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1. INDIANA CEMETERIES NOT ON LINE/PUTNAM/OWEN COUNTY [1]
Today I went to a few local cemeteries to get fresh air and to learn. These aren't the full data I found. Just wrote down the oldest. Those are the hardest to find. I hope this helps someone. Just wanted to share a little info. Good searching. 1.) Doe Creek Cemetery Located 1125 south 25 East Putnam County, Indiana - Partial Listing; NOTE* All of these markers are individual stones unless otherwise indicated. ALLEN/CLINE/COFFMAN/HALL/SUTHERLIN/SWARTZ/SWIFT/ TILLEY/TROUT/WOOD RINER William H. Hall 185
2. Re: Reposting Interests [1]
I am interested in ANY Peffley, Pefley, or Peffly connections, in Montgomery, Putnam, Elkhart counties, or anywhere else for that matter. Visit the Peffley Book on-line at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~scismfam/peffbook/ or just search the Rootsweb main page, it is indexed in the master search engine. Jeff Scism If your ancestor was saint or cudge, who are we to be the judge? For seldom is a person known, by a few facts and stories shown.
3. Cemetery Records [1]
Are any cemetery records posted online for Putnam Co. IN? Ellie S.
4. CARTER/BRADSHAW/SWEENEY [1]
I am researching the following lines in the Putnam county area.Any help or exchange is much appreciated. 1. John Carter born 1813 in KY married Eliza Nutterfield migrated to Owen county IN about 1832 then onto Putnam county about 1860. He married second Ann Sinclair on November 14, 1867. John died on February 27, 1901 in Putnam county IN 2. Alexander Bradshaw born 1807 in Nicholas county Ky married Elizabeth Alison 11-1-1832 in Nicholas county KY. They migrated to Putnam county between 1838-1840. They rem
5. Fw: The Youngstown Genealogy Website [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: HarryTurner3@aol.com To: INPUTNAM-admin@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 11:05 PM Subject: The Youngstown Genealogy Website Dear List Owner: Please pass on to your listers that a new website was started two months ago for the Youngstown, Ohio, area. It contains birth, marriage, death, and other genealogical records for Youngstown. It is free. If your listers had someone passing thru Youngstown, they may want to look or even contribute material.
6. Fw: Hello [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Charles G. Bowen To: SharonBryant@worldnet.att.net Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 1:05 AM Subject: Hello We are looking for Julius Glazebrook and son Clifton who went to Putnam County about 1830. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Mary Bowen
7. Re: CARTER/BRADSHAW/SWEENEY [1]
Some of these surnames appear in the Peffley Families in America which has plenty of Putnam/ Montgomery county connections in the late 19th to early 20th Centuries. The Book is on-line, http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~scismfam/peffbook/index.htm Please browse it for connections. Jeff On Thu, 8 Mar 2001 06:50:51 -0500 "Debbie Jennings" writes: > I am researching the following lines in the Putnam county area.Any > help or > exchange is much appreciated. > > 1. John Carter born 1813
8. Lewallen Reunion?? [1]
Hello, Does anyone know of any Lewallen or Llewellyn Reunions? I was once told that there is one in Indiana somewhere. Thank you, Bruce
9. Re: INDIANA CEMETERIES NOT ON LINE/PUTNAM/OWEN COUNTY [1]
Hello Janet and all, Thank you. I'm sure it wasn't the warmest day to be tromping around cemeteries and trying to write down inscriptions. I also wanted to point out that both Doe Creek and Salem Cemeteries are posted on-line on the Putnam County website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~inputnam/cemeteries.htm. I checked your list against what has already been posted and found only one additional name on your list that was not on-line. I have no idea what Owen County is doing to include cemetery inscriptions
10. William Henry Woodall [1]
While we are on the subject of the old tombstones, I thought I would add this tidbit on William Henry Woodall who fought in the Civil War. It is fro R. Mason in her book on the Woodalls: "Their 4th child, William Henry Woodall fought in the Civil War and his description doesn't sound like our other Wooodalls- 5'7" light hair blue eyes, fair complexion and beautiful penmanship-especially the beautiful penmanship! WIlliam Henry Woodall enlisted from Greene CO, Indiana in Oct. 1861-this unit was a f
11. William and John LOVE.....Nelson Co.KY>IN [1]
I'm searching for information on the family of Margaret "Peggy" LOVE b. ca1800 PA....m. Samuel T. BOLDON/BALDWIN.... 28 Jun 1818 Nelson Co.KY....I have found some evidence that her father might be a William LOVE....as he was found to be in Nelson Co. on the Taxlist 1785 and 1787. Margaret and Samuel migrated to Owen Co.IN during the early 1820's and lived there several years during that time period there was a family of John LOVE living close to them in Wayne Twp.....the age would have been a l
12. Reposting Interests [1]
Hello to all, I am reposting my family names after a long (though involuntary) absence due to computer failure: RIDDLE: Mainly the family of James RIDDLE born 1836 KY, died 2 August 1930 Barnard, Putnam County; married Mary MOORE born 1839 KY, died 1932 Greencastle, Putnam County; children Anna c1868, James William 1871, Solomon 1874, Samuel (Tilden) 1878, John 1879, Bernard & Burton 1881, Charles & Eva 1884, Robert c1886 MYERS: The family of Charles Thomas MYERS born 1834 KY, married Mary Jane EGG
13. Wallace, Allee, Rector, Dobbs, Hurst [1]
Hello, I am interested in corresponding and exchanging information on the Wallace, Allee, Rector, Dobbs and Hurst families. Most resided in Mill Creek, Jefferson, Cloverdale and Marion Twps. from 1820 to current. Here's the list of some of the peripheral families. Alexander, Buis, Dorsett, Hill, McCarty, Sandy, Shaw, Staley, Vermillion I also have a fair amount of information on families in Adams Twp., Morgan Co., IN which is right across the Mill creek from Mill Creek Twp. I'm also researching an
14. Re: INPUTNAM-D Digest V01 #18 [1]
At 10:35 PM 3/6/2001 -0500, Donna Bruner wrote: >Sharon, > I can't do work at Greencastle, as I'm 800 miles away. But I'll > volunteer >again to transcribe other records you might chose to send, or do some >other aspect >of the project, using the standard two finger typing method I used on the >cemetery >records you sent before. >Ralph Bruner I also would like to join Ralph in volunteering to do transcription. Sherry >INPUTNAM-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > > Subject: > > > > INPUTNAM-D Dig
15. Fw: Library Address [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Roxanne Vargo" To: "Bill Mallory" Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 10:53 AM Subject: Re: Library Address > Bill, > The address can be located at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~inputnam/ > > Putnam County Library > Cyril Johnson Genealogy Room > 103 E. Poplar St. > Greencastle, IN 46135 > Hours: M, W,F = 9:30am-12, and 1-5pm > Tues & Thurs = 9:30am-12, 1-5pm and 6- > 8pm > Sat. = 9-12 and 1-5 >
16. COOPER [1]
Would appreciate any information on the following Coopers: JOHN F. COOPER b. 1852, died in 1916 in Greencastle, Putnam Co, IN. Son, WILLIAM COOPER and two daughters, MRS. PAUL HURST and MRS. THEODORE HURST. STERLING COOPER b. 1827 IN, lived and was buried in Vigo Co., IN. His father, BENJAMIN COOPER, lived in Putnam Co. and Vigo Co., IN. My Coopers originally came from NC -- then settled in Indiana and Illinois. Will appreciate info on any of the above families. Mary maria03@earthlink.net
17. family of John BALDWIN b. 1797 Anne Arundel Co.MD. [1]
As far as I've been able to determine my John BALDWIN descends from the Henry BALDWIN line b. 1700 living in Anne Arudel Co.MD possibly from England . Descendants of John Baldwin 1 John Baldwin 1797 MD.---m. 28 Mar 1828 Spencer Co.KY---migrated with his family to Nelson Co.KY....living there 1800-1820's.....migrated to Owen Co.IN after 1828....found on the 1850 Putnam Co.IN census.....1860 & 1870 Mont. Co.IN census.....after that time not found....presumed to have died in Mon
18. Clearwater Family in Putnam County [1]
Hi I am new to the list. I am helping a friend search for her grandfather. His name was James Alfred Clearwater. I believe he was born or moved to this county in his early life. I dont know exactly when he was born but would guess around the 1870's. He moved to Arnett, Ellis Co, Ok and married Helen Mabel Doane on March 17, 1913. She was born March 3, 1877. Both are buried in Ellis Co, OK. I know this isnt much to go on but any little bit will help. James died on November 20, 1944. Thank yo
19. GEORGE W. BURNETT BORN 1862, IN [1]
Hello List, I am seeking the parents and siblings of GEORGE W. BURNETT, born in Indiana, November 15, 1862. I have no idea the county. That was all I could find on census, death certificate, etc. On a tape, made when she was very old, his wife Mary, related this story told to her by GEORGE. George's mother was killed in an accident or died suddenly, when he was an infant. There were other children, don't know ages or how many. George was adopted by Shoemaker/Shumaker?Shoebaker??? He lived with them unt
20. Library Address [1]
Researching MALLORY, BOND, BESANCON, DRAPER lines Descendancy Charts at www.wmallory.com/fhindex.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Could some one help me with the snail mail address for the Putnam Co. Library in Greencastle? Thanks, Bill Mallory
21. Re: #2 Wallace, Allee, Rector, Dobbs, Hur ["Adam Walters" [1]
I am responding to the Shaw surname is which is my mother's family. Have lots of history on the Shaw's of Cloverdale. Would like to compare information. E-mail me at PK9345@aol.com Becky
22. Richard Wright Web Page [1]
I have just updated the web site adding 2300 relatives including 700 direct descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. Major updates include adding marriages, sources and descendants of the following among others: 1. corrected children and started annotating sources for Richard Wright, Sr. & Jr. from Knouf & Lillie White books (this will take a few months to complete). Added Descendants of: 2. Philburd Wright/Elizabeth Reagan 3. John Tyler/Julia and Polly Eliza Wright 4. Meredith Wright/Apline Snyder 5.
23. Fwd: Genealogy scam [1]
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24. Re: INPUTNAM-D Digest V01 #25 [1]
In a message dated 3/21/01 7:01:11 AM Eastern Standard Time, INPUTNAM-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Would appreciate any information on the following Coopers: > > JOHN F. COOPER b. 1852, died in 1916 in Greencastle, Putnam Co, IN. Son, > WILLIAM COOPER and two daughters, MRS. PAUL HURST and MRS. THEODORE > HURST. > > STERLING COOPER b. 1827 IN, lived and was buried in Vigo Co., IN. His > father, BENJAMIN COOPER, lived in Putnam Co. and Vigo Co., IN. My > Coopers originally came from NC -- then s
25. Re: INPUTNAM-D Digest V01 #18 [1]
The Census Project is in need of transcribers for all states. It is a fun and interesting project to be done at the transcribers leisure. Our goal is to have all the census records for all years, states and counties to be available free of charge to anyone who wants to search them. For more information about becoming a transcriber go to the Census Project Homepage at http://www.us-census.org/ This is a great group of people to work with and a very worthy project. Thanks, Myra Chambers State Co
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