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1. Re: [INLAWREN] Robert Dougherty of Lawrence Co Twp. 27 1840 [1]
I hope the answers to your questions are posted to the "whole" list so maybe all of us can get this family straightened out.......they are all part of the same family, that's for sure, but it's our misfortune they all named their kids after their Grandpa, brother, sister, etc.!!!!!! I have some old Gedcoms that DOUGHERTY people have sent me....I'll have to check them out and see what I come up with. Have errands to run now! Jan Lund genhelp@worldnet.att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ma
2. Re: [INLAWREN] Re: Guthrie Twp... [1]
Hello Dick....... Guthrie Township is located in the eastern part of Lawrence County...... next to Jackson Co........... The communties of Leesville, Pinhook, Buddha, Tunnelton and Ft Ritner are included in Guthrie TWP....... Per the Indianna Atlas & Gazetteer by DeLorme........ Note: Guthrie TWP is a strange "shape"..... It is not square or retangle...... For additional info about Lawrence Co........ or any other county/state...... go to: http://www.usgenweb.com/statelinks.html - Be sure to "Bo
3. Re: [INLAWREN] History of Lawrence co [1]
The History of Lawrence and Monroe Counties I looked at was thru Interlibrary Loan came from Ball State College Library in Muncie, Indiana. Millie
4. [INLAWREN] Re: Lookup [1]
Seeking marriage record for Morris CARTER & Susan Mary Duncan, married 10-15-1873, perhaps in Lawrence Co. Mother Sarah on census of Lawrence Co., Guthrie Twp, Ft Ritner, 1860, and 1870. Thanks, Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
5. [INLAWREN] History of Lawrence co [1]
First is the history of Orange and the history of Lawrence the same or is this two different books and where can they be purchased , or can they be had by inter library loan? Thanks Mary Lou
6. [INLAWREN] Green Hill Cemetery in Shawswick Township [1]
Hi Does any one have access to the Green Hill Cemetery Book? I'm looking for three names and dates. Benjamin and wife Kitty or Kittie Mclaughlin daughter Edna Wilking (wife of Lester Wilking) Thanks, Judy
7. Re: [INLAWREN] History of Lawrence co [1]
There are likely several books printed over the years. The Lawrence Co. Historical & Genealogical Soc. published a history of just Lawrence Co. for the years 1818-1990. That one may still be available to buy through the Society. In 1884 Goodspeed Brothers published a History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Counties. You might want to check the Indiana GenWeb county pages for further information. ----- Original Message ----- From: Eefacmj@cs.com To: INLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com Sent:
8. [INLAWREN] Re: Lookup [1]
Seeking marriage record for Morris CARTER & Susan Mary Duncan, married 10-15-1873, perhaps in Lawrence Co. Mother Sarah on census of Lawrence Co., Guthrie Twp, Ft Ritner, 1860, and 1870. Thanks, Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
9. [INLAWREN] Joseph Rawlins Bio [1]
The following was posted to the KYBiographies-L this morning by Sandi Gorin: #7108: History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Counties, Indiana From the Earliest Time to the Present; Together with Interesting Biographical Sketches, Reminiscences, Notes, Etc. Chicago, Goodspeed Bros., & Co., Publishers, 1884. Weston A. Goodspeed, Leroy C. Goodspeed, Charles L. Goodspeed. Boyle County. JOSEPH RAWLINS, the oldest settler now living in Lawrence County, Indiana, is a native of the town of Danville, Boyle Coun
10. [INLAWREN] Robert and Sarah Daugherty after 1840 [1]
I have info that states that Robert married one Sarah Butler, Roberts father was Joseph Daugherty and his mother was Elizavbeth Drake. I cannot find them after the 1840 census. does any one have a death date for them, or a cemetery listing. they lived in Sec. 27 in Lawrence Co. and they are listed there from 1820 to 1840 and this is in Lawrence Co., Ind. Thank you very much Mary Lou
11. [INLAWREN] Re:Lookup [1]
Am interested in a lookup for the burial of Ida Bell Cassady, (or Cassidy) who died Nov 1, 1970 and I think is buried in Green Hill Cem in Bedford. Also interested in her husband, Henry Cassady (or Cassidy) who died March 15, 1943 or 42 in either Lawrence Co., or Indianapolis, most likely also buried in Green Hill cem. Am interested mostly in finding where they were born if at all possible. Also, if there were any other Cassadys or Cassidys buried there. Thanks Steve Molnar Old Hickory, TN
12. [INLAWREN] another Reed [1]
This is little help, but here's another Reed in Lawrence Co. 1 John Reed . +Susannah Miller b: April 09, 1844 in Lawrence Co IN d: December 06, 1912 in Lawrence Co In ...... 2 Cora Reed ...... 2 male Reed ...... 2 male Reed ...... 2 male Reed ...... 2 male Reed John Reed was Susannah's first husband, deceased by 1882, when Susannah married (2) Cicero Joseph Worthington. They lived around in and around Mitchell. I thoug
13. [INLAWREN] (INLAWREN) REED, REDYARD, JONES, SKAGGS [1]
Jenni, Who was the Redyard that your Sarah Reed married and do you have a date? My 2ndgreatgrandmother was Phebe Redyard/Rudyard who married James C. Melvin. Her father was Isaiah Rudyard b. June 07, 1785 d. June 02, 1837 and mother Ellenore ? b. July 31, 1790 d. Nov. 01, 1847. They are both buried in Lawrence county. They had children..John b. abt. 1808..Joseph b. abt.1812, Albert b. abt. 1815, Adam S. b. Nov. 1, 1817, Asa b. abt. 1820, Phebe b. 1824, Mary Ellen b. abt. 1826 and I'm not sure but maybe a
14. [INLAWREN] More information on Robert Dougherty of Lawrence Co [1]
Hello Robert Dougherty that is listed on the 1830 census married Sarah Butler. and his parents were Joseph Dougherty and his wife Elizabeth Drake. Now does any one know where they were burried and when they died? Did they leave Lawrence co.?? Any information at all will help Mary Lou in Okla
15. [INLAWREN] sent for the book on loan threw the Lib. here [1]
I have requested the Lib here try to get the Ind. Lawrence co History for me and will see none of the other books have ever came in I requested so maybt this will be different I hope Mary Lou
16. Re: [INLAWREN] History of Lawrence co [1]
The History of Lawrence County by James Guthrie is the one sold by the LCHGS and I'm sure it is available from the Bedford Public Library through inter-library loan. The other two - GoodSpeeds History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Counties and the History of Lawrence and Monroe County can be found at the library but are in the "do not circulate" category. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn "Mel" Nickless" To: Sent: Monday, May 13, 200
17. Re: [INLAWREN] Robert Dougherty [1]
Robert isn't mentioned in the entry for Isaiah & Sarah, but there is a Robert listed on pgs. 22, 25, 26, 34, 46, 77. On pg. 22... "Probably the second grist-mill in the county that was operated by water-power was situated on Indian Creek, a short distance above the place where Craig's Mill now stands on that stream. This was in operation as early as 1818, and was owned by Robert Dougherty, who in a year or so sold to a man named Bowers." On pg. 25... Under the heading of Shawswick Township... "...The a
18. [INLAWREN] (INLAWREN) REED, REDYARD, JONES, SKAGGS [1]
I am up against a brick wall here. I am trying to find out about the family of SARAH CAROLINE REED. She married a REDYARD, (they had three children; MARY, WILLIAM and HENRY REDYARD), then married THOMAS JONES of Lawrence County dob. 1831-1877 (they had two children, JACK and ZACK Jones) and then she married someone by the name of SKAGGS. Most of her life was in Lawrence Co, near Huron but at the time of her death 7/27/1900 she was in Washington IN. Any information on anyone mentioned would be very
19. Re: [INLAWREN] History of Lawrence co [1]
Mary Lou, They are two different books. The one is the History of Lawrence and Monroe Counties of Indiana. I have never seen a book on the History of Orange County. You should be able to get them thru an interlibrary loan. I know I got the History of Lawrence and Monroe Counties of Indiana that way earlier this year. Millie
20. [INLAWREN] Re: Guthrie Twp... [1]
Where is Guthrie Twp.... Also, are Lawrence Co marriages pre 1850 on line???Not the State copy, but, the county copy. Thanks. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
21. Re: [INLAWREN] Robert Dougherty [1]
Mary Lou, If someone on the list has a complete copy of the Lawrence Co. IN history 1818-1990, there might be some info on your Robert in the entry for Isaiah & Sarah Dougherty. I have only the first part of that page - #208 - which doesn't mention their children. It continues on pg 209 which I don't have. Marilyn . ----- Original Message ----- From: Mary Lou Morgan To: INLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 5:26 AM Subject: [INLAWREN] The Robert Dougherty of Lawren
22. [INLAWREN] The Robert Dougherty of Lawrence co [1]
Hello List I still have not been able to find any information, except the census and land grants for this Robert Dougherty and his wife Sarah. I would surely like to know if any one can tell me when he died ??? And where? They may have moved on to heavens knows where. Any names of his children or just any thing? Thanking you Mary Lou
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