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1. 1900 Census in Springville [1]
I have been looking at Ancestry.com's 1900 Census Images for LaPorte County, and cannot find the enumeration district for Springville. On the map, it appears to be about halfway between Michigan City and New Carlisle, and due north of La Porte. I also couldn't find New Carlisle in the St Joseph County listing of enumeration districts. Would it be part of another township? I am hoping to find some information about the family of Rev. John DELCAMP who helped to build the Methodist Church in Springvil
2. workshop [1]
laporteDEADLINE FOR THE WORKSHOP REGISTRATION IS JUNE 8th. any questions? Email Hollyjen@csinet.net ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2001 3:29 PM Subject: WORKSHOP AGENDA Cemetery Restoration Workshop Sponsored by the Indiana Historical Society and the La Porte County Pioneer Cemetery Commission June 16, 2001 - La Porte, IN Morning Session: Held at the La Porte County Complex, Meeting Rooms 2 & 3, 809 State Street, at North side of the Courthouse Afternoon Ses
3. Re: Springfield/Springville [1]
Thank you Michael. Yes I did misstate that and definitely meant Springfield Township. Glad you caught that. Deanna ----- Original Message ----- From: Michael Maxfield To: Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 2:25 PM Subject: Re: Springfield/Springville > > Hi Syl and posters, > > It looks like it is in district #55 in LaPorte County, if you have the > paid > > for service on Ancestry.com > > If I recall, there are two films which cover all of LaPorte County > in the 1900 c
4. HOTCHKISS - 1880 census [1]
Would like more info. on family of Edgar M. HOTCHKISS (age 28) b. CT and wife, Lillian (PITCHER?) (age 24) b. NY who are listed on Clinton, La Porte census - page 323A. Four children listed: Berton H., age 8; Ella M, age 6; Claude A. age 4; & Robert, age 1. Edgar's occupation is listed as RR Agent & Telegrapher. Would like info. on what possible RR and where in Clinton would he live. Are there birth records for 1876/79? I believe that Edgar married someone else in 1883 in Idaho and would like to confir
5. Re: HOTCHKISS - 1880 census [1]
Your Hotchkiss familiy was likely at the Alida junction, 1.75 miles north of the Haskell Station junction, judging from the names on either side in the 1880 census. John Tuley owned 76 acres directly adjacent and SE of Alida. Martha Reynolds owned 68 acres directly adjacent and to the NE of Alida. The Reynolds property also abutted the Tulley property. Martha Reynolds also had a 40 acre strip running along the west side of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago tracks, centered on Alida. If the ennumera
6. Re: Springfield/Springville [1]
> Hi Syl and posters, > It looks like it is in district #55 in LaPorte County, if you have the paid > for service on Ancestry.com If I recall, there are two films which cover all of LaPorte County in the 1900 census. If you can't find an actual district labeled as the village of Springville it would probably be an indication that the village was ennumerated along with all the other rural houses in Springfield TWP. > Springville Township is definitely in LaPorte County, Indiana and definitely You mean Sp
7. Re: 1900 Census in Springville [1]
Hi Syl and posters, It looks like it is in district #55 in LaPorte County, if you have the paid for service on Ancestry.com Also here is a map on our web site showing a map of LaPorte County, Indiana. http://www.rootsweb.com/~inlpccem/lpmap.htm Springville Township is definitely in LaPorte County, Indiana and definitely borders Berrien County, Michigan. Deanna West ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 2:31 PM Subject: 1900 Cens
8. Re: HOTCHKISS - 1880 census [1]
{sent to list and e-mail) I was going to reply to you on GenConnect when the boards came back up, but now since you posted here, here I go... and hopefully someone else will catch any mistakes I make or any oversights. First off, I didn't observe any Hotchkiss on the plat maps I mention here, but from the 1892 plat maps, the following railroads pass through Clinton and Cass townships. "Louisville, New Albany and Chicago RR " run north/south through Clinton and Cass TWPs. Looks like stations (or runs thr
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