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1. [INJENNIN] Sebastian STEIN/STINE and Catherine EFFINGER [1]
I am looking to find more information about where my STEIN and EFFINGER families came from. Where were Sebastian and Catherine before they were married? Did they come from another part of the U.S. or did they come from the Old County? Were did all their children go? Was the name STEIN also spelled STEEN or STINE? Sebastian STEIN, was born on 3 January 1824 and died on 1 February 1908. Sebastian married Catherine EFFINGER, on 1 October 1853 in Madison, Indiana. (Catherine EFFINGER was born on 25 December
2. [INJENNIN] Re: Old Cemetery called " PETER HULSES GRAVEYARD" Jennings Co [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: TOMS, SPROUT, EASTMAN, ROWLEY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hi.2ADE/436.463.1 Message Board Post: Deb, I don't know anything about the "Peter Hulse Cemetery" except it is in Jennings Co., IN and that one of my ancesters was said to have been buried there. I believe this cemetery was maybe located on the Peter Hulse farm. I contacted the Jennings County Library via email (
3. [INJENNIN] 1900's Marriage: Powell/Purdum [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PURDUM, POWELL, BELL, DENNIS, OVERMAN Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hi.2ADE/1061 Message Board Post: Can someone tell me where I can write to get marriage information on a marriage that took place in the 1930's in Jennings County? Thanks! Barb
4. [INJENNIN] Re: Peter G. Taylor [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PURDUM, BELL, CASSEDAY, RILEA, DUNN, WATERS, TAYLOR Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Hi.2ADE/179.1 Message Board Post: James, I just found your message. I am searching where my Purdum ancestors migrated to from Southern Ohio, in Brown County. Do you know anything more about your possible Catharine Purdum? I have a web page on Purdum and other lines. http://www.purdum.a
5. Re: [INJENNIN] Genealogy magazine [0.988218]
Here is the answer that I got from Lori Ammerman, who is president of the Jennings county genealogy (and who is responsible for most of the records that we have online and in the library): >Sorry. At this point the Jennings County Genealogical Society is dying for lack of interest. I have been doing a once a year newsletter for the few who've managed to make connections. The Jennings County Historical Society will be creating a web page and maybe we can make a genealogical connection there. I've just gott
6. [INJENNIN] E-mail change - Loppnow [0.988218]
Dear fellow researchers, I have been gone from the list for some time due to several reasons, not the least of which was switching providers. For those of you whom I have made contacts with my new e-mail is jlopp@kscable.com . Also, I am still maintaining the online cemetery lists for Coffee Creek Baptist, Coffee Creek Christian and the Keith cemeteries at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jlopp/ Sincerely, Jonathan Loppnow Topeka KS
7. Re: [INJENNIN] Huber Family [0.988218]
I didn't have a lot of luck on the Huber family last night at the library. Here's what I found: There was no obituary for Elizabeth Huber in the North Vernon Sun or the Vernon Banner. By the way, the listing at the library says that Elizabeth is buried in St. Joseph's cemetery (not St. James) and that Jno. Huber, civil war veteran, Co B, 82nd Ind Inf. is buried in St. James cemetery. I found an obituary for a George Huber (although this is probably not yours) as follows in the Vernon Times Fri., Mar. 30,
8. [INJENNIN] Thank you Terry [0.988218]
Thank you so much for the time you've given to the Jennings County site. From the experience that I've had searching for my ancestors I would consider you one of the "most" helpful people I have been in contact with. Thanks to Denise for filling your position. I have been impressed with the genealogy information at the Jennings County Library while searching for my McClellan, Clerkin, and McCaslin ancestors and I have no doubt that Denise will do a great job. Michelle Riley
9. Re: [INJENNIN] Hooray, Denise! Goodbye (Weep, sob) Terry [0.988218]
Bye Terry, I think I can safely speak for the group and say that we will all miss you. I know that I will---You have really done a terrific job with the Jennings county webpage. and Hello Denise, I know you will be a super coordinator also, because you have always been so helpful when I have contacted you about my relatives...Thanks for taking over. Sherri Abromavage (a person with enough Jennings county ancestors to keep everyone confused !)
10. [INJENNIN] Huber [0.988218]
Terry, I have a feeling that the George that you mentioned is not related to me. However, I am keeping the information; at a later time I may lay it all out and maybe he is related in some way. The death of Mary Huber is George's wife; they lived in Seymour. I thank you so much for all the time you put in on this for me. I truly appreciate it. Have a great life! Enjoy! Thanks again, Carlene
11. Re: [INJENNIN] Help? [0.988218]
Hi Indianapolis is in Marion Co. but extends to several others but Marion is main co. Mucies is Delaware co. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 12:12 AM Subject: [INJENNIN] Help? > Duhh... > Could someone tell me what county Indianapolis is in? And Muncie? And > does anyone know if the Indianapolis Star is still in business? > > > -===[Randy]===- > "Taxation WITH representation isn't so hot, either." > -- Anonymous > >
12. [INJENNIN] 100 Years Ago Today [0.988218]
I wanted to remind everyone to check the 100 Years Ago Today column. I've been lax about sending the reminders the past few weeks. BUT, my son's wedding is over and hopefully life will return to normal here now. Go to http://www.northvernon.com/ and click on Local News on the side menu. Then scroll down to the 100 Years Ago column. The one for this week and last week's is online. Happy Hunting, Terry
13. [INJENNIN] 1860 census lookup Please! Whitfield LETT [0.988218]
Hello. Does anyone have access the 1860 (or 1870, for that matter) census to find the household of Whitfield LETT (the name Whitfield gets spelled everywhich way, naturally). I have Whitfield in every other census he was alive for except these two. I would really like to know exactly what is on the 1860 one. Whitifield Lett lived in Marion & Montgomery townships in Jennings county. He was a carpenter, who lived near Paris, IN. Wife on the 1860 census should be Sarah J (Hunt)--They married 1856. Tha
14. [INJENNIN] Huber [0.988218]
I am trying to locate additional information on an Elizabeth Huber who is buried in St James Cemetery, across the street from St Joseph. Fr. Brown at St Joseph has been extremely helpful to me hunting information on a George Huber family who lived in the area. This Elizabeth Huber died Nov 23, 1883 at the age of about 85 years. Fr. Brown searched, but the church had no additional information. Is there anyone who might give me some ideas about where to go from here to see where she was born, any chi
15. Re: [INJENNIN] Help? [0.988218]
Indianapolis is Marion Co. The whole county is Indianapolis. Muncie is in Delaware Co. I believe The Indianapolis Star is still in business. I believe Vice-President Dan Quayle's family owned the paper.
16. Re: [INJENNIN] Huber [0.988218]
THE 1850 INDIANA CENSUS WILL TELL WHAT STATE THE HUBERS CAME FROM. CHANCES ARE SHE WAS BORN IN AN EASTERN STATE. MY ANCESTORS CAME FROM NEW YORK.
17. Re: [INJENNIN] 100 Years Ago Today [0.988218]
Thanks Jenny for pointing that out. I can't believe I forgot about that--epecially after having Antoinette take so much time to type them all in. Here is the direct link to the Jennings county newspapers online: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/IN/Jennings/index.html We couldn't type in the 100 Years Ago columns from the current paper due to copyright. Terry Jenny Logan wrote: > > You can also go to www.newspaperabstracts.com click on United States, then > Indiana then Jennings county and there are s
18. [INJENNIN] Help? [0.988218]
Duhh... Could someone tell me what county Indianapolis is in? And Muncie? And does anyone know if the Indianapolis Star is still in business? -===[Randy]===- "Taxation WITH representation isn't so hot, either." -- Anonymous
19. Re: [INJENNIN] 100 Years Ago Today [0.988218]
how can i pick up back issues of the 100 years ago- am interested in articles about the eberts who probably came around 1890-John J and his family, and John P, their wives were Flora and Catherine; later O,.J and Hazel Mae came about 1919 but my interest is in the earlier families and when they started the mill,etc, E.C.Eberts is still in the area and also looking for me. My wife is Martha Jane Eberts and we are in Florida....cdp
20. [INJENNIN] Huber Family [0.988218]
Hi Everyone: First of all I would also like to thank Terry for all of her help with my search in Southern Indiana. You will be surely missed by all. Best wishes to you and your family. I also have a George Huber in my files: My information seems to match some of the queries. Descendants of Jacob Huber Generation No. 1 1. JACOB1 HUBER He married ELISABETH KENNEL. She was born 1798, and died November 23, 1883 in Jennings County, IN.. Notes for ELISABETH KENNEL: St. Joseph Catholic Church, Jennings
21. Re: [INJENNIN] Help? [0.988218]
Thanks everybody!! sorry I didn't reply earlier, been out of town. But thanks for all the leads!! -===[Randy]===- "Taxation WITH representation isn't so hot, either." -- Anonymous
22. [INJENNIN] Terry leaving [0.988218]
Dear Terry, I have been away for a while, as I posted earlier, but was surprised to see your name gone from the Jennings County page. I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you SO much for your hard work on this project. Not only have you obviously given hours and hours of your time preparing materials that would not otherwise be available, but you have done so with great grace. I know that I am not the only one to say that your kindness and responsiveness have been a delight. I wish you brigh
23. Re: [INJENNIN] New coordinator for Jennings county genealogy [0.988218]
Terry, You have been a great help to lots of people and we will dearly miss you, good luck with everything. Jenny ----- Original Message ----- From: Terry Engel To: Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 8:44 AM Subject: [INJENNIN] New coordinator for Jennings county genealogy > Hi everyone, > > Denise Shafer has agreed to take over the maintenance of the Jennings > county INGen web page. For those of you who don't know her, Denise works > in the genealogy ro
24. [INJENNIN] Corrections for the James Denton family [0.988218]
HERE ARE SOME CORRECTIONS FOR THE JAMES DENTON / SARAH CLARKSTON LINE On the James Denton line: > Descendants of Rev. James DENTON - 28 Jan 2001 > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > FIRST GENERATION > > 1. Rev. James DENTON was born in 1774. He died in 1827 in Jennings CO, IN. *****I have not found any evidence that he was of the ministry. Does anyone know how calling him REV came about??? > > He was married to Sarah CLARKSON on January 20, 1794 in
25. Re: [INJENNIN] New coordinator for Jennings county genealogy [0.988218]
Terry-- Hate to see you go, but wish you lots of good luck and happiness in your next "life". Barbra
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