On Thu, 2 Sep 1999, Paul Traylor wrote... >I am researching the Campbell Family. >I have a James Armstrong Campbell 1830-1904 >Married to an America Palmer in 1850. > >Now both of these names are unusual but >Their parents or siblings can not be located. >Can anyone help? >Regards, Paul Traylor > >================ I checked a typed transcript of the 1850 census of Warrick County, Indiana, and may have found your James and America Campbell listed twice. In Hart Township was James Armstrong age 20 and America age 18 both born in NC. In Ohio Township was the household of Bolden Palmer 66 VA, Marian Palmer 12 IN, James Campbell 20 IN and Almira Campbell 18 IN. None of these people appeared in a book of 1860 census rolls. There was no will listed for a Palmer or Campbell in a book of Warrick Co. wills for 1831-1859.

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I wrote to the Warrick Co courthouse and asked for guardianship papers for Henry Philips, born 1826, orphan of John Philips who died abt 1826-1833. I received this response. "TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Due to the lack of manpower and the time it take to research, we are sorry but we are unable to comply with your request. We regret any inconvenience this may cause you. Sincerely yours, Lisa A. Feldbusch Clerk, Warrick Circuit/Superior Courts" Is there someone who is available to research the archives? Thanks, Wanda

Thursday Jan 30 1879 The remains of a well known citizen found in a dissecting room,Other partly dissected bodies found. On Thursday the quiet city of Evansville was startled by the report that the body of Francis M Murphy who died on last Saturday the 14th and was buried on Sunday had been taken from the grave and was in the dissecting room of the Evansville Medical College.The manner in which the discovery was made is told by Evansville Journal. Mrs Murphy who was preparing and packing up her household goods to remove from the corner of 6th and Vine St to 218 Goodsell St was handed a letter by her carrier,Being busily engaged she did not open it but put it in her pocket where it remained an hour or two. When the envolope was opened this is what met her eye. Evansville Dec 19 1878 Mrs Murphy the doctors are cutting up your husbands body corner of 5th and Vine,If you go immeadiately you can save him Signed J S. She found a police officer Hitch they entered the building The janitor or a student conducted them to a room where the bodies lay,One was that of a woman who had been fearfully emaciated the other a negro. They stopped at another room down the hall there lying on a dissecting table with the skull sawed off the brain removed the body of Francis Marion Murphy. Marriage License issued last week to the following persons James A Holder to Martha Hudson James Moses to Dovey Hall Died at Lynnville Jan 28th of winter fever James Crisp in his 38th year ,Mr Crisp was a man highly respected in the community in which he lived. His remains were taken to his old home in Vanderburgh county for interment. - ------------------------------- Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

Thursday Jan 2 1879 Warrick Co Ind Albert Fischer the murderer of John Scantlin of Evansville last July was found not guilty A new boy made his appearance at the residence of Mr & Mrs Ed Gough in time for dinner Saturday. Mr Ashley who lived in the south east part of town died Thursady. A brand new boy came to Jake Frank's at 2 o'clock on Christmas morn, On Christmas morning Jacob Frank was out in town very early with a broad grin wreathing his counterance and looking to be the happiest man in town,We found that Santa Claus had left a bouncing baby boy.Mother and child doing well, and Jake is as happy as a Lord. Robert Davis a farmer living near Evansville lost his life last week the result of being thrown from a sleigh. >From Boonville-Lynville stage driver,we learn that Lemuel Stevens of the latter town had both feet frozen on Tuesday night of last week.L O Martin found him helpless and assisted until medical attention could be given,The unfortunate Stevens had imbibed too freely of extract corn and as a result he will probably lose both feet. Hon.John L Taylor will on Sunday evening lead to the alter Mrs.Kate Brekenridge,The ceremony will take place at the M E Church at 7 pm.The high contrasting parties are too well known to need comment from us. Mr Taylor is a member of the legislature from this district and a very popular man.Mrs Breckenridge is the daughter of our esteemed townsman Dr Barker. She is one of Boonville's belles in society. - ---------------------------- Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

I am researching the Campbell Family. I have a James Armstrong Campbell 1830-1904 Married to an America Palmer in 1850. Now both of these names are unusual but Thier parents or siblings can not be located. Can anyone help? Regards, Paul Traylor

Added to photo page a few more photo's including one from Pam Roberts that includes many Warrick Co residents. Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

For the person who ask abt the Indian Tribes in Early Warrick Co. I LOST YOU EMAIL ADDIE.. I found a article that states in early times and until abt 1815 the Shawnee Indian Tribe settled in Warrick Co . They set up Indian Camps near what is now Boonville,Newburgh and Yankeetown all near the Ohio River. They in 1815 or abt then a group of shawnee killed a peaceful white man named Athe Meeks. This apparently outrage many Warrick Co Residents who formed what we would now call a posse led by Ratliff Boon and Mr Bailey Anderson. The Indians led by Chief Settledown packed the women and children and tried to flee the county leaving behind cattle and horses by way of White River. Its is stated that few lived to cross the river because the women and children had slowed them down in comparison to the well sped and well mounted soldiers organized by Boon and Anderson. One other note the Shawnee settled in Warrick 's neighbor county of Vanderburgh . There was an a large settlement near Shawneetown just west of the Vanderburgh Co line near the White River in Ill. This is abt all I did find in relation to settled tribes in Warrick County. There may have been other tribes . I am not an expert on this kinda of thing so I hope it helps you. Tamara PS My last posting for awhile,need to give those email boxes a break,Ha...... Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

Boon Twp History Boon the central and largest township in the county was one of the earliest settled. Its first resident was Ratliff Boon first representative of Warrick County in the legislature and later congressman serving a part of one term as govenor. In honor of Mr Boon the township was given his name, Among those settlling shortly after Boon were Hudson Hargrave,Joseph DeForest,Wm Webb,Edward Baker and Jacob Johnson. -------------------- Anderson Twp History Anderson Township settled in 1805 by Bailey Anderson in honor of who it was named. Among early settlers were Solomon Vanada,Wm Briscoe and Joseph Arnold. ----------------- Campbell Twp History The Township which lays in the western part of the county was named in honor of Thomas Campbell a man much esteemed by his fellow citizens and on whom was bestowed various offices of trust and honor. It is claimed that John Luce was the first settler of Campbell Twp but no authority goes to prove that claim Isham West,Joseph McDonald,and Phillip Miller located in same vicinity soon after settling of Campbell ---------------- Greer Twp History Richard Greer located in Greer Twp in 1825 and its from him that the twp derived its name. Larkin Birchfield was also an early settler in 1827. Joseph Fields and George Taylor were two early settlers. ------------------- Hart Twp History >From Associate Judge of Circuit Court John Hart is how Hart Twp derived its name. James Hinman settled here in 1814. Elijah Boyd,Charles Morgan and Henry Hopkins were three early settlers in Hart Twp also ----------------- Lane Twp History Was named in honor of Gen Joseph Lane whom once represented the county of Warrick in State Senate and has a national reputation as a Mexican War veteran,And was Govenor of Oregon and a candidate for Vice President of the U.S. on the Breckinridge ticket in 1860. First settlers were Daniel Cook,Jasper Hanby,David Whittinghill. --------------- Owen Twp History Organized and named in honor of Robert Dale Owen The first residents in this twp were families of Phillips and Gentry.Matthew Gentry settled in 1822 he a ex county commissioner . ---------------------- Ohio Twp history >From broad and rolling Ohio River does Ohio Twp get its name. The twp first settled by John Sprinkle in 1803. Early settlers were John V Darby,Gaines H Roberts,Felty Hay. - ----------------------------- For those who know all the twp 's in Warrick Co I did forget Pigeon Twp. I will try to find it at another time. Sorry Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

Warrick Co Ind News Apr 3 1879 Thursday In Newburgh -In Cold Blood - Two rowdies invaded a church interupted a colored festival and killed a peaceable christian negro on Sat night Mar 29,the 2 men John Bell and Dan Frame entered and demanded something to eat,Charles Thomas a intelligent and peaceful negro was killed. Two men named Fowler and Erwin arrested Bell and Frame, The deceased leaves a wife and 4 children. ------------------------ Apr 10 1879 Thurs. Married Sunday Apr 6 at the residence of Dr S L Tyner of Hart Twp by Rev Mr Harvey was Dr W J Reavis to Miss Florence G Allen formerly of this place,They will make their home in Richland where the Dr has a lucrative practice. ------------ Apr 17 1879 Thurs. Polk Patch- Lona Dell infant daughter of John & Hattie Tool was buried at Garrison Chapel last Saturday. Mrs Thompson mentioned in last issue at point of death still living in hopes of recovery. Jesse Hall's funeral will be preached at the old Baptist Church in Pigeon Twp on 2nd Sunday in May by brothers W B Davidson and John Ferguson formerly Chaplain of the 1st Ind Cav Regiment of which Hall the deceased was a member.He came home from the War much broken down in health. ----------------- Apr 24 1879 Thurs. Mary A Castle wife of E C Castle died at her residence in Ohio Twp aged about 45 years was buried in the family burying ground on Tuesday the 23rd. ----------------- May 1 1879 Thurs. Died-On Sat the 26th Rith wife of Straughter Clutter aged 29 years and was buried in the Clutter burying ground on Sunday last. ------------------- Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

1850 Warrick Co Boon Twp Baker,Wm H 30 m farmer Ind Mary (Dillingham) 25 f NY Rhoda 5 f Ind Charles 3 f Ind Armina 1 f Ind NOTE MARY DILLINGHAM MARRIED WM H BAKER NOV 16 1843. ------------- Williams,George 69 m farmer VA Martha 63 f NC Abner 22 m Ind Stephens,Amanda 13 f Ind ---------------- Erskin,Susannah 63 f Ky Pleasant 21 m Ind Jacob 19 m Ind --------------- Seits,Lawrence 30 m farmer Ger Laura 35 f Ger Adam 14 m Ger Geo 5 m Ind Jacob 4 m Ind Elizabeth 1 f Ind ------------- Lousher,Phillip 34 m farmer Ger Margaret 25 f Ger Phillip 5 m Ohio Henry 4 m Ind John 1 m Ind Jacob 1/12 m Ind --------------- Kineth/Kinnell, Christian 55 m vine dresser Ger Elizabeth 47 f Ger Raney 21 f Ger Jacob 20 m Ger Henry 18 m Ger Phillip 16 m Ger Elizabeth 13 f Ger Mary 8 f Ind ------------------- Nonwiler,Charles 46 m farmer Ger Mary 66 f Ger Phillip 20 m Ger Charles 17 m Ger Caroline 13 f Ger Charlotte 11 f Ger Lewis 8 m Ger Louisa 4 f Ind Weevil,Charles 28 m Ger ---------------- Seigle,Margaret 35 f farmer Ger Louisa 19 f Ger Frederick 16 m Ger Bena 12 f Ger Soppia 10 f Ger ------------- Heel,Jacob 31 m farmer Germany Caroline 31 f Ger Charles 9 m Ger Phillip 6 m Ind Jacob 4 m Ind Caroline 3 f Ind ------------------- I am interested to know what a VINE DRESSER does should anyone know. Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

1850 Warrick Co Census Boon Twp -------------------- Westfall,George 40 m farmer VA Margaret 36 f VA Mary 15 f VA Polly 13 f Ind Washington 12 m Ind Wm Hitt 10 m Ind Marinda 8 f Ind Arnold 6 m Ind P Taylor 2 m Ind ------------ Warn,Phillip 53 m farmer Germany Peter 24 m wagon maker Germany Phebe 20 f Ger Louisa 18 f Ger Charlotte 12 f Ger ---------- Lacer,John R 52 m physician Germany Mary 59 f NY Thomas 21 m Farmer Ind Solomon 19 m Ind Hadley,Rebecca 31 f Ind Mary 15 f Ind Caroline 12 f Ind NOTE: I AM UNSURE IF THE LAST 2 FEMALES ARE HADLEY OR LACER. -------------------- Lacer,Lewis 26 m farmer Ind Sarah (Cox) 25 f PA Wm 7 m Ind Henry 5 m Ky Napoleon 1 m Ind NOTE SARAH COX & LEWIS LACER MARRIED FEB 27 1848 MEANING 2 OLDER CHILDREN MAY BE HIS FROM PREVIOUS MARRIAGE. ---------------- Seits,George 34 m farmer Ger Barbara (DEEL/Deal) 30 f Ger Jacob 9 m Ind Cathrine 5 f Ind Thursey 3 f Ind Cosney,Thursey 53 f Ger NOTE BARBARA DEEL/DEAL MARRIED GEO SEITS DEC 13 1838 ----------------- Baum,Elizabeth 41 f Ger Geo 10 m Ind Adam 7 m Ind Seits,Elizabeth 60 f Ger NOTE LOUIS BAUM MARRIED ABOVE ELIZABETH AGE 41 ON DEC 13 1838. ----------------- Warn,F C 22 m farmer Ger Catherine 27 f Ger Charles 6 m Ind Lewis 2 m Ind ------------- Dierking,Charles 31 m NEC Minister GER Catherine 22 f Ger ------------------ Huebner,Peter 53 m tailor Ger Catherine 47 f Ger Henry 18 m Ger Catherine 15 f MD Peter 13 m PA Wm 8 m Ind Schafer,John 52 m peddler Ger. ----------------- Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

May 29 th 1879 Thurs. Married this May 29th at the residence in Ohio Twp of the bride's father by Rev Otto Breyhaus ,Mr Christian Needhammer of Vanderburgh Co and Miss Fredricka Martel. --------- Thurs June 5 1879 Eby Items- The funeral of D B Dial deceased will be preached at this place next sabbath 10 am by Rev Harvey of the Lynnville circuit. ---------------- Thurs June 12 1879 On Friday morn the body of W L Prewitt was found near the ferry landing at Newburgh with wounds about his face. Sarah Ann Prince wife of Wm of Mt Carmel Ill died while visiting her mother Mrs Vincent 3 miles south of Boonville June 1st aged 27 years she leaves a babe 8 months old Died June 6th Friday morning Andrew Ginno at the residence of his mother,Aged 46 years in Boonville. ---------------- Thurs June 19 1879 Mrs March a widow aged about 80 years old and her daughter Mrs Williams were returning home from visiting friends in Boonville last Sunday when the horse they were driving became scared throwing the ladies out of their carriage,killing Mrs March .Mrs Williams seriously injured. -------------- Thurs June 26 1879 Born to Charles Hart and wife a son weighing 10 pounds. ----------- Thurs July 17 1879 In Evansville on Friday last the young apparently happy wife of Dr J W Irvin suicided by shooting herself through the heart with a pistol.She had only married May 28 last. ----------------- Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

Aug 26 1880 Thursday Miss Sadie Johnson the 2nd daughter of Mr John Johnson of Boonville died Tuesday evening. Notice of Administrator Appointment of estate of Ephraim Youngblood,Dec'd Aug 13 1880 -Barker Youngblood,ADM. -------- Thur Sept 2 1880 Alice Griffith (colored)died daughter of Robert on wed evening last week. Died near Folsomville,Richard Hart son of Elder Jas Hart ,of typhoid fever Aug 25 1880. Died George Day on Thurs last at residence of his mother in Boonville buried Friday. The funeral of Wesley Rucker ded'd will be preached at Wesley Chapel on the 1st Sabbath in Sept at 10:30 am by Rev J D Current of Dale assisted by Rev J A Grubb. Wm Houghland son of Andrew Houghland was brought home a corpse on Monday last from Vienna,Johnson Co Ill where he had been at work at a saddlers trade. --------------- Sept 9 1880 Thursday Notice of Administrator Appointment of estate of John Flora dec'd,J R Tillman ADM. ------------ Sept 23 1880 Thursday Died - Bertha infant daughter of E W & J Cox. ------------- Oct 14 1880 Died-Monday Oct 11 1880 at 3:30 am Anna Caroline dau of F & C Eiler aged 5 yrs 5 mths 8 days Funeral services were held at German Methodist Church Tuesday at 9 am buried at Maple Grove cemetery. -------------- Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

Thurs July 17 1879 Born-to Mr & Mrs Harrison Dillingham a 10 pound boy. Died-On July 14 Bejamin Harson Harpole at age of 67 years of what Dr called uraemia kidney disease,He was a pioneer living in Warrick Co since 1821. Funeral services were held Tuesday at his home abt 3 miles west of Boonville. --------------- July 31 1879 Thursday Died-Monday July 21 st Martha E Youngblood wife of Andrew Youngblood and daughter of Peter Collins an ex auiditor of Warrick Co,Died at home 3 miles west of Boonville aged 26 years. Nathan Peyatt died on his farm near Yankeetown aged 73 years,a father of a large family of 7 children all grown Died on Wed evening He is a native of Warren Co Ky born on Nov 25 1807 Moved to Indiana 18?1. Born-last Friday morning Anna Pearl Admire 8 lbs,Editor Wm A Admire the father. ------------ Thurs Aug 7 1879 108 years old Daniel McLaughlin familiar known as OLD UNCLE DAN,died last Sunday at his home in Pigeon Twp in Warrick Co at advanced age of 108. -------------------- Thurs Aug 14 1879 In Rememory of Taylorsville- Death takes Uncle Daniel McLaughlin who died Aug 3 1879 was as we suppose the oldest man at the time of his death in the United States his being 108 years old. Uncle Dan was born in Virginia when he lived until he gained his majority then renoved to Maryland and settled on what was known as French Broad River. How long he remained in that state is not known,From Maryeland he removed to Kentucky setteling on Licking River the exact location not known. Thence to this state then a territory settlling on Oil Creek in what is now Perry Co. Here he married and raised a large family who have all lived the average life of man. NOTE : I spelled the words as they appear.. Majority most like is Maturity. Maryeland is Maryland That sort of thing most likely typo's when transcribed from film to paper. Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

--part1_14d7f4f5.24fc5209_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Oops!!! I put the "K" at the end of INWARRIC and it didn't go through. Alma's diary comtinues below: --part1_14d7f4f5.24fc5209_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: ATMEEK Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Mon, 30 Aug 1999 16:32:09 EDT Subject: WHITE DIARIES - ALMA #2 To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 21 Continuation of the diary of Alma White: August 1--Ida Yanney and Jim Tompson here and several others. Belle Hutchinson buried today. 2--Worked at my waist and packed eggs. 3--Washed today. 4--Sewed some briggled (?) around 5--Went to a social at George Haases tonight. U.S. Simpson's first son born August 2. 6--Went to an ice cream social at Wess Metzs tonight. 7--Died Mrs. Sarah Fays. Rome Dillingham and Mr. Beckworth, Mrs. Tillie Baker here all day. 8--Went to Frank Giles today brought my canary bird home with me from Wess Metzs. 9--Died Peter Hebner, jewerlyman at Boonville. 10-Sewed today 11-Took my last music lesson of Miss Stone. 12-Old Mrs. Gowens buried today. Julia Runnels buried. 13-I took butter to the hotel. Pa and Ma went to Boonville. 14--I went to Uncle George Seitzs to stay all night. Uncle George's daughter Anna Peterman arrived there from Indi. Ter. (assume Indian Territory) with her son Elmer. 15-At Uncle Georges today went to Browns Chapel at night heard Rev. Kiper. 16-Came home this morning cut and sewed at my mother hubbard. 17-Sewed, Grace Winkler here. 18-Ironed and sewed. 19-Picked geese, sold old Grover for $30 to Chas Meyers. 20-Made my cape over, made mama one and went to the hotel with butter. 21-Went to an ice cream supper at Bakers Chapel and waited on table made $4.70. Aunt Rosa had another stroke of apalsy. 22-Papa went to Chandler to see Aunt Rosa, she is awful bad. Selma Veeck here tonight. 23-My only Aunt died this eve at 5 o-clock, Rosa B. Heim, aged 42. 24- Momma 38 yrs. old today. Got ready to go to the funeral. 25--Went to Aunt Rosa's funeral, she is buried at Asbury cemetary. Revs. March and Rawlins conducted services at church. Grandma brought the baby home with her to take care of. 26-Went to Griffin Wilkinsons after the cradle. 27-Dr. and Mary Wright here for supper. Mrs. Jennie Partridge here. 28-Lizzie Russel and Ida Yanney and John Simpson here all night. John and Ida and I all went to two story school house to an ice cream supper. 29-Uncle C. Heim here today. Mollie Johnson come over to stay awhile. 30-Rev. C. Helwig and family here for supper. Mrs. F. W. Seigel here this afternoon. 31-Canned peaches. Chris Kissel here. September 1--Belle Hoffman and Belle Johnson here from Evansville came to drink spring water. 2--Went to Mrs. F. W. Seigels and bought an embrodery needle for $1.50. 3--Canned grapes. Bena Roller and Minnie Wollsey here. 4--Went to Ash Springs with Belle Johnson and Belle Hoffman. 5--Went to Bakers Chapel and heard Rev. Kipers. Henry Kleins here this eve. 6--Thomas Bethel's two olders daughter buried today. Misses Mamie and Lula Schnepper and Emma and Tillie Rothert here. 7--Belle Johnson went back to Evansvillle. George Seitz of Evansville and Uncle Cosh Heim of Chandler here. 8--Belle Hoffman, Louis Baum and I went to Griffin Wilkersons and made cider. 9--Made peach butter today. 10-Belle Hoffman went home today. Mrs. Winkler here. 11-Done various things. 12-Went to church. Carrie Hachmeister here and Mrs. Partridge. Ada Simpson and Mrs. and Mr. Eckles here. 13-Washed and went down home and picked blue plums. 14-Went to a pie supper. 15-Aunt Rosa's baby died. 16-All went to Chandler to funeral. My birthday, I'm 17. 17-Went to Bakers Chapel heard Rev. Bacon of Evansville. 18-Uncle Will Gwaltney here for supper. Grandma went to Midway. 19-Went to church heard Rev. Helwig. Went home with Laura Werry for dinner and walked home. 20-Gathered tomatoes and picked pears. 21-Samuel and Sarah White here. 22-Went to Wess Metz after apples. 23-Ironed. Saw mill moved on our land today. Wess Heugel mill. Bessie 8 yrs. old today. 24-Selma and Lydia Veeck here. 25-C. Heim of Chandler here went to an ice cream and pie supper at White School house and waited on table. 26-Went to see Ida Roth. 27-Ida Yanney came last night, sewed at my dress. 28-Went to Eckles to see Ada and John Simpson. Ida went with me. 29-John and Ada Simpson here till bedtime. 30-Went to Boonville fair to be continued........ --part1_14d7f4f5.24fc5209_boundary--

Continuation of the diary of Alma White: October 1897 1--Went to Wess Metz 2--We, Ida Yanney, Ed Gentry, and I went to Crowville to Silas Wood's 3--Came home. Ed took Ida to Ed Sauieres (?). Pa and Ma went to Midway. 4--Washed this morning and went to Samuel Eckles this afternoon. 5--I ironed and sewed. 6--Went to Wess Metzs and helped Lillie make a dress. 7--John Roth and Gertie Davis married. 8--Picked geese. 9--Emily G. White and Arnold Johnson married September 29. 10-Ada Simpson and I went to German church this morning and to see Lucy Haas this afternoon. 11-Had Aunt Rosa Heim lived until today she would have been 43 yrs. old. 12-Had a good rain yesterday. 13-Cut and fit a wrapper for Mamma and went to Fakes. 14-Henry J. St. Clair and Abbie Whittinghill married tonight. 15-Selma Hachmeister here this afternoon. 16-I went to Boonville and got a pair of shoes. 17-Aug & Alice Haas, Fred Haas, Sam White, Bert Tuley, and Ada Simpson here. 18-School began Josie Whittinghill teacher. I went to Eckles and stayed all night. 19-Good rain. 20-Ada Simpson here to stay all night. Cloe Skimmehor got kicked by a horse. 21-Went to school. 22-Went to Pete Veecks to a surprise social in honor of Carrie Hachmeister's 16th birthday. 23-Went down in the woods to see the sawmill. 24-Ada Simpson and I went to Bakers Chapel this morn. Ed Gentry here for dinner. We all went to Wess Metz this afternoon. Ed went on to see Ida. 25-Washed and went to school. 26-Went to Wess Metz after tomatoes and went to school. 27-Went to school. Sophie Siegel and Philip Brown...(?) here. 28-Went to Eckles last night to get Ada to help me with my arthmetic lesson. 29-Mamma went to Newburg to Mrs. Shoots funeral. 30-Went up to Aunt Martha Simpsons today with Uncle Tommy and Aunt Kate White. 31-Came home. Cloudy raining tonight. Had a fine visit. November 1897 1--Rain, rain. I went to school, rain, rain lots of rain. 2--Cleared off today. 3--Grandpa dead 2 yrs. today. Henry Crance and Vera Smith married. 4--Wess and Lillie Metz here for dinner. 5--Went to school. 6--Mrs. Martin Seitz died today. Wess and Lillie Metz, Harve Seitz and I went to Holland to Herman W. Heimmers. 7--Rain. 8--Rain and wind and hale. 9--Cleared off in eve, we came home from Holland. 10-Went to school. 11-Herbert A. Abott died the 5th of Nov. 12-Went to school. Uncle P.S. White's birthday, he is 37. 13-Went to McCoy school house for a pie supper. 14-Went with Mr. W. E. Gentry to Sake Mills to see Ida Yanney. 15-Went to school today and washed after night to keep from missing school. 16-George Hudson buried today. 17-Wrote a letter to Ada Simpson. 18-Went to school. Hay balers came. Harriet Lloyd here. 19-Minnie Wollsey came to help momma cook for balers. Harriet Lloyd and Grandma went to Boonville. John Billups store and content burned this morning. 20-I helped papa put away the baled hay. Momma went to see old Mrs. Tucker, she's very low. 21-Uncle Will Gwaltney and family here. 22-Went to school. Mr. C. Heim of Chandler here. 23-Went to school. 24-Went to school. 25-Thanksgiving day, rainy, at home all day. Chas Roth here this eve. 26-Went and washed for Mrs. S. Eckles and sewed my crazy quilt together. 27-Killed a hog. 28-Sam White here for dinner he and I went to Midway to Uncle Sams. 29-Went to school. 30-Went to Gerhart Rollers to a surprise on Otto he is 14. Minnie Woolsey here helping mamma clean house. December 1--I went to school. 2--I went to school cloudy looks like it might rain. 3--Drizzling rain all day. Pa went to Boonvillle to the Farmers Institute. 4--We all went to Boonville to the Farmers Institute, heard Mr. Riley and Mr. Macham lecture. Sam White came after me to go to a party at John Fakes. Selma is 14 yrs. old tomorrow. 5--Cold and blustery snowed some. 6--Will Russel and Ed Gentry here. Will went to Boonville and went home. Ora Divine died tonight. 7--Old Mrs. Sim Tucker died this morning after a long illness of nervous prostration. Mamma and Noble both sick this eve. 8--I went to school. 9--I went to school after dinner. 10-Went to school had examination. 11-I washed and scrubbed for Mrs. Eckles. 12-Pa and I went to New Elizabeth church it was dedicated by Rev. Talbott. 13-Rainy day. John Hachmeister married yesterday to Lou Broud (?). 14-I went to singing tonight. Stayed all night with Carrie Hachmeister. 15-I washed tonight so I would not have to miss school. 16-Lillie Metz and Nora Seitz here for dinner. 17-Rained and turned cold, ground froze. I went to school. 18-Went to Boonville. 19-Ed Gentry and Ida Yanney came tonight. 20-I went to Maud White's to get a dress cut. 21-I went to school. 22-Mary Kissel and Luther Bracher were married at the German church. Andy Eifler and Tillie Rothert stood up with them. Rev. Helwig married them. 23-I went to school. 24-Went to Maud White's and got my new dress. 25-Ed Gentry came down and Ida and I and him went to German M.E. church to a Christmas festival. 26-Ed and Ida and I all went to Bakers Chapel tonight. 27-Butchered hogs today. 28-Made sausage and rendered lard today. 29-Butchered turkeys today to ship to Vickery Bros. Wess Metz here for dinner. 30-Washed almost all day. Rhoda Baker and children here for dinner. 31-I washed for Margaret Eckles today. Snowing today. to be continued....

Nov 18 1882 Dr T M Howard and wife went to Louisville on Wed to witness the marriage of Mrs Howard's sister Mrs Jackson On Wed afternoon Miss Ruby Knight dau of A Knight esq. died after a protrated illness of typhoid malaria fever. -------------- Nov 25 1882 Died- Hon.James Cabbage was born Sept 12 1830 in Russel Co Ky from whence his parents moved to Warrick Co Ind before he had attained his 3rd year. >From Lynnville On Thurs the 9th Thomas Jones and Miss Carrie Mayhall dau of G C Mayhall went to Boonville or some other island town and were married. We regret to record the death of Mary E Jane Carnahan wife of Samuel and daughter of Thomas Langford and step daughter of Wm Dowdell,She hath died on the 9th at her home near Folsomville. Martha E Hopper wife of Abraham G Hopper died Oct 20 1882 aged 25 years 5 mths 15 days,She leaves a husband and 3 small children. Invitations have been recieved in Boonville to be present at the wedding of Mr Will T Smith Jr of Owenboro Ky to Miss Mattie R Allen daughter of Mr A M Allen of Delaware Ky. The ceremony of which will be solemnized at the Methodist Church of the latter city on Wed morning the 29th at 9 o clock. ------------ Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

Nov 25 1882 Boonville Enquirer Newspaper Mr Aaron Wilson and Miss Dora Cromeans were married at 4 pm on Thursday afternoon at the residence of the brides brother Mr Geo Cromeans. Dec 2 1882 Mrs Saleta Evans founder of the Evans Hall in Evansville died last Thursday and was buried on Sunday,Mrs Evans was one the old pioneers and early settlers of the pretentious city of her residence and was the widow of the son of Gen Robt Evans for whom the city was named. NOTE MRS EVANS AND THE EVANS FAMILY ARE BURIED OAK HILL IN EVANSVILLE. HER SONS SHOT EACH OTHER TO DEATH AFTER A NIGHT OF DRINKING,THIS IS WHY EVANS HALL WAS DONATED TO THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE FOR THE PRACTICE OF TEMPERANCE. Dec 9 1882 A tribute in memory of Ruby E Knight On Tuesday evening Nov 14 1882 at 6:30 pm Miss Ruby Evangeline Knight daughter of Mr A Knight living 2 miles west of Boonville after a protracted illness from typhoid fever and pneumonia passed from among the living,The funeral services were held in Hebron Church on Newburgh & Evansville Rd.On folllowing Thursday at 2 pm Rev Darby of Evansville conducting the services after which the remains were taken to their last resting place and interred in the little graveyard on the old farm which she was born. Note RUBY KNIGHT WAS REMOVED TO ROSE HILL CEMETERY BY 1923 WHEN A CEMETERY KNOWN AS KNIGHT WAS VACATED BY THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE AT LINCOLN & GREEN RIVER RD NEAR WARRICK CO LINE. SHE WAS THE DAU OF A & TE KNIGHT. HER DATES ARE 1864-1882. ALL THE KNIGHT FAMILY WAS REMOVED AS WELL AS A FEW OTHERS FROM THIS CEMETERY. Dec 9 1882 On Thanksgiving Louis Brinkmeyer was wedded to Nancy E Barton at the residence of brides father James Barton. Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html

Boon Twp Warrick Co Ind 1870 #733 Campbell,John B 27 m farmer Ind Isabelle 22 f Ind Julia 3 f Ind Homer B 1 m Ind ------------ #734 Campbell,Elizabeth 55 f Ky ---------- #735 Campbell,James M 30 m farmer Ind Matilda 26 f Ind James B 6 m Ind Albert 5 m Ind Mary F 3 f Ind David B 5/12 m Ind b.Dec ------------- #736 Stephens,James W 39 m farmer Ind Mary E 32 f Ky Lucinda J 11 f Ind Mary A 10 f Ind Martha E 8 f Ind Margaret L 6 f Ind Ill Kans. 4 f Ind Horation S 3 m Ind Serilda 1 f Ind ------------ #737 Goad,Wm A 22 m farmer Ind Melvina J 21 f Ind ------- #738 Goad,Achillis F 40 m farmer Ind Dosia 33 f Ind Wm 16 m Ind Sarah A 14 f Ind Levi 12 m Ind Rebecca 11 f Ind James 8 m Ind Geo M 6 m Ind Travis 3 m Ind Ida 11/12 f Ind b.July -------------- #739 Powers,Isaac H 35 m farmer Ind Mary E 33 f Ind Margaret E 10 f Ind E Emiline 8 f Ind John M 6 m Ind Samuel B 3 m Ind Rosa Ann 1 f Ind --------- #740 Goad,James 35 m farmer Ind Nancy 35 f Ind Homer 9 m Ind Laney E 7 f Ind E Ann 5 f Ind Lucinda 3 f Ind Bartly,Robt L 17 m farmer Ind ------------------------- Tamara's Genealogy http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/index.html Tamara's Page for Ind & Ky Grave Inscriptions 20 Pages of Cemeteries Many Surnames http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page8.html Warrick Co Ind Mystery Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html