Dear Seekers: Believe someone was looking for the BEEMAN surname. Found the below in New Kentucky Bios at: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios Good hunting - good luck! Shirley: bobert@panacom.com J. E. BEEMAN 5565, Unknown Co. Posted by Sandi Gorin on Thu, 05 Apr 2001 Surname: Beeman, Dye, Russey, Parker NOTE: I have no connection and no further information. Memorial & Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas, 1892, Unknown Co. J. E. BEEMAN, one of the successful citizens of Dallas county, was born in this city, in 1854, the eldest child of William H. and M. E. (Dye) Beeman, natives of Illinois and Kentucky respectively. The father came with his parents, John and Emily Beeman, to Dallas in 1842, where he took up a headright, on a part of which the city of Dallas now stands, and both he and his wife still reside in this city. Our subject was reared and educated in Dallas, where he also learned the blacksmith's trade, which he followed continuously until 1882. In that year he was elected Marshal of East Dallas, also Assessor and Collector three terms, and in 1886 he was again elected City Marshall, having held that office from 1882 to 1889. In that year the two municipal governments united, making it all the city of Dallas. Mr. Beeman was the first and last City Marshall of East Dallas. After his marriage he settled on Elm Street, and in 1890 he bought a good residence on the corner of Kentucky and Residence streets, and also owns property on Kentucky street, which he rents. He was married in this city, in 1876, to Miss Annie E. Russey, a native of Tennessee and a daughter of B. F. and Elizabeth (Parker) Russey, the former a native of Virginia and the latter of Tennessee. The father followed farming and stock-raising until after his removal to Dallas, in October, 1874, when he engaged in the manufacture of brick. The mother died in Tennessee, in 1862, and the father died in Dallas city, in March, 1889. Mr. and Mrs. Beeman have had three children: Emmett Martin, Robert Earl and Eva Lena. Mr. Beeman is identified with the Democratic party, and during his administration as City Marshall he saw hard service, having been in six shooting affrays and at that time had a large area to look over. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------

DAVIS : James Austin DAVIS, b. 1850 Monroe Co., IN., d. aft. 1880 census, m. July 2, 1873 Monroe Co., IN to Mary Ellen SWAFFORD b. August 30, 1854 nr. Stinesville, Monroe Co., IN., d. January 28, 1932 nr. Dolan, IN. SWAFFORD : Peter Kirkpatrick SWAFFORD, b. June 12, 1827 Mississippi, d. 1885 Spencer, Owen Co., IN., m. April 3, 1853 Owen Co., IN to Mary Ann CROCKETT b. 1835 Owen Co., IN CROCKETT : David CROCKETT, b. ca. 1794 Virginia, d. August 1854 Owen Co., IN., m. Mary Ann NOSLER b. March 26, 1803 Virginia, d. August 7, 1872 Owen Co., IN. NOSLER : Conrad NOSLER, b. ca. 1770 Virginia, d. 1838 Owen Co., IN., m. June 2, 1801 Montgomery Co., VA to Sarah PAINS b. ca. 1782 Virginia, d. aft. 1870 Owen Co., IN. ___________________________________________________________________________ Visit http://www.visto.com/info, your free web-based communications center. Visto.com. Life on the Dot.

Desperately need to know how to find a death record for around 1860 in Owen Co. for John Basore.Any speck of info appreciated. EMB/Pam

This one is probably yours - surname spelled as Hughs District 84, Montgomery Twp., Owen Co. Census Roll 164, sheet 27B, Lines 31-39, Dwelling 341, Family 341 Enumerated on 2 Oct, 1850 Jacob Hughs 55 m farmer, $2,030 b. VA Anna E 38 f b. VA James T 15 m farmer b. KY attended school Margaret J 12 f b. KY attended school John 7 m b. IN attended school Isaac S 5 m b. IN Jane Turner 14 f b. IN attended school Melvina 10 f b. IN attended school William 19 m farmer b. VA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Hatcher" <zzooman@worldnet.att.net> To: <INOWEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 11:20 AM Subject: [INOWEN] 1850 Census Look-up for Jacob Hughes > I was wondering if someone could please look up Jacob Hughes in the 1850 Owen County census. He might have been in Jennings Township, because he was there in the 1860 census. Any help would be wonderful. > > Jennifer Hatcher > > > ==== INOWEN Mailing List ==== > When in doubt check the mail list archives, most questions > have been discussed previously. This list is for INOWEN > genealogy and history.Our mail list archives contain a wealth of information, try them. > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=inowen >

I was wondering if someone could please look up Jacob Hughes in the 1850 Owen County census. He might have been in Jennings Township, because he was there in the 1860 census. Any help would be wonderful. Jennifer Hatcher

Who was the founder of the Whitaker Funeral Home, at Gosport ?? The father of John and Charles Whitaker... Was his name John or Joseph?? Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

I am seeking a relative, or descendant, or child of Mrs. Edith Whitaker, Widow of Virgil, who, in 1970 lived at the west edge of Stilesville... There is information that I would like to know, that is very important to me...If you are a relative, or descendant, or knew Mrs. well, please contact me privately... Thank you. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

I have been looking for 30+ years for a marriage record for John Carter Jr and Eliza/Elizabeth Nutterfee/Nutterfield... This John Carter Jr is not to be confused with the John Carter who married Elizabeth Betsy Goss Dittemore et al... Carter/Nutterfee marriage would have occurred 1831-1833 in probably Indiana, but, perhaps in Ky... I have checked them all, but, have found nothing... Also, I am trying to find relationship between John Carter of Morgan Twp, Owen Co., In and John Carter of Taylor Twp, Owen Co., In. ( about 10 miles apart) when there were not too many people around...John Carter of Morgan Twp was from Montgomery County NC... Settled in Indiana about 1829, had many sons, and all had sons John, Calvin, and Columba... All of which are names in "my" John Carter's family... To add insult to injury, when "my": Columba Carter, son of John died in war, His widow married a John H Carter, apparently related to neither John Carter that I knew about... Any help appreciated... I would appreciate any information on a John Carter marriage, regardless of who the bride was... Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Seeking information on James BOLDEN b. abt 1791 and wife Matilda NUTTERFIELD, b. abt 1815... Disappeared from Owen Co., In., mid 1860's. Perhaps migrated with wife's relative,(brother?) GHOLSON NUTTERFIELD. to Vermillion Co. In, then to Vermillion Co. Il... Then to Keokuk and Washington Counties Iowa... Appreciate any information relative to either Baldon or ANY Nutterfield... I know that Gholson Nutterfield was in Washington Co., Iowa in 1852... Where from there??? Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

For those listmembers who might be interested; I have decided to begin doing Indiana research for others for a fee. This is for those of you who may not be able to reach areas of research here in Indiana, due to where you live or whatever reason. For an overview of available services: http://www.angelfire.com/in3/longagoandfaraway/index.html I have also placed some old photos on the page of unknown persons. There are some from the ASHER;LANGDON;BROWN and other lines.Please let me know if you know them. Debbie Jennings debbiej@iquest.net "Following the footprints through time" Researching in IN,KY,TN,NC,PA,NJ,VT,NY,MA,MD, VA,CAN,GER,ENG

Dear Seekers: To find all the lists/digests one can subscribe to, go to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/ and/or http://users.aol.com/johnf14246/gen_email.html [note: think the 'john f' website has changed some but the website above will get you there in about 5 seconds, all the same.] Personally, I prefer the digest format: one msg. with a bunch (usually) of individual messages included...less 'clogging' of incoming msgs. into one's computer when one subscribes to many. You will see the 'paperclip' denoting the attachment which open up the individual messages - the attachments on the rootweb list/digest have been 'purged' for any viruses so not to worry about those in this instance. And - you can scan down the messages that are included in the Digest - those that don't interest you, ignore: those that do, click on. Lists/Digests are available in Surname, Geographic Locations, Special Interests, and others. They are all listed. Also: RootsWeb archives all of the messages from all of the email lists. Go to: http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Type in "whatever"-Roots for the name of the list. You will receive a page that will search the "whatever" mailing list records starting in 1996, or whenever the "whatever" List began. You can search all Rootsweb lists doing this - just type in the different title. Have great days and peaceful nights! Good hunting - good luck! Shirley: bobert@panacom.com

Dear Seekers: I've never dealt directly with this service, but there is a fee-based online service called www.vitalchek.com that can probably help some of you. Someone wrote on another list that he obtained his father's birth certificate through this site after several failed attempts dealing directly with the state of New Jersey. Hope this helps. The Vitalcheck does service all 50 states: just click on the one you are interested in. Then you will see where to write, and the costs of whatever document/certificate you want to order/obtain. Good hunting - good luck! Shirley: bobert@panacom.com ____________________________________________________________________

Can someone tell me where I write to and what is the fee for Owen County birth, marriage and death records? Thank you, Marylin

James D. ASHER was born on April 15, 1863 in Owen county IN. He died on December 8,1935 in Kansas. Does anyone know the names of his wife and children?? Debbie Jennings debbiej@iquest.net "Following the footprints through time" Researching in IN,KY,TN,NC,PA,NJ,VT,NY,MA,MD, VA,CAN,GER,ENG http://www.angelfire.com/in3/longagoandfaraway/index.html

Hi List, Is anyone researching Huller [Holler] families. Several of us are looking at this family which came to Owen from Coshocton OH between 1847 and 1854. Apparently this was a large migration. We are looking at Matthias (b: 1770, PA), David (b:1800, PA), Ketty or Catharine(b:1802, PA), Henry(born 1806, PA), Jacob (b: 1808, PA), Jonathan (b:1812, OH), George (b:1820, OH). We've been looking mostly at the males because they are easier to trace. If anyone is also looking at this line, we'd be happy to share what we have and would like to know if you an pinpoint family relationships more specifically. We're guessing that all these males are sons of Matthias, but can't be certain of that yet as only 3 children are named in his will: John, Jonathan, and Rebecca. Any help anyone can provide would be appreciated. Thanks, Judy Weisberg, Columbus, OH

Hi all, This is a great group! I requested a marriage record lookup from anyone who might have the information and I received three replies in less than 24 hours! Thanks so much, Edna

Hi, Mrs. Frances Haltom reportedly remarried in 1874 in Owen Co. Can someone do a lookup to find out who she married and the date of the marriage? Any help on this greatly appreciated. Thanks, Edna Beach

I could really use some help on this one............... I'm looking for any infomation on the daughter of Wm.TRUAX.....Emaline TRUAX b.ca1790 / ca1809 KY have seen both dates for her??......this family was living in Nelson Co.KY when she was born, then later on migrated to Owen Co.IN. I have information that she was married to a PITTMAN....but there is NO source for this fact that I have been able to find.....does anyone have a source of this information and the marriage date and location? It is not in Nelson Co. or Owen Co.IN that I have been able to find. Next there is a marriage record in Owen Co.IN for : William A. BOLDON & Emeline PITTMAN....12 Oct 1837........Now I have these 2 people as living in Owen Co. on the census there in 1840 Harrison Twp. ages 20-30 range.....then I next find them in Tipton Co.IN 1850 census.....which has their ages as....Wm.A...34yrs and Emaline...28 yrs b.IN.....So with this in mind, I don't believe that this Emaline PITTMAN BOLDON is the daughter of Wm. and Alicy COMBS TRUAX.....because of the age....she is way too young {b.ca1822} for their daughter b. either 1790 or1809? Does anyone agree or disagree with this theory? I need others input to help straighten this out. Could this Emaline PITTMAN be the dau. of Emaline TRUAX PITTMAN?? Did Emaline b. 1790/1809 KY stay in Nelson Co.KY?? Did she die there?? Did she come to Owen Co.IN?? What really happened to the Older Emaline? All suggestions and help is Very Welcome! Thanks so much, N.J.Skinner White in MI.....vwhite0910@aol.com

I'm searching for information on the family of Margaret "Peggy" LOVE b. ca1800 PA....m. Samuel T. BOLDON/BALDWIN.... 28 Jun 1818 Nelson Co.KY....I have found some evidence that her father might be a William LOVE....as he was found to be in Nelson Co. on the Taxlist 1785 and 1787. Margaret and Samuel migrated to Owen Co.IN during the early 1820's and lived there several years during that time period there was a family of John LOVE living close to them in Wayne Twp.....the age would have been a likely canidate for her father..... Another LOVE girl Polly m. Thomas BOLDON/BALDWIN in Nelson Co.KY also 1823. I'm wondering if they are siblings? I know that Thomas and Samuel T are brothers.....after these families lived in Owen Co. Samuel moved to Tipton Co.IN and Thomas to Putnam Co.......this is also where I again found a John LOVE living in 1840 next to a Lyman LOVE....another possible son. If anyone is connected to ANY of these people above and can help me solve the mystery of if they are connected to each other in anyway.....let me hear from you and I will share all family info that I have on these people. Thanks so much, N.J.Skinner White in MI........vwhite0901@aol.com

I'm searching for information on the family of : Daniel ELLETT b. ca1792 ....unknown place I know that Daniel was living in Owen Co.1820 as found in the Listers book there....he also died in Owen Co. and is buried at Barnes Cemetery, Franklin Twp. These are the people buried by him: Daniel Ellett...d. 22 Sep 1840....48y-2m-7d Nancy d/o D & S ....d 1 May 1840...17y-9m Thomas ....2 Mar 1816....1 Sep 1875 Margaret w/o T ....15 Arp 1834...3 Jan 1911 I also believe that he had a daughter Eliza b. ca1822 KY m. Andrew Jackson b. ca1818 KY and David Ellett both families living in Owen Co. also. I don't know Daniel's wife's name only that it started with an S.? If anyone has any connections to this ELLETT family,I would like to share family information with you. Thanks so much, N.J.Skinner White in MI. vwhite0901@aol.com