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1. Re: [INCASS] Birth Records [1]
Jean, Logansport is in the northern part of Cass County and is the county seat. Howard county is just south of Cass County and Kokomo is its county seat. Debby At 10:24 PM 06/19/2000 EDT, you wrote: >Is there a Logansport, Howard and a Logansport in Cass? or are we talking >about the same place, Howard Co. Can you tell I am confused!! >Jean Hehn > > >==== INCASS Mailing List ==== >@->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- @->- >Did you know there are locater maps linked from the Cass County C
2. Re: [INCASS] Birth Records [1]
I've put together a webpage about researching in Indiana which covers availability of vital records in Indiana Counties. Most counties started birth and death records in 1882 with some larger municipal areas starting about 1875. The problem is that many doctors, midwives and undertakers didn't bother with registering these events, esp. if they were away from the county seat and it was the dead of winter. Cass County was real primitive in 1832, although th
3. [INCASS] Birth Records [1]
Is there a source of records that covers 1832 births in Cass County? My ggrandfather, William W. Clark, was born in Logansport Jan 18, 1832 and I would like to know if his Mother and Father are listed and what their origins were. Dick Clark
4. Re: [INCASS] 73 Inf Reg Civil War [1]
Flock's wrote: > Kurt, > None of your information rings a bell. And I don't have that information on my > Millers, so I'm still willing to explore. What time period are talking about your > Charles E. Miller. My Wendell had one son name Charles. I don't know for sure who > Wendell's siblings were. But there was a John Miller that had lived with him in > Cass Co., in the 1860 census. And Since he named one of his children Charles maybe > he had a brother name Charles. I would like to know more about your
5. [INCASS] Re: Charles E Miller [1]
Charlotte, My Charles E Miller was born in Tompkins Co c 1845. The names you gave in you note Sunday do not correspond with my Charles's family. My Charles came with his family to Michigan and then 3-4 brothers went to Indiana. Several strayed in MI as did a sister, Elizabeth. Don't think we have much of a match. Sorry, Let me know if you need more information. Kurt in Kalamazoo ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers F
6. Re: [INCASS] 73 Inf Reg Civil War [1]
I have at least 3 Dukes ancestors who served in the Civil War. One from Cass county, two from nearby Fulton county. All 3 enlisted into the 87th. Here is a site that I hope you find helpful in regards to Indiana soldiers. http://vax1.vigo.lib.in.us/~jmounts/soldiers/index.htm
7. [INCASS] 73 Inf Reg Civil War [1]
Greetings. I am new on your list because I am seeking information on Co. G of the 73rd Indiana Infantry Regiment. I am trying to located information on CHARLES E MILLER who died in Bowling Green, KY Nov 1862. He was a member of that unit. Any information or suggestions as to where I can find information on the Reg or Miller would be most appreciated Thanks in advance Kurt in Kalamazoo ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now of
8. Re: [INCASS] 73 Inf Reg Civil War [1]
Charlotte, Thanks for your quick response to my query. The Charles E. Miller (CEM) I am searching for is a great great uncle (ggu) of my wife. Whether the Charles E. Miller that I have raised a concern about is the same as her great great uncle is the reason for the search. Why Cass Co.? Because we learned last week that his CW unit was from Cass Co. and the age of the Cass Co CEM is about the right age for her ggu. Her ggu was born in NY State, family moved to Michigan and at least 3 sons moved to
9. Re: [INCASS] Birth Records [1]
Is there a Logansport, Howard and a Logansport in Cass? or are we talking about the same place, Howard Co. Can you tell I am confused!! Jean Hehn
10. Re: [INCASS] 73 Inf Reg Civil War [1]
Kurt, None of your information rings a bell. And I don't have that information on my Millers, so I'm still willing to explore. What time period are talking about your Charles E. Miller. My Wendell had one son name Charles. I don't know for sure who Wendell's siblings were. But there was a John Miller that had lived with him in Cass Co., in the 1860 census. And Since he named one of his children Charles maybe he had a brother name Charles. I would like to know more about your Charles. Charlotte E. Flock
11. [INCASS] Meeting Invitation; Cass Co. [1]
The Cass County Genealogical Society will have their meeting on Wednesday, June 21, 2000, 7:00 P.M. at the Logansport Public Library. Second floor, back room. We are having a guest speaker, Susanne S. Ridlin, author of "TREE STUMP TOMBSTONES, a Field Guide to Rustic Funerary Art in Indiana. Guests are welcome. Debby Beheler
12. Re: [INCASS] 73 Inf Reg Civil War [1]
Kurt, Do you know when your Charles E. Miller was born? And why are you searching for Millers in Cass Co., Is that where he was born. I have Miller's in Cass Co., IN. Do you have anyother information on your Charles Miller? Charlotte E. Flock "Kurt J Kremlick, Jr" wrote: > Greetings. > > I am new on your list because I am seeking information on Co. G of the > 73rd Indiana Infantry Regiment. I am trying to located information on > CHARLES E MILLER who died in Bowling Green, KY Nov 1862. He was a membe
13. Re: [INCASS] Birth Records [1]
Dick, I don't know if there is a source, but you could check a obit or a death certificate, or church records, could give you the information you are looking for. Charlotte RECLARK737@aol.com wrote: > Is there a source of records that covers 1832 births in Cass County? My > ggrandfather, William W. Clark, was born in Logansport Jan 18, 1832 and I > would like to know if his Mother and Father are listed and what their origins > were. > Dick Clark > > ==== INCASS Mailing List ==== > @->- @->- @->-
14. Re: [INCASS] Birth Records [1]
Another note on this subject.... Even after the statewide registration was required, births were still not always registered. I have at least 3 alone in Cass County from the early 1900s that there are no records for, but we know they were born there. Natalie in CA
15. Re: [INCASS] Birth Records [1]
I was told at the archives in Indianapolis that Indiana was not required to register births until about 1885. I am looking for an 1887 record and can't find a birth record either. 1885 seems awfully late, but the source I heard this from is reliable. Someone else out there may know more. Hope this helps. Jennifer jblair100@aol.com
16. [INCASS] CCGS meeting Wed. June 21, 2000 [1]
The Cass County Genealogical Society will have their meeting on Wednesday, June 21, 2000 at the Logansport Public Library. Second floor, back room. We are having a guest speaker. Subject: TREE STUMP TOMBSTONES. Hope to see you there. Mary Ellen Martin CCGS President
17. Re: [INCASS] Re: Charles E Miller [1]
Thank You Charlotte "Kurt J Kremlick, Jr" wrote: > Charlotte, > > My Charles E Miller was born in Tompkins Co c 1845. The names you gave in > you note Sunday do not correspond with my Charles's family. My Charles > came with his family to Michigan and then 3-4 brothers went to Indiana. > Several strayed in MI as did a sister, Elizabeth. > > Don't think we have much of a match. Sorry, Let me know if you need > more information. > > Kurt in Kalamazoo > __________________________________________________
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