Martha became pregnant (while unmarried) by a "preacher" (name unknown) and gave birth to my Grandfather Charles Walter Robbins in April 1916. She worked in a a"daycare" facility while raising my grandfather. Children of George Robbins and Martha Josephine Fatout: 1 - Horace Percy Robbins b 1906 - d 1911 Scarlet Fever 2 - Frank B. Robbins b 1911 - d 1972 (He was deaf due to Scarlet Fever and was placed in the "deaf school" in Indianapolis. He worked as a typesetter on an Indianapolis newspaper. He married a woman named Anne and had 2 kids, Bill & Susie. 3 - Ruth - b bef 1911 d unknown. She married, name unknown, no children. 4 - Elizabeth b bef 1911 d unknown. Was adopted/raised in Elwood. Married Curtis Sparks and had 3 sons. 5 & 6 - Sarah & Olive (twins) b 1901 - d 1911 Scarlet Fever. 7 - Mary Edna b 1904 - d 1911 Scarlet Fever. 8 - Margaret b 10 Apr 1911 - d 30 Apr 1997 She was adopted/raised in Middletown by Emmett Gold. She married Lytle G. Porter. She had severn children, 3 girls & 4 boys. She worked in accounting for Warner Gear & the Chevrolet Factory, both in Muncie. 9 - Irene b bef 1911 d bef 1995. She was adopted/raised in New Castle by Mr & Mrs Hillbert. She married Manson Newby. 10 - Mildred b 22 Nov 1899 - d 7 Jun 1989 (Stilesville, IN). She married Clyde Thomas Fisher on 24 Jul 1926 and they had 8 children. If you know/knew any of these people, please contact me. Thanks, Dale Conklin-Levine

It's me again everybody. I also need to find out what orphanages &/or "daycares" were in Anderson, IN btwn. 1915-1920. Any ideas where to look? Thanks, Dale Conklin-Levine [email protected]

Hello everyone, I have a problem. I need to find out what churches were in/near Anderson btwn. 1910-1915 or a listing of all the clergymen in the area at that time. Does anybody have any idea where I can find this information? Dale Conklin-Levine [email protected]

Marcie in IN, Hi! I spoke with Sam Ellison yesterday (re: Pleasant Walk Cemetery). I did get some information on which of my family members are buried there (8 confirmed). I wanted to thank you again for getting me Sam's name & phone number. Also, you had mentioned prev. about photos. Do you live close enough to take some photos for me? I can provide the Section, Lot #, names, film, postage......! Looking forward to your reply. Dale Conklin-Levine

William, I had a friend check the cemetery records for Madison County. Here is his reply: These are the listings of PARKER'S that he has for Richland Twp. None of these cemeteries are close to Moonsville, IN. If Dollie died in or around 1840 there is probably no records, other than tombstone readings. There were so many fires prior to 1900 that almost all records were burned. The method of keeping them was very poor: in sheds, old barns etc. Don't know if this will help or not. Linda Parker, Alice L. 39 years 4 months 17 days d. July 13, 1885 Funk Cemetery Parker, Elias 38 years 13 days d. Nov. 11, 1875 Hartman Cemetery Parker, Elizabeth 65 Years 8 months 17 days d. April 1, 1866 Holson Cemetery Parker Jonathan Nelson Cemetery Parker, Rebecca 1 year 7 months 27 days d. July 25, 1869 Holson Cemetery Parker, Susanah 76 years d. Feb. 20, 1870 Holson Cemetery

Walter, No Parkers listed as buried in the Moonsville Cemetery. Linda

Linda, Thank you for looking up Dollie Langley Parker in the Moonsville Cemetery for me. For my further information, were there any burial records for anyone in the cemetery for the 1840's or even earlier, or was the cemetery developed at a later date? Would you know of any other cemeteries in the Richland Township where Dollie might be buried? I am assuming, since her husband Archibald lived in the Richland Township and had property there, that she probably died there. Would there be an index, for the whole of Madison County, of deaths and burial places for the 1840's? Walter >From: "Linda Ead" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [INMADISO-L] Moonsville Cemetery in Richland Township >Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2000 18:02:03 -0500 > >Walter, >No Parkers listed as buried in the Moonsville Cemetery. >Linda > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Jim, Thanks for this info. I will check with Dad and others as I don't know of a Wilma. I think, since this was in the 60's I might be able to find info. from the Post Office too. Thank you so much. Marcie in IN. -----Original Message----- From: Jim R <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, January 17, 2000 6:38 AM Subject: [INMADISO-L] RE:Fridley >Marcia >It was Middletown he worked at and lived there also >think he had about 4 kids,think another family lived south on Hy36 also > >

Marcia It was Middletown he worked at and lived there also think he had about 4 kids,think another family lived south on Hy36 also

Dollie (also spelled Dolly) Langley Parker is reportedly buried in the Moonsville Cemetery in the Richland Township. Dollie was born about 1810 in North Carolina, one of the children of Jonathan Langley and Hannah Smith. About 1830/32 Dollie married Archibald Parker, born about 1794 in North Carolina, some place in Indiana where her family was living. Dollie and Archibald had four children: Eleanor, Ira R., Jonathan, and Milton Parker. The last three children have been documented as being born in Delaware County, with the probability of the first born also being born in Delaware County. Sometime after 1840 the family moved to Madison County where Dollie died. Archibald, in the 1850 census for Madison, had remarried to Keziah (also spelled Kissiah) Sutton. Are there any references for those individuals buried in the Moonsville Cemetery? If so, is Dollie listed and what would be the date of her death? I have been unable to find a marriage record on the internet (Indiana State Library) for the marriages of Archibald to Dollie Langley or Kiziah Sutton. I understand that a handful of counties are not included in the above database. Would there be any other reference sources for me to check out. I live in a rural area in the farm belt of central California, My resources are limited except by ordering materials through the Family History Center. Thank you. Walter Wheeler ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

There is a name EVA GROYNN in the freshman class for the 1914 X-ray That is as close as I can find. Phil Swinford

Hi Jim, I don't know of a Wilma in our line, but if she was a FRIDLEY she has to be related some how. What Post Office are you talking about...Daleville ? I know we are related to all the FRIDLEY's in IN. and several that live out of state. I will talk to my dad and others to see if I can find out who Wilma is. Thank you for this info.. Do you know any Fridley's in Henry or Madison Co's., IN. ? Marcie in IN. -----Original Message----- From: Jim R <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, January 16, 2000 6:40 PM Subject: [INMADISO-L] RE: Fridley >Marcie in IN. Do youhave a Don Jones in this family, thinking they lived in >Daleville he married on of the daughters, a wilma. Mr Fridley I think worked >at the Postoffice in the 60's >Jim Rutledge [email protected] > > >

I checked the 1860 Indiana Census for James Reeves and find only one listed for Hancock co. He is 11 years old according to my census disc. I would be happy to give you all the family information on him if you are interested. He is the only James Reeves listed in Hancock co. in 1860. Neither of the sisters that you mentioned is listed at all. Barbara

Inquiry regarding the following: GEORGE WASHINGTON REEVES (son of Benjamin F, Benjamin, Asa, George, John, William, Timothy, Richard, John, Robert Reeves/Reeve/Rives/Ryves) Born 24 Feb 1821 Mason Co, KY Died ?after 1879? Married NAOMI A ROBINSON on 15 (?20) March 1843 in Rush County, IN (dau of William Robinson and Frances Walton) Birth date and location? Death date and location? Children: Albert G on 23 Nov 1848 where? Anna E on 16 Feb 1851 where? Minnie /Maimie M (?Margaret/Maggie) on 11 Apr 1861 where? Are there any other known children born between 1844 to 1847 and/or 1851 to 1860? Trying to locate parents of JAMES ROBINSON REEVES Born 27 Sept 1859 in Fortville, Hancock Co, IN (delivered by Dr Kennedy) Had two known sisters: EFFIE REEVES Unknown birth and location (Is the above Anna E �Effie�?) DELLA REEVES Unknown birth and location married (1) ? Miller and had three children married (2) ? Gilman reportedly from Fortville, IN Any information will be appreciated! Micki Fackenthal [email protected] Researching Howell, Collier, Fackenthal , Reeves, Snodgrass, Sturwold

Marcie in IN. Do youhave a Don Jones in this family, thinking they lived in Daleville he married on of the daughters, a wilma. Mr Fridley I think worked at the Postoffice in the 60's Jim Rutledge [email protected]

I would like to get the death certificate for my great grandfather James Harrison. He died 5 Oct. 1897 in Anderson, IN. I do not know what you charge for a certificate, so let me know. I will either forward a check to you or have you charge it on my credit card, whichever you prefer. You can let me know via email. Thank you Zoe Ellis Chandik email address: [email protected]

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Yes this is my Uncle. He was a barber, he had been married once before and I would like information on his first marriage and possible children. Did you know him personally? I met him once as a small child but know very little about him. His nickname was Beanie. I have know idea where that originated. I appreciate you info.. Do you know where his daughter is now? Thanks for you help. Della On Sat, 15 Jan 2000 18:31:16 EST [email protected] writes: > Hi, I knew a Earl Trueblood that lived on the corner of Crystal and > Cross > Street in Anderson, Indiana. He had a barber shop in the back yard > and it > faced Cross Street. Had a wife named Ruby and a daughter named > Nancy. Hope > this helps, Linda >

I know of a Clem Cemetery & a Booco Cemetery in Anderson, Madison Co., IN I have these in my files. Descendants of Edward Clem 1 Edward CLEM .. +Sarah CRAIG . 2 Lucy Jane CLEM b: 1891 d: 1955 ..... +Henry S. KEESLING b: 1871 m: 1919 d: Bet. 1953 - 1955 Descendants of Susan Booco 1 Susan BOOCO .. +Daniel HOPPES . 2 Elizabeth HOPPES b: 1829 d: 1901 ..... +Jacob RECTOR b: 1827 d: 1887 Descendants of Nancy Almeda Hoppes 1 Nancy Almeda HOPPES b: 1865 d: 1938 .. +Samuel Peter RECTOR b: 1862 m: 1882 d: 1941 Descendants of Sarah Hoppes 1 Sarah HOPPES b: September 14, 1870 in Madison Co., IN d: December 03, 1925 in Middletown, Henry Co., IN .. +John Wesley GUSTIN b: 1870 in Henry Co., IN d: April 23, 1947 in New Castle, Henry Co., IN

Ok, thanks for the info.. Every little bit helps. :) Marcie -----Original Message----- From: Karen S. Stoll <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, January 15, 2000 1:43 PM Subject: Re: [INMADISO-L] History Book >Hi Marcie: > >So far I haven't come across an Elnora FINK. > >Karen > >>Hi Karen, >> >>I have an Elnora FINK I'm searching. Could she be in your line too ? >>Elnora FINK m. to William FRIDLEY and had daug. Bessie E. FRIDLEY in 1883 >>Allen CO., IN., they lived at one time in Middletown Henry Co., IN.. >>All the FRIDLEY's in Henry and Madison Co.'s are my family. :) >>Marcie in IN. >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Karen S. Stoll <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >>Date: Saturday, January 15, 2000 1:12 PM >>Subject: Re: [INMADISO-L] History Book >> >> >>>Hello Theresa: >>> >>>Could you please check your book and see if you can find anything about >>>Elias FINK. >>> >>>Thank you. >>> >>>Karen Stoll >>> >>> >>> > > > >