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1. [INMARION] Another Lawrence Cemetery in Trouble [1]
The Ebenezer Lutheran Cemetery at 42nd & Millersroad, behind the current Baptist Church (old Ebenezer Lutheran) is in dire need of help on the tombstones! Several of the tombstones have been knocked over or damaged over the years. Many of the stones are for burials from 1727-early 1900's. Most of the families there are from Frederick County, Maryland-New Harmony, IN to Lawrence. Familes included are: Bower, Brown, Easterday, Mowrey, Shartz(s), Ringer, Pressly, Leatherman, English, Schnee, Smay & ma
2. [INMARION] Orphans Home [1]
BlankI need some help if I can get it. In 1898 directly across the street from 1450 Spruce St. was a German Protestant Orphans Home. Is it still there? probably a dumb question. Was it there in 1918? Would anyone have the faintest idea where to look for records from this Home? Any help speculation or down right lies would be a help at this time. Thanks Robert C. Wilharm Texas rcw0@flash.net http://www.angelfire.com/wi/lostgenes/index.html
3. [INMARION] RAY obit [1]
Does anyone know this RAY gentleman? The Evening News, Indianapolis, IN Monday, March 27, 1871, pg 1 The funeral of Oscar W. Ray took place at Anderson last Wednesday. He committed suicide recently at Greensburg, Pennsylvania, after an unsuccessful attempt to kill his wife. If anyone is a member of INMADISO-L, would you be so kind as to forward this obit to that list? Phyllis Miller Fleming Shelbyville, IN
4. Re: [INMARION] Orphans Home [1]
hey Robert, someone at the Indiana Historical Society sent me two forms: Form 47896 (R/4-97) and Form 47897 (R/4-97), the first one is for identifying information, and the second is for non-identifying information. You can submit both forms to obtain information about your ancestor(s) who were adopted in Indiana, prior to Jan 1. 1994. The Indiana State Department of Health is the creator of these forms, and the return address on the forms is: Indiana Adoption History Registry Indiana State Department of Hea
5. Re: [INMARION] Orphans Home [1]
Matt Can you tell me where to get the paperwork. If I am correct and the adoption proves the person is not blood related does that mean that I cannot get the records? Robert C. Wilharm Texas rcw0@flash.net http://www.angelfire.com/wi/lostgenes/index.html
6. [INMARION] Gates/Surber in Marion Co. [1]
Happy 2000 listers ... I'm searching for descendants of a Peter Gates, who married my g.grandfather's sister, Elizabeth Surber. The marriage took place in Shelby County, IN 8-18-1836. The husband's name was listed as Peter "Gates or Getts." By 1870 they were spelling the name GATES. Peter is believed to have been of German-speaking Swiss ancestry, as was Elizabeth. By 1850, Elizabeth "GETTS" appears in the MARION County IN census as a head of household. For various reasons, I know this to be the same Eli
7. [INMARION] IN birth certificates [1]
My husbands parents are both dead. We sent to IN to get his birth certificate and what came back was a 1/2 sheet of paper--all typed with ONLY the name of the parents, the state of their birth, and my husbands name and birth date. Is this normal for IN? All birth certificates I have seen have the age of parents, their birth dates, their occupation, hospital where child was born, etc. In other words, there is usually a lot of genealogy info on the birth cert. We have sent to both the state of IN as well
8. [INMARION] 1830'S Lawrence & Washington Twp Records [1]
Does anyone know if the original 'Justice of the Peace' and 'Surveyor' records would still exist somewhere for Lawrence & Washington Townships? A Daniel Shartz(s) was Justice of the Peace in Lawrence Township & his son William Sharts was Surveyor for Washington Township. Am looking for further information on these men! Thank you for your help. Marilyn Barber Danville, IN Researching the surnames SHARTZ(S), RINGER, BROWN(BRAUN), BOWER(BAUER), EASTERDAY(OSTERTAG), MOWREY(MOWERY),
9. [INMARION] Land Records: Who do I write? [1]
I'm interested in finding an index of land records for Marion County (specifically the city of Indianapolis). Would someone please let me know what office I should write to for this information? I'm unfamiliar with Indiana's govt. structure....does each county have a Registrar of Deeds or is it handled by another office? Any help appreciated. Joel joel@rafert.org
10. [INMARION] HALFORD(ENG>OH>IN)FLYNN, MAYHEW (IN), SPALDING (OH>IL) Please Help Answer Questions About A Family Tragedy [1]
Elijah Walker HALFORD was my great-uncle, born in England (1843), emigrated to Hamilton, Ohio as a child (1848), and grew to adulthood in Indianapolis, Indiana (1880 Federal Census). Among his papers in the Library of Congress is a letter to his sister Maria Ann (m. John SPALDING) about the death in 1865 of their youngest brother George. I need lots of help in answering questions about this tragedy. Let me summarize the tale told in the letter. (Email me if youd like a scan and/or a transcription of the
11. Re: [INMARION] HALFORD(ENG>OH>IN)FLYNN, MAYHEW (IN), SPALDING (OH>IL) Please Help Answer Questions About A Family Tragedy [1]
The 1870 city directory shows a E. W. Halford, editor Indianapolis Journal, residence at 110 E. St. Mary (I have no idea where that is) Also, A. J. Halford, city editor, News, boards at 863 N. New Jersey. Hope that helps. Bill Arthur
12. Re: [INMARION] IN birth certificates [1]
Lynda, I got the same type of birth certificates for my grandchildren when I went to the Oregon vital records office here in Portland. I asked the clerk if they didn't put "all" information on the certificates anymore. He told me that those were the "long" forms and I would have to ask for the "long" form if that was what I wanted. Maybe it's the same in IN - it's worth a try! Claudia ----- Original Message ----- From: Bill & Lynda Becker To: Sent: Fri
13. [INMARION] Marion Co IN Land Records [1]
Didn't someone just ask about land records for Marion Co? Maybe this site will help: -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Indianapolis Donation Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 21:48:45 -0500 From: "Melinda Weaver" To: "Phyllis Miller Fleming" This is a site that deals with Land Records.....The Indianapolis Donation....I thought that this would interest you. Melinda http://www.state.in.us/icpr/webfile/donation/donindex.html
14. Re: [INMARION] IN birth certificates [1]
hi not sure if anybody else has answerd you but the birth certificates i have on my slef and children which are from Indiana are just like you said bith place of parents and the name and of paretns and the person ANN
15. Re: [INMARION] Indiana State Library Policy on looking up Obits has changed! [1]
hello: Do you have the link or URL for this site? i thought that i had it. thank you so much....Maggie
16. Re: [INMARION] Francis Marion Johnson [1]
Bill I check the Indiana Archives Site, and I did find Johnson, Frank M. But I did not see a address to write to the State Archives, can I e-mail them. Or would there be a charge for the Business papers. Charlotte Bill Arthur wrote: > > The Indiana State Archives maintains records of Indianapolis and Marion > County employees from 1890-1926, and they made a list of names available > on their web site, > http://www.ai.org/icpr/webfile/archives/indpls_m.html. However, the > list may not be complete. >
17. [INMARION] 2000 census [1]
>The year 2000 is a Census Year. Most of the census will be taken by mail, so >after you have filled out your census form why not make a copy of it and >file with your important papers. Then your family will not have to wait 72 >years to learn about you." > >Got this from another list and thought this was an excellant idea ...... >just thought I'd pass it on!!!!! Earl
18. [INMARION] Re: INMARION-D Digest V00 #6 [1]
Hi Robin: I just saw your listing on the Marion County site about the Tate, Klepfer Cemetery. I am related to some of the Klepfers that are buried there. I have not been to the cemetery. I live in California. I had intended to go the last time I was bzck in Indiana, but did not get there. Are you in contact with a Ralph (think that is his first name) Klepfer? One of the sources that I received Klepfer information from had met with him and went to the cemetery quite a few years ago. Donna Doyle donnad
19. [INMARION] Rafert Family Webpage [1]
Hello all, Just a quick note to let you know that the Rafert Family Webpage is now online at www.rafert.org. The family was predominately in the Indianapolis area, be sure to check out the surname page. These pages are just being built so be sure to check back for further updates. If you have a connect to this family or have any questions/comment be sure to drop me a line. Joel joel@rafert.org
20. Re: [INMARION] 1450 Spruce St. Indianapolis [1]
Hi Robert, Your address caught my attention -- my grandparents lived at 1434 Spruce for many years, and other family members lived in the Fountain Square area! If I remember correctly, the area across the street and directly east is vacant. I believe it forms a triangular lot bordered by Pleasant Run Parkway and Spruce Street. Your ggp's may have lived on Pleasant Run Creek, which runs alongside the Parkway. I'd be glad to take a picture when I visit Indy next -- but it probably won't be until February
21. Re: [INMARION] Francis Marion Johnson [1]
Sorry to interrupt, but is this Frank Johnson the one who died ca 1895, and is buried in Crown HIll Cem? Possibly married to Molly Caldwell? Flock's wrote: > Bill > I check the Indiana Archives Site, and I did find Johnson, Frank M. But > I did not see a address to write to the State Archives, can I e-mail > them. Or would there be a charge for the Business papers. > > Charlotte > > Bill Arthur wrote: > > > > The Indiana State Archives maintains records of Indianapolis and Marion > > County employees fr
22. [INMARION] Indianapolis Land Records [1]
Is there an index for land records in Indianapolis online or anyone willing to do lookups? Just checking before writing to the county. Any help appreciated. Joel joel@rafert.org
23. [INMARION] Francis Marion Johnson [1]
Hi, I'm lookin for more information on Francis Marion Johnson the son of Ruel Johnson "Russell" and Mary E. Constable. Would anyone know where I can get more information on the police force where he work at. Charlotte E. Flock !Death: "The Indianapolis News" Tuesday, July 21, 1925 pg. 17, col. 5 RITES FOR F. M. JOHNSON Former Policeman Died Sunday After Long Illness. Funeral services for Frank M. Johnson, age forty-seven, who died at the
24. Re: [INMARION] Indiana State Library Policy on looking up Obits haschanged! [1]
Indiana State Library Genealogy Division http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/WWW/INDIANA/GENEALOGY/genmenu.html INDIANA STATE LIBRARY Newspaper Holdings Guide http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/WWW/INDIANA/NEWSPAPER/HOLD.HTML Indiana Division, Indiana State Library Indianapolis Newspapers Index, 1848-1888 http://199.8.200.90:591/newsindex.html These are the ones that I have. Joel jsruss@mindspring.com MagEbuns@aol.com wrote: > > hello: > Do you have the link or URL for this site? i thought that i had it. thank y
25. [INMARION] Cemetery in trouble in Lawrence Township...Tate/Morgan/Todd/Klepfer/Beaver/Wann [1]
My husband and I just visited a little Tate/Todd/Klepfer/Beaver/Wann Cemetery this evening at 5PM at the Intersection of Fall Creek Road and Mud Creek Road; There's also the Morgan family....including a Samuel Morgan b. ca. 1825. A new development is going in and this cemetery is in trouble!!!!!! Most of the death dates are from 1880-1910. Birth dates are mostly 1820's and 1830's. Please help. Robin Sloan Lawrence Twp Indianapolis Indiana 317-826-7721
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