Can anyone tell me where the "George Carter Corner" is, or was, in the Wallace Junction, Quincy, Cloverdale area?? Thanks any help appreciated. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

HELLO OUT THERE!!!!!!!!! Are there any Alumni from the 1934, 35 or 1936, graduating class at Gosport High School. If so, Please contact me privately. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

For those interested, following are the top surnames by frequency: wright 1916 gilstrap 621 voyles 592 zink 450 martin 383 smith 368 ratts 334 colglazier 289 hinds 266 miller 247 johnson 242 cauble 238 hill 198 fox 193 cooley 192 moss 187 goss 180 marshall 176 purlee 169 brown 168 hazel 137 wingler 132 nale 131 Herb & Carol Arkin Orlando, Florida Herb & Carol Arkin Genealogy Page: http://home.cfl.rr.com/herbarkin/ Descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. of Rowan County, North Carolina Web page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~herbarkin

----- Original Message ----- From: "RootsWeb Review" <RootsWeb-Review-request@rootsweb.com> To: <RootsWeb-Review@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2000 12:04 AM Subject: RootsWeb Bulletin, No. 1 > ROOTSWEB BULLETIN, No. 1, 9 December 2000. (c) 2000 RootsWeb.com > Editors: Julia M. Case and Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG > > Recipients of ROOTSWEB REVIEW and MISSING LINKS receive the > occasional electronic newsletter, ROOTSWEB BULLETIN. > > RootsWeb.com: http://www.rootsweb.com > Ancestry.com: http://www.ancestry.com > MyFamily.com: http://www.myfamily.com > RWGuide to Tracing Family Trees: http://rwguide.rootsweb.com > > * * * * * > > Avoid the mall crowds and holiday shopping hassles -- shop > for your ancestors online. > > As a holiday gift to RootsWeb users and genealogists everywhere, > all 3,000 databases and all of the U.S. federal census images > posted so far at Ancestry.com are FREE from now until > December 21, 2000. http://www.ancestry.com/ > > This would be a good time to do a search in the AIS CENSUS > INDEXES. This collection of some 35 million people contains > federal and state census indexes, indexes to various U.S. > non-population schedules (Mortality Schedules for 1850, 1860, > 1870 and 1880), Veterans Schedules, and Slave Schedules) and > information from various tax lists. This is a great database to > help find where your ancestors resided in the United States at > particular times. > > Remember to try all the variant spellings of your surnames -- > the census enumerator or the tax man might have spelled the name > differently than you do. Need some ideas for overcoming name > spelling problems? See WHY YOU CAN'T FIND YOUR ANCESTORS at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/lesson8.htm > > For questions about census records and links to more > information, see CENSUS RECORDS: SOUNDEXES, INDEXES AND > FINDING AIDS at http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/lesson9.htm > > Also see RootsWeb Guide, TAXING TALES at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/lesson11.htm > > If you explore the buried treasures under BIOGRAPHY & HISTORY at > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/biohist/main.htm > you might be fortunate enough to turn up some golden nuggets of > family data under BIOGRAPHY & GENEALOGY MASTER INDEX or the > SLAVE NARRATIVES. > > Another virtual treasure trove about your ancestors might be > awaiting you under IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION. Two of the > major databases there are the WUERTTEMBERG (Germany) EMIGRATION > INDEX and the GREAT MIGRATION (New England) INDEX. However, > there is much more to be found here. Example of a recent search: > > Lists of Swiss Emigrants in the Eighteenth Century to the > American Colonies: Volume I ZURICH TO CAROLINA AND PENNSYLVANIA, > 1734-1744 LIST OF EMIGRANTS TO CAROLINA AND PENNSYLVANIA, 1734- > 1744 > > Sergeant Heinrich Hitz, from the Bauder-Albis, born July 11, > 1697, with his wife, Elsbetha Frick, of Knonau, born April 18, > 1711, and four children: Verena, born March 16, 1727, Adelheid, > born February 10, 1732, Heinrich, born September 13, 1733, and > Anna, born May 11, 1738; to Pennsylvania. > > > IMMIGRANTS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: Volume 1 > Name: Joh. Conrad Fromm. > Ship: SHIP LYDIA. > Captain: JAMES ALLEN. > LIST OF FOREIGNERS IMPORTED IN THE SHIP LYDIA. > Place: LONDON > Date: DEC. 11, 1739 [The original list is herewith given.] > Men's names and ages. > > Hans Jacob Houser, 23, Rodick Frick, 30, Johannes Frick, 19, > Andreas Crook, 45, Hans Jacob Frie, 30, Ulrick Spinder, 23, > Hendrick Seeds, 28, Hendrick Seeds, junr., 28, > Hans Jacob Croop, 30, Johannes Laypert, 21. > > > Lists of Swiss Emigrants in the Eighteenth Century to the > American Colonies: Volume 2 ZURICH TO CAROLINA AND PENNSYLVANIA, > 1734-1744 LISTS OF EMIGRANTS FROM VARIOUS DISTRICTS FAMILY > NAMES, BERN > > [p.59] Pfister, a master butcher in the city of Reading, she > wishes to take her inheritance in this country over to America. > Anna Barbara is a daughter of Conrad Kunzli, who died in America > in 1769, by his first wife who bore him 2 children. He had three > children by a second wife who died in 1750 on the way to > Pennsylvania. In 1753 Kunzli came back home for a short time and > told about his circumstances. Since it is not known where the > other children are, or whether they are still living, the > government only allows one-fifth of the property of 937 gulden > to be withdrawn. The emigration tax of 10 percent is deducted. > Among the documents there is a statement made out by Pastor A. > Helffenstein on December 10, 1773, in Germantown, saying that > the Schmidt-Kunzli couple are members of the Reformed Church; > there is also the original of the warrant of authority of > Dec. 9, 1773, for Joh. Jak. Pfister. A form printed in the > German language was used for this warrant. Peter Miller, > Esquire, royal judge of the city and county of Philadelphia, > acted as notary, and Benjamin Miller and Abraham Schoemaker as > witnesses. > > > IMMIGRANTS INTO PENNSYLVANIA: Volume 1 > Name: Michael Frick, sick. > Ship: DUKE OF WIRTENBERG > Captain: DANIEL MONTPELIER > Place: ROTTERDAM > Date: OCT. 20, 1752 > > Name: Henry Gimper, > Ship: EDINBURG > Place: ROTTERDAM > Date: OCT. 2, 1753 > > > RootsWeb Guides, TRACING IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS > http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/lesson15.htm > and NATURALIZATION RECORDS > http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/lesson16.htm > can help you learn more about available records and find links > to more sources. > > More databases to explore at Ancestry.com include: > > -- Directories. You might be pleasantly surprised at the number > of 19th-century city directories available here. > > Also see RootsWeb Guide, CITY DIRECTORIES AND NEWSPAPERS > http://www.rootsweb.com/~rwguide/lesson20.htm > > -- Periodicals and Newspapers (many obituaries available) > > -- PERIODICAL SOURCE INDEX (PERSI). One of the major differences > between novice genealogists and more experienced ones is that > the latter use periodicals in their search for missing links. > The favorite index to these publications is PERSI, compiled by > the Allen County (Indiana) Public Library. > > PERSI catalogs thousands of articles published in most genealogy > and local history periodicals written in English and some > French-Canadian since 1800. In 1999, the Allen County Public > Library added more than 100,000 citations, bringing the number > of fully searchable records to more than 1.1 million, listing > every article according to locality, family (surname), and/or > research methodology. However, PERSI does not index every name > in every article, nor does it include the full text of actual > articles. Each article title in the PERSI database is > accompanied by additional information about the name and date of > the periodical where the article was printed, and information > about the publisher and sources for reprints. > > Examples of what can be found in this outstanding finding aid > include: > > 1. Articles dealing with specific families: > > "AARICK/John H. Aarick Bible, 1769-1877" > "CLEM/John Clem, 1851-1937, Ohio, Texas" > "CAMPBELL/Campbell family, 1840-1973, Scotland; Alabama" > "YOUNGER/Robert E. Younger, Missouri outlaw" > > 2. Articles dealing with Canada and Canadians: > > "Germans from Volhynia homestead in Canada" > "Battle of Batoche 1885 participants, desc. of" > "War of 1812 gravesites found in Canada" > "Census 1881 availability" > "Klondike gold rush registers, where to find" > "Peel/Toronto twp. 1810 settlement list" > > 3. Articles dealing with Americans: > > "Plumwood church history" > "Revolution/Last 1000 survivors, Sc-St" > "Plantation records reveal lives" > "Pony Express riders, names only" > "Lutheran schools in Ozarks history" > "Old pictures of Staunton and Augusta county" > "Dutch Catholic settlement, Fox River Valley" > "Fiddler Creek school pupils photos, 1923, 1934", > > 4. Articles dealing with lands and peoples other than U.S. and > Canada: > > "Villages of origin of Texas Czech families" > "Using Danish census records" > "Revolution/Mills prison roll, 1779" > "Army conscription & emigration, early 1800s" > "Emigrants from Lorraine to U.S., 1815-70" > "Geography of Irish emigration to Canada" > "Libraries: How Japan keeps her records" > "Confederate exodus to Latin America, post-Civil War" > > 5. Articles dealing with methodology: > > "Birthdate formula from tombstone" > "Help list, alternatives for 1890 census" > "Quaker marriage process, 18th century" > "City directories as a genealogical tool" > "Compiling acceptable family histories" > "Land record terminology" > "Draft registration and Social Security records" > "Black genealogy resources" > "Probing your ancestor's probate record" > > When you find a citation of interest to you in PERSI, you will > be able to follow a link from the citation to information about > the publisher of the periodical. Here is an example: > > Periodical Title: Essex Institute Historical Collections > General Subject Area: U.S. > Topics: MA > Other Titles: new title: Peabody Essex Museum Collections > Notes: > ACPL Holdings: v.1-128 1859-1993 > ACPL Call Number: 974.401 Es7esa > ISSN Number: 0014-0953 > > Other repositories holding this title include: Allen County > Public Library, Los Angeles Public Library, Dallas Public > Library, Family History Library, Library of Congress, New York > Public Library, Newberry Library, New England Historic > Genealogical Society Library, Public Library of Cincinnati & > Hamilton Co., State Historical Society of Wisconsin Library > Publisher: Essex Institute > Publisher Address: 132 Essex St > Publisher City: Salem > Publisher State: MA > Publisher Zip: 01970 > Subscription Price: 0.00 > PERSI Code: MAEI > > The periodical is the "Essex Institute Historical Collections," > also known as "Peabody Essex Museum Collections." At the bottom, > you find the publisher's name and address. If the publisher no > longer exists, you will be encouraged to check with your local > library or historical society for availability of the > periodical. There is also a list of other repositories which > hold the title. > > To obtain copies of articles in the PERSI index, contact the > Allen County Public Library Foundation, P. O. Box 2270, > Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270. > > Directions for requesting photocopies are listed at > http://www.acpl.lib.in.us/database/index/welcome_persi.html > > If you haven't checked PERSI for your ancestors, you may have > overlooked one of the best sources available. > > * * * * * > > HUMOR: Thanks to Jane Howard Mzjane@aol.com for this definition. > > Genealogy = disturbing the dead and irritating the living. > > * * * * * > > HOLIDAY SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER. Sign up for Ancestry's > annual data membership during this free access period (now > to December 21, 2000) and get $10 off the subscription price. > See details at http://www.ancestry.com/ > > * * * * * > > TO UNSUBSCRIBE from the free weekly genealogy e-zines, ROOTSWEB REVIEW > and MISSING LINKS and the occasional ROOTSWEB BULLETIN, send any e-mail to > rootsweb-review-unsubscribe@rootsweb.com > TO SUBSCRIBE, send to rootsweb-review-subscribe@rootsweb.com > > > > > > ============================== > Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

136--DAVID PEFFLEY (son of No. 5) married in Botetourt Co., Va., (by Rev. J. Holms) June 15th, 1815, MARY GRAYBILL, born in Botetourt Co., Va., May 29th, 1797. Died on Raccoon Creek, Putnam Co., Ind., Nov. 4th, 1859 (dau. of DANIEL and ELIZABETH (Kinzer) GRAYBILL--married 1794-5, Franklin Co. Va., Daniel, (son of JOHN and HANNAH,) from Lancaster Co., Penna. to Va., in 1780. John, son of CHRISTIAN SR. and MARY, married probably in Germany, arrived Penna. 1744). Both are buried in the David Peffley private cemetery on the old homestead near Fincastle, Putnam Co., Ind. Mary's mother is buried in the same cemetery. She was born Nov. 26th, 1775, died June 17th, 1848. The tombstone is broken and the part with her name on is gone, only the dates and the initials "E. G." David Peffley moved to Putnam County, Indiana in 1830 and settled in Russell Twp., on Raccoon Creek, near Fincastle, entering a half section of land where he spent the remainder of his life. The country was virgin, heavily timbered with oak, chestnut, walnut, and large yellow poplar. The creek bottoms were full of hickory nuts, persimmons and pawpaws. He built a large double log house with a big double fire place. They had an out-door oven where they did their baking once each week. The original barn is still standing and in use today. It is a large side-hill type with the stalls for the stock on the lower hill side. The main floor is on a level with the road. In the old days there was a treadmill which was operated by two big steers. It was used to run a hay grinder on the second floor. They drove directly onto the main floor with the grain, which was threshed out with hand flails. On the same floor is the granary, still in use. All of the timbers are of yellow poplar, thirteen inches square and hand-hewn, mortised and put together with wooden pins. The siding is also of poplar, sawed at a waterpower mill on the creek, just below the farm. The barn is over 100 years old. The original ladders to the loft are still there and in use. David Peffley was a skilled workman and had his own water-power grist and saw mill on Raccoon Creek on his farm. He had two partners in the mill to whom he later sold his interest. The mill is gone, but the foundations are still there. Back of the house, near the cemetery, he had his own work-shop and forge. He was a fine cabinet maker. His grandson, John Franklin Peffley has in use a corner cupboard made by David, of white walnut, put together with wooden pegs only. It is over 100 years old. David spent much of his spare time in his shop. One of his specialties was the manufacture of cradles in two sizes, for cutting grain. Issue: All but last three born in Bot. Co., Va., last three born in Putnam Co., Ind. 1--ELIZABETH PEFFLEY, b. 5-20-1816, d. 10-20-1883, Putnam Co. 2--CHRISTINA PEFFLEY, b. 12-30-1817, d. 1910. 3--JACOB PEFFLEY, b. 7-18-1819, d. 1-2-1875, Pettis Co., Mo. 4--MARY PEFFLEY, b. 7-28-1821. 5--DAVID PEFFLEY, b. 6-12-1823, d. 5-27-1897, Parke Co., Ind. 6--MOSES PEFFLEY, b. 6-11-1825, d. 1901, Diller, Neb. 7--ABRAHAM PEFFLEY, b. 1-7-1827, d. 1-4-1897, Mont. Co., Ind. 8--REBECCA PEFFLEY, b. 6-12-1829, d. 5-26-1902, Catiln, Ill. 9--MICHAEL PEFFLEY, b. 6-2-1831, d. 12-11-1834, Putnam Co., Ind. 10--SARAH PEFFLEY, b. 6-1-1834, d. 12-19-1890, Putnam Co. 11--DANIEL PEFFLEY, b. 8-10-1836, d. 12-11-1907, Arkansas. (Above records of birth are taken from the bible of Sarah Carter, Now owned by her son, David I. Carter, Route 2, Roachdale, Ind.) David Peffley died intestate. The final settlement of his estate dated Oct. 20th, 1870, Court of Common Pleas, Greencastle, Putnam Co., Ind., names the above children of the said David Peffley. Jeffery G. Scism,IBSSG http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Spiel Chukker four sail- all moist knew. Visit the PEFFLEY Genealogy Book On-Line- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~scismfam/peffley/peffbooktext.htm

315--ROBERT CLARENCE GOFF (son of No. 314) married at Russellville, Ind., Aug. 1934 ROSALYN INGE, born at Russellville, Dec. 25th, 1904 (dau.of MORTON and WINNIFRED (Burnside) INGE). Robert was a salesman for the Lincoln Oil Co. Address (as of 1938); Russellville, Ind. Jeffery G. Scism,IBSSG http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Son of Charles Scism,< Myrtle C. Scism/Robert McCann, (NY?) < Orville Franklin Scism/Carrie Fox,(NY) <Charles Franklin Scism/ Vata Mayes(NY) < William Scism/ Maria Schoonmaker(NY) before this I am STUCK!!!!! Visit the PEFFLEY Genealogy Book On-Line- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~scismfam/peffley/peffbooktext.htm ________________________________________________________________ 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.

----- Original Message ----- From: jeaniology@peakonline.com To: SharonBryant@worldnet.att.net Cc: tyoung@firstmortgageco.com Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 10:22 PM Subject: Chadd Family in Putnam Co., IN Generation No. 1 1. Ruth1 (don’t know maiden name) Chadd was born 24 January 17941, and died 30 September 1873 in Putnam Co., IN2. She married Daniel Chadd Abt. 18143, son of Unknown Chadd. He was born 28 December 17794, and died 29 December 1867 in Putnam Co., IN5. More About Ruth: Burial: Bethel Cemetery, Putnam Co., IN5 Notes for Daniel Chadd: 1830 Putnam Co., IN, Census: p. 177, l. 19: Daniel Chadd -- Males 1 u5; 1 5-10; 1 10-15; 1 40-50; Females 1 u5; 2 5-10; 2-10-15; 1 30-40. p. 186, l 7: Thomas Chadd - Males 1 u5; 1 10-15, 1 40-50 - no females p. 196, l 25: Samuel Chadd - Males 1 5-10; 2 10-15; 1 40-50; Females: 2 15-20; 1 40-50 These Chadds may be brothers. 1850 Putnam Co., IN, Census: In addition to Daniel Chadd family, there is a Samuel Chadd, 34, b. KY, wife Sarah, 28, b KY; children all b. IN: John, 11, ? David H, 8; William 6, James, 4; ? Mesica 2. Also another Putnam Co. household with James Chadd, 21, b. IN, with wife Marinda, 18, b. IN; and in Hendricks Co., Marion Twp, 1850 Census we find a Daniel Chadd, 33, with his family. Are these sons of Daniel & Ruth? See daughter Elizabeth's Notes Section for deed of Daniel and Ruth to Elizabeth. More About Daniel Chadd: Burial: Bethel Cemetery, Putnam Co., IN5 Census 1: 1830, Putnam Co., IN, p. 177, l. 19: Daniel Chadd; Males 1u5; 1 5-10; 1-10-15; 1-40-50; Females: 1u5; 2 5-10; 2 10-15; 1 30-40 Census 2: 1850, Putnam Co., IN, Daniel Chadd, 67, b. KY; Ruth, 64, b. PA; Samuel, 14, b. IN More About Daniel Chadd and Ruth: Marriage: Abt. 18146 Children of Ruth and Daniel Chadd are: 2 i. Patience2 Chadd7, born Bet. 1815 - 18167,8,9; died 1855 in Indiana10. Notes for Patience Chadd: Gilbert Crossan's notes, naming siblings of Elizabeth Chadd: "Patience Chadd, the oldest girl, died in Indiana in 1855. She and her mother both contracted typhoid fever as they were moving from Indiana to Clark Co., MO. Patience died and was buried somewhere along the road, and her mother died and was buried in Clark Co., MO." Jeannine Long note: The 1830 census shows two daughters age 10-15, so the oldest daughter would have been born between 1815-1820. + 3 ii. Elizabeth Chadd, born 19 May 1817; died 13 October 1855 in Clark Co., MO. 4 iii. Daniel Chadd, Jr.11, born Abt. 1818. Notes for Daniel Chadd, Jr.: There is a Daniel Chadd listed in Hendricks Co., Marion Twp, in the 1850 IN Census. Could this be the Daniel Chadd, Jr., which Ruth Chadd Burks recorded in her notes, as copied by Gilbert Crossan, furnished to me by Sharron Filer? On 1850 Census Daniel is 33, b. KY, with wife Mary, 32, b. VA, children all b. in IN: John F., 9; Cynthia, 6; Mary E., 5; Leannah, 4; David, 9/12. Living with them are Thomas Chadd, 51, b. KY and his son James T. Chadd, 12, b. in IN. Thomas Chadd is shown in 1830 Putnam Co., IN, Census on p. 186, l. 7, with 1 male under 5, 1 19-15, and himself, 40-50; no females. 5 iv. George Chadd12, born Bet. 1825 - 1828. Notes for George Chadd: >From Gilbert Crossan's notes: "George Chadd was a soldier in the Mexican War. A comrade said he saw a Mexican cut his head off with a broad sword." (Jeannine Long note: Whose head -- George's?) + 6 v. James Chadd, born Abt. 1829; died Abt. 1900. 7 vi. Samuel Chadd13, born 02 October 183014; died 13 January 185915. Notes for Samuel Chadd: Notes of Gilbert Crossan, sent by Sharron Filer in Sep 2000: "Samual Chadd, who lived to be a grown man, but never walked, died in 1838." Jeannine Long note: His tombstone photo from Linda Rushton shows he d. 13 Jan 1859. More About Samuel Chadd: Burial: Bethel Cemetery, Putnam Co., IN15 Generation No. 2 3. Elizabeth2 Chadd (Ruth1)16 was born 19 May 181717, and died 13 October 1855 in Clark Co., MO18,19. She married Allen James Burks, Jr.20 14 April 1836 in Putnam Co., IN21,22,23, son of Allen Burks and Elizabeth Townsend. He was born 10 June 1814 in Mercer Co., KY24, and died 05 September 1892 in Maryville, Nodaway Co., MO25,26. Notes for Elizabeth Chadd: Copy of typewritten transcripts of records from the files in the Putnam County Courthouse, prepared by a Mrs. Reitzel for Daniel Burks Craig in about 1966: Daniel Chadd and Ruth Chadd his wife of Putnam County in the State of Indiana, Convey and Warrant to Allen J. Burks of the County and State aforesaid - for and in consideration of the natural Love and affection which the said Daniel Chadd and Ruth Chadd have for their daughter Elizabeth Burks, the wife of the said Allen J. Burks, and also for and in consideration of the sum of - One Dollars to them paid, the following Real Estate in Putnam County and State of Indiana, to-wit: The West Half of the North West Quarter of Section Eight in Township Thirteen North of Range Three West, and also the West Half of the South West Quarter of Section Five in Township Thirteen North of Range Three West. In Witness Whereof, the said Daniel Chadd and Ruth Chadd, his wife, have hereunto set their hands and seals this 6th day of September 1853. Daniel (his mark X) Chadd (Seal) Ruth (her mark x) Chadd (Seal) STATE OF INDIANA ) PUTNAM COUNTY ) Before me, Richard M. Hazlett, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County this 6th day of September, 1853. Daniel Chadd and Ruth Chadd, his wife, acknowledged the execution of the annexed deed. Witness my hand and Seal. Richard M. Hazlett (Seal) - Justice of the Peace Recorded September 10th, 1853, in Book S, page 7. ------------------ Allen J. Burks and Elizabeth Burks, his wife, of Putnam County, State of Indiana, Convey and Warrant to James W. Chadd of the same State and County and to his heirs the following Real Estate being in Putnam County, State of Indiana: The West Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section Eight and also the West Half of the South West of Section Five in Township Thirteen North Range Three West, also Thirteen acres and one third off the South end of the South East Quarter of the South East Quarter of Section Six. Also Lot No. four, as set apart by the Probate Court of Putnam County as the share of James Hurst, all in Township Thirteen North Range Three West, being One Hundred and Eighty Acres more or less, for and in consideration of - Forty Five Hundred Dollars, in witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 22nd day of February 1855. Allen J. Burks (Seal) Elizabeth (her mark x) Burks (Seal) STATE OF INDIANA ) PUTNAM COUNTY ) Before me, Jackson Hurst, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County this 22nd day of February, 1855. Allen J. Burks and Elizabeth Burks, his wife, acknowledged the execution of the annexed deed. Given under my hand and Seal. Jackson Hurst (Seal) - Justice of the Peace Recorded February 28th, 1855, in Book T, page 17. --------------- I, Allen J. Burks and Elizabeth Burks, his wife of Putnam County, in the State of Indiana, Convey and Warrant to James A. Leachman of Putnam County, in the State of Indiana for the sum of Sixteen Hundred and Ninety Dollars the following Real Estate in Putnam County in the State of Indiana, to-wit: The East Half of the North East Quarter of Section Seventeen, Township Thirteen North of Range Three West, being Eighty acres, more or less. In Witness Whereof, the said Allen J. Burks and Elizabeth Burks, his wife, have hereunto set their hands and seals this 18th day of August 1855. Allen J. Burks (Seal) Elizabeth (her mark x) Burks (Seal) STATE OF INDIANA ) PUTNAM COUNTY ) Before me, Jackson Hurst, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County this 18th day of August, 1855. Allen J. Burks and Elizabeth Burks, his wife, acknowledged the execution of the annexed Deed. Witness my hand and Seal. Jackson Hurst -Justice (Seal) Received for recording this September 20th, 1855, in Book T, page 278. -------------- Elizabeth contracted typhoid fever as the family was moving from Indiana to Clark Co., MO. She died and is buried in Clark Co., MO. (From Gilbert Crossan's notes.) More About Elizabeth Chadd: Burial: Clark Co., MO27 Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever Notes for Allen James Burks, Jr.: Note from Warren Laine: In the "History of Putnam County, 1887" under the section for Marion Township on page 229, there is the following statement: "It was in 1834 that Allen Burk put up his horse-mill." On page 228 there is a reference to a "Daniel Chadd" arriving in the township during 1827 or 1828 time period. Andrew Co., MO, records were copied 13 May 1998 at the courthouse in Savannah. Census 1840 - Putnam Co, IN, Allen J. Burks, Males, 1u5, 1 20-30; females, 1 20-30 14 Jan 1845, Deed recorded at Bk. 2, p. 12, Andrew Co., MO, Allen J. Burks (of Platte), Grantee, from Wesley Vaughan and Elizabeth Belza, his wife, for $200. NW of SW 1/2 of 36-19-35 (40 acres). 5 Nov 1846, Rec. at Bk 2, pp. 266-7, Andrew Co., MO, Allen J. Burks, mortgage of $90 owed to Samuel Crowley for one-year period @ 10% interest on NW 1/4 of SW 1/4, 36-59-35 and SW 1/2 of 36-59-35 (200 acres), paid 2 Oct 1847. Putnam Co., IN, records were copied by Jeannine Long 9 Jun 1998 in the courthouse in Greencastle. 23 Feb 1855, Recorded at Bk. T, p. 17, Putnam Co., IN, Deed from Allen J. Burks and Elizabeth, his wife, to James W. Chadd, before Jackson Hurst, Justice of the Peace. 18 Aug 1855, Recorded at Bk T, p. 278, Putnam Co., IN, Deed from Allen J. Burks & Elizabeth, his wife, to James A. Leachman, before Jackson Hurst. 12 Feb 1858, recorded at Bk V, p. 230, Putnam Co, IN, Deed from Allen J. Burks and Mary S. Burks, his wife, witnessed in Clark Co., MO, 1 Feb 1958 before M. S. Mitchel, Notary Public. Rec. at Bk 9, p. 335: 36-59-35 (NW/SW) & 35-59-35 (SW 1/4) Allen J. Burks and wife Elizabeth to William E. Rucker, 4 Oct 1859. (Co-defendants in suit were Daniel Chadd & Eliz. Chadd - must concern land owned with A. J.'s first wife.) 1860 Census - Clark Co., Sweet Home Twp, Athens, MO, printed p. #636, written p. 88, Dwg. #625, Fam #617, shows A. J., age 46; wife M. S., age 27; with children Jno. H., age 21; Ruth C., age 11; James A., age 9 (all children of Allen & 1st wf); and Mary E., age 3, and Alex C., age 1, children of Allen & second wf. 19 Mar 1873 - Warranty Deed, Nodaway Co., MO, Perry Wright and his wife sold 80-acre farm to Allen J. Burks for $3000 in 34-64-35. 12 Feb 1876 - Deed from Joseph E. Alexander and Mary A. Alexander to Allen J. Burks, 40 acres lying north and west of the 102 River, $225. Nodaway Co, MO, Recorder of Deeds Office. 1880 Census - Nodaway Co., MO, Polk Twp., E. of K. C. R. R., ED #262, p. 1, Dwg. 7, Fam #8, shows "H. A." (obvious error, should be A. J.) and Mary S., with children Martha A., age 18; William A., age 15; "Ugene," age 13; Cassander, age 11; Robert E. L., age 9; and Ada, age 4, all living near I. J. Crossan family, Ruth C. (A. J.'s daughter) and the Crossan's five children, ages 1-1/2 to 11. >From the History of Nodaway County (1882), pp. 772-3: "Allen J. Burks, farmer and stock raiser, Section 34, was born on the 10th of June, 1814. His father, Allen Burks, a native of Virginia, was by occupation a hatter and a farmer, and lived to the age of 93 years. His mother, formerly Elizabeth Townsend, was born in South Carolina, near the town of Charleston. Allen spent his boyhood days on a farm, and received the benefits of a common school education. He accompanied his parents to Putnam County, Indiana, in 1828, and remained there until 1830, when he immigrated west, and settled near Weston, Platte County, Missouri. After living there for seven years, he returned to Putnam County, Indiana, but came back to Missouri in the fall of 1855, and settled in Clarke County; thence to Hancock County, Illinois, in the fall of 1865, and from there to Nodaway County, Missouri, in the spring of 1873, locating where he now resides. He owns 174 acres of fine bottom land, upon whi! ch is a neat residence, with a fine view of the City of Maryville. His farm is well watered by springs, and stocked with different grades of stock. Mr. Burks is a member of the Masonic fraternity. Politically, he is a Greenbacker. He has been twice married. First, about the year 1836, to Miss Elizabeth Chadd. She died in the fall of 1855, and left five children, three of whom are now living: John H., born October 28, 1838; David C., born September 27, 1842, and Ruth C., born September 15, 1848, (now Mrs. I. J. Crossen). He was married again on the 15th of May 1856, to Mary S. Waggner, a native of Clarke County, Mo., born September 6, 1833. By this union they have seven children: Alexander C., born December 8, 1858; Martha A., born April 10, 1862; William A., born February 8, 1865; Eugene, born November 25, 1866; Cassia, born May 12, 1869; Robert E. L., born in April 1871; Ada, born September 1, 1875. Himself and wife are active members of the Christian Church of Ro! se Hill." 11 Jun 1891 issue Nodaway Democrat cited in Abstracted Newspaper Index of Nodaway Co., MO, 1869-1900, as saying A. J. Burks was "hale and hearty." Research by Jeannine Long of the 11 Jun 1891 issue on microfilm at the Nodaway Co. Museum in Oct 1999 failed to locate such an item. 8 Sep 1892, p. 6 (top), column 4, The Nodaway Democrat - Obituary (Jeannine Long found this obituary on microfilm in the Nodaway Co. Historical Society Museum, 112 N. Walnut, Maryville, MO, in October 1999. The museum cannot print from the microfilm records.) "Allen J. Burks, an estimable citizen of Maryville, breathed his last Monday afternoon about 5 p.m. He was taken sick a week ago with flux, and finally his illness assumed the form of paralysis. He was unconscious for two days before the end came. "Mr. Burks was born in Mercer Co., KY, June 10, 1814, and consequently, was 78 years of age his last birthday. His father, Allen Burks, lived to the age of 93. . . (repeats the article from 1882 History of Nod. Co. at this point) . . locating on his farm just southeast of Maryville. "Something over a year ago he rented his farm and moved to this city. (Repeats aforesaid article at this point) . . . They had seven children, all of whom are living and reside in this county: Alexander C., Martha A. (now Mrs. M. P. Ross), William A., Eugene A., Cassia (now Mrs. Clifford Ruth), Robert and Ida. "The funeral services were held at the Christian Church, Tuesday, at 2:30 p.m., conducted by Elder I. N. McCash. Mr. Burks had long been a member of this church and was a true man in every respect, and a sincere, devoted Christian. He lived a long and useful life and has gone to enjoy the rewards of his good deeds and to live with the Savior of men as long as eternal ages endure. The burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery." 9 Sep 1892 - Nodaway Co. Probate Court - Application for Letters of Adm. filed by Mary S. Burks in estate of Allen J. Burks. Names all the children and where they live. 16 Nov 1893 - Nodaway Democrat reports A. J.'s estate in the Probate Court of Nodaway Co., MO, with Mary S. Burks as administratrix. (Abstracted Newspaper Index of Nod. Co., MO, 1869-1900) More About Allen James Burks, Jr.: Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Maryville, Nodaway Co., MO28,29 Obituary: 08 September 1892, The Nodaway Democrat, p. 6, col. 4 More About Allen Burks and Elizabeth Chadd: Marriage: 14 April 1836, Putnam Co., IN30,31,32 Children of Elizabeth Chadd and Allen Burks are: + 8 i. John Harris3 Burks, born 28 October 1838 in Putnam Co., IN; died 05 November 1922 in Hale, KS. + 9 ii. Frances Jane Burks, born 10 November 1840 in Prob Platte Co., MO; died 1875 in Clark Co., MO. 10 iii. David C. Burks33,34, born 27 September 184235,36; died 30 June 191736. He married Mary McPheran37. Notes for David C. Burks: Notes recorded by Ruth Chadd Burks Crossan states name of third child (her brother) was Daniel Chadd Burks and not David C. Marriage Notes for David Burks and Mary McPheran: 11 iv. Elizabeth Ann Burks38, born 23 May 1846; died Bef. 1882. Notes for Elizabeth Ann Burks: The family record of the Burks family, as recorded by Ruth Chadd (Burks) Crossan states fourth child was Elizabeth Ann, b May 27, 1846. + 12 v. Ruth Chadd Burks, born 15 September 1848 in Putnam Co., IN; died 22 January 1928 in Prob. Nodaway Co., MO. 13 vi. James Allen Burks39, born 09 December 185040; died Bef. 188241. 14 vii. George Washington Burks42, born 03 March 1853 in November 185542. 6. James2 Chadd (Ruth1)43 was born Abt. 182944, and died Abt. 190045. Notes for James Chadd: Gilbert Crossan's notes state: "James Chadd, the youngest son, who lived to be an old man, and died about 1900. Ruth Wright, his daughter, corresponded with mother till she died." A James Chadd, 21, b. IN, is shown on 1850 Putnam Co., IN Census, with wife Marinda, 18, b. IN. Is this the son of Daniel and Ruth? He could be the 1 male under 5 shown in the 1830 Census with Daniel and Ruth, being b. 1829, say, and Samuel we know was b. 2 Oct 1830, undoubtedly after the census was taken. If so, Gilbert would be in error that James was the youngest son. Child of James Chadd is: 15 i. Ruth3 Chadd. She married Unknown Wright45. Notes for Ruth Chadd: >From Gilbert Crossan's notes: (naming siblings of Elizabeth Chadd Burks: "James Chadd, the youngest son, who lived to be an old man, and died about 1900. Ruth Wright, his daughter, corresponded with mother until she died."

Can anyone help her? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terri Young" <tyoung@firstmortgageco.com> To: <SharonBryant@worldnet.att.net> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 3:04 PM Subject: Chadd Family in Putnam > Would like to know if someone has information on the Daniel and Ruth > Chadd buried in Old Bethel Methodist Cementary. Any info on where they > originally came from. > Thanks in advance...Terri Chadd Young > >

Does anyone know if there is online access for the mortality indexes of 1860 for Putnam county? Or does anyone have access to this index? 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

Bill and list, I have an early MALLORY in Putnam Co., IN: Henry COFFMAN, s/o Abraham COFFMAN and Ann THURSBY, b: 06 November 1805 . married Elizabeth MALLORY 17 December 1827 in Putnam Co, IN *2nd Wife of Henry Coffman: Catherine HUELETT m: 04 August 1839 in Putnam Co, IN I have no further information. Pat Bishop Obrist -----Original Message----- From: Bill Mallory <wmallory@up.net> To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, December 03, 2000 6:39 AM Subject: Charles MALLORY >Researching MALLORY, BOND, BESANCON, DRAPER lines >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >I am seeking information on the Charles T. Mallory Family. I would >appreciate any additional information. Thanks - Bill Mallory > > >Charles Thomas Mallory born Abt. 1801, in Virginia (which presently could be >VA, W.VA, OH, IN, etc) >Charles T. Mallory married First Wife 1832-1838 (prob. Nancy Norris, >Harrison, 1832) >William Thomas Mallory. born to Charles T. Mallory & first wife, 8/16/1839, >in Indiana >Charles T.Mallory married Rachel Logan, 4/23/1849, Indiana, Putnam, > >1850 Indiana, Putnam Co., Cloverdale Twp. U.S. Census enumeration >Mallory, Charles 49 Virginia >Rachel 42 Kentucky >William T. 12 Indiana >Charles B. 5 Indiana >Murray 3/12 Indiana > >1870 Indiana, Morgan Co., Jefferson Twp. U.S. Census enumeration >Mallory, Charles 69 MW Farmer Virginia >Rachel 61 FW Keeping House Kentucky >Murray 19 MW Works in Sawmill Indiana >Jennette 16 FW At Home Indiana > > > > >============================== >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate >your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

As you may have noticed my other grandparent married a Mary Bishop..... I know NOTHING about her lines. Jeff On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 13:25:22 -0800 "Patricia Bishop Obrist" <iobrist@mail.win.org> writes: > Bill and list, I have an early MALLORY in Putnam Co., IN: > > Henry COFFMAN, s/o Abraham COFFMAN and Ann THURSBY, b: 06 November > 1805 > . married Elizabeth MALLORY 17 December 1827 in Putnam Co, IN > *2nd Wife of Henry Coffman: Catherine HUELETT m: 04 August 1839 > in Putnam > Co, IN > > I have no further information. > Pat Bishop Obrist > > -----Original Message----- > From: Bill Mallory <wmallory@up.net> > To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, December 03, 2000 6:39 AM > Subject: Charles MALLORY > > > >Researching MALLORY, BOND, BESANCON, DRAPER lines > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >I am seeking information on the Charles T. Mallory Family. I would > >appreciate any additional information. Thanks - Bill Mallory > > > > > >Charles Thomas Mallory born Abt. 1801, in Virginia (which presently > could > be > >VA, W.VA, OH, IN, etc) > >Charles T. Mallory married First Wife 1832-1838 (prob. Nancy > Norris, > >Harrison, 1832) > >William Thomas Mallory. born to Charles T. Mallory & first wife, > 8/16/1839, > >in Indiana > >Charles T.Mallory married Rachel Logan, 4/23/1849, Indiana, > Putnam, > > > >1850 Indiana, Putnam Co., Cloverdale Twp. U.S. Census enumeration > >Mallory, Charles 49 Virginia > >Rachel 42 Kentucky > >William T. 12 Indiana > >Charles B. 5 Indiana > >Murray 3/12 Indiana > > > >1870 Indiana, Morgan Co., Jefferson Twp. U.S. Census enumeration > >Mallory, Charles 69 MW Farmer Virginia > >Rachel 61 FW Keeping House Kentucky > >Murray 19 MW Works in Sawmill Indiana > >Jennette 16 FW At Home Indiana > > > > > > > > > >============================== > >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & > Celebrate > >your heritage! > >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > > > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the > #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > > Jeffery G. Scism,IBSSG http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Son of Charles Scism,< Myrtle C. Scism/Robert McCann, (NY?) < Orville Franklin Scism/Carrie Fox,(NY) <Charles Franklin Scism/ Vata Mayes(NY) < William Scism/ Maria Schoonmaker(NY) before this I am STUCK!!!!! ________________________________________________________________ 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.

260--LUCINDA PEFFLEY (dau. of No. 259) married: 1--Jan. 18th, 1884 at Fairbury, Jefferson Co., Neb., GORDON HULIT, born in Ohio, Dec. 10th, 1853, died in 1887 (son of TIMOTHY and MARY (Bishop) HULIT). Gordon is buried at Fairbury, Neb. 2--June 2nd, 1891 at Dillon, Thayer Co., Neb., RICHARD OWEN, born in Lakin, Ill., Feb. 29th, 1848, died in 1919. 3--May 20th, 1921 at San Pedro, Calif., CHARLES NIELS, born in Germany, May 20th, 1856, died 1928. Mrs. Niels address: 416 N. Acacia St., Compton, Calif. Issue: 1st marriage: 1--LOTTIE HULIT, b. 1-20-1885, Jefferson Co. Neb. 2nd marriage 2--CARRIE DELILAH OWEN, b. 11-3-1896, d. 11-16-1909. 261--LOTTIE HULIT (dau. of No. 260) married at Chester, Neb., May 15th, 1904, THOMAS OLIVER EMERY, born Apr. 12th, 1886, Chester, Neb., (son of JAMES CLEMENT and ABIGAIL EMERY). Page 53 Present address: 414 N. Acacia St., Compton, Calif. Issue: 1--EBBERT EARL EMERY, b. 1-3-1906. * 2--CHESTER LEROY EMERY, b. 4-23-1908, Lincoln, Neb. *This is my Grandfather. 3--RICHARD LOREN EMERY, b. 4-1-1910, Woodlake, Neb. 4--GOLDA EMERY, b. 4-29-1912, Washington, Kan. 5--RUBY EMERY, b. 3-8-1914, Woodlake, Cherry Co., Neb. 262--EBBERT EARL EMERY (son of No. 261) married at Compton, Calif., Dec. 4th, 1930 IDA KNUDSON, born Dec. 15th, 1911, Wisconsin. Earl is a mail carrier. Present address: Compton, Calif. Issue: 1--ROSE MARIE EMERY, b. 2-28-1931. 263--CHESTER LEROY EMERY (son of No. 261) married at Long Beach, Calif., Mar. 22nd, 1935, HAZEL MILLER, born Feb. 1st, 1911, Compton, Calif. (dau. of LEONARD MILLER, born in England.) Chester is an electrician. Present address: 1015 S. Acacia St., Compton, Calif. 264--RICHARD LOREN EMERY (son of No. 261) married at Los Angeles, Calif., Jan 19th, 1937, EVELYN STALLARD, born Dec. 22nd, 1910, Newton, Kan., (dau. of WILLIAM and (???) (Montgomery) STALLARD). Richard is Asst. Manager of Hayward Lumber Co. Present address: Box 163, Vista, Calif. 265--GOLDA EMERY (dau. of No. 261) married at Compton, Calif., Jan. 20th, 1933, WOODROW WILSON LEWIS, born May 31st, 1911, Wheaton, Mo., (son of Charles and (???)(Weeks) LEWIS). Woodrow is a school Janitor. Issue: 1--EMERY LEWIS, b. 4-29-1934. 266--RUBY EMERY (dau. of No. 261) married at Compton, Calif., June 29th, 1932, RAY PRESTON, born Jan. 10th, 1904, Colorado, (son of FRANK and (???) (Deter) PRESTON). Ray works for Firestone Rubber Co. Present address: 1721 E. 132nd St., Compton, Calif. Issue: 1--ROBERT PRESTON, b. 11-23-1934, Compton, Calif. 267--HENRY WALLACE PEFFLEY (son of No. 259) married at Winterset Iowa, Dec. 26th, 1882, EMMA RUBY, born June 3rd, 1861, Madison Co., Iowa, (dau. of WILLIAM J. and MATHILDA (Harper) RUBY). No issue. Present address: 417 S. Willowbrook Ave., Compton, Calif. "Henry Wallace Peffley and Emma Ruby were married at the home of Mrs. Mathilda Ruby five miles west of Winterset, Madison County, Iowa. "We were both reared on farms and prior to our marriage I served an apprenticeship as a carpenter and Emma became a school teacher. I was 23 years old and Emma 21 when we were married, and taking Horace Greeley's advice went west. We headed for Fairbury, Jefferson Co., Neb. The snow was so deep and drifted we could not use our covered wagon. So we built pinsleds and removed the wheels which we hauled as baggage. "The roads being drifted full of snow we travelled through fields scooping snow when we came in contact with roads and fences. We had a span of horses on the tongue, and a span of mules in the lead, which made it difficult in passing those meeting us. The third day out, while driving on a road cut out of a hillside our sled turned over on its side and everything was thrown into the wagon cover except a small stove, which was bolted to the floor. We organized a fire department, and with a bucket and plenty of snow we soon had the fire under control. It took some time to replace our baggage, and after we were on our way we felt we were ready for most anything that might happen. After crossing the Missouri River on the ice we found traveling much better and soon discarded our sled as there was very little snow on the ground. "We located on a farm near Fairbury the first year and raised a bumper crop Page 54 of corn. We planted fifty acres which yielded fifty bushels to the acre. We used to feed our cows on nubbins in Iowa, but they would have starved for them in Nebraska for the ears were very large. Corn sold fifteen to twenty cents per bushel. Many farmers used it for fuel. The second year we went into a General Mercantile store in Fairbury and in July we lost everything we had in a Nebraska cyclone. "Then Uncle Sam said he would bet us 160 acres of land in northwest Kansas against fourteen dollars that we could not stay on it for five years. He won. We took a homestead and after eighteen months we decided we had lived long enough on pancakes cooked on buffalo chips, so we commuted our claim and went to Arkansas City, Kan., to await the run to Oklahoma Reservation. "In the meantime a colony of immigrants was going to Lake Charles, Louisiana to engage in rice raising. We joined it and stayed there about five years and were very successful, but on account of my wife's health we returned to St. Louis, Mo. There I was employed as a coach carpenter for the Missouri Pacific Railroad Co., for about nine years. "We landed in California in 1906. I followed my trade as carpenter until October 1908 when we accepted a call from the "National Indian Association" of New York to go as Missionaries to the Klamath Indians in Klamath Co., Oregon. We were in this work five years. I worked in the shipyards at San Pedro during the World War. I retired in 1929"--HENRY W. PEFFLEY. On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 13:25:22 -0800 "Patricia Bishop Obrist" <iobrist@mail.win.org> writes: > Bill and list, I have an early MALLORY in Putnam Co., IN: > > Henry COFFMAN, s/o Abraham COFFMAN and Ann THURSBY, b: 06 November > 1805 > . married Elizabeth MALLORY 17 December 1827 in Putnam Co, IN > *2nd Wife of Henry Coffman: Catherine HUELETT m: 04 August 1839 > in Putnam > Co, IN > > I have no further information. > Pat Bishop Obrist > > -----Original Message----- > From: Bill Mallory <wmallory@up.net> > To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, December 03, 2000 6:39 AM > Subject: Charles MALLORY > > > >Researching MALLORY, BOND, BESANCON, DRAPER lines > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >I am seeking information on the Charles T. Mallory Family. I would > >appreciate any additional information. Thanks - Bill Mallory > > > > > >Charles Thomas Mallory born Abt. 1801, in Virginia (which presently > could > be > >VA, W.VA, OH, IN, etc) > >Charles T. Mallory married First Wife 1832-1838 (prob. Nancy > Norris, > >Harrison, 1832) > >William Thomas Mallory. born to Charles T. Mallory & first wife, > 8/16/1839, > >in Indiana > >Charles T.Mallory married Rachel Logan, 4/23/1849, Indiana, > Putnam, > > > >1850 Indiana, Putnam Co., Cloverdale Twp. U.S. Census enumeration > >Mallory, Charles 49 Virginia > >Rachel 42 Kentucky > >William T. 12 Indiana > >Charles B. 5 Indiana > >Murray 3/12 Indiana > > > >1870 Indiana, Morgan Co., Jefferson Twp. U.S. Census enumeration > >Mallory, Charles 69 MW Farmer Virginia > >Rachel 61 FW Keeping House Kentucky > >Murray 19 MW Works in Sawmill Indiana > >Jennette 16 FW At Home Indiana > > > > > > > > > >============================== > >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & > Celebrate > >your heritage! > >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > > > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the > #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > > Jeffery G. Scism,IBSSG http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Son of Charles Scism,< Myrtle C. Scism/Robert McCann, (NY?) < Orville Franklin Scism/Carrie Fox,(NY) <Charles Franklin Scism/ Vata Mayes(NY) < William Scism/ Maria Schoonmaker(NY) before this I am STUCK!!!!!

My HULITS are direct, and I am interested in yours. Jeff On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 13:25:22 -0800 "Patricia Bishop Obrist" <iobrist@mail.win.org> writes: > Bill and list, I have an early MALLORY in Putnam Co., IN: > > Henry COFFMAN, s/o Abraham COFFMAN and Ann THURSBY, b: 06 November > 1805 > . married Elizabeth MALLORY 17 December 1827 in Putnam Co, IN > *2nd Wife of Henry Coffman: Catherine HUELETT m: 04 August 1839 > in Putnam > Co, IN > > I have no further information. > Pat Bishop Obrist > > -----Original Message----- > From: Bill Mallory <wmallory@up.net> > To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, December 03, 2000 6:39 AM > Subject: Charles MALLORY > > > >Researching MALLORY, BOND, BESANCON, DRAPER lines > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >I am seeking information on the Charles T. Mallory Family. I would > >appreciate any additional information. Thanks - Bill Mallory > > > > > >Charles Thomas Mallory born Abt. 1801, in Virginia (which presently > could > be > >VA, W.VA, OH, IN, etc) > >Charles T. Mallory married First Wife 1832-1838 (prob. Nancy > Norris, > >Harrison, 1832) > >William Thomas Mallory. born to Charles T. Mallory & first wife, > 8/16/1839, > >in Indiana > >Charles T.Mallory married Rachel Logan, 4/23/1849, Indiana, > Putnam, > > > >1850 Indiana, Putnam Co., Cloverdale Twp. U.S. Census enumeration > >Mallory, Charles 49 Virginia > >Rachel 42 Kentucky > >William T. 12 Indiana > >Charles B. 5 Indiana > >Murray 3/12 Indiana > > > >1870 Indiana, Morgan Co., Jefferson Twp. U.S. Census enumeration > >Mallory, Charles 69 MW Farmer Virginia > >Rachel 61 FW Keeping House Kentucky > >Murray 19 MW Works in Sawmill Indiana > >Jennette 16 FW At Home Indiana > > > > > > > > > >============================== > >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & > Celebrate > >your heritage! > >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > > > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the > #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > > Jeffery G. Scism,IBSSG http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Son of Charles Scism,< Myrtle C. Scism/Robert McCann, (NY?) < Orville Franklin Scism/Carrie Fox,(NY) <Charles Franklin Scism/ Vata Mayes(NY) < William Scism/ Maria Schoonmaker(NY) before this I am STUCK!!!!! ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Researching MALLORY, BOND, BESANCON, DRAPER lines ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I am seeking information on the Charles T. Mallory Family. I would appreciate any additional information. Thanks - Bill Mallory Charles Thomas Mallory born Abt. 1801, in Virginia (which presently could be VA, W.VA, OH, IN, etc) Charles T. Mallory married First Wife 1832-1838 (prob. Nancy Norris, Harrison, 1832) William Thomas Mallory. born to Charles T. Mallory & first wife, 8/16/1839, in Indiana Charles T.Mallory married Rachel Logan, 4/23/1849, Indiana, Putnam, 1850 Indiana, Putnam Co., Cloverdale Twp. U.S. Census enumeration Mallory, Charles 49 Virginia Rachel 42 Kentucky William T. 12 Indiana Charles B. 5 Indiana Murray 3/12 Indiana 1870 Indiana, Morgan Co., Jefferson Twp. U.S. Census enumeration Mallory, Charles 69 MW Farmer Virginia Rachel 61 FW Keeping House Kentucky Murray 19 MW Works in Sawmill Indiana Jennette 16 FW At Home Indiana

Alexander P. BRADSHAW born 1-13-1807 died 4-3-1881 married on November 1, 1832 in Nicholas county KY to Elizabeth N. ALISON born 6-8-1810 died 5-12-1881 The were both born in KY and migrated to Putnam county IN about 1839 where they remained till they died. They had 8 children: John E. born about 1833 in KY Robert N. born 8-13-1836 in KY Rutha M. born about 1837 in KY William born 12-7-1838 in KY Eleanor born about 1840 in Putnam co. IN Milton born about 1842 in Putnam co. IN Emma born about 1844 in Putnam co. IN Alexander born about 1847 in Putnam co. IN Alexander and Elizabeth (Alison) BRADSHAW were my 5th great grandparents. I am trying to find their parents. I am certain that one or both came from Nicholas county KY where they married but I have no proof. Any help is most appreciated and I would be most willing to exchange info. 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

717--CORA BELLE PEFFLY (dau. of No. 698) married in Mont. Co., O., Nov. 17th, 1901, MELVIN WRIGHT, born in Miami Co., O., Dec. 27th, 1878 (son of ABRAHAM and SUSANNAH (Burns) WRIGHT). Address (as of 1938); Route 1, Laura, Ohio. Issue: 1--PHOEBE VIOLA WRIGHT, b. 8-8-1902, Mont. Co., O. 2--SUSANNAH CATHERINE WRIGHT, b. 3-12-1906, Mont. Co., O. 3--RUBY LODEMA WRIGHT, b. 1-8-1914, Miami Co., O. 4--RUTH ELIZABETH WRIGHT, b. 7-12-1918, Miami Co. 5--DORIS JEAN WRIGHT, b. 11-30-1925. 717--CORA BELLE PEFFLY (dau. of No. 698) married in Mont. Co., O., Nov. 17th, 1901, MELVIN WRIGHT, born in Miami Co., O., Dec. 27th, 1878 (son of ABRAHAM and SUSANNAH (Burns) WRIGHT). Address (as of 1938); Route 1, Laura, Ohio. Issue: 1--PHOEBE VIOLA WRIGHT, b. 8-8-1902, Mont. Co., O. 2--SUSANNAH CATHERINE WRIGHT, b. 3-12-1906, Mont. Co., O. 3--RUBY LODEMA WRIGHT, b. 1-8-1914, Miami Co., O. 4--RUTH ELIZABETH WRIGHT, b. 7-12-1918, Miami Co. 5--DORIS JEAN WRIGHT, b. 11-30-1925. 718--PHOEBE VIOLA WRIGHT (dau. of No. 717) married Dec. 24th, 1922, CLEO L. DITMER, born in Miami Co., O. (son of LAWRENCE and FANNIE (Lambert) DITMER). Address (as of 1938); Route 2, West Milton, Ohio. Issue: 1--LOWELL DITMER, b. 5-8-1924. 2--RICHARD DITMER, b. 8-23-1928. 3--SHIRLEY ANN DITMER, 11-27-1935. 719--SUSANNAH CATHERINE WRIGHT (dau. of No. 717) married June 16th, 1928, HERBERT J. WISSINGER, born May 23rd, 1901, Miami Co., O. (son of JOHN and ALMA (Lochner) WISSINGER). Address (as of 1938); 1520 Berkshire Ave., Pittsburgh, Penna. Issue: 1--ALLAN BRUCE WISSINGER, b. 7-12-1929. 2--MARILYN JOANNE WISSINGER, b. 11-25-1930. 3--MILDRED JANICE WISSINGER, b. 11-22-1933. 126--LOIS BRACKNEY (dau. of No. 125) married at Putnamville, Ind., Dec. 1st, 1909, JOSEPH BRINTON WRIGHT, born Dec. 22nd, 1878, Putnam Co., Ind., Joseph is a farmer. Address (as of 1938); Route 1, Cloverdale, Ind. Issue: 1--T. OAKLEY WRIGHT, b. 2-9-1914, Putnamville. Ind. On Sat, 02 Dec 2000 14:46:00 -0500 Herbert Arkin <harkin@cfl.rr.com> writes: > I have just updated the web site adding 2900 relatives including 600 > direct > descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. > > Major updates include adding marriages and sources and descendants > of the > following among others: > 1. McCajah Wright, > 2. Steven B. Elrod, > 3. James Baker/Elizabeth Peyton, > 4. Robert Strain/ Elouisa Burt, > 5. Asa Wright/Phebe Martin, > 6. Francis Wingler/ Maria Bott, > 7. William Voyles (b 1741), > 8. Mathias Harmon (b 1774), > 9. Lewis M. Martin (b 1763), Miles Wright (b 1826), > 10. Clayton Wright (b 1808), > 11. George Lewis Click (1771). > > This web encompasses 30,311 individuals out of a total database of > 48,464 > relatives. Direct descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. include > 22,609. The > rest are closely related. > > Major Surnames include Allen, Cauble Colglazier, Cooley, Gilstrap, > Goss, > Hazel, Hill, Hinds, Johnson, Marshall, Martin, Monical, Morgan, > Moss, > Mullenix, Naugle, Parrish, Purlee, Ratts, Voyles, Wingler, Wright > and Zink. > > Most of these families emigrated to Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas > and > Missouri. > > Herb & Carol Arkin > Orlando, Florida > > Herb & Carol Arkin Genealogy Page: > http://home.cfl.rr.com/herbarkin/ > > Descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. of Rowan County, North Carolina > Web > page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~herbarkin > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > > Jeffery G. Scism,IBSSG http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Son of Charles Scism,< Myrtle C. Scism/Robert McCann, (NY?) < Orville Franklin Scism/Carrie Fox,(NY) <Charles Franklin Scism/ Vata Mayes(NY) < William Scism/ Maria Schoonmaker(NY) before this I am STUCK!!!!! ________________________________________________________________ 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.

I have just updated the web site adding 2900 relatives including 600 direct descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. Major updates include adding marriages and sources and descendants of the following among others: 1. McCajah Wright, 2. Steven B. Elrod, 3. James Baker/Elizabeth Peyton, 4. Robert Strain/ Elouisa Burt, 5. Asa Wright/Phebe Martin, 6. Francis Wingler/ Maria Bott, 7. William Voyles (b 1741), 8. Mathias Harmon (b 1774), 9. Lewis M. Martin (b 1763), Miles Wright (b 1826), 10. Clayton Wright (b 1808), 11. George Lewis Click (1771). This web encompasses 30,311 individuals out of a total database of 48,464 relatives. Direct descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. include 22,609. The rest are closely related. Major Surnames include Allen, Cauble Colglazier, Cooley, Gilstrap, Goss, Hazel, Hill, Hinds, Johnson, Marshall, Martin, Monical, Morgan, Moss, Mullenix, Naugle, Parrish, Purlee, Ratts, Voyles, Wingler, Wright and Zink. Most of these families emigrated to Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri. Herb & Carol Arkin Orlando, Florida Herb & Carol Arkin Genealogy Page: http://home.cfl.rr.com/herbarkin/ Descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. of Rowan County, North Carolina Web page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~herbarkin

HELLO OUT THERE!!!!!!!!! Are there any Alumni from the 1934, 35 or 1936, graduating class at Gosport High School. If so, Please contact me privately. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Can anyone tell me where the "George Carter Corner" is, or was, in the Wallace Junction, Quincy, Cloverdale area?? Thanks any help appreciated. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

HI, I had surgery on Thursday morning and it has taken more out of me than I expected. Removed my gallbladder (stone the size of the first digit of my thumb if not bigger). And repaired a hernia (third time--seems the abdominal wall muscles are tissue-paper thin). You all are going to have to take care of yourselves for a while. I'll be back on line when I can sit upright without getting dizzy. I'll talk to you later. Sharon