The history of some Warrick Co Churches, I know that this is not genealogy related in general But if your ancestors of Warrick were members of the following churches it may be a nice sidebar to your family tree folders... Epworth Methodist Church Prior to 1851 a Baptist Church stood where Epworth United Methodist Church now stands. This was known as Salem meeting house with seats made of split logs,it was very plain and had no musical instrument. The land had been deeded by Robert Clocky. On Mar 26 1851 a deed was recorded at Boonville by Simon Lane to Epworth Church stating this land be used for the almighty God.The price 100 dollars. In Apr 1868 a contract was let to John R Bell to build a frame building thirty or fourty feet on a brick foundation one story high,three windows on each side, with two doors on front with a raised platform. All at a cost of 1,280 dollars. A basement and vestibule were added later. This building was used until 1957 when the new church was completed . The older building was purchased by the congregation and used as Epworth School House until 1967 when a spacious new parsonage was built on that site and ajoining land that was deeded by Frank Stacer. - ------------------------------------ The Methodist were the first religous group to hold meeting in Newburgh.The first preaching was done by circuit riders in private homes until 1851 when a church was erected on Methodist Hill just east of the Russel McKinney home at a cost of 3500 dollars. The first resident pastor was Reverend Week. In July of 1924 a new church was built at the intersection of Jennings and Hwy 62,On Feb 8 1953 the mortgage was burned on the church . It was a ever growing congregation and in 1972 a newer modern building was erected and the Rev Holloway was the pastor. ------------------------ The Cumberland Presbyterian Church organized in 1839 ,They met in school houses until 1841 when the church was built in Newburgh,They had 27 members in the congregation with Rev Hiram Hunter the first pastor. He was suceeded by Rev Benjamin Hall who served 22 years during which time the congregation grew to 180 members. In 1906 they changed its named to Neburgh Presbyterian. In 1964 they voted to sell the old church and build a new one,And so on May 22 1966 the first service was held on Hwy 662 East with Rev Ben Lenhart its pastor. The town of newburgh purchased the old building which is now the site of Newburgh Town Hall. It now houses the water and sewer offices as well as park board,It is used for various town board meetings. ----------------- Masonic Temple prior to 1867 met in the old Odd Fellows Hall and in a hotel located at Water and Monroe Streets. In Dec 1867 dedication ceremonies were held for a new building on State St in Newburgh. The Mason's occupied the third floor until Apr 21 1962. The cornerstone ceremony for the new building was held Nov 25 1961 on two acre plot at Jefferson and Monroe St. - -------------------------- St John's Catolic church began 1862 before the start of the civil war with 15 families who assembled at the home of Henry Weiss. The first mass was offered by Father F Z Kutassi. In 1863 the church selected a site at Market and Jennings Street in Newburgh for its building and in 1865 a cornerstone was laid In 1867 it was dedicated by the VERY Rev Martin Marty OSB It enlarged under Father Charles Wagner A new rectory completed 1939 and a new school started in 1940. Now the church has grown from 15 families to 500 by 1973. A new building was erected in 1960 on 11 acres on Frame Road. - -------------------------------- 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

Dear Cathie, Thanks for taking the time to share information from your families' diaries. I do have a WHITE line out of Daviess and Pike Counties and don't see any familiar names, nonetheless it is very interesting to read about what was happening in the area in the late 1800's. Linda Lippoldt Spivey http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lspivey/index.htm

Comings & Goings Oct 30 1927 Warrick Co Ind The Newburgh History club will hold the second meeting of the club at the home of Mrs Otto J Kuebler. The study of the afternoon will be "THIBET". Also a paper will be given "THIBET" by Mrs E Scales. A book review "My Journey to Lhasa" given by Miss Margaret Wright. Responses will be given by various members at roll call. Miss Alma Brizuis and Mr Edward H Lac?? will assist in hosting the meeting. Mrs Isabella Koch of Bacon's department store and her sister Helen have been ill this past week at the home of their parents Mr & Mrs Ernest Koch. Mr & Mrs Paul Willett and daughter Judith Marie spent the weekend in Waverly,Ky as the guests of the former's brother Boyd Willett and other relatives. Mrs Lucy Rivers an aged resident has been seriously ill since last Friday.Monday evening she was removed to the home of her daughter Mrs Eli Smith. Mrs Louis Alexander is ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Rose Gibson,Kuebler Station. She was removed from the home of her grandson Charles Alexander on Sunday. Mrs Eudora M Raliegh has been in Terre Haute for the past week visiting friends. 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 have added several more entries to Freedom Cemetery on page 20. They begin with: Claude A Irvin 10/14/1902 to 1/19/1974 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

Excerpts from the diary of James Patterson White (births): October 12, 1885--Prof. D. W. Tucker's second daughter. January 26, 1886--William T. White's first daughter born yesterday. February 5, 1886--Perry (his son) and Mattie White's son, our second grandson. March 2, 1886--Henry and Sallie Klein's first daughter. March 17, 1886--Clark White's second or third baby. April 25, 1887--Cyrus Baker's first daughter born. May 23, 1887--John Billups' first son born. August 9, 1887--John Fakes' son christened Frank. March 15, 1888--Frank Fakes' second son. April 5, 1888--Theodore Partridge's first son. April 8, 1888-Gus Morris' first son. May 16, 1888--A. J. Broshears' first son. June 10, 1888--Harry McCord, a son. December 1, 1888--James Ash's second son; Dr. McVey there. July 19, 1889--Our son G. W.'s first son born. May 31, 1890--Peter Fakes' first son born. December 18, 1890--Sim W. Gwaltney's first daughter born. August 15, 1891--John W. Fakes' twin sons--first fruit of his second marriage. May 7, 1893--Our son Perry's second daughter born. May 7, 1893--Garrett Roller's second daughter born.

Excerpts from the diary if James Patterson White: August 7, 1885--Received History of Warrick, Spencer, and Perry Counties. September 11, 1885--Beautiful day for soldier reunion at Boonville. October 22, 1885--Louisville Exposition. November 6, 1885--John Robinson Big Show at Boonville. March 20, 1886--Pile drivers at work on Otter Creek bridge, and on the Sabbath, too. March 30, 1886--Fan had a mare colt. May 23, 1886--49 persons baptized at Rocky Branch. September 24, 1886--Burr Robinson Show at Boonville. November 2, 1886--I voted my first Prohibition ticket. November 20, 1886--Warrick White comes to live with us until he is 21 years of age. January 10, 1887--Took sleigh ride to Uncle Thomas Adams. May 3, 1887--Lizzie had a jenny mule. May 26, 1887--Mr. Sturgeon's house burned yesterday. September 1, 1887--Fan had a colt yesterday. September 23, 1887--Went to a reunion of the Blue and the Gray. December 11, 1887--Jacob Seitz's barn burned. December 12, 1887--Entertained nine railroadmen (surveyors running a line for the Owensboro, Oakland City, and Vincennes Railroad.) December 31, 1887--Lincoln City and Cannelton Railroad finished. January 1, 1888--Fred Dreyer's house burned. February 20, 1888--John Greene, a tramp, here. February 20, 1888--Heard of a cyclone at Mt. Vernon. February 23, 1888--Mrs. Sallie Tucker here visiting. May 12, 1888--Sheared the sheep; the women cleaned house; I repaired the privvy. May 13, 1888--Quarterly meeting at Baker's Chapel and about 40 immersed at Rocky Branch. May 21, 1888--Ida Yannie, age 10 years, came to stay until she is 21 years of age. July 19, 1888--Air Line depot at Boonville burned. July 26, 1888--Started sinking coal mine shaft on railroad track just west of DeGonia. August 15, 1888--Fixed up ford across Otter Creek. September 9, 1888--G.A.R. excursion to Tell City. September 13, 1888--Dan V. Vorhees speaks at Boonville. September 23, 1888--Got acquainted with William May. September 29, 1888--Railroad meeting at DeGonia. October 18, 1888--Attended Fair at Boonville at the new grounds. November 6, 1888--Presidential election--first election held at DeGonia precinct. I cast second vote which was for Prohibition candidate General C. B. Fish. Gebruary 25, 1889--Gave right of way to Owensboro, Oakland City and Vincennes Railroad. March 21, 1889--Marked and altered my pigs. March 27, 1889--Cleaned graves at Midway. April 12, 1889---Jin had a mare colt. April 23, 1889--Old Liz had a sorrel colt. May 16, 1889--Joined FMBA at DeGonia. May 27, 1889--Sold steers to be used as oxen. August 4, 1889--I visited Mr. Tucker--he is right sick. October 10, 1889--Attended Boonville Fair and a show. December 24, 1889--Went to a Christmas tree at Baker's Chapel. December 25, 1889--Went to a Christmas tree at German M.E. church. January 1, 1890--30 years ago began keeping diary. February 8, 18990- Measured and divided west half of Section 28. March 28, 1890--Tornado at Louisville. October 2, 1890--I was elected president of FBMA October 12, 1890--My sow had her little pigs, seven in numbers. November 5, 1890--Formerly a United Presbyterian, tonight I joined the Old School Presbyterian congregation. November 16, 1890--Attended dedication of the Chrisney Presbyterian church. December 23, 1890--G.W. White (his son) and T. B. White (his half-brother) shipped 304 pound of poultry. January 17, 1891--This morning did nothing, this afternoon piled it up. March 9, 1891--Building ash hopper today. March 10, 1891--Cut the last tree--except my shade and fruit trees. May 24, 1891--Baptizing at Rocky Branch--71 baptized--estimated attendance 3,000, the woods was "just alive with horses, wagons and buggies." June 6, 1891--Finished 3,100 neck yokes. July 4, 1891--Attended Tri-State Fair at Evansville. August 17, 1891--Old Jin kicked Mr. Bivens, the saw mill man. August 25, 1891--Had three poplar logs sawed into fence pickets. September 13, 1891--Monroe Roberts bought a buck sheep. September 14, 1891--Mrs. Condit's house burned. October 8, 1891--Went to the Boonville fair and after I came home I killed seven cats. We had too many. We have four left, enought for any house. October 13, 1891--Mr. J. W. Covey and Mr. Baldwin of Oakland City here last night, and this morning we bought a washing machine of them, price $7.00. October 22, 1891--Wash's (his son, George Washington White) young mare ran away hitched to a cart. November 6, 1891--G.W. (his son) and I made cider; the women picked the geese. December 12, 1891--Rachel (his wife) visits old lady McClintock at Patoka. January 2, 1891--I went to Boonville on the sled. June 3, 1892--School commencement at Baker's Chapel. September 13, 1892--The largest rain I ever recored in 12 hours, it being 4.75 inches. March 17, 1893--Mended my 30 year old sled. September 4, 1893--John Roth, William White and I started to Chicago to see World's Fair. September 9, 1893--Rosa our daughter, Dr. T. Wright and his wife, Myra Gwaltney and Mary Atkinson went to the World's Fair. October 4, 1893--Family went to Brother T.B. White's birthday annivarsary, his 44th; 45 big and little there. December 31, 1893--This closes my 34th year of keeping diary. I never failed for a single day to write except four years ago as I was too sick to write for about five weeks. I have a complete record of rain for 18 years. Have been the weather observe for 11 years.

The Diary of James Patterson White continued: July 1885 21--Temperature 94 degrees at 2 p.m.; making hay; finished cutting hay north of the barn. 22--Temperature 80 degrees at 7 a.m.; 84 degrees at 2 p.m; mowing for Sam Eckels, p.m. 23--Temperate 90 degrees at 2 p.m.; mowing p.m. for Sam Eckles. 24--.07 inch of rain here; a great deal more rain other places; General and ex-president U.S. Grant died this morning at 8 o'clock at Mt. Gregory, New York. His disease was cancer of the throat. He is not to be buried until the 8th of August. 25--Temperature 91 degrees at 2 p.m.; worked in the tabacco this morning and afternoon. 26--Some clouds and rain; wrote to Perry (his son). 27--Temperature 90 degrees at 2 p.m.; stacked oats and made hay. I received a good long letter from Park R. White. 28--Temperature 91 degrees at 2 p.m. (Rachel (his wife) went to Beasley's for blackberries; I finished mowing my meadows. 29--Temperature 94 degrees at 2 p.m.; mowing at Samuel Eckels. 30--Temperature 98 degrees at 2 p.m.; finshed mowing at Eckels and we had .82 inches of rain at night which we needed bad. 31--Temperature 89 degrees at 2 p.m.; we done various things.

I have in my possession copies of portions of my gggrandfather James Patterson White's diaries. He was a farmer and official Warrick County weather observer for over 40 years. He recorded in his diaries the weather, births, deaths, and local events. I have never been able to find any of the original diaries, but was fortunate to find the newspaper clippings from the Boonville newspaper that featured a series of excerpts from the originals. I do have the original diaries of James' son Jesse and James' granddaughter Alma. The White family lived in the Degonia Springs area. I plan to from time to time re-type for our list, portions of the diaries in the hope it will help other researchers. The Diary of James Patterson White (Commonly known as James Particular White): July 1885 1--Cool and pleasant weather for harvesting. I finished cutting wheat today. I had only 200 dozen on 10 acres and mine is better than average. 2--Clear and cool. Plowing and hoeing tobacco and plowing corn. 3--Temperature 82 degrees at 2 p.m. Josiah Billups, Rosa White (his daughter), and Emma White went to Evansville to spend the Fourth. John Billups' 2nd daughter, Effie, died. Samuel and Mollie McVey's first baby died lately. 4--I "celebrated" by plowing corn in the new ground. Rachel (his wife) and Bell Johnson went to the funeral. 5--At home all day. I wrote to Perry S. White (his son). 6--Plowed corn last time. 7--Quite warm. Mr. Milton Sanders here tonight. 8--90 degrees at 2 p.m. I plowed tobacco. 9--.59 inches of rain. 10-Very warm. I bought a calf of I. Royer; paid $10. 11-We hoed tabacco, a.m.; mowed in orchard, p.m. 12-Cloudy. Rosa and Jesse (his daughter and his son) went to see Atta White. I wrote to Jas. D. and Dr. S.S. White and Uncle George Krippner. 13-G.W. (his son, George Washington White) and Jesse R. (his son) and Josiah Billups and I stacked whet. 14-Very warm. This day I had my house and barn insured against fire and lightning and storm for five years to the amount of $3,000 in the springfield Massachusetts Co., L.B. Jones, Agent. 15-Temperature 88 degrees at 2 p.m.; cutting oats for Geo. W. White (his son). 16-Temperature 89 degrees at 2 p.m.; Atta White married yesterday to Lewis Newton. 17-Temperature 92 degrees at 2 p.m.; rained .15 inches; finished cutting oats. 18-Temperature 84 degrees at 2 p.m.; rained .15 inches; I plowed new ground corn. 19-Temperature 92 degrees; attended quarterly meeting at Baker Chapel and picnicked at DeGonia with Scales and Smith. 20-Temperature 93 degrees 2 p.m.; 82 degrees at 9 p.m. commenced to make hay. Thom Haynes' wife died the 18th. more later.....Cathie Meek

Comings & Goings of Warrick Co Ind Aug 1-8 1951. Mr & Mrs E B Miller of Boonville spent Sunday with Mr & Mrs Hoover Smith. Emmett Best and Billie Joe attended St Loius Cardinal game Sunday. The community expresses it sympanthy to the family of Mrs Kate Holder who passed away this week. Mrs Virgil Smith returned from a visit in Cairo Ill with her sister Mrs P T Marable. Mr & Mrs Oscar Brizuis visited with family of Charles Brizuis at McCormicks Creek. Mr & Mrs Leroy Barclay will be guests of the Newburgh Register at the Ross Movie Mrs Stella Joseph of General Baptist Church has a novel ideal to build up the junior Sunday school class,Once a month she takes the class on a ice cream pinic in the park. 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

Comings & Goings of Warrick Co Ind June 1928 Mr & Mrs S H Abshire,Mrs E M Raliegh,Mrs Anna Allen, Mr & Mrs Paul Willet,Mr & Mrs J W Fuquay and Dr.U T Taylor attended the historical meeting in Gentryville last Friday, They visited many points of interests connected with the lives of Lincoln and his mother. Lester Barclay moved his cafe buisness into a building owned by Mrs Geo K Davis this past week. Mr & Mrs Charles Munns motored to Bloomington last week to visit the latter's children Miss Jane Orr and Barrett Orr. News was recieved this week on the birth of daughter Edith Betty to Mr & Mrs Russell B Metcalf on June 2. Mrs Eliza Wilder and two sons and daughter in law Mrs Boykan left for Pontiac Mich on tuesday to join their husbands employed at Pontiac -Oakland factory. John G Barbin announced a two chair barber shop with electric trimmers. Baby Chicks custom hatched 6 cents a chick or 4 cents a egg Phone # 60 Mrs Theodore Britzuis. Arthur Schnapf recieved his eighth grafe dipolma from Mr S H Abshire a Trustee,This entitles him to entered as a freshman this fall. Mrs Fannie Denton a teacher in Ky was the guest of her sister Mrs Samuel Petty when returning home to Corydon next week Mrs Petty will follow for a short visit. 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

Comings & Goings Warrick Co Fri June 8 1928 Glenola O Conway of NY city is here to spend the summer in Newburgh with her grandmother. Nellie Prather visiting here motored to Indy with Mr Reveal Walden recently. Of the Walker hospital graduates this year our Miss Martha Schmitz was one. Mr & Mrs Gus Keller entertain at 5:00 Monday evening in their Main St home. Mrs Hattie Payne arrived from New Albany on Monday to be with her mother Mrs Phillip Hungate. Mrs Laura McRee of Thorton Home left for Indy this week for a short visit with her nieces. Mr & Mrs Sidney Van Winkle with Jr along with Mrs Gay Van Winkle left for California Tuesday . Mrs Earl Scales and Mrs Anna Allen are entertaining the members of the Christian Endevor Friday evening at Mrs Allen's home. Mary Bell Hopkins and Dorothy Kuebler took part in the recital at the Rathbone Home in Evansville on Monday. Mr & Mrs Kroeger are visiting her mother Mrs Hedges ,They have decided to locate in Newburgh ,Mrs Kroeger is the former Mrs Moore wife of former Rev Moore Methodist Minister. James A Powell son of Mr & Mrs Henry Powell will graduate Sat June 9 at University of S California ,He completed a 4 year course in just 3 years. Harold Brizuis of Bayside is here to visit relatives for 2 weeks in Newburgh. Mrs Oliver Dwyer left for Hamilton Ohio to visit freinds & relatives and Mrs Meredith Houge she will be gone all summer. Wm Walker Hargraves cut a deep gash in his foot confined to bed per doctors orders for a week. 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

Comings & Goings of Warrick County week of Aug 1-8 1951 Dayville News Mr Lewie Barnett entered the Deaconess Hospital Monday afternoon where he underwent surgery. Mr & Mrs Wilbern Schmitt and family called on Mr & Mrs Jewell Griffin on Sunday in Newburgh . Ester and Eugene Schmitt with Martha Will visited the Mesker Zoo Sunday afternoon. Jeanette Pemberton and Mr Alan Hurt visited Mr & Mrs Cecil Chapman Sunday afternoon in Chandler. Mr & Mrs Leroy Schmitt were guests monday evening at Mr & Mrs Wilbern Schmitt and family. Esther Schmitt and Catherine Bradley visited Mrs George Lang and baby in Evansville on Monday evening. Sue Kroeger spent several days visiting her aunt Mrs Edith Crow of Boonville. Mr & Mrs John Schmitt and son Cletus attended St Phillip picnic Sunday and visited with Mrs Micheal Schmitt and son Norman on Sunday evening. 114 visitors attended the Kroeger Family reunion at Elberfield Sunday Card of Thanks to those who were so kind to us during the illness and death of grandfather and father G Lang Sr of Newburgh,Ind. Mrs Mildred Bradley and grandchildren. Mr Lewie Barnett of Dayville was operated on again Tuesday at Deconess. - ----------------------------- Cypress Beach Comings & Goings Aug 1-9 1951 Judith and Melvin Cooper have returned home after spending several weeks at Beals Ky,visiting relatives there. Mrs Mary Lois McLean has returned home from hospital Mr & Mrs Clay Cawthorne attended a family dinner Saturday at the home of Mr & Mrs Roy Miller of Yankeetown. Mrs Floyd Norton returned home from Atlanta Ga where she visited son Eugene Hall and family. Mr & Mrs Wm Krause are visting from Miami Fla at the home of their daughter Mrs Max Plymire and family. Mr Ernest Silkes recieved a broken thumb while at work,his mother Mrs Charlotte Silkes is on the sick list. Mr R H Weldon 61 injured in auto accident on Hwy 66 has returned to work at his grocery. Mrs Emma Welson 59 his wife is at Welborn with bruises and fracture of the right foot. Clyde T Hall caught one of the largest catfishes that has been caught in sometime,catfish weighed in at 30 pounds,Mr Hall used capatula worm as bait. ----------------- Our Members of Armed Forces Aug 10 1951 Home on Leave Cecil Edward Jeffries he entered the navy Apr 18 1951 and finished boot camp July 28,He is home on 14 day leave.He will be sent to aviation school in Great Lakes when returning. He is the son of Mr & Mrs Charles Jeffries of Sharon Rd. Serving in Korea Mr Pfc Charles E Jeffries entered the service May 21 1949 has spent 11 mths in Okinawa & Korea he has been with the 802nd engineers bn since Apr 5.He is the son of Mr & Mrs Charles Jeffries of Sharon Rd. - ---------------------------- 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

Card of Thanks We wished to extend our heart felt thanks to our freinds and neighbors for their sympanthy on the loss of our mother Mrs Fred Kroeger Sr. Thank you Mrs Chester Frame Mrs Marion Frame. June 1928 Newburgh Ind. ---------------------- Church Services next Sunday June 10 1928 Epworth M E Church Richard Gates ,Pastor Sunday School 9:15 am Morning worship 10:30 am Evening worship 7:30 pm ------------- Epworth Baptist Church Rev C B Wilder,Pastor Sunday School 9:15 am Morning worship 10:30 am Evening worship 7:30 pm ------------ Methodist Church Mrs J D Sander,Pastor Church school 9:15 am Morning worship 10:30 am Childrens day program at 7:30 pm ------------------- Evangelical Church Rev Marshall E Miller,Pastor Church school 9:15 am Morning worship 10:30 am Sunday Sermon topic:Perfect Childhood The ladies aid will meet June 7 at home of Mrs John Martin, Mrs Louis and Mrs Henry Esche as guests. ---------------------- Presbyterian Church Rev Raymond Kresensky,Pastor Sunday School 9:15 am H A Bippus superintendent Morning worship 10:30 am Prayer meeting at 6 and 9 pm This Sunday we are giving over evening worship to Campfire Girls under the direction of Mrs Lois Hopkins. The ladies aid meets June 14. The ladies missionary society meets June 8 with Mrs Darby amd Mrs Poor. ------------------ 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 have added a few more pics to the Warrick Photo page One is Wealtha Houghland whom I believe is this Warrick Co marriage Wealthy Trumper to Wm R Houghland Sept 20 1866. 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

Robert Z Hazen 100 former native of Newburgh Ind died Monday in New Orleans LA. He would have turn 101 on August 19. Mr Hazen was owner and editor of the Newburgh Leader now the Newburgh Register abt 50 years ago. For a number of years he was a Aetna Insurance salesman. Survivors are son Herbert of New Orleans and niece Mrs Herbert Stone of 1209 Emmett St. The body arrived at Johann Memorial Temple thursday. The family requests flowers be omitted. Newburgh Register Aug 10 1951 Warrick Co 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

Newburgh Register June 8 1928 Friday After more than a year illness Mr Phillip Hungate passed to his rest on Sunday June 2 at the age of 76. He leaves two sisters Mrs Fanie Nolan of Shawneetown,Ind and Mrs Lou Lankam of Memphis Tenn,His nephews Thomas and Elmo Hungate,his devoted wife Laura. Funeral services were held at St John's Catholic Church Tuesday morning,The Rev Herbert Winterhalter officating. Burial at Newburgh 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

Newburgh Register Friday June 8 1928 Mrs Margartha Kroeger was born in Germany June 19 1851, She went peacefully to her reward Saturday afternoon June 2 1928 at the home of Marion Frame near Newburgh Ind, at the age of 76 years 11 months and 14 days. She was united in 1882 to Frederick Kroeger at Summersville Indiana and to this union were born two daughters,Tillie and Anna. Besides being a devoted mother to her own daughters she also mothered her seven stepchildren with the best of love and care.Mr Kroeger preceded the wife in death nine months ago. Mrs Kroeger took the rite of confirmation of the Evangelical Church in the fatherland Apr 19 1865. Throughout her life she embraced the christain faith. While in Newburgh she attended the Zion Evangelical Church until health would not permit. She was active member of the Ladies Aid for many years. Mrs Kroeger leaves to mourn her leaving us,two daughters Mrs Tillie Frame and Mrs Anna Frame,one sister Mrs Elizabeth Huffman of Newburgh,three brothers William, Ernest and Charles Koehler of three of Evansville Ind two grandchildren and a host of friends who have learned to love her through the years. Nothing lovely ever dies But passes into other loveliness Star dusk or sea foam flower or winged air If this befall our poor unworthy flesh Think thee what destiny the soul. Funeral Services were held at the home of Marion Frame on Monday afternoon 2:30 ,conducted by Rev Marshall E Miller pastor Zion Evangelical Church. ---------------------- 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

Newburgh Register Friday Aug 10 1951 Newburgh Ind Warrick County Newburgh man ,89 Dies in Hospital William A Abshire 89 one of Newburgh's oldest residents died Sunday at Deconess Hospital. He was a retired coal mine engineer and steamboat operator. Mr Abshire an honorary member of Newburgh Odd Fellows Lodge was one of the oldest members of Newburgh Methodist Church. He was the son of the late Mr & Mrs Wm A Abshire Sr. Survivors include son Charles A Abshire of St louis, Mrs Hazel Boyd of Waycross Ga,Three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral was at 2 pm Tuesday in Meyer Funeral Home in Newburgh. Rev Lester Knopfmeier officaiated. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery in Newburgh Indiana. The above Wm A Abshire is in the photo's with 2nd wife Julia Ann Abshire he is in top row 2nd from left. Julia Ann died in 1937 Newburgh Indiana at age 65. She was survived by husband Wm A Abshire,Stepson Charles A Abshire of St Louis,Stepdaughter Hazel Abshire Hart of Evansville Ind,Stepdaughter Jenie Abshire Koch Newburgh Ind. Julia Ann Abshire 's funeral was held at Meyer Funeral Home and buried at Rose Hill Cemetery also. Wm A Abshire's children Hazel m.?Hart m.2 ?Boyd Jenie 1888-1944 Newburgh Ind/ Rose Hill m.Albert Koch/Cook Charles A Abshire died 1973 age 89 in St Louis where he lived for 65 Yrs.He was buried Rose Hill/Newburgh Ind Photo's http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page29.html 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 Marriages Rebecca Bethell to Lorenzo D Burnett Aug 10 1865 Pinta V Bethell to Wm L Barker Dec 17 1894 Mary India Bethell to Wm Fark Mar 30 1892 Mary E Bethell to Thomas C Carter Feb 27 1888 Mary E Bethell to Isaac M Rice No Return Mary C Bethell to Thomas A Dodds May 5 1881 Mary A Bethell to Melvin A Powers Dec 20 1894 ------------------ Geo W Stuteville to Beulah L Smith Sept 27 1924 Hattie Stuteville to Chester A Bates Aug 22 1925 John W Stuteville to Mary C Clary June 3 1934 Lincoln Stuteville to Lizzie Vann July 3 1884 ---------- Ollie D Stutsman to Mary E Pancake Apr 12 1920 -------- Robt E Styers to Thelma I Wiggs Aug 14 1937 --------- Irma C Price to Charles U Schymk Mar 19 1925 Jesse Price to Carrie Bunch July 4 1896 Lucy C Price to Wm D Sinclair Nov 3 1867 Mary Price to Thomas J Wiliams Apr 23 1871 Maurice Price to Hattie E Parker Mar 8 1924 Mira L Price to Wm M Meeks July 1 1866 Naomi Price to Cephas Pascoe No Date Neoma M Price to Hubert R Horne Jun 3 1922 Oscar K Price to Nellie M Miller June 25 1928 ---------- 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 Surnames Kincaid/Kinkade/Vincent/Gish/McWhirter/McWhorter/Settle/Suttle. Most needed info : Who Murdered my Gr Gr Grandfather HUGH KINKADE May 1860 Butler Co Ky and WHY. Visit my Genealogy page for what info I have on HUGH KINKADE.

Would like to contact others researching the ancestry of Benjamin McCOOL born circa 1770 in Virginia, died between 1830-1840 in Warrick Co., IN. Name of wife is unknown. Married circa 1796 probably in Virginia, moved to South Carolina (where?) circa 1799 then on to Kentucky before 1810. Appears in 1830 Census of Warrick Co., IN . Known children: Thomas b. December 29, 1797 VA; John b. 1799 SC; Benjamin b. ca 1808 KY; James b. ca 1809 KY; William b. 1813 KY; [________] b. betw. 1815-1820 KY. Travis J. LeMaster [email protected] ICQ # 9962010 Travis' Genealogy Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8494