I have begun the list at Mt Gilead Cemetery in Warrick Co Ind, It will be complete in abt 1 week. Right now there are photo's and a few names online at this page Mt Gilead http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page32.html Tamara's Kincaid/Vincent/Gish Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Genealogists who care will share.

Schafer Funeral Homes Records Sarah C Ward of Boonville Died Dec 14 1900 of Chronic Hepatises and Gallstones Age 35 yrs Buried Dec 15 1900 at Cross Roads Cemetery Bill sent to ? ---- Wm Hedge of Yankeetown Died Dec 22 1900 of Chronic Brights Dis. Age 67 Yrs Buried Dec 23 1900 at Rhoades Cemetery Bill sent to Family ----- Henry Leigh of W Boonville Died Dec 16 1900 of Alburmeria Age 78 yrs Buried Dec 17 1900 at Center Cemetery Bill sent to Warrick County ----- Minnie Bell Jaco of NW Boonville age 17 yrs Died Nov 23 1900 of Congental Stricture of Phallopiatubes Buried Nov 25 1900 at Center Cemetery Bill sent to Mrs Jaco ------ R E Caldwell of Dexter,Mo Died Nov 17 1900 of of Malaria Fever age 23 yrs 7 mths 20 days Buried Nov 19 1900 at Mt Zion Cemetery Bill sent to Family ------ Nathaniel Coner of Yankeetown Died Nov 13 1900 of Lagrippe age 74 yrs Buried Nov 14 1900 at Bethabra Cemetery Bill sent to Warrick County ------ James Dailey Evans of Cypress Died Nov 10 1900 age 37 yrs of Double Pnuemonia Buried Nov 11 1900 at Bethany Cemetery Bill sent to Warrick Co Ind ----------------- Tamara's Kincaid/Vincent/Gish Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Genealogists who care will share.

I believe there was a Norman Spradley living in Newburgh back in the 1960s. It might be, probably is, the same family. Cookie, in Florida

Susie, That was a interesting story of Mrs Spradley, I do not know if anyone is researching her, If they are the articles you found would be a nice addendum to their Family Tree .. P.S. Mrs Spradley died in 1934 and is buried next to her late husband Carl at Skelton Cemetery in Warrick Co Indiana Tamara's Kincaid/Vincent/Gish Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Genealogists who care will share.

Boonville Enquirer July 30,1926 Mrs Spradley Heroineb Of The Late Tennison Fire (Special Correspondence In Evansville Sunday Courier and Journal) Tennyson,July 24 The heroism of Mrs Iva Spradley, local telephone opperator, in risking her life to save the town during the disastrous fire of several days ago, aside from being a story that will go down into the town"s history, may become also the turning point in the life of the heroine. A widow since the accidental death of her husband, Carl Spradley has supported her two children, Lorene, 15., and Norman Carl Spradley, 13, and kept them in school. Today Mrs Spradley was presented with a tidy purse of money gathered as a token of appreciation by telephone operators at Bonville. Only a day or two ago, school trustees of Skelton township offered her a position as teacher in a rural school. Both of these augur easier times ahead for Mrs Spradley. She has been a telephone operator since her husbands death. "I'm going to use the purse for an educational fund for my children and I certainly want to express my thanks to the Boonville operators for their gift." she said today. Mrs Spradley is proud of her two children. Her daughter is a high school senior and her son is entering his third year in high school this fall. Mrs Spradley's fighting blood is inherited from a proud ancestry, her family tree reveals. Her mother was a Hardin from Hancock county, Kentucky, and her father a Lindsey from Butler county, Kentucky. Judge Caleb J Lindsey of the Warrick county circuit court is her brother. Sherriff Earl Spradley of Warrick county is her brother-in-law. Mrs Spradley's action in summoning the fire departments of Evansville and Huntingburg during the recent fire, was not the only distinguished service in her career. Two years ago, when the Tennyson school caught fire, she summoned a bucket brigade that put out the fire, with the result that very little damage was done, when there might easily have been a loss of life, as well as destruction of the building. Susie Rose [email protected]

Looking for anyone with records books, marriage, birth and deaths, late 1800's & early 1900's. Vanderburgh, Warrick and Gibson Counties Names Doerner Wilhelm Kautz Kracht Thank You, Kathy

Does anyone have the address to get Warrick County Death records? Thank You Kathy

Warrick Co Ind Marriages Frances E Matthews to Henson Montgomery July 1 1886 Amanda E Taylor to John Montgomery Apr 2 1886 Mrs Lanie E Hickerson to Nelson W Montgomery Oct 10 1894 Mary Roth to Cyrus Moody Feb 14 1894 Catherine Letterman to Johann Moog Dec 9 1880 Rosa M Alms to Peter C Moog Apr 29 1896 Rose E Hinman to Benjamin W Moore Mar 11 1901 Eliza Ash to August H Moore Feb 21 1888 Annie Kelley to Benjamin N Moore Apr 7 1889\ Lydia E Bates to Benjamin W Moore Aug 3 1886 Birdie Mitchell to Charles Moore Aug 28 1892 Tamara's Kincaid/Vincent/Gish Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Genealogists who care will share.

Schafer Funeral Home Records Warrick Co Ind Child Curtis of Boonville child of George Curtis Died Apr 13 1896 of Flux age 10 mths Burial Apr 14 1896 unknown cemetery Bill sent to Geo Curtis -- Charles Green of Boonville Died Apr 8 1896 of Pnuemonia Buried Apr 9 1896 at Maple Grove Cemetery Bill sent to Family ---- Ophia Sams of Chandler Died Apr 8 1896 of Consumption age 26 yrs Buried Apr 9 1896 at Center Cemetery Bill sent to John Sams ----- Alex Jennings of Boonville Died Apr 5 1896 of Pnuemonia age 56 yrs Buried Apr 7 1896 at Maple Grove Cemetery Bill sent to Family ----- Sarah Gee of Eby Died Apr 6 1896 of Paraylisis age 80 yrs Buried Apr 7 1896 at Mt Zion Cemetery Bill sent to Sherman Gee ---- Lessie Wigens of Dickeyville Died Mar 29 1896 of Typhoid age 17 yrs Buried Mar 30 1896 at Gentry Cemetery Bill sent to Joseph Wiggens ---- Emma Fuller of Yankeetown Died Mar 27 1896 of Consumption age 42 yrs Buried Mar 29 1896 at St Rupert Cemetery Bill sent to Peter Fuller Tamara's Kincaid/Vincent/Gish Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Genealogists who care will share.

I am in need of help. I am looking for the cemetery that Laura Boyles Swickard is buried in. He husband Eli W. Swickard and his second wife Alice are buried in Eden Cemetery in Gibson County. We know that Laura gave birth to a daughter, Florance in 1882 in Vanderburgh County and that Eli. remarried in 1888 in Vanderburgh Co. Exact date of Laura's death is unknown. Thank You, Kathy

Looking for the cemetery of first wife of Eli W. Swickard. Her name is Laura Boyles Swickard. died between 1882 and 1888. Husband Eli and second wife Alice are buried at Eden Cemetery in Warrick Co. Can not find Laura. Please help. Thank You Kathy [email protected]

This newspaper article was graciously shared with me by Susie Rose [email protected] If you would like to view the original article Please contact her Thank you Susie. Tennyson In Ashes -July 23 1926 Friday Fire almost totally destroyed the buisness section of Tennyson, 10 miles east of Boonville,shortly after noon Monday,with a loss estimated at $60,000,with only a Small part covered by insurance. The conflagration started from an unknown cause in the Josiah McClary produce house and spread rapidly over the Entire business section of the town,destroying thirteen Frame business houses and six residences with their contents. Only three buildings,those of J C Polk,the Tennyson National Bank and W J Wright & Son remained Standing after the fire had been brought under control. But for the heroism of Mrs Iva Spradley,telephone Operator,the entire town would have been wiped out And several residents might have lost their lives,fireman said. Mrs Spradley stayed at her post spreading the alarm among Her townspeople until one side of the building in which The exchange is located had been burned away. When the heat became so intense that she could no longer Remain at the switchboard,she seized a portable telephone Set and ran from the building. She immeadiately reestablished communication with the Outside world by connecting the telephone to a long Distance wire two blocks away.It was she who summoned Fireman from Evansville and Huntingburg. In answer to calls for help an Evansville fire truck arrived At 2:29 o'clock and the Huntingburg department five Minutes later. Lines of hose from wells and ponds soon played on the fire And the town was saved. Losses Itemized The buildings burned were: Scott Hesson -Grocery loss $ 7,000 Odd Fellows Building occupied by Hoskinson & Sparks Grocery loss $5,000 Andrew Shoptaugh residence loss $700 Rufus McClary -General Store loss $ 8,000 Livery Stable owned by Norman Hoskinson loss $1,000 Josiah McClary -Produce house loss $1,000 Randall Eastham -Barber Shop loss $800 Wm Kimbrough -Grocery with Post Office loss $3,500 Galen White -Jewlery Store loss $1,000 Lester Brown-residence loss $400 Frank Phillips-Hardware Store loss $6,000 Wm Kimbrough residence loss $3,500 Wm Broshears -Produce House loss $500 Wm Hunt -Bakery loss $4,000 Charles Spradley-Restaurant loss $2,000 Walter Hull -Barber Shop loss $400 Tobe Hoskins-dwelling loss $1,000 Mrs Mary Perigo-dwelling loss$1,000 S I Hesson -residence loss $3,000 Again Thanks to Susie for sharing this. Tamara Tamara's Kincaid/Vincent/Gish Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Genealogists who care will share.

I may have already posted this, but would love to find this family, so I am trying again. CHARLES MARVIN MORRIS Oct 30,1922 - Jan 26,1944 KIA WWII leaving behind a wife: RUTH (unknown) MORRIS and a son: RON DWIGHT MORRIS; living in Vandeburgh County Indiana in 1944; Last known living in Warrick County Indiana in early 1950'. Would love to talk with any decendants. Any information on CHARLES' decendants appreciated. Contact ; Susie Rose at [email protected] Thank You

Looking for Nicholas F Morris. This is all I have to work with. Oct 26,1878 in Warrick County, Indiana NICHOLAS F MORRIS married MARY ELIZABETH GARRISON. By 1880 MARY and a son EDWARD N MORRIS are living with her father. Where is NICHOLAS F MORRIS ? Where did he come from and where did he go ? Any information on this Morris line appreciated. Susie Rose [email protected]

We always come to a point in our search where one of our branches cannot be found. The following are my Brick Walls or Dead Ends. Any information you may have on my missing branches to my Family Tree would Be Greatly appreciated **************************************************** CHARLES MARVIN MORRIS Oct 30,1922 - Jan 26,1944 KIA WWII leaving behind a wife: RUTH (unknown) MORRIS and a son: RON DWIGHT MORRIS; living in Vandeburgh County Indiana in 1944; Last known living in Warrick County Indiana in early 1950'. Would love to talk with any decendants. Any information on CHARLES' decendants PLEASE e-mail SUSIE at address at bottom of page ************************************************ 1880 Warrick County,Indiana CensusBlack,John65 M VaFarmerBlack,Mary 22 F IndBlack,Nathaniel18 M IndBlack,Wiley,16 M IndHull,John B4 MIndHull,Joseph1 MBlack,Richard80 MVaWheelwright One would assume JOHN BLACK is the Father and RICHARD BLACK is JOHN's father. Other than the census I have not been able to locate any information on JOHN or RICHARD BLACK. E-Mail me at the link at bottom of page if you can help or know anything about JOHN & RICHARD BLACK *********************************************** Aug 10,1879 JAMES HENRY BLACK married SARAH E BALLARD in Warrick County,Indiana They are listed in Skelton Township Warrick County 1880 Census. On March 12,1885 JAMES HENRY BLACK married SAMANTHA AGNES GARRISON. What happened to SARAH E BALLARD BLACK ? Who are her parents ? SARAH was my great grandmother. Any information on SARAH E BALLARD BLACK would be appreciated. E-Mail me at address on bottom message **************************************************** Oct 26,1878 in Warrick County, Indiana NICHOLAS F MORRIS married MARY ELIZABETH GARRISON. By 1880 MARY and a son EDWARD N MORRIS are living with her father. Where is NICHOLAS F MORRIS ? Where did he come from and where did he go ? Any information, Please E-Mail at address on Bottom of message *************************************************** >From A Roster Of Revolutionary Ancestors of the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution Hendricks County GARRISON,JOEL, b 9 Feb 1760 Cumberland County,New Jersey. d 4 March 1835., Buried Stilesville Cemetery. Stone m # (1) 1780 Cumberland Co.,N J., SARAH WHITE, b Cumberland Co N J., d 20 Jan 1796, Cumberland Co N J. M #(2) Christine______ Ch._(by m # 1):LYDIA; JOHN DAVENPORT. DAVID ISAAC b 2 sep 1797 m NANCY TENNISON SARAH b 21 Apr 1782 d 29 July 1829 m ABRAHAM ROSE JOHN b 22 Feb 1787 d 2 Mar 1787 WILLIAM & DAVID (twins) b 9 May 1788 d 12 May 1788 PHOEBE b 9 Sep 1790 d 27 Sep 1810 JEREMIAH b 10 Jan 1785 d 25 June 1857 Ch.(by_ m #2): JOSIAH b 1803 d 29 Jan 1897 m ABIAH BOSLEY ELIZA m ____HOWE. EUNICE Service: Enl. Cumberland Co N J., 1 yr as drummer in Capt. Joseph Bloomfield Co., Col Dayton 3rd N J Regt. Re-enl. 1778 as Pvt in Capt Patterson Co., Col Dayton 3rd Regt In Battle of Monmouth. Dschg after 9 mo. Later svd 6 mos in N J Militia, Capt Garison. Ref: O B I:154, II:120, PI:261 Pens Claim #s.32261; Egan V.1:233 D A R # 561414 I have always had my doubts about JOEL being the father of DAVID ISAAC m NANCY TENNISON. I have 4 copies from different sources that give the identical report for JOEL with the exception of one that says JOEL was born in Edinburgh Scotland. A copy of JOEL's pension papers varify he was born in Cumberland Co N J on the date above. As I was typing this information in my doubts are now stronger. I have wondered WHY 2 sons named DAVID ? But it never came to my attention till now that the Children by m # 1 were all born after the death of their mother. The dates of death and birth for all above are the same in 4 different sources. DAVID ISAAC GARRISON according to the census and a biographical sketch for JOSEPH HAMILTON GARRISON a son of DAVID ISAAC; DAVID ISAAC was born in Ohio Question, who are the parents of DAVID ISAAC GARRISON m NANCY TENNISON lived in Spencer then Warrick Counties in Indiana ? In everything I have found, census records, church records,toombstone he is listed as ISSAC GARRISON Question # 2, Does anyone know or have anything showing if his name is actually DAVID or just ISAAC ? Anyone with anything to solve this mystery,PLEASE E-Mail me at the address below Thank You Sincerely for any help you can give. Susie Rose [email protected]

Cookie, This looks like a good place to start: http://www.genealogy.com/201/lesson9/course9_02.html If this doesn't cover enought of the "intracacies" for you then you might want to look at the Gedcom specifications which you can find at: http://www.tiac.net/users/pmcbride/gedcom/55gctoc.htm And, if you REALLY want to get into it, go to this section of Cyndi's List: http://www.cyndislist.com/software.htm#GEDCOM Good luck Dick Martin in Saratoga County, NY [email protected] wrote: > > Would some kind soul please explain to me where I can find out the > intracacies of GEDCOM? What is it and how does it work? Thanks in advance > for any help? > I love this genealogy! > Cookie, in Florida > > ==== INWARRIC Mailing List ==== > This INWARRIC list is currently available for adoption! > Interested in becoming the list manager? Go here: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/clusters/adoptcounty.html > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

--part1_8c.17b35e5.25f29318_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 3/4/2000 2:13:25 AM EST, [email protected] writes: << Subj: Re: [RowanRoots] GEDCOM Date: 3/4/2000 2:13:25 AM EST From: [email protected] To: [email protected] In answer to your question about GEDcom files and what it means. GEDcom stands for GEnealogical Data COMmunication (GEDCOM) which is the standard format for transferring genealogical files from one genealogical supported computer program to another. It was developed by the Family History Dept. of the Church of Latter-day Saints (LDS). Basically, what this means is, that you have to have a genealogy program loaded into your computer to send or receive a gedcom file. This enables you to format all or part of your data files to be sent to any other computer that has a program that can read your file. Or recieve and download a gedcom program, which can be read by your computer genealogy software. The Help window on your genealogy program has step by step instructions on how to export (send) and import (receive) gedcoms files. Hope this helps. >> --part1_8c.17b35e5.25f29318_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-yb05.mx.aol.com (rly-yb05.mail.aol.com [172.18.146.5]) by air-yb05.mail.aol.com (v69.17) with ESMTP; Sat, 04 Mar 2000 02:13:25 -0500 Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.27]) by rly-yb05.mx.aol.com (v69.17) with ESMTP; Sat, 04 Mar 2000 02:12:51 -0500 Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-11.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id XAA16936; Fri, 3 Mar 2000 23:12:18 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2000 23:12:18 -0800 (PST) From: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2000 02:11:52 EST Subject: Re: [RowanRoots] GEDCOM Old-To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 67 Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/7245 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] In answer to your question about GEDcom files and what it means. GEDcom stands for GEnealogical Data COMmunication (GEDCOM) which is the standard format for transferring genealogical files from one genealogical supported computer program to another. It was developed by the Family History Dept. of the Church of Latter-day Saints (LDS). Basically, what this means is, that you have to have a genealogy program loaded into your computer to send or receive a gedcom file. This enables you to format all or part of your data files to be sent to any other computer that has a program that can read your file. Or recieve and download a gedcom program, which can be read by your computer genealogy software. The Help window on your genealogy program has step by step instructions on how to export (send) and import (receive) gedcoms files. Hope this helps. --part1_8c.17b35e5.25f29318_boundary--

I really seem to've stuck a nerve when I asked if some "kind soul" could help me with GEDCOM. Well, there's an awful lot of 'kind souls' out there and I thank each and every one for their time and concern. There were also a few "ignorant souls," such as myself, who were curious to know more about GEDCOM, too. I'm sending this along for anyone who wants it. Here are some URLs for sites to visit: <http://www.gendex.com/gedcom55/55> <http://www.gedx/default.html> <http://www.genealogy.com/201/lesson9/course9_02.html> <http://www.tiac.net/users/pmcbride/gedcom/55gctoc.htm> <http://www.genroots. org> try Bartholomew Co., IN <http://www.familysearch.org> And these kind words from Cary: "You've gotten some great information from others, but I think you need to remember that GEDCOMs "happen" and that like when you use your washimachine you need to know the basic instructions (how much soap, etc.), you don't need to really know how the machine is configured (electrical systems and all that). A long way of saying , relax and enjoy using your software and don't et overwhelmed." I'm not the best typist in the world, in Florida, or even in my own house, so I hope I haven't made any mistakes where they would count in all the above. Hope this helps some of you and serves as a reference. I love this genealogy! Cookie, in Florida

Would some kind soul please explain to me where I can find out the intracacies of GEDCOM? What is it and how does it work? Thanks in advance for any help? I love this genealogy! Cookie, in Florida

Aug 22 1885 Boonville Enquirer,Warrick Co Ind W B Langford died at Cairo,Ill word was recieved of by his wife who is temporarily residing in this place her former home, She is the dau of S S Brashears and was reared here. Her husband was the son of Capt Langford well known in this county and was traveling agent for W M Aiken & Co of Evansville. On Sunday Aug 16th 1885 Daniel Hartley living at Yankeetown aged 57 yrs 6 mths and 10 days died of Typhoid fever was buried in Davis Cemetery. Mrs John J Murphy died on the 9th of August at her residence. Elizabeth E widow of the late Dr Joseph H Camp died at the residence of her daughter Mrs Moore of this place on the 8th of August at the advanced age of 86 yrs,The deceased was the daughter of John Thomas of Ky,Her home had been in Warrick Co for 50 yrs at which time she and her husband settled in Boonville where he practiced medicine til his death in Feb 1859. Mr Thomas Lowe died on the 5th of August at this residence in Boonville of Cholera morbus aged abt 47 yrs Mrs Anna B Langford says thanks for the kindness of the citizens in her bereavement. Mrs Neava Brandenburg aged 37 yrs born in Evansville on Feb 14 1848 has died leaving 2 of 4 sisters who live here ,Mrs Phillip Link and Mrs Charles Hoshmeister. Tamara's Kincaid/Vincent/Gish Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Genealogists who care will share.