I am new to this list and new to Indiana research! I have a John HOCKMAN living in the Crawford Co., IN area 1820; then 1830-1840 he is in Lawrence Co., IL area. He is "gone" by 1850 and only a prospective wife, Nancy, is in the area with children. Their daughter Julia/Judith m. George W. ROUTT. I also found a reference in Harrison Co., IN of John HOCKMAN m. Nancy WESTFALL in 1819. Is this "my" family? Are there any other WESTFALL or HOCKMAN researchers out there? I have corresponded with several online Westfall folks, but Nancy and her brothers seem to be a toughy. Thanks for any help/insite. Jane Routt Power

I am researching the families listed in the subject line of this message in the Floyd Co, IN and Jefferson Co., KY areas. I have the following information: George Washingtion Waldrews m. Barbara Dieckman with the following children: Willbur G. Waldrews, b. june 24, 1891, d. July 12 1961 Shirley Waldrews, m. Unknown Ruby Nelson Rogers Waldrews, b. Oct 28, 1894, New Albany, Floyd Co., In George Nelson Waldrews, b. August 29, 1906, New Albany, Floyd Co, IN Wilbur G. Waldrews m. Elizabeth A Franz, daughter of William Kolar Franz and Eva Hosea with the following Children: William W Waldrews, b. Jan 24, 1918 New Albany, IN, d. Dec 31, 1992, Louisville, KY George Carl Waldrews, b. Nov 4, 1923 Kentucky, d. Feb 8, 1994, Louisville, KY Eva Waldrews Jesse Waldrews Mildred A Waldrews Libbie M Waldrews, adopted, b. abt 1924, d. March 3, 1951 Libbie and another child, who's name I do not know, were adopted and according to family stories they were the children of Elizabeth Franz's sister. Any information that anyone can provide about this family would be deeply appreciated. I have hit a dead end. It seems that I cannot find the Waldrews surname anywhere in the world except in this area. i have found references to the name Waldrew in Clinton Co., IN and in Canada but cannot tie them to this family. It appears that they just sprung up out of no where. Thank you Robert Cooper Robert W Cooper

Hi I am pj from Tennessee. I am looking for any info about James G. Jones died around 1849 , he was a well digger and while digging a well it caved in and buried him alive. He died leaving his wife and four children.....Frances L. (Franky) Starks, wife children, Mary P. Jones b 1841 Graves Co, Ky., Jackson W. Jones b 1845 Graves Co, Ky., James McClure Jones b 1847 Graves Co, Ky., Ann E. Jones born 1849 Graves Co, Ky........ on the 1850 census of Graves Co, Ky.....there is a James Jones age 75 born NC living in the household of C. and Mary Fagan, this is just a couple of doors down from Franky and her children. Could this be James G. (Garfield or Garland) Jones's father or grandfather? I have been at this brick wall for years......HELP!!!!!!! thanks in advance......pj

The WATHEN ANTHOLOGY will not be published until early spring/late winter. Therefore, the $45 pre-publication price is extended to January 30. John Wathen arrived in St. Marys Co., Maryland, in 1670. His descendants are now in every state, having been members of the Maryland League who went to Bardstown area of Kentucky ca. 1780 and then further west. Carol Collins 2201 Riverside Dr. South Bend, IN 46616-2151 MRoots95@aol.com

Hi: I am one of the new subscribers and I'm searching for Roundtrees. I've found a few now I have to link them together..Mik -----Original Message----- From: Dee [SMTP:dee1234@aye.net] Sent: Sunday, November 15, 1998 2:57 PM To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] New Subscribers Hi everyone! Just wanted to let you know that there have been over 50 new subscribers to the list! Welcome to all of you and be sure and let us all know who you're researching! This is the best mailing list around! Everyone here is more than willing to help each other out! :-) Thanks Dee Kentuckiana Genealogy http://www.floyd-pavey.com/kentuckiana ==== KENTUCKIANA Mailing List ==== A job is nice, but it interferes with genealogy research.

John Basinger/ Baysinger b. 1780 more or less, married Susan BARNES in Kentucky. Probably Meade or Breckinridge Co. They moved to Perry Co., IN where their daughter, Margaret, married George WEEDMAN, b. 1822, KY. also of Perry County. Need info. on the BARNES family. Will share whatever I have on these families with respondents. Marianne monty4@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Daniel WEEDMAN,son of Christian Weedman and Mary Marshall Weedman, b. August 25, 1801, KY came from Grayson Co., KY to Perry Co., IN in 1828. He married while still in Ky, Nancy SPURRIER, in abt 1821. They had a number of children born in Perry County. Wish to contact any Weedman researcher. Will ans. all messages on this surname. Marianne monty4@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello..I am researching the following surnames in the orange Co IIN area and surrounding counties. 1...MOORE 2...HOPPER 3.....CHESNUT 4...KEARBY 5...ALSPAUGH 6...MARLEY 7...SIMMONS 8....DEAN Thank you Christie Sapp Bilky

I need guidance on where and from whom to obtain information from Crawford County, Indiana court records, after 1880, regarding guardianship of children. Would appreciate it, if anyone can give me ANY ideas on where to start, short of flying to Indiana and looking for myself. Thanks very much. Appreciate any help I can receive. Mary Ann Case Ashworth Pasadena, California

Hi everyone! Just wanted to let you know that there have been over 50 new subscribers to the list! Welcome to all of you and be sure and let us all know who you're researching! This is the best mailing list around! Everyone here is more than willing to help each other out! :-) Thanks Dee Kentuckiana Genealogy http://www.floyd-pavey.com/kentuckiana

Hello, just got on this list and am hoping to contribute to, or receive informations from other users. My grandfather, Dr. B.T. Rafferty b. 1851 Indiana, d. 1932 Louisville, Ky was son on Henry Rafferty of Washington and Harrison counties in Indiana and married to Mary Hancock at the time of Birth of Bradley Turner. He was only living child. Henry died in 1865 and is buried at Hancock Chapel in Harrison county. Arvil Hancock has been very helpful in providing information. Henry was born in 1817 in England or Ireland and came to USA abouts 1832 with younger brother William. Became US citizen 1842 and worked as farmer and mason. We would like information on how they came to come to Indiana, with sponsor, relative, etc and from what situation in England, etc. We are also interested in how Bradley Turner lived and why he got to Cloverport, where he got a degree in medicine in 1879. Thanks for anyone's help. Dave Rafferty

Sherri and Cindy, I'll ask around tomorrow and see where (if) copies are still available. I believe Mosby's book is out of print. The librarian at the Tell City Public Library should know if they are still available. I have "History of Perry County" by Thomas James de la HUNT and "History of Warrick, Spencer & Perry Counties, IN" published by Goodspeed in 1885. I would be glad to look something up in the meantime if you'd like. Clara > Does anyone know where I can purchase the following books? > > "History of Perry County" by Thomas James de la HUNT > "History of Warrick, Spencer & Perry Counties, IN" published by Goodspeed in > 1885 > "Living History of Perry Co, IN" by Mosby

I am planning to get these interlibrary loan but would also like to know if they are available for purchase. Be forwarned, a lot of errors in De la Hunt according to at least two researchers who have used it--but it is still worth consulting. Cindy

Excellent news! The Bicentennial History of Silver Creek Baptist Church (now known as Stony Point Christian Church) just went to the printer! The first batch of copies will be picked up tonight and for those of you who have already placed orders, your copy will go out by Priority Mail early next week. Silver Creek was the first Protestant church in what became the state of Indiana, chartered in Clark County in 1798. The commemorative history is 118+ pages and includes over 100 years of abstracted church records, previously unpublished, indexed by surname. The index alone is six pages long. If you'd like more information, visit: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5881/BicentennialNewsRelea se.html Thanks to all of you for your help and encouragement. I've pretty much devoted myself to this project 6 to 8 hours for the last three months (in addition to working 40-45 hours a week) and, after the big Bicentennial Celebration next Sunday, I plan on getting some sleep! :-) Lois

Does anyone know where I can purchase the following books? "History of Perry County" by Thomas James de la HUNT "History of Warrick, Spencer & Perry Counties, IN" published by Goodspeed in 1885 "Living History of Perry Co, IN" by Mosby Thanks in advance. Sherri Hessick Tucson, AZ thessick@flash.net

Hello, I would like to invite all to visit the 49th Indiana and 11th Indiana Websites. I have been researching the 49th Indiana (a Civil War Regiment) for over a year now, and I am still looking for more information on the men of the 49th. We are looking for Photo's, Letters, biographies, Service/Pension Records, ETC, of the men who served with the 49th Indiana. This Regiment was recruited from southern Indiana, including Crawford County. If you have any information for the 49th Indiana, please contact me, 49th Indiana Volunteer Infantry,Company F http://www.kiva.net/~bjohnson/49th.html Also, we have information on the 11th Indiana, this regiment was recruited from all around Indiana, and while I am not researching the 11th Indiana quite as hard as the 49th, I am still interested in aquiring information similar to the 49th. 11th Indiana Volunteer Infantry http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/1462/index.html I have information on-line for these regiments, including Rosters for the 49th, (the 11th will be coming up soon) Gravesites of the men, for the 49th some biographies of the men, photo's, etc... feel free to come visit, and let me know what you think, Thank you very much, and enjoy the sites.... -- Your Obedient Servant, Bart Johnson 49th Indiana 49th Indiana Volunteer Infantry,Company F http://www.kiva.net/~bjohnson/49th.html 11th Indiana Volunteer Infantry http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/1462/index.html Daviess County, Indiana, InGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~indavies/ ************************************************************ * Do you have a relative from the 49th Indiana, or * * 11th Indiana? * * Or his Compiled Service Record? Civil War Photographs? * * Civil War Letters? Civil War Diaries? * * Civil War Uniform/Equipment? Post-war Reminiscences? * * Please, let me know!! * ************************************************************

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Wanda Ingram Norman (Wendy) would you please email me privately. I have some information for you. Thanks Carolyn Lamb alamb@ilinkusa.net

Good morning all, Does anyone have access to the 1860 census, page #831, from Jefferson Co., Ky.. I'm searching for GEORGE ARCHER.. (GEORGE W. ARCHER) and family.. Please advise. Thanks in advance Bob Archer

Hello everyone! I just wanted to take a moment to say Happy Veterans day to all of the veterans on this list. You are all very appreciated for your hard work and service to our country. There are a few men I am most proud of for their service. No...it's not a famous general from WWI, or a famous man from the Civil War. They are my Dad; Sgt. David L. Floyd (Vietnam) who served in the heat of battle and made sure weapons and ammunition got to the front lines where it was needed and who was wounded in action, My grandpas; Pvt. 1st Class Joseph Victor Cooper (WWII), who received a Bronze Star for his heroic actions against the enemy, and who passed away when I was only 4, and Private 1st Class Ulysis Lamar Floyd (WWII) who, after serving his country as a medic, came home and raised his four children by himself. There are many others in my lines......Pvt. Alexander Gilmore (Rev. War), Capt. John Pipes (Rev. War) to name only two. To all of you who have served our country proud, and fought for the freedom we all enjoy today.....Thank you!! Dee Listowner for Kentuckiana-L Kentuckiana Genealogy http://www.floyd-pavey.com/kentuckiana/