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1. Nicholas Co KY and Decatur Co IN [1]
Marian Dunlap writes: My recent response to a query regarding the Hamilton-Eward family of Decatur Co on the Nicholas Co KY list has prompted John to ask me to re-state my information for this list. My 2nd Greats--James Ray and Jane Morris--were married in 1819 in Nicholas Co KY; were in Scott Co IN along with his parents and siblings for the 1820 census; then bought original tract land in Fugit Tp, Decatur Co in the mid-1820's. In 1976 the Decatur Co Historical Society
2. Mary E Loyd [1]
AZEL BRIGHT, farmer, P. O. Somerset, was born in New Jersey May 15, 1834, second son of William and Eliza (Compton) Bright, natives of New Jersey and of English origin; he came with his parents to Indiana in 1838; acquired his education in the common school; was brought up to farming, remaining at home until his marriage, January 1, 1855, to Miss MARY E LOYD, born in Decatur County, Indiana; this marriage has been blessed with seven children, five of whom survive--Emeline (now the wife of David Leyon, of No
3. kersey [1]
Hi All; I'm looking for information on the Kerseys of Decatur Co. In. from 1830 on. Especially John Kersey who is age 81 in the 1850 census, b in Va. wife Kisiah. Could he be father to John Kersey who married Cathrine Kendall and Edward Kersey who married Anna King??? The 1850 censusshows John Kersey's granddaughter, Mary Ann. Is this the Mary Ann who married Alniona (Almon)Luther in 1854. (They're in 1860 census.) Also in John Kerseys household in 1850 census was a daughter, Margrett. Is she the Margr
4. Re:Kersey Family in Decatur Co [1]
Hi Betty, Saw your message re: the KERSEY family of Decatur Co. My line is the family of David WALLACE, also of Decatur Co. David & Demmis (Oakes) Wallace's son John O. WALLACE married Margaret KERSEY in 1856 and had at least 3 children: Charlotte b. ca 1859, Laurana b. Apr 1860 and Isabel b. 1862. John O. had 2 daughters from his first marriage to Elizabeth CRANEL in 1851: Elizabeth Ellen b. ca 1852 and Sabia b. ca 1854. After Margaret died (3 Jan 1898) John O. married 3rd Mary Ann ABBOTT in Sep 1
5. Marriage Records:Rev. M. Elder [1]
Does anyone know if there are records existing from the Rev. Elder who married my gggrandparents in 1825? I understand that he later formed or served with, the Union Baptist Church in Greensburg. Their names were Milton Ayers and Mary Sturges. My goal is to find their parents. Any help or direction will be appreciated. Joy
6. Using the Social Security Death Index [1]
The SSDI is available at several sites but is probably most usefully laid out by Rootsweb in its advanced search option at http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi This allows searches by name, dates of birth and death, locality of last residence and last benefit (seldom given) and original state of SS registration. The Index covers primarily deaths of those to whom Social Security cards were issued and who died after 1937, but there are a few dozen who died in each of the preceding years. It
7. Kersey Decatur Co In. [1]
>Date: Tue, 21 Sep 1999 18:44:42 -0700 >To: cathyh@webtv.net >From: abkersey@sbceo.k12.ca.us >Subject: Kersey marriage > >Hi Everyone; >Does anyone have any information on: Mary Elizabeth (Mary) Kersey b. c 1843 in Decatur co. and for her sister Besty Jane Kersey b. c 1845 in Decatur co. Their father was John Kersey Jr. Mother Catherine Kendall? Both parents died in the 18840's. The girls were in the 1870 census, but so far no marriage recrods.. >Thanks for your help...betty >
8. Marriages [1]
Would anyone have EARLY marrages for Decatur,Co.IND.? I am looking for LINCH/LYNCH,-FISHERS,-LOUGH,-ALHANDS,-SHIELDS, ELIZA__?___marr JAMES LINCH. I sure would appreciate your help. Emolene Lynch Coolville,Oh
9. RE: Birth records [1]
If I want to get a birth record for someone born in Greensburg, Decature Co in 1897 can I physically go to a court house or building in Decature county to pick it up? If so could someone share with me the name of the building to go to? Thanks much for any help offered. Teri NewQuiltr@aol.com
10. Searching land records [1]
from INSHELBY-L http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/default.asp will take one to The Official Federal Land Patent Records Site. We have probably all used this site. What some may not realize is that one can find not only the land records of our ancestors, but ALSO who his neighbors were. As with using the 20-20 method in census searches (check 20 names above and 20 names below our ancestor), we can often find other people connected to our relatives. The same is true in land searches, i.e. checking who lived n
11. Re: INDECATU-D Digest V00 #24 [1]
Alicia asks about look-ups in the Decatur Co 1882 atlas. This book is titled "Atlas of Decatur Co Indiana to Which are added Various General Maps, History, Statistics, Illustrations, &c &c &c and was originally published by J. H. Beers & Co in 1882. It was reprinted in 1976 by The Bookmark, PO Box 74, Knightstown IN, with the reprint sponsored by the Decatur Co Historical Society. This book measures 16-3/4" x 13-3/4" and contains 101 pages! It is not indexed, and the font is rather small. It con
12. Re: INDECATU-D Digest V00 #23 [1]
Alicia: I have seen the record of the William Butcher-Sarah Love marriage but I know nothing more about it, or the the later William you mention. My GGGrandfather was another William Butcher who is in the 1840 and 1850 census in Fugit Tp, Decatur Co IN. In 1850 he is listed in Fugit Tp. dwelling #79 family #89--William Butcher 72 farmer b. VA. Margaret 19 b IN; Catherine 17 b IN; William 16 b IN; Jane 9 b IN. In 1840 there are more older children listed, and I believe from marriage records ther
13. birth record in decatur county [1]
hi terri, you can write to the DECATUR CO BOARD OF HEALTH, ,801 NORTH LINCOLN ST, GREENSBURG,IN 47240, I THINK THE PRICE IS $4.00 A COPY AND OR $2.00 A SEARCH,CANT REMEMBER,THERE PHONE NUMBER IS 812-663-8301,THEY ONLY HAVE BIETHS AND DEATHS FROM 1882 AND THEY ARE NOT COMPLETE EITHER,THEY DIDNT REALLY HAVE TO GET REAL SERIOUS TILL AROUND 1907 OR SO, BUT ON THE WHOLE , THEY ARE QUITE USEFULL, MISSING DEATH RECORDS FOR 1896-1899, THATS ABOUT I CAN DO ,SITTING HERE THINKING WHAT THEY HAD,HOPE THIS HELPS YOU,
14. Life in the US in 1900 [1]
>(From a book called "When My Grandmother Was a Child" by Leigh W. Rutledge, which begins, "In the summer of 1900, when my grandmother was a child...") > >The average life expectancy in the United States was forty-seven. > >Only 14 percent of the homes in the United States had a bathtub. > >Only 8 percent of the homes had a telephone. A three-minute call from >Denver to New York City cost eleven dollars. > >There were only 8,000 cars in the US and only 144 miles of paved roads. > >The maximum speed limit in
15. Decatur Co Surnames in WorldConnect [1]
It's possible on WorldConnnect, the relatively new RootsWeb home for family databases, to search for place of birth and death without entering a name. I decided to have a look at what was up on Decatur Co. Because I entered Decatur IN a number of the 845 births and 584 deaths were Decatur, IN or Decatur, Adams Co IN, but the great majority related to our County. To save others the waste of an hour's scanning, here are the surnames currently entered, with asterisks beside those that appear more than a few
16. Re: INDECATU-D Digest V00 #25 [1]
Hello Re Rev Elder...perhaps he married my ancestors: William Butcher and sic ("ladona") - SADONA Hancock Brown, relict, in Greenburg. Wonder? I was deliglhted to see their family in Marian Dunlap's last email , f rom the 1850 census.. and she didn't think she had helped! Even showed a little Martha Brown from Sadona's first m to John Brown in 1838. I wonder when Sadona m William Butcher? His 1w Sarah Love had died sometime.earlier than 1843 Jan (when my gggrandpa " John B Butcher" was borne
17. Hughs/Clark/Kersey [1]
Hi Folks; Does anyone have any information on: Sarah Francis Kersey who married Danial Hughs 6 Dec 1854 in Decatur Co In? Or on Harriet Kersey b ca 1837 married Joseph Clark 9 Dec 1852? I would appreciate ANY help......thanks...betty
18. GARRISON, STILES, PARCEL Info Sought [1]
Hi Listers, Is anyone connected to the GARRISON, STILES or PARCEL families who where in Decatur Co from the mid 1840's onward? These families were from the area of New Providence, NJ and were given letters of transfer from the Presbyterian Church there to the one in Greensburgh in the early 1840's. They were brickmakers and bricklayers. Is the Robert GARRISON, carpenter, from NJ who was in Salt Creek Twp prior to 1840 connected with this family? My GARRISON/ PARCEL lines left IN for IA in the early 18
19. John Hancock [1]
Hello: I am seeking info for John Hancock b NC info. He moved to Lawrence Co, IN 1840, and to Decatur Co 1848. The John I am seeking married an Emeline Parham and his parents were Francis and Elizabeth Poore Hancock. . John : p 1112 of Lewis Harding's Decatur County History, 1915 issue. John Hancock m Emeline Parham source :1907 DAR app of KatherineHancock Mattingly I am desc from a SADONA/("Ladona"/"Ladena") HANCOCK, b. 1810 KY who had a brother John Hancock m Emeline Parham.. desc Fr
20. Re: INDECATU-D Digest V00 #23 [1]
To Marian DUNLAP I am also researching BUTCHER in DECATUR, GREENBURG IN. I am wondering if you have anything on two marriages: WILLIAM BUTCHER b VA m 1825-#1. SARAH LOVE wirh issue 5 sons/ dau? and William m 2. SADONA HANCOCK by KY ( relict of John H.Brown, Bartholomew CO) - parents of my paternal great-grandfather: JOHN Bryant Butcher, b 1843 Greenburg , 2 other sons, and daughters.. I saw his and his wife, Sarah Thomas Butcher's graves in Kokomo, IN and those
21. Latin abbreviations [1]
Culled from another list: Letters after your ancestor's names may provide useful information that you'd not expected. The following list includes abbreviations you may come across when reading old wills or other documents. a.a.s. died in the year of his/her age (anno aetitis suae) d.s.p. died without issue (decessit sine prole legitima) d.s.p.l. died without legitimate issue (decessit sine prole mascula supesita) d.s.p.m.s. died without surviving male issue (decessit sine prole mascula supersita)
22. Re: INDECATU-D Digest V00 #24 [1]
Hello Marian and John: All I am also interested in a look at that Decatur map.. It would be rather difficult to get up to Indiana this year , from Florida. Share? look-ups? Thanks Alicia
23. ex-Regent DAR [1]
Hello, I am looking to contact Mrs E.C. Stimson, or a descendant of hers. She was a Regent with the Lone Tree Chapter DAR in Greensburg. Can any one help me out? Margo ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
24. Decatur Census? [1]
Hidy and thanks to everyone on my birth record question!!! Unfortunalty the year I need the record for was in 1897 and that is a year they are missing. Another dead end!!! BooHooo! I guess my next step is to try a Census? Is there one available for 1900 in Decatur? Anyone know? Happy searching, Teri NewQuiltr@aol.com
25. JOCELYN or JOCELIN [1]
Hi, I am looking for information on these marriages of early Decatur Co. Elizabeth D. JOCELYN m. Vactor PRATT m. 8-22-1839 Benjamin F. JOCELYN m. Emily Jane Hazelrigg m. 10-7-1842 Hannah B. JOCELYN m. Nathaniel J. LOYD m. 9-30-1849 Anyone who has any info on these folks or other JOCELYN or JOCELIN or JOSLIN lines in IN or OH please contact me. Thanks! Dev Cook
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