Thank you, Phyllis! Joan Derry

Joan: It will tuesday before I can get to your request. Have Sunday & Monday off. Phyllis

Good morning Phyllis -- How wonderful for you to offer to look up early birth records from Madison County! I am researching the family of DERRY (Dairy, Darey, Darry, Darrey, Derrey, Dery). One of the early settlers was JEREMIAH DERRY (b-1802). My interest is in ANY folk by this name as I am trying to weave the family together. A big first-name focus would be JACOB DERRY. Thanks so very much! Joan Derry MDMama2841@aol.com

I can provide a few additional details, although I'm not sure of the source and there are a few problems (e.g., Thomas & Sarah appear to have married well after the birth of their child). Some of the dates differ from those in your list: Thomas Beals (b. 1625/1630 in Beal-on-the-Hill, North Durham, England; d. in Pennsylvania) m. 3 Oct 1685 in Edgemont, PA to Sarah Edge (b. Jul 1657 in St. Andrews, Holborn, Middlesex, England; d. 26 Apr 1692 in Chester, Delaware Co., PA). I have info on 5 generation's of Sarah's ancestors (back to about 1545). John Beals (b. Abt 1665 in Rumbaldaweeke, Sussex, England; d. 17 Dec 1726 in Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA) m. 11 Jan 1682 in Chester, Delaware Co., PA to Mary Clayton (b. 29 Jun 1665 in Rumbaldaweeke, Sussex, England; d. 1682 in Calvert, Baltimore Co., MD. Mary Beals [d/o John Beals & Mary Clayton] (b. 24 Feb 1692 in Chester Co., PA; d. 1740 in Fredrick, VA) m. 1 Apr 1710 in Concord, Chester Co., PA to Richard Harrold (b. 1680 in England; d. bef 1730 in PA). {Richard's father also was named Richard and was b. in 1664 in England). [Descendants of this line can be traced to NC, OH, and first appear in Grant Co., IN by the 1840's [Nathan Brown Moon and Leah Schooley Harrold] and Madison Co. about 1900 [Mabel Evaline Keller and siblings]. -- Ted ----- Original Message ----- From: <GraveNews2@aol.com> To: <INMADISO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 7:13 AM Subject: [INMADISO-L] Beals, Bowater, Williams > Hi to some of the east-central Indiana lists. In cleaning out some of my old > research files, I ran across an ancestor chart. I recognize some of the > surnames that I recall seeing on some of the lists and thought the chart > might provide some clues to those researching these surnames. In my opinion, > the dates contained in the chart are questionable, as some of these families > appear to be Quaker names. If so, the dates shown on the chart are > Gregorian dates rather than Quaker dates. Clear? Anything that appears to > be notes were on the chart. > _______ > Chart prepared by Richard Williams, Phoenix AZ, 1972 (no address shown) > > Thomas Beals, b. & d. England, > John Beals s/o Thomas Beals b. 1 Nov 1665 England, d. 11 July 1682, will > probated 10 July 1726, m. 11 July 1682m Mary Clayton b. 29 May (June) 1665 > England. Mary Clayton was the d/o William & Prudence (Mickel) Clayton. > > John Beals Jr, s/o John & Mary (Clayton) Beals b. 28 Nov 1685 PA, d. 1745 > Hopewell VA, m. 14 Sept 1711, Sarah Bowater b. 17 Jan 1689 Chester Co PA, d/o > Thomas & Sarah (Edge) Bowater. > > Prudence Beals d/o John Beals Jr & Sarah Bowater b. 1720, d. 25 June 1815 NC, > m. 11 Oct 1746, Richard Williams b. 1694 MD, d. 6 May 1781 New Garden NC. > He was the s/o William & Margaret Williams of Wales. > > Charity Williams d/o Richard & Prudence (Beals) Williams, b. 6 May 1750 (8 > mo.) Prince George Co MD, d. 17 Mar 1840 Spiceland IN, m. 17 May 1769 New > Garden NC William Hiatt b. 1742 New Garden NCm d. 1814 Guilford Co NC. > > John Bowater, b. England > Thomas Bowater s/o John Bowater b. 10 Feb 1665 England, m.. 4 Aug 1685 to > Sarah Edge b. 1664 St Andrews Eng. d. 1692 Chester Co PA, d/o John & Jane > Edge. John Edge b. 1646 Eng, d. 1711 PA. > > Lou >

Hi to the lists, I'm sorry I didn't make it clear when I posted the info on the title surnames. These are not my families. I apologize for the inconvenience. Lou

Searching for many of my cousins who lived in Madison county. I am desperately in need of the marriage records for these people. Jesse Gwinn 1808-1853 Sophia Huntzinger 1818-1852 Mary Gwinn 1836-1919 David Conrad 1828-1919 Mary Conrad 1855 Laura 1857 Jonathan 1858 Ira 1871 David Elbert 1873 Bertha Rhoudebush Adelaid 1905 George D 1907 Curtis E 1909 Marcus 1914 Lewis 1838 Harvey Gwinn 1842 Insane wife Marietta 1867 Jesse W 1868 sp- Catherine M Jones Anna Lou Gwinn 1904 sp- Melissa Eveline Gentry Charity 1877 sp- Ernest M Conrad Bernice Evelyn Conrad Rolling H 1889 sp- unkn Melinda 1846 Amanda 1850 --------------- James Gwinn 1811-1902 sp- Mary Huntzinger Susan/Suzanna Gwinn sp- William Prather Madison B Prather sp- Cora B Alexander Glen L Prather 1898 Sylvester G Prather 1869-1961 sp- India Gwinn Ivan Prather 1906 Laban Gwinn 1841 sp- Barbary James Grant Gwinn 1866 Mary Hazel 1890 Forest L 1893 sp- Elizabeth Prather Sylvester Gwinn 1845 (went to Hamilton county) sp- Elizabeth Keck james M Gwinn 1869 Anna Gwinn 1872 Alta Gwinn 1878 Sarah Gwinn sp- Amanda Sowers Melinda Gwinn 1847 sp- Alexander W McClintick Mary L McClintick Augustus Ellsworth McClintick Everitt Orestes McClintick -------------- William Hanger 1807-1900 Jane "Jennie" Gwinn Elizabeth Isabel Hanger 1836 Sarah Ann 1839 Samuel M 1841 sp- Elizabeth O Busby Will Hanger 1874 Everett W hanger 1876 Bessie Hanger 1879 Mary Hanger 1843 Louisa 1845 Martha Ann 1845 sp- James A Stevens Jonathan 1847 Harriott 1850 ---------------- Seeking the children of Alexander Gwinn and wife Mary Gwinn who both died in Madison county. Know a minimum of three were born in Virginia before leaving for Indiana. Mary married James Freel after Alexander -------------- John Gwinn 1812-1878 Florence Graham 1818-1879 Isabell J Gwinn 1840 sp- William H Wolfe Sophia Eveline Gwinn 1843 James Gwinn 1845 sp- Elizabeth A Wolfe India Gwinn 1872 Marshall Gwinn 1873 sp- Margaret Elizabeth 1900 sp- Shelp Howard M 1904 Herbert C 1905 Robert Paul 1907 Benton Gwinn 1876 sp- Edith M georgeanna 1908 Hallie 1910 Samuel 1882 sp- Winifred E Margerie Gwinn 1908 Lafe 1887-1972 Catherine V Betty Lou Lewis ------------------ Robert Gwinn 1814 Nancy Ellison William 1838 Sarah 1839 Elizabeth 1841 Joseph 1843 John C 1845 Virginia C 1846 Rachel 1850 James 1851 ------------ Robert Johnson 1814 Emily Gwinn 1814-1854 Martha J Johnson 1834 Anna 1836 Mary 1838 John 1840 Andrew 1842 William 1844 James Lewis 1849 --------- Beckie

These are definitely Quaker names. However, there is no proof of the parentage of John Beals. Both Thomas & William have been offered, with no proof. Also, that date of birth is suspect as well. The Quaker-Roots list would be able to help you out more with these lines. --- GraveNews2@aol.com wrote: > Hi to some of the east-central Indiana lists. In > cleaning out some of my old > research files, I ran across an ancestor chart. I > recognize some of the > surnames that I recall seeing on some of the lists > and thought the chart > might provide some clues to those researching these > surnames. In my opinion, > the dates contained in the chart are questionable, > as some of these families > appear to be Quaker names. If so, the dates shown > on the chart are > Gregorian dates rather than Quaker dates. Clear? > Anything that appears to > be notes were on the chart. > _______ > Chart prepared by Richard Williams, Phoenix AZ, 1972 > (no address shown) > > Thomas Beals, b. & d. England, > John Beals s/o Thomas Beals b. 1 Nov 1665 England, > d. 11 July 1682, will > probated 10 July 1726, m. 11 July 1682m Mary Clayton > b. 29 May (June) 1665 > England. Mary Clayton was the d/o William & > Prudence (Mickel) Clayton. > > John Beals Jr, s/o John & Mary (Clayton) Beals b. 28 > Nov 1685 PA, d. 1745 > Hopewell VA, m. 14 Sept 1711, Sarah Bowater b. 17 > Jan 1689 Chester Co PA, d/o > Thomas & Sarah (Edge) Bowater. > > Prudence Beals d/o John Beals Jr & Sarah Bowater b. > 1720, d. 25 June 1815 NC, > m. 11 Oct 1746, Richard Williams b. 1694 MD, d. 6 > May 1781 New Garden NC. > He was the s/o William & Margaret Williams of > Wales. > > Charity Williams d/o Richard & Prudence (Beals) > Williams, b. 6 May 1750 (8 > mo.) Prince George Co MD, d. 17 Mar 1840 Spiceland > IN, m. 17 May 1769 New > Garden NC William Hiatt b. 1742 New Garden NCm d. > 1814 Guilford Co NC. > > John Bowater, b. England > Thomas Bowater s/o John Bowater b. 10 Feb 1665 > England, m.. 4 Aug 1685 to > Sarah Edge b. 1664 St Andrews Eng. d. 1692 Chester > Co PA, d/o John & Jane > Edge. John Edge b. 1646 Eng, d. 1711 PA. > > Lou > ===== Travis LeMaster travis_lemaster@yahoo.com 208 E. Water St. Alexandria, IN 46001 USA LeMaster Family Genealogy Page: www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8494 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - 35mm Quality Prints, Now Get 15 Free! http://photos.yahoo.com/

Hi to some of the east-central Indiana lists. In cleaning out some of my old research files, I ran across an ancestor chart. I recognize some of the surnames that I recall seeing on some of the lists and thought the chart might provide some clues to those researching these surnames. In my opinion, the dates contained in the chart are questionable, as some of these families appear to be Quaker names. If so, the dates shown on the chart are Gregorian dates rather than Quaker dates. Clear? Anything that appears to be notes were on the chart. _______ Chart prepared by Richard Williams, Phoenix AZ, 1972 (no address shown) Thomas Beals, b. & d. England, John Beals s/o Thomas Beals b. 1 Nov 1665 England, d. 11 July 1682, will probated 10 July 1726, m. 11 July 1682m Mary Clayton b. 29 May (June) 1665 England. Mary Clayton was the d/o William & Prudence (Mickel) Clayton. John Beals Jr, s/o John & Mary (Clayton) Beals b. 28 Nov 1685 PA, d. 1745 Hopewell VA, m. 14 Sept 1711, Sarah Bowater b. 17 Jan 1689 Chester Co PA, d/o Thomas & Sarah (Edge) Bowater. Prudence Beals d/o John Beals Jr & Sarah Bowater b. 1720, d. 25 June 1815 NC, m. 11 Oct 1746, Richard Williams b. 1694 MD, d. 6 May 1781 New Garden NC. He was the s/o William & Margaret Williams of Wales. Charity Williams d/o Richard & Prudence (Beals) Williams, b. 6 May 1750 (8 mo.) Prince George Co MD, d. 17 Mar 1840 Spiceland IN, m. 17 May 1769 New Garden NC William Hiatt b. 1742 New Garden NCm d. 1814 Guilford Co NC. John Bowater, b. England Thomas Bowater s/o John Bowater b. 10 Feb 1665 England, m.. 4 Aug 1685 to Sarah Edge b. 1664 St Andrews Eng. d. 1692 Chester Co PA, d/o John & Jane Edge. John Edge b. 1646 Eng, d. 1711 PA. Lou

Hi Zack Thanks for responding. The info you provided may be helpful. I'm particularly interested in the last part of your last sentence which reads: "the Da orinally came from NJ". Two questions. 1. Did you mean the Da to be Davis? 2. How did you find out those Davis' came from NJ? This is real important as the parents of my Asa Davis came from NJ. Looking forward to your answers. Eldon

Do you have any Information on a Fred Fenimore b 03/31/1904 D Jul 1982 possible born in Alexandria IN He married Edna Thompson From Alex Thanks in advance Jim R nioio@gate.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Zackbenet@aol.com> To: <INMADISO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: September 26, 2000 3:25 PM Subject: Re: [INMADISO-L] CRAYCRAFTs and JACKSONs > Hi Eldon, > > John Craycraft married Mary Ann Fenimore in 1832 in Delaware County and ended > up lived in Madison County. I am related to the Fenimores. Mary Ann Fenimore > was born @ 1815 in Union Township, Ross County, Ohio, daughter of Ebenezer > Fenimore and Mary of Pittsburgh, PA then to Ross County, Ohio by 1800. > > Other possibilities.... some of my other ancestors' extended relatives came > to Delaware/ Madison/ Jay/ Randolph Counties from Warren County, Ohio. There > are some Davis families there in Hamilton/ Harlan Township, Warren County, > the Da originally came from New Jersey. > > Regards > > Zack > >

Hi Eldon, John Craycraft married Mary Ann Fenimore in 1832 in Delaware County and ended up lived in Madison County. I am related to the Fenimores. Mary Ann Fenimore was born @ 1815 in Union Township, Ross County, Ohio, daughter of Ebenezer Fenimore and Mary of Pittsburgh, PA then to Ross County, Ohio by 1800. Other possibilities.... some of my other ancestors' extended relatives came to Delaware/ Madison/ Jay/ Randolph Counties from Warren County, Ohio. There are some Davis families there in Hamilton/ Harlan Township, Warren County, the Da originally came from New Jersey. Regards Zack

This was in my morning mail so thought I should get this out if anyone out there has ancestors inturned here. Beej in AZ Subj: Re: BRIDGETON MEMORIAL PARKBRIDGETON MEMORIAL PARK Date: 9/24/00 8:00:25 AM US Mountain Standard Time From: <A HREF="mailto:MSmith3030">MSmith3030</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:JumpinBeej">JumpinBeej</A> Here is a list of names you can send out with your other notes. Pat Jones Smith BRIDGETON MEMORIAL PARK Bridgeton, Missouri 1843 -------- 1963 This burying ground at 4616 Long Road was made into a memorial park in 1962. In 1959 several lawsuits were filed against the City for allowing the cemetery to deteriorate. Individual stones had already been removed "through error and misunderstanding" but members of the Bridgeton Historical Commission were able to learn the names of some who were buried there and a large monument was erected in 1963 which bears this inscription, "We honor the people buried here. They were part of this nations adventure and their vision lighted the path we follow today." At the dedication ceremonies, Mrs. Anna Wilson gave a talk about colored veterans who are buried here. Records indicate that the cemetery was integrated from its beginning in 1858. It was in use as late as 1954 and at least 100 people are buried in the two acres. On the bronze plaque of the monument are the following names: Annie Adams Auston Edwards Enoch Mumps Edward Walker Benjamin Adams Auston Edwards, Jr. Elio Phillips Kit Walker George Adams Grace Edwards Eliza Phillips Lizzie Walker Lottie Adams Katie Edwards Ike Phillips Quiller Walker Ben Alexander The Galliger Family Tilly Phillips Tommy Walker George Alexander Almiria Grannison Walter Phillips Barbara White Henry Alexander Creed Hall Bell Pruitt John White Lucy Alexander Creed Hall, Jr. The Pueroa Family Noah White Eugene Allen Hillard Hall Fred Riddle Shibina White Arthur Bassett Hiram Hall James Robertson Alice Wilson Dr. William Berry Jack Haggerty Will Rush Ernest Wilson Febie Bivens The Heidron Children Baron Scott Geroge Wilson George Bivens Lizzie Hodge Louise Scott Theodore Woodson Lizzie Bivens Steve Hodge Lydia Scott Baby Woolfolk Millie Bivens The Horn Family Laura Smith Hadley Woolfolk Rafe Bivens Nasrus Jackson Roberta Stanton Gibson Wright Samuel Bivens Amy Johnson Lewis Stevenson Hiram Wright Cosley Black George Johnson Fred Steward Mamie Wright Edward Black Julia Johnson Henry Stocker Green Young Hiram Black Robert Johnson Joseph Taylor Mary Ann Young King Black Turner Johnson Abe Thompson Skip Young Sam Balck Mr. Knight Henry Thompson Bell Carter Henry Lewis Hiram Thompson Lilly Cheeks Hal Lint Jenny Thompson Henry Clanton Luvenia Lint Mamie Tucker Fred Dickson The McClure Family Barney Vonsray Joe Duglas, Jr. Jessie Moore Texas Hall Wadlington This list was given to me by The Missouri Historical Society P.O. Box 11940 St. Louis, Missouri 63112-0040 (314) 746-4599 There is a Shirley Wotawa that is seeking information about the persons buried here. If you can help with this project, please contact her at 142 Sheppley Dr. Apt #2, St. Louis, Mo. 63137 You can also contact the St. Louis Dept. of Parks and Recreation Historical Preservation Office at (314) 615-0357. After 3 hours on the phone and the typing....that I'm not that good at...I hope this will help some of you. Pat Jones Smith St, Louis, Missouri

This is all the info this post contained. The person that orginally sent it out is on here so contact that person for further info at end of post. You never know where an ancestor will be living. Beej Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2000 09:36:03 -0500 >> Hello, >> >> I live in BRIDGETON MEMORIAL PARK - 1843 - 1963 and saw on the local news tonight that there >> is a BRIDGETON MEMORIAL PARK - 1843 - 1963 ( North St. Louis) that is >looking for persons with family buried there. The airport is being expanded >and they are going to move the CEMETERY. Is there a way to get this message to as many listers as possible in a >> short amount of time? >> >> Can you help! >> >> Pat Jones Smith >> St. Louis, Missouri USA >> MSmith3030@aol.com

This I found in another list. I was #11 to sign the guest book so I am thinking this is a very new site. It is a place that is needed for listing found headstones and grave markers. This needs to be passed around to lists so that it is every where and persons that know of one or several can get them listed here. Beej in AZ JumpinBeej@aol.com <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/tx4/missingheadstones/index.html">MISSING AND RECOVERED HEADSTONES</A> http://www.angelfire.com/tx4/missingheadstones/index.html

Phyllis, Please check to see if my G uncle, Martin Albert Kisling, born 1871 in Madison Co., IN, had any children in either of his two marriages, to Carrie May Cecil, and then to Dora Crouk. Thanks. Earl F. Kisling, San Pablo, CA cloudhoper@aol.com

Researching Martin BUCK and his son Henry BUCK. Surnames included are: BUCK, SMITH, CHAMNESS, EDWARDS, BRAY, CASTLE Please see the following. Thanks, Greg Bender ========================== Generation No. 1 1. MARTIN BUCK[1] was born Bet. 1765 - 1770 in Germany[2], and died Bet. 1840 - 1850 in Madison County, Indiana[3]. He married MARY SMITH[4] December 31, 1797 in Rockingham County, Virginia[4]. She was born 1773 in Pennsylvania[5], and died Aft. 1850 in Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana[5]. Notes for MARTIN BUCK: Martin was a chair maker. He settled near the Natural Bridge of Virginia ======================== 1840 Federal Census, Madison County, Indiana Page 186 Henry Buck 2 males under 5 1 male 5-10 1 male 10-15 1 male 30-40 1 male 40-50 {Henry - Born 1790-1800} 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 1 female 20-30 Page 187 Martin Buck 1 male 70-80 {Martin - born 1760-1770} 1 female 60-70 {Martin's wife - born 1770-1780} More About MARTIN BUCK: 1790 Census: 1790, Not listed in Virginia[6] 1800 Census: 1800, Not listed in Virginia 1810 Census: 1810, Rockingham County, Virginia P.139, Age ranges 20010-21010 1820 Census: 1820, Montgomery County, Virginia, Page 170[7] 1830 Census: 1830, Wayne Township, Wayne County, Indiana, P.55 1840 Census: 1840, Madison County, Indiana P.186 Immigration: Bet. 1800 - 1810, Probably from Germany Children of MARTIN BUCK and MARY SMITH are: 2. i. HENRY[2] BUCK, b. September 20, 1809, Richmond, Virginia; d. August 4, 1867, Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana. 3. ii. MICHAEL BUCK, b. 1807, North Carolina; d. Aft. 1850. iii. POLLY BUCK[8], b. Bef. 1815. More About POLLY BUCK: 1830 Census: Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana, P.101 Generation No. 2 2. HENRY[2] BUCK (MARTIN[1])[9,10,11] was born September 20, 1809 in Richmond, Virginia[12,13,14], and died August 4, 1867 in Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana[15,16,17]. He married (1) JEMIMA CHAMNESS[18,19,20], daughter of WILLIAM CHAMNESS and MARY BRAY. She was born February 5, 1825 in Wayne County, Indiana[20,21], and died Bet. September 25 - 26, 1905 in Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana[23,24]. He married (2) MARTHA JANE EDWARDS[25,26] January 1, 1831 in Preble County, Ohio[27]. She was born February 6, 1813 in Indiana[27], and died Bet. 1846 - 1850 in Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana[27]. Notes for HENRY BUCK: > Lived near Natural Bridge, Rockingham County, VA > Family tradition says that he left home because his father was cruel to him, and because of his opposition to slavery. Henry settled near Alexandria, Madison County, Indiana. Henry's father, Martin, later gave up his slaves and moved to Madison County, Indiana near his son Henry. 1840 Federal Census, Madison County, Indiana Page 186 Henry Buck 2 males under 5 {William Buck & ?? Buck possibly an infant who died? or perhaps Daniel P. Buck born earlier that we had believed) 1 male 5-10 {"Wash" Buck?} 1 male 10-15 {??} 1 male 30-40 {Henry Buck} 1 male 40-50 {Pehaps Martha's father?? or a farm hand??} 1 female under 5 {Cynthis Buck?} 1 female 5-10 {Martha Jand Buck?} 1 female 20-30 {Martha Jane Edwards} Page 187 Martin Buck 1 male 70-80 {Martin Buck} 1 female 60-70 {Martin's wife} More About HENRY BUCK: 1830 Census: 1830, Not listed as Head of Household in Indiana 1840 Census: 1840, Madison County, Indiana P.185 1850 Census: 1850, Near Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana 1860 Census: 1860, Near Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana Page 137 Line 11A Family 964 Dwelling 964[28] Born (alt date): June 1, 1808, Buck Family Tradition[29] Migrated: from Natural Bridge, Rockingham County, VA to Madison County, IN[29] More About JEMIMA CHAMNESS: 1860 Census: 1860, Near Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana Page 137 Line 12A Family 964 Dwelling 964[30] More About MARTHA JANE EDWARDS: Ancestral File #: BWQ3-F4[31] Children of HENRY BUCK and JEMIMA CHAMNESS are: 4. i. JOHN M. (MARTIN?)[3] BUCK, b. June 2, 1853, Near Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana; d. May 9, 1909, Bluffton, Indiana. 5. ii. LAVINA CATHERINE "VINIE" BUCK, b. 1843, Madison County, Indiana; d. Aft. May 9, 1909, Alexandria?. 6. iii. HENRY CLINTON "CLINT" BUCK, b. 1856, Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana; d. December 24, 1914, Alexandria, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana. 7. iv. ALICE BUCK, b. Aft. 1856, Madison County, Indiana; d. Bef. May 9, 1909. v. LOENA BUCK[32,33,34], b. Abt. 1854[35,36,37]; d. Bef. May 9, 1909[38]. More About LOENA BUCK: 1860 Census: 1860, Absent from listing[39] vi. VIRGINIA BUCK[40,41,42], b. Abt. 1859[43,44,45]; d. Bef. May 9, 1909[46]. vii. LOIS BUCK[47,48,49], b. Abt. 1865[50,51,52]; d. Bef. May 9, 1909[53]. Children of HENRY BUCK and MARTHA EDWARDS are: 8. viii. WILLIAM[3] BUCK, b. 1834, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana; d. 1860. ix. CYNTHIA ANN "ANN" BUCK[54], b. 1838; d. Bef. May 9, 1909[55]; m. JOHN CASTLE[56]. More About CYNTHIA ANN "ANN" BUCK: 1840 Census: Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana[57] 1850 Census: Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana[58] Born (alt date): 1840, 1850 Census[59] Note1: Middle name from Buck Family Tradition[60] 9. x. WASHINGTON "WASH" BUCK, b. 1839, 1860 Census; d. Aft. 1925, possibly San Francisco, CA. 10. xi. MARTHA JANE "JANE" BUCK, b. November 16, 1840, Madison County, Indiana; d. November 16, 1873, Benton County, Indiana. 11. xii. DANIEL P. "PEA" BUCK, b. 1846, 1860 Census; d. Aft. May 9, 1909, Coon Rapids, Iowa (lived there in 1909). 3. MICHAEL[2] BUCK (MARTIN[1])[60] was born 1807 in North Carolina[61], and died Aft. 1850[61]. He married MARGARET[61] Bef. 1830 in Probably Indiana. She was born 1808 in Ohio[61], and died Aft. 1850[61]. Notes for MICHAEL BUCK: In 1850 Henry Co IN - Jackson Twp - Page 389: Michael Buck, 43, farmer, North Carolina {b.1807} Margaret, 42, Ohio {b.1808} Andrew J., 20, Indiana {b.1830} Christopher, 16, Indiana {b.1834} James M., 14, Indiana {b.1836} Sarah Jane, 12, Indiana (b.1838} John H., 10, Indiana {b.1840} Milton L., 8, Indiana {b.1842} Benjamin F., 6, Indiana {b.1844} William B., 4, Indiana {b.1846} Thomas J., 2, Indiana {b.1848} Mary A., 1 month, Indiana {b.1850} Endnotes 1. Buck Family Tradition as recounted by Alline Buck Bender in a handwritten document at some time before her death. 2. 1840 Indiana Federal Census, Madison County, Page 185/186. 3. 1840 Indiana Federal Census, Madison County, Page 186. 4. LDS Church, Salt Lake City, Utah, IGI, 8807109 1553162 Sheet 30alt A456817 456817. 5. 1850 Indiana Federal Census, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana, Page 11, 142 / 142. 6. 1790 Virginia Federal Census, (Index). 7. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic," Email dated 7FEB00. 8. Buck Family Tradition as recounted by Alline Buck Bender in a handwritten document at some time before her death. 9. Biographical and Historical Record of Adams and Wells Counties. 10. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 11. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 12. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 13. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 14. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 15. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 16. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 17. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 18. Biographical and Historical Record of Adams and Wells Counties. 19. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 20. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 21. obituary of John M. Buck, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 22. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 23. Index to Death Records Madison County, Indiana 1882-1920 Inclusive Letters A-Z, 54, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 24. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 25. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 26. Buck Family Tradition as recounted by Alline Buck Bender in a handwritten document at some time before her death. 27. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 28. 1860 Indiana Federal Census Per FTM CD #304 FTM. 29. Buck Family Tradition as recounted by Alline Buck Bender in a handwritten document at some time before her death. 30. 1860 Indiana Federal Census Per FTM CD #304 FTM. 31. Famly Search OnLine. 32. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 33. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 34. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 35. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 36. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 37. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 38. obituary of John M. Buck. 39. 1860 Indiana Federal Census Per FTM CD #304 FTM. 40. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 41. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 42. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 43. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 44. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 45. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 46. obituary of John M. Buck. 47. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 48. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 49. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 50. Carol Widdison, Email from Carol Widdison (widdison@uswest.met), "Electronic." 51. Bender.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 52. Jemima Chamness.FTW, Date of Import: Jan 28, 2000. 53. obituary of John M. Buck. 54. 1850 Indiana Federal Census. 55. obituary of John M. Buck. 56. Buck Family Tradition as recounted by Alline Buck Bender in a handwritten document at some time before her death. 57. 1840 Indiana Federal Census, 185. 58. 1850 Indiana Federal Census, Monroe Township, Madison County, Indiana, Page 11, 142 / 142. 59. 1850 Indiana Federal Census. 60. Buck Family Tradition as recounted by Alline Buck Bender in a handwritten document at some time before her death. 61. 1850 Indiana Federal Census, Jackson Township, Wayne County, p.389.

In the 1914 Anderson High School year book there are the names of Ruth Davis and Caroline Davis. Also Cameron Branson. Maybe some branch of those families. PhilSford@aol.com

In a message dated 9/21/00 7:27:23 PM Central Daylight Time, HWLeedom@aol.com writes: << pleedom@and.lib.in.us >>

Hi Phyllis, Thanks for the offer. My Madison Co family was Asa Davis and wife Mary Jane Branson (2G grandparenets). Asa was in the county as early as 1838 when he filed for the last of the public land in Washington Twp of Delaware Co IN. He married Mary Jane in 1846 and they lived in the Anderson Twp of Madison Co from 1847 to 1858/59. At that point the family moved to the Van Buren Twp and lived there until 1864. Then off to Champaign Co IL. While in Madison Co they had at least three children who lived and possible several who may not have lived if the gap in the birth years is any indication. If possible I would like the birth date of the children. 1. Thomas M. Davis b. abt 1849 2. Annie Davis b. abt 1854 3. Augustus F. Davis b. abt 1858 My G G/D Theodore K. Davis was born 6 Nov. 1860. I might also ask if you folks have a family file section in the library. If so, I would appreciate it if you could check to see if there are any Davis families who were present in Madison Co by by about 1835. If so there may be a clue to help me find the names of Asa's parents. I've been trying for three years to find these names but to no avail. All I know about Asa's youth is that he was born someplace in OH in Feb 1818. Re his parents all I know is they were both born in NJ. Any ideas appreciated. I might also add I have a more complete writ-up on the Asa Davis family and if you think it worth while I could send it to the library for the family files. All for now. Eldon Davis

Thanks for the reminder Phyllis, for that great source of data online through the State Library. The one that is available on Ancestry.com though, is an Indiana Marriage Index for the years 1845-1920. The State Library index online (and free ALL the time!) is for the years 1820-1850, as you stated. So, for a short time it was available to find later marriages, and if you are an Ancestry member you can continue to do so, or wait until it's offered "free" again! -----Original Message----- From: HWLeedom@aol.com [mailto:HWLeedom@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 9:47 PM To: INMADISO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [INMADISO-L] CRAYCRAFTs and JACKSONs Dear List Members: The Indiana Marriages from 1820-1850 maybe on Ancetry.com free untio today but you can access it free anytime through the Indiana State Library website. Unfortunately there are no marriage records for Madison County. Phyllis Leedom Anderson Public Library Indiana Room pleedom@and.lib.in.us