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1. OOOPS, I sent the Strickland information to the wrong list [1]
Please disregard my information for Paul Strickland as I meant to send the information to the Jennings Co., IN mailing list....my goof. Judy Harvey
2. Re: McCollum family [1]
I ran across the following item in an older North Carolina genealogy magazine. I'm not related, just passing it on because of the Jackson connection. ~~ Dixie Kline Richardson, Indianapolis "Some 4 or 5 years ago an advertisement appeared in a North Carolina paper, making enquiries for the legal heirs of the McCollum familiy. The paper containing the notice was misplaced at the time and an investigation of the matter neglected. For the information of all parties concerned, we will state that John
3. Owen township [1]
Owen township is on the west central side of Jackson Co., it borders Lawrence Co. -Cindy ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.
4. Preston CLARK 1813-1887 [1]
Seeking Robert Newton CLARK reported to be a descendant of Preston CLARK and living in Tennessee. Please contact me by e-mail. We are related and I have much info on Preston and his wife Sarah KELLER. -- Regards, Ken Clark
5. Re: INJACKSO-D Digest V01 #71 [1]
As far as I know - Owen Twp. is now in Lawrence Co. My Turpins lived in Owen Twp. and started out in Jackson Co. Roberta Turpin Willett, Rose City MI. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 8:00 AM Subject: INJACKSO-D Digest V01 #71
6. Nentrup Kamman [1]
Love to hear from anyone researching the Nentrup, Kamman names. Barb -------------------- "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds". -- Albert Einstein
7. Griffiths ancestora [1]
Searching for the ancestors of David James Griffiths, b. 1883, d. 1921, M. Nancy Garriott in 1877. They both seem to have come from Kentucky to Little York, Indiana, where they raised a fair sized family. If you can shed some light on the parents of David J. iy would be much appreciated. We have a fair listing of the family of Nancy and would be happy to share our files. Also, have files on Mahoney & Lanier in IN and Waller & Tazewell in VA. Thanx, for your he
8. Re: INJACKSO-D Digest V01 #71 [1]
RE: Help with 1920 Census Owen Twp is included in Enumeration District 88 (listed under Seymour for some unknown reason). Good Luck, Don Researching: Grantham, Thompson, Weddel, Cox, Bevers/Beavers, Mitchell, Cummings, Edwards
9. Help with 1920 census [1]
I subscribe to ancestry.com's census images and they say the 1920 census is "complete" However there are no images for Owen Twp.......was there NOT an Owen Twp in the census of 1920..... if not - where would I find the people that were included in the 1910 census of Owen Twp ??? What is listed is Grassy Fork, Driftwood, Seymour City and under Other Townships all I can find are District 72 Brownstown township (part of), excluding Brownstown town. All east of the line extending from the northwest corner of
10. Visiting Jackson County [1]
Hello List, We are planning on being in Jackson County, Indiana during the week of Thanksgiving, to conduct genealogy research. Any and all help and guidance would be greatly appreciated. We would also like to let you all know that The Genealogy Home of Dennis and Lisa Stein has moved to RootsWeb FreePages and can be found at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~game13/Index.htm We also have a new genealogy email address at
11. Nathan and Andrew Cox of early Jackson Co., IN [1]
I just learned that my Jesse Cox ancestor (who lived around Tampico, Jackson Co., IN; died in 1893; and is buried in Waskom Cemetery outside of Tampico) had other Jackson County Cox relatives who apparently were early settlers of Jackson County, perhaps around 1816 or 1817. The two Cox names I now have are Nathan Cox and Andrew Cox. I'm not quite sure how these two gentlemen tie in with Jesse Cox (uncle or grand uncle perhaps?), but I'd sure like to know if anyone is researching or has knowledge of Nathan
12. Re: Paul F. Strickland in 1900 North Vernon, Jennings Co., IN census [1]
I don't have access to the 1870 Jennings Co., IN federal census, but I do have access to the 1900 Indiana Jennings Co., IN federal census, and I found your Paul F. Strickland. Here's the information from that census: Jennings Co., IN; Center Township (North Vernon); Ward of City 2; Supv District 4; ED 103; Sheet No. 1764-01; page 201; Enumerated by John C. Busby on 9 June 1900; line 40: Dwelling place #370; Family #371: STRICKLAND, Paul F; head; white; male; born July 1841; age 58; married 36 years; born
13. Re: INJACKSO-D Digest V01 #76 [1]
My COX family reference is from 3The Ruddick Family in America2 by John W. Hanneman (can find a copy via Inter Library Loan); it has biographical sketched os many pioneer families of Jackson Co. IN. The William and Solomon Cox families were around Seymour, Jackson Co. by 1814, having arrived in Paoli, Indiana Territoy by 1811. They were Quakers so if your Cox family were among them there may be good records in the Quaker Monthly Meeting records. The Cox lady married into my family and was 3disowned2 bec
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