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1. [INMARSHA] COVEY [1]
Hi List: I am doing a one name study on the name COVEY. If anyone has run across any of these folks I would certainly appreciate hearing from you. Thanks in advance for your efforts. Bill Covey Creator of Ol' Tubby Joe Stottlemeyer Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/3265/Welcome.html
2. Re: [INMARSHA] Court Minutes [1]
Karen, Without meaning to be too nosey... I am rather curious what accusations merit divorce in those days. Can you share? Kathi
3. Re: [INMARSHA] Culver Citizen [1]
Hi Connie, Yes, the Marshall County Museum genealogy library has microfilm copies of the Culver Citizen as well as all the other news papers in the county. Jerry Eby -----Original Message----- From: Connie Meyer To: INMARSHA-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, October 02, 1999 11:25 AM Subject: [INMARSHA] Culver Citizen >Does anyone know if the Culver Citizen is on microfilm? I recently paid >a visit to the Culver Public Library and discovered that they hav
4. [INMARSHA] Culver Citizen [1]
Does anyone know if the Culver Citizen is on microfilm? I recently paid a visit to the Culver Public Library and discovered that they have bound copies of the newspaper, but due to their brittle condition I was denied access to them. Connie Meyer
5. [INMARSHA] Clippings 10 [1]
Hi list, I have finally finished going through the newspaper clippings so this will be my last post on them. I will keep all remaining ones for awhile and then send them off to the genealogical society. Here are the last ones. 1. Military picture of Pvt. Ernest L. RONK 2. Military picture of Capt. Lowell R. LEE 3. Military picture of Pvt. Richard WILKINS 4. Military picture of Pfc. Lloyd HECKAMAN 5. Military picture of Cpl. Ezra FEECE, Jr. 6. Picture of Pvt. Herbert M. DAILEY 7. Mili
6. Re: [INMARSHA] Court Minutes [1]
Sure - they're long gone (forgive the length of the message, but I wanted you to get the whole "flavor")......Hannah A. Curtis said that "during the past three years he has grown careless, indifferent and estremely indolent, and has almost wholly failed to support his family, and besides he has become addicted to most bestial and degraded habits of which plaintiff has lately learned. That the knowledge of these habits of defendant has made plaintiff greatly ashamed of herself and for him - and it has given
7. [INMARSHA] Court Minutes [1]
I have just gotten copies of the Petition for Divorce filed by my gg-grandmother on Dec 5, 1887, along with the other documents filed in the case, including the cross-complaint by my gg-grandfather. The papers are fascinating with serious (for the time period) accusations, but now I would like to find out if there were hearings and minutes of those hearings recorded by the stenographer or clerk. Are there microfilms of Court Minutes for the Marshall County Circuit Court for the period of Dec 1887 to July 18
8. [INMARSHA] Natural disasters [1]
This came in from the Genealogy Tip of the Day list from PC Magazine. - ---------------------------------------- THE EFFECTS OF NATURAL DISASTERS ON RECORDS Records may not exist for several reasons. Sometimes this is due to natural disasters such as Tornadoes--Cemeteries and churches often get destroyed. For example, on June 16, 1860, the largest F5 tornado ever recorded, called the Comanche Tornado, took out 14 towns in Iowa, killed over 200 people, jumped the Mississippi River at Albany, Illinois, an
9. Unidentified subject! [1]
Dear list, I thought I'd transcribe a portion of the pension file for my gg grandfather John (Johann) Conrad Frevert. It contains a petition signed by a number of area residents, and I thought that perhaps this might help someone pin down a date. I've deciphered the handwriting as best I could. Steve Frevert Plymouth, Ind. May 9- 1885 To the Hon. J.C. Black Commissioner of Pensions Washington D.C. On the Matter of John Frevert late of Co "C" 1st Reg. Ohio Volunteers, Mexican War. For Original Inva
10. [INMARSHA] Culver Citizen [1]
Connie, Yes, the Culver Citizen is on microfilm. You can try to get it through interlibrary loan at your local library; it is available through the Indiana State Library, I believe. I have found a lot of interesting tidbits of information concerning my FREVERT and LOUDON ancestors written up in the local goings-on sections of the Citizen in the early 1900s. Good luck! Steve Frevert
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