1850 Indiana Putnam County Clark, Clay County Hendricks County Owen, Parke Counties Monroe, Montgomery Counties Morgan, Noble Counties 1860 Indiana Morgan County Putnam County SALE PENDING Montgomery County SALE PENDING Hendricks County SALE PENDING Owen, Parke Counties Clay County 1870 Indiana Montgomery County SALE PENDING Putnam County SALE PENDING Hendricks County SALE PENDING Parke County SALE PENDING Clay County 1880 Indiana Pulaski (part), Putnam, Randolph (part) SALE PENDING 1900 Indiana Pulaski, Putnam, Randolph SALE PENDING 1910 Posey, Pulaski, Warren, Putnam SALE PENDING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: Price $7.50 per roll. Previously viewed microfilm, "as is" condition. Postage paid. Please email SharonBryant@worldnet.att.net. Use the word MICROFILM as your subject line. Include the following information: Name, postal address, email address and description of microfilm you wish to purchase. Once I receive your notice of interest that particular microfilm will be marked as "pending." You have 10 calendar days from that date to forward a check. If I do not have your check in that period of time, I will remove the "pending" designation and that roll of film goes up for sale again. When I have shipped your microfilm I will email giving details so that you can keep an eye open for it. Please use the following address when submitting payment:

I have the following microfilm for sale. 1850 Indiana Putnam County Clark, Clay County Hendricks County Owen, Parke Counties Monroe, Montgomery Counties Morgan, Noble Counties 1860 Indiana Morgan County Putnam County Montgomery County Hendricks County Owen, Parke Counties Clay County 1870 Indiana Montgomery County Putnam County Hendricks County Parke County Clay County 1880 Indiana Pulaski (part), Putnam, Randolph (part) 1900 Indiana Pulaski, Putnam, Randolph 1910 Posey, Pulaski, Warren, Putnam TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: Price $7.50 per roll. Previously viewed microfilm, "as is" condition. Postage paid. Please email SharonBryant@worldnet.att.net. Use the word MICROFILM as your subject line. Include the following information: Name, postal address, email address and description of microfilm you wish to purchase. Once I receive your notice of interest that particular microfilm will be marked as "pending." You have 10 calendar days from that date to forward a check. If I do not have your check in that period of time, I will remove the "pending" designation and that roll of film goes up for sale again. When I have shipped your microfilm I will email giving details so that you can keep an eye open for it.

My g-g-grandfather, James R Faries (Farris) was born about 1835 in (Putnam County) Cloverdale, IN. His father was John Faries/mother Nancy Hadden Faries. He married Mary Jane Smith and had four children: Frank, William, Mattie, Mary Elizabeth and Belle. His gravestone is at Cloverdale cemetery and his name is spelled "Farris." According to the stone he was in Co. H. 133rd Ind. Inf which led me to believe he was killed in the Civil War. However, the 133rd Ind Inf was a group of volunteers from Vigo County and lost no men in battle. Could someone look up his death for me. Thanks so much. Ruth Miller 01ramiller@bsuvc.bsu.edu

Listen up, folks. There is a virus called PrettyPark which is going through systems like crazy. It generally shows up as an attachment. DO NOT OPEN THE ATTACHMENT. If you open it, it will then send itself to everyone in the email address book. That acts like spam and will sooner or later jam up the airwaves. I have received two apologies and one actual message with virus attached in the past two weeks. I have deleted all without opening and do not seem to be having any problems. Heads up is better than the grief this will cause you. Sharon

I am looking for info on WILLIAM BAILEY and his wife, LUCINDA CUNNINGHAM. They lived in Greencastle from about 1830 to 1850.

Are there any old books that describe Putnam County in the old days such as pictures of the town of Greencastle in the 1860's and 70's....when photography was new? It would be so nice to see where our ancestors lived....make it come alive for us. So many of mine lived in Greencastle .... some stayed and other members of the family migrated to Iowa. Any help appreciated. I can accept scanned images ... prefer JPEG if possible. Thanks, Jan

Searching for the parents of SARAH YOUNG born 4-27-1825 she married JESSE JONES 4-25-1839 and she died 11-10-1912 in Putnam or Owen county. I have info that her father was GEORGE,not sure if this is right. Debra Carter tara37@comsys.net

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------E8C071AE292FAEEC36C39119 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit John, Jacob and Solomon Ader came to Putnam County around 1833, from Stokes and Rowan Co. NC. area. They had a sister Christina Ader that married Samuel Bird in 1811 and a sister Susanna that married John Tesch/Tash. I do not know if Samuel Bird and wife moved to Putnam County. I am trying to find information on all of the above people but am more interested in Samuel Bird and Christina Ader. There are several marriages of BIRD in Putnam County. One is a Samuel Bird Jr. married Eliza Jane Conley 13 Sept 1849. Does anyone have any information on this couple? I have lots of info on the Ader family and will share. Virginia Perry --------------E8C071AE292FAEEC36C39119 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="vperry.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Virginia Perry Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="vperry.vcf" begin:vcard n:Perry;Virginia x-mozilla-html:FALSE adr:;;;;;; version:2.1 email;internet:vperry@midwest.net fn:Virginia Perry end:vcard --------------E8C071AE292FAEEC36C39119--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------AB29EEF7675B5BB2270356CF Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Can anyone help?? Looking for a Jonathan Bird who died in 1827 in Greencastle, IN. He is supposed to be buried in Putnam County. I have been through all the cemeteries on line but didn't find him. Any help appreciated. Virginia Perry --------------AB29EEF7675B5BB2270356CF Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="vperry.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Virginia Perry Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="vperry.vcf" begin:vcard n:Perry;Virginia x-mozilla-html:FALSE adr:;;;;;; version:2.1 email;internet:vperry@midwest.net fn:Virginia Perry end:vcard --------------AB29EEF7675B5BB2270356CF--

Hi Everyone, Does anyone have the e-mail address for the cemeteries on line for Putnam County? Thanks, Becky

I have one daughter, Bertha L. McCreery b.Feb. 16, 1882- d.dec. 17, 1882 bur. Olive Hill cem.Owen Co. In.

Seeking information on families of Alexander Gaus/e CUNNINGHAM and Cynthia Ann/e THORNBURG who were married in Putnam Co., IN on March 17, 1839. Appreciate your help, Lynn Cunningham.

Mary, Janette Lager was kind enough to perform a lookup in the 1887 book "History of Putnam County", and excerpted the following information for me: There is the following biography on page 508 "Noah Lee, deceased, late of Marion Township, was born in Pulaski County, Kentucky, April 13, 1812, son of Charles and Nica Lee. He was reared to farm life in his native county and received a rudimentary education in the early subscription schools of his time. He was married March 22, 1836 to Miss Elizabeth Gasteneau, who was born March 28, 1815 in Pulaski County, and her parents were Joab and Sallie Gasteneau. Mr. Lee removed to Illinois about 1850, living in Champaign County about two years. He then removed to Marion Township, this county where he lived until his decease which occurred about twenty five years ago. He was the father of seven children, three of whom are living Harvey, Catherine wife of John Phipps of Missouri, and James W. Mrs. Lee resides on the home farm, where she owns 162 acres of land, in a good state of cultivation. Mr. Lee was Democrat in politics, and a member of the Regular Baptist Church, and served as deacon of that church. He was a kind and loving husband and father, and an obliging neighbor. In his demise Putnam county lost one of her most useful citizens" I have done some cursory investigation of the Charles LEE family of Pulaski County Kentucky, and have not been able to trace the LEE surname any further backwards. My line of LEE's goes back from Olive May LEE, born 1882 to James W. LEE and Anna Elizabeth BUNTEN/BUNTON. James W. LEE and Anna Elizabeth BUNTON were married in 1880 in Putnam County IN. Anna died in 1894 in Putnam County, and I believe that James W. LEE moved to Marion County IN at that time. I am trying to tie Marion County records about James W. LEE back to his family in Putnam County. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Mstwrt@aol.com> To: <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2000 3:42 PM Subject: (no subject) > Lee Connection-- I am interested in your Noah Lee do you have any other > information on him as to his parents and where he came from??? I have a Lee > Family from Maryland that was in Putnam County in the mid 1830's and we have > one Noah/Nash that shows up in our family tree. > Thanks > Mary "Lee" Stewart > Brad wrote: > In the History of Putnam County (1887), there is a reference to a "Regular > Baptist Church", which was probably in Fillmore or Marion Township. I'm > wondering if anyone knows whether there are any surviving records for this > church from the 1860-1890 timeframe, and how I would go about obtaining > copies of those records if they do exist? > > I'm interested in obtaining information about Noah LEE and Elizabeth > (GASTINEAU) LEE, who were the parents of James W. LEE. Noah was a deacon of > this church. I'm trying to confirm that their child is the same James W. LEE > that married Anna Elizabeth BUNTEN in 1880 in Putnam County. > > Brad Hurley > Glastonbury, CT > > ______________________________

I am looking for the death dates and burial sites of William E. King (b. 1796), and his wife, Elizabeth Kurtz-King (b. abt, 1799) They lived in Greencastle from 1827 to . . .? Thank you, Daniel Thomason

Searching for the parents of SARAH YOUNG born 4-27-1825 she married JESSE JONES 4-25-1839 and she died 11-10-1912 in Putnam or Owen county. I have info that her father was GEORGE,not sure if this is right. Debra Carter tara37@comsys.net

Looking for info regarding JOHN G. SWEENEY born about 1830 in NC. He married RUTHA BRADSHAW 10-5-1853 in Putnam county IN. They had the following children: 1.Alonzo 11-7-1854 died at age 4 2.Harriet Elizabeth 11-19-1855 married Thomas Jefferson Jones 3.Margaret born about 1859 no other info. Rutha died about 1860 and John remarried to Lucy Ann Wright 9-9-1860 who died 5-19-1868 they had the following children 1. Harrison born 1863 2. Hester Hains born 3-6-1865 died 1889 3. Hatty Hains born 3-6-1865 died 3-12-1865 John remarried again to Nancy Frank Scarborough 3-2-1869 they had the following children 1.Andrew born 1873 2. Ethyl born about 1881 3. Daisy born about 1888 John and his second two wives and their children are buried at Longbranch Cemetery. John and Nancy are buried under one stone with only the date of death as 1914. I would appreciate any info on the parentage of John G. Sweeney. Thanks Debbie Carter tara37@comsys.net

MORRIS CARTER born 7-26-1851 married SUSAN MARY DUNCAN/DUNKIN 10-15-1873 in Putnam county. Morris' family lived in Putnam county so I assume Susan's lived in the area. I have info that Susan's parents were JAMES DUNCAN/DUNKIN and SALLY MYERS. SUSAN MARY DUNCAN/DUNKIN was born 10-12-1856 and died 12-30-1930 in Monroe county IN. MORRIS died 3-9-1934 also in Monroe county. I am looking for any info on the parentage of SUSAN MARY DUNCAN/DUNKIN. Debra Carter tara37@comsys.net

Looking for information on William B. DAY b 27 Nov 1828 in NC, d 31 Jul 1879 Garrett Township, Douglas Co, IL, m Louisa FRY 31 Jan 1850 Greencastle, Putnam Co, IN. Louisa Fry b 11 Nov 1828 in Greencastle, Putnam Co, IND. They had the following children: 1. Amanda C. Dayb 5 Nov 1850 Putnam Co, IN, d 5 Dec 1935 in Brazil, Putnam Co, IN. Lived in Harmony, IN in 1912. m Tilgham Howard Rightsell 1 Jan 1871 Putnam Co, IN. 2. Louisa J. Day b 11 Oct 1852 Putnam Co, IN, d 1912-1935 in Clay City, IN? Married Robert S. Kellum 6 Feb 1873 Putnam Co, IN 3. Thomas Jefferson Day b 3 Aug 1854 Putnam Co, IN. Married Mary A. Fry and Emma C. 4. John Montier Day b 28 Apr 1857 Greencastle, Putnam Co, IN d 30 Dec 1935 in Chandler, Lincoln Co, IL m Florence Coltharp 4 Mar 1886 in KS. 5. James Polk Day b 3 Apr 1859 Greencastle, Putnam Co, IN d 1927 in Atwood, Douglas Co, IL. m Dolly A. Mahaney 9 Feb 1898 6. Charles Crawford Day b 1 Feb 1861 Greencastle, Putnam Co, IN d 5 May 1897 Atwood, Douglas Co, IL m Mary Ellen "Ella" Rideout 9 Sep 1885 7. Lawson Day b 4 Jan 1863 Putnam Co, IN d 5 Jun 1897 Atwood Douglas Co, IL 8. Nathan K. Day b 24 Apr 1866 in Putnam Co, IN was living in Washington, KS as late as 1935. 9. William Brown Day, Jr b 13 Jul 1867 Putnam Co, IN d 12 Nov 1950 Tuscola, IL 10. Ullyssis Grant Day b 11 Oct 1870 Putnam Co, IN d 25 Mar 1912 Tuscola, Douglas Co, IL m Calista Adaline Rideout 21 Nov 1893 11. Lenora Alice Day b 20 Dec 1873 Putnam Co,, IN d 1 Aug 1874 Putnam Co, IN Although the parents and male children moved to Illinois, the daughters stayed in Putnam Co, IN. Would appreciate information on William B. Day's parents and siblings. Also information on the daughters who stayed in IN. Any information greatly appreciated. Been looking for over 10 years. Anna Hardin ad2ar2ah@aol.com

Lee Connection-- I am interested in your Noah Lee do you have any other information on him as to his parents and where he came from??? I have a Lee Family from Maryland that was in Putnam County in the mid 1830's and we have one Noah/Nash that shows up in our family tree. Thanks Mary "Lee" Stewart Brad wrote: In the History of Putnam County (1887), there is a reference to a "Regular Baptist Church", which was probably in Fillmore or Marion Township. I'm wondering if anyone knows whether there are any surviving records for this church from the 1860-1890 timeframe, and how I would go about obtaining copies of those records if they do exist? I'm interested in obtaining information about Noah LEE and Elizabeth (GASTINEAU) LEE, who were the parents of James W. LEE. Noah was a deacon of this church. I'm trying to confirm that their child is the same James W. LEE that married Anna Elizabeth BUNTEN in 1880 in Putnam County. Brad Hurley Glastonbury, CT

In the History of Putnam County (1887), there is a reference to a "Regular Baptist Church", which was probably in Fillmore or Marion Township. I'm wondering if anyone knows whether there are any surviving records for this church from the 1860-1890 timeframe, and how I would go about obtaining copies of those records if they do exist? I'm interested in obtaining information about Noah LEE and Elizabeth (GASTINEAU) LEE, who were the parents of James W. LEE. Noah was a deacon of this church. I'm trying to confirm that their child is the same James W. LEE that married Anna Elizabeth BUNTEN in 1880 in Putnam County. Brad Hurley Glastonbury, CT