Seeking marriage information on a possible marriage between John Carter Jr and Elizabeth Nutterfee/Nutterfield. Time span could have been between 1829 and 1833, ANYWHERE. It is probable that Eliza was previously married,( at the age of 13) in Nelson Co.,Ky, to an Andrew Pitman. John and Eliza appeared in Owen Co.,In approx 1833-1835.

Will someone please do a lookup for me. I am interested in a marriage of a Sarah E NUTTERFIELD, on 7-16-1852. I have seen the transcribed record at the Indiana State Library, but, the Grooms name is illegible.

Who was the Betsy GOSS, who married John Carter in Owen Co In in 1870? John was a prominent citizen of Morgan Twp.,Owen Co.,In, who was previously married to Patsy SINGLETON and Mary Ann CLARK.

Who was John H CARTER, dob 12-25-1833,dod 2-1909, Who married Saraah E MACDONALD CARTER, widow of Columbia CARTER, son of John CARTER Jr., of Taylor Twp.,Owen Co., and Cloverdale Twp.,Putnam Co., IN. Marriage took place in 1872, perhaps in 1872. Believe he was a son of one of the CARTERS of MORGAN Twp., Owen Co.,In

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Can anyone tell me who John H CARTER was, who married SARAH McDonald or SARAH M Carter on Jan 1 1872, in Putnam Co In

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Can anyone tell me who John H CARTER was, who married SARAH McDonald or SARAH M Carter on Jan 1 1872, in Putnam Co In

Dies anyone have record of a marriage between William Coper and Nancy Nutterfield after 1840?

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I am looking for additional information about Mark Homan who family records indicate died in Putnam County 27 June 1874. Married to Elizabeth Stout about whom I know nothing.

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Looking for information on Alva Bunten and Gertrude Hays. Alva and Gertrude married on 25 Dec 1904 in Putnam County. Who were Gertrude's parents? Did Gertrude marry a second time? Thank you, nz

Rootswebbers, I'm looking for Vadie Hurst Teeter. She married Frank McNorton about 1900 Jefferson County Kansas. I believe that she or her family were from Putnam County. Any information would be appreciated. Robert

In trying to flesh out my own family tree I have encountered a number of entries (births, deaths, marriages) of a family of O'Conners living in the Roachdale area. There were, if my inferences are correct, two men who emigrated from Ireland - Michael and James - who settled there. Michael married Mary Sweeney and they had at least one son, Hugh (b. 27 Jan 1892), who married Leatha Davis. James married Honorra (various spellings) Curtain; something happened there, because when their daughter Maggie died in 1896, James is listed as the father, but the mother's space is "-----". I also saw an entry of an "Honorra O'Conner" marrying another individual in the 1880s, although I can't find it now. Divorce, remarriage, and hard feelings to the point Honorra wasn't even listed on her daughter's death certificate? There's a story there, I just wish I knew it. Is puzzlement. If anyone can use this meager data I'd be glad to forward it. If anyone knows whether there is a connection to John, William, and Timothy O'Conner of the Cloverdale/Cunot area, I'd like to hear that, too. Thanks Roy O'Conner

I'm asleep at the switch here...I have the following on a Lucinda BRANHAM who married Edmund ALBAUGH from Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana. Have much more on the ALBAUGH family he married into. Perhaps their migration patterns were the same as the BRANHAM's...you never know. This is the ALBAUGH family that migrated to Decatur County, Iowa where my family lived and where I was born. See 1860 and 1879 census information below: Descendants of Edmund Albaugh 1 Edmund Albaugh 1828 - b: 1828 in Kentucky .. +Lucinda Branham 1835 - b: Abt. 1835 in Indiana m: 12 December 1851 in Greencastle, Putnam County, IN ........ 2 William H. Albaugh 1854 - b: 1854 in Indiana ........ 2 Edmund Otto Albaugh 1858 - b: 1858 in Indiana ........ 2 Flora Albaugh 1861 - b: 1861 ........ 2 Phillip Albaugh 1868 - b: 1868 ************************************************** Indiana, Putnam County, 1860; FHL# 803,291; Cloverdale TWP, Cloverdale P.O.; Sheet 169, page 29; house #198/family #198; 9 Jun 1860: Name Age/ Occ: V/Value P Other: # Sex R./Per. Of E./Prop. B - --------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Ed ALBAUGH 32m Eng. 1K/1K IN 4 Lucinda 25f IN 5 Wm H. 6m IN 6 Edmund O. 3m IN ************************************************** 1870 Census, Decatur County, Iowa: Edmund ALBAUGH 42 years B. KY Lucinda 35 years B. IN William H. 16 years B. IN Edmund Otto 12 years B. IN Flora 9 years B. IN Phillip E. 2 years B. IN -----Original Message----- From: SisterGem@aol.com <SisterGem@aol.com> To: INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <INPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 12:43 PM Subject: Branham >In regard to the Branhams of Putnam Co. IN. I have no information on them, >but there were Branhams in VA who moved into KY about 1800. I have some info >one them. >Gem >

In regard to the Branhams of Putnam Co. IN. I have no information on them, but there were Branhams in VA who moved into KY about 1800. I have some info one them. Gem

I am looking for information on Austin Bond and ancestors in Putman Co., Ind as well as Isreal Butler and his family. Any help is appreciated. Audette

Please, the discussion of Branham should be addressed to the INputnam-l@rootsweb.com list. I merely forwarded the message as I had no information to provide to Mr. Pickering. Thanks, Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: robin l. henderson <robinhenderson@sprintmail.com> To: <SharonBryant@worldnet.att.net> Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 6:34 PM Subject: Branhams of Putnam Co. > Branham is a contraction of Brenneman or Branneman. It is a very famous > family, originally from Switzerland. The were persecuted in the 1500s > as they were Mennonites. They originally came to America in PA, later > moved to VA (Augusta Co, site of a Mennonite University), then through > Ohio and finally to IN. You should find more information by using your > search function for those names. > I am leaving on vacation tomorrow or I would dig out websites for you. > You will find many recurring names (such as Susannah, my gggm of Putnam > Co married Shaw. If you have trouble, e-mail me, I will give you the > name of a descendent in Ill who has done much research. >