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1. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Surnames: Bess, Phenis, Hoppas [1]
Hi Debbie, Although Phenis is not my direct line, I decend (by marriage) from them. I'll share what I have on the Phenis name, and hope this helps you. John E. (or John F.) Phenis was born in 1854. He married Lorretta (maiden name unknown). John & Lorretta had an infant son (b. 10 Sep 1889, d. 23 Sep 1889), and a daughter Lida, who lived until 4 Oct 1968. Lorretta died 13 Feb 1911. John Phenis then married Nancy Louvesta (Ellis) Sellers [my grandmother] who had been living in Brookville, IN. They liv
2. [INFRANKLI-L] No Subject [1]
I have a copy of the small book written, by David S. Dreyer, called _A History of Immigration to the Batesville Vicinity_ I would like to get a second copy to send to someone in Germany. If There is a way I can purchase one I would like to know. If it gets on line it would then be easier to send to Germany. Regards to all Phil Searching: SELLMEYER, WAECHTER, DAHMUS
3. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Margaret Brothers Marriage [1]
Patricia O`Connor wrote: > > Dr. Thomas G. Wack wrote: > > > > Does anyone have access to the Franklin County marriage records? I am > > seeking details of the marriage of MARGARET BROTHERS in Franklin County > > about 1858. > > > > Many thanks. > > Dr. Tom > Family Tree Maker has books on line some of them from Franklin Co. > They show that Margaret Brothers married Thomas Genn on May 4, 1858. > Marr book 7, pg 387. > > Good luck, Patricia O'Connor Dear Patricia, If its not too much trouble, do
4. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] more Franklin Co. Wills [1]
Norma, this does not give a clue as to where it comes from: State? Cleo Norma Adams wrote: > Hi, > I'll add the remaining will information I found. > > SCHWETMAN, Christopher Bk 5 p 187-190 > > Dtd 26 Aug 1899 Rec 6 May 1901 > > Heirs - Henrietta Schwetman - GrDau > Dora Schwetman - GrDau > Henrietta Wissman, wife of August Wissman > Caroline Kahlmeyer, wife of Henry Kahlmeyer > Minor sis of Henrietta Schwetman >
5. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] sooner than expected [1]
Thank you for the address, Randy. Cleo randy klemme wrote: > Sure...the website is OUR Franklin County Genealogy Website > > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/6863 > > Hopefully everyone visits once a day...we are currently ranked 419 in the world as > genealogy and hobby sites....we were as high as 212 but we have been dropping... > > Randy Klemme > Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator > > Cleo Wilcox wrote: > > > Randy, > > For those of us who are new to this circle, please put the address o
6. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Early Marriage Certs/Records [1]
It is really hard to say, but 1848 may be a little early for details. The late 1800's are when the details were filled in for a license. It just depends on the clerk at the time. Sorry I could not answer better... Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator Cmr0721@aol.com wrote: > Hello all, > > I'm wondering what experience anyone has had with ordering marriage certs from > the County office in Brookville. In looking through the Early Marriage Index, > I found a marriage for a Mary AYRES in
7. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Harmony Church Cemetery [1]
Hi! If you're looking at cemeteries, here's a puzzle that I've been trying to solve for several years. My 4th gr-grandfather, Peter Stone (aka Stein), came to America in the 1750's. He settled in Pendleton County, West Virginia (it was part of Virginia at the time). He and members of his family eventually settled in northern Dearborn County. A Daughters of the American Revolution Report for 1931-32 includes Peter in a list of graves of Revolutionary War soldiers. The report states that he is buried
8. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] I'm Back [1]
Hello, Randy - I didn't even know you were ill!! I'm so sorry --- but glad to hear you're home and better!! Take Care! Tracy Jones -----Original Message----- From: randy klemme To: INFRANKLI-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, September 24, 1998 6:57 PM Subject: [INFRANKLI-L] I'm Back >I have just been released from the local hospital after a six day stay with >pneumonia, so this is to serve notice that if I owe you a response for an >e-mail or if I still need
9. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Definition of "bond boys"??? [1]
My gr-gr-grandfather, Richard Nichols (1785-1860), was an early settler of Franklin County. He is listed in the 1820 census. A couple of notes written by family members many years ago indicated that Richard was orphaned at an early age was was "bound out" to learn the trade of coverlet weaving. Richard was definitely a weaver. A picture of one of his works appear in a book about Indiana weavers. The 1850 census indicated that Richard was born in Delaware. I did search come Delaware court records l
10. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Early Marriage Certs/Records [1]
Carrie, All that will be on the marriage record are the dates, the name of the bride and groom and the name and office of the person that married them, but you should always look at the original anyway. The best way to take a look at this is to go to your nearest Family History Center (listed under Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the phone book) where you may order the microfilm copy of the original marriage register for, I believe, $3.25 for a month's rental. Hope this helps. If you have
11. RE: [INFRANKLI-L] Definition of "bond boys"??? [1]
Pat , I found the bonds of indenture for my great-grandfather and his siblings in the probate files which the administrator of the estate turned over to the Johnson County, Iowa, court when the estate was closed. These were not the recorded wills, inventories, etc., but loose files of receipts and papers having to do with the estate which were stored in file boxes. Fortunately, these records were microfilmed before they were destroyed. I don't know what the practice may have been in Franklin Cty, IN, but ho
12. [INFRANKLI-L] Surnames [1]
Hi All The Franklin Co. surnames we are researching are: ROSENBERGER, RATZ, METZLER, GEIS, ROELL, BISCHOFF AND BOEHMER. Check out our family web page at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/4895 Interested in sharing information on any of these families and related names. Dwain C. Rosenberger dcrose@aol.com
13. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] REGENSBURGER [1]
Jane...I was just at the cemetery in St Leon checking on a couple of things for a gentleman in California and I remember the name of Regensburger in that cemetery and I faintly remember seeing the name Alois. St Leon is just across the county line in Dearborn County, Indiana. Just thought I would pass that along... Randy Klemme Franklin County Genealogy Coordinator Patricia O`Connor wrote: > SG726@aol.com wrote: > > > > Hi, > > I am interested in Alois Regensburger. He and his wife Anna lived in
14. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Church History [1]
Randy About a year ago on one of my "days of desperation ," I sent a letter requesting any information about my grandmother, Nettie Stewart, whom I knew to be Methodist, to the church in Brookville. I received a very kind reply from Rev. Don Miller, giving me the information he found, including her previously unknown to me middle name, Webb. New doors were opened with this information and it was all very helpful. For anyone interested the address is the Brookville United Methodist Church, 150 E. 8th St.
15. [INFRANKLI-L] dan [1]
Dan, Dan, You failed to give your grandfather's name. Will you expound on your line so that we might have a "connect" with someone? Thanks. Cleo
16. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] St. Mary's [1]
Hi, St. Mary's is in Butler Township Paula
17. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] REGENSBURGER [1]
Jane, You need to look for a death record, either in the county where he lived or through the Indiana Department of Health. If you located him in the census, I would try the county department of health of the county where he lived in 1910. Guess that would be Franklin County. I do Indiana research professionally. If you want me to search for this record for you, I work for $10.00 an hour plus expenses. My web page (http://www.angelfire.com/in/indianagenealogy/index.html) gives more detail on my terms.
18. [INFRANKLI-L] I'm Back [1]
I have just been released from the local hospital after a six day stay with pneumonia, so this is to serve notice that if I owe you a response for an e-mail or if I still need to get you copies of Franklin County Biographies, I am working on that in the next couple of hours. I am sorry for the slow response, but my health through me for a loop. But I am back and will be off of work for several days, so I should be able to get caught up. Thanks to everyone for your patience.... Randy Klemme Franklin Coun
19. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] No Subject [1]
Copyright laws are fairly specific that a publication cannot be reproduced in any way (for profit or not) without written permission of the author. The exception would be if the copyright has expired and the publication is in eminent domain. Tracy Jones -----Original Message----- From: Cleo Wilcox To: INFRANKLI-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, September 15, 1998 10:38 AM Subject: Re: [INFRANKLI-L] No Subject >Su;ggest "scanning" the book to disk; then it ca
20. [INFRANKLI-L] SURNAMES [1]
My surnames from Franklin County are SCOTTEN STEEL(E) MANRING OR MANNERING OR MANWARING Anyone researching these names in Franklin County? Sharlene
21. [INFRANKLI-L] Church History [1]
Does there exist any church records or church histories for Franklin county? The marriage license of my gr-grandparents, Alexander W. Johnston and Elizabeth E. Hays, issued in 1853, lists the marriage ceremony performed by Thomas Williams, Minister of the Gospel in the M.E. Church. Thanks for any information.... Kathy Kathy Johnston **************************************************************************** ***** "Kathy's Genealogy Home Page": http://www.icon.net/~cocopug "Kathy's Quaker Families":
22. Re: [INFRANKLI-L] Family Tree Maker [1]
In a message dated 9/3/98 8:14:32 PM Central Daylight Time, p- oconnor@worldnet.att.net writes: << HAPPYDI@aol.com wrote: > > Patricia O'Connor wrote on 1 Sept 1998 > < Dr. Tom > Family Tree Maker has books on line some of them from Franklin Co. > > > Can you tell me/us how you access Family Tree Maker? > > Phil Phil, www.familytreemaker.com Good luck, Pat >> Phil, You have to subscribe to use FTM's library. The directions are on their site. Debi
23. [INFRANKLI-L] Surnames [1]
Dear researchers: The two main Franklin County, Indiana lines I am researching are: BAUER from St. Peters, Indiana and elsewhere Including these related names: Brill, Busald, Chambers, Ditzenberger, Doll, Eisenman, Geis, Hirschauer, Lawrence, Messerschmidt, Ripperger, Rossfeld, Seibel, Siebenhaar, Walle, Werble Look for more information at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/5651/bauer.html RIPPERGER/RIPBERGER from St. Peters, Indiana and elsewhere Including these related names: Boll, Gehrich,
24. [INFRANKLI-L] Taylor/Stansbury [1]
Seeking parentage of greatgreatgrandfather John J. TAYLOR, b. ca 1808, MD. married Elizabeth STANSBURY in Franklin Co. IN on 18 Dec 1830. They moved on to Illinois by 1850 (census) and then into Iowa by 1853. Daughter Mary Ann was born 1832 in IN. Son William born 1834, Ohio. Daughter Hannah born 1837, IN. Daughter Amanda E. born 1842, Illinois. Son Joseph W. born 1845, IN. Daughter Rachel J. born 1747, Illinois. This movement leads me to believe they were connected somehow with the railroad. I think t
25. [INFRANKLI-L] REGENSBURGER [1]
Hi, I am interested in Alois Regensburger. He and his wife Anna lived in Ray Twp. I find them with several children in the 1900 & 1910 Census. He passes away before 1920, and Anna and the children move to Cincinnati, OH. I am new to IN research and would like to know how I might find his date of death and where he is buried. Thanks, Jane in AZ
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