I am seeking information on: Charles T. Mallory 49 (Virginia), wife Rachel Logan 42 (Kentucky), son William T. 12 (IN), son Charles B. (IN) and son Murray 3 mos (IN) Thanks, Bill Mallory

I would really appreciate any information from the 1830 census on Abraham Cox and his children, especially his sons. Any information as to the state that Abraham and his wife might from been born or came from. Pat Cox Strnot

Thanks to the two people who sent me the Chadd census records and BLM data, etc. Jeannine

Interested in knowing whether three men (with their respective families) shown in the 1830 Putnam Co., IN, Census -- Daniel, Thomas and Samuel Chadd -- each 40-50 years old, are shown in the 1850 Putnam Co., IN Census. If so, wish to know the state of birth of each and who is listed with them. Can anyone help me? -- Jeannine

I am looking for descendants of Arthur O. White b 1828 and died after 1860. Arthur O. White was son of John S. White b 1798 and his first wife Rebecca Dicks who married Sept 21 1816. Arthur married Mrs. Eliza Holland July 23, 1848. He is buried at Forest Hill Cem. ,Greencastle, Indiana. His daughter ,Minnie White married Alfred Judson Burton. I am interested in the White surname of this family. They also lived in Putnam Co IN and Mason Co KY and came from Virginia early on. Will share. Ginny Keefer at rkeeferjr@mediaone.net

From: NANA & PAPA <sancraigers@attitude.com> Reply-To: ILEFFING-L@rootsweb.com To: ILEFFING-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ILEFFING-L] Passing on....... Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2000 16:20:03 -0700 Listers, Did you have a relative buried through the CULLINANE FUNERAL HOME in St. Louis Missouri between the periods of: 6 September 1928 and 14 June 1930 28 April 1942 and 17 April 1944 (may include Funeral Notice) If so I have acquired the Funeral Home arrangement sheets for these periods and will provide scanned copies of the sheet. This funeral home has been closed for many years and may provide: Cemetery Cause of Death Address Date and Place of Birth Doctor Birthplace and date etc. Parents These are the only time periods. I will need: Name of Deceased Date: of Death or Burial Pass this on to other lists that you are on. Bill Some Data on cemeteries <http://genealogyinstlouis.accessgenealogy.com/buchholz.htm> Surnames of Interest: BUCHHOLZ anywhere -BECKMANN-CASSIDY-DeL0NJAY-DREES-NENTWIG-NEUTZLER-PONCOT-RENSING-STAUDER- STIEFFERMANN _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Anyone wishing to contact me, please do so through the following addresses. These are only temporary. I think I have gone the rounds with my ISP for the last time. As soon as I can get it set up I will no longer be with comsys.net so I would appreciate it, if any mail is sent to either: debbiej_2001@yahoo.com or djennings35@excite.com I am subscribed to most all the mailing lists under the yahoo address anyway, but will make a permanent change when I have a new ISP. My old address was debj@comsys.net This is effective at 3:30 pm on Monday, Sept 18 Indiana time. Thanks ===== Debra Jennings debbiej_2001@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

Below is my Smith family in Putnam Co. I really do not know much about them. My grandmother told me many years ago that John Henderson Smith's father was named John Smith/Schmidt...she thought he was from Germany but I have never found anything to prove this. Any help will be appreciated. Phoebe Pantier Bush PSBU@aol.com Descendants of John Henderson Smith Generation No. 1 1. JOHN HENDERSON2 SMITH (JOHN1) was born 05 March 1829 in Indiana, and died 15 September 1866. He married ELIZA ANN MYERS 04 October 1853 in Putnam County, Indiana, daughter of NOBLE MYERS and SARAH HODGES. She was born 22 January 1838 in Indiana, and died Aft. May 1895. More About JOHN HENDERSON SMITH: Census: 1860, Clinton Twp., Putnam Co., IN More About ELIZA ANN MYERS: Census: 1850, Greencastle Twp, Putnam Co., IN More About JOHN SMITH and ELIZA MYERS: Marriage: 04 October 1853, Putnam County, Indiana Children of JOHN SMITH and ELIZA MYERS are: i. MATILDA M.3 SMITH, b. 01 April 1855. More About MATILDA M. SMITH: Census: 1860, Clinton Twp., Putnam Co., IN ii. WILLIAM M. SMITH, b. 31 January 1857; m. AMANDA C. WILLIAM, 27 July 1881, Putnam County, Indiana. More About WILLIAM M. SMITH: Census: 1860, Clinton Twp., Putnam Co., IN More About WILLIAM SMITH and AMANDA WILLIAM: Marriage: 27 July 1881, Putnam County, Indiana iii. SARAH ELLEN SMITH, b. 21 November 1858, Indiana; d. 14 January 1941, Manhattan, Riley County, Kansas; m. DAVID MORLIN SQUIRES, 17 April 1873, Reelesville, Indiana; b. 12 July 1848, Indiana; d. 15 February 1939, Manhattan, Riley County, Kansas. Notes for SARAH ELLEN SMITH: Sarah and David lived at the Odd Fellows Home to the West of Manhattan, Ks More About SARAH ELLEN SMITH: Burial: Odd Fellows (IOOF) Cemetery, west of Manhattan, KS Census: 1860, Clinton Twp., Putnam Co., IN Notes for DAVID MORLIN SQUIRES: David and Sarah lived at the Odd Fellows Home, West of Manhattan, Ks More About DAVID MORLIN SQUIRES: Burial: Odd Fellows (IOOF) Cemetery, west of Manhattan, KS Census: 1860, Putnam County, Clinton Twp, IN pg. 102 More About DAVID SQUIRES and SARAH SMITH: Marriage: 17 April 1873, Reelesville, Indiana iv. JOHN C. SMITH, b. 25 February 1861; d. 18 December 1862. v. SAMUEL B. SMITH, b. 08 May 1864; d. 06 November 1865. vi. PRESTON A. SMITH, b. 20 December 1866; d. 04 January 1867.

I'm researching the family of George SMITH and spouse Mary who were living in Jefferson Twp in 1850. Children included: William R., Martha, Malinda, Pleasant, Beason, Squire, John, and Lewis. George was b. NY abt 1795, and wife Mary b. abt 1800 in NC. The children were all born in Indiana which would mean George SMITH arrived in Indiana by 1826. Searching for death dates and burial location, and any other family information. Thanks for any assistance. Jean

I believe that someone recently asked about Stacy Reeves and wife Sarah Lawrence. Please contact me as I just found a file containing information on their descendants. Thanks, Sharon

Seeking parents of Sylvan Shuler, who married Ruby Pottorf, Mid 1930's, probably in Morgan Co., In. Ruby was a school teacher at Lopossa School, Owen County, In., and later for many years at Paragon, In. Also, need parents of Ruby. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

If anyone has access to the 1860 Census for Putnam county I need a lookup for John SWANEY age about 30 This would be in Madison twp. Thanks Debbie Jennings debj@comsys.net "Following the footprints through time"

I hope this is an active list as I have a query for it. John G. SWEENEY born 1830 in KY (as per census) married 10-5-1853 in Putnam county IN Rutha M. BRADSHAW b.@1837 d.@1860. They had 3 children: 1.Alonzo b. 11-7-1854 in Putnam county IN and died 3-1-1859 in Putnam county IN 2.Harriet Elizabeth b.11-19-1855 she married Thomas Jefferson Jones on 9-14-1873 in Putnam county IN. She died 8-12-1918, there were 13 children of this union. 3.Margaret born about 1859 and no other data. After Rutha's death John G. SWEENEY married 9-9-1860 in Putnam county IN Lucy Ann WRIGHT b.11 of 1841 d. 5-19-1868 They had 3 children: 1. Harrison SWEENEY(I have no data on) 2. Hester Hains SWEENEY b. 3-6-1865 in Putnam county IN died 1889. No other data. 3. Hatty Hains SWEENEY b. 3-6-1865 d. 3-12-1865 I believe this to be a twin of Hester. The above children along with John and his 2nd wife are buried in Long Branch Cemetery in Putnam county IN. After the death of the second wife John G. SWEENEY married on 3-2-1869 in Putnam county IN Nancy Frank SCARBOROUGH b. 1837 d. 1914 She and John also had 3 children: 1. Andrew b.1873 no other data 2. Ethel b. 1881 no other data 3. Daisy b. about 1888 no other data I do know that these 3 children were born in Putnam county IN. Nancy is buried under the same stone as John in the Long Branch Cemetery. I am most interested in finding any info on John's parents. He was born in KY but his parents were from NC. John is also listed in the 1860 Putnam county census with the surname spelling of SWANEY. Thanks for any help Debbie Jennings debbiej_2001@yahoo.com "Following the footprints through time"

Until tomorrow (Tuesday September 12) I can be contacted at the alternate email address of: debbiej_2001@yahoo.com My mail server is shutting down after 5 pm today for updates. As I have many posts and queries out I don't want anything bouncing. Thanks Debbie Jennings debj@comsys.net "Following the footprints through time"

Looking for info. on the parents of Jacob/Isaac Smith, or his wife, Nancy Wilson, who were m. in Wash. Co. IN in 1825 and moved to Putnam. I am going to unsubscribe, so send any response direct. debelling@msn.com

First I would like to thank everyone who gave me clues on where to visit in Indiana. My wife and I spent last week researching the descendants of Richard Wright of Rowan county. Everyone we met on the trip couldn't have been more friendly or helpful. We first visited the Greencastle, Putnam County Library. They had indexed births, deaths and marriages after 1882. We also found "Pre-1882 Indiana Births from Secondary Sources" by Slater-Putt. Unfortunately, after 4 hours, my laptop power source died so I copied numerous sources. They have the Boatright files which includes many of the families of interest. I did not get over to Depauw University which has Obituaries. We used the following link to get land patents for Amos Wright and James Stewart, my wife's 2nd and third great-grandparents. http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/logon/logon.asp With this info and help from people from the Putnam County Courthouse, we visited where they lived. Next went to Salem, Washington County Historical Society. They have a wonderful museum and more information than we could absorb in one day, especially without my database. Bought some more cemetery books and "The History and Genealogy of Israel Hind, Sr." by Sullivan which is very well written giving accounts of life in the early days and includes Wright and Hinds genealogy. They also have a great set of Wright and associated files which I copied a lot of information from. Recommend you stay at the bed and breakfast, which they own, if you go there. I need to go back for a full week! Fixed my computer with great help from Compusa and then went to Allen County Library. Spent a day and a half there, could have spent a week. It is second only to LDS, SLC for genealogy information. Everything is well indexed and they had books that I have found nowhere else, including the Library of congress. For those of you interested in Genealogy, make the trip!! 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

I'm still trying to find out where Dr. John W. MAHORNEY is buried. He was born January 13, 1857, in Hendricks Co., Franklin Twp., Indiana, and died March 22, 1892, in Freedom, Owen Co., Indiana. The Owen Co. Health Dept. has no death certificate there. There are several articles about his accidental death that pinpoint that date and place. John married Mary E. "Lize" SMITH on October 24, 1883 in Morgan County, Indiana. "Lize" or "Lizzy" was born January 17, 1864, in Morgan Co. She died January 15, 1889, Belle Union, Jefferson Twp, Putnam Co, Indiana. She and their child Roxie are buried in Mt. Tabor, Adams Twp, Morgan Co., Indiana. Their only child, Roxie Bill Mahorney, was born March 29, 1887, in Putnam Co., and died July, 1888, in Belle Union, Putnam Co. Dr. John remarried Martha Ellen FISCUS, my husband's grandmother, on April 30, 1891, in Owen County, Indiana. He does not appear to be buried in the Fiscus cemetery or at Mt. Tabor. Does anyone have any ideas of how I can proceed to find his grave?

Looking for "Dudley Curl" Would appreciate a cemetery transcription search Curl family was in area between 1818 (sat on first grand jury) and 1823 when he leased son John's farm in Monroe County. Apparently moved to several counties with relatives. Was not reported in census 1830. Stan in Seattle

Just new to this list so I hope I am not barging in with an offensive query. I'm searching for connections or information about: Daniel LAY who married Mary Ann WOODALL in Putnam Co, on 05 Jul 1828. I can find Daniel in the 1830 Putnam Census (he, his wife and one male child under 5 who is unknown to me). I also know that Daniel and Mary had a daughter Lucinda, apparently born in Putnam 06 Mar 1838 who is in Iowa when she married in 1874. In the 1830 census, I could also find a Benjamin Woodall (between 70-80 yrs) who could be Mary Ann's father but I don't know that for certain and a Robert Woodall (20-30 years in 1830) who is a possible brother. Does anyone have any info on either the LAY or WOODALL families of about this time frame? Thanks, Bette Kosmolak Victoria BC

----- Original Message ----- From: <SharCraig@aol.com> To: <ingen@ingenweb.net> Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 1:25 PM Subject: Indiana Orphan Trains Projec > This project page is now on-line. The link to the project is > > http://members.aol.com/sharcraig/otr.htm > > Please link this to the state pages and your county pages. > > If you have any info on known Orphans, please send it to me. > > In the furture, I will be posting a list of names of Orphans and the county > they > were given out. > > At that time, I will need your help on gaining information > > Sharon A. Craig > Hamilton/Tipton Co. In > Indiana Orphan Train Coordinator >