Re my last email... State should be INDIANA... Dick Carter [email protected]

Seeking an Obit for John CARTER Jr., who died in Cloverdale Twp., Putnam County, very near the Owen County Line... John was born Jan 2 1813, and died 2-27-1901.. I am having great difficulty finding anything.. I would think that there would be an Obit, or something in a newspaper. Thanks for any help you might find.. Dick Carter [email protected]

Seeking the parents and siblings of Charles Peter Ames Sr. (b 1811 MA) and his brother Edward R. Ames (b 1806 MA). Both are believed to be related to the Ames Shovel family. Edward R. Ames appears in Greencastle Township, Putnam Co., IN in 1840. Edward R. Ames was a doctor in New Orleans by the late 1840's and had at least one daughter, Jennie Ann. Late in his life Charles Peter Ames Sr. was a farmer and County Judge in Marion Co., TX. He had married Harriett Potter in 1842 in Texas. They had 6 children before his death in 1865. One son, Charles Peter Ames Jr., studied Medicine at Harvard. Dr. Charles P. Ames Jr. spent a few years in MA but soon returned to New Orleans to practice where he died in 1875. Any help will be greatly appreciated, are there any Ames in Putnam Co., IN today who might be related to this line? Regards, Teresa

Forum, Larry Tippin and I, Sheila Morrison restored Palestine Cemetery in Floyd Twp. Putnam County, Ind. There is no church there anymore. I don't know if there are any records anywhere, but I will check. I have a list of everyone buried there with a stone if you would be interested in contacting me. You can e-mail me at [email protected], I would be happy to assist you. Sheila --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos Ring in the New Year with Photo Calendars. Add photos, events, holidays, whatever.

Do you have the link to the website for this cemetery's burial list? Judy Gordon Researching Gordons and Darnalls of Bainbridge, IN > Hi, forum, > I noticed the following account on a Putnam county website which gives a > burial list for this cemetery. Does anyone know if this means that this > church still exists, or if its records still exist? Is there a picture of > the church? Thanks, and seasons greetings - Robert > Palestine Cemetery > > The Palestine Baptist Church and Cemetery is located three miles east of > Bainbridge and one-half mile south. The church was started in 1830 by > Isaac > Monnet, Charles Hunter, Thomas Broadstreet and Wm. Collings from the Salem > Church and John Kinder and Daniel Eggers from Enon. The first trustees > were > John Wilson, William Pounds and Robert F. Case.

Hi, forum, I noticed the following account on a Putnam county website which gives a burial list for this cemetery. Does anyone know if this means that this church still exists, or if its records still exist? Is there a picture of the church? Thanks, and seasons greetings - Robert Palestine Cemetery The Palestine Baptist Church and Cemetery is located three miles east of Bainbridge and one-half mile south. The church was started in 1830 by Isaac Monnet, Charles Hunter, Thomas Broadstreet and Wm. Collings from the Salem Church and John Kinder and Daniel Eggers from Enon. The first trustees were John Wilson, William Pounds and Robert F. Case. The Palestine Cemetery is located to the east behind the church. The Cemetery was last catalogued in 1976 by R. L. Wilson of Fletcher, NC and his brother, Charles R. Wilson, of Kansas City, MO.

I have just finished transcribing this 1890 census for Bates Co., Missouri and have added it to my site. I also have the 1890 Vets census for Vernon, Barton and Cass Counties, Missouri on the site. Many of the soldiers served in Indiana Units. There is a search engine. Merry Christmas. Jim . . James R. Baker, Jr. (jrbakerjr) Free Genealogy Databases http://www.jrbakerjr.com . .

Greetings, For the past few years we have been working an on extensive website with history of Primitive Baptist Churches, county by county, in over thirty states, mostly in the midwest, but including some information for states across the northern tier of America. For some of these states we have only sketchy information, but for others (such as Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa) we have a fair amount of detailed information. We have tried to locate and obtain church records, and have entered the names of members into a database, and have also put the surnames of the members on our website for each church, county by county. We began working on our database in 1986, and it presently has over 53,000 entries, and we are adding to it all the time as we find more church records. We have been trying to assist genealogists in locating ancestors ever since we organized our library in 1988. To view our website, go to the following URL: http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/primbap/pbl.html To go directly to the index of states included in our research (including Indiana), go to http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/primbap/Index.html We are posting this message on the county forums for those counties in Indiana in which the Danville Regular Baptist Association churches exist or have existed, and we would be grateful if anyone can help us locate any of the annual minutes of that association which we lack, or any of the records of the churches which composed the association. Some of the names of these churches include Abner's Creek (records located), Big White Lick Creek (records located), Eagle Creek, Union, Providence, Thorntown, Mt. Tabor, Clear Creek, Cynthiana, Antioch, Little Flock, and many more. We have very limited volunteer staff, but will do our best to respond as time permits. Sincerely, Elder Robert Webb The Primitive Baptist Library 416 Main Street Carthage, IL 62321

Looking for info concerning David Shuey (b1864 Franklin Township). I have census info, but would like a definite death date. Thanks, Lori C.

Hi, I meant to reply to your post some time ago, but just now getting around to it. I have no direct connection to the WOODALL family, only a collateral one, but thought we might each benefit from some tidbit the other might have. I am trying to locate more info on a Rachel RILEY b ca 1841 in OH (d aft 1891) who was married to James WOODALL b ca 1832 in IND. Rachel was the daughter of George RILEY and Mary "Polly" SHOEMAKER, who both died in OH. However, Mary's widowed sister and Rachel's aunt, Sarah SHOEMAKER HALFHILL also turned up in Putnam Co. She was b 6 Oct 1805 in PA and died 18 May 1892 in Putnam Co, buried at Salem Cem in Cloverdale. I don't find either James or Rachel in any of the cemetery listings in Putnam Co, nor in the 1900 census. Would be great to hear from anyone with info on any of these folks. Tacy

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Thanks Candy....

Jan just noticed my earlier letter. Walnut Chapel is South of Broadpark. God Bless You, Candy Candy Smothers <[email protected]> wrote: Jan there is a Walnut Chapel north of Broadpark in Jefferson Twp. Put. Co. God Bless You, Candy Smothers [email protected] wrote: INPUTNAM-D Digest Volume 05 : Issue 21 Today's Topics: #1 Sarah (Frazier) Hodge [[email protected] (Jan Boyland)] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from INPUTNAM-D, send a message to [email protected] that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 00:28:30 -0500 From: [email protected] (Jan Boyland) To: [email protected] Subject: Sarah (Frazier) Hodge Sarah Hodge died abt.1868, looking for a Walnut Church Grave Yard, it is said she was buried there, her husband Drury Hodge died 1840 and is buried in Reeves-Hodge Cemetery, Greencastle, In Thanks for you help. Janet --------------------------------- Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page ==== INPUTNAM Mailing List ==== Please send research questions to the list rather than the mailing list manager. Thank you. --------------------------------- Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page

Candy, thank you for your help, we hope to go there next month. God Bless You. Janet

Jan there is a Walnut Chapel north of Broadpark in Jefferson Twp. Put. Co. God Bless You, Candy Smothers [email protected] wrote: INPUTNAM-D Digest Volume 05 : Issue 21 Today's Topics: #1 Sarah (Frazier) Hodge [[email protected] (Jan Boyland)] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from INPUTNAM-D, send a message to [email protected] that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 00:28:30 -0500 From: [email protected] (Jan Boyland) To: [email protected] Subject: Sarah (Frazier) Hodge Sarah Hodge died abt.1868, looking for a Walnut Church Grave Yard, it is said she was buried there, her husband Drury Hodge died 1840 and is buried in Reeves-Hodge Cemetery, Greencastle, In Thanks for you help. Janet --------------------------------- Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page

Hello, I am still tracking descendants of David Green Wilson and Ann Stanton C. Tarvin Wilson. I would like to contact individuals who are descended from the following couples: Cecil and Ruth (Hutcheson) Craft Ira F. and Lucille (Wood) Hutcheson Walter and Marjorie (LNU) Hutcheson, may have been married twice The purpose of my contact is to gain correct information for these descendants of Ann Stanton C. (Tarvin) Wilson to be included in the Tarvin Family Association book. Thank you, Sharon Bryant

Need information on Thomas Miller & Nancy Newgent, Thomas Miller & Genevi VanCleave, Thomas VanCleave And Moses Kent. Bill Miller

I wanted to ask each of you to do three things: 1. Give money to your favorite disaster relief fund. 2. Be willing to share genealogy information if you receive a request, in the next few months, that says "my house was underwater; I lost all my genealogy files. Can you help me rebuild my database?" 3. Pray! Thank you and God bless you, Sharon

Hello, I'm looking for information on Green Wilson and Ann Stanton C. Tarvin who were married in Putnam Co. in 1838. There is a possibility that his name was David Green Wilson. Apparently he died or they divorced before Aug 1841 as I found a subsequent marriage for her in Vigo Co. to a Drewey Graves in that month/year. I was unable to find a Green Wilson in the 1840 census but did find a David Wilson (the name was given to me) in Washington Twp., Putnam Co. There were three children under the age of 5 listed in that household. I cannot find anything on Drewery Graves, Ann Stanton (Tarvin) (Wilson) Graves in the 1850 census anywhere! Does anyone have any information on these people? Thank you, Sharon

Nell, Going through the minutes of Eel River association I have (which is only a few), this morning, I entered into my database more of the names of messengers from the various churches. I noticed that there was a B. Bastin from Mill Creek church in Putnam Co. You are probably aware already but thought I would mention it. Also, the eleven members dismissed by letter in March 1830 became members of the Mill Creek church in Putnam Co. which was evidently organized at that time. Also noticed a Joe Allee who was a minister at Deer Creek at one point in time (later). (I mention this for the sake of Hazel Allee Burns). Also found C. Buis in Mill Creek church, besides Deer Creek. Thanks to Sharon Bryant for the obit for Mr. Hurst. Sincerely, Robert On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 10:45:35 EDT [email protected] writes: Robert: I am the one who transcribed the Deer Creek Baptist records and I transcribed everything I received. Dora Mae Turner, the dear lady who passed these documents on to me, does not recall where they came from. The following is an excerpt from one of Dora Mae's latest e-mail messages: "I've had those minutes for so long, I honestly can't remember who sent them to me, but imagine it was Carolyn Yancey (Little) Kent who lives in AR. She had done much research years ago and shared it with me." Robert, since my early relatives seem to have all been Baptists, I am very interested in your web site. My 3rd g. grandparents Thomas and Hannah Brockman Bastin were members of the Lick Fork Baptist Church of Rockingham County, N.C. c. 1790/1817. I have a few excerpts from the minutes of that church which I will be glad to share if you are interested. My great grandparents James and Catherine Keith Langwill were members of the Omaha Baptist Church in Omaha, Arkansas, for about 30 years prior to the death of James in 1915. I have quite a lot of those records and I found that my Langwell family usually was in some kind of trouble with the church. Always had a committee going out there to straighten them out. There is a lot more info in the Arkansas church records than those of the church in Indiana or the one in N.C. although there are some interesting tidbits in the N.C. minutes. Again, my relatives acting out. Nell Langwell Gronberg