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1. [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
I recently obtained a copy of a death record for the sister of my 2nd great grandfather from the Switzerland Co. Health Department. It shows that Jane Windhauser Andrew (1833-1911) is buried at Spring Branch Cemetery. This cemetery isn't covered in Wanda Morford's book of cemetery inscriptions, but I'm guessing it's located in Craig Twp., as that's where she lived, according to the census reports. I'd like to confirm its location and wonder if this particular cemetery has ever been inventoried as I'm sti
2. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
That makes sense, Bob - checked the descriptive info in the book. No Andrew burials listed there though. Kay
3. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
An unfortunate set of circumstances for those of us who are searching! Does the church still have the burial records?
4. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
Judy: I have a RILEY CHASER from Switzerland Co., that I am having problems finding. I noticed you have RILEY as a surname and I wondered how my RILEY CHASER got that for his first name. I know he came to Missouri in the 1860's or 1870's with the SHAFFER and REAGAN families from Switzerland County, but can't ever find him in a census or elsewhere. Tried all variations of spellings as I don't really know if CHASER is a good spelling or not. Any CHASER or anything that might be like that in your f
5. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
Judy, Does this help? # ID: I1664 # Name: J. A. HINMAN # Sex: M # Burial: Bethel Ridge Cemetery, York Township, Switzerland County, Indiana 1 Sources: 1. Title: Switzerland County, Indiana Cemetery Inscriptions 1817 - 1985 Author: Wanda L. Morford Publication: Copyright 1986 by Wanda L. Morford at Cincinnati, Ohio; Library of Congress Catalog Card #86-060482; ISB #0-961-6543-09 Page: Page 462 Text: Hinman, J.A., Co. K. 3rd Ind. Cav.
6. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
Hello, Is the Old Bethel Baptist church near the Bethel Methodist Church? I was told that the Bethel Methodist church was turned into a mechanics garage. The Bethel Methodist is pictured at this web site. Scroll down to Bethel Methodist Church. _http://myindianahome.net/gen/switz/photos/index.html_ (http://myindianahome.net/gen/switz/photos/index.html) Can anyone tell me the significance of "Bethel" in both church's names? My Grandmother, Lola, gave me the picture of the Methodist church.
7. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
Larry, Thank you, thank you, thank you! I can't begin to tell you how important this information is. You are truly a kind soul! Judy -----Original Message----- From: lnoble30@comcast.net To: inswitze@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 11:17 PM Subject: Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. Judy, Does this help? # ID: I1664 # Name: J. A. HINMAN # Sex: M # Burial: Bethel Ridge Cemetery, York Township, Switzerland County, Indiana 1 Sources: 1. Title: Switzerland County,
8. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
I would guess that before 1920 that up to 50 percent of all burials did not have tombstones. It was not just children. I once checked one church record from the early 1900s that noted burials against marked graves in the church cemetery and found a surprising number of adult graves were not marked. -----Original Message----- From: kdavid2410@comcast.net To: inswitze@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 10:38 AM Subject: Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. That makes sense, B
9. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
Val, I don't have a Riley Chaser. My problem is finding the grave of Indiana Riley Hinman, female, B. abt 1850 to William (b.1808 in England) and Louisa Riley (b. abt 1814 in Indiana). Indiana died 21 May 1881, in Switzerland County, but I can't find her grave. Her husband was Joseph Arnold Hinman. He was born abt 1845 and died from old Civil War injuries on 16 Jul 1877. Their youngest child, Lillie May was placed in the Indiana Soldiers and Orphans home. The home had no further information on Ind
10. Re: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. [1]
I think it is listed as Old Bethel Cemetery. This was the cemetery of the Old Bethel Baptist Church that was the predecessor to Spring Branch. -----Original Message----- From: kdavid2410@comcast.net To: INSWITZE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 10:22 AM Subject: [INSWITZE] Spring Branch Cemetery, Switzerland Co. I recently obtained a copy of a death record for the sister of my 2nd great grandfather from the Switzerland Co. Health Department. It shows that Jane Windhauser Andrew (183
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