Hi everyone, I understand that there were Whitted families in Putnam Co. IN and I am trying to make a connection between them and the Lawrence Co. IN Whitteds. My line was from Hillsboro N.C. back to 1702. My John Whitted b. Nov.22,1779 Hillsboro N.C. married Ruth Allen June 3,1803. Thier son John Jr. b. July 11,1814 in L.C. He married Rosana Cummings July 28,1839. Their daughter Eliza b. Dec. 2,1857 married Thomas Thornton Thompson b. Oct.11,1860 on April 7,1892. Their son John Wesley Thompson b. March 28,1893. He married Edith Viola Swafford Sept.19,1912 in L.C. According to records this Whitted lines from N.C. some came to Indiana others went to Tenn.etc. I would be interested in talking with anyone who might have the information in N.C. It`s alright to e-mail me personally.Thank You, Lisa Reuban16@webtv.net

Hello Group: I am searching for info on the above families. My g.g.g grandfather Thomas Langwill/Langrell is listed in the 1830 Putnam County, Indiana, census as Thomas Langill on Page 189. Nearby is Joel Dobs (Dobbs) who was probably the son-in-law of Thomas. In 1831 Mary (Polly) Langwell (age 15 to 20 in the census record) married a Daniel Smith in Putnam County. Dora Mae Turner found information that Joel and Elizabeth Dobbs and a "Polly" Langwell became members of the Deer Creek Baptist Church in Putnam County c. 1830. Then there was a Daniel Smith on the 1840 Putnam County census with an older female, who may have been my g.g.g. grandmother Anna Bastin Langwill. Thomas is supposed to have died in 1839 and Anna in 1842. I have no documentation of these death dates, nor does anyone seem to know where the deaths occurred. At this point, I believe they both died in Putnam County and I am looking for cemetery records that might verify my speculation. While looking at the cemeteries in Putnam County, I found many, many Ruarks and then a history of some members of that family. Timothy Longwell/Langwill married Mary Ruark in Caswell County, N.C. in 1811. That family moved to Pulasky County, Kentucky, c. 1815, then on to Green and/or Triggs County (from memory), Kentucky and on to Sangamon County, Illinois, by 1840. I believe the Putnam County, Indiana, family was related to Mary Ruark in some way, but I do not know how. I do know there was a Peter and Timothy Ruark in Pulasky County, Ky. while the Langwill family lived there and Timothy Langwill was bondsman or witness to a Ruark marriage, but I don't remember if it was in N.C. or Ky. and am not sure of the name of the bride and groom. Would really like to know more about Mary Ruark and Daniel Smith and of course any of the other surnames listed. Will gladly share any info I have. In the 1850 transcribed Putnam County Census I found a couple of Bostins (Bastins) some Bowmans (related to the Langwell and Waters/Walters families) and many Ruarks. No Langwells, or anything close. Nell Langwell Gronberg

Is anybody on this list looking for children of Richard and Keziah Owen Crutchfield? There were 11 or 12 of them. The ones I know of are: Mary Ann{ Davis}, Keziah, Mahala, William, and maybe John, and maybe Nicholas.Mary Ann's obit says she had 4 brothers and 6 sisters. Janeen Davis Proctor

Folks, I'm sorry to have to do this but yesterday I received two messages from a lady named Phyllis Boyd Gauss. She was requesting that her surnames be entered into the researchers lists. I did this but the reason I am writing is that her email came in with the kak worm attached. My software caught it. It could not eliminate it but it did quarantine it so that my computer was NOT infected. I sent her a message thinking that she was not aware of the worm as it does not affect the host computer only sends itself out attached to every email message sent from that computer. I received a return message telling me that she had been told previously that she was sending out the worm but that she had two virus detecters and they both told her there was no virus in her machine. She indicated that she wasn't having any problems except that everyone kept telling her that she was sending out the worm along with her emails. This morning I found a return email from her in my inbox. My computer caught it again and when the message was opened there was absolutely NOTHING in her message. I'm not sure why she sent another email to me but I felt that in all good conscience I could not let one of you unsuspectingly enter into a series of emails with an infected computer. Please be very careful. Thank you, Sharon

Thanks Sharon That is a new one for me--never heard about it. Thanks for letting us know and also for the good job that you do. Mary

Thanks for all your hard work, Sharon!!! Look forward to seeing the "L"'s posted as I have LANDES family in Putnam County....anybody out there besides Linda <smile> and I looking for LANDES'?????? We'd love to hear from all of you!!!! Thanks, Jan Lund Also in Putnam County....CHASTAIN, ALBAUGH, BURKS, LAYTON, MOSS (John who married Nancy ALBAUGH) and allied lines. -----Original Message----- From: Sharon Bryant <SharonBryant@worldnet.att.net> To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 3:06 AM Subject: On-Line Data >Hello listers, > >I have started a new page on the website "Surname Index to Cemeteries." This >is a work in PROGRESS. It is not complete. I hope that this will assist you >in looking up burials on the various cemetery pages. I have also posted >Cloverdale, section 1. Cloverdale, section 2 is in progress but this time I >am indexing the surnames as I go instead of having to go back and generate >the index. > >I have other cemetery listings to transcribe and post but this all a very >time consuming proposition. If you will be patient with me, I will get them >posted. > >I have also received very nice response to my request for transcribers of >the Birth and Death Records. By clicking on birth and death records you will >be able to see which ones have been assigned for transcriptions. The letter >"L" has now been completed and returned to me. It will take a while to >convert the data to HTML and get it posted. > >Life is a little hectic right now. I have new course material for both >courses that I teach and must build my notes for lectures. I am also engaged >in an on-line Master of Distance Education program through the University of >Maryland with the new semester beginning next week. I am scheduled for >surgery on 7 Sep. Nothing major but must be done. > >So if you will bear with me, I will continue working, with your assistance, >towards making the INPutnam GenWeb site one of the best in the state. > >Sharon >

Hello listers, I have started a new page on the website "Surname Index to Cemeteries." This is a work in PROGRESS. It is not complete. I hope that this will assist you in looking up burials on the various cemetery pages. I have also posted Cloverdale, section 1. Cloverdale, section 2 is in progress but this time I am indexing the surnames as I go instead of having to go back and generate the index. I have other cemetery listings to transcribe and post but this all a very time consuming proposition. If you will be patient with me, I will get them posted. I have also received very nice response to my request for transcribers of the Birth and Death Records. By clicking on birth and death records you will be able to see which ones have been assigned for transcriptions. The letter "L" has now been completed and returned to me. It will take a while to convert the data to HTML and get it posted. Life is a little hectic right now. I have new course material for both courses that I teach and must build my notes for lectures. I am also engaged in an on-line Master of Distance Education program through the University of Maryland with the new semester beginning next week. I am scheduled for surgery on 7 Sep. Nothing major but must be done. So if you will bear with me, I will continue working, with your assistance, towards making the INPutnam GenWeb site one of the best in the state. Sharon

I accessed some records (but they are sparce) and did so at the Indiana State Archives. They are not categorized or catalogued. In fact, I was literally the first person to sift through the boxes since they were transferred from Putnam County to the State Archives in the 50's. I did, however, find a few little jems. Doug, Indianapolis -----Original Message----- From: Jean Gilmore [mailto:jgilmore@sfths.sft434.k12.ks.us] Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 9:19 AM To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: trial & jail records, Putnam Co. Is it possible to access trial and jail records in Putnam Co. as early as 1846? What is the best procedure? Thanks, Jean Gilmore ============================== Genealogy calendars, guestbooks and more: Visit RootsWeb's Resource Center at http://resources.rootsweb.com/

Is it possible to access trial and jail records in Putnam Co. as early as 1846? What is the best procedure? Thanks, Jean Gilmore

Descendants of Elizabeth Wright 1 Elizabeth Wright b: Bet. 1850 - 1854 in Usa .. +John F. Otterman b: April 20, 1847 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa m: Bet. 1868 - 1869 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa d: April 20, 1847 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa ......... 2 Lewis Wesley Otterman b: May 16, 1870 in Ia, Usa d: February 24, 1934 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa ............. +Ida Ellen Stark b: November 20, 1870 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa m: December 06, 1891 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa .................... 3 Charlotte May Otterman b: February 18, 1893 in Muncie, Delaware, In, Usa d: April 10, 1918 in Indianapolis, Marion, In, Usa ........................ +Webster Love b: January 14, 1893 in Usa m: March 18, 1913 in In, Usa ............................... 4 Orville Lewis Love b: March 14, 1918 in In, Usa ......... 2 Effie May Otterman b: Bet. 1871 - 1873 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa ............. +Manson Graybill b: Bet. 1865 - 1871 in Usa m: Bet. 1890 - 1900 in In, Usa ......... 2 Harry O. Otterman b: Bet. 1872 - 1874 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa d: September 24, 1874 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa ......... 2 James W. Otterman b: Bet. 1874 - 1876 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa d: November 24, 1876 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa ......... 2 Mary Otterman b: Bet. 1877 - 1879 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa ......... 2 Cora Otterman b: Bet. 1879 - 1881 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa ......... 2 Bertie Otis Otterman b: Bet. 1881 - 1883 in Ladoga, Montgomery, In, Usa On Thu, 17 Aug 2000 01:55:55 EDT EllieSS@aol.com writes: > In a message dated 08/16/2000 3:04:34 PM Mountain Daylight Time, > iobrist@mail.win.org writes: > > << The "other" MOSS family William MOSS, who came from North > Carolina to Wash. > Co., IN about 1818, to Putnam Co., IN in 1826. By 1853 he removed > to > Jasper Co., MO. William MOSS had three sons. Two preceded him to > Jasper > Co., MO, but Pleasant MOSS, his third son, came to MO, but returned > to IN. > Pleasant's Putnam Co., descendants were David MOSS (1833), William > MOSS(1841), were sons of Ransom MOSS and Delila LOVE. Winston C. > MOSS, of > Fallbrook, CA 92028 (619-723-9548) was researching this family in > 1994. >> > > Hi: > I descend from this MOSS line. William MOSS who m. Martha Wright, > d/o > Benjamin Wright. They had 10 known children.. 4 sons and 6 > daughters. > > 1. Elizabeth MOSS, (1805-1868) m. Elias Fox > 2. Henry MOSS, (c. 1807-1868) m. Sally Cobble > 3. Catherine MOSS (c. 1809-1830 to 1840) n/m > 4. Nancy Moss (1811-1877) m. James Cunningham > 5. Ransom Moss (1812-14 to 1846-47) MY LINE!! m. Delilah Love (had > 5 > children) > 6. Mary (Polly) MOSS ( 1816?-1860-70) m. Lyman Love (assumed to > Delilah's > bro.) > 7. Malinda MOSS (1818-1866) m. Doctor Fox (his first name was > "Doctor") > 8. David F. MOSS (1820-22 to 1909) m. Margaret Daugherty. He was > a > physician. Settled in Jasper Co. MO > 9. Pleasant MOSS (1822-24 - Dec 1911) m. (1) Mary Parthenia Graham > (2) > Amanda J. Furney. It is assumed that he died in Sulphur Springs, > TX > 10. Delila MOSS (1826?-bef 1869) m. Jacob Scott > > I believe there is some confusion on the info above.. William & > Martha > followed Dr, David F. Moss to Jasper Co. MO, bought land, but > eventually > returned to Missouri. Pleasant went on to Texas. > > The sons of Ransom were: William, b. ca. 1841 and David b. ca. > 1833...<They > weren't sons of Pleasant as mentioned above.> David m. Mary Ann > Oliver in > Putnam Co. IN.. He died in Springfield, IL. William m. Catherine > Boswell in > Putnam Co. IN.. They had 4children.. Two married. The daughter m. a > Miller.. > and the son, James m. his 2nd cousin, Lillie Russell. They lived > in Miller > Co. MO, near his Aunts <d/o of Ransom>.. Elizabeth and Martha > <mentioned > below>.. I knew his wife, Lillie very well!! I went to school with > some of > William's great-grandchildren in Miller Co. MO. > > The 3 daughters of Ransom were: Martha who m. an Alexander and then > a > Smith.. She moved to Miller Co. MO <as did her sister, Elizabeth > Moss > Russell, mentioned below and nephew, James Moss > where her > descendants are > yet today.. .. > > Elizabeth m. John W. Russell <my great grandparents> and they are > buried in > the Freedom Cem. of Maries Co. MO along with most of their 10 > children.. > <been there many times>.. The 3rd sister was Melinda. She married > (1) Wm. > Cunningham (2) Talton Engle. She stayed in Putnam Co. IN.. I am in > touch with > a descendant. > > BTW.. Ransom, s/o William & Martha Wright Moss died some time > between Nov. > 1846 and Feb 1847. He sold some land in Nov of 1846, and his estate > > settlement was in Feb 1847.. He was VERY young.. Cause unknown. His > wife, > Delilah, remarried to Joseph Wells and had two more daughters, Mary > & Lucy > Wells. Joseph was much older than Delilah, his 3rd wife, but he > lived to be > very old. > > Hope this helps.. Any other kin out there? > > Ellie Stites Swanger > > > > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > Jeff Scism, IBSSG http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Every Blacksheep is eventually shorn. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Does anyone have any information on the Henry Newel family which lived in Putnam Co in 1850? Sharon

In a message dated 08/16/2000 11:57:44 PM Mountain Daylight Time, EllieSS@aol.com writes: << eventually returned to Missouri. >> Sorry, I made an error on the previous email !!!!.. William MOSS eventually returned to INDIANA.. where he died and is buried at Reelsville, IN.. Ellie S.

In a message dated 08/16/2000 3:04:34 PM Mountain Daylight Time, iobrist@mail.win.org writes: << The "other" MOSS family William MOSS, who came from North Carolina to Wash. Co., IN about 1818, to Putnam Co., IN in 1826. By 1853 he removed to Jasper Co., MO. William MOSS had three sons. Two preceded him to Jasper Co., MO, but Pleasant MOSS, his third son, came to MO, but returned to IN. Pleasant's Putnam Co., descendants were David MOSS (1833), William MOSS(1841), were sons of Ransom MOSS and Delila LOVE. Winston C. MOSS, of Fallbrook, CA 92028 (619-723-9548) was researching this family in 1994. >> Hi: I descend from this MOSS line. William MOSS who m. Martha Wright, d/o Benjamin Wright. They had 10 known children.. 4 sons and 6 daughters. 1. Elizabeth MOSS, (1805-1868) m. Elias Fox 2. Henry MOSS, (c. 1807-1868) m. Sally Cobble 3. Catherine MOSS (c. 1809-1830 to 1840) n/m 4. Nancy Moss (1811-1877) m. James Cunningham 5. Ransom Moss (1812-14 to 1846-47) MY LINE!! m. Delilah Love (had 5 children) 6. Mary (Polly) MOSS ( 1816?-1860-70) m. Lyman Love (assumed to Delilah's bro.) 7. Malinda MOSS (1818-1866) m. Doctor Fox (his first name was "Doctor") 8. David F. MOSS (1820-22 to 1909) m. Margaret Daugherty. He was a physician. Settled in Jasper Co. MO 9. Pleasant MOSS (1822-24 - Dec 1911) m. (1) Mary Parthenia Graham (2) Amanda J. Furney. It is assumed that he died in Sulphur Springs, TX 10. Delila MOSS (1826?-bef 1869) m. Jacob Scott I believe there is some confusion on the info above.. William & Martha followed Dr, David F. Moss to Jasper Co. MO, bought land, but eventually returned to Missouri. Pleasant went on to Texas. The sons of Ransom were: William, b. ca. 1841 and David b. ca. 1833...<They weren't sons of Pleasant as mentioned above.> David m. Mary Ann Oliver in Putnam Co. IN.. He died in Springfield, IL. William m. Catherine Boswell in Putnam Co. IN.. They had 4children.. Two married. The daughter m. a Miller.. and the son, James m. his 2nd cousin, Lillie Russell. They lived in Miller Co. MO, near his Aunts <d/o of Ransom>.. Elizabeth and Martha <mentioned below>.. I knew his wife, Lillie very well!! I went to school with some of William's great-grandchildren in Miller Co. MO. The 3 daughters of Ransom were: Martha who m. an Alexander and then a Smith.. She moved to Miller Co. MO <as did her sister, Elizabeth Moss Russell, mentioned below and nephew, James Moss > where her descendants are yet today.. .. Elizabeth m. John W. Russell <my great grandparents> and they are buried in the Freedom Cem. of Maries Co. MO along with most of their 10 children.. <been there many times>.. The 3rd sister was Melinda. She married (1) Wm. Cunningham (2) Talton Engle. She stayed in Putnam Co. IN.. I am in touch with a descendant. BTW.. Ransom, s/o William & Martha Wright Moss died some time between Nov. 1846 and Feb 1847. He sold some land in Nov of 1846, and his estate settlement was in Feb 1847.. He was VERY young.. Cause unknown. His wife, Delilah, remarried to Joseph Wells and had two more daughters, Mary & Lucy Wells. Joseph was much older than Delilah, his 3rd wife, but he lived to be very old. Hope this helps.. Any other kin out there? Ellie Stites Swanger

Dear Mary, I don't know about your Ann Elizabeth Frances MOSS, but do know that there are at least two MOSS families in Putnam Co., IN about the same time (1830s). My MOSS line: Israel MOSS, (son of Wm. B. MOSS, of Faquier Co., Virginia, who migrated to Fleming Co., KY) migrated to Putnam Co., IN by 1825/26. His family follows. Possibly it will help you down the road. Descendants of William B. MOSS 1 William B. MOSS b: 1763 in Fauquier Co., VA>- by 1798 d: 16 October 1838 in Fleming Co., KY .. +Nancy Ham *2nd Wife of William B. MOSS: .. +Lydia GLAS(S)COCK b: 1766 in Fauquier Co., VA d: 1824 in Fleming Co., Ky m: 16 September 1786 in Fauquier Co., VA ......... 2 Levi Moss b: Abt. 1787 ............. +Lydia Applegate m: 25 December 1806 in Mason Co., KY ......... 2 William Moss b: Abt. 1789 in Fauquier Co, VA ......... 2 Samuel Moss b: Abt. 1790 ............. +Polly Caskey m: 01 September 1809 in Fleming Co., KY ......... 2 Polly Ann Moss b: Abt. 1792 ............. +James Calvert ......... 2 Israel MOSS b: 17 January 1794 in Lexington, Fleming Co, KY d: 23 January 1873 in Fillmore, Putnam Co, IN ............. +Margaret BUTLER b: 11 August 1797 in Fleming Co., KY d: 16 May 1846 in Putnam Co., IN m: 18 March 1817 in Fleming Co., KY .................... 3 Zerelda Engleton Moss b: 09 February 1818 in Fleming Co, KY d: 27 November 1886 in Putnam Co, IN ........................ +William Pursell b: 01 July 1814 in Bourbon Co, KY d: 11 May 1894 in Putnam Co, IN m: 09 October 1836 in Putnam Co, IN .................... 3 Emerine Hayforth MOSS b: 28 January 1819 in Fleming Co., Ky d: 28 August 1886 in Putnam Co., In ........................ +George GORHAM b: 08 February 1818 in Bourbon Co., Ky d: 13 August 1877 in Putnam Co., In m: 14 May 1840 in Putnam Co., In .................... 3 William Everman Moss b: Abt. 1821 in Putnam Co, IN d: in Lincoln?Montgomery Co, MO ........................ +Minerva Davis .................... 3 James Kelly Polk Moss b: 1823 in Kentucky d: Aft. 1870 in fl Greencastle Twp, Putnam Co, IN ........................ +Sarah Elizabeth Pursell b: 1830 in Indiana d: Aft. 1870 in fl Greencastle Twp, Putnam Co, IN .................... 3 Margaret Catherine Moss b: Abt. 1825 ........................ +Elijah Havens .................... 3 Frances Lydia Moss b: Abt. 1827 .................... 3 Elizabeth Moss b: Abt. 1829 in Putnam Co, IN d: in Lincoln ?/ Montgomery Co., MO ........................ +Thomas Stanley d: Bef. 1870 .................... *2nd Husband of Elizabeth Moss: ........................ +"Cap" Ledford d: in near Hartford, MO .................... 3 Thomas Hendren Moss b: 1831 in Putnam Co, IN d: in Lincoln?Montgomery, Putnam? Co, MO ........................ +Zipporah "Aunt Zip" Woodard .................... 3 Charles B. Moss b: Abt. 1835 in Putnam Co, IN d: in Harford, MO ........................ +Molly Graham .................... 3 Daniel V. Moss b: Abt. 1837 in Putnam County, Indiana d: in Lincoln County, MO .................... 3 John H. Moss b: 1845 ......... *2nd Wife of Israel MOSS: ............. +Elizabeth Jackson b: 1810 d: 17 June 1889 in Putnam Co, IN m: 18 July 1847 in Putnam Co., IN ......... 2 Johanna Moss b: 16 January 1796 in Mason Co, KY d: in Putnam Co., IN ............. +Ambrose Day b: 25 March 1793 in Kentucky d: 18 August 1862 in Putnam Co., IN m: 1816 in Fleming Co., KY .................... 3 Isaac Meriam Day b: 28 November 1830 d: 21 October 1906 in Putnam Co, IN ........................ +Mary E. Gorham b: 12 May 1836 in Putnam Co, IN d: 13 February 1903 in Putnam Co, IN m: 25 January 1854 in Putnam Co., IN ......... 2 Jane Moss b: Abt. 1797 in Fleming Co, KY ......... 2 Sarah Moss b: Abt. 1799 ......... 2 Vincent Garrett Moss b: Abt. 1800 in Fleming Co, KY ............. +America E. A. Dulin m: 02 September 1834 in Fleming Co., Kentucky ......... 2 Catherine B. Moss b: Abt. 1802 in Fleming Co, KY ......... 2 Serepta Moss b: Abt. 1804 in Fleming Co, KY ......... 2 Lydia Moss b: Abt. 1806 in Fleming Co, KY ......... 2 Elizabeth Moss b: Abt. 1808 ............. +Mikel Hendricks m: 1834 in Fleming Co., KY ......... 2 Daniel Moss b: Abt. 1810 in Fleming Co, KY *3rd Wife of William B. MOSS: .. +Sophia Talbot m: 11 November 1824 in Bourbon Co., KY The "other" MOSS family William MOSS, who came from North Carolina to Wash. Co., IN about 1818, to Putnam Co., IN in 1826. By 1853 he removed to Jasper Co., MO. William MOSS had three sons. Two preceded him to Jasper Co., MO, but Pleasant MOSS, his third son, came to MO, but returned to IN. Pleasant's Putnam Co., descendants were David MOSS (1833), William MOSS(1841), were sons of Ransom MOSS and Delila LOVE. Winston C. MOSS, of Fallbrook, CA 92028 (619-723-9548) was researching this family in 1994. Best of luck! Pat Bishop Obrist -----Original Message----- From: Mary Sylvester <maryliza@visto.com> To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 11:30 AM Subject: Seeking 1912 Cloverdale Obituary >Dear Listers: > >Seeking Obituary for: >Anne Elizabeth Frances (Moss) Fowler, b 1826 VA, d 3 Jul 1912 in or near Cloverdale, Putnam Co IN. She was wife of Nathan Ward Fowler and mother of 12 children. I have death certificate which has missing info. Have been trying for parentage, exact birthplace, and sibling ID for 12 years now. Was told that likely location of said obituary might be the Roy West library at DePauw University. Would be greatful for a look-up if possible. Thank you. Mary >___________________________________________________________________________ >Visit http://www.visto.com/info, your free web-based communications center. >Visto.com. Life on the Dot. > > >============================== >Genealogy calendars, guestbooks and more: >Visit RootsWeb's Resource Center at >http://resources.rootsweb.com/ >

Is anyone on this list researching ROGERS/MCCOY/JEWELL surnames? I am also researching any connections to the ESKEW/CROSSON/BONHAM/FISHELL surnames. These were located in the GREENE/SULLIVAN/CLAY and possibly CASS or PUTNAM county areas in the late 1800's and early 1900's. If there is anyone else researching any of the names pls contact me at: anatet@claynet.com. Thank you, Sheri Searching for: TETIDRICK/POTTS/HARNESS/TARPLEY, SWEETEN/MOORE/CORDELL, PIGG/VICE/GOFF/GARDNER/LEMMON/OLIVER/HART/MORGAN/OWENS, AKERS/MCCOY/MCCREARY/ROGERS/JEWELL and any other associated links :))

Hello Listers, I am trying to knock down a brick wall. I am searching for an obituary on Mary Nancy Orchid Williams who died in Putnam County in approximately 1867, per her son's, Douglas Steven Williams obituary. Mary (could be Nancy Mary) was married to John George Williams who was reportedly a shop keeper in Greencastle. Any help anyone can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Neil Bardsley Neil Bardsley neil@nbardsley.com Searching for: Bardsley, Wright, Kemmish, Williams Genealogy Web Page: <http://www.nbardsley.com/genealogy/surnames.htm>http://www.nbardsley.com/ge nealogy/surnames.htm

Dear Listers: Seeking Obituary for: Anne Elizabeth Frances (Moss) Fowler, b 1826 VA, d 3 Jul 1912 in or near Cloverdale, Putnam Co IN. She was wife of Nathan Ward Fowler and mother of 12 children. I have death certificate which has missing info. Have been trying for parentage, exact birthplace, and sibling ID for 12 years now. Was told that likely location of said obituary might be the Roy West library at DePauw University. Would be greatful for a look-up if possible. Thank you. Mary ___________________________________________________________________________ Visit http://www.visto.com/info, your free web-based communications center. Visto.com. Life on the Dot.

I must thank all you nice people that sent me the location, address, phone number, and other info on Brick Chapel. Hopefully I can get some snail mail info on the Slavens doctor tribe. Jan Brick Chapel Church is located at 4089 N. US 231, Greencastle, In 46135 and phone (765)653-5532 The cemetery at Brick Chapel (next to the church) is on Hwy 231 (old State Road 43) about 5 miles north of Greencastle. It's rather large but walkable.. > From: obVus@webtv.net (R. Kelley) > Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 17:15:59 -0500 (EST) > To: lakedgers@rpa.net (E) > Subject: Re: Need Church listings > > > From: E <lakedgers@rpa.net> > Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 10:23:16 -0500 > To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Need Church listings > Resent-From: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 08:15:40 -0700 >

I'd be happy to find any information on: Stacy REEVES, 06 February 1778; d. 23 February 1849 and spouse, Sarah LAWRENCE, b. 1783; d. 10 September 1858, who also are buried at Brick Chapel. Thanks, Pat Bishop Obrist <iobrist@mail.win.org> -----Original Message----- From: E <lakedgers@rpa.net> To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 8:15 AM Subject: Re: Need Church listings >Should anyone have the listings of Brick Chapel Church >I am looking for Slavens 1861-1864 >Is Brick Chapel near Portland Mills or Greencastle? > >> From: "Debbie Jennings" <debj@comsys.net> >> Reply-To: <debj@comsys.net> >> Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 08:42:21 -0500 >> To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Need Church listings >> Resent-From: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com >> Resent-Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 06:38:02 -0700 >> >> >> Does anyone have a listing of communicants for either of these Putnam county >> churches: >> Long Branch Church of Christ >> Brick Chapel Church >> >> The time frame I am looking for would be 1850-1860 >> Thanks for any help >> Debbie Jennings >> debj@comsys.net >> "Following the footprints through time" >> >> >> ============================== >> Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. >> http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >> Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. >> >> > > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/ >

Should anyone have the listings of Brick Chapel Church I am looking for Slavens 1861-1864 Is Brick Chapel near Portland Mills or Greencastle? > From: "Debbie Jennings" <debj@comsys.net> > Reply-To: <debj@comsys.net> > Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 08:42:21 -0500 > To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Need Church listings > Resent-From: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 06:38:02 -0700 > > > Does anyone have a listing of communicants for either of these Putnam county > churches: > Long Branch Church of Christ > Brick Chapel Church > > The time frame I am looking for would be 1850-1860 > Thanks for any help > Debbie Jennings > debj@comsys.net > "Following the footprints through time" > > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. > >