Pat: Thanks for making this courageous offer! I was wondering if David Faulkner, William Clark, or George Baker, showed up in this list? Bill

what year? On Mon, 27 Nov 2000 22:26:58 -0700 "Loretta Teeters" <loretta@magiclink.com> writes: >Where would I look for the following death certificate? >Nancy E (Griffith) Beatty was hit by a car in Patricksburg (Owen), >taken to >the hospital in Terre Haute (Vigo), but she lived in Clay County. So >do I >order the death certificate from Vigo, Clay, or Owen? I think she may >have >been still barely alive when arriving in the hospital in Vigo County. >Even >if DOA, wouldn't the death been certified at the hospital in Vigo >County? I >just don't want to send my money to the wrong place. >Thanks > > > >==== INOWEN Mailing List ==== >To get the most out of your posting please use your subject lines >effectively and don't recycle others. > ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Family, I am writing in regards to a Julia A. Baker, she might have lived in Owen County from 1868 to 1881. Her parents were Nancy Dalgarn Baker and John M. Baker. Julia's parents were married in 1865 and no news has been reported on John M. Baker since 1870 on Census rolls from Owen County. Hope you can give me some information. Veronica L. Asay

Loretta I could be wrong but I believe you would need to send to the court house in the county seat of the county that she died in, whereever that may be. Where she actually died. 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

This may give several of you some hints... Terresa The following was written by Alice Milligan, a daughter of Rev. Thomas Milligan. This is an account of the Bethany Presbyterian church located in Owen County - Montgomery Township >From "Fact and Folklore of Owen County Vo. II" written by Dixie Kline "Just before our father became home missionary to Owen County in 1853, two large colonies had removed from Bethany, one to Iowa, the other to Texas and the church never afterward regained its original size. With this migration there slipped away from the Bethany roll most of the Couchmans, Taylors, Ivanses, Lees, Lindseys, and Snoddys. There were left most of the Steeles of Tennessee, the Steeles of Kentucky, the Walkers, Hills, Willoughbys and Westfalls. Of the Tennessee group the king-bolt was Sloan Steele, father of six sons and three daughters who lived to grow up. He died so long ago that he leaves only the dimmest picture of a pleasant-faced, gray-haired old man who entertained three little children at his knee by teaching them: "Shoe the horse and shoe the mare/But let the little colt go bare," meanwhile beating the rhythm on the sole of the baby's bare foot. His widow Margaret Nail Steele held her family toghether with strength and dignity. Her sister Elizabeth Walker, also a woman of fine brain and character, had come with the Steeles from the Knoxville region... all Presbyterians, dyed in the wool... Mrs. Walker's husband George, a born wag, while a faithful attendant at all services, never made a profession of his faith. The Steeles of Kentucky were a remarkable family. The father Ninian Steele entered the land and built the large double log house in which Bethany was organized. This fine old house sheltered a large family. Those whose names I recall are Ninian Jr., Samuel, James, Jesse, Howe, and Nancy. (Miss Milligan went on to tell that Ninian Jr. and his wife Johana Westfall moved to Bambridge. Samuel, grandfather of the late Levi Steele, lived and died on a farm near Gosport.) James moved to Montgomery County. Jesse was one of the Iowa band, a man whom we knew through his widow, "Aunt Jane" of blessed memory. She and Jesse had married when she was 15. She died in Iowa past 90 years of age. Another saintly character, Miss Milligan wrote, was Nancy Westfall whose husband Issaac was reared in the region of Vincennes and was once a member of the Indiana legislature. They were the parents of James Westfall, a member of the church, and at least one other child, William. Nancy Westfall was "lame in one hand and foot" from a fall as an infant. She died in 1860 at 59. Her brother was Howe Steele. The Willoughbys were a family most devoted to the church. 'The pioneer father, I can just remember, as an aged, whitefaced man, whom his children called 'daddy' a term then little used. His faithful daughters, Ann and Polly, and their motherless niece Hannah whom they reared, were constant attendants at church, always coming on horseback with Hannah riding behind." Rev. Mr. hill none of us ever saw, but we knew the story of the Maine sailor of reckless life wonderfully converted like Saul of Tarsus... His plain, outspoken speech was a constant source of anxiety to his gentle wife, Clarissa Huey Hill of North Carolina. On horseback they took their wedding journey from North Carolina to Indiana, she on an Indian pony... Mrs. Hill, the mother of James Hill, a lieutenant in the Civil War, lived long in the Bethany community. Thomas Robertson, Miss Milligan describes, was almost a giant in size and strength, and a famous feller of trees summoned for all the Wood-choppings and log-rollings far and near. His iron will made him a born fighter and woe awaited the young man who attempted to court any of his five daughters. He and a group of his daughters mounted on gray horses were a familiar part of the company that gathered in the hitching grove of o1d Bethany. One of the finest of the girls married John S. Johnson, late an elder in the Spencer church... Many of the Bethany fathers and mothers were laid to rest in the Surber graveyard. On March 20, 1820, Rev. Isaac Reed met with several people at Ninian Steele's home and organized the church with charter members Mr. Steele, Jane Steele, John Mitchell, Mary Ann Mitchell, John Hudson, John Martin and William Hudson. For several years the Steele home was the meeting place except for outdoor services when weather permitted. The first "house of worship" was erected on land that was later owned by Thomas Surber, In a few years it was moved two miles west and rebuilt on land donated by Ninian Steele. In 1873 the congregation built a "neat frame building" on the land of James M. Hill and that's where it stands in 1982, and where there are still decendants of old families actively involved. Among their activities was the recent publication of a more complete history of Bethany.

Where would I look for the following death certificate? Nancy E (Griffith) Beatty was hit by a car in Patricksburg (Owen), taken to the hospital in Terre Haute (Vigo), but she lived in Clay County. So do I order the death certificate from Vigo, Clay, or Owen? I think she may have been still barely alive when arriving in the hospital in Vigo County. Even if DOA, wouldn't the death been certified at the hospital in Vigo County? I just don't want to send my money to the wrong place. Thanks

Fred, Nothing on the Old Settlers list ( Complete list just posted) OWEN CO MARRIAGES 1819-1834 HARRIS, Catharine - Pleasant HART, 12-15-1825 HARRIS, Thomas - Lucinda WITHAM, lic 12-29-1829

Old Setters List, 8 August 1879 Spencer, Owen County, Indiana (As printed in the "Owen County Journal" newspaper, 4 Sep. 1879. Listed are the old settlers' names, place and date of birth and the year of removal to Indiana. Individuals with just IN and a year were born in Indiana in that year.) Thursday, Aug. 28, 1879, the day appointed for the meeting of old settlers at Spencer, was propitious in all respected, and the good people, old and young, to the number of several thousand, responded to the call and came out to enjoy the proceedings appointed for that day. The arrangements previously made were ample for the comfort of the crowd and the programme of exercises gave general satisfaction. The speaking was above the average on similar occasions, and the music by the Chapel and Spencer Bands was good enough for any sort of gathering. The crowd assembled about the stand in the court house yard about 9 o'clock A.M. and the exercises were opened with prayer by J.F. Allison. Then followed short speeches by A. Henry, A.R. Mills, Wm Williams, J.F. Allison, Jesse Vaughan and T. C. Franklin, which took up the time in the forenoon. The speeches ere all interesting and related to early days, the hardships endure, the difficulties encountered and overcome, the danger that were ever present in the forms of wild beasts and wilder men, and also the sunny side of the picture with its primitive pleasures and cordial enjoyments. In the afternoon Gov. J. D. Williams was the first speaker introduced. Being an old settler himself he confirmed many of the tales told of pioneer life by the speakers of the forenoon and gave a number of interesting early incidents within his own experience and observation. The short speech of the governor commanded close attention and it was well fitted to the occasion. J.W. Archer was next introduced and proceeded to read a lengthy and carefully prepared paper on the early history of this country and its first settler. The paper is valuable and contains historical and biographical facts that are invaluable. During the reading the author was complimented with the undivided [end ??] [For my own purposes I alphabetized the listing, and added comments. Pwink, 11/2000] CAME TO NAME BORN DATE INDIANA COMMENTS Adams, Lawrence Ire. 1801 1821 Alverson, Wesley KY 1810 1829 Anderson, W.G. NJ 1797 1835 Archer, Margaret K. KY 1811 1817 Arnett, Soloman NC 1806 1829 Bain, William KY 1803 1822 Barnes, Isaac OH 1801 1827 Beem, Levi KY 1803 1810 Beem, Sarah OH 1867[???] 1816 Mrs. Levi Beem, ne: Johnson Blair, Martha OH 1802 1824 Bolling, William NC 1817 1836 Cassaday, Isaac KY 1815 1829 Chaney, Mary VA 1800 1844 Possibly Mrs. W.M. Chaney, W.M. NC 1818 1844 Coffey, Hiram NC 1802 1822 m. Charlotte Stansburry, 4/19/1827 Coffman, William KY 1811 1823 Coley, Margaret SC 1805 1835 Cressfield, William VA 1801 1831 Devender, Daniel KY 1796 1846 (Elsewhere this name is VanDevender) Devore, Henry KY 1814 1821 Dickinson, Buckner KY 1806 1830 Dunn S.W. KY 1804 1814 Edwards, Isaac VA 1809 1839 Evans, Mary IN 1814 Franklin, Eliza IN 1825 Franklin, Moses NC 1810 1825 m. Mary Johnson, 3/6/1831 Franklin, Thomas C. NC 1801 1819 Goss, James IN 1831 Hedrick, Conrad NC 1792 1822 Henry, Abraham VA 1814 1832 Henry, Cynthia NC 1810 1814 Possibly Mrs. Abraham Jackson, Martha IN 1811 Jarvis, John MD 1810 1863 Johnson, F.B. KY 1802 1807 m. Rebecca Beem, 8/5/1824 Johnson, Lewis KY 1809 1822 m. Anna Ooley, 9/6/1829; m. Elizabeth Wise, lic. 2/27/1834 Kiplinger, Rachel KY 1820 1830 Light, Hugh M. SC 1801 1808 Maners, James E.TN 1812 1828 McGuire, Thompson KY 1806 1819 m. Elizabeth Dyre [Dyer], 4/6/1831 McIndoo, John KY 1807 1810 Milam, George KY 1805 1818 Mills, A.B. VA 1805 1825 Mills, Diana VA 1795 1820 Possibly Mrs. A.B. Moore, Margaret P. VA 1798 1821 Possibly Mrs. W.A. Moore, W.A. IN 1822 Neumeyer, ElizabethPA 1799 1847 Parks, Elizabeth NC 1800 1820 Possibly Mrs. James R. Parks, James R. NC 1801 1820 Parrish, Zebedee NC 1816 1827 Patterson, Nancy KY 1808 1853 Potter, Gideon NC 1798 1830 Powell, Elijah MD 1800 1835 Price, Aaron VA 1805 1852 Price, Daniel VA 1816 1840 Price, T.G. DE 1811 1837 Rader, Isaac E.TN 1819 1823 Rone, John NC 1810 1834 Rumple, James NC 1813 1832 m. Sarah Brock, 8/11/1833 Rumple, Sally IN 1811 Possibly Mrs. James Scott, Robert PA 1806 1838 Sheppard, Harris NJ 1814 1838 Sheppard, Susan VA 1797 1839 Possibly Mrs. Harris Snodgrass, William WV 1806 1830 Spear, J.S. OH 1828 1854 Speas, H.I. IN 1822 [Possibly Spears ??)] Stogsdill, Williamson KY 1810 1830 Vaughan, Frances VA 1819 1822 Possibly Mrs. Jesse Vaughan, Jesse NC 1807 1829 Ward, Luke NC 1793 1820 Westfall, Myranda IN 1806 Williams, J.D., Gov. OH 1808 1818 Williams, William F. IN 1803 b. Ft. Knox, IN, first white child born in IN Wilson, Thomas O. KY 1800 1823 Wood, W.W. KY 1819 1829

Can you please tell me what records appear on the "old Timer's List" for the surname HARRIS Thank you, Fred Harris

In a message dated 11/27/00 7:05:21 PM Mid-Atlantic Standard Time, APUND@aol.com writes: << Couchman or Steele >> Sorry, no Couchman or Steele on the Old Settlers list -- However, in a book written by David E Beem in 1917, "The Daniel Beem Family", the Steele family is mentioned as early settlers of Owen County in the years 1817 or 1818, "in what is now Montgomery Twp". In the same book, an address by William Payne states...I emigrated to Indiana in the autumn of 1822. ...We[Payne & Valentine Lyon] settled in what was then called the STEELE neighborhood in this county... Later Payne states ... I went [yr -1822] to Mr. John Hudson's to look after the horses and stay all night. Mr. Ninian STEELE and wife had come to pay Mr. Hudson a visit by staying all night. The same book states - At a meeting of the board of commissioners held September 2, 1819 .... a new board consisting of John Johnson, James A. STEELE, and Jesse Evans, came in. ....February 12, 1820, ....present, James A STEELE, John Johnson, and Jessie Evans, county commissioners. Per David E. Beem - STEELE, Samuel A. married Marianne Beem b. March 26, 1835, Children: Levi Samuel Steele, Edgar C. Steele, Horace Beem Steele, Harry Steele OWEN COUNTY MARRIAGE LIST 1819-1834 COUCHMAN, John - Rachel Evans, lic 8-31-1825 STEELE, Jesse - Jane Fain, 12-13-1821 STEELE, Joseph H. - Margaret KILLOUGH, 3-23-1826 STEELE, Margaret - John MODREL, 12-13-1827 STEELE, Ninian - Joanna WESTFALL, 10-4-1825 STEELE, Robert - Nancy PAYNE, 11-10-1829 Hope some of this is a hit for you, Pat

Is there any mention of the following surnames: Evans, Baldwin, Baldon,Carter 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

Thanks.. ----- Original Message ----- From: <PWink42385@aol.com> To: <INOWEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 7:38 PM Subject: Re: [INOWEN] Settlers list-Strahle, Stine (s), Shummitt & Goss > In a message dated 11/27/00 1:08:07 AM Mid-Atlantic Standard Time, > photobuff@argphotoshop.com writes: > > << Strahle (Strahla and other variations), Stine (s), Shawyer, Summitt and > Goss>> > > Out of this list there is only - > James GOSS, born IN 1831 > > In a book written by David E. Beem "The Daniel Beem Family", Ephraim GOSS & > family are listed as the first to use the White River ferry which was > established "in the early spring of 1818". > > > ==== INOWEN Mailing List ==== > Been out of town? Check with the INOwen county Archives to see what > you missed. > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >

In a message dated 11/27/00 1:08:07 AM Mid-Atlantic Standard Time, photobuff@argphotoshop.com writes: << Strahle (Strahla and other variations), Stine (s), Shawyer, Summitt and Goss>> Out of this list there is only - James GOSS, born IN 1831 In a book written by David E. Beem "The Daniel Beem Family", Ephraim GOSS & family are listed as the first to use the White River ferry which was established "in the early spring of 1818".

There is a Robert SCOTT born in PA 1806 moved to IN 1938.

Pat, Would the Old Settlers List have any Couchman or Steele? Thanks for the look up. Nancy P.

I believe her sister to be Margaret married around 1902 and divorced around 1908. On Mon, 27 Nov 2000 09:59:12 -0600 "ksmartin" <ksmartin@execpc.com> writes: >Hello. If you could provide a little more info on your Syms people >maybe I >could sort them out - especially need a time frame (dates). I do have >some >SYMS in my data - it would be nice if we could connect. KSM > > >You wrote: > >>we need Emily Syms and her sister but I can't pull the sister's name >out >>at this minute.. Father's name was William and had a brother Allen. > > > > >==== INOWEN Mailing List ==== >Contact the listowner at >debbiej@iquest.net > ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Hello. If you could provide a little more info on your Syms people maybe I could sort them out - especially need a time frame (dates). I do have some SYMS in my data - it would be nice if we could connect. KSM You wrote: >we need Emily Syms and her sister but I can't pull the sister's name out >at this minute.. Father's name was William and had a brother Allen.

Pat... Thank you for the lookup! Dick--- I would say we (Pat, you and me) are all cousins! There is an interesting story that I have included that was taken from a book I have "Fact and Foldlore of Owen County Vol. II" written by Dixie Kline. Here is what I have, excluding some of the later generations. Descendants of John Johnson Generation No. 1 1. John1 Johnson was born in Virginia. He married Unknown in Ky-Nc. She was born in Kentucky. Notes for John Johnson: Think this might be Capt. John Johnson??? bro of Cornelius (Hist of Ow Co)?? Aunt Gladys notes: Killed by Indianas at Cumberland Gap. More About John Johnson and Unknown: Marriage: Ky-Nc Child of John Johnson and Unknown is: 2. i. LEWIS DAVID2 JOHNSON, b. March 04, 1807, Va/NC; d. July 19, 1882, Owen Co, Indiana. Generation No. 2 2. Lewis David2 Johnson (John1) was born March 04, 1807 in Va/NC, and died July 19, 1882 in Owen Co, Indiana. He married (1) Anna Ooley 1829 in Kentucky. He married (2) Elizabeth Wise February 27, 1834 in Owen, Indiana, daughter of Henry Wise and Matilda. She was born April 15, 1815 in Nc, and died January 18, 1888 in Owen Co, Indiana. Notes for Lewis David Johnson: Text taken from "Fact and Folklore of Owen County Vol. II" written by Dixie Kline >From a Cornerstone I hope somewhere on another plane W. H. Johnson is pleased that the record he placed in the Freedom high school cornerstone in 1915 (and later retrieved when the building was razed) is going to be appreciated and read in the future.. . more than he imagined. Inasmuch as a cornerstone is to contain a message for the future, I take it there may be some relative or other persons that would be interested to read what I say of myself. My life has not been eventful only to myself and those closely connected. I was born in a log cabin situated in Sec. 27, NE quarter in the year 1838, January 18 [Franklin township]. At foot of the hill above which a spring came out and ran down near the cabin. My father's name, Lewis Johnson, born in Virginia in 1807, died July, 1882. Mother's name Elizabeth Wise Johnson born in North Carolina in 1813. died 1858. I am second son of my father's second wife [he having two daughters by a former wife]. My brothers and sisters as follows: J. M. Johnson, eldest son, W. H. Johnson (the writer), Mary Johnson Biggs, Elnor Johnson Keller, Angeline Johnson, Perlina Johnson, unmarried, both; Cornelius, Windfield C. and John A. Johnson. I was about two years old when father bought the Se.Se., Section 22, built a hewed log house and moved, and in which he lived to raise all his children, and until it was no longer fit to live in. I being especially attached to mother and desiring to promote her comfort, built a comfortable house for them in which they spent the remainder of their lives. But to go back a little, my other brother married a wife at 18 years of age, and left me to do the work on the farm. I being next oldest, so I continued to stay at home giving my entire time and means to the support of the family until I was 28 years of age. It now seemed that I should leave the cares to the younger brothers and father. So I accordingly began to cast about to find something to do for my life's work. I had no means to speak of although I had taught several terms of school. It had all went to the general supply. But now something must be done; it required quite a sum to begin farming, besides I had no land to farm in this situation, I finally decided to try merchandising and I began to prepare for the financial part. And to get together all the money I could to purchase my first stock. I had rented corn land of Rodney Leach in 1868, and with one horse had made an excellent crop. Corn being scarce, 1 sold enough to bring $680, same fall and winter taught school which brought $215, now had $895. I then burrowed $500 of Alex McBride which constituted the sum total of my capitol. Procured a house in Freedom and April 4, 1869, I started on horseback for Ellettsville. Left my horse in barn and went by rail to New Albany and made my initial purchase which consisted of dry goods, groceries, hardware, notions and Queensware. At that time all goods were very high in price and being without experience, I was an easy mark, although the people I dealt with assured me they would take care of my interest which they did, in a way, for I found on opening the goods for display that I had paid retail prices for most everything. And some things above that. I then determined to use my own judgment and profit by experience, so I got the retail prices as well as I could and sold without regard to cost. My main object was as cheap as anyone. My object was dispose of the high-priced and buy at true cash values. I had the services of traveling men who were anxious to sell me when they found that I paid all bills promptly, thus my credit was worth thousands of dollars to me. And by continuing this way always being strictly honest in my dealing with everyone, my business grew equal to best expectations, And now that I considered that I had had a reasonable degree of success and felt that I could support a better half [though I now think that was a mistake as early marriage is preferred, I say this as advice to any that might be interested]... Having made the acquaintance of Miss Sadie M. Fulk, daughter of Emmanuel Folk, ex-recorder, it being agreeable to all, we were married October 2, 1882. Our first baby came May 15, 1884, Elizabeth. Since baby girl died in July, 1386; then Ruth, Lewis, E., Ruby, A., Mark. Five still living, all good and strong and all graduates from high school, all church members. I myself a member Baptist Church, Freedom, since 1876. Also I am member of Masonic Blue Lodge 466 since 1869, served the public as township assessor, also as Franklin township trustee. Am possessed of property in Freedom value of $1800, farm east of Freedom 130 acres, $1300, farm southwest of Freedom, 160 acres, $1,000. Have sufficient livestock. Together with life insurance to pay all debts against me. This October 9, 1915, by W. H. Johnson. ------------------------------------ 1850, 70, 80 CENSUS SAYS ELIZABETH BORN INDIANA HISTORY OF OWEN CO pg 921: Wm. H born Jan 18, 1838 - 2nd of 9 ch of Lewis (English) and Elizabeth (Wise) Johnson (German). Oct 2 1882 he md Sarah Fulk of Owen Co.. -------------------------------------- Leach Cem. listing prepared by Thomas Dale and Norma Ooley A.J. (Headstone & footstone) Angelina Johnson Born Apr. 18. 1845 Died Jan. 23. 1888 (d/o Lewis David and Elizabeth (Wise) Johnson) P. J. (Headstone & footstone)Perlina Johnson Born Jan. 16. 1848 Died Aug. 19. 1881 (d/o Lewis David and Elizabeth (Wise) Johnson) L. J. (Headstone & footstone) E. J. (Headstone & footstone) Lewis Johnson Elizabeth Wise Johnson Born Mar. 4. 1807 Born Apr. 15. 1815 Died July 19. 1882 Died Jan. 18. 1888 (small marble stones at foot of the graves that says "Father",and "Mother", Lewis David Johnson, and his 2nd wife Elizabeth (Wise), his 1st wife Anna (Ooley) died bef Aug 1833, d/o John & Martha (Carpenter) Ooley) J. M. J. (did not find her footstone) (Footstone & Headstone) James M Johnson Cornelia Born Feb. 14. 1834 JN. 24. 1840 Died Oct. 11. 1885 JN. 16. 1930 (James M is the s/o Lewis and Elizabeth (Wise) Johnson. The Owen County Cemetery Book says Jan 24, 1840 and Jan 18, 1930. for Cornelia (Green) Johnson. They married Sep 15, 1858, Owen Book 28, pg 309) --------------------- More About Lewis David Johnson: Fact 1: July 1882, Owen Co, Leech Cem, Indiana More About Lewis Johnson and Anna Ooley: Marriage: 1829, Kentucky More About Elizabeth Wise: Fact 1: January 1888, Owen Co, Leech Cem, Indiana More About Lewis Johnson and Elizabeth Wise: Marriage: February 27, 1834, Owen, Indiana Children of Lewis Johnson and Anna Ooley are: i. ARTEMIST3 JOHNSON. ii. ELIZA ANN JOHNSON, b. 1830. 3. iii. SARAH ANN "SALLY" JOHNSON, b. 1833. Children of Lewis Johnson and Elizabeth Wise are: 4. iv. CORNELIUS3 JOHNSON, b. Indiana. v. MATTHEW JOHNSON, b. Indiana; m. CORNELIA GREEN. Notes for MATTHEW JOHNSON: Aunt Gladys records show Matthew md Cornelia Green. No children 5. vi. NICHOLAS JOHNSON, b. Indiana. vii. MATILDA JOHNSON, d. September 08, 1869; m. CHRISTOPHER OOLEY, September 06, 1829, Owen Co, Indiana; b. Indiana. More About CHRISTOPHER OOLEY and MATILDA JOHNSON: Marriage: September 06, 1829, Owen Co, Indiana viii. JAMES M JOHNSON, b. February 14, 1834, Owen Co, Indiana; d. October 11, 1885, Owen Co, Indiana; m. CORNELIA GREEN, September 15, 1858; b. June 24, 1840; d. January 16, 1930, Owen Co, Indiana. Notes for JAMES M JOHNSON: BERNARD JOHNSON: NO CH FOR JAMES & CORNELIA More About JAMES M JOHNSON: Fact 1: October 11, 1885, Owen Co, Leech Cem, Indiana More About CORNELIA GREEN: Fact 1: Owen Co, Leech Cem, Indiana More About JAMES JOHNSON and CORNELIA GREEN: Marriage: September 15, 1858 6. ix. WILLIAM H JOHNSON, b. January 18, 1838, Owen Co, Indiana; d. Owen Co, Indiana. 7. x. MARY JOHNSON, b. 1841, Indiana. xi. ELLNORA JOHNSON, b. 1843, Indiana; m. KELLER. xii. ANGELINA JOHNSON, b. April 15, 1845, Indiana; d. January 23, 1888, Owen, Indiana. More About ANGELINA JOHNSON: Fact 1: January 1888, Leach, Owen, Indiana xiii. PERLINA JOHNSON, b. January 16, 1848, Indiana; d. August 19, 1891, Owen Co, Indiana. Notes for PERLINA JOHNSON: LEACH CEM HEADSTONE: Erected by Elizabeth Johnson, W. H. Johnson, W. S. Johnson More About PERLINA JOHNSON: Fact 1: August 1891, Owen Co, Leach Cem, Indiana xiv. WINFIELD G. JOHNSON, b. 1853, Indiana; m. JOANNA AHERN, June 29, 1887. More About WINFIELD JOHNSON and JOANNA AHERN: Marriage: June 29, 1887 8. xv. JOHN ANDERSON JOHNSON, b. May 27, 1856, Owen Co, Indiana; d. February 21, 1950, Owen Co, Indiana. Generation No. 3 3. Sarah Ann "Sally"3 Johnson (Lewis David2, John1) was born 1833. She married Bigger. He was born Abt. 1833. Children of Sarah Johnson and Bigger are: 9. i. ANN4 BIGGER. ii. LIZA BIGGER, m. LUCAS. iii. JUNE BIGGER, m. SCOTT. iv. JOHN BIGGER. v. ANDERSON BIGGER, b. Abt. 1855; m. ETHEL GEORGE. vi. DENVER BIGGER. 4. Cornelius3 Johnson (Lewis David2, John1) was born in Indiana. He married Sarah Scott. Child of Cornelius Johnson and Sarah Scott is: 10. i. CLINTON4 JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1840, Owen. 5. Nicholas3 Johnson (Lewis David2, John1) was born in Indiana. He married Ann Teingate. Child of Nicholas Johnson and Ann Teingate is: i. ETHEL4 JOHNSON, m. LANCE PERRYTON. 6. William H3 Johnson (Lewis David2, John1) was born January 18, 1838 in Owen Co, Indiana, and died in Owen Co, Indiana. He married Sarah Merilda "Sadie" Fulk October 02, 1882, daughter of Emmanuel Fulk. She was born in Owen Co, Indiana. Notes for William H Johnson: 1870 OWEN FRANKLIN IND DRY GOOD MERCH W/LEWIS More About William Johnson and Sarah Fulk: Marriage: October 02, 1882 Children of William Johnson and Sarah Fulk are: i. E.4 JOHNSON. ii. JOHNSON, d. July 1886. iii. RUBY JOHNSON. iv. A. JOHNSON. v. MARK JOHNSON. vi. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, b. May 15, 1884, Owen, Indiana; m. BOYD R. WILLIAMS, January 01, 1914. More About BOYD WILLIAMS and ELIZABETH JOHNSON: Marriage: January 01, 1914 vii. RUTH MILDRED JOHNSON, b. July 06, 1887; m. DONALD DELONG MYERS, June 30, 1915. More About DONALD MYERS and RUTH JOHNSON: Marriage: June 30, 1915 11. viii. LEWIS EMANUEL JOHNSON, b. January 09, 1890, Indiana. 7. Mary3 Johnson (Lewis David2, John1) was born 1841 in Indiana. She married Leonard B. Bigger February 26, 1860. Notes for Leonard B. Bigger: Facts & Folklore: W. H. article says his sister Mary married "Biggs" ------------------------------------------------------ More About Leonard Bigger and Mary Johnson: Marriage: February 26, 1860 Children of Mary Johnson and Leonard Bigger are: i. DENVER4 BIGGER, b. Abt. 1870. ii. ANDERSON BIGGER, b. Abt. 1871. iii. SARAH BIGGER, b. 1861. iv. FINLEY BIGGER, b. 1862. v. JOHN BIGGER, b. 1864. vi. JOSEPHINE BIGGER, b. 1867; m. SCOTT. vii. ELIZABETH BIGGER, b. 1869. 8. John Anderson3 Johnson (Lewis David2, John1) was born May 27, 1856 in Owen Co, Indiana, and died February 21, 1950 in Owen Co, Indiana. He married Sarah Arabella Dyer October 26, 1880 in Indiana, daughter of Alfred Dyer and Catharine McConnell. She was born October 25, 1859 in Owen/Greene, Indiana, and died September 30, 1935 in Freedom, Owen Co, Indiana. More About John Johnson and Sarah Dyer: Marriage: October 26, 1880, Indiana Children of John Johnson and Sarah Dyer are: i. GLENNIE4 JOHNSON, b. Owen, Indiana; d. Owen, Indiana. More About GLENNIE JOHNSON: Fact 1: Owen, Indiana 12. ii. MURRAY WINFIELD JOHNSON, b. November 27, 1881, Owen Co, Indiana. 13. iii. ROXIE MARY JOHNSON, b. August 19, 1883, Owen Co, Indiana; d. December 05, 1972, Indianapolis, Marion Co, Indiana. 14. iv. CHARLES MADISON JOHNSON, b. December 10, 1884, Owen Co, Indiana; d. March 20, Owen Co, Indiana. v. RAY JOHNSON, b. December 23, 1886, Owen Co, Indiana; d. 1887, Owen Co, Indiana. More About RAY JOHNSON: Fact 1: Owen Co, Indiana vi. OSSIE SENATE JOHNSON, b. October 25, 1889, Owen Co, Indiana; d. Owen Co, Indiana. More About OSSIE SENATE JOHNSON: Fact 1: Owen Co, Indiana vii. ARCHIE GUY JOHNSON, b. April 05, 1893, Owen Co, Indiana; d. Owen Co, Indiana. More About ARCHIE GUY JOHNSON: Fact 1: Owen Co, Riverside Cem?, Indiana Generation No. 4 9. Ann4 Bigger (Sarah Ann "Sally"3 Johnson, Lewis David2, John1) She married Arthur. Children of Ann Bigger and Arthur are: i. LULA5 ARTHUR. ii. CHARLES ARTHUR. iii. VINNA ARTHUR. iv. MAUDE ARTHUR. v. GROSS ARTHUR. vi. PEARLIE ARTHUR. 10. Clinton4 Johnson (Cornelius3, Lewis David2, John1) was born Abt. 1840 in Owen. He married Mary F. Landrum May 03, 1875. She was born Abt. 1840 in Indiana. More About Clinton Johnson and Mary Landrum: Marriage: May 03, 1875 Child of Clinton Johnson and Mary Landrum is: i. CLAUDE5 JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1874; m. EMMA L. CARTER, September 05, 1899, Owen, Indiana. More About CLAUDE JOHNSON and EMMA CARTER: Marriage: September 05, 1899, Owen, Indiana 11. Lewis Emanuel4 Johnson (William H3, Lewis David2, John1) was born January 09, 1890 in Indiana. He married Klea Hickam January 09, 1916. More About Lewis Johnson and Klea Hickam: Marriage: January 09, 1916 Child of Lewis Johnson and Klea Hickam is: i. WILLIAM H.5 JOHNSON, b. November 21, 1916. 12. Murray Winfield4 Johnson (John Anderson3, Lewis David2, John1) was born November 27, 1881 in Owen Co, Indiana. He married Courim Bura October 14, 1908. More About Murray Johnson and Courim Bura: Marriage: October 14, 1908 Child of Murray Johnson and Courim Bura is: i. MARY L. JOHNSON, b. February 09, 1909, Indiana. 13. Roxie Mary4 Johnson (John Anderson3, Lewis David2, John1) was born August 19, 1883 in Owen Co, Indiana, and died December 05, 1972 in Indianapolis, Marion Co, Indiana. She married Joseph Allen Franklin June 03, 1908 in Owen, Indiana, son of Benjamin Franklin and Elizabeth Martin. He (Joe Franklin) was born May 06, 1881 in Owen Co, Indiana, and died December 08, 1963 in Indianapolis, Marion Co, Indiana. More About Roxie Mary Johnson: Fact 1: December 1972, Spencer, Owen Co, Riverside Cem, Indiana More About Joseph Allen Franklin: Fact 1: December 1963, Spencer, Owen Co, Riverside Cem, Indiana More About Joseph Franklin and Roxie Johnson: Marriage: June 03, 1908, Owen, Indiana Children of Roxie Johnson and Joseph Franklin are: i. GLADYS IRENE5 FRANKLIN, b. January 24, 1909, Owen, Indiana; m. EDWARD B. BOYER. ii. WALLACE EDWARD FRANKLIN, b. February 13, 1912, Owen, Indiana. iii. GRETCHEN JUANITA FRANKLIN, b. November 09, 1914, Freedom, Owen, Indiana; d. February 11, 1961, Senatobia, Tate, Mississippi; m. ROY HUGH THOMPSON, April 30, 1932, Spencer, Owen Co, Indiana; b. December 26, 1911, Owen Co, Indiana; d. April 29, 1970, Indianapolis, Marion Co, Robert Long Hosp, Indiana. More About GRETCHEN JUANITA FRANKLIN: Fact 1: February 14, 1961, Spencer, Owen, Indiana Notes for ROY HUGH THOMPSON: Roy attended Kelly School (up behind Crody's place) More About ROY HUGH THOMPSON: Fact 1: Spencer, Riverside Cem, Owen Co, Indiana Fact 2: October 05, 1999 More About ROY THOMPSON and GRETCHEN FRANKLIN: Marriage: April 30, 1932, Spencer, Owen Co, Indiana 14. Charles Madison4 Johnson (John Anderson3, Lewis David2, John1) was born December 10, 1884 in Owen Co, Indiana, and died March 20 in Owen Co, Indiana. He married Bertha Fender September 18, 1907, adopted daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Elizabeth Martin. More About Charles Madison Johnson: Fact 1: Owen Co, Indiana Notes for Bertha Fender: !FOSTER CHILD More About Charles Johnson and Bertha Fender: Marriage: September 18, 1907 Child of Charles Johnson and Bertha Fender is: i. NAOMA5 JOHNSON, b. August 18, 1908, Owen Co, Indiana; m. EUGENE RICHARD OOLEY, Owen Co, Indiana. More About EUGENE OOLEY and NAOMA JOHNSON: Marriage: Owen Co, Indiana

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