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Nicolas
Miller
~1840
Peter
D.
Miller
~1845
Mary
E.
Hancock
~1847
Harriet
A.
Hancock
~1849
Matthew
T.
Hancock
1796 - 1847
Samuel
Hancock
50
50
Transcript of portion of letter dated 12 March 1848 to Osburn Lamar Wilson from William Hancock (they are 2nd cousins):<br />"Sickness -- this has been rageing through our country during the whole winter to an alarming extent in the character of Sypes fever -- Uncle Samuel Hancock his son George you recollect that took that ride with us to Palmyra & was so gentlemanly and Social & his Son James, Daughter Nancy, all died within the Short Space of 4. months of this fatal disease -- there were no other deaths in the connection -- yet there has been much Sickness. I was attacked with this disease in July last, from which I never recovered till in Dec."
1794 - 1875
Francis
Anna
Avery
81
81
Transcript of portion of letter dated 12 March 1848 to Osburn Lamar Wilson from William Hancock (they are 2nd cousins):<br />"Sickness -- this has been rageing through our country during the whole winter to an alarming extent in the character of Sypes fever -- Uncle Samuel Hancock his son George you recollect that took that ride with us to Palmyra & was so gentlemanly and Social & his Son James, Daughter Nancy, all died within the Short Space of 4. months of this fatal disease -- there were no other deaths in the connection -- yet there has been much Sickness. I was attacked with this disease in July last, from which I never recovered till in Dec."<br />-----<br />1850 U.S. Census, District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, p. 396<br />Enumeration Date: 8 August 1850, p. 396 (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 218)<br />189/189 Anna Hancock, 55, widow, $800, b. Tennessee [widow of Samuel]<br />Mary A. Hancock, 20, b. Indiana<br />John Strange Hancock, 18, student farmer, b. Indiana<br />Catharine Hancock, 15, b. Indiana<br />Samuel Wesley Hancock, 12, b. Indiana<br />Sarah J.W. Golesbery, 2, b. Indiana [daughter of Nancy Jane Hancock and Robert Goldsberry]
1818 - 1847
James
B.
Hancock
29
29
Transcript of portion of letter dated 12 March 1848 to Osburn Lamar Wilson from William Hancock (they are 2nd cousins):<br />"Sickness -- this has been rageing through our country during the whole winter to an alarming extent in the character of Sypes fever -- Uncle Samuel Hancock his son George you recollect that took that ride with us to Palmyra & was so gentlemanly and Social & his Son James, Daughter Nancy, all died within the Short Space of 4. months of this fatal disease -- there were no other deaths in the connection -- yet there has been much Sickness. I was attacked with this disease in July last, from which I never recovered till in Dec."
~1820
Sarah
Hancock
~1824 - Abt 1847/1848
Nancy
Jane
Hancock
Transcript of portion of letter dated 12 March 1848 to Osburn Lamar Wilson from William Hancock (they are 2nd cousins):<br />"Sickness -- this has been rageing through our country during the whole winter to an alarming extent in the character of Sypes fever -- Uncle Samuel Hancock his son George you recollect that took that ride with us to Palmyra & was so gentlemanly and Social & his Son James, Daughter Nancy, all died within the Short Space of 4. months of this fatal disease -- there were no other deaths in the connection -- yet there has been much Sickness. I was attacked with this disease in July last, from which I never recovered till in Dec."
~1820
Robert
Goldsberry
~1847
Sarah
J. W.
Goldsberry
1825 - 1847
George
A.
Hancock
21
21
Transcript of portion of letter dated 12 March 1848 to Osburn Lamar Wilson from William Hancock (they are 2nd cousins):<br />"Sickness -- this has been rageing through our country during the whole winter to an alarming extent in the character of Sypes fever -- Uncle Samuel Hancock his son George you recollect that took that ride with us to Palmyra & was so gentlemanly and Social & his Son James, Daughter Nancy, all died within the Short Space of 4. months of this fatal disease -- there were no other deaths in the connection -- yet there has been much Sickness. I was attacked with this disease in July last, from which I never recovered till in Dec."
1829
Mary
A.
Hancock
1831
John
Strange
Hancock
1834 - 1895
Catharine
Hancock
60
60
1837 - 1922
Samuel
Wesley
Hancock
85
85
1799 - 1873
John
Hancock
73
73
Transcript of portion of letter dated 12 March 1848 to Osburn Lamar Wilson from William Hancock, son of Elizabeth Hooker Mills and Mathew Hancock (Osburn and William are 2nd cousins):<br />"I have not heard from your fathers family Since you left for Mexico. My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock. Hooker & Jonathan are keeping a country Store. I am yet bachelor an keeping School of winters. School for last winter was out in February not much probability of marying."<br />-----<br />Family Search http://www.familysearch.com/<br />John Hancock married his first wife, Martha B. King on 27 January 1820. Martha B. King (the daughter of the Reverend Benjamin King and Martha Haywood) was born 7 November 1801 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 28 April 1839 in Harrison County, Indiana.<br />John Hancock's second wife, Mary Kearns, was married first to William Jackson. Mary and William's oldest son, Thomas Kerns Jackson, married Mathew Hancock's (John Hancock's brother) and Elizabeth Hooker Hancock's daughter, Rebecca Ann.<br />-----<br />Partial transcript of letter to Mr. O. L. Wilson from William Hancock:<br />March 12. 1848<br />Indiana<br />Harrison County<br />Mr. O. L. Wilson<br />Dear Cousin I imbrace this opportunity of informing you that I am well at this time with the reast of the connection and enteraining the Strongest hopes that thease few lines may find you in the Same enjoyment of the greatest blessing of our great Creator... My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock... Write to me if you please I remain<br /><br />Your friend &. cousin<br />Wm Hancock<br />[William is the son of Mathew Hancock; Osburn Lamar Wilson is William's second cousin - their grandmothers being Sarah and Jane Skeen, daughters of Ruth Lamar and Matthew Skeen.]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 232<br />1850 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, District 45, Harrison County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 15 August 1850<br />h/h 285/285 John Hancock, 50, M, Farmer, $1300, b. North Carolina<br />Mariah Hancock, 52, F, b. North Carolina [MARY KEARNS/KERNS JACKSON]<br />Benjamin Hancock, 19, M, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />Jane L/S. Hancock, 79, F, b. North Carolina<br />Ruthey Hancock, 46, F, b. North Carolina, insane<br />Deborah Hancock, 17, b. Indiana<br />Nancy P. Hancock, 16, F, b. Indiana
~1800
Jane
Hancock
1801 - 1863
Martin
Hancock
62
62
~1802
Sarah
Hancock
~1804
Kathy
Hancock
1806 - 1890
Benjamin
Hancock
83
83
~1811 - 1885
Judge
Hancock
74
74
1801 - 1839
Martha
B.
King
37
37
~1821
Martha
H.
Hancock
~1829
Jane
S.
Hancock
1831
Benjamin
K.
Hancock
The U.S. 1850 Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana lists 19 year-old Benjamin in the same household as his father, John Hancock and his stepmother Mariah Kearns Jackson Hancock. Benjamin's birthplace is listed as Indiana.
~1834
Deborah
Hancock
1836
Nancy
P.
Hancock
1797 - 1884
Mary
Kerns
87
87
Family Search http://www.familysearch.com/<br />John Hancock's first wife, Martha Haywood, was born 7 November 1801 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 28 April 1839 in Harrison County, Indiana. John Hancock's second wife, Mary Kearns, was married first to William Jackson. Mary and William's oldest son, Thomas Kerns Jackson, married Mathew (John Hancock's brother) and Elizabeth Hooker Hancock's daughter, Rebecca Ann.<br />-----<br />Partial transcript of letter to Mr. O. L. Wilson from William Hancock:<br />March 12. 1848<br />Indiana<br />Harrison County<br />Mr. O. L. Wilson<br />Dear Cousin I imbrace this opportunity of informing you that I am well at this time with the reast of the connection and enteraining the Strongest hopes that thease few lines may find you in the Same enjoyment of the greatest blessing of our great Creator... My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock... Write to me if you please I remain<br /><br />Your friend &. cousin<br />Wm Hancock<br />[William is the son of Mathew Hancock; Osburn Lamar Wilson is William's second cousin - their grandmothers being Sarah and Jane Skeen, daughters of Ruth Lamar and Matthew Skeen.]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 232<br />1850 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, District 45, Harrison County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 15 August 1850<br />h/h 285/285 John Hancock, 50, M, Farmer, $1300, b. North Carolina<br />Mariah Hancock, 52, F, b. North Carolina [MARY KEARNS/KERNS JACKSON]<br />Benjamin Hancock, 19, M, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />Jane L/S. Hancock, 79, F, b. North Carolina<br />Ruthey Hancock, 46, F, b. North Carolina, insane<br />Deborah Hancock, 17, b. Indiana<br />Nancy P. Hancock, 16, F, b. Indiana<br />
William
Jackson
1823 - 1898
Thomas
Kerns
Jackson
75
75
Family Search http://www.familysearch.com/<br />John Hancock's first wife,Martha Haywood, was born 7 November 1801 in Washington County, Indiana, and died 28 April 1839 in Harrison County, Indiana. John Hancock's second wife, Mary Kearns, was married first to William Jackson. Mary and William's oldest son, Thomas Kerns Jackson, married Mathew (John Hancock's brother) and Elizabeth Hooker Hancock's daughter, Rebecca Ann.<br />-----<br />Partial transcript of letter to Mr. O. L. Wilson from William Hancock:<br />March 12. 1848<br />Indiana<br />Harrison County<br />Mr. O. L. Wilson<br />Dear Cousin I imbrace this opportunity of informing you that I am well at this time with the reast of the connection and enteraining the Strongest hopes that thease few lines may find you in the Same enjoyment of the greatest blessing of our great Creator... My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock... Write to me if you please I remain<br /><br />Your friend &. cousin<br />Wm Hancock<br />[William is the son of Mathew Hancock; Osburn Lamar Wilson is William's second cousin - their grandmothers being Sarah and Jane Skeen, daughters of Ruth Lamar and Matthew Skeen.]
Margaret
May
John
Kimble
Polly
Linden
Indiana Marriages to 1850<br />Judge Hancock m. Polly Linden 11 April 1833, Harrison County, Indiana
1840 - 1844
Adeline
Horner
4
4
From Samuel Hornor and Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew’s Bible:<br />Children’s Marriages (page 3)<br />Adeline Hornor was born March the 21st 1840<br />Marriage (page 2)<br />Adeline Hornor died July the 26th 1844
1829
Hugh
G.
Hooker
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Hugh, 21, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see also Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />1269/1215 Hugh G. Hooker, 33, farmer, $800, b. Tennessee<br />Nancy, 29, b. Tennessee<br />Sarah I., 9, b. Tennessee, attended school within the year<br />Robert H., 4, b. Tennessee<br />(Hugh and family are living between Johnathan F. Hooker and Chloe Partlow.)
1830
Robert
W.
Hooker
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Robert, 20, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Robert W., 30, Teacher, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />MAYBE:<br />Kentucky Marriages 1851-1900<br />Robert W. Hooker married Sallie A. Hughes, 28 August 1866, Logan County, Kentucky<br />1900 U.S. Census, Russellville City, District 40, Logan County, Kentucky<br />Sallie Hooker, 56, widow with daughter Mary, 28 (single) and daughter Maggie Cornelius, 22 (married)<br />1910 U. S. Census, Russellville City, District 49, Logan County, Kentucky (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 25)<br />Sallie Hooker, 66, widow with daughter Mary, 37
1832 - 1896
Johnathan
W.
Hooker
64
64
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker))<br />Johnathan W., 18, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />Tombstone inscription, Benjamin Hooker Cemetery, Gladeville, Tennessee:<br />J. W. Hooker<br />Born July 18, 1832<br />Died January 30, 1896<br />-----
1834 - 1862
William
A.
Hooker
28
28
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />William, 16, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />William A., 27, Farmer, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />Tombstone inscription, Benjamin Hooker Cemetery, Gladeville, Tennessee:<br />W. A. Hooker<br />Born March 14, 1834<br />Died February 18, 1862
~1837 - 1926
Benjamin
P.
Hooker
89
89
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Benjamin, 13, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Benj. P., 23, Medical Student, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1870 U.S. Census, Russellville District, Logan County, Kentucky (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 401)<br />Enumeration Date: 5 August 1870 Line: <br />85/85 Benj. P. Hooker, 31, Physician, b. Tennessee<br />Jennie H., 27, b. Kentucky<br />-----<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 162, Logan County, Kentucky (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 25)<br />Enumeration Date: Line:<br />221/224 Benj. Hooker, 41 (December, 1838/1839), physician, b. Tennessee<br />Sophia S., wife, b. Kentucky<br />Samuel, son, 9 (January 1872), b. Kentucky<br />Mary, daughter, 1, b. Kentucky<br />Arthur/Orthus Steale, 9, stepson, b. <br />Hester Oglen, domestic servant, 20<br />Richard Oglen, boarder, 1<br />-----<br />1920 U.S. Census, District 58, Logan County, Kentucky (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 12)<br />Enumeration Date: 1 Jun/Jan 1920 Line: 67 <br />392 West 7th Street, Russellville<br />392/125/151 Mary H. Ryland, 41, widowed, b. Kentucky, father b. Tennessee, mother b. Kentucky<br />William H., 14, son, attended school within year, b. Kentucky, parents b. Kentucky<br />Sophia Lee, 11, daughter, attended school within year, b. Kentucky, parents b. Kentucky<br />Dr. Hooker, 82, b. Tennessee, parents b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />Text of letter addressed to Miss Sarah Hancock from B. P. Hooker:<br /><br />Russellville, Ky <br />Mch. 9 1908<br />Miss Sarah Hancock, Fredericksburg, Ind.<br />Cousin Sarah-<br /> I saw a few days ago a notice of the death of B. Hooker Hancock who I suppose was your brother and as I haven't heard anything from the family in a number of years I would be glad if you would answer this and tell me how many of your brothers & sisters are still living etc<br /> I am now in this town where I have always lived since I came to Kentucky. I will send this notice to my sister Mary who lives in Wilson Co. Tenn. so that she may know of Cousin Hooker's death. If I hear from this I will write more in regard to our family.<br /><br />Yours truly, B. P. Hooker
Jennie
H.
Butler
Child of Jennie H. Butler and Benjamin P. Hooker:<br />Samuel Hooker<br />1900 U.S. Census, District 40, Logan County, Kentucky (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 41)<br />Enumeration Date: Line:<br />Samuel Hooker, lawyer, b. Jan 1872, Kentucky; married 1895<br />Nannie, wife<br />Clara M., daughter
Sophia
S.
Steale
Child of Sophia S. Steale and Benjamin P. Hooker:<br />Mary Hooker<br />1910 U. S. Census, Russellville City, District 49, Logan County, Kentucky (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 46)<br />Enumeration Date: 29 April 1910 Line: 93<br />West Cedar Street<br />499/531 Mary H. Ryland, Head, 50, widowed, 2 living children, b. Kentucky; father b. Tennessee; mother b. Kentucky <br />William H., 4, b. Kentucky, parents b. Kentucky<br />Sophie, 18 (?) months, b. Kentucky, parents b. Kentucky<br />(image 48 - possible mother-in-law)<br />-----<br />1920 U.S. Census, Russellville City, District 58, Logan County, Kentucky (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 12)<br />Enumeration Date: 1 Jun/Jan 1920 Line: 67 <br />392 West 7th Street, Russellville<br />392/125/151 Mary H. Ryland, 41, widowed, b. Kentucky, father b. Tennessee, mother b. Kentucky<br />William H., 14, son, attended school within year, b. Kentucky, parents b. Kentucky<br />Sophia Lee, 11, daughter, attended school within year, b. Kentucky, parents b. Kentucky<br />Dr. Hooker, 82, b. Tennessee, parents b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />This MAY be Mary Hooker Ryland...<br />Kentucky Death Index, 1911-present, Volume 13, Certificate 6136<br />Mary H. Ryland, d. 26 March, 1931, age 52, Christian County (Christian County records span from 1851 to 1900. Christian County was formed in 1797 from nearby Logan County.)
~1840 - 1879
Sarah
Ann
Hooker
39
39
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker))<br />Ann, 10, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see also Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Sarah (?), 19, b. Tennessee, attended school within the year<br />-----<br />Tombstone inscription, Benjamin Hooker Cemetery, Gladeville, Tennessee:<br />Sarah Ann Hooker<br />October 21, 1840<br />August 3, 1879
1843 - 1916
Pursus
Calhoun
Hooker
72
72
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker))<br />Pursius, 7, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see also Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Pursus C., 17, b. Tennessee, attended school within the year<br />-----<br />Tombstone inscription, Benjamin Hooker Cemetery, Gladeville, Tennessee:<br />Pursus Calhoun Hooker<br />October 30, 1843<br />May 12, 1916
1845 - 1876
Margaret
Hooker
30
30
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker))<br />Margaret, 5, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see also Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Margaret J., 15, b. Tennessee, attended school within the year<br />-----<br />Tombstone inscription, Benjamin Hooker Cemetery, Gladeville, Tennessee:<br />Margret T. Hooker<br />December 9, 1845<br />July 24, 1876
1848 - 1917
Mary
Elizabeth
Hooker
69
69
1850 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 299-300, see Johnathan Frizelle Hooker))<br />Mary E., 2, b. Tennessee<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see also Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Mary E., 12, b. Tennessee, attended school within the year<br />-----<br />Text of letter addressed to Miss Sarah Hancock from B. P. Hooker:<br /><br />Russellville, Ky <br />Mch. 9 1908<br />Miss Sarah Hancock, Fredericksburg, Ind.<br />Cousin Sarah-<br /> I saw a few days ago a notice of the death of B. Hooker Hancock who I suppose was your brother and as I haven't heard anything from the family in a number of years I would be glad if you would answer this and tell me how many of your brothers & sisters are still living etc<br /> I am now in this town where I have always lived since I came to Kentucky. I will send this notice to my sister Mary who lives in Wilson Co. Tenn. so that she may know of Cousin Hooker's death. If I hear from this I will write more in regard to our family.<br /><br />Yours truly, B. P. Hooker<br />-----<br />Tombstone inscription, Benjamin Hooker Cemetery, Gladeville, Tennessee:<br />Mary Elizabeth Hooker<br />March 31, 1848<br />July 27, 1917<br />-----<br />Mary E. HOOKER and Sarah E. HANCOCK are 1st cousins. Their common ancestors are Benjamin HOOKER and Anne FRIZZELE.<br />Lines of Descent from Benjamin HOOKER & Anne FRIZZELE <br />Johnathan Frizelle HOOKER b.1805 Elizabeth HOOKER b.1794<br />Mary E. HOOKER b.1848 Sarah E. HANCOCK b.1833
1850 - 1913
James
M.
Hooker
62
62
1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see also Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />James M., 9, b. Tennessee, attended school within the year<br />-----<br />Tombstone inscription, Benjamin Hooker Cemetery, Gladeville, Tennessee:<br />James M. Hooker<br />December 8, 1850<br />July 11, 1913
~1854 - 1941
Ranson
D.
Hooker
87
87
1860 U.S. Census, 23rd Civil District, Wilson County, Tennessee (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21, see also Johnathan Frizelle Hooker)<br />Ranson D., 6, b. Tennessee, attended school within the year<br />-----<br />Wilson County News - Thursday, June 12, 1941; pg. 1<br /><br />Funeral services for R.D. HOOKER, 86, were conducted at the Gladeville Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon at 3:00 by Rev. C.H. WARREN, pastor of the First Baptist Church here. Mr. HOOKER died in a local hospital Tuesday night. Prior to his removal to Lebanon several years ago, Mr. HOOKER made his home in Gladeville where he was born. Surviving are two nieces and nephews: Miss Lillian HOOKER and Claude HOOKER of Nashville, and Miss Mary HOOKER and Jodge [Judge?] Sam HOOKER, both of Oklahoma City. Burial was in the family cemetery at Gladeville. Seagraves & Gill were in charge.
1686 - 1729
Godfrey
Hooker
43
43
See: Ancestry.com Robert Rhoads Family<br />See: Boards > Surnames > Hooker <br />URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=an&p=surnames.hooker&m=493<br />Subject: Will of Godfrey Hooker Albermarle Co., NC - 1729 <br />Author: Evyonne Andrews Eddins <br />Date: 13 Sep 1999 12:00 PM GMT
1704
Elizabeth
Swain
See: Ancestry.com Robert Rhoads Family<br />See: Boards > Surnames > Hooker <br />URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=an&p=surnames.hooker&m=493<br />Subject: Will of Godfrey Hooker Albermarle Co., NC - 1729 <br />Author: Evyonne Andrews Eddins <br />Date: 13 Sep 1999 12:00 PM GMT
Catherine
Dunsworth
Thomas
Moore
1839 - 1865
James
M.
Dunn
26
26
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 54<br />1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana, Post Office: Moorsburgh, 6 July 1860<br />Line 30: h/h 229/229<br />William Murphy [James M. Dunn's brother-in-law], 25, Miller, $28.33/$300, b. Ohio<br />Sarah E. Murphy, 25, b. Indiana<br />Nathan A. Murphy, 1, b. Indiana<br />Line 33<br />James M. Dunn, 21, Farm Laborer, $150, b. Indiana <1839><br />Martha E. [nee Murphy] Dunn, 17, b. Ohio<br />William N. Dunn, 9 months, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />1904 Pulaski County Vintage News<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpulask/VintageNews/1904-PulaskiCo.html<br />Feb. 04, 1904 <br />Mrs. Meeks died Saturday shortly before noon. Paralysis, coupled with uraemic poisoning caused her death. Her age was sixty years, eight months and sixteen days. She came to this county during the forties, and has lived here ever since except a few years in Illinois. Her first husband, James Dunn, died in 1865, and she was married in 1867 to Dye Meeks, who died a couple of years ago. She leaves two children, Rev. W. N. Dunn of Rosedale and R. H. Meeks of this county. The funeral was held Monday at the M.E. church, services there by Rev. A. J. Waller being followed by burial on the hill.<br />-----<br />"The Murphys According to Fannie Graffis"<br />Early History by Hazel Kerk Murphy Wiesjahn<br /><br />The author, Hazel, is the daughter of Nathan Archibald "Arch" Murphy and Mary E. "Mollie" Venard. She is the granddaughter of William Kerr Murphy and Sarah Elizabeth Slane; and the great granddaughter of Nathan Hunt Murphy and Martha Barbara Kerr.<br /><br />AUNT MARTHA<br /><br />Aunt Martha was not here very often. She had married young to James Dunn who soon died leaving one son Will. Aunt M brought him home to live with G.G. and Aunt Mary untill he was old enough to go to college. He worked his way through DePaw and became the only Methodist preacher in the family...<br />-----<br />Clinton County, Indiana Index to Supplemental Record Marriage Transcript 1882 - 1904 Inclusive Letters A - Z<br />W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Frankfort Compiled by Indiana Works Projects Administration 1940<br />http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=inmarr1880&ti=0&ct=696297<br />Name: William N Dunn <br />Father: James <br />Mother: Mattie Murphy <br />Gender: M <br />Age: 32 <br />Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1891; Book: 1 Original Source Page: 304<br />
1860 - 1945
William
N.
Dunn
85
85
1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana, Post Office: Moorsburgh, 6 July 1860<br />Line 30: h/h 229/229 William Murphy, 25, Miller, $28.33/$300, b. Ohio<br />Sarah E. Murphy, 25, b. Indiana<br />Nathan A. Murphy, 1, b. Indiana<br />Line 33: James M. Dunn, 21, Farm Laborer, $150, b. Indiana<br />Martha E. Dunn, 17, b. Ohio<br />William N. Dunn, 9 months, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21 of 22<br />1870 U.S. Census, Tippecanoe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; Post Office: Monterey?; 23 July 1870<br />Line 29: h/h 164/142<br />Benedict Meeks, 31, Farmer, $6300/$1000, b. Ohio<br />Martha [Murphy Dunn] Meeks, 27, Keeping House, b. Ohio<br />William Dunn, 10, b. Indiana<br />Leroy Meeks, 9, b. Ohio<br />Lewis Meeks, 2, b. Indiana <br />-----<br />FamilySearch Household Record 1880 United States Census <br /> Martha MURPHEY Self W Female W 73 VA Kps House VA VA <br /> Sarah Jane MURPHEY Dau S Female W 39 OH Kps House OH VA <br /> William DUNN GSon S Male W 20 IN Works On Farm KY OH <br /> Fannie GRAFFIS GDau S Female W 12 IN At Home OH IN <br />Source Information:<br /> Census Place Harrison, Pulaski, Indiana <br /> Family History Library Film 1254306 <br /> NA Film Number T9-0306; Page Number 288B <br />----- <br />William N. Dunn was a Methodist Episcopal Minister in the Indiana Northwest Conference from 1887 to 1900.<br /><br /> Year Church Circuit Name <br />of Service<br /> 1887 LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE: CONGRESS STREET<br /> 1888 LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE: CONGRESS STREET <br /> 1889 LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE: CONGRESS STREET <br /> 1890 LAFAYETTE OXFORD <br /> 1891 LAFAYETTE OXFORD <br /> 1892 LAFAYETTE OXFORD <br /> 1893 LAFAYETTE BATTLE GROUND <br /> 1894 LAFAYETTE BATTLE GROUND<br /> 1895 GREENCASTLE BRAZIL: EPWORTH<br /> 1896 GREENCASTLE TERRE HAUTE: MONTROSE <br /> 1897 GREENCASTLE TERRE HAUTE: MONTROSE <br /> 1898 GREENCASTLE TERRE HAUTE: MONTROSE <br /> 1899 GREENCASTLE BLOOMINGDALE <br /> 1899 GREENCASTLE MARSHALL <br /> 1900 GREENCASTLE TERRE HAUTE: MONTROSE<br /><br />Source: Archives of DePauw University and Indiana United Methodism Special Collections of DePauw University: Ministers Database<br />http://www.depauw.edu/library/archives/methindex/index.htm<br />----------<br />Parke County, Indiana http://www.rootsweb.com/~inparke/index.htm<br />Parke County Churches and Cemeteries<br />This data was extracted from the Indiana History Bulletin, Volume IV, Extra Number 4, August, 1927 titled Archeological and Historical Survey Of Parke County By George Branson <br />Published by the Historical Bureau of the Indiana Library and Historical Department <br /><br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~inparke/1927ChurchAndCemetery.htm<br />Bloomingdale <br />A Methodist society was organized in Bloomingdale in 1897, and in December of that year Reverend U. G. Leazenby, a graduate of DePauw University, held a series of meetings, which increased the membership to approximately one hundred. Reverend I. Jeazenby was the first pastor. Services were conducted in Dennis Hall, the old academy building, until a new church house was built and dedicated on July 24, 1898, An organ was purchased and a choir organized under the leadership of Samuel M. Thomas, formerly a leader of the song services at the Baptist Church at Hollandsburg. A parsonage was built near the church. Other pastors were Fred W. Hixson, W. C. Appleby, E. T. Miles, H. N. Carlton, W. N. DUNN. Perley Pierson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Brown, and Mrs. Mary Brown were members. The present membership is ninety-eight. A. L. Vermilion is the pastor. <br />-----<br />Rockville Republican, April 27, 1904, p. 3<br />ROSEDALE -<br />Elizabeth, aged mother of Geo. Saunderson, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Blacketer, near Mecca Tuesday morning. She was buried at West Union, Thursday. Rev. Dunn conducted the funeral service.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com<br />Lafayette, Indiana Directories, 1885-88, 1891 <br />Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year <br />Reverend Wm. Dunn Congress Street M. E. Church pastor southeast corner Congress and 21st IN 1891 <br />Reverend Wm. N. Dunn Congress st M. E. Church pastor boards 44 Thompson IN 1891<br />----------<br />Ancestry.com Index to Marriage Record 1852 - 1905 Inclusive Volume II Letters L to Z Inclusive<br />W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Frankfort Compiled by Indiana Works Projects Administration 1940<br />http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=inmarr1880&ti=0&ct=683678<br />Clinton County, Indiana<br />Name: William N Dunn <br />Spouse: Kate Miller <br />Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1891 <br />Date: 15 Apr 1891 <br />Book: C-9; Original Source Page: 259 <br /><br />Clinton County, Indiana Index to Supplemental Record Marriage Transcript 1882 - 1904 Inclusive Letters A - Z<br />W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Frankfort Compiled by Indiana Works Projects Administration 1940<br />http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=inmarr1880&ti=0&ct=696297<br />Name: William N Dunn <br />Father: James <br />Mother: Mattie Murphy <br />Gender: M <br />Age: 32 <br />Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1891; Book: 1 Original Source Page: 304<br />-----<br />1904 Pulaski County Vintage News<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpulask/VintageNews/1904-PulaskiCo.html<br />Feb. 04, 1904 <br />Mrs. Meeks died Saturday shortly before noon. Paralysis, coupled with uraemic poisoning caused her death. Her age was sixty years, eight months and sixteen days. She came to this county during the forties, and has lived here ever since except a few years in Illinois. Her first husband, James Dunn, died in 1865, and she was married in 1867 to Dye Meeks, who died a couple of years ago. She leaves two children, Rev. W. N. Dunn of Rosedale and R. H. Meeks of this county. The funeral was held Monday at the M.E. church, services there by Rev. A. J. Waller being followed by burial on the hill. <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 24 of 40<br />1910 U.S. Census, District 171, 7th Precinct, Fairfield Township, Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County, Indiana<br />Line 73: 1206 Tippecanoe Street? h/h 46/47<br />William N. Dunn, 50, M1, married 19 years, b. Indiana; father b. Kentucky; mother b. Ohio; minister<br />Fannie R.?, wife, 45, M1, married 19 years, 4 children, 4 living; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Ralph M., son, 16, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana <1894><br />Olive B., daughter, 15, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana <1895><br />William J., son, 3, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana <1907><br />Kathryn M., daughter, 10 months, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana <1909><br />-----<br />Ancestry.com 1920 United States Federal Census, image 17 of 25 <br />1920 U. S. Census, Liberty Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana; 22 January 1920<br />Line 48: Main Street h/h 85/89<br />William N. Dunn, Head, 60, b. Indiana; father b. Kentucky; mother b. Ohio; preacher<br />Katy M. Dunn, Wife, 54, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />William J., son, 13, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Kathryn M, daughter, 10, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 15 of 27<br />1930 U.S. Census, South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana; 09 April 1930<br />Line 12: 629 N. Lafayette Avenue h/h 166/196<br />William N. Dunn, Head, O, $7000, 70, married at age 31, b. Indiana; father b. Kentucky; mother b. Indiana [error] [no profession listed, retired?]<br />Katie M., Wife, 65, married at age 26, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Kathryn M., Daughter, 20, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Ida L. Enochs, Roomer, 50, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; scty. for newspaper<br />Nell Cullar, Roomer, 30, single, b. Indiana; parents b. United States; public school teacher<br />Eva C. Cullar, Roomer 28, single, b. Indiana; parents b. United States; clerical, public schools<br />-----<br />http://sjcpl.lib.in.us/databases/obituary/obituaryonline/obituarysearch.html<br />http://sjcpl.lib.in.us/databases/obituary/obituaryonline/action.lasso<br />St. Joseph County Public Library, 304 S. Main Street, South Bend, Indiana<br /><br />Name Dunn, Rev. William N. <br />Address 439 Lamonte Terrace, South Bend IN <br />Source: South Bend Tribune; South Bend Tribune; South Bend Tribune<br />Date 2/8/1945; 2/9/1945; 2/10/1945<br />Date of Death: <br />Record No. 40-3433
1869
Edward
Graffis
1880 Federal Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana
1855 - 1931
Cora
Alice
Faucett
76
76
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~woodhousegenealogy/letterr.htm<br />Orange County, Indiana, Marriage Index<br />Copies of the actual records may be requested by writing the Orange County Registrar, Courthouse, Paoli, Indiana, 47454. There is a copy fee for this service.<br />Note: This information is being supplied to assist those researching Orange County, Indiana families. This information is not to be copied, in whole or in part, for the purpose of selling the information or providing the information to a person or organization who intends to sell the information. By using this site, you are agreeing to this term of use.<br />The format of the data contained in the index is: Name of Bride or Groom, Name of Spouse, Date of Birth, Color, Date of Marriage, Book Number, Page<br /><br />http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~woodhousegenealogy/images/R162.jpg<br /><br />Roberts William C. married C. Alice Faucett on Oct 13 1875 Book C-6, p. 368 (no date of birth)<br />Roberts Cora A. married Eloet B. Rhodes on May 28 1885 Book C-7, p. 479 (no date of birth)<br />-----<br />http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/obits18.htm<br />http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/toc.htm<br />Submitted by Tom Agan: mailto:labooski@@ithink.net<br /><br />RHODES, Alice, Springs Valley Herald (October 29, 1931) Death Notice<br />Mrs. Alice Rhodes, aged 72, widow of the late Elvet B. Rhodes, a former resident of West Baden, died Tuesday night at the St. Vincent hospital in Indianapolis, according to word received by relatives and friends here. Mrs. Rhodes had been ill for only a few days, death resulting from pneumonia fever. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon at Ames Chapel Church, followed by interment in the adjoining cemetery. Mrs. Rhodes was formerly Miss Alice Faucett of the Ames community. She is survived by two sons, John and Roscoe, and one daughter, Minnie, all of Indianapolis. One sister, A. W. Bruner, of Paoli, also survives.<br />-----<br />Ames Chapel Cemetery<br />Transcribed by Vonda Lee Heverly<br />French Lick Township Sec. 30-T. 2N.- R.2 W. Still in use.<br />Located 2 1/2 miles east of West Baden Springs on State Road 150. A Methodist Church was organized here in 1870 by the union of two pioneer Methodist groups, Smith and Nelson Chapels. Moses Ham donated 3 acres of land for church and cemetery. Burials prior to 1880 have been moved from old burying grounds. This cemetery serves a wide area. The cemetery was copied stone by stone by Denzil Wallace in 1990.<br /><br />RHODES, John A.; b. 22 Jun 1886, d. 15 Aug 1949; s/o Elvet B. & Alice FAWCETT RHODES.<br />RHODES, Fannie J.; b. 1857, d. Jun 1881; w/o Elvet B. RHODES; nee PORTER.<br />RHODES, Elvet B.; b. 1849, d. 1919; h/o (1) Fannie J. PORTER, (2) Cora Alice FAWCETT.<br />RHODES, CORA ALICE; b. 1855, d. 1931; w/o Elvet B. RHODES; nee FAWCETT.<br />RHODES, Roscoe F.; b. 9 Feb 1892, d. 30 Mar 1984; h/o Ardella; s/o Elvet B. & Cora Alice FAWCETT RHODES.<br />RHODES, Ardella; w/o Roscoe F. RHODES.<br />RHODES, F. Rhodes Jr.; b. _, d. 17 Oct 1922; s/o Roscoe F. & Ardella RHODES.<br />RHODES, Joseph F.; b. 1852, d. 1893; s/o John A. & Nancy Ann RHODES<br />RHODES, Minnie Louise; b. 1888, d. 17 May 1959; unmarried; d/o Elvet B. & Cora Alice FAWCETT RHODES
D. 1879
Infant
Roberts
?
1879 - July 1881, age 2 years
Nunney
Roberts
?
D. 1880
Infant
Roberts
?
1881 - October 1881, age 2 months
Charles
Roberts
~1827
Silas
Jackson
~1829
Mary
Jackson
~1831
Delilah
Jackson
1825 - 1904
Rebecca
Ann
Hancock
79
79
Partial transcript of letter to Mr. O. L. Wilson from William Hancock:<br />March 12. 1848<br />Indiana<br />Harrison County<br />Mr. O. L. Wilson<br />Dear Cousin I imbrace this opportunity of informing you that I am well at this time with the reast of the connection and enteraining the Strongest hopes that thease few lines may find you in the Same enjoyment of the greatest blessing of our great Creator... My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock... Write to me if you please I remain<br /><br />Your friend &. cousin<br />Wm Hancock<br />[Rebecker Ann is William's sister. Rebecca Ann and William are the children of Elizabeth Hooker and Mathew Hancock. Uncle John Hancock is Mathew Hancock's brother. Osburn Lamar Wilson is William's second cousin - their grandmothers being Sarah and Jane Skeen, daughters of Ruth Lamar and Matthew Skeen.]
1730 - 1813
Samuel
Hancock
83
83
1740 - <1801
Mildred
Dawson
61
61
~1737 - ~1814
Matthew
Skeen
77
77
~1747 - ~1816
Ruth
Lamar
69
69
1859 - 1919
Elvet
Beverly
Rhodes
59
59
Ancestry.com<br />Orange County, Indiana<br />Index to Marriage Record 1826-1920 Inclusive Volume 2 Letters L - Z Inclusive<br />Original Record Location County Clerk's Office, Paoli W. P. A. Compiled by Indiana Work Progress Administration 1939<br />County: Orange <br />Name: Elvet B Rhodes <br />Spouse: Fannie J Porter<br />Marriage Date: 15 Apr 1880; Book: C- 7; Original Source Page: 146<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com <br />Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />County: Orange <br />Name: Cora A Roberts<br />Spouse: Eloet B Rhodes (should be Elvet B. Rhodes)<br />Marriage Date: 28 May 1885; Book: C- 7; Original Source Page: 479<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com<br />Orange County, Indiana<br />Index to Supplemental Record Marriage Transcript 1882-1920 Letters A - Z<br />Originial Record Location County Welfare Office Paoli W. P. A. Compiled by Indiana Work Progress Administration 1939<br /><br />County: Orange <br />Name: Elvet B Rhodes <br />Father: John <br />Mother: Nancy A Pinnick <br />Gender: M <br />Age: 37 <br />Marriage Date: 28 May 1885; Book: H-1; Original Source Page: 64 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 1<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 18, Orange County, Indiana, village of Lick Creek (?)<br />1/1 Campbell, George W., 36, dry goods merchant<br />wife Ann, 32; daughter Fannie, 8; son Noble C., 5 and brother-in-law I.F./J.F. Rhodes<br />2/2 RHODES, E. B., 30 and wife Fannie J(?), 28 (dry goods merchant) <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 45 (see image for particulars)<br />1900 U.S. Census, French Lick Twp., West Baden town, Orange County, Indiana<br />Elvet/Eleot B. Rhodes (hotel proprietor) and wife CORA A. <br />3 children (John A., Minnie L., Roscoe F.) and brother-in-law WILBUR L. FAUCETT<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 4 (see image for particulars)<br />1910 U.S. Census, French Lick Twp., West Baden town, Orange County, Indiana<br />Elvet B. Rhodes and wife CORA A., b. 1855 (2nd marriage for both)<br />3 children (John A., Minnie L., Roscoe F.) and brother-in-law WILBUR L. FAUCETT, b. 1850<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com 1920 U.S. Federal Census<br />1920, Indiana, Orange Co, Other Townships, ED# 137 Image 47 of 57<br />Rhodes, Cora A<br />Age: 64 (b. abt. 1856) Birthplace: Indiana<br />West Baden Springs Twp, Orange Co, IN<br />Enumeration District 137, p. 24A; Roll T625_459, Image 686<br />Enumeration Date: 16 Jan 1920<br />line 12 h/h 57/70 Rhodes, Cora A., head, own, free, female, white, widowed, can read and write, b. Indiana; father b. N. Carolina, mother b. Kentucky; speaks English, yes, none<br />Rhodes, Roscoe, son, male, white, 26 (b. 1894), single, can read and write, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; speaks English, yes, farming, ?, A?<br />Rhodes, Minnie, daughter, female, white, 28 (b. 1892), single, can read and write, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; speaks English, yes, none? <br />-----<br />Google search for "Elvet B. Rhodes" and "West Baden, Indiana"<br />http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/obits18.htm<br />http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/toc.htm<br />Submitted by Tom Agan: mailto:labooski@@ithink.net<br /><br />RHODES, Elvet B., Springs Valley Herald (January 16, 1919) Death Notice<br />Elvet B. Rhodes, one of West Baden's oldest and most prominent citizens passed away at his home in that city last Sunday morning from pneumonia. Mr. Rhodes was at one time part owner of the West Baden Springs Hotel with Mr. Sinclair. He was a member of the Masonic Order and the local lodge had charge of the funeral which was at Ames Chapel Tuesday.<br /><br />Springs Valley Herald (January 30, 1919) Memorial<br />Death having severed the cord of life and set at liberty the soul of our beloved brother Elvet B. Rhodes. from the cares and sorrows of this life, thise severing another link from the fraternity chain that cinds us together. May we, who survive him be more strongly cemented in the ties of union and friendship and while we drop a sympathetic tear over the grave of our deceased brother let us cast around him the brood mantle of Masonic charity nor withhold from his memory the commendation that his virtues claim at our hands.<br />Elvet B. Rhodes was raised to the sublime Degree of Master Mason on the night of Dec. 5, 1911 by French Lick Lodge No. 586, and ever after lived an honorable and consistent member and was greatly loved by the fraternity and all who knew him<br />He died at his home in West Baden, Ind. Jan. 12, 1919, aged 69 years past<br />His funeral was preached at the Ames Chapel Church Jan. 14, by Rev. Frank Denny after which his remains were laid in their final resting place at the Ames Chapel Cemetery by French Lick Lodge No. 586 A. F. & A. M.<br />To those of his immediate relative and friends who are most heartstricken at the loss we have all sustained, we do most deeply sympathize with them in their bereavement, and the God of all graces help and comfort them, and may they look forward to the time of the general meeting where there will be no parting. C. W. Kellams, Wm. J. McCoy, F. A. Roach, committee.<br /><br />Springs Valley Herald (January 30, 1919) Obituary<br />Elvet Beverly Rhodes was born north of West Baden, Indiana on what s known as the James McCracken farm, December 17, 1849, and died at his home in West Baden, Indiana, January 12, 1919, aged 69 years, 26 days. He was son of John A. and Nancy Ann Pinnick Rhodes, to whom were born eight children, namely: Anna J. (Mrs. G. W. Campbell), Elvet, the subject of this sketch, Joseph, James, Martha, Elizabeth (who was the wife of Geo. T. Osborn), John and Andrew, who died in childhood. The others lived to adult life. In 1863, the father died, leaving the family of growing boys and girls in their tender years to the care of the widowed mother. She proved herself to be a wonderful capacity and fine judgement, and the qualities of hardihood and endurance, which we knew in this, her eldest son, were no doubt born of those early years when he was the chief dependence of that mother, at thirteen years old.<br />The strain and hardship broke her health and she died in 1869. The home was broken up, and Elvet, then 20 years old, went to live with his sister and became associated in business with his brother-in-law, the late George W. Campbell and the firm named Campbell and Rhodes became a part of the life of Orange County, finally culminating in E. B. Rhodes purchasing one-third interest in the West Baden Springs Hotel, where for seventeen years, he was the junior partner with the late L. W. Sinclair, which relation ended with the fire of 1901, after which, he confined himself to farming and stock raising having always had an inherent love for fine horses.<br />In 1880 he was married to Fannie J. Porter, who tuberculosis claimed after only fourteen months. Within a few years he was married to Mrs. Alice Faucett Roberts. To this union were born three children, namely: John A., Minnie Louise and Roscoe Faucett, all of whom, with the mother, survive him. John, the eldest son, is still in the Army Service at Camp Knox and Roscoe has long been his father's dependence of the White River Stock farm, at Haysville. There also remains the one sister, Mrs. Campbell, of Bloomington, Ind., upon whom the blow falls heavily, she being the eldest and last of them all and her own home having also been practically their family home in days gone by. She has mothered them all, and has one by one laid them all away. E. B. Rhodes was a man of energy. Plain, unassuming, a man who really saw the dignity of labor as few men do, and his happiness was in honest effort to achieve, and a clean upright life<br />He united with the M. E. Church at Nelson Chapel when quite a young man, under the pastorate of Rev. Harned, but had never transferred his membership to West Baden although his interest, as well as this family were always identified with West Baden M. E. Church.<br />He was a member of French Lick Lodge of Masons, a 32nd degree Mason, a member of the Murat Shrine of Indianapolis for 18 years. He was Postmaster at West Baden for years before it was made a Presidential Office, and was Presidential Postmaster during the administrations of Harrison, McKinley and Roosevelt.<br />The end has come.<br />A long life, clean, honest and pure gone out, like the falling of a giant oak in the forest, which having weathered the storms of years, stands as their monument, so the strength of this life stands out in the memory of us all patient, enduring, of undaunted courage, clean and wholesome, despising wrong, and by his example bids us keep to the things that best made for real character. The end has come.<br />And again we are reminded that in the economy of an Infinite God, death has its natural place, even as birth, and that what He has panned - even death, being so universal, must be a blessing.<br />----------<br />Ames Chapel Cemetery<br />Transcribed by Vonda Lee Heverly<br />French Lick Township Sec. 30-T. 2N.- R.2 W. Still in use.<br />Located 2 1/2 miles east of West Baden Springs on State Road 150. A Methodist Church was organized here in 1870 by the union of two pioneer Methodist groups, Smith and Nelson Chapels. Moses Ham donated 3 acres of land for church and cemetery. Burials prior to 1880 have been moved from old burying grounds. This cemetery serves a wide area. The cemetery was copied stone by stone by Denzil Wallace in 1990.<br /><br />RHODES, John A.; b. 22 Jun 1886, d. 15 Aug 1949; s/o Elvet B. & Alice FAWCETT RHODES.<br />RHODES, Fannie J.; b. 1857, d. Jun 1881; w/o Elvet B. RHODES; nee PORTER.<br />RHODES, Elvet B.; b. 1849, d. 1919; h/o (1) Fannie J. PORTER, (2) Cora Alice FAWCETT.<br />RHODES, CORA ALICE; b. 1855, d. 1931; w/o Elvet B. RHODES; nee FAWCETT.<br />RHODES, Roscoe F.; b. 9 Feb 1892, d. 30 Mar 1984; h/o Ardella; s/o Elvet B. & Cora Alice FAWCETT RHODES.<br />RHODES, Ardella; w/o Roscoe F. RHODES.<br />RHODES, F. Rhodes Jr.; b. _, d. 17 Oct 1922; s/o Roscoe F. & Ardella RHODES.<br />RHODES, Joseph F.; b. 1852, d. 1893; s/o John A. & Nancy Ann RHODES<br />RHODES, Minnie Louise; b. 1888, d. 17 May 1959; unmarried; d/o Elvet B. & Cora Alice FAWCETT RHODES
1831 - 1877
Levi
H.
Faucett
46
46
Ancestry.com<br />Orange County, Indiana Index to Marriage Record 1826-1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A - K Inclusive<br />Original Record Location County Clerk's Office Paoli W. P. A. Compiled by Indiana Work Progress Administration 1939<br />County: Orange<br />Name: Levi H Faucett <br />Spouse: Louisa Stone<br />Marriage Date: 15 Jun 1845<br />Book: C- 3 <br />Original Source Page: 19 <br /><br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 1 of 31<br />1850 U.S. Census Orange County, North West, French Lick Township<br />Enumeration Date: 4 Nov 1850<br />Line 9 h/h 1009/1013 Levi Fausett, 35, Farmer, $1500, b. North Carolina<br />Louisa, 29, b. Kentucky<br />Henry C, 3, b. Indiana<br />Charles L., 1, b. Indiana<br />Levi, 3/12, b. Indiana<br />Arthur Atkinson, 23, Laborer, b. Indiana<br />Robert W. Bolton, 21, Laborer, b. Tennessee
1821 - 1891
Louisa
Stone
70
70
Ancestry.com<br />Orange County, Indiana Index to Marriage Record 1826-1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A - K Inclusive<br />Original Record Location County Clerk's Office Paoli W. P. A. Compiled by Indiana Work Progress Administration 1939<br />County: Orange<br />Name: Levi H Faucett <br />Spouse: Louisa Stone<br />Marriage Date: 15 Jun 1845<br />Book: C- 3 <br />Original Source Page: 19 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 1 of 31<br />1850 U.S. Census Orange County, North West, French Lick Township<br />Enumeration Date: 4 Nov 1850<br />Line 9 h/h 1009/1013 Levi Fausett, 35, Farmer, $1500, b. North Carolina<br />Louisa, 29, b. Kentucky<br />Henry C, 3, b. Indiana<br />Charles L., 1, b. Indiana<br />Levi, 3/12, b. Indiana<br />Arthur Atkinson, 23, Laborer, b. Indiana<br />Robert W. Bolton, 21, Laborer, b. Tennessee
Mary
Ella
Morris
1914 - 1983
Robert
Morris
Cavanaugh
69
69
Elizabeth
Ann
Cavanaugh
1890 - 1972
Mary
Artemesia
Breeding
81
81
1831
John
H.
Baker
1880 U.S. Census, Bedford District, Trimble County, Kentucky, p. 96<br />h/h: 422/425<br />Baker, John H., age 49, b. Kentucky [about1831]; father b. PA; mother b. TN; carpenter<br />Sarah (nee Abbott), age 40, wife, b. Kentucky; parents b. KY<br />William M., age 19, son, b. Kentucky; parents b. KY<br />H. Brook, age 16, daughter, b. Kentucky; parents b. KY<br />Levi, age 2, son, b. Kentucky; parents b. KY<br />[seeing Levi at age 2 may indicate that Sarah is John's second wife.]
1894 - 1894
Laura
Brook
Butler
21d
21d
Ben and Lilly Trout Butler were married 18 Oct 1888, Ben was twenty-seven and Lilly was nineteen. They lived on a farm near Milton, Trimble County, Kentucky. Lilly and Ben's children were Allie (b. 16 August 1890), Mary (b. 2 March 1893), and Laura Brook. Baby Laura was born 19 July 1894 and lived only a few weeks. She died 9 August 1894. Her mother, Lilly, died on 15 October 1894, a few months after having given birth to Laura Brook.
1823 - 1898
Thomas
Kerns
Jackson
75
75
Part of transcript of letter to Mr. O. L. Wilson from William Hancock:<br /><br />Mr. Osburn L. Wilson<br />Company B. Fifth Regiment Indiana Volunteers<br />via Louisville Ky.<br />New Orleans La<br />City of Mexico<br />WC Palmyra Ia<br /><br />"...I want you to write again and write extensive about Mexico & its cities. I have not heard from your fathers family Since you left for Mexico. My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock. Hooker & Jonathan are keeping a country Store. I am yet bachelor an keeping School of winters. School for last winter was out in February not much probability of marying...<br /><br />Your friend &. cousin<br />Wm Hancock<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10<br />1870 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana<br />City: Rothrock's Mill<br />70/70 Thomas Jackson, 47, Farmer, $3000/$600, b. Indiana<br />Rebecca A., 45, Keeping house, b. Indiana<br />Cloway F., 15, female, b. Indiana; attended school<br />Mary E., 14, b. Indiana; attended school<br />Jonathan F., 12, b. Indiana; attended school<br />Julian A., 5, female, b. Indiana; attended school<br />Sarah S., 7, b. Indiana; attended school<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 11<br />1880 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana<br />Enumeration District 91; Enumeration Date 8 June 1880<br />102/102 Thomas Jackson, 55, married, Farmer, b. North Carolina; parents b. North Carolina<br />Rebecca, 52, Wife, married, Keeping house, b. Indiana; parents b. not known<br />Mary E., 24, daughter, single, b. Indiana; parents b. North Carolina<br />Julia A., 25, daughter, single, b. Indiana; father b. North Carolina; mother b. Indiana<br />Sarah J., 17, daughter, single; attended school; b. Indiana; father b. North Carolina; mother b. Indiana
1769 - 1835
Jacob
Skeen
66
66
Jacob married Alaphair Hearne, daughter of Purnell Hearne and Nancy Rachel Hearne. Nancy Rachel Hearne is the daughter of Thomas Hearne and Nancy Wilson.
1761 - 1835
Martin
Hancock
74
74
Marriage: Elizabeth (Hannah) SPARKS<br />Children:<br />Nancy HANCOCK b: ABT. 1780 in Franklin County, N.C.<br />Priscilla HANCOCK b: ABT. 1785 in Franklin County, N.C.<br />Hannah HANCOCK b: ABT. 1786 in Franklin County, N.C.<br />Edith (Edy) HANCOCK b: 16 JUN 1789 in Franklin County, N.C.<br />Sally HANCOCK b: ABT. 1790 in Franklin County, N.C.<br />Milly HANCOCK b: ABT. 1795 in Franklin County, N.C.<br />Martin HANCOCK b: 1799 in Franklin County, N.C.<br />Hope H. HANCOCK b: ABT. 1802 in Jackson County, Ga.<br />Samuel H. HANCOCK b: 1807 in Jackson County, Ga.
1763
William
New
Hancock
1765 - 1817
Samuel
Hancock
52
52
Samuel married Verlinda Skeen, daughter of Matthew Skeen and Ruth/Rutha Lamar. Samuel's niece, Edy Hancock (daughter of Samuel's brother Martin) married Verlinda's brother, John Skeen.<br /><br />Children of Samuel and Verlinda:<br /> Skean HANCOCK<br /> Leamon (Leander) HANCOCK b: 6 MAR 1802 in Franklin County, NC<br /> Sarah (Sally) HANCOCK<br /> Ruth HANCOCK<br /> Samuel HANCOCK<br /> Virlinda HANCOCK b: 27 MAR 1814 in Jackson County, GA<br /> Matilda HANCOCK
~1770 - 1825
Verlinda
Skeen
55
55
Verlinda's husband, Samuel Hancock, is the son of Samuel Hancock and Mildred Dawson. Verlinda's brother, John Skeen, married Edy Hancock. Edy is the daughter of Samuel's brother, Martin Hancock.<br /><br />Verlinda and Samuel's children:<br /> Skean HANCOCK<br /> Leamon (Leander) HANCOCK b: 6 MAR 1802 in Franklin County, NC<br /> Sarah (Sally) HANCOCK<br /> Ruth HANCOCK<br /> Samuel HANCOCK<br /> Virlinda HANCOCK b: 27 MAR 1814 in Jackson County, GA<br /> Matilda HANCOCK
1765 - 1817
Samuel
Hancock
52
52
Samuel is the son of Samuel Hancock and Mildred Dawson.<br />Children of Samuel Hancock and Verlinda/Valenda Skeen/Skean/Skene<br /> Skean HANCOCK<br /> Leamon (Leander) HANCOCK b: 6 MAR 1802 in Franklin County, NC<br /> Sarah (Sally) HANCOCK<br /> Ruth HANCOCK<br /> Samuel HANCOCK<br /> Virlinda HANCOCK b: 27 MAR 1814 in Jackson County, GA<br /> Matilda HANCOCK
~1770 - 1825
Verlinda
Skeen
55
55
Samuel married Verlinda Skeen, daughter of Matthew Skeen and Ruth Lamar.<br />Children of Samuel and Verlina:<br /> Skean HANCOCK<br /> Leamon (Leander) HANCOCK b: 6 MAR 1802 in Franklin County, NC<br /> Sarah (Sally) HANCOCK<br /> Ruth HANCOCK<br /> Samuel HANCOCK<br /> Virlinda HANCOCK b: 27 MAR 1814 in Jackson County, GA<br /> Matilda HANCOCK
1775 - 1856
Dawson
Hancock
81
81
1777
Sarah
Hancock
Sarah married William Hearne.
~1779 - >1779
Mildred
Hancock
1780 - 1827
Simon
Hancock
47
47
Simon married Polly. Their children are:<br /><br />Henry HANCOCK b: 1802<br />Green H. HANCOCK b: 1809 in Wilson County, Tn.<br />John HANCOCK b: 1810 in Wilson County, Tn.<br />Frances HANCOCK b: 1815 in Wilson County, Tn.<br />Sarah HANCOCK b: 1815
1782/1785
Molly
Hancock
?
~1772 - 1838
James
Skeen
66
66
Ancestry.com North Carolina Marriages to 1825 <br />North Carolina<br />Randolph County Jordan, Friendless<br />Skeen, James<br />Marriage Date: 09 Apr 1809<br /><br />Ancestry.com North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868<br />Bride: Friendless Jordan<br />Groom: James Skeen<br />Bond Date: 09 Apr 1809<br />County: Randolph<br />Record #: 01 246<br />Bondsman: Solomon Farmer<br />Witness: J Lyndon, Justice of the Peace<br />Bond #: 000114331
Friendless
Jordan
Ancestry.com North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868<br />Bride: Friendless Jordan<br />Groom: James Skeen<br />Bond Date: 09 Apr 1809<br />County: Randolph<br />Record #: 01 246<br />Bondsman: Solomon Farmer<br />Witness: J Lyndon, Justice of the Peace<br />Bond #: 000114331
1774 - 1856
Tabitha
Skeen
82
82
Tabitha married George Hearne.
1775 - 1851
Matthew
Skeen
76
76
Matthew Skeen, III married Priscilla Hancock, daughter of Martin Hancock and Elizabeth Hardee in 1801 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. Priscilla's sister, Edy Hancock, married Matthew's brother John Skeen.
1883 - 1885
E. H.
Conn
2
2
1887 - 1980
Elsie
Uretta
Conn
93
93
1880 - 1970
Charles
Lee
Zellers
89
89
Ancestry.com World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918<br />Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Charles Lee Zellers<br />07 July 1880<br />RD #3, Winamac, Indiana<br />Farmer<br />Nearest relative: Elsie U. Zellers<br />Medium height and build; black hair and black eyes<br />-----<br />Children of Elsie Uretta CONN and Charles L. ZELLERS:<br />Miriam Zellers<br />Virginia Zellers<br /><br />Virginia is Harold Conn Murphy's cousin. She lives in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana now and worked at the Herald-Times when it was the Herald-Telephone with Allan Richard Murphy (Harold's son). She spent Sunday, 30 December 2001, visiting at our house when The Murphy Girls (Marilyn, Sue, and Carmen) came to celebrate Christmas. Virginia attended Winamac High School and then was graduated from Manchester College, Indiana. She married Albert Fiscus and called him Mr. Fiscus until he suggested that she no longer needed to address him as she would a teacher as he was now her husband. He was from Worthington, Indiana and they moved there when a music position opened up for him. "Ginnie" worked for the newspapers and the radio station where she composed the words for a ditty for the Bynum Office Supply Company in Bloomington. The ditty became a popular marching song for the Monroe County soldiers during WW II. During the war, Albert was stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. His work was classified; so Virginia can't tell us what it was he really did; though she thinks it wasn't anything as glorious as spying.
1892 - 1981
John
H.
Conn
89
89
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 18 of 23<br />1910 U.S. Census, Pulaski County, Monroe Township<br />KISTLER, Martin L., 45, farmer, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio<br />Cora M. (nee JAMES), 35, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio (one child died in infancy)<br />Daughters of Martin L. Kistler and Cora M. James:<br />(Pulaski County, Indiana Index to Birth Records, 1882-1920)<br />Lola F., b. 10 March 1890<br />Nellie F., b. 06 July 1893<br />GOLDIE PEARL, b. 12 July 1895<br />Edna E., b. 17 September 1896<br />Olle S., b. 1900<br />-----<br />John H. CONN married Goldie Pearl KISTLER in 1922. Their children:<br />PFC John Martin CONN, USMC; b. 1924, IN; d. 06 March 1945, Iwo Jima <br />Richard H. CONN, b. 1927, IN<br />Carol CONN, b. June 1929, IN<br />Edward CONN<br />Joyce CONN<br />-----<br />1930 U.S. Census, Pulaski County, Monroe Township, image 14 of 17<br />Enumeration District: 66-8; Sheet Number: 7B; Enumeration Date: 15, 16, April 1930<br />Line 86 h/h 160/160 John CONN, Head, owns home, lives on farm, 37, married at age 30, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; Farmer, works own account, farm schedule 144<br />Pearl CONN, Wife, 34, married at age 27, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />John M. CONN, Son, 5, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Richard H. CONN, Son, 3 ?/12, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Carroll CONN, Daughter, 10 months, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Martin KISTLER, Father [father-in-law], 65, widower, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio, laborer on Farm<br />-----<br />http://www.americanwardead.com/detailww.asp<br />John Martin Conn <br />Private First Class, U.S. Marine Corps<br />00819016<br />United States Marine Corps <br />Entered the Service from: Indiana<br />Died: March 6, 1945<br />Buried at: Plot B Row 1 Grave 319<br />Honolulu Memorial<br />Honolulu, Hawaii <br />Awards: Purple Heart
1894 - 1988
Edna
Martha
Conn
93
93
Virginia Zellers Fiscus said, "Aunt Edna was the fun aunt. She was a school teacher until she married, because in those days women didn't work when they married. She was always kind, cheerful, and funny when the cousins went to her house." Tragically, her two sons were both killed in car accidents in the 1940's.<br />-----<br />Children of Edna Martha CONN and William NIMS:<br />Emma Lou NIMS<br />William NIMS<br />Martha Jane NIMS<br />Marilyn Sue NIMS<br />John NIMS<br /><br />Source: Marilyn's K. Murphy's Notes & Collection of Obituaries and Newspaper Clippings<br />-----<br />Winamac, Ind., Sept. 2. - Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon for two Winamac youths who lost their lives early Sunday morning in a head-on collison of a light delivery truck and an automobile on highway No. 35 at Thornhope.<br />The victims are William N. NIMS, 17, son of Mrs. Edna NIMS and Robert Dale LINCOLN, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard LINCOLN.<br />Nims was the nephew of Mrs. Cecil E. GILGER, Rochester. Richard Conn, who was seriously injured, also is a nephew of Mrs. Gilger. Both boys have visited Rochester many times and are well-known among the younger people.<br /><br />Source: Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh, Fulton County Indiana Obituaries, The News-Sentinel (Rochester, Fulton County, Indiana). http://www.fulco.lib.in.us/genealogy/fc_obits.htm<br />TOMBAUGH HOUSE, 700 Pontiac Street, Rochester, Indiana 46975-1538, 1995<br />This book cannot be reproduced without the express permission of Jean C. and/or Wendell C. Tombaugh, their heirs or assigns.<br />-----<br />Individual Record FamilySearch™ U.S. Social Security Death Index<br />30 September 2000 <br /> Edna NIMS <br /> Birth Date: 10 Oct 1894 <br /> Death Date: 15 Sep 1988 <br /> Social Security Number: 307-40-8798 <br /> State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Indiana <br /> Death Residence Localities <br /> ZIP Code: 46996 <br /> Localities: Winamac, Pulaski, Indiana
1883 - 1939
William
Nims
55
55
1896 - 1975
Francis Helen
"Fanny" Conn
79
79
Daughter of Fanny CONN and Cecil E. GILGER:<br />Lois GILGER married Orville WEISKE<br />Lois and Orville's children: Annette WEISKE (married Ernest MILLIKIN) and Renee WEISKE <br />-----<br />Individual Record FamilySearch™ U.S. Social Security Death Index<br />30 September 2000 <br /> Fanny GILGER <br /> Birth Date: 18 Feb 1896 <br /> Death Date: Nov 1975 <br /> Social Security Number: 305-70-6656 <br /> State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Indiana <br /> Death Residence Localities <br /> ZIP Code: 46975 <br /> Localities: Rochester, Fulton, Indiana
1894 - 1976
Cecil
E.
Gilger
81
81
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13 of 22<br />1930 U.S. Census, Rochester, Fulton County, Indiana, District 10<br />Image 13 of 22<br />Cecil E. Gilger, 35, married at age 27, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; doctor of dental surgery<br />Fanny, 33, married at age 25, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Social Security Death Index<br />CECIL GILGER <br /> SSN 309-42-0189 Residence: 46975 Rochester, Fulton, IN <br /> Born 23 Oct 1894 Last Benefit: <br /> Died Jan 1976 Issued: IN (1957 And 1958)<br />-----<br />The News-Sentinel<br />http://www.fulco.lib.in.us/Tombaugh/Obituaries/Html/1976.htm<br /><br />Monday, February 2, 1976<br />Dr. Cecil E. Gilger<br />Dr. Cecil E. GILGER, 81, retired Rochester dentist, died Saturday at 9:15 a.m. in Memorial hospital in South Bend where he was admitted Jan. 11.<br />Dr. Gilger was a resident of Country Club drive at Lake Manitou and had practiced dentistry in Rochester 52 years, prior to his retirement three years ago. He was a past-president of the former Rochester Country Club and has served 25 years as chairman of the Greens Committee of the Elks golf course. He attended Manchester college and was a graduate of the Indiana University Dental School.<br />He was born Oct. 23, 1894 in Benton county to Grant and Estelle AMBLER GILGER. His marriage was May 4, 1922 at Winamac to Fanny Helen CONN. She died Nov. 6, 1975. He had resided in Rochester 51 years. He was a member of the Grace United Methodist church, Rocheter Chamber of Commerce, the Elks and Moose lodges, Indiana State Dental association, Woodlawn hospital staff and the Royal Arch Order of Masons at Winamac. Dr. Gilger was veteran of World War I and a member of the American Legion Post.<br />Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Orville (Lois) WEISKE, Indianapolis; two granddaughters, Mrs. Ernest (Annette) MILLIKIN, Noblesville, and Miss Renee WEISKE, Idianapolis; one great-granddaughter, Miss Julia Anne MILLIKIN; two sisters, Mrs. Cecil BRINEY, Vandalia, Mich., and Mrs. Thelma BENTRIM, Moline, Ill.<br />Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Zimmerman Brothers funeral home. The Rev. Paul B. STEPHENSON will officiate. Burial will be in the Rochester I.O.O.F. cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. today. The family has requested that memorials other than flowers be made to the charity of one's choice.<br /><br />Source:<br />Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh, Fulton County Indiana Obituaries, The News-Sentinel (Rochester, Fulton County, Indiana). http://www.fulco.lib.in.us/genealogy/fc_obits.htm<br />TOMBAUGH HOUSE, 700 Pontiac Street, Rochester, Indiana 46975-1538, 1995<br />This book cannot be reproduced without the express permission of Jean C. and/or Wendell C. Tombaugh, their heirs or assigns.
1827
Christopher
Pendleton
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 63 of 74<br />1850 U.S. Census, District No. 1, Trimble County, Kentucky<br />Enumeration Date: 6 October 1850<br />h/h 490/490<br />Christopher, 23, School Teaching, b. Kentucky
1830
Elizabeth
Pendleton
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 63 of 74<br />1850 U.S. Census, District No. 1, Trimble County, Kentucky<br />Enumeration Date: 6 October 1850<br />h/h 490/490<br />Elizabeth, 20, b. Kentucky
1834 - 1865
John
R.
Pendleton
31
31
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 63 of 74<br />1850 U.S. Census, District No. 1, Trimble County, Kentucky<br />Enumeration Date: 6 October 1850<br />h/h 490/490<br />Jno, 16, Farming, b. Kentucky, attended school w/in census year<br />-----<br />Confederate Kentucky Volunteer War 1861-1865 (KYRoster C) Published in 1915<br />John R. Pendleton<br />Company A, 4th Cavalry Regiment, Kentucky<br />Residence: Trimble County, Kentucky<br />Enlist Date: 10 September 1862<br />Enlist Rank: Private<br />-----<br />John R. [Pendleton] served in the Civil War on the Confederate side, and was killed at Mt. Sterling in 1865.<br />-Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887, Trimble Co.
1838
William
A.
Pendleton
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 63 of 74<br />1850 U.S. Census, District No. 1, Trimble County, Kentucky<br />Enumeration Date: 6 October 1850<br />h/h 490/490<br />William, 12, b. Kentucky, attended school w/in census year
1848 - 1880
Robert
Pendleton
32
32
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 63 of 74<br />1850 U.S. Census, District No. 1, Trimble County, Kentucky<br />Enumeration Date: 6 October 1850<br />Line 13: h/h 490/490 Robt. H. Pendleton, 47, Farmer, $2297, b. Virginia<br />Sarah Pendleton, 37, b. Kentucky<br />Christopher, 23, School Teaching, b. Kentucky<br />Elizabeth, 20, b. Kentucky<br />Jno, 16, Farming, b. Kentucky, attended school w/in census year<br />William, 12, b. Kentucky, attended school w/in census year<br />Nancy J., 10, b. Kentucky, attended school w/in census year<br />Robert, 2, b. Kentucky<br />-----<br />Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />Jefferson County Indiana<br /> Marriages 1873-1899 (Books 13 through 18)<br /> Part I Grooms Part II Brides<br />County: Jefferson <br />Name: Amanda Wiley <br />Spouse: Robert Pendleton <br />Marriage Date: 18 Aug 1875 <br />Book: 13 <br />Original Source Page: 259 <br />-----<br />FamilySearch<br />www.familysearch.org<br />Household Record 1880 United States Census <br /> Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace <br /> Robert PENDLETON Self M Male W 77 VA Farmer VA VA <br /> Sallie PENDLETON Wife M Female W 67 KY Keeping House VA VA <br /> Robert PENDLETON Son M Male W 29 KY Farm Laborer VA KY <br /> Amandah PENDLETON Wife M Female W 29 IN At Home IN IN <br /> Sallie PENDLETON GDau S Female W 3 KY KY IN <br /> Mary PENDLETON GDau S Female W 2 KY KY IN <br /> Robert PENDLETON GSon S Male W 7M KY KY IN <br /> Napolian MC CARY Other S Male W 40 KY Farm Laborer KY KY <br />Source Information:<br /> Census Place Milton, Trimble, Kentucky <br /> Family History Library Film 1254443 <br /> NA Film Number T9-0443 <br /> Page Number 446A <br />-----<br />Could this be Robert?<br />Kentucky Deaths 1911-Present, vol. G, Certificate: 13675<br />Robert G. Pendleton d. 21 June 1921, Trimble County, Kentucky, age 73
Living
Green
Mattie
UNKNOWN
Ancestry.com<br />Kentucky 1910 Miracode Index <br />Otis Dunaway <br /> Enumeration District: 0063 Color: W <br /> Age: 49 Birth Place: Kentucky <br /> Visit: 0040 <br /> County: Henry, Campbellsburg <br /> Relation: Husband <br /> Relatives: Wife Mattie 36, Kentucky<br />Daughter Mabel 21, Kentucky<br />Daughter Josie A 18, Kentucky<br />Daughter Hallie S 15, Kentucky<br />Son Curtis 12, Kentucky<br />Son Henry M 08, Kentucky<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online<br />1920 U.S. Census, Campbellsburg, Henry County, Kentucky, image 11 of 33<br />Enumeration Date: 09 January 1920<br />Line 4: h/h 2/2 Otis Dunaway, owns home, 55, married; b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky; able to read and write; butcher; home ?<br />Mattie, wife, 40; b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky; able to read and write<br />Henry, son, 18; b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky; able to read and write; butcher in father's shop; wage
1910 - 1975
Charles
Childers
65
65
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:a36306&id=I027<br />Charles married Pearl Purvus. She was born 02 December 1910 and died 17 December 1996 in Lousiville, Jefferson County, Kentucky.
1912 - 1997
William
Paul
Childers
84
84
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:a36306&id=I026<br />William Paul married Dorothy. They had two children.
1914
Living
Childers
On 12 March 1943, she married Owen Jefferson Vale who died 12 March 1943 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. They had one child.
1923
Living
Childers
She married Doctor Molloy George Veal who was born 02 September 1920 and died 05 March 1988 in Henderson, Kentucky. They had three sons and a daughter.
1891 - 1970
Ephraim
Marriott
Bland
79
79
1917 - 1998
Patsy
Bland
81
81
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:a36306&id=I382<br />Patsy married Dave Davidson. They had twin sons and a daughter.
1926 - 1973
Dan
Otis
Bland
47
47
Dan married Living Bowlus and they had two daughters.
1855 - 1880
Nancy
Ann
Reynolds
25
25
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 155 of 467<br />1860 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; Sparksville<br />13 July 1860<br />Line 31: h/h 565/537<br />James Reynolds, 37, Farmer, $1500/$4100, b. Ireland<br />Mary Ann, 25, b. Indiana<br />Nancy Ann, 4, b. Indiana<br />John, 10 mos., b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 22-23<br />1870 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; Campbellsburg<br />01 July 1870<br />Image 22: Line 39 h/h 158/160<br />James Reynolds, 51, Farmer, $2000/$700; b. Ireland; parents of foreign birth; U.S. citizen<br />Mary A. [nee Pollock], 37, Keeping House, b. Indiana<br />Image 23: Line 1 h/h 159/161<br />Nancy Reynolds, 14, Keeping House, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />John, 10, Farm Laborer, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />James H., 8, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />George W., 6, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />Henry G., 3, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth<br />Thomas J., 1, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth
1859 - 1933
John
William
Reynolds
73
73
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 155 of 467<br />1860 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; Sparksville<br />13 July 1860<br />Line 31: h/h 565/537<br />James Reynolds, 37, Farmer, $1500/$4100, b. Ireland<br />Mary Ann, 25, b. Indiana<br />Nancy Ann, 4, b. Indiana<br />John, 10 mos., b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 22-23<br />1870 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; Campbellsburg<br />01 July 1870<br />Image 22: Line 39 h/h 158/160<br />James Reynolds, 51, Farmer, $2000/$700; b. Ireland; parents of foreign birth; U.S. citizen<br />Mary A. [nee Pollock], 37, Keeping House, b. Indiana<br />Image 23: Line 1 h/h 159/161<br />Nancy Reynolds, 14, Keeping House, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />John, 10, Farm Laborer, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />James H., 8, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />George W., 6, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />Henry G., 3, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth<br />Thomas J., 1, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth<br />-----<br />FamilySearch<br />1880 United States Census <br /> Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace <br /> James REYNOLDS Self M Male W 60 IRE Farming IRE IRE <br /> Mary A. REYNOLDS Wife M Female W 49 IN Keeping House KY KY <br /> John W. REYNOLDS Son S Male W 20 IN Farm Lab & School IRE IN <br /> James H. REYNOLDS Son S Male W 18 IN Farm Lab & School IRE IN <br /> George M. REYNOLDS Son S Male W 16 IN Farm Lab & School IRE IN <br /> Henry G. REYNOLDS Son S Male W 14 IN Farm Lab & School IRE IN <br /><br />Source Information:<br /> Census Place Jefferson, Washington, Indiana <br /> Family History Library Film 1254321 <br /> NA Film Number T9-0321 <br /> Page Number 451C<br />-----<br />John William Reynolds married Nancy Jane Mahan (d/o Catherine Bryan and James Mahan) on 18 September 1884 in Jackson County, Indiana. John William and Nancy Jane's children:<br />1. Baby Reynolds (27 April 1885 - 27 April 1885)<br />2. James W. Reynolds (12 November 1894 - 19 April 1951)<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 9 of 14<br />1920 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township North Precinct, Washington County, Indiana; 17 January 1920<br />Line 8: Farm h/h 82/83<br />John Reynolds, Head, owns farm, 60, b. Indiana; father b. Ireliand; mother b. Indiana; farmer, general farm<br />Nancy Reynolds, Wife, 59, b. Indiana; father b. Ireland; mother b. Indiana<br />-----<br />After Nancy Jane's death in 1924 it would appear that John married (at the age of 66) Mary E. in 1926. <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 15 of 18<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 9, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; 25 April 1930<br />Line 31: h/h 171/171<br />John W. Reynolds, Head, owns farm, 70, married at 66; reads & writes; b. Indiana; father b. Ireland; mother b. Indiana; appears to be retired from farming<br />Mary E. Reynolds, Wife, 57, married at 53; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
1861 - 1942
James
Hamilton
Reynolds
81
81
James Hamilton Reynolds married Lillie Estella Nicholson; their children:<br />1. Baby Reynolds (09 April 1898 - 17 April 1898<br />2. Lovell Reynolds (26 October 1899 - 12 January 1919)<br />3. Alvis Reynolds (15 May 1901 - 24 June 1973)<br />4. Flavel N. Reynolds (10 February 1905 - 19 April 1991)
1863 - 1949
George
Michael
Reynolds
85
85
George Michael Reynolds married Mary Atta/Attie Robertson on 12 April 1893. Mary Atta was born 15 October 1872 in Washington County, Indiana. She died 29 May 1941 and is buried at St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Washington County, Indiana. Mary Atta and George Michael's children:<br />1. Mae E. Reynolds (19 February 1895 - 28 December 1979)<br />2. Della V. Reynolds (22 November 1899 - 24 January 1983)<br />3. Lela Reynolds (21 March 1903 - 06 April 1903)<br />4. Leland Reynolds (21 March 1903 - 02 April 1903)<br />5. Leola Olive Reynolds (07 september 1905 - 08 June 1964)<br />6. Harold W. Reynolds, MD (1908 - 22 May 1990)<br />7. Baby Reynolds (14 February 1913 - 14 February 1913)<br />8. Geraldine Reynolds (b. about 1914)<br />9. George Edwin Reynolds (b. about 1916)<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5 of 14<br />1920 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township North Precinct, Washington County, Indiana<br />Line 20: Farm h/h 49/50<br />Cavanaugh Bridge Road<br />George Reynolds, Head, owns farm, 54<br />Mary, Wife, 48<br />Della, 18<br />Leola, 14<br />Harold, 13<br />Geraldine, 6<br />George E., 4<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 16 of 18<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 9, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; 26 April 1930<br />Line 89: h/h 185/185<br />George M. Reynolds, Head, owns farm; R - radio act?, 63, married at 25; reads & writes; b. Indiana; father b. Ireland; mother b. Indiana; farmer; general farm<br />Mary Atta Reynolds, Wife, 55, married at 18; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Harold W., son, 22, single; attended school; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; laborer on farm<br />Geraldine, daughter, 16, single; attended school; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Edwin, son, 14, single; attended school; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; laborer on farm
1866 - 1943
Henry
G.
Reynolds
77
77
Henry Reynolds married Amanda Minerva Denny (b. 21 January 1868; d. 20 February 1939). Henry and Amanda's children:<br />1. Clifford Reynolds (02 September 1895 - 01 December 1900)<br />2. Annie Reynolds (b. about 1899)<br />3. Clarence Reynolds (b. about 1899)<br />4. Ruth Reynolds (b. about 1906) <br />5. Edith C. Reynolds (31 July 1908 - 16 December 1986)<br />6. Alva Reynolds (b. about 1911)<br />7. Francis Reynolds (b. about 1917)<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5 of 14<br />1920 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township North Precinct, Washington County, Indiana<br />Line 34: Farm h/h 53/54<br />Cavanaugh Bridge Road<br />Henry Reynolds, Head, owns farm (mortgaged), 51; reads & writes; b. Indiana; father b. Ireland; mother b. Indiana<br />Amanda Reynolds, Wife, 51; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Annie, daughter, 21, single; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; bookkeeper in store<br />Clarence, son, 21, single; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; laborer on farm<br />Ruth, daughter, 14, single; attended school w/in year; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Edith, 11, single; attended school w/in year; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Alva, son, 9; single; attended school w/in year; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Francis, son, 3; single; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
1869 - Between 1870-1880
Thomas
J.
Reynolds
Baby Thomas appears only on the 1870 census. He is a year old.<br /><br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 22-23<br />1870 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; Campbellsburg<br />01 July 1870<br />Image 22: Line 39 h/h 158/160<br />James Reynolds, 51, Farmer, $2000/$700; b. Ireland; parents of foreign birth; U.S. citizen<br />Mary A. [nee Pollock], 37, Keeping House, b. Indiana<br />Image 23: Line 1 h/h 159/161<br />Nancy Reynolds, 14, Keeping House, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />John, 10, Farm Laborer, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />James H., 8, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />George W., 6, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />Henry G., 3, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth<br />Thomas J., 1, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth
1777
Rutha
Skeen
Rutha Skeen married William Hearne 29 November 1799 in Rowan County, North Carolina.
1779 - 1852
Sarah
Skeen
73
73
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1778 - 1861
John
Wilson
83
83
1798 - 1827
Thomas
Wilson
28
28
1800
Ruth
Wilson
1802 - 1876
Joel
Wilson
73
73
Ancestry.com Images Online<br />1840 U.S. Census, Franklin Township, Washington County, Indiana (image 23)<br />Names of Heads of Families (all living next door to one another)<br />Levi Spurgin<br />Eli Spurgin<br />Joel Wilson<br />Joshua Crow<br />(Ira Crow - image 21; Emery Crow - image 25)<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online<br />1850 U.S. Census, Franklin Township, Washington County, Indiana (image 58)<br />Enumeration Date: 16 October 1850<br />line 37: h/h 384/397 Joel Wilson, 48, M, Farmer, $3000, b. North Carolina<br />Elizabeth, 49, F, b. North Carolina<br />Alexander, 15, M, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />Wylie, 12, M, b. Indiana, attended school w/in the census year<br />John P., 9, M, b. Indiana, attended school w/in the census year<br />Eli Spurgin, 6, M, b. Indiana<br /><br />[Joel and Elizabeth live next door to George M. (b. Kentucky) and Evaline (b. North Carolina) Spurgin and their year-old son Franklin (b. Indiana). Perhaps six-year old Eli is named after Joel & Elizabeth's neighbors...]<br />-----<br />For more information:<br />FamilySearch (LDS), Vol. 4.02<br />http://www.familysearch.org.<br />Ancestry World Tree Project: Jesse Hollis Line<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=:929248<br />Mount Family GED<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=patmount
1804
Durham
Wilson
1806
Nancy
Wilson
1808
John
Wilson
1810
Eli
Wilson
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1812
Martha
Wilson
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1815
Matthew
Skeen
Wilson
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1817 - 1896
Sarah
Wilson
79
79
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1801 - 1876
Elizabeth
Williams
74
74
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~1821 - 1898
Jerusha
Wilson
77
77
Ancestry World Tree Project: Haddock - Hutson<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=:2159598&id=I110064846<br /><br />Jerusha WILSON married James BREWER 19 Oct 1837, son of Henry BREWER and Annie CROW. <br />Child of Jerusha WILSON and James BREWER is Ollie Skeen BREWER, born 1850 in Indiana.<br />-----<br />Carroll County, Illinois<br />http://www.serve.com/bmosher/ilcr/carroll.htm<br />Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900<br />http://www.serve.com/bmosher/ilcr/carroll.htm<br /><br />CHITTY, JAMES M. married BREWER, JERUSHA, Whiteside County, 07/18/1862, License # 00000785<br />-----<br />Google search: "James McAllen Chitty" genealogy<br />http://jchitty1.home.texas.net/index_files/chitty.txt<br />James McAllen Chitty m Jerusha Brewer, 19 Jul 1862 Grundy, IOWA<br />-----<br />FamilySearch<br />http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp<br />Household Record 1880 United States Census<br />AND<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 17 of 30<br />1880 U.S. Census, La Moille Township, Bureau County, Illinois, Village of Van Orin<br />Page No. 17 (158A), District No. 13, Enumeration Date: 18 June 1880 <br />Line 38: 148/152<br />CHITTY, James M., 52, married, U.B. Minister, b. Indiana; parents b. North Carolina<br />CHITTY, Jerusha, 54, Wife, married, Keeping house, b. Indiana; parents b. North Carolina<br />BREWER, James W., 21, Stepson, single, Teacher, b. Illinois; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Page County, Iowa<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~iapage/cem/CHAP01.HTM<br />"SHARE THE RECORDS, DON'T SELL THEM."<br />Baker Cemetery, Tarkio Twp., Page Co., Iowa<br />ROW 12<br />7. CHITTY, Jerusha, (b. 1821) d. 6 Sept 1898, aged 77 yrs, 7 mth, 7 dys<br /><br />This file was contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: <br />Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. Jul 13, 1998 <br />USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or other presentation.
1823 - 1908
Ollie
Skeen
Wilson
84
84
Ancestry.com: Fresno, Tulare, and Kern Counties, California Biographical History • Biographical Sketches • Wilson <br />"History of Central California" pp. 629-630<br />http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/7267.htm<br />SEARCH: OLLI SKEENE WILSON<br />Source Information:<br />Ancestry.com. Fresno, Tulare, and Kern Counties, California Biographical History [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003.<br />Original data: A Memorial and Biographical History of the Counties of Fresno, Tulare, and Kern, California. Chicago: Lewis Publishing, [1892?].
1824/1827 - 1894
Hulda
Wilson
Washington County Indiana Marriage Book E, page 42:<br />Joel Wilson gave his consent on 16 July 1845 for Hulda to marry David McDonald. Hulda and David married on 22 July 1845 in Washington County, Indiana. <br />-----<br />More information:<br />Ancestry World Tree Project: Eunice/Mitchell<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=goodwin<br />Ancestry World Tree Project: Mount Family GED<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=patmount<br />Ancestry World Tree Project: Jesse Hollis Line<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=:929248
1825 - 1913
Osborn
Lamar
Wilson
87
87
Washington County Indiana, Copyright Jerry Morris Mounts http://165.138.44.13/washington/html/washco.htm<br />Mexican War Soldiers [1846-1848] in Washington County, Indiana<br />Wilson, Osborn L.<br />Service: Private, 2nd Regiment, Company D, Washington County. <br />Mustered in 20 Jun 1846, at New Albany, Indiana, by Colonel Samuel Churchill<br />Mustered out 23 Jun 1847, at New Orleans, Louisiana, by Colonel Samuel Churchill.<br />[4-377]<br />-----<br />Transcript of letter to Mr. O. L. Wilson from William Hancock:<br /><br />Mr. Osburn L. Wilson, Company B. Fifth Regiment Indiana Volunteers<br />via Louisville Ky. New Orleans La City of Mexico<br />WC Palmyra Ia March 13th<br /><br />March 12. 1848<br />Indiana<br />Harrison County<br />Mr. O. L. Wilson<br />Dear Cousin I imbrace this opportunity of informing you that I am well at this time with the reast of the connection and enteraining the Strongest hopes that thease few lines may find you in the Same enjoyment of the greatest blessing of our great Creator. I received a letter from you one week ago last friday dated on the 11. of Jan. which came to me quite unexpected for I had not learned before that you went in the fifth Regiment. I heard from Louie of the troops from our neighborhood that you were at the battle of Bueana Vista. &. I was just thinking that you was at home enjoying the comforts of a private citizen. You may ritely Suppose Something of my feelings when I broke the Seal of your letter and found it bareing date at the city of Mexico, and the Signature of your name. I felt affected when I thought of the hard fare that you must have in that warme climate & yet my bosum was filled with joy when contemplating the patriotic love that promted you to action! And let me tell you in conclusion that it gave me the utmost Satisfaction and I feel under many obligations to you for your kindness in giveing me a Sketch of your journal & discription of the country that you travailed through. I want you to write again and write extensive about Mexico & its cities. I have not heard from your fathers family Since you left for Mexico. My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock. Hooker & Jonathan are keeping a country Store. I am yet bachelor an keeping School of winters. School for last winter was out in February not much probability of marying<br />Sickness -- this has been rageing through our country during the whole winter to an alarming extent in the character of Sypes fever -- Uncle Samuel Hancock his son George you recollect that took that ride with us to Palmyra & was so gentlemanly and Social & his Son James, Daughter Nancy, all died within the Short Space of 4. months of this fatal disease -- there were no other deaths in the connection -- yet there has been much Sickness. I was attacked with this disease in July last, from which I never recovered till in Dec.<br />Politics -- There is a great talk of peace with us at this time -- & the treaty that was Sined by the Mexican Commissioners & Sent to Washington is now being discussed by the Senate of the United States & also being altered very much from the original; & I think will Soon pass and be Sent back to Mexico by Commisioners appointed for that purpose agan to try our luck for peace. Also a great talk as usual about our next president, & from what information I can get I think that "Old Rough & Ready" will be the next president -- but I must Stop I want you to write to me as soon as you get this letter -- tell about the inhabitants -- the city of Mexico -- the walls of that city -- National pallace -- Surrounding country -- Lake Telzuco -- The water of the City -- What kind of a Road from Mexico to Veracruse whether Turnepike or not -- How many Turnepikes enter the City of Mexico &c -- Write to me if you please I remain<br /><br />Your friend &. cousin<br />Wm Hancock<br /><br />To O. L. Wilson<br />P.S. Old John Q. Adams died in Congress about 2 weeks ago with a paralytic affection very sudenly. "Old Ruff and Ready" has been Sick but is recovering<br /><br />WH.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 11<br />1880 U.S. Census, Mussel Slough Township, Tulare County, California<br />Page No. 11; Supervisor’s Dist. No. 4; Enumeration Dist. No. 99<br />Enumeration Date: 11 June 1880; Enumerator: B. A. Fassett<br />Line 43, h/h 83/83 Wilson, Osborne L., W, M, 55, married, Farmer, b. Indiana; parents b. North Carolina<br />Rosa J., W, F, 40/42/46 (?), Wife, married, Keeping house, b. Missouri; parents b. Missouri<br />Julia A., W, F, 11, Daughter, single, At home, attended school w/in Census year, b. California; father b. Indiana; mother b. Missouri<br />Rosa J., W, F, 7, Daughter, single, attended school w/in Census year, b. California; father b. Indiana; mother b. Missouri<br />Billy, W, M, 1, x, Son, single, b. California; father b. Indiana; mother b. Missouri<br /><br />Copyright © 1998-2002, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries Use and access subject to license.<br />-----<br />1890 Great Register of Tulare County, California<br /><br />Copyrighted © 1998 by Steven Williams. Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Steven Williams .<br />USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free genealogy information on the Internet, data may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by other organizations." Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than as stated above, must contact the submitter or the listed USGenWeb archivist.<br />Uploaded 6 February 1998 by Steven Williams <br /><br />Surname: Wilson<br />First Name: Osburn Lamar<br />Age: 65<br />Nativity: Indiana<br />Precinct: Excelsior<br />Page: 80<br />Registered: 09 August 1890<br />-----<br />Kings Co., CA - Index to Federal Land Records<br />The California Land Patents Database contains the following information for each land transaction: date, location (township, range, section, meridian), name of person the land was patented to, case type, conveyance type, county, case number and the patent document identification number.<br />Mount Diablo 0170S 0220E 012 8942 1864/01/20 WILSON OSBORN L<br />Mount Diablo 0170S 0220E 013 8942 1864/01/20 WILSON OSBORN L<br />-----<br />Mexican War Pension Files<br />Transcribed by Virgil D. White<br />The National Historical Publishing Co.,<br />Wilson, Osburn L., SC-20530, 16 Sep 1901, CA srv Co D 2nd & Co B 5th IN inf as a Pvt, sol died 10 Aug 1913 In Hanford or Stanford CA<br />------------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> OSBORNE L. WILSON<br />That venerable and honorable citizen of Kings county, Cal., O. L. Wilson, who is living in retirement at No. 602 East Ninth Street, Hanford, was born in Washington County, Ind., August 29, 1825, and has lived in California since August 8, 1849. He grew to manhood on a farm on Blue River, went to school at Salem and was managing a farm there for his father at the time of the outbreak of the Mexican War. Enlisting in Company D, Second Indiana volunteers, he was sent to Mexico in 1846 and served until the expiration of his term of enlistment. He returned to his home in Indiana, but again enlisted in Company B, Fifth Indiana Volunteers, under Captain Green, and was sent again to Mexico in 1847 and served gallantly until the end of the war when he was honorably discharged. He took part in many important engagements, including those at Buena Vista and Del Rey under such commanders as Generals Taylor, Woolfe, and Scott, the latter having been commander-in-chief. He has kept a copy of the Salem News, published at Salem, Ind., April 7, 1847, an extra edition devoted largely to the events of the Mexican war and containg bulletins of the very latest news from the camp of General Taylor. After the war he went to Scotland County, Mo., where he remained through the winter of 1848-49. On April 15, 1849, he started with an ox-team wagon train to California and arrived within the borders of this state August 8 following. For two years he mined at Ringgold and Weavertown, on the American River, at Yuba, at Rough and Ready, at Nevada City and in Nevada, meeting with fair success. His associations were not to his taste and in 1851 he bought land at Gilroy, Cal., part of the Los Alamos grant, and devoted himself to cattle raising with farming as subsidiary business. There he remained until he sold his land to Thomas Rey, and drove his cattle and sheep over into that part of Tulare county which is now Kings county and squatted on part of the Laguna De Tache grant. Later he secured one thousand acres of land on his Mexican war land warrant, lying on the Kings river in sections 1, 12 and 13. After that he bought land from time to time until he owned six thousand acres in that vicinity and in Fresno county and for about thirty years he was engaged in sheep raising. Eventually he divided most of his land among his children and in 1900 retired from active life.<br />On December 3 1854, Mr. Wilson married Miss Rose Wilburn at Gilroy, and they had thirteen children, six of whom are now living. Mr. Wilson has nineteen granchildren and six great-grandchildren. Those children who survive are: John A.; William C.; Julia, widow of John Alcorn; Mrs. Rose Henry; Mrs Fannie Hughes, and Calhoun Wilson. During all his long and honorable career Mr. Wilson has consistently demonstrated his public spirit and has been in the van of all worthy movements for the public uplift. He has bought eight cemetery lots, on which he has erected a replica of the Washington monument, which when he has passed away will be his lasting memorial.<br />----------------------------------------------------------------
~1829
Roxie
Wilson
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />Washington County, Indiana<br /> Index to "Marriage Record" 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume II Letters M to Z Inclusive<br /> W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Salem Compiled by Federal Works Agency Work Projects Administration of Indiana 1941<br />County: Washington <br />Name: Rocksey Wilson <br />Spouse: Joel Wilson <br />Marriage Date: 21 Jul 1850 <br />Book: F <br />Original Source Page: 150<br /><br />Joel Wilson provided consent for his daughter, Rocksey Wilson to marry Joel Wilson, Junior.
1831 - 1907
Nora
Wilson
76
76
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />Washington County, Indiana<br /> Index to "Marriage Record" 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A to L Inclusive<br /> W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Salem Compiled by Federal Works Agency Work Projects Administration of Indiana 1941<br /><br />County: Washington <br />Name: Elisha Bowman<br />Spouse: Nora Wilson <br />Marriage Date: 11 August 1849<br />Book: F<br />Original Source Page: 102<br />[Consent by Joel Wilson, Sr. - Joel Wilson, Jr. gave affidavit that he saw Joel Sr, give consent] <br /><br />County: Washington <br />Name: Alexander Curtis <br />Spouse: Nora Bowman <br />Marriage Date: 07 Sep 1873 <br />Book: H <br />Original Source Page: 549<br />-----<br />From Corky Harmon:<br />Nora Wilson 1831 - 1907 b: 1831 d: June 1907 in Salem, IN<br />+Elisha Bowman m: 16 August 1848 in Washington Co., IN <br />2nd Husband of Nora Wilson: <br />+Wiley Rickard - 1905 m: 1895 in Indiana d: 28 June 1905 in Iowa
1835 - 1901
Alexander
Wilson
66
66
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1838
Wiley
Wilson
More information:<br />1850 U.S. Census (www.ancestry.com.)<br />Ancestry World Tree Project: Jesse Hollis Line<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=:929248
1841
John
Dill
Wilson
More information: <br />1850 U.S. Census (www.ancestry.com)<br />Ancestry World Tree Project: Jesse Hollis Line<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=:929248
1842/1844
Eli
Wilson
More information:<br />1850 U.S. Census (www.ancestry.com)<br />Ancestry World Tree Project: Jesse Hollis Line<br />http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=:929248<br /><br />
1844
Reason
Wilson
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1844
Victoria
Wilson
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1825 - 1870
Elizabeth
Hamiliton
45
45
1 May 1825/1837/1840 - 1925
Rosa
Jane
Wilburn
1871 - 1895
Anna
Christina
Renne
24
24
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealog.html
1873
Ellen
Renne
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealog.html
D. 1877
Simon
Olaf
Renne
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealog.html
1879 - 1910
Carl
Olaff
Renne
31
31
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealog.html
1881
Tilda
Oline
Renne
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealog.html<br /><br />Tilda Oline Renne Marries John Krogstad the Hired Man. <br />On June 14, 1905, Peter Lawrence Renne's sister, Tilda Oline Renne, married the hired man of her family's farm -- John Krogstad. Tilda had turned 24 on March 30th, and John would become 26 on December 5th. in that year. "..[John and Tilda Krogstad] rented...[the Renne farm in Rindal] from Grandma when they were married...Then [they] bought it for $50 an acre." The Krogstads: a Book of Memories 1978, Elmer Krogstad (2)
1884 - 1902
Edward
Albert
Renne
18
18
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealog.html
1890
Lucille
Hottel
From: Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Township, Salem town, Enumeration District 142, 4 June 1900<br />Milton and Cora Helen have been married for 11 years. Daughter Lucille, born January 1890, is ten; daughter Helen, born June 1894, is five. Son Lee, born December 1895 is four.
1894
Helen
Hottel
From: Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Township, Salem town, Enumeration District 142, 4 June 1900<br />Milton and Cora Helen have been married for 11 years. Daughter Lucille, born January 1890, is ten; daughter Helen, born June 1894, is five. Son Lee, born December 1895 is four.
1895
Lee H.
Hottel
From: Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Township, Salem town, Enumeration District 142, 4 June 1900<br />Milton and Cora Helen have been married for 11 years. Daughter Lucille, born January 1890, is ten; daughter Helen, born June 1894, is five. Son Lee, born December 1895 is four.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3 of 10<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 344, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana<br />Line 22: 25 W. 49th Street h/h 29/30<br />Milton, 69<br />Cora, 63<br />Lee H., son, 34<br />Russel, son, 27<br />Kathleen, daughter, 24<br />Line 27: h/h 31<br />Lewis W. Hottel, 49 [Milton's brother]<br />Myrtle C., wife, 46
1903
Russell
Hottel
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3 of 10<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 344, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana<br />Line 22: 25 W. 49th Street h/h 29/30<br />Milton, 69<br />Cora, 63<br />Lee H., son, 34<br />Russel, son, 27<br />Kathleen, daughter, 24<br />Line 27: h/h 31<br />Lewis W. Hottel, 49 [Milton's brother]<br />Myrtle C., wife, 46
1906
Kathleen
Hottel
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3 of 10<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 344, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana<br />Line 22: 25 W. 49th Street h/h 29/30<br />Milton, 69<br />Cora, 63<br />Lee H., son, 34<br />Russel, son, 27<br />Kathleen, daughter, 24<br />Line 27: h/h 31<br />Lewis W. Hottel, 49 [Milton's brother]<br />Myrtle C., wife, 46
1851 - 1930
Martha
Ella
Stewart
79
79
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br /> Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A-L Inclusive <br /> Bartholomew County Indiana <br /> W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Columbus Compiled by Indiana Works Projects Administration 1941 Note: Check Supplement in Volume II of This Index for Omitted Names. <br /><br />County: Bartholomew <br />Name: Craven L Hottel <br />Spouse: Martha E Stewart <br />Marriage Date: 22 Oct 1872 <br />Book: C-9 <br />Original Source Page: 66<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 14 of 20<br />1920 U. S. Census, Portage Township, South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana; 06 January 1920<br />Line 53: 1818 Leer Street; h/h 142/151<br />Lora H.[Hottel] Wortman, Head, 35, Divorced, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; teacher, Public School<br />Martha Wortman, daughter, 3 8/12, single, b. Illinois; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana <1917><br />Martha Hottel, mother, 68, widowed, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 14 of 62<br />1930 U. S. Census, District 49, South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana; 05 April 1930<br />Line 62: 1818 Leer Street; h/h 167/174<br />Lora H.[Hottel] Wortman, Head, $5000, Radio, 45, Divorced, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; teacher, Public School<br />Martha Wortman, daughter, 13, single, b. Illinois; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana <1917><br />Martha Hottel, mother, 78, widowed, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland
1874 - 1924
Lynn
Scribner
Hottel
50
50
Ancestry.com Portland, Indiana Directory, 1897 <br />Name: Lynn Hottel <br />Occupation: drug clerk <br />Business Address: 39 e Arch <br />City: Portland, Jay County <br />State: Indiana <br />Year: 1897 <br />Image Number: A151dd7 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 47 or 60<br />1900 U.S. Census, [Other Townships] District 113, Columbia Township, Columbia City, Whitley County, Indiana; 19 June 1900<br />Main Street h/h 561/589<br />Craven L. Hottel, Head, b. Feb. 1847, 53, married 28 years, b. Indiana; father v. Virginia; mother b. Indiana; Profe (Supt. of School<br />Martha E., Wife, b. Aug. 1851, 49, married 28 years; 3 children, 2 living; b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Lora E., Daughter, b. May 1884, 16, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; at school - 9/7? months<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Newspaper Collection<br /><br />The Fort Wayne Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Indiana; Monday, 30 October 1899 <br />LOCAL LINES<br />Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hottel spent Sunday with friends at Columbia City. Mr. Hottel is prescription clerk at Granneman's drug store.<br /><br />The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Fort Wayne, Indiana; Saturday Morning, 13 April 1907<br />CITY NEWS<br />Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hottel, of Goshen, Ind., were visitors in the city yesterday.<br /><br />The Fort Wayne Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Indiana; Thursday, 22 October 1908<br />NORTHERN INDIANA NEWS & GOSSIP<br />Lynn S. Hottel, formerly of Fort Wayne, has purchased the drugstore of George W. Rule at Goshen, Indiana<br />-----<br />FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America <br />Family Group Record <br /><br />Husband <br /> Craven Lynn Hottel Pedigree <br />Birth: 22 FEB 1847 Corydon, Harrison, Indiana <br />Marriage: 22 OCT 1872 <br />Death: 26 OCT 1914 <br />Father: Peter Hottel <br />Mother: Lenora Westfall <br />Wife: <br />Martha Ella Stewart <br />Birth: 07 AUG 1851 Of, Hartsville, Bartholomew, Indiana <br />Marriage: 22 OCT 1872 <br />Children: <br />1. Lynn Scribner Hottel (Male) <br />Birth: 06 MAR 1874 Hartsville, Bartholomew, Indiana <br />Death: 06 NOV 1924 <br />2. William Stewart Hottel <br />Birth: 20 NOV 1876 Clear Springs, Jackson, Indiana <br />Death: 27 JAN 1882<br />----- <br />3. My addition: Lora E. Hottel [see 1900 U.S. Census, Columbia City, Whitley County, Indiana]<br />Birth: MAY 1884, Indiana
1876 - 1882
William
Stewart
Hottel
5
5
FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America <br />Family Group Record <br /><br />Husband <br /> Craven Lynn Hottel Pedigree <br />Birth: 22 FEB 1847 Corydon, Harrison, Indiana <br />Marriage: 22 OCT 1872 <br />Death: 26 OCT 1914 <br />Father: Peter Hottel <br />Mother: Lenora Westfall <br />Wife: <br />Martha Ella Stewart <br />Birth: 07 AUG 1851 Of, Hartsville, Bartholomew, Indiana <br />Marriage: 22 OCT 1872 <br />Children: <br />1. Lynn Scribner Hottel (Male) <br />Birth: 06 MAR 1874 Hartsville, Bartholomew, Indiana <br />Death: 06 NOV 1924 <br />2. William Stewart Hottel <br />Birth: 20 NOV 1876 Clear Springs, Jackson, Indiana <br />Death: 27 JAN 1882<br />----- <br />3. My addition: Lora E. Hottel [see 1900 U.S. Census, Columbia City, Whitley County, Indiana]<br />Birth: MAY 1884, Indiana
1884
Lora
Ella
Hottel
Ancestry.com Portland, Indiana Directory, 1897 <br />Name: Lora Hottel <br />Business Address: 39 e Arch <br />City: Portland <br />State: Indiana <br />Year: 1897 <br />Comment: s <br />Image Number: A151dd7 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 47 or 60<br />1900 U.S. Census, [Other Townships] District 113, Columbia Township, Columbia City, Whitley County, Indiana; 19 June 1900<br />Main Street h/h 561/589<br />Craven L. Hottel, Head, b. Feb. 1847, 53, married 28 years, b. Indiana; father v. Virginia; mother b. Indiana; Profe (Supt. of School<br />Martha E., Wife, b. Aug. 1851, 49, married 28 years; 3 children, 2 living; b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Lora E., Daughter, b. May 1884, 16, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; at school - 9/7? months<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Newspaper Collection<br /><br />The Fort Wayne Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Indiana; Tuesday, 25 December 1900<br />LOCAL NEWS<br />Prof. and Mrs. C. L. Hottel and daughter, Miss Laura Hottel, of Columbia City, and Miss Lizzie Redmond, of Ridgeville, are in the city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hottel.<br /><br />The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Fort Wayne, Indiana; Tuesday Morning, 13 June 1905 <br />PROF. HOTEL GOES TO THE ARGOS SCHOOLS.<br />(Special to the Journal-Gazette.)<br />Columbia City, Ind., June 12. --<br />Prof. Craven Lynn Hottel, who has been superitendent [sic] of the Columbia City public schools for the past seven years, has been tendered the superintendency of the schools at Argos, Ind., and has accepted the position. His daughter, Miss Laura Hottel, who has been teaching in the Churubusco schools, was retained by the school board of that town for this year, but she was tendered the primary grade at Argos with her father and has asked to be released by the former board. Her resignation will quite likely be accepted Tuesday evening.<br />Prof. J. C. Sanders, a graduate of Ada (o.) university, will succeed Prof. Hottel at Columbia City.<br />-----<br />Marshall County Genealogy<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~inmarsha/<br />Marshall County Marriages 1873 to 1919 <br />MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES; MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA;1873 to 1919; Grooms - W<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~inmarsha/1919/mar-w.htm<br />WORTMAN, Chas. W. married HOTTEL, Lora Ella on 22 July 1915<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 1 of 39<br />1920 U.S. Census, Danville Township, Danville City, Vermilion County, Illinois; 02 January 1920<br />8 West Seminary Street<br />Line 4: h/h 1/1<br />Charles W. Wortman, Lodger, 35, Divorced, b. Ohio; parents b. Ohio; lawyer, general practice <1885><br /><br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 14 of 20<br />1920 U. S. Census, Portage Township, South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana; 06 January 1920<br />Line 53: 1818 Leer Street; h/h 142/151<br />Lora H.[Hottel] Wortman, Head, 35, Divorced, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; teacher, Public School<br />Martha Wortman, daughter, 3 8/12, single, b. Illinois; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana <1917><br />Martha Hottel, mother, 68, widowed, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />-----<br />Lora E. Hottel<br />Whitley Co., Indiana Genealogy & History > CCHS Alumni Classes 1895 - 1904<br />http://www.kneller.com/WhitleyIN/school/0006.html<br />Columbia City School, Class of 1902: Lora E. (Hottel) Wortman, South Bend, Ind.<br />School Alumni<br />From the 1925 C.C.H.S. Yearbook<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 14 of 62<br />1930 U. S. Census, District 49, South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana; 05 April 1930<br />Line 62: 1818 Leer Street; h/h 167/174<br />Lora H.[Hottel] Wortman, Head, $5000, Radio, 45, Divorced, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; teacher, Public School<br />Martha Wortman, daughter, 13, single, b. Illinois; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana <1917><br />Martha Hottel, mother, 78, widowed, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />-----<br />-----<br />FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America <br />Family Group Record <br /><br />Husband <br /> Craven Lynn Hottel Pedigree <br />Birth: 22 FEB 1847 Corydon, Harrison, Indiana <br />Marriage: 22 OCT 1872 <br />Death: 26 OCT 1914 <br />Father: Peter Hottel <br />Mother: Lenora Westfall <br />Wife: <br />Martha Ella Stewart <br />Birth: 07 AUG 1851 Of, Hartsville, Bartholomew, Indiana <br />Marriage: 22 OCT 1872 <br />Children: <br />1. Lynn Scribner Hottel (Male) <br />Birth: 06 MAR 1874 Hartsville, Bartholomew, Indiana <br />Death: 06 NOV 1924 <br />2. William Stewart Hottel <br />Birth: 20 NOV 1876 Clear Springs, Jackson, Indiana <br />Death: 27 JAN 1882 <br />----- <br />3. My addition: Lora E. Hottel [see 1900 U.S. Census, Columbia City, Whitley County, Indiana]<br />Birth: MAY 1884, Indiana
~1792 - >1860
James
Devenish
68
68
On 4 August 1915, Richard Devenish, one of James' sons, wrote "A Sketch of My Life" at the Blue River Valley Farm of which he was proprietor.<br /><br />( Autobiography )<br /><br />A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF RICHARD DEVENISH, FREDERICKSBURG, INDIANA.<br /><br />My grandfather was born in England.<br />My father was born in Maryland.<br />My mother was born in England. Her maiden name was Mary Guest.<br />I was born the Sixth of March 1836 one mile north of New Albany Ind. My parents were then living in what then was termed the double log house... <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 125 of 286<br />1850 U.S. Census, New Albany Township [North fo ??? Turnpike], Floyd County, Indiana; 28 June 1850<br />Line 18: h/h 175/176<br />James Devanish, 58, Farmer, $4000, b. Maryland<br />John, 29, Farmer; Hannah 25; Martha 23; James, 22, Carpenter; Stephen, 20, Farmer; Cornelia, 18; Solomon, 16, Farmer; RICHARD, 13, attended school w/in year; George, 11. All children b. Indiana<br />William Philips, 48, Labourer, b. England<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 485 & 486 of 517<br />1860 U.S. Census, New Albany Township, Floyd County, Indiana; p. 169/485; 16 July 1860<br />Line 38: h/h 1145/1217<br />James Devenish, 68, Farmer, $12,000/$300, b. Maryland<br />Soloman, 24, B. Smith, b. Indiana<br />George, 22, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />Jane Peacock, 43, Housekeeper, $200, b. England
<1821 - <1850
Mary
Guest
29
29
On 4 August 1915, Richard Devenish, one of Mary's sons, wrote "A Sketch of My Life" at the Blue River Valley Farm of which he was proprietor.<br /><br />( Autobiography )<br /><br />A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF RICHARD DEVENISH, FREDERICKSBURG, INDIANA.<br /><br />My grandfather was born in England.<br />My father was born in Maryland.<br />My mother was born in England. Her maiden name was Mary Guest.<br />I was born the Sixth of March 1836 one mile north of New Albany Ind. My parents were then living in what then was termed the double log house... <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 125 of 286<br />1850 U.S. Census, New Albany Township [North fo ??? Turnpike], Floyd County, Indiana; 28 June 1850<br />Line 18: h/h 175/176<br />James Devanish, 58, Farmer, $4000, b. Maryland<br />John, 29, Farmer; Hannah 25; Martha 23; James, 22, Carpenter; Stephen, 20, Farmer; Cornelia, 18; Solomon, 16, Farmer; RICHARD, 13, attended school w/in year; George, 11. All children b. Indiana<br />William Philips, 48, Labourer, b. England
~1868 - >1930
Oscar
Grant
Devenish
62
62
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 33<br />1870 U.S. Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana, 21 July 1870<br />Post Office: Livonia<br />Line 31 242/243 Richard Devenish, 34, Farmer, $2500/$400, b. Indiana<br />Mary Emma [Senseny] Devenish, 20, Keeping house, b. Indiana<br />Oscar Grant, 1, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13<br />1880 U.S. Census, Posey Township, District 183, Washington County, Indiana, 8 June 1880, p. 504<br />Line 31 111/112 R. Devenish, 44, married, Farmer, b. Indiana; father b. Maryland; mother b. England<br />Mary E., 30, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Oscar, 12, son, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Cora, 9, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Horner/Homer, 5, son, single, b. Indiana<br />Harry Moor, 18, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Emma Crook, 28, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 35 of 102<br />1920 U.S. Census, Ft. Worth, Tarrant County, Texas; 14 January 1920<br />Line 48: 3000 Jennings; h/ 355/<br />Oscar G. Devenish, head, 51, rents home; b. Indiana; parent b. Indiana; broker for Oil Company<br />Lena, wife, 44, b. Missouri; father b. Germany; mother b. Ohio<br />Ollie, daughter, 23, single, b. Washington, father b. Indiana; mother b. Missouri<br />Gwendolyn, daughter, 25, single, b. Washington, father b. Indiana; mother b. Missouri<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 4 of 38<br />1930 U.S. Census, Ellensburg, Kittitas County, Washington; 04 April 1930<br />Line 56: <br />Oscar G Devenish, head, 61 <1868> married at age 24, b.Indiana; parents b. Indiana; manager for Oil Company<br />Lena M., wife, 54, b. Missouri; father b. Germany, mother b. Ohio<br />Jane O. Gay, grandchild, 7, b. California; father b. California; mother b. Washington<br />Elizabeth A. Gay, grandchild, 4, b. California; father b. California; mother b. Washington
~1870 - >1930
Cora
Z.
Devenish
60
60
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13<br />1880 U.S. Census, Posey Township, District 183, Washington County, Indiana, 8 June 1880, p. 504<br />Line 31 111/112 R. Devenish, 44, married, Farmer, b. Indiana; father b. Maryland; mother b. England<br />Mary E., 30, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Oscar, 12, son, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Cora, 9, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Homer/Horner, 5, son, single, b. Indiana<br />Harry Moor, 18, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Emma Crook, 28, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />Record Location: Washington County, Indiana <br />W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Salem Compiled by Federal Works Agency Work Projects Administration of Indiana 1941 <br />Spouse 1: Elva M Black <br />Spouse 2: Cora Dearnish [Devenish] <br />Marriage Date: 18 Oct 1891 <br />County: Washington <br />Book: K <br />Original Source Page: 260 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Births, 1880-1920 transcribed by WPA workers<br />Name: Black <br />Father: Elva <br />Mother: Cora Devenish <br />County: Washington <br />Gender: F [Mildred]<br />Birth Date: 30 Sep 1902 <br />Reference: Washington County, Indiana<br />Birth Record<br />1882-1920 <br />Book: H-5 <br />Page: 22<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5 of 14<br />1920 U.S. Census, District 190, Fredericksburg, Washington County, Indiana; Sheet 3A; 29 January 1920<br />Line 14: h/h 67<br />Elva Black, Head, 63 [53?], b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana, Farmer, general farm<br />Cora Black, Wife, 49, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Ruba Black, Daughter, 27, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Mildred Black, Daughter, 17, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3 of 13<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 19, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana; Sheet 2A, p. 17; 05 April 1930<br />Line36: Salem Road, h/h 33/33<br />Elva M. Black, Head, 63, married at age 25, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; farmer<br />Cora Z. Black, Wife, 59, married at age 21, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Ruby Black, Daughter, 37, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
1875 - 1970
Homer
Devenish
95
95
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13<br />1880 U.S. Census, Posey Township, District 183, Washington County, Indiana, 8 June 1880, p. 504<br />Line 31 111/112 R. Devenish, 44, married, Farmer, b. Indiana; father b. Maryland; mother b. England<br />Mary E., 30, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Oscar, 12, son, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Cora, 9, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Homer/Horner, 5, son, single, b. Indiana<br />Harry Moor, 18, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Emma Crook, 28, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 6<br />1920 U.S. Census, Baldwin District, Spokane County, Washington<br />West Fourteenth Avenue 19/64/67<br />Homer S. Devenish, 44, Farmer, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Lucy, Wife, 42, b. Iowa, parents b. Germany<br />Hazel, Daughter, 21, Single, b. Washington; father b. Indiana; mother b. Iowa<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com SSDI Search Results <br />HOMER DEVENISH <br /> SSN 535-44-9748 Residence: 99203 Spokane, Spokane, WA <br /> Born 3 Feb 1875 Last Benefit: <br /> Died Mar 1970 Issued: WA (1962)<br /><br />Ancestry.com Washington Death Index 1907-1996<br />Name: Homer S Devenish <br />Place of Death: Spokane City <br />Residence: Spokane City <br />Gender: M <br />Date of Death: 25 Mar 1970 <br />Certificate: 007129
1882 - >1930
Carl E.
Devenish
48
48
Devenish, Carl<br />Father: Richard<br />Mother: Mary E [Senseny]<br />Male, 10 Nov 1882; Book H-1, p. 30 Washington County, Indiana<br />Birth Record<br />1882-1920<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Posey Township, Fredericksburg, Enumeration District 137<br />Enumeration Date: 2 June 1900<br />29/30 Richard Devenish, head, b. March 1836, 64, married 10 yrs., b. Indiana; father b. Maryland; mother b. England; he can read, write, & speak English; and, he owns his farm<br />Sarah A. Roberts, wife, b. July 1852, 47, married 10 yrs., b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; she, too can read, write, and speak English<br />Carl E. Devenish, son, b. November 1882, 17, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; at school, 6 (months?); can read, write, and speak English<br />Charles Davis, servant, b. July 1858, 41, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana, farm laborer; can read, write, and speak English<br />Jane Roberts, mother-in-law, b. February 1826, 72, widow; mother of 4 children, 2 are living; b. Indiana; father b. North Carolina; mother b. Virginia; can read, write, and speak English<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5 of 9<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 17, Edwall Precinct, Lincoln County, Washington; p. 58<br />Line 48: h/h 59/59<br />Carl E. Devenish, Head, $5000, 47, married at age 23, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Mary M. Devenish, Wife, 46, married at age 22, b. Iowa; parents b. Germany<br />Helen D. Devenish, Daughter, 17, single, b. Washington; father b. Indiana; mother b. Iow
1901 - 1990
Edna I.
Cunnison
88
88
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />Frank Cunnison Florence Mason 03 Nov 1898 Allen 23 213 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 29 of 36<br />1920 United States Federal Census Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana<br />Line 40: 3106 Broadway h/h 330/335<br />Frank Cunnison, 44, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; recorder, Court offices?<br />Florence Cunnison, wife, 43 <1877>, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Edna, 18, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Glenn, son, 16, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Dale, son, 11, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br /><br />Ancestry.com 1930 United States Federal Census<br />Los Angeles, California<br />West Lake Manor Apartments #539, 412 South Lake Street<br />Edna I Cunnison, head, 27 <1902> b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; public school teacher <br />Roomate: Francis O. Selby, also a teacher<br /><br />Ancestry.com 1930 United States Federal Census<br />Name: Frank Cunnison w/ wife Florence and son Dale <br />Age: 54 years <br />Estimated birth year: 1875 <br />Birthplace: Indiana <br />Relation to Head-of-house: Head <br />Race: White <br />Home in 1930: Riverside, Riverside County, California<br /><br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 23 of 24<br />1930 U.S. Census, San Bernadino, SanBernadino County, California, District 95<br />Line 17: h/h 349/349; 2609 Arrowhead Avenue<br />Glenn Cunnison, Head, 26, married at age 25, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; business manager, bank<br />Louise L. Cunnison, Wife, 23, married at age 22, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Robert S., Son, 3 mos., b. California; parents b. Indiana<br />Richard P. [Phillip], Son, 3 mos., b. California; parents b. Indiana<br />Clara Van Cleave, mother-in-law, 45, widowed, b. Kentucky; parents b. Germany<br />-----<br />NewsLibrary.com<br />The Orange County Register <br />August 29, 1990 <br />Edition: EVENING<br />Section: METRO<br />Page: b09 <br />OBITUARIES <br />ORANGE COUNTY <br />Edna C. Cavanaugh, 88, of Orange, a retired teacher, died Monday. Private services and burial. Arrangements by Shannon-Donegan Mortuary, Orange. <br />Survived by her husband, Paige; and brothers, Glenn Cunnison of Laguna Hills and Dale Cunnison of Riverside.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Newspapers Search: William Cunnison<br />Fort Wayne News (Fort Wayne, Indiana) <br />14 June 1914<br />Fort Wayne News (Fort Wayne, Indiana) <br />[From the Colton (Cal.) Times.] <br />Quietly appointed, but with everything in artistic harmony, was the pretty celebration of the nuptials of Miss Anna Glass and Lloyd Hulbert, which occurred June 6 at 1 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Cunnison, on East F street, Mrs. Cunnison being a sister of the bride. Snow-white carnations, Shasta daisies and greenery were employed to give a bridal bower effect to the rooms used for the wedding ceremony, and the setting was charming in its atmosphere of simplicity. At the appointed hour Miss Gladys Cunnison, a niece of the bride, began the wedding march and the happy couple quietly took their places in front of the Rev. R.M. Davis of the First Presbyterian church, who used the beautiful ring service for the plighting of the solemn vows. <br />A dainty and girlish frock of white embroidered crepe had been chosen for the occasion by the bride, and immediately after the falling of the benediction this was changed for a natty little suit of Alice blue silk, with coat and other accessories in harmony, and at 1:50 the bride and groom left over the Santa Fe to San Diego for a ten days' stay. Only immediate relatives of the bride and groom were witnesses of the ceremony. After July 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert will be at home to friends at 1200 North Ninth street, the young groom having fitted up a charming bungalow which is all in readiness for the coming of its winsome new mistress. Mr. Hulbert is a sterling young man with a host of warm friends who will not only heartily congratulate him but will give a genuine welcome to his bonny bride. <br />--<br />The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Glass, of near this city, and was a teacher in the city schools. She was a charming young lady, and will be greatly missed by a host of friends.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Newspapers Search: Frank Cunnison<br />Fort Wayne News (Fort Wayne, Indiana) <br /><br />07 September 1912:<br />Waiting in line to register at the polls when polls closed...Frank Cunnison, 3106 Broadway<br />17 September 1912:<br />Building permit for Frank Cunnison, residence, 1010 Dayton avenue, $1,200<br />06 December 1913:<br />West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ<br />Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunnison and family, who are leaving for California, where they will spend the winter, will be the guests of the class.<br />23 July 1913:<br />Ladies' Aid society of the West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ will meet on Thursday afternoon at the nome of Mrs. Frank Cunnison, 33106 Broadway. [3106/2106 Broadway; usually 3106]<br />29 January 1913:<br />Florence Mason's sister Maud (Mrs. Aaron Shivers) dies...sad; left two sons Paul, eleven, and Russel, five<br />14 June 1914:<br />Anna Glass marries Lloyd Hulbert at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Will Cunnison<br />06 April 1917: Edna is a guest at a birthday party<br />26 June 1919:<br />County Recorder Frank Cunnison is entertaining his brother, Will Cunnison, of Riverside, Cal, Mr. Cunnison, who will remain here for about one month, owns two large orange groves near Riverside. He moved to the west from Fort Wayne twenty-six years ago.
April 1836/1839 - 1902
Dye
Meeks
1870 U.S. Census, Tippecanoe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; Post Office: Monterey; 23 July 1870<br />Line 29: h/h 164/142<br />Benedict Meeks, 31, Farmer, $6300/$1000, b. Ohio <1839><br />Martha [nee Murphy] Meeks, 27, Keeping House, b. Ohio<br />William Dunn, 10, b. Indiana<br />Leroy Meeks, 9, b. Ohio<br />Lewis Meeks, 2, b. Indiana <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 7 of 27<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 148, Tippecanoe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 08 June 1880<br />Line 8: h/h 63/66<br />Benjamin D. Meeks, 41, Farmer, b. Ohio; father b. Pennsylvania; mother b. Ohio <1839><br />Martha E. [nee Murphy] Meeks, 37, wife, Keeping House; b. Ohio; father b. Ohio; mother b. Virginia<br />Elroy B. Meeks, 18, son, single, Laborer, b. Ohio <1862><br />Lewis H. Meeks, 12, son, single, at home, b. Indiana <1868><br />Hattie M. Meeks, 3, Daughter, single, at home, b. Indiana <1877><br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 15 of 25<br />1900 U.S. Census, District 90, Tippecanoe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 14, 15 June 1900<br />Line 6: h/h 149/149<br />Dye Meek, Head, b. April 1836, 65, married 33 years, b. Ohio; father b. Pennsylvania; mother b. Ohio; Farmer; owns farm<br />Martha E., wife, b. May 1843, 57, married 33 years; 5 children, 2 living, b. Ohio; father b. Ohio; mother b. Virginia<br />Robert H., son, b. April 1868, 32, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio; school teacher<br />-----<br />1904 Pulaski County Vintage News<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpulask/VintageNews/1904-PulaskiCo.html<br />Feb. 04, 1904 <br />Mrs. Meeks died Saturday shortly before noon. Paralysis, coupled with uraemic poisoning caused her death. Her age was sixty years, eight months and sixteen days. She came to this county during the forties, and has lived here ever since except a few years in Illinois. Her first husband, James Dunn, died in 1865, and she was married in 1867 to Dye Meeks, who died a couple of years ago. She leaves two children, Rev. W. M. Dunn of Rosedale and R. H. Meeks of this county. The funeral was held Monday at the M.E. church, services there by Rev. A. J. Waller being followed by burial on the hill. <br />-----<br />"The Murphys According to Fannie Graffis"<br />Early History by Hazel Kerk Murphy Wiesjahn<br /><br />The author, Hazel, is the daughter of Nathan Archibald "Arch" Murphy and Mary E. "Mollie" Venard. She is the granddaughter of William Kerr Murphy and Sarah Elizabeth Slane; and the great granddaughter of Nathan Hunt Murphy and Martha Barbara Kerr.<br /><br />AUNT MARTHA<br /><br />Aunt Martha was not here very often. She had married young to James Dunn who soon died leaving one son Will. Aunt M brought him home to live with G.G. and Aunt Mary untill he was old enough to go to college. He worked his way through DePaw and became the only Methodist preacher in the family.<br /><br />His mother remarried but did not live near the rest of the folks. She was small and had curly bangs.<br /><br />One summer she came home to visit the relatives spending two or three weeks at each home. After she left we didn’t hear anything about her untill her death.
George
Holmes
1901 - 1968
Maxine
G.
Horton
67
67
1910 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, ED 190, Tipton County, Indiana; image 14 of 29; 27 April 1910<br />Line 64: h/h 135/137<br />William A. Horton, Head, 34, married 10 years, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; barber, owns shop<br />Maud E. Horton, Wife, 32, married 10 years; gave birth to 3 children; 3 children living; b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Maxine G., daughter, 8, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school w/in census year<br />Buelah B., daughter, 7, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school w/in census year<br />Wilma M., daughter, 3, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13 of 22<br />1920 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, Tipton County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 30 January 1920<br />Line 16: h/h 167/169<br />W. A. Horton, 44, married, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; barber, owns barbershop<br />Maud E. Horton, wife, 42, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Maxine G., daughter, 18, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Beulah B., daughter, 17, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Wilma M., daughter, 13, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
1903 - 1993
Beulah
Beatrice
Horton
90
90
1910 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, ED 190, Tipton County, Indiana; image 14 of 29; 27 April 1910<br />Line 64: h/h 135/137<br />William A. Horton, Head, 34, married 10 years, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; barber, owns shop<br />Maud E. Horton, Wife, 32, married 10 years; gave birth to 3 children; 3 children living; b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Maxine G., daughter, 8, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school w/in census year<br />Buelah B., daughter, 7, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school w/in census year<br />Wilma M., daughter, 3, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13 of 22<br />1920 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, Tipton County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 30 January 1920<br />Line 16: h/h 167/169<br />W. A. Horton, 44, married, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; barber, owns barbershop<br />Maud E. Horton, wife, 42, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Maxine G., daughter, 18, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Beulah B., daughter, 17, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Wilma M., daughter, 13, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Beulah married Claud Belvy Wattam 11 September 1923. Their daughter Jo Ellen was born in 1924 and died 30 May 1935.<br /><br />Ancestry.com World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 <br />Name: Claud Belvy Wattam <br />City: Not Stated <br />County: Floyd <br />State: Indiana <br />Birth Date: 18 Jan 1898 <br />Race: White <br />Roll: 1503798 <br />DraftBoard: 0 <br />-----<br />Claud Belvy Wattam died 19 November 1960 having never fully recovered from his experiences during the first World War.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 104 of 119<br />1920 United States Federal Census > Kentucky > Jefferson > Camp Zachary Taylor > District 18<br />Claude B. Wattam, S, 20, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Social Security Death Index Record <br />Name: Beulah B. Wattam <br />SSN: 317-38-7321 <br />Last Residence: 46996 Winamac, Pulaski, Indiana, United States of America <br />Born: 28 Jan 1903 <br />Died: 28 Aug 1993 <br />State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (1955 )
1869 - 1946
Peter
Lawrence
Renne
77
77
Renne Genealogy Homepage<br />http://www.renne.com/genealogy.htm<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10 of 18<br />1930 U.S. Census, Bagley Village, District 1, Clearwater County, Minnesota<br />05 April 1930, Block 8<br />Line 90: h/h 104/116<br />Peter L. Rene [Renne], Head, owns home, $4000, Radio, not a farm, 60, married at age 25, b. Minnesota; parents b. Norway; Reg. of Deed, County; not a veteran<br />Karin Renne, Wife, 58, married at age 23, b. Minnesota; parents b. Norway<br />Edel Renne, Daughter, 21, single, attended school w/in census year, b. Minnesota; parents b. Minnesota<br />Theodore Renne, Son, 19, single, b. Minnesota; parents b. Minnesota; public school teacher<br />Lawrence Renne, Son, 11, single, attended school w/in census year, b. Minnesota; parents b. Minnesota [Joseph's son; Peter's grandson]<br />Isadora [Dorothy] Renne, Daughter, 10, single, attended school w/in census year, b. Minnesota; parents b. Minnesota [Joseph's daughter; Peter's granddaughter]<br />Catherine Renne, Daughter, 10, single, attended school w/in census year, b. Minnesota; parents b. Minnesota [Joseph's daughter; Peter's granddaughter]<br />-----<br />The Minnesota Genweb Project<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnscott/index2.htm<br />Minnesota Death Certificates Search<br />http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm<br />RENNE, PETER L. <br />CertID# 1946-MN-002884 <br />Date of Death: 09/15/1946<br />County of Death: CLEARWATER
1871 - 1963
Karen
Kristine
Malterud
91
91
Renne Genealogy Homepage<br />http://www.renne.com/genealogy.htm
1910 - 1972
Carl
Theodore
"Ted" Renne
62
62
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealogy.htm<br />-----<br />The Madison Courier, May 15, 1972<br />'Ted' Renne, Businessman, Teacher, Dies<br />Carl "Ted" Renne, well-known Madison businessman and special education teacher here for more than five years, died at 3:15 A.M. yesterday at King's Daughters Hosital. He was 62.<br />His home was at 623 west Main Street.<br />He and his wife, the former Bula Butler whom he married in 1962, owned and operated Bula's Inc.<br />Renne came to Madison in 1951 and with his first wife, the former Helen Cavanaugh, operated the Renne laundry at the northeast corner of Main and Mill Streets. She was killed in an automobile crash 12 years ago.<br />He was a native of Shevlin, Minnesota. After graduation from Concordia College (Moorehead, Minn.), he was a hgih school coach at Wild Rose, N.D. in 1934, and served four years, 1934-38 as a high school coach and principal at Ogilvie, Minn.<br />He was an FBI man in South America from 1941-46, and had a coverup job with the Wilbur-Ellis Export and Import Company in several South American countries. After leaving the FBI, he continued with that company until 1951 when he came to Madison.<br />Renne accepted a position as a special education teacher in a new program at the Madison Junior High School and began important work with handicapped children in September of 1965. He continued these duties until ill health forced his resignation Dec. 10 of last year.<br />Last Friday evening, at its annual dinner meeting, the Jefferson County Association for Retarded Children awarded Renne its Certificate of Award. Although unable to attend the event, Renne was presented later with the certificate and a letter stated he was instrumental in teaching special children, and in the acceptance of the retarded in numerous cases.<br />He was a charter member of the Lide White Memorial Boys' Club board of directors, and has served on that board continuously during the 15 years of the club's existence. He was in charge of obtaining camperships for hundreds of boys to attend Camp Bradford Woods [in Morgan County, Indiana].<br />He had been a longtime booster of the Madison Regatta, and had served a term as its secretary-treasurer, and was a former pit chairman.<br />He was one of the first police commissioners named by the late mayor Markt Lytle when that group was appointed in 1960, and he served two terms as a commissioner.<br />He was a former member of the zoning board and the Girl Scout board.<br />He was a member of the Madison Rotary Club, and was chairman of Rotary's Christmas party for Boys' Club members for many years.<br />He also was a member of the Madison Country Club, Elks, Moose, Madison Downtown Retail Merchants Association, and the Madison Classroom Teachers Association.<br />He was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church.<br />He is survived by his wife Bula; three daughters: Karen, a teacher of Spanish and English at Hartford City [Indiana]; Sally, who graduated yesterday from Albion (Mich.) College; and Margo[t], a junior at Madison Consolidated High School; two sisters: Mrs. Clara Austin, Hamilton, Mont.; and Mrs. Edel Austin, San Francisco; and many nieces and nephews.<br />Services will be at 10:30 A.M. Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Church, with burial in Springdale Cemetery.<br />Friends may call from 7:30 P.M. today until 9:30 P.M. tomorrow at the Lytle Mortuary. Elks services will be held there at 7:30 P.M. tomorrow.<br />The family has requested that expressions of sympathy take the form of conributions to the Jefferson County Association for Retarded Children or the Lide White Memorial Boys' Club.
1878 - 1952
Thomas
Michael
Cavanaugh
73
73
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 12 of 38<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 178, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; 08 June 1880<br />Line 1: h/h 94/98<br />James Cavanaugh, 38, married, Ferry man, b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland<br />Lucy Cavanaugh, 38, wife, married, Keeping house, b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland<br />Edward, 12, son, single, labor on farm for father, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Annie, 7, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Mary E., 5, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Thomas M., 2, son, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Robert E., 1 1/2 mos., b. April, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 14 & 15 of 30<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington Township, District 141, Washington County, Indiana; 14 & 15 June 1900<br />Line 100: h/h 151/151<br />Lucy B. Cavanaugh, b. May 1842, 58, Wd; 7 children, 5 living; b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland; Immigration year: 1860, 40 yrs. in US; Farmer<br />Mary E., Daughter, b. Nov. 1876, 23, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />T. M., Son, b. Nov. 1879, 20, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, Farmer<br />R. E., Son, b. Apr., 1881, 19, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, At School<br />next listing Washington County Poor Asylum w/ Lucy as Head<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 25 of 26<br />1910 U.S. Census, District 163, Washington Township North part, Washington County, Indiana; 11, 12, 13 May 1910<br />Line 95: h/h 292/299<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 39, Wd, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, Farmer, General farm<br />Lois W., Daughter, 14, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Jessie, Daughter, 13, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Thomas P., Son, 11, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Lucie B., Mother, 68, Wd, 7 children, 5 living; b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland; immigrated 1860<br />Thomas M., Brother, 29, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Teacher, Grade School<br />Robert E., Brother, 26, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Superintendent of Salem Schools<br />-----<br />On 16 June 1913 Thomas M. Cavanaugh was united in marriage to Ruth Roberts, daughter of Samuel A. and Lily (Hottle) Roberts. She is a native of Salem, Indiana. She and her husband, as well as his mother are members of the Catholic Church. Thomas M. Cavanaugh was reared on the home farm until sixteen years of age, at which time he removed to the poor farm with his parents who then assumed charge of the institution. After the death of his father, Thomas and his mother continued in the father’s position until 1901. At that time his mother purchased one hundred and fifteen acres of land on which they live. Mr. Cavanaugh taught the grade schools of Salem, Indiana for eight years, has served as principal and is still actively engaged in that work. He taught school for twelve years, five years in the township schools, one term in Jefferson township and four terms in Washington township. Politically he is a Democrat. He is also a member of the Fortnightly Club of Salem.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918<br />Washington County, Indiana, image 173 of 270<br />http://content.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6482&iid=IN-1653171-5207<br /> <br />Name: Thomas Michael Cavanaugh <br />City: Salem <br />County: Washington <br />State: Indiana <br />Birth Date: 18 Nov 1879 <br />Race: White <br />Roll: 1653171 <br />DraftBoard: 0 <br />Age: 38 <br />Occupation: Farming and Teaching <br />Nearest Relative: Brother and sisters; Salem, Washington County, Indiana<br />Registration Place: Salem, Washington County, Indiana <br />Height: Medium<br />Build: <br />Color of Eyes: Grey <br />Color of Hair: Black <br />Signature: View Image, 12 September 1918 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 7 of 26<br />(Census transcribed incorrectly as TESSA M. CAVANAUGH}<br />1920 U.S. Census, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />09 Januarey 1920, Enumeration District no. 195/193, Sheet 4A<br />Canton (?) Road, Line 44: Farm h/h 70<br />Thomas M. Cavanaugh, Head, owns farm, 40, married, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland (speak English); general farmer<br />Ruth R. Cavanaugh, wife, 28, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Beatrice H. Cavanaugh, daughter, 2 8/12, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 9 of 27<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 13, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana; 11 April 1930<br />Line 37: h/h 105/109<br />Thomas M. Cavanaugh, Head, 48, married at age 33, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Teacher, public school<br />Ruth R., Wife, 38, married at age 22, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; none<br />Hellen, Daughter, 13, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school
1891 - 1979
Ruth
Virginia
Roberts
87
87
Diploma awarded from Indiana State Normal School, Terre Haute, Indiana
1916 - 1960
Helen
Beatrice
Cavanaugh
43
43
Helen was graduated from Salem High School, Salem, Washington County, Indiana in 1933. She attended Hanover College, Hanover, Indiana for two years and then was graduated in 1937 from Indiana University, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana with a sociology degree. At Indiana University she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Helen worked at the Teachers' Placement Bureau at IU after her graduation. She was also employed by the F.B.I. office in Indianapolis. After her marriage to Carl Theodore "Ted" Renne in 1947, she and Ted moved to South America where Ted had been a special agent with the F.B.I. during World War II. At the time of Helen's death on May 14, 1960, she and Ted and their three daughters had been living at 623 West Main Street, phone number 83, in Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana for seven and a half years. The family came to Madison from South America where they had lived in Chile and Peru for six years. Helen was a member of the local Tri Kappa chapter, the Madison Woman's Club, a past president of the Lydia Middleton PTA, a Girl Scout troop leader, the Madison Township Advisory Board, the League of Women Voters, the Trinity Methodist Church and its W.S.C.S, and she voluntarily taught Spanish to elementary pupils of Lydia Middleton school. <br />-----<br />Return address on envelope:<br />Pfc. Sam Laudeman 35147233<br />Det. of Patients, Hosp Plant 4175 apo 121, c/o Pstmn. NY, NY<br />Postmarked:<br />November 24, 1944<br />Addressed to:<br />Helen Cavanaugh <br />1235 N. Delaware #208, Indianapolis, Indiana<br />Contents of letter:<br /><br />Tues nite Nov. 21<br />Hello There Helen,<br />Got your letter today. Thanks a lot. We didn’t get very much for about 3 1/2 months so now when we have mail call here everyone is damned glad to hear what’s happening.<br />Hey I hear there’s a cigarette shortage in the states. We’ve gone a little over a week on the lines sometimes without getting any, so if the papers back there say what I imagine they’re saying don’t believe them..<br />That sure was some experience having a fellow stick a gun in your ribs. Will tell you exactly what I would have done. Would have stuck my hands up right away and boy I’m not kidding either. Every time when we started an attack my knees had a quarrel.<br />Aunt Lillian [Lillian Annette Roberts m. Guy Shrum] sent a picture of Buddy [Guy Addison Shrum, s/o Lillian and Guy]. He sure looks good in his whites. When we both get back, we’ll all have to have a big reunion Maybe Ted will be back for a while by then, and Buddy can bring his gal friend and I’ll bring Ebbie and Sambo. That’s what Ebbie has nicknamed him and it will probably stick. Glad to hear about your love life Helen. It’s a hell of a thing when the next to the youngest of the bunch has to start the ball rolling. Maybe Martha [Sam's sister] and Carol [Carol Jean Shrum, d/o Lillian and Guy] will have a little outside interest then too. Damn I’m a vicious little cupid. Ha!<br />Well Helen there’s not much happening around here in the hospital to write about. We eat, sleep, and read the latest magazines (last July’s). Used to get enough practice on my German to give you some return competition on that Spanish you’re quoting me but can’t put it in this letter because the further behind the lines you get the bigger and better the spy scares go. They -- well I won’t say it, but I’ll be glad to get back to my outfit again anyway. Will write more later. Good luck to you Helen and write again. If you write in the next 3 weeks after you get this, write to the hospital and they’ll forward it. After that write to my outfit. [draws an arrow]<br />Name ASN<br />Med. Det. 318th Inf.<br />APO 80<br />c/o P. NY, NY<br />Love, Sam
Living
Renne
Living
Murphy
Living
Murphy
Living
Renne
Living
Renne
1840 - 1897
James
Cavanaugh
57
57
James Cavanaugh embarked from Dublin, Ireland and arrived in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States of America on 15 December 1850. Eighteen years later he gave up his allegiance to Queen Victoria on 12 October 1868 in Washington County, Indiana. His age at the time of his naturalization was about twenty-five. He would have been eighteen years old when he enlisted with an Indiana regiment to fight for the North.<br />[from his naturalization papers]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com American Civil War Soldiers<br />Name: James Cavenaugh , <br />Residence: Millport, Indiana <br />Enlistment Date: 19 August 1862 <br />Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE <br />Side Served: Union <br />State Served: Indiana <br />Unit Numbers: 618 618 <br />Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 19 August 1862<br />Enlisted in Company I, 66th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 19 August 1862.<br />Mustered out Company I, 66th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 03 June 1865 in Washington, DC <br />-----<br />When her brother James Reynolds attested to her age for her marriage to James Cavanaugh in Washington County, Indiana on 04 October 1866, Lucy Reynolds is called Bridget.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 27 of 39<br />1870 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 02 July 1870<br />Post Office: Campbellsburg<br />Line 7: h/h 188/190 James Cavenaugh, 28, Farmer, $700/$300, b. Ireland; parents, foreign born<br />Brighet, 28, Keeping House, b. Ireland; parents, foreign born<br />Loyd Sawyer, 11, b. Indiana, attended school within year [b. abt. 1859]<br />Edward, 2, b. Indiana; parents, foreign born<br />Infant Son, 1/12, b. August, Indiana; parents, foreign born<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 12 of 38<br />1880 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />Enumeration District 178<br />Enumeration Date 08 June 1880<br />Line 1: h/h 94/98 James Cavanaugh, 38, married, Ferryman, b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland<br />Lucy, 38, Wife, married, Keeping house, b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland<br />Edward, 12, Son, single, Laboring on farm for father, attended school within year, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Annie, 7, Daughter, single, attended school within year, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Mary E., 5, Daughter, single, attended school within year, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Thomas M., 2, Son, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online<br />Washington County, Indiana Index to Death Records, 1882-1920<br />James Cavanaugh, age 57, d. 9 March 1899 [error?] Book H-27, p. 32<br />Lucy B. Cavanaugh, age 77, d. 11 June 1916, Book H-31, p. 5<br />-----<br />St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery, Salem, Washington County, Indiana<br /><br />JAMES CAVANAUGH d. 9 March 1897 age 57 years<br />LUCY B. CAVANAUGH b. 12 May 1838 d. 11 June 1916<br />EDWARD CAVANAUGH b. 1 Feb 1868 d. 7 Feb 1947<br />LOIS WILMA CAVANAUGH b. 31 August 1895 d. 20 Oct 1919<br /><br />James Cavanaugh was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1840, and immigrated to<br />America with his mother, his father having died when he was a mere infant. He and his mother first located in Cincinnati, Ohio, where James was reared and educated. Here he also learned the tanner's trade, which he followed for many years. In 1861, he enlisted in the Civil War, serving in Company I, Sixty-sixth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, until the close of hostilities. He was with General Sherman on his march to the sea and was mustered out in 1865. He then located in Washington County, Indiana, where he followed his trade for a time, later in engaging in agricultural pursuits. He was appointed county superintendant of the poor asylum and continued in this capacity until his death in 1907 [error, should read 1897]. James Cavanaugh married Lucy B. Reynolds, a native of Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland, and they were the parents of five children: Edward, Anna (Purlee), Elizabeth, who married Joseph B. Wright; Thomas and Robert E. Anna married Ernest O. Purlee, who is a farmer and school teacher of Washington Township; Elizabeth married Joseph B. Wright, who is a farmer in Pierce Township; Robert E., is superintendent of the Salem High School.<br /><br />May 27, 1897 Newspaper<br />James Cavanaugh, Superintendent of the Poor Farm near Norris died Tuesday of Pneumonia after several weeks illness. The funeral and burial took place Thursday and was well attended. The Grand Army escorted the remains to the Catholic Cemetery in Salem where they were deposited in their last resting place.<br /><br />Newspaper Obituary<br />Death of James Cavanaugh<br />Early Wednesday morning, March 10th, inst., James Cavanaugh, Superintendent of the Washington County Poor Asylum, died at that institution after a week's illness of pneumonia. His funeral occurred yesterday and the remains were interred in the Catholic Cemetery, Salem.<br />Mr. Cavanaugh was a native of Ireland, 57 years of age, but came to America with his parents when but a small boy. He was reared mainly in Cincinnati, Ohio, coming to Indiana when 18 years of age. He resided in Jefferson Township and earned a livelihood as a farmer until he was made superintendent of the poor farm four years ago last December.<br />Mr. Cavanaugh's wife was Miss B. Reynolds, an aunt of Michael Dennany, with whom she came to America when they were both young people under 21 years of age. The wife is a most excellent women, worthy of her late husband in every way, and their married life was happy and their joint success in saving a competency on the farm and in managing the County Infirmary to the satisfaction of the public has been marked. To them were born seven children, 5 of whom are living. These are Edward, (who is married and lives on the home place in Jefferson Township,) Anna, Lizzie, Thomas M. and Robert Emmet.<br />Mr. Cavanaugh served in the 66th Indiana Infantry during the war and had a good record. In politics he was a Democrat and in religion he accepted the doctrine of most of the people of his native land. He was obliging, upright and held in high esteem as a man and a citizen.<br />-----<br />Source - "A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion" by Frederick H. Dyer, 1908: <br />James Cavanaugh, Millport, Washington County, mustered in 19 August 1862; mustered out 3 June 1865; 66th Regiment, Company I<br />Indiana Soldiers Civil War 66th Regiment 3 Years Service Field, Staff, Non-Commissioned Staff, and Unassigned Recruits Source: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana, 1865<br />Organized at New Albany and mustered in August 19, 1862. Left State for Lexington, Kentucky, August 19; thence moved to Richmond, Kentucky Attached to Cruft's Brigade, Army of Kentucky. Battle of Richmond August 30. Regiment mostly captured, paroled and sent to New Albany, Indiana; those not captured marched to New Albany; arrived September 10. Regiment moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, November 18; thence to Corinth, Mississippi, December 10, 1862. Attached to 1st Brigade, District of Corinth, Mississippi, 13th Army Corps (Old), Department of the Tennessee, December, 1862. 1st Brigade, District of Corinth, 17th Army Corps, to January, 1863. 1st Brigade, District of Corinth, 16th Army Corps, to March, 1863. 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 16th Army Corps, to September, 1864. 1st Brigade, 4th Division, 15th Army Corps, to June, 1865.<br />SERVICE.--Garrison duty at Corinth, Mississippi, December, 1862, to August, 1863. Dodge's Expedition into Northern Alabama April 15-May 2, 1863. Rock Cut, near Tuscumbia, April 22. Tuscumbia April 23. Town Creek April 28. Moved to Colliersville, Tennessee, August 18, and duty there until October 29. Action at Colliersville October 11 (Companies "B," "C," "D," "E," "G," "I"). March to Pulaski October 29-November 11 and duty there until April 29, 1864. Atlanta (Georgia) Campaign May 1-September 8. Demonstrations on Resaca May 8-13. Sugar Valley, near Resaca, May 9. Battle of Resaca May 14-15. Ley's Ferry, Oostenaula River, May 15. Rome Cross Roads May 16. Advance on Dallas May 18-25. Operations on line of Pumpkin Vine Creek and battles about Dallas, New Hope Church and Allatoona Hills May 25-June 5. Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain June 10-July 2. Assault on Kenesaw June 27. Nickajack Creek July 2-5. Ruff's Mills July 3-4. Chattahoochie River July 5-17. Battle of Atlanta July 22. Siege of Atlanta July 22-August 25. Flank movement on Jonesboro August 25-30. Battle of Jonesboro August 31-September 1. Lovejoy Station September 2-6. Operations against Hood in North Georgia and North Alabama September 29- November 3. Reconnaissance from Rome on Cave Springs Road and skirmishes October 12-13. March to the sea November 15-December 10. Little Ogeechee River December 4. Jenk's Bridge and Eden Station December 7. Siege of Savannah December 10-21. Campaign of the Carolinas January to April, 1865. Salkehatchie Swamps, South Carolina, February 2-5. South Edisto River February 9. North Edisto River February 12-13. South River February 15. Columbia February 16-17. Little Congaree Creek February 16. Battle of Bentonville, North Carolina, March 19-21. Occupation of Goldsboro March 14. Advance on Raleigh April 10-14. Occupation of Raleigh April 14. Bennett's House April 26. Surrender of Johnston and his army. March to Washington, D.C., via Richmond, Virginia, April 29-May 19. Grand Review May 24. Mustered out at Washington, D.C., June 3, 1865.<br />Regiment lost during service 3 Officers and 62 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 184 Enlisted men by disease. Total 250.
1839 - 1916
Lucy
Bridget
Reynolds
77
77
Ancestry.com - New York Passenger Lists, 1851-1891<br />Name Arrival Date Estimated Birth Year Gender Port of Departure Place of Origin Destination Ship Name <br />Bridget Reynolds 1 Jun 1860 1841 Female Liverpool, England Ireland United States of America Harvey Birch [19-year old Spinster]<br />Michl Denney 1 Jun 1860 1842 Male Liverpool, England Ireland United States of America Harvey Birch [18-year old Laborer]<br />-----<br />When her brother James H. Reynolds attested to her age for marriage, Lucy is called Bridget. On the 1870 Census she is Bridget. <br /><br />Also, the same 1870 Census for Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana lists James and Brighet Reynolds Cavanaugh as being 28 years of age. That would change their birth years to 1842... Subsequent census results confirm that theory. Oh, well, that's a search for another day...<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 27 of 39<br />1870 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; Post Office: Campbellsburg; 02 July 1870<br />Line 7: h/h 188/190<br />Jas Cavenaugh, 28, Farmer, $700/$300, b. Ireland; parents of foreign birth; U.S. citizen<br />Brighet, 28, Keeping House, b. Ireland; parents of foreign birth<br />Loyd Sawyer, 11, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Edward, 2, b. Indiana; parents of foreign birth<br />Infant son, 1/12, b. Indiana; parents of foreign birth b. August [filled in August after initial date of July 2?]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 12 of 38<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 178, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; 08 June 1880<br />Line 1: h/h 94/98<br />James Cavanaugh, 38, married, Ferry man, b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland<br />Lucy Cavanaugh, 38, wife, married, Keeping house, b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland<br />Edward, 12, son, single, labor on farm for father, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Annie, 7, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Mary E., 5, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Thomas M., 2, son, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Robert E., 1 1/2 mos., b. April, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 14 & 15 of 30<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington Township, District 141, Washington County, Indiana; 14 & 15 June 1900<br />Line 100: h/h 151/151<br />Lucy B. Cavanaugh, b. May 1842, 58, Wd; 7 children, 5 living; b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland; Immigration year: 1860, 40 yrs. in US; Farmer<br />Mary E., Daughter, b. Nov. 1876, 23, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />T. M., Son, b. Nov. 1879, 20, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, Farmer<br />R. E., Son, b. Apr., 1881, 19, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, At School<br />next listing Washington County Poor Asylum w/ Lucy as Head<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 25 of 26<br />1910 U.S. Census, District 163, Washington Township North part, Washington County, Indiana; 11, 12, 13 May 1910<br />Line 95: h/h 292/299<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 39, Wd, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, Farmer, General farm<br />Lois W., Daughter, 14, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Jessie, Daughter, 13, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Thomas P., Son, 11, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Lucie B., Mother, 68, Wd, 7 children, 5 living; b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland; immigrated 1860<br />Thomas M., Brother, 29, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Teacher, Grade School<br />Robert E., Brother, 26, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Superintendent of Salem Schools<br />-----<br />St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery, Salem, IN<br /><br />JAMES CAVANAUGH d. 9 March 1897 age 57 years<br />LUCY B. CAVANAUGH b. 12 May 1838 d. 11 June 1916<br />EDWARD CAVANAUGH b. 1 Feb 1868 d. 7 Feb 1947<br />LOIS WILMA CAVANAUGH b. 31 August 1895 d. 20 Oct 1919<br /><br />Lucy B. Reynolds Cavanaugh, daughter of John and Anne Reynolds, was born at Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland, 12 may 1839 and died at her home near Salem, Indiana, 11 June 1916, aged 77 years and 30 days.Mrs. Cavanaugh's early life was spent in her native land where she resided until she was nineteen years old. She then left her home accompanied by her nephew Michael Dennany, and came to America to live with the family of her brother, James Reynolds. Although she never ceased to love her native country, America as the land of freedom became her ideal and she loved her adopted land with greatest zeal. She was married in 1866 to James Cavanaugh who preceded her in death nineteen years ago. To this union were born seven children, two of whom died in infancy. Those remaining to mourn her departure are Edward, Anna, the wife of Ernest O. Purlee, Elizabeth, the wife of Jos. B. Wright, Thomas M., and Robert E., all of whom were present to comfort her in her last illness. In addition to these she leaves nine grandchildren, many nephews and nieces, and a very great number of friends who have learned to know her splendid qualities as a woman of tender sympathies and kindly disposition.Mrs. Cavanaugh was reared as a Catholic and remained steadfastly loyal to that faith. She was a true Christian in the broadest sense of the term, and her one aim in life was to serve God almighty through administering to the needs of her fellow mankind. The earliest recollections of her children bring to mind the errands on which they were sent with food for the poor and distressed, for she was ever ready and willing to divide her last mite from the slender store of her home.That she was a woman of good judgement and business ability is attested by the fact that in 1897 on the death of her husband who at the time superintendent of the Washington County Poor Farm, the board of county commissioners unanimously elected her to succeed the position. This place she retained, assisted by her son Thomas for four and a half years when she resigned to retire to her home at this place in 1901 where she resided most of the time since that date. She loved the country life with its freedom, and her interest in the farm never ceased as long as conscious life lasted. She was a very patient sufferer, and, even in the last bitter hours, she was more concerned with the comfort of those with her than for her own.Although she lived beyond the average years allotted to mortal life, never-the-less it is hard to give her up, for her kindly smile and words of encouragement will always be sadly missed. There is much consolation in knowing that her life was well spent, and her own statement a few hours before death, "I haven't a fear in the world" is most reassuring to her relatives and friends. <br /><br /> The funeral services for Mrs. James Cavanaugh were conducted from the family residence at Canton, Tuesday afternoon by Rev. W. D. Bartle, of the Salem Christian Church, and were largely attended by friends and relatives. A quartette of singers, Miss Ethel Shultz, Mrs. E. H. Bristol, Messrs. E. P. Routh and Otto Zink, furnished special music for the services. Almost the entire corps of Salem teachers were in attendance. Interment was made in St.Patrick's cemetery.
1868 - 1947
Edward
Cavanaugh
79
79
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 12 of 38<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 178, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; 08 June 1880<br />Line 1: h/h 94/98<br />James Cavanaugh, 38, married, Ferry man, b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland<br />Lucy Cavanaugh, 38, wife, married, Keeping house, b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland<br />Edward, 18, son, single, labor on farm for father, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Annie, 7, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Mary E., 5, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Thomas M., 2, son, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Robert E., 1 1/2 mos., b. April, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 25 of 26<br />1910 U.S. Census, District 163, Washington Township North part, Washington County, Indiana; 11, 12, 13 May 1910<br />Line 95: h/h 292/299<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 39, Wd, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, Farmer, General farm<br />Lois W., Daughter, 14, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Jessie, Daughter, 13, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Thomas P., Son, 11, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Lucie B., Mother, 68, Wd, 7 children, 5 living; b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland; immigrated 1860<br />Thomas M., Brother, 29, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Teacher, Grade School<br />Robert E., Brother, 26, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Superintendent of Salem Schools<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 7 of 26<br />1920 U.S. Census, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />09 Januarey 1920, Enumeration District no. 195/193, Sheet 4A<br />Canton (?) Road, Line 21: Farm h/h 65<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 51, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland (speak English); general farmer<br />Ida [nee Mead] Cavanaugh, Wife, 49, reads & writes, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Maryland<br />Jessie Cavanaugh, daughter, 23, single, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; teacher, grade school<br />Page T. Cavanaugh, son, 21, single, attended school, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Harry E. Cavanaugh, son, 7, attended school, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 4 of 27<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 13, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana; 07 April 1930<br />Line 92: h/h 46/48<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 62; married age 23; b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Farmer, general farm<br />Ida, Wife, 60; married age 25, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Maryland; none<br />Harry, Son, 18, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Ruben Mead, Father, 75, Wd, b. Indiana; father b. Kentucky; mother b. Indiana; none<br />Margret Haugln/Haugen/Haugen?, Granddaughter, 17, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Edward Cavanaugh, son of James and Lucy Bridget Reynolds Cavanaugh, was born in Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana, February 1, 1868, and died at his home near Salem February 7, 1947, aged 79 years and six days. In 1894 he was married to Lula Dorsey, who preceded him in death in 1903. Surviving from this union are two daughters, Mrs. Jessie [George] Holmes of Davenport, Iowa, Mrs. Elsie [Charles Marion] Thomas of Montgomery, Ala., and a son Paige Cavanaugh of Inglewood, Calif. Another daughter, Lois Wilma, died in 1919. In 1910 Mr. Cavanaugh was married to Mrs. Ida Thompson, who with their son, Harry, of Salem, survive. Also surviving are three grandchildren, John and Bobbie Thomas and Kathleen Cavanaugh, two sisters Mrs. Anna Purlee and Mrs. Elizabeth Wright of Salem, two brothers T. M. Cavanaugh of Salem and R. E. Cavanaugh of Indianapolis, four nephews and two nieces and a wide circle of friends. <br />Mr. Cavanaugh was devoted to his family and was a good neighbor, who was always ready to lend encouragement and help wherever there was need.<br />The Rev. Henry Wood, Christian Church minister, officiated at the funeral services which were held at home Sunday afternoon. Burial was in St. Patrick Cemetery.
1872 - 1962
Anna
Cavanaugh
89
89
~1875
Mary
Elizabeth
Cavanaugh
1881 - 1959
Robert
Emmett
Cavanaugh
78
78
Ancestry.com Historical Newspaper Collection<br />The Indianapolis Star 03 January 1923, p. 17<br />Re: R.E. Cavanaugh, director IU Extension<br />319 North Pennsylvania Avenue<br />Indianapolis, Indiana
1922 - 1988
Harold
Conn
Murphy
66
66
1925 - 1995
Wilma
Catherine
Byfield
69
69
From Marilyn Murphy's collection of newspaper clippings:<br />Newspaper account:<br />"GIVES RECITAL<br />Miss Wilma C. Byfield, a student at Arthur Jordan Conservatory in Indianapolis, gave a recital at Camp Atterbury Thursday evening of last week. In the afternoon of the same day she entertained the soldiers by playing request numbers. Miss Byfield is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byfield."
Living
Murphy
Living
Murphy
Living
Murphy
Living
Schlatter
Living
Schlatter
1889 - 1944
Clancy
Kerr
Murphy
55
55
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages 1845-1920; Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Name: Clancy K. Murphy <br />Spouse: Alma Conn<br />Marriage Date: 04 Jun 1914<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 14 of 14<br />1920 U. S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 27 January 1920; Enumerator: CLANCY K. MURPHY<br />Line 66: Farm, h/h 165/166<br />Clancy K. Murphy, Head, Rents, 30, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; Farmer<br />Alma Murphy, Wife, 28, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; none<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 2 of 14<br />1930 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana<br />03 April 1930<br />Line 82: h/h 25/25<br />Clancy K. Murphy, Head, Owns farm, 40, married at age 25; reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; farmer<br />Alma C. Murphy, Wife, 39, married at age 23; reads & writes; b. Indiana; father b. Pennsylvania; mother b. Indiana; none<br />Harold C. Murphy, Son; 7; attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
1891 - 1954
Alma
Anna
Conn
63
63
1906 - 1989
Charles
Leroy
Byfield
83
83
1906 - 2003
Wilma
Mae
Horton
97
97
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13 of 22<br />1920 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, Tipton County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 30 January 1920<br />Line 16: h/h 167/169<br />W. A. Horton, 44, married, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; barber, owns barbershop<br />Maud E. Horton, wife, 42, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Maxine G., daughter, 18, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Beulah B., daughter, 17, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Wilma M., daughter, 13, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
Living
Murphy
1859 - 1929
Nathan
Archibald
Murphy
70
70
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 54<br />1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana, Post Office: Moorsburgh; 6 July 1860<br />Line 30: h/h 229/229<br />William Murphy, 25, Miller, $28.33(?)/$300, b. Ohio<br />Sarah E. Murphy, 25, b. Indiana<br />Nathan A. Murphy, 1, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 8 of 20<br />1870 U. S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; Post Office: Winamac; 08 July 1870<br />Line 16: h/h 55/51<br />William H.[K.] Murphy, 35, Farmer, $300/$2000, b. Ohio<br />Sarah, 35, Keeping House, b. Indiana<br />Archibald, 11, b. Indiana, attended school w/in census year<br />Mattie, 9, b. Indiana, attended school w/in census year<br />Jennie, 3, b. Indiana<br />Martha B., 64, b. Virginia [This is Martha Barbara Kerr, Nathan Hunt Murphy's widow; William's mother]<br />Sarah, 29, b. Virginia [This is Sarah Jane Murphy; William's sister]<br />William Buchanon, 21, b. Pennsylvania<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920; Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Name: Nathan A. Murphey <br />Spouse: Mary E. Venard <br />Marriage Date: 01 Nov 1888 <br /><br />Marilyn's K. Murphy's Notes & Collection of Obituaries and Newspaper Clippings:<br />Married, by Rev. T. F. Drake at the Winamac Methodist parsonage, November 1, 1888, N. A. Murphy and Miss Mary E. Venard, both of Harrison township.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 2 of 19<br />1900 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; ED 91; 02 June, 1900<br />Line 74: h/h 16/17<br />Nathan A. Murphy, Head, b. Jan 1859, 41, Married 11 years; b. Indiana; parents b. ohio; Farmer; reads, writes, speaks English<br />Mary E. Murphy, Wife, b. Nov 1865, 34, Married 11 years; b. Indiana; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana; reads, writes, speaks English<br />Clancy C. Murphy, son, b. July 1889, 10; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; at school; reads, writes, speaks English<br />Hazel Murphy, daughter, b. July 1891, 8; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; at school; reads, writes, speaks English<br />Chester [Chase] Murphy, son, b. Aug 1893, 6; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; reads, writes, speaks English<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10 of 18<br />1910 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 28 April 1910<br />Line 88: h/h 102/102<br />Nathan A. Murphy, 52, M1, married 22 years; b. Indiana; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana; Farmer and Stock raiser<br />Mary Murphy, Wife, 43, M1, married 22 years; b. Indiana; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana<br />Clancy Murphy, son, 19, single; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; Teacher, common school; attended school within census year<br />Hazel Murphy, daughter, 17, single; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; none; attended school within census year<br />Chase Murphy, son, 15, single; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; none; attended school within census year<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 14 of 14<br />1920 U. S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 28 January 1920; Enumerator: CLANCY K. MURPHY<br />Line 68: Farm, h/h 166/167<br />Nathan A. Murphy, Head, Owns farm free, 60, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio; Farmer<br />Mary E. [nee Venard] Murphy, Wife, 53, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio; none<br />Chase Murphy, Son, 26, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; Laborer on Home farm<br />-----<br />Marilyn's K. Murphy's Notes & Collection of Obituaries and Newspaper Clippings:<br />NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC.<br />In the matter of the estate of Nathan A. Murphy, deceased.<br />In the Pulaski Circuit Court, November Term, 1932<br />Notice is hereby given that Mary E. Murphy, as executrix of the estate of Nathan A. Murphy, deceased, has presented and filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 19th day of December, 1932, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved, and let all heirs, legatees and other persons interested appear and make proof of their claim to any part of said estate.<br />MARY E. MURPHY, Executrix.<br />Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, at Winamac, this 22nd day of November, 1932.<br />D. C. BOULDEN, Clerk of Pulaski Circuit Court.<br />Horner, Thompson & McDowell, Attorneys.<br />Nov. 24-Dec. 1
1865 - 1955
Mary E.
"Mollie"
Venard
89
89
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920; Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Name: Nathan A. Murphey <br />Spouse: Mary E. Venard <br />Marriage Date: 01 Nov 1888 <br /><br />Marilyn's K. Murphy's Notes & Collection of Obituaries and Newspaper Clippings<br /><br />Married, by Rev. T. F. Drake at the Winamac Methodist parsonage, November 1, 1888, N. A. Murphy and Miss Mary E. Venard, both of Harrison township.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10 of 18<br />1910 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 28 April 1910<br />Line 88: h/h 102/102<br />Nathan A. Murphy, 52, M1, married 22 years; b. Indiana; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana; Farmer and Stock raiser<br />Mary Murphy, Wife, 43, M1, married 22 years; b. Indiana; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana<br />Clancy Murphy, son, 19, single; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; Teacher, common school; attended school within census year<br />Hazel Murphy, daughter, 17, single; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; none; attended school within census year<br />Chase Murphy, son, 15, single; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; none; attended school within census year<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 14 of 14<br />1920 U. S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 28 January 1920; Enumerator: CLANCY K. MURPHY<br />Line 68: Farm, h/h 166/167<br />Nathan A. Murphy, Head, Owns farm free, 60, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio; Farmer<br />Mary E. [nee Venard] Murphy, Wife, 53, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio; none<br />Chase Murphy, Son, 26, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; Laborer on Home farm<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 4 of 14<br />1930 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 08 April 1930<br />Line 75: h/h 49/49<br />Mary E. Murphy, Head, owns farm, has radio, 63, widowed, married at age 21; reads & writes; b. Indiana; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana; speaks English; farm manager<br />Chase Murphy, son, 36, single, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; farm laborer
1853 - 1940
Henry
P.
Conn
87
87
Ancestry.com Images Online<br />ALL: Monroe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana<br /><br />1850 U.S. Census, image 3 of 13; 12 August 1850<br />h/h 18/18 John H. CONN, 53 Ib. 1796), Farmer, $1500, b. Pennsylvania<br />Harriett, 30 (b. 1820; d. btw. 1853-1860), b. Ohio<br />Jane, 13 (b. 1837), b. Ohio<br />Mary, 11 (b. 1839), b. Ohio<br />Caroline, 9 (b. 1841), b. Ohio<br />John Mason, 5 (b. 1845), b. Ohio<br />Maria/Mariah, 2 (b. 1847), b. Ohio<br /><br />1860 U.S. Census, image 20 of 161; 19 June 1860<br />h/h 103 John H. CONN, 63, Farmer, $10,000/$1,000, b. Pennsylvania<br />Mary, 21, b. Ohio<br />Caroline, 19, b. Ohio<br />John Mason, 15, b. Ohio<br />Mariah/Maria, 12, b. Ohio<br />Harriett Anne, 9 (b. 1851), b. Indiana<br />HENRY P. CONN, 6 (b. 1853), b. Indiana<br /><br />1870 U.S. Census, image 31<br />263/241 Benjamin ZELLER, 37, Farmer, $4000/$800, b. Pennsylvania [Jane CONN Zeller's brother-in-law?]<br />Mary, 35, Keeping house, b. Pennsylvania<br />Children: Sarah, 12; James, 7; Margret, 5; Mallissa, 3 - all born Indiana<br /><br />262/242 Henry ZELLER, 74, Farmer, $3000/$800, b. Pennsylvania [parents of Rudolph Zellers?]<br />Elizabeth Zeller, 72, Keeping house, b. Pennsylvania<br />HENRY CONN, 16, b. Indiana [Henry P. CONN]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />Index to Marriage Record 1840 - 1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A to H Inclusive<br />W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Winamac Compiled by Indiana Works Progress Administration 1940<br />http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=inmarr1880&ti=0&ct=2400794 <br />County: Pulaski <br />Name: Henry P. Conn <br />Spouse: Annie Gundrem <br />Marriage Date: 10 Jun 1875 <br />Book: C-C <br />Original Source Page: 310 <br /> <br />County: Pulaski <br />Name: H. P. Conn <br />Spouse: Emma Welch <br />Marriage Date: 16 Mar 1881 <br />Book: C-C <br />Original Source Page: 573<br /><br />(According to the 1910 Census, Henry's marriage to Emma Welch is his second marriage.)<br />-----<br />Family Search<br />www.familysearch.org<br />1880 U.S. Census, Monroe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana <br />Ruth A. GUNDRUM, Head, 46, b. Ohio, Keeping House; father b. VA; mother b. OH VA OH <br />David WOODS, 76, b. New Hampshire, Laborer; parents b. MA<br />HENRY CONN, 26, b. IN, Farm Hand, widower; father b. PA; mother b. OH <br />Emma GUNDRUM, Niece, 7, b. IN --- ---<br />-----<br />For HENRY P. CONN see also:<br />Monroe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana<br />1900 U.S. Census, Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3<br />1910 U.S. Census, Ancestry.com Images Online, image 16<br />1920 U.S. Census, Ancestry.com Images Online, image 18
3 December 1863/2 - 1929
Emma
Uretta
Welch
From Marilyn's collection of obituaries and newspaper clippings:<br />DEATH INVADES CONN, KLECKNER AND ENGLE HOMES<br />-----<br />Death came Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock to Mrs. H. P. Conn, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Nims on Franklin Street, where she had been taken Saturday following a fall at her home west of town, in which she fractured her right hip. Mrs. Conn was 66 years, 2 months and 9 days of age.<br />Emma Uretta was born December 3, 1863, in Cass county, a daughter of E. [Edward] W. and Hester [Demoss]Welch. She came to Pulaski county when a small child and had spent her early life in the Star City vicinity, until, with her husband, they took up their residence west of town.<br />On March 16, 1881, she was united in marriage to Henry P. Conn, and to this union were born seven children, two of whom died in infancy.<br />Those surviving besides the husband, are: Four daughters, Mrs. Charles L. Zellers [Elsie Uretta Conn], Mrs. Clancy Murphy [Alma Anna CONN], Mrs. William Nims [Edna Martha CONN], of Winamac, and Mrs. C. E. [Fanny Helen] Gilger of Rochester, and one son John [John H. CONN], also of Winamac, and 5 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Martha J. [Welch] Low of Jersey City, N. J., and Mrs. Theresa B. [Welch] Noland of Kokomo.<br />Mrs. Conn was a member of the W. B. A. lodge and of the Presbyterian church and was active in both until ill health required her to give up. She had been in ill health for several years and the shock of the fall and fracture of the hip was more than her frail constitution could stand.<br />The funeral will be conducted from the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with services by Rev. L. M. Krueger. Burial will be given in the Winamac cemetery.
1874 - 1935
Lewis
Scott
Byfield
60
60
1874 - 1960
Iva A.
Barnes
86
86
1875 - 1951
William
Anthony
Horton
75
75
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />Tipton County, Indiana Marriages, 1870-1905, Bk. 9: 1898-1902; Compiled by Ruth M. Slevin<br />County: Tipton <br />Name: Maud E. Collins <br />Spouse: William A. Horton <br />Marriage Date: 03 Dec 1899 <br />Book: 9 <br />Original Source Page: 187 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10 of 23<br />1900 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, ED 126, Sheet 5B; 07 June 1900<br />Line 80: h/h 113/113<br />William A. Horton, Head, b. Dec 1875, 24, married ?, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; Barber; reads, writes, speaks English; rents home<br />Emma C. Horton, Wife, b. July 1877, 22, married ?; mother of 1 child; 1 child living; b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky; reads, writes, speaks English<br />-----<br />1910 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, ED 190, Tipton County, Indiana; image 14 of 29; 27 April 1910<br />Line 64: h/h 135/137<br />William A. Horton, Head, 34, married 10 years, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; barber, owns shop<br />Maud E. Horton, Wife, 32, married 10 years; gave birth to 3 children; 3 children living; b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Maxine G., daughter, 8, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school w/in census year<br />Buelah B., daughter, 7, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school w/in census year<br />Wilma M., daughter, 3, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918<br />Tipton County, Indiana, image 288 of 358<br />http://content.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6482&iid=IN-1653200-1402<br /><br />Name: William Anthony Horton <br />City: Not Stated <br />County: Tipton <br />State: Indiana <br />Birth Date: 29 Dec 1875<br />Permanent Home Address: Sharpsville, Tipton County, Indiana <br />Race: White <br />Roll: 1653200 <br />DraftBoard: 0 <br />Age: 42 <br />Occupation: Barber <br />Nearest Relative: Maud Ellen Horton <br />Registration Place: View Image <br />Height: Medium <br />Build: Stout <br />Color of Eyes: Grey <br />Color of Hair: Black <br />Signature: View Image; 12 September 1918 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13 of 22<br />1920 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, Tipton County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 30 January 1920<br />Line 16: h/h 167/169<br />W. A. Horton, 44, married, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; barber, owns barbershop<br />Maud E. Horton, wife, 42, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Maxine G., daughter, 18, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Beulah B., daughter, 17, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Wilma M., daughter, 13, single, attended school; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5 of 11<br />1930 U.S. Census, Sharpsville, Liberty Township, Tipton County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 04 April 1930<br />Line 23: Walnut Street, h/h 66/72<br />William A. Horton, Head, $1500, radio, 53, married at age 23, b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; barber in barbershop<br />Maude C. Horton, wife, 52, married at age 21, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Wilma Catherine Byfield, granddaughter, 4 3/12, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Charles Franklin Byfield, grandson, 3 ?/12, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
1877 - 1970
Maude
Ellen
Collins
93
93
Ancestry.com Images Online, images 7 & 8 of 31<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 207Addison Township-West, Shelby County, Indiana, p. 241; 07 June 1880<br />Line 47: h/h 60/64 <br />John Collins, 45, married, Farmer, Consumption, b. Indiana; father b. Kentucky, mother b. North Carolina<br />Jemima Collins, 40, married, Keeping house, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br />John F. [JOHN FRANKLIN], 13, Son, single, Works on farm, attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Sarah M., 11, Daughter, single, At home, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />M. Edward, 8, Son, single, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Ola J., 5 Daughter, single, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />M. Ella [MAUDE ELLEN], 3, Daughter, single, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother, b. Kentucky<br />Clara [ Should be CLARENCE LEWIS], b. June, 1879, age 11 mos., b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky
1927
Living
Byfield
Living
Byfield
Living
Byfield
1860 - 1934
Samuel
Addison
Roberts
73
73
Letter from Samuel to Evie postmarked 22 January 1883, Boulder, Colorado<br />Miss Eva L. Roberts, Fredericksburg, Washington Co., Indiana<br />Boulder Colorado<br />Jan 21 1883<br />Eva<br />I am still at the same place as when I wrote last 8 miles from B. I have not been to town for about 10 days but think I will go down in day or two. Went about 3 miles yesterday and it was so windy as I come back up the mountain that I had to stop in several houses "to pull wind" a little while the "diameter" stands at about 20 degrees below "Cairo" so you may know that the atmoshere is tolerably like invigorating-- We have been having visitors for the last two weeks at night Rocky Mt. Lions, Wolves and wild cats they try to get into our smoke house. We have the smoke house in a coffy sack "suspended in the sky blue invisibility about 20 feet high by means of a rope drawn over a pine limb. I have some very nice specimins of ore Sallie wanted me to send but the express charges from here are enormous so I shall not send them yet. I saw some beautifull round cactus on the mountain side last Sunday. They were about twice as large as teac cup and perfectly spherical. I don't remember of seeing anything like them at home.<br />Did you go to Hannies to meet Miss Funk as you had expected. What did you learn. Sallie wrote to know my expenses -- ticket from Mitchel to Denver $41.15, Denver to Boulder 2.10, with a few other incidental expences. We took our grub with in a tin box and "thusly" saved about $10.00. Have you learned anything yet from court at Paoli. Was Uncle Will out there. I must close for the present Willie is grinding coffee in a baking powder can with the end of a hammer handle. Write.<br />Yours, Addison<br />Wish you would hand the editor of the Fred. News about 50 ct for me sometime when its handy he is sending me the paper and cant send him that amt. of money very easy.<br />-----<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Township, Enumeration District 140, Enumeration Date: 25, 26, 27 June 1900<br />Line 1, h/h 195/201<br />Roberts, Samuel A., head, b. March 1860, age 40, married 12 years, b. Indiana, parents b. Indiana, occupation: County Clerk<br />Roberts, Lillian M., wife, b. July 1866, age 33, married 12 years, 3 living children, b. Indiana, parents b. Indiana<br />Roberts, Ruth, daughter, b. May 1891, age 9, b. Indiana, parents b. Indiana<br />Roberts, Polly, daughter, b. July 1896, age 3, b. Indiana, parents b. Indiana<br />Roberts, Lillian, daughter, b. January 1895, age 5, b. Indiana, parents b. Indiana<br />Shanks, Wander W., lodger, b. October 1877, 22, single, b. Indiana, parents b. Indiana, occupation: Deputy Clerk
1866 - 1963
Lillian
(Lillie)
Mae Hottel
97
97
Family lore has it that Lillie Mae was so mad at someone that she chopped up the cherry furniture. The cabinet maker, Peter Hancock, came with the Hancocks to Indiana from Wilson County, Tennessee circa 1818; so perhaps Lillie Mae was furious at her mother-in-law, Mary Jane Hancock Roberts, rather than Sam's father, Richard. This seems more likely, because Lillie Mae and Sam named their youngest child after Richard Roberts. Who knows...<br />-----<br />Lillie Mae was a county graduate. Her daughters were all high school graduates and studied in the I.S.U. and State Normal, and all were teachers in the public schools.<br />-----<br />Relationship Report for Emma Sarah HOTTEL b.1868 and Lillian "Lillie" Mae HOTTEL b.1866 <br /><br />Emma Sarah HOTTEL and Lillian "Lillie" Mae HOTTEL are 2nd cousins. Their common ancestors are John Conrad HOTTEL and Barbara FUNKHOUSER.<br /><br />Lines of Descent from John Conrad HOTTEL & Barbara FUNKHOUSER<br /><br />Ephriam HOTTEL b.1805 Peter HOTTEL b.1807<br />Josiah Davis HOTTEL b.1833 Levi Pitman HOTTEL b.1835<br />Emma Sarah HOTTEL b.1868 "Lillie" Mae HOTTEL b.1866
1896 - 1982
Polly
Jean
Roberts
85
85
Children of Polly Jean Roberts and Samuel A. Laudeman, M.D.:<br />i. Martha Johannes Laudeman, b. 21 May 1919, Washington County, Indiana<br />Martha married Paul Benedict on July 19 at the First Methodist Church, Elwood, Madison County, Indiana<br />ii. Samuel Laudeman<br />Return address on envelope:<br />Pfc. Sam Laudeman 35147233<br />Det. of Patients, Hosp Plant 4175 apo 121, c/o Pstmn. NY, NY<br />Postmarked:<br />November 24, 1944<br />Addressed to:<br />Helen Cavanaugh [d/o Ruth Virginia Roberts and Thomas Michael Cavanaugh]<br />1235 N. Delaware #208, Indianapolis, Indiana<br />Contents of letter:<br /><br />Tues nite Nov. 21<br />Hello There Helen,<br />Got your letter today. Thanks a lot. We didn’t get very much for about 3 1/2 months so now when we have mail call here everyone is damned glad to hear what’s happening.<br />Hey I hear there’s a cigarette shortage in the states. We’ve gone a little over a week on the lines sometimes without getting any, so if the papers back there say what I imagine they’re saying don’t believe them..<br />That sure was some experience having a fellow stick a gun in your ribs. Will tell you exactly what I would have done. Would have stuck my hands up right away and boy I’m not kidding either. Every time when we started an attack my knees had a quarrel.<br />Aunt Lillian [Lillian Annette Roberts m. Guy Shrum] sent a picture of Buddy [Guy Addison Shrum, s/o Lillian and Guy]. He sure looks good in his whites. When we both get back, we’ll all have to have a big reunion Maybe Ted [Carl Theodore Renne m. Helen Beatrice Cavanaugh] will be back for a while by then, and Buddy can bring his gal friend and I’ll bring Ebbie and Sambo. That’s what Ebbie has nicknamed him and it will probably stick. Glad to hear about your love life Helen. It’s a hell of a thing when the next to the youngest of the bunch has to start the ball rolling. Maybe Martha [Sam's sister] and Carol [Carol Jean Shrum, d/o Lillian and Guy] will have a little outside interest then too. Damn I’m a vicious little cupid. Ha!<br />Well Helen there’s not much happening around here in the hospital to write about. We eat, sleep, and read the latest magazines (last July’s). Used to get enough practice on my German to give you some return competition on that Spanish you’re quoting me but can’t put it in this letter because the further behind the lines you get the bigger and better the spy scares go. They -- well I won’t say it, but I’ll be glad to get back to my outfit again anyway. Will write more later. Good luck to you Helen and write again. If you write in the next 3 weeks after you get this, write to the hospital and they’ll forward it. After that write to my outfit. [draws an arrow]<br />Name ASN<br />Med. Det. 318th Inf.<br />APO 80<br />c/o P. NY, NY<br />Love, Sam
1895 - 1983
Lillian
Annette
Roberts
88
88
Children of Lillian Annette Roberts and Guy Shrum (b. 31 March 1876, d. 17 March 1955; s/o Mary Jane Long and Alfred Shrum):<br />i. Carol Jean Shrum, b. 21 January 1918, d. 20 January 1994, Salem, Washington County, Indiana<br />ii. Guy Addison Shrum
1918 - 1994
Carol
Jean
Shrum
75
75
Carol Jean Shrum was an avid genealogist and lived in the house of her father's sister, Bradie Shrum, on Hackberry Street in Salem, Washington County, Indiana. Upon her death she left the house and much of its contents to the Washington County Historical Society.
1841 - 1896
Ole
Pederson
Renne
55
55
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealogy.htm<br />-----<br />UNION MINNESOTA VOLUNTEERS<br />Ole Peter Renne, 2nd Regiment, Minnesota Infantry Company E, Private. www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/regiments.htm film #M546, roll 7<br /><br />Organized at Fort Snelling, Minn., and mustered in by Companies as follows: "A" and "B" June 26, "D" and "E" July 5, "F" and "G" July 8, "H" July 15, "I" July 20, and "K" August 23, 1861. Companies "A" and "F" sent to Fort Ripley on the Upper Mississippi, "B" and "C" to Fort Abercrombie on the Upper Red River, and "D" and "E" to Fort Ridgly on the Upper Minnesota River, and garrison duty at these points till September 20, 1861. Regiment concentrated at Fort Snelling and left State for Louisville, Ky., October 14, arriviug there October 22. Moved to Lebanon Junction, Ky., October 22, and duty there till December 8. Attached to R. L. McCook's Brigade, Army of the Ohio, to December, 1861. 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, Army Ohio, to September, 1862. 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, 3rd Army Corps, Army Ohio, to November, 1862. 3rd Brigade, 3rd Division, Center 14th Army Corp., Army of the Cumberland, to January, 1863. 3rd Brigade, 3rd Division, 14th Army Corps, to October, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division, 14th Army Corps, to June, 1865. 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 14th Army Corps, to July, 1865.<br /><br />SERVICE.-Moved to Lebanon, Ky., December 8, 1861, and duty there till January 1, 1862. Expedition to Somerset January 1-18. Battle of Mill Springs January 19-20. At Somerset till February 10. March to Louisville, Ky., February 10-25, thence moved to Nashville, Tenn., February 26-March 2. Moved to Savannah, Tenn., and Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., March 20-April 9. Advance on and siege of Corinth, Miss., April 29-May 30. Pursuit to Booneville May 31-June 12. At Corinth till June 22. March to Iuka, Miss., June 22-25, thence to Tuscumbia, Ala., June 27-29, and duty there till July 26. March to Athens, Ala., and Winchester, Tenn., July 26-August 7, thence to Dechard and Pelham Gap, Tenn., August 19-31, and to Manchester, Murfreesboro and Nashville, Tenn., September 1-7. March to Louisville, Ky., in pursuit of Bragg September 14-26. Pursuit of Bragg into Kentucky October 1-20. Battle of Perryville Ky., October 8. March to Bowling Green, Ky., October 20-November 2, thence to Mitchellsville November 6-7. Guard Tupnel till November 23. Moved to Cunningham's Ford, Cumberland River, November 23-25, and guard duty there till December 22, and at Gallatin till January 29, 1863. Moved to Murfreesboro, Tenn., January 29, and duty there till March 2. Nolensville February 15. Moved to Triune March 2. Nolensville Ford, Harpeth River, March 4. Expedition toward Columbia March 4-14. Chapel Hill March 5. At Triune till June 23. Franklin June 4-5. Middle Tennessee or Tullahoma Campaign June 23-July 7. Hoover’s Gap June 24-26. Occupation of Tullahoma July 1. At Winchester, Tenn., till August 16. Passage of Cumberland Mountains and Tennessee River and Chickamauga (Ga.) Campaign August 16-September 22. Battle of Chickamauga Ga., September 19-20. Rossville Gap September 21. Siege of Chattanooga, Tenn., September 24-November 23. Chattanooga-Ringgold Campaign November 23-27. Mission Ridge November 24-25. Pursuit to Ringgold November 26-29. Regiment Veteranize December 29, 1863. Veterans on furlough January 8 to April 9, 1864. Non-Veterans on duty as provost guard at Division Headquarters till April, 1864. Reconnoissance from Ringgold, Ga., toward Tunnel Hill April 29. Atlanta (Ga.) Campaign May 1-September 8. Tunnel Hill May 6-7. Rocky Face ridge May 8-11. Battle of Resaca May 13-15. Guard trains May 21-June 2. About Dallas June 2-5. Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain June 10-July 2. Pine Hill June 11-14. Lost Mountain June 15-17. Assault on Kenesaw June 27. Ruff's Station July 4. Garrison duty at Marietta till July 13. Assigned as provost and depot guard at Marietta July 15-August 19. March to Atlanta August 19-20. Siege of Atlanta August 20-25. Flank movement on Jonesboro August 25-30. Battle of Jonesboro August 31-September 1. Operations in North Georgia and North Alabama against Hood September 29-November 3. March to the sea November 15-December 10. Waynesboro December 4. Ebenezer Creek December 8. Siege of Savannah December 10-21. Campaign of the Carolinas January to April, 1865. Fayetteville, N. C., March 11. Battle of Bentonville March 19-21. Occupation of Goldsboro March 24. Advance on Raleigh April 10-14. Occupation of Raleigh April 14. Bennett's House April 26. Surrender of Johnston and his army. March to Washington, D. C., via Richmond, Va., April 30-May 19. Grand Review May 24. Moved to Louisville, Ky., June 14-20. Mustered out July 11, 1865.<br /><br />Regiment lost during service 2 Officers and 91 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 2 Officers and 186 Enlisted men by disease. Total 281 <br /><br />Also see Civil War Pension Index.
1847 - 1931
Clara
Larsdatter
Schøl
83
83
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealogy.htm
1832 - 1919
Johannes
Johannessen
Malterud
87
87
1837 - 1914
Maria
Olsdatter
Qvaxrud
76
76
1896 - 1926
Joseph
Oliver
Renne
30
30
1898 - 1971
Clarence
Arthur "Art"
Renne
72
72
1894 - 1963
Louise
Caroline
Renne
68
68
1904 - 1994
Clara
Marie
Renne
89
89
1908 - 1994
Edel
Luella
Renne
85
85
1895 - 1971
Magnhild
Jokela "Mickie"
Mickelsen
75
75
Ancestry.com Newspapers<br />Fergus Falls Daily Journal (Fergus Falls, Minnesota)<br />Tuesday, January 19, 1954<br />Heinola<br />Rev. and Mrs. George Wilson and Janet drove to Kingston Saturday. Sunday the Wilson's went to Minneapolis where he conducted services. Monday Rev. Wilson and Rev. J. E. Paana spoke at the funeral service of Mrs. Emma Kumma, 94. The funeral was held from the Apostolic Lutheran church with burial in the Crystal Lake cemetery. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. L. H. Krigsholm and Mrs. A. C. Renne, both of Minneapolis and Mrs. Johanna Carley, Burbank, Calif., one son, the Rev. Andrew Mickelsen of Hancock, Mich., and 14 grandchildren. On their return trip from Minneapolis they stopped at Kingston and from there drove to Menahga, where Rev. Wilson officiated at the funeral of John Turpeinen Tuesday.
1901 - 1994
John
Clemens
Austin
93
93
Roy
Austin
Living
Burkhalter
Living
Burkhalter
Living
Burkhalter
Living
Payne
Living
Payne
Living
Payne
1922
Living
Butler
Living
Renne
Living
Renne
Living
Renne
1896 - 1974
William
Butler
77
77
From: The Trimble County Democrat <br />BUTLER, William F., 77, Madison, Indiana, died 5 Jan 1974, was buried in Moffett Cemetery. A World War I veteran, moved to Jefferson County, Indiana in 1928, is survived by his wife, Hallie Dunaway Butler, daughter Mrs. Bula Renne, sons Buford and Bill Butler, 3 half-sisters, Mrs. Robert Kipping, Mrs. Alice Martin and Mrs. Mary Asher.
1894 - 1980
Hallie
S.
Dunaway
85
85
Ancestry.com<br />Kentucky 1910 Miracode Index <br />Otis Dunaway <br /> Enumeration District: 0063 Color: W <br /> Age: 49 Birth Place: Kentucky <br /> Visit: 0040 <br /> County: Henry, Campbellsburg <br /> Relation: Husband <br /> Relatives: Wife Mattie 36, Kentucky<br />Daughter Mabel 21, Kentucky<br />Daughter Josie A 18, Kentucky<br />Daughter Hallie S 15, Kentucky<br />Son Curtis 12, Kentucky<br />Son Henry M 08, Kentucky<br /><br />Mattie is Otis' second wife, the children's stepmother.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 36 of 46<br />1920 U.S. Census, Carrollton, Carroll County, Kentucky<br />Hallie is living with her uncle and aunt, Judge Samuel Combs/Coombs and his wife Evaline; their sons, Forest and Orville (widower); and grandchildren, Myrtle R. and Charles S. Forest, 27, is an engineer, Orville, 31, owns the farm.<br /><br />Samuel is a judge for the Carroll County, Kentucky Court and is the son of Martha Ann 'Patsy' Cash and Isham Coombs and the brother of Donna Martha Coombs. (Samuel is Hallie's uncle. 'Patsy' is Hallie's grandmother. Donna Martha Coombs is Hallie's mother.)<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 18 of 24<br />1930 United States Federal Census<br />Butler, William <br /> Age: 33 Year: 1930 <br /> Birthplace: Kentucky Roll: T626_595 <br /> Race: White Page: 9B <br /> State: Indiana ED: 9 <br /> County: Jefferson Image: 0966 <br /> Township: Madison <br /> Relationship: Head<br />Madison Township, Jefferson County, Indiana; Enumeration District: 39-9, Sheet (B<br />Enumeration Date: 22 May 1930<br />Line 90: h/h 248/248 William Butler, Head, owns farm, 33; married at age 22; able to read and write; b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky; code 80; farmer, general farm; not a veteran; farm schedule 203<br />Hallie Butler, Wife -H, 34; married at age 23; able to read and write; b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky; code 80<br />Buford F., son, 9; attended school within census year; b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; code 60<br />Beulah F., daughter, 7; attended school within census year; b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; code 60<br />Billie N., son, 3 yrs. 1 mo.; b. Indiana; parents b. Kentucky; code 60<br /> <br />Neighboring farms:<br />245/246 Clarence and Leslie M. Rowlett with daughter Hazel C., 20 and son Geroge, 8<br />247/247 Frank and Lena Thieman with children George, 14; Margaret, 10; and Harold 4 1/2 (all the children are listed as daughters)<br />249/249 Jacob and Maud Weir<br />250/250 Ida B. Joyce, 66-year-old widow<br />251/251 Thomas and Nellie Joyce with daughter Kathryn, 12<br /><br />Previous census page's margin note: "road from high school to Eagle Hollow"<br />-----<br />Trimble County, Kentucky Genealogy<br />http://www.online-isp.com/~maggie/trimble/1obit20.htm<br /><br />Hallie's cousin, Charles S. Coombs:<br />COOMBS, Charles S., 47, Little Kentucky in Carroll Co. died ca 21 Feb 1931, burial IOOF Carrollton. Survived by 4 brothers: Forrest, Marcellus, Orville and John Coombs, 2 sisters: Mrs. T. A. Maddox and Mrs. J. C. Cantrell, Sr.<br />-----<br />From: The Trimble County Democrat <br />BUTLER, William F., 77, Madison, Indiana, died 5 Jan 1974, was buried in Moffett Cemetery. A World War I veteran, moved to Jefferson County, Indiana in 1928, is survived by his wife, Hallie Dunaway Butler, daughter Mrs. Bula Renne, sons Buford and Bill Butler, 3 half-sisters, Mrs. Robert Kipping, Mrs. Alice Martin and Mrs. Mary Asher.<br />-----<br />Individual Record FamilySearch™ U.S. Social Security Death Index<br /> Hallie BUTLER <br /> Birth Date: 5 Sep 1894 <br /> Death Date: Feb 1980
1920 - 1999
Buford
Butler
78
78
1927
Living
Butler
Living
Butler
Living
Butler
D. 2001
Debra
Butler
Living
Butler
Living
Butler
1771 - 1833
Johannes
Olsen
Malterud
62
62
1804 - 1887
Peder
Syverson
Renne
82
82
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealogy.htm<br />Peder Syverson Renne and Anne Olsdatter emigrated to America in 1857 or 1858. They setted in Nicollet County, Minnesota sometime prior to the start of the Civil War.
1805 - 1879
Anne
Olsdatter
74
74
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealogy.htm
29 January 1821/1823 - 1894
Lars
Hansen
Schol
Renne Genealogy Home Page<br />http://www.renne.com/genealogy.htm<br />Lars Hansen and Karine Olsdatter Schol emigrated from Norway in 1852 with their two children, first-born Ole Larsen and Clara Larsdatter who celebrated her fifth birthday in 1852. Lars and Karine were thirty-one. They landed in Quebec, Canada.
1823 - 1896
Karine
Olsdatter
73
73
Lars Hansen and Karine Olsdatter Schol emigrated from Norway in 1852 with their two children, first-born Ole Larsen and Clara Larsdatter who celebrated her fifth birthday in 1852. Lars and Karine were thirty-one. They landed in Quebec, Canada.
John
Reynolds
Lucy Beatrice Reynolds Cavanaugh, daughter of John and Anne Reynolds, was born at Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland, 12 may 1839 and died at her home near Salem, Indiana, 11 June 1916, aged 77 years and 30 days.<br />Mrs. Cavanaugh's early life was spent in her native land where she resided until she was nineteen years old. She then left her home accompanied by her nephew Michael Dennany, and came to America to live with the family of her brother, James Reynolds. Although she never ceased to love her native country, America as the land of freedom became her ideal and she loved her adopted land with greatest zeal.
Anne
UNKNOWN
1819 - 1888
Richard
Roberts
69
69
1850 U.S. Census, Harrison County, District 45, p. 403 (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 232)<br />Enumeration Date: 15 August 1850<br />282/282 Richard Roberts, 32, farmer, value of real estate owned, $400, b. Indiana<br />Jane Roberts, 23, b. Indiana<br />James H. Roberts, 4, b. Indiana<br />William C. Roberts, 2, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Blue River Township, Indiana, pp. 20, 21 (Ancestry.com Images Online, images 256, 257)<br />Enumeration Date: 14 & 15 June 1860<br />Richard Roberts, 40, farmer; value of real estate, $2000; value of personal estate $1000; b. Indiana<br />Mary J., 33, b. Indiana<br />William C., 12, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />Sarah A., 8, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />Lydia E., 4, b. Indiana<br />baby girl, 2 months, b. Indiana [error on census; this is Samuel Addison]<br />Jane Gardner, 14, attended school w/in year<br />-----<br />1870 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Blue River Township, Indiana, p. 119<br />(Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13)<br />Enumeration Date: 4 August 1870<br />Richard Roberts, 51, farmer, value of real estate, $4000; value of personal estate, $2000; b. Indiana<br />Mary J., 45, keeping house, b. Indiana<br />William, 22, farm labor, b. Indiana<br />Sarah A., 18, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />Lydia E., 15, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />Samuel, 10, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />-----<br />1880 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Blue River Township, Indiana, p. 20<br />(Ancestry.com Images Online, image 20)<br />Enumeration Date: 16 June 1880 <br />168/168 Richard Roberts, 63, farmer, b. Indiana; both parents born Pennsylvania<br />Mary J., 53, wife, keeping house, b. Indiana; father b. Georgia; mother b. N. Carolina<br />Sarah A., 27, daughter, school teaching, attended school w/in year, b. Indiana<br />Lydia E., 24, daughter, school teaching, attended school w/in year, b. Indiana<br />Samuel A., 20, son, farm labor, attended school w/in year, b. Indiana
1826 - 1901
Mary
Jane
Hancock
75
75
Mary Jane Hancock married Richard Roberts 11 March 1847. Her brother [Major]William Hancock attested to the age of both the bride and groom. ("Marriage Affidavits & Certificates, Harrison County, Indiana 1809-1865" by Walter S. Beanblossom, 1973, p. 80)<br />-----<br />1850 U.S. Census, Harrison County, District 45, p. 403 (Ancestry.com Images Online #232)<br />Enumeration Date: 15 August 1850<br />282/282 Richard Roberts, 32, farmer, value of real estate owned, $400, b. Indiana<br />Jane Roberts, 23, b. Indiana<br />James H. Roberts, 4, b. Indiana [James does not appear on subsequent censuses.]<br />William C. Roberts, 2, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Blue River Township, Indiana, pp. 20, 21 (Ancestry.com Images Online #256, 257)<br />Enumeration Date: 14 & 15 June 1860<br />Richard Roberts, 40, farmer; value of real estate, $2000; value of personal estate $1000; b. Indiana<br />Mary J., 33, b. Indiana<br />William C., 12, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />Sarah A., 8, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />Lydia E., 4, b. Indiana<br />baby girl, 2 months, b. Indiana [error on census; this is Samuel Addison]<br />Jane Gardner, 14, attended school w/in year<br />-----<br />1870 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Blue River Township, Indiana, p. 119<br />(Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13)<br />Enumeration Date: 4 August 1870<br />Richard Roberts, 51, farmer, value of real estate, $4000; value of personal estate, $2000; b. Indiana<br />Mary J., 45, keeping house, b. Indiana<br />William, 22, farm labor, b. Indiana<br />Sarah A., 18, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />Lydia E., 15, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />Samuel, 10, b. Indiana, attended school w/in year<br />-----<br />1880 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Blue River Township, Indiana, p. 20<br /> (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 20)<br />Enumeration Date: 16 June 1880 <br />168/168 Richard Roberts, 63, farmer, b. Indiana; both parents born Pennsylvania<br />Mary J., 53, wife, keeping house, b. Indiana; father b. Georgia; mother b. N. Carolina<br />Sarah A., 27, daughter, school teaching, attended school w/in year, b. Indiana<br />Lydia E., 24, daughter, school teaching, attended school w/in year, b. Indiana<br />Samuel A., 20, son, farm labor, attended school w/in year, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Posey Twp, Fredericksburg, Enumeration District 137 (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3)<br />Enumeration Date: 2 June 1900<br />29/30 Richard Devenish, head, b. March 1836, 64, married 10 yrs., b. Indiana; father b. Maryland; mother b. England; he can read, write, & speak English; and, he owns his farm<br />Sarah A. Roberts, wife, b. July 1852, 47, married 10 yrs., b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; she, too can read, write, and speak English<br />Carl E. Devenish, son, b. November 1882, 17, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; at school, 6 (months?); can read, write, and speak English<br />Charles Davis, servant, b. July 1858, 41, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana, farm laborer; can read, write, and speak English<br />Jane Roberts, mother-in-law, b. February 1826, 72, widow; mother of 4 children, 2 are living; b. Indiana; father b. North Carolina; mother b. Virginia; can read, write, and speak English
1900 - 1900
Conrad
Lawrence
Renne
2m
2m
1896 - 1991
Severt
William
Winje
95
95
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13 of 61<br />1910 U.S. Census, Liberty Grove Township, Richland County, North Dakota; 09 May 1910<br />Line 3: h/h 99/99<br />Louis WInje, Head, 43, b. Norway; parents b. Norway; year of immigration 1868; farmer<br />Anna, Wife, 32, b. Sweden; parents b. Sweden; year of immigration 1893<br />Severt William, son, 13, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Ervin Albert, son, 11, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Ellen Ingeborg, daughter, 9 [b. 13 June 1900], b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Herbert Franklin, son, 7, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Alice Caroline, daughter, 4, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Leonard Victor, son, 2, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Benjamin Sanderson, Hired man, 30, single, b. Norway<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com North Dakota Military Men, 1917-1918<br />Name: Severt William Winje <br />Army #: 3,477,914<br />Registrant: yes, Richland county<br />Birth Place: Lidgerwood, N. Dak.<br />Birth Date: 30 May 1896<br />Parent's Origin: of Norwegian-Swedish parents<br />Occupation: electrician<br />Comment: inducted at Wahpeton on 15 Aug 1918; sent to North Dakota Agricultural College; served in Students Army Training Corps, to discharge. Discharged at Fargo, North Dakota on 09 Dec 1918 as a Private.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 2 of 8<br />1920 U.S. Census, Liberty Grove Township, Enumeration District 137, Richland County, North Dakota<br />Line 2: Farm h/h 70/70<br />Louis WInje, Head, 53, b. Norway...[Lewis Winge]<br />Anna, Wife, 42, b. Sweden<br />Herbert J., son, 17, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Alice, 14, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Leonard, son, 12, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Gilbert Oscar, son, 19, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Vernon Clarence, son, 5, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />Mabel Florence, daughter, 4 4/12, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden<br />-----<br />Ervin Albert Winje was born 26 Sep 1897 in Liberty Grove Township, North Dakota.<br />From: pat dahl<br />My husband is a nephew of Sivert's. We researched Irvin's death several<br />years ago and recieved copies of his military records and the Coast<br />Guard Accident Report that covers his drowning. He separated from the US<br />Navy in 1920, evidently joined a religious cult (House of David) and<br />sailed on their Lake Michigan schooner, the Rosabelle. It "turned<br />turtle" during a storm in late October, 1921. No bodies were recovered.<br />There is a military marker in the Pleasant View Cemetery in Lidgerwood,<br />ND where his parents and some other family members are buried.<br /><br /><br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 7 of 8<br />1930 U.S. Census, Liberty Grove Township, District 31, Richland County, North Dakota; 09 April 1930<br />Line 6: h/h 59/62<br />Louis WInje, Head, 64, b. Norway; parents b. Norway; immigration 1868; farmer<br />Anna, Wife, 53, b. Sweden; parents b. Sweden; immigration 1893<br />Herbert J., son, 28, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden farm labor, home farm<br />Leonard, son, 23, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden farm labor, home farm<br />Gilbert, son, 20, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden farm labor, home farm<br />Vernon, son, 17, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden none<br />Mabel, daughter, 15, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden none<br />Mary Anderson, servant, 67, b. Canada<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image<br />1930 U.S. Census, Fort Wayne, Adams Township, Allen County, Indiana; 23 April 1930<br />Line 15: 1428 E. Rudisill Boulevard h/h 4/4<br />Sebert W. Winje, Head, rents, has radio, 34, married at age 25, b. North Dakota; father b. Norway; mother b. Sweden; electrical engineer for Traction Co.; veteran<br />Louise C., Wife, 35, married at age 27, b. Minnesota; parents b. Minnesota<br />Ruth C., daughter, 6, b. Indiana<br />Dorothy L., daughter, 3 11/12, b. Minnesota<br />Aimee M., daughter 2 11/12, b. Indiana<br />Marie E., daughter, 13 mos., b. Indiana<br />Edel A., daughter, 13 mos., b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com SSDI Search Results <br />SEVERT W WINJE <br /> SSN 317-10-6758 Residence: 46808 Fort Wayne, Allen, IN <br /> Born 30 May 1896 <br /> Died 28 Dec 1991 Issued: IN (Before 1951)
1897 - 1971
Minnie
Burud
74
74
~1901 - 1995
Marvel
Byfield
94
94
1898
Freeman
R.
Byfield
~1912
George
Byfield
1849 - 1874
Lewis
Freeman
Byfield
25
25
1849 - 1935
Nancy
Josephine
Whitsitt
86
86
1880 Indiana Census, Scott Co., Johnson Twp., District 164, p. 13:<br />Whitsit, Daniel, 55, head of household<br />Hasty, 48, wife<br />Masy, 28, daughter-in-law<br />Albert, 24/26, farm labourer<br />Cyrus, 22, labourer<br />Millie, 10, at home<br />BYFIELD, NANCY, 30, [listed as]daughter-in-law (Nancy Josephine Whitsit Byfield who has moved home to father Daniel's household after the death of her husband, Lewis Freeman Byfield [son of Lewis Freeman Byfield and Ruth Ann Kashow])<br />w/son Louis Byfield, age 5<br />Earhart, Oscar, 17, servant
1825 - 1849
Lewis
Freeman
Byfield
24
24
1826 - 1907
Ruth
Ann
Kashow
80
80
Scott Co., IN Will Records LDS FHL Microfilm #1305354<br />Written and signed 21 December 1848; witnesses; Christian Young, James Bovard. Confirms legitimate heirs: Ruth Ann Kashow, wife, and Lewis F. Byfield, son, born February 1849. Will presented to Clerk of Probate Court (Willis Traylor) 25 January 1849 by Christian Young and James Bovard.
1820 - 1885
James
H.
Reynolds
65
65
James H. Reynolds, son of John and Anne Reynolds married Mary A. Pollock in Washington county on 10 September 1854. The 1880 Census indicates that James was born in Ireland 60 years ago. Mary Ann. was born in Indiana, aged 49. They had one more son besides the ones buried in St. Patrick’s. He was James Hamilton Reynolds and is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery in Salem, Washington County, Indiana. The Steven’s History says that James' sister, Lucy wife of James Cavanaugh, was a native of Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland. The Reynolds lived on a large farm located in Jefferson township close to the junction of Walnut Ridge Road and Rush Creek Road. They had a large orchard. The late Jerry Kiefer said the Reynolds were Black Irish (descendants of the Spanish Armada sailors shipwrecked on the Irish shore) and they were cousins of the Gills. I can’t document this.<br /><br />According to the 1850 Census, James is living in the next household to Guy and Mary Pollock who have a daughter - Mary A. This is probably James’ future wife.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13 of 36<br />1850 U.S. Census, Monroe Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />Line 24 h/h 96/97 <br />Guy Pollock, 62, Farmer, $1600, b. Virginia<br />Mary Pollock, 58, b. North Carolina<br />William, 18, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />Mary A., 17, b. Indiana<br />Ezekiel, 15, b. Indiana<br /><br />Previous h/h 95/96 James Runnels [Reynolds], 27, Laborer, b. Ireland <br />In h/h of George and Nancy Purcell<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />Washington County, Indiana<br />Index to "Marriage Record" 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume II Letters M to Z Inclusive<br /> W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Salem Compiled by Federal Works Agency Work Projects Administration of Indiana 1941<br />Name: Mary Pollock <br />Spouse: James Reynolds <br />Marriage Date: 10 Sep 1854 <br />Book: F Original Source Page: 331 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 155 of 467<br />1860 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; Sparksville<br />13 July 1860<br />Line 31: h/h 565/537<br />James Reynolds, 37, Farmer, $1500/$4100, b. Ireland<br />Mary Ann, 25, b. Indiana<br />Nancy Ann, 4, b. Indiana<br />John, 10 mos., b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 22-23<br />1870 U.S. Census, Jefferson Township, Washington County, Indiana; Campbellsburg<br />01 July 1870<br />Image 22: Line 39 h/h 158/160<br />James Reynolds, 51, Farmer, $2000/$700; b. Ireland; parents of foreign birth; U.S. citizen<br />Mary A. [nee Pollock], 37, Keeping House, b. Indiana<br />Image 23: Line 1 h/h 159/161<br />Nancy Reynolds, 14, Keeping House, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />John, 10, Farm Laborer, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />James H., 8, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />George W., 6, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth; attended school w/in census year<br />Henry G., 3, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth<br />Thomas J., 1, b. Indiana; father of foreign birth<br />-----<br />FamilySearch<br />1880 United States Census <br /> Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace <br /> James REYNOLDS Self M Male W 60 IRE Farming IRE IRE <br /> Mary A. REYNOLDS Wife M Female W 49 IN Keeping House KY KY <br /> John W. REYNOLDS Son S Male W 20 IN Farm Lab & School IRE IN <br /> James H. REYNOLDS Son S Male W 18 IN Farm Lab & School IRE IN <br /> George M. REYNOLDS Son S Male W 16 IN Farm Lab & School IRE IN <br /> Henry G. REYNOLDS Son S Male W 14 IN Farm Lab & School IRE IN <br /><br />Source Information:<br /> Census Place Jefferson, Washington, Indiana <br /> Family History Library Film 1254321 <br /> NA Film Number T9-0321 <br /> Page Number 451C<br />-----<br /> The Leader, October, 3, 1885<br />James Reynolds died yesterday and will be buried today. He was an old citizen of the county.<br /><br />Washington County Death Records, page 45<br />James Reynolds; 68 years; married, farmer; and trader; died Jefferson Township; native of Ireland.<br /><br />The Salem Democrat, October 7 1885<br />James Reynolds, after a protracted illness, died at his residence, Buffalo Bottoms, last Thursday. Mr. R. came to this county at an early day, and, by hard work and good management, succeeded in acquiring quite a little fortune.<br /><br />The Salem Democrat, November 4 1885<br />A handsome monument is being erected over the grave of the late James Reynolds, whose remains lie buried at the Catholic grave yard at this place.<br />-----<br />The Republican Leader, October 21, 1892<br />Mrs. Mary Reynolds, the aged wife of the late James Reynolds, died at her residence, in Buffalo Bottoms, Saturday last at the age of 58 years. Her remains were brought to Salem and buried in the Catholic Cemetery at noon Sunday.<br /><br />The Republican Leader, October 21 1892<br />Mrs. Reynolds, the widow of James Reynolds, died last Saturday morning, aged 58 and was interred in the Catholic cemetery at Salem by the side of her deceased husband. Her husband came from Ireland at the age of 22. He first worked as a hand but at his death was one of the wealthiest men in the Bottoms. She leaves a number of friends and relatives and four sons who will sadly miss her.<br />-----<br />St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Salem, Washington County, Indiana<br />REYNOLDS<br />James Reynolds d. 1 Oct 1885, age ca 65 years<br />Mary A. Reynolds d. 15 Oct 1892, about 58<br />
1834 - 1892
Mary
Ann
Pollock
58
58
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13 of 36<br />1850 U.S. Census, Monroe Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />Line 24 h/h 96/97 <br />Guy Pollock, 62, Farmer, $1600, b. Virginia<br />Mary Pollock, 58, b. North Carolina<br />William, 18, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />Mary A., 17, b. Indiana<br />Ezekiel, 15, b. Indiana<br /><br />Previous h/h 95/96 James Runnels [Reynolds], 27, Laborer, b. Ireland <br />In h/h of George and Nancy Purcell<br />-----<br />ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CEMETERY<br />REYNOLDS<br /><br />James Reynolds d. 1 Oct 1885, age ca 65 years<br />Mary A. Reynolds d. 15 Oct 1892, about 58<br /><br />The Republican Leader, October 21, 1892<br />Mrs. Mary Reynolds, the aged wife of the late James Reynolds, died at her residence, in Buffalo Bottoms, Saturday last at the age of 58 years. Her remains were brought to Salem and buried in the Catholic Cemetery at noon Sunday.<br /><br />The Republican Leader, October 21 1892<br />Mrs. Reynolds, the widow of James Reynolds, died last Saturday morning, aged 58 and was interred in the Catholic cemetery at Salem by the side of her deceased husband. Her husband came from Ireland at the age of 22. He first worked as a hand but at his death was one of the wealthiest men in the Bottoms. She leaves a number of friends and relatives and four sons who will sadly miss her.
unknown
Reynolds
Lucy B. Reynolds Cavanaugh, daughter of John and Anne Reynolds, was born at Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland, 12 may 1839 and died at her home near Salem, Indiana, 11 June 1916, aged 77 years and 30 days.<br />Mrs. Cavanaugh's early life was spent in her native land where she resided until she was nineteen years old. She then left her home accompanied by her nephew MICHAEL DENNENY, and came to America to live with the family of her brother, James Reynolds. Although she never ceased to love her native country, America as the land of freedom became her ideal and she loved her adopted land with greatest zeal.
unknown
Denneny
Lucy B. Reynolds Cavanaugh, daughter of John and Anne Reynolds, was born at Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland, 12 may 1839 and died at her home near Salem, Indiana, 11 June 1916, aged 77 years and 30 days. Mrs. Cavanaugh's early life was spent in her native land where she resided until she was nineteen years old. She then left her home accompanied by her nephew MICHAEL DENNENY, and came to America to live with the family of her brother, James Reynolds. Although she never ceased to love her native country, America as the land of freedom became her ideal and she loved her adopted land with greatest zeal.
Michael
Denneny
Lucy B. Reynolds Cavanaugh, daughter of John and Anne Reynolds, was born at Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland, 12 may 1839 and died at her home near Salem, Indiana, 11 June 1916, aged 77 years and 30 days.<br />Mrs. Cavanaugh's early life was spent in her native land where she resided until she was nineteen years old. She then left her home (in 1858) accompanied by her nephew MICHAEL DENNENY, and came to America to live with the family of her brother, James H. Reynolds. Although she never ceased to love her native country, America as the land of freedom became her ideal and she loved her adopted land with greatest zeal.
James
Henry
Barnes
Elma
Wolfe
Deputy
between 1793-1800 - 01-11 June 1845
George
Byfield
1765 - 1815
Abraham
Horatio
Byfield
50
50
1775 - 1838
Patience
Corbin
63
63
1974
Ernest
O.
Purlee
1894 - 1990
Walter
Laudeman
96
96
1798 - 1848
Mathew
Hancock
49
49
Benjamin Hooker, Jr. and Ann Frizelle had a daughter Elizabeth, born 18 April 1794 in North Carolina. Elizabeth married John Mills 30 November 1815 in Wilson County, Tennessee. John died young and Elizabeth was second married to Matthew Hancock, son of John Hancock and Jane Skeen.<br />John Hancock sold his plantation on the Cumberland River in 1819, freed his slaves, and moved his family north to Harrison County, Indiana<br />Matthew and Elizabeth were part of the migration to Harrison County.<br /><br />Source: Arvil Hancock<br />-----<br />1820 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Indiana<br />HEAD OF FAMILY<br /> <br />JOHN HANCOCK, 51; 9 year-old Judge; 14 year-old Benjamin; 1 male 16-18; 2 males 16-26 (Martin, 18 or 19); 2 females 16 to 26 (Jane, 20; Sarah, 18; Kathy, 16); wife, Jane Skeen Hancock, 49<br /> <br />SAMUEL HANCOCK, 24; 1 male to 10; 1 female to 10; wife, Francis Ann Avery, 26<br /> <br />MATHEW HANCOCK, 22; Baby Benjamin Hooker Hancock b. 12 Jan 1820; wife, Elizabeth Hooker, 18<br /><br />JOHN HANCOCK, JR., 21; 1 male to 10; wife, Martha B. King, 21 <br /> <br />PETER HANCOCK, 45 & c.; free man of color<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 68<br />1830 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana<br />Line 3: Mathew Hancock; 2 males 5-10 (John and William); 1 male 10-15 (Benjamin Hooker); 1 male 30-40 (32 year-old Mathew); 1 female under 5 (Mary Jane); 1 female 5-10 (Rebecca Ann); 1 female 30-40 (wife, Elizabeth Hooker)<br /><br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 1<br />1840 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana<br />Line 18: Mathew Hancock; 2 males 15-20 (William and Jonathan Frizzelle); 1 male 20-30 (Benjamin Hooker); 1 male 40-50 (42 year-old Mathew); 1 female under 5 (Chloe Francis); 1 female 5-10 (Sarah E.); 1 female 10-15 (Amelia Dawson or Mary Jane); 1 female 15-20 (Rebecca Ann); 1 female 40-50 (wife, Elizabeth Hooker)<br /><br />Perhaps Amelia Dawson or Mary Jane is living with their grandparents or in one of their uncle's households...<br />None of the children marry before 1840.<br />-----<br />From Arvil Hancock:<br />Matthew died 25 March 1848. Elizabeth died 09 November 1873. They are buried in Hancock Chapel Cemetery at Hancock Chapel, Harrison County, Indiana.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 232<br />1850 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, District 45, Harrison County, Indiana <br />Enumeration Date: 15 August 1850<br />h/h 284/284 Elizabeth Hancock [Elizabeth Hooker, widow of Mathew Hancock], 55, F, Widow, $1000, b. North Carolina<br />William Hancock [Elizabeth & Mathew's son], 27, M, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />Sarah E. Hancock [Elizabeth & Mathew's daughter], 17, F, b. Indiana<br />Chloah Hancock [Chloe Francis, Elizabeth & Mathew's daughter], 16, F, b. Indiana<br />William E. Cow [Crowe?], 12, M, b. Indiana<br />John H. Cow [Crowe?], 10, M, b. Indiana<br />[Might William and John H. be connected to the Skeens?]
1794 - 1873
Elizabeth
Hooker
79
79
From Tennessee Marriages 1801-1825:<br />Elizabeth Hooker married John Mills on 28 November 1815. The same source lists Elizabeth Hooker Mills' marriage to Matthew Hancock 13 March 1819. There is a pay voucher in the National Archives for Elizabeth's father, Benjamin Hooker, for his sevice in the War of 1812. The Battle of New Orleans was the last engagement of the war and was fought on 8 January 1815. The Treaty of Ghent had been signed 15 days before the Battle. This battle might have been prevented had cell phones already been invented. The point being that it is unlikely that Elizabeth's first husband, John Mills, was killed in that engagement. Benjamin returned along with his son and Elizabeth's brother, Joshua Freeman Hooker.<br />-----<br />1820 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Indiana<br />HEAD OF FAMILY<br /> <br />JOHN HANCOCK, 51; 9 year-old Judge; 14 year-old Benjamin; 1 male 16-18; 2 males 16-26 (Martin, 18 or 19); 2 females 16 to 26 (Jane, 20; Sarah, 18; Kathy, 16); wife, Jane Skeen Hancock, 49<br /> <br />SAMUEL HANCOCK, 24; 1 male to 10; 1 female to 10; wife, Francis Ann Avery, 26<br /> <br />MATHEW HANCOCK, 22; Baby Benjamin Hooker Hancock b. 12 Jan 1820; wife, Elizabeth Hooker, 18<br /><br />JOHN HANCOCK, JR., 21; 1 male to 10; wife, Martha B. King, 21 <br /> <br />PETER HANCOCK, 45 & c.; free man of color<br />-----<br />From Arvil Hancock: <br />John Hancock sold his plantation on the Cumberland River in 1819, freed his slaves, and moved his family north to Harrison County, Indiana<br /><br />Matthew and Elizabeth were part of the migration to Harrison County. Matthew died 25 March 1848. Elizabeth died 09 November 1873. They are buried at Hancock Chapel Cemetery in Hancock Chapel, Harrison County, Indiana.
1835 - 1905
Levi
Pitman
Hottel
70
70
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages 1845-1920<br />Name: Levi P Hottel <br />Spouse: Annete Horner <br />Marriage Date: 23 Dec 1858 <br />Book: C <br />Original Source Page: 504. Harrison County, Indiana Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive; Volume I, Letters A to K Inclusive<br />W. P. A. Original Record Located, Corydon Compiled by Indiana Works Projects Administration 1941<br />-----<br />FamilySearch Internet/Ancestry.com Images Online<br />1880 U.S. Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />Levi Pitman Hottel, 45, Dry Goods Merchant, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Annette, 38, wife, Keeping House, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. South Carolina<br />Milton, 20, single, b. Indiana, Dry Goods Clerk; parents b. Indiana<br />Lilly M., 13, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana<br />Walter E., 10, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana<br />Wilber W., 8, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana<br />Flora H., 2<br />Laure E., 5 mos., b. August [line drawn through; deceased]<br />-----<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Twp., Enumeration District 140 (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 16)<br />hh 175/177<br />Levi Pitman Hottel, age 64, is still farming. Annet is still keeping house at age 57. Flora, age 22, is still living at home.<br />-----<br />FUNERAL CARD<br />1835-1905<br />Levi Pittman Hottel<br />The funeral will take place from the family residence on North Water Street, Sunday afternoon, August 13, 1905, at 2:30 o'clock, under the auspices of the Masonic Fraternity.<br />Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.<br />Salem, Indiana, Aug. 11, 1905.<br />-----<br />Levi Pitman Hottel, third child of Peter Hottel, was born near Corydon, Indiana, Harrison County on 22 June 1835 and died 11 August 1905. He is buried at Salem, Washington County, Indiana. In occupation, Levi was a merchant, in politics a Democrat, in religion a Methodist and he lived at Salem, Indiana. His widow lived at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. [Also listed as living in Bloomington are Levi and Anett's married children and spouses: Walter and Ida M. Fulwider Hottel and Thomas H. and Flora Anita Hottel Smith.]<br /><br />Source:<br />W. D. Huddle and Lulu May Huddle, "History of the Descendents of John Hottel (Immigrant from Switzerland to America)", Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., Strasburg, VA, 1930.
1842 - 1925
Anett
Horner
82
82
The following are the transcribed front pages from Samuel Hornor and Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew’s Bible. I assume that it next came into the possession of Annet Hornor/Horner (Mrs. Levi Pitman Hottel). Annet was the daughter of Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew and Samuel Hornor/Horner. The Bible is now in the possession of my sister Karen. Previously it had been in the possession of my 1st cousin 1 time removed, Carol Jean Shrum (daughter of Lillian Roberts and Guy Shrum). Aunt Lillian's mother was Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts (Mrs. Samuel Addison Roberts). The Keepers: "Polly" Andrew Hornor > Annet Horner Hottel > Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts > Carol Jean Shrum > Karen <br /><br />Marriage (page 1)<br />Samuel Hornor was born October the third 1807<br />Mary Andrew was born April The 14th 1808<br />Samuel Hornor and Mary Andrew was married September the first 1829<br /><br />Marriage (page 2)<br />Adeline Hornor died July the 26th 1844<br />Charles William Died August the 18 1852<br />Ezra Horner Died June 29 1859<br /><br />Newspaper obits pasted on same page:<br />Deaths<br />ANDREW--Mrs. Sarah [the name Sarah has been crossed out and Leah Andrew written in] Andrew, near Greenville, Ind., February 25th. She was born in Guilford, North Carolina, June 9, 1788. She became a member of the Church in her seventeenth or eighteenth year. She removed to Indiana in 1819, and settled on Blue River near Fredericksburg, in Washington County. She was the widow of Rev. Bennett Andrew, of the North Carolina Conference, who died May 28, 1819 his dying request to wife and children being remove to a free State. Ever after her espouse to the Church she remained a faithful member until the day of her death.<br /><br />DIED<br />Near Palmyra, on the 18th Inst CHARLES WILLIAM, infant son of Samuel and Mary Horner, aged 1 year, 7 months, and 28 days.<br /><br />FUNERAL NOTICE<br />Died in Mead County, Ky., on Sunday the 22nd inst GEORGE WILLIAM, infant son of George and Mary C. Aydeilott, of said county. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. Edward Aydelott, today at one o’clock P.M.<br /><br />Children’s Marriages (page 3)<br />Almira Hornor was born Septr the 26th 1830<br />Ezra Hornor was born august the 24 1832<br />Harriet Hornor was born December 7th 1834<br />Jacob Andrew Hornor was born April 24th 1838<br />Adeline Hornor was born March the 21st 1840<br />Anett Hornor was born January 18th 1842<br /><br />Children’s Marriages (page 4)<br />Seth Alexander Hornor was born October 20th 1843<br />Sarah Eliza Hornor was born November 26 1845<br />Charles William Hornor was born December the 21 1850<br /><br />(Page 5) Marriages [the word "Marriages" is handwritten]<br />Almira Hornor was married to Hays B. McCallen Sept 19 1850<br />Ezra Horner was married to Martha Lapping Feb 17 1855<br />Harriett G [?] Horner was married to William Hunter Dec 6 1860<br />Jacob A. Horner was married to Sophie A. Hunter sep 16 1862<br />Anett Horner was married to Levi P. Hottel Dec 23 1858<br />Seth A. Horner was married to Harriet Hancock Jan 25/28 (?) 1869<br />Sarah E. Horner was married to Robert Armstrong Apr 9 1867<br /><br />(Page 6) [handwritten] <br />My Grandmother Hornors maiden name was Rebecca Ethlick<br />[signed] Annetta Hornor Hottel<br />-----<br />On the silver coin spoon in my family's possession, Anett's name is spelled Anett.<br />-----<br />Levi Pitman Hottel, third child of Peter Hottel, was born near Corydon, Indiana, Harrison County on 22 June 1835 and died 11 August 1905. He is buried at Salem, Washington County, Indiana. In occupation, Levi was a merchant, in politics a Democrat, in religion a Methodist and he lived at Salem, Indiana. His widow lived at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. [Source: Reverent W. D. Huddle, B. S. & Lulu May Huddle, History of the Descendants of John Hottel Immigrant from Switzerland to America (Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia, 1930)]<br />-----<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Twp., Enumeration District 140 (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 16)<br />hh 175/177<br />Levi Pitman Hottel, age 64, is still farming. Annet is still keeping house at age 57. Daughter Flora, age 22, is still living at home.
1805 - 1876
Peter
Hottel
71
71
Peter Hottell is listed as Levi Pitman Hottel's father in Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts' family Bible.<br />-----<br />From the records of Carol Jean Shrum or her mother, Lillian Annette Roberts Shrum [Peter is Lillian's great-grandfather] :<br />Peter Hottel married Elizabeth Pitman; Peter's children:<br />1. Mary Hottel married Sharp, address: Sharp's Mill, Harrison Co., Ind. Living.<br />2. David P. Hottel, still living, address: Corydon, Harrison Co., Ind.<br />3. Levi P. Hottel, deceased.<br />4. Craven Hottel, deceased. Supt. of Columbia City and Argos, Ind public schools. No record.<br />5. Conrad A. Hottel deceased. No record. Lived at Palmyra, Ind. [penciled in: Conrad A. Hottell not dead]<br />6. James Hottel, living. No record.<br />7. Ermina [name crossed out; corrected: Emma] Hottel, married Rev. Cline, a U.B. Minister located somewhere in Ill. [penciled in: Orangeville, Ill.]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com <br />1840 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Harrison County, Indiana; p. 256<br />Name: PETER HOTTLE <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 21 & 22 of 357<br />1850 U.S. Census, District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, 02 & 03 August 1850<br />Line 41: h/h 232/232<br />Peter Hottle, 43, Farmer, $3000, b. Virginia, attended school w/in year<br />Matilda [wife], 25, b. Indiana<br />Conrad Hottle, 18, Laborer, b. Indiana<br />Mary Hottle, 16, b. Indiana<br />Levi P., 14, b. Indiana<br />David P., 12, b. Indiana<br />Craven L., 3, b. Indiana<br />[Conrad, Mary, Levi & David are the children of Peter & Elizabeth Pitman Hottel; Craven's mother is Lenora Westfall, Peter's second wife & Matilda's sister.]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 6 of 477<br />1860 U.S. Census, Sharps Mills, Spencer Township, Harrison County, Indiana; p. 6; 06 June 1860<br />Line 24: h/h 36/36<br />Peter Hottell, 54, Farming, $2210/$1050, b. Virginia<br />Matilda Hottell, 35, Housekeeping, b. Indiana<br />Craven, 13, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Emma, 5, b. Indiana, attended school<br />James, 9/12, , b. Indiana<br />M. Ettinger, 35, male, Farm Laborer, b. Germany<br />[Emma and James are the children of Peter & Matilda Westfall Hottel.]<br /><br />Next h/h: David Hottel, 23; wife Susan, 26; son David W., 4 months [Probably Peter's son David and his wife Susan Fellme/Felmy - the dates work.]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5 of 33<br />1870 U.S. Census, Rothrocks Mill, Spencer Township, Harrison County, Indiana; 02 June 1870<br />Line 21: h/h 20/20<br />Peter Hottel, 62, Farmer, $1600/$500, b. Virginia<br />Matilda, 45, keeping house, b. Indiana<br />Emma, 15, b. Indiana<br />James, 10, b. Indiana
1810 - ~1844
Elizabeth
Pitman
34
34
1870
Walter
E.
Hottel
Walter E. Hottel was a graduate of the Indiana State University, 1895. He was a city attorney of Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana from 1902-1904. As a member of the Indiana Legislature, 1897, he voted to pass the county option law. He was a member of the Bloomington city school board and was president of the board in 1916. He later served as its secretary.
1860 - 1937
Milton
Benton
Hottel
77
77
From: FamilySearch<br />1880 U.S. Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />Levi Pitman Hottel, 45, Dry Goods Merchant, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Annette, 38, wife, Keeping House, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. South Carolina<br />Milton, 20, single, b. Indiana, Dry Goods Clerk; parents b. Indiana<br />Lilly M., 13, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana<br />Walter E., 10, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana<br />Wilber W., 8, single, b. Indiana, at school; parents b. Indiana<br />Flora H., 2<br />Laure E., 5 mos., b. August [line drawn through; deceased]<br />-----<br />Milton B. Hottel graduated from Indiana State University, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, in 1882. He practiced law at Salem, Washington County, Indiana until elected judge of the Appellate Court, Third District of Indiana 1 January 1911, and served two consecutive terms ending 1 January 1919 then practiced law at Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.<br />-----<br />From RootsWeb.com<br />http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/INMONROE/2000-07/0962828569<br />INMONROE-L Archives<br />From: <Asgebhart@@aol.com><br />Subject: Milton Benton Hottel / Miss Harris<br />Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 16:22:49 EDT<br /><br />Indiana University, Its History, 1828-1890<br />Theophilus A. Wylie, 1890<br />pp. 291<br />1882 <br />Milton Benton Hottel, born May 1, 1860, in Harrison County, Ohio. Residence, Salem, Indiana. Educated in the Fredericksburg schools. Degree, A. B. <br />Occupation, clerk in Fredericksburg and attorney at law. Mr. Hottell married Miss Harris, of Salem, in May, 1888.<br />-----<br />Graduates of Indiana University<br />http://zetafiji.com/Indiana_Graduates.pdf<br />Milton B. Hottel 1881<br />Ivan B. Hottel 1882<br />Walter E. Hottel 1894<br />Hoyt C. Hottel 1922<br />-----<br />From: Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Township, Salem town, Enumeration District 142, 4 June 1900<br />Milton and Cora Helen [nee Harris] have been married for 11 years. Daughter Lucille, born January 1890, is ten; daughter Helen, born June 1894, is five. Son Lee, born December 1895 is four.<br />-----<br />http://www.countyhistory.com/washington/ourstories/003.htm.<br />Judge Milton B. Hottel was born in Harrison County, Indiana, on May 1, 1860 and graduated from Indiana University in 1882. He practiced law from 1884 in Salem, Indiana, until elected Judge of the Appellate Court in 1910 and is now a resident of Indianapolis.<br />-----<br />Chronological Listing of Court of Appeals Judges<br />http://www.in.gov/judiciary/appeals/chrono.html<br />Milton B. Hottel<br />1-1-1911-1919 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3 of 10<br />1930 U.S. Census, District 344, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana<br />Line 22: 25 W. 49th Street h/h 29/30<br />Milton, 69<br />Cora, 63<br />Lee H., son, 34<br />Russel, son, 27<br />Kathleen, daughter, 24<br />Line 27: h/h 31<br />Lewis W. Hottel, 49 [Milton's brother]<br />Myrtle C., wife, 46 <br />-----<br />Orange County Obituaries<br />http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/svobits58.htm<br />HOTTEL, Wilbur W., Springs Valley Herald (May 6, 1937) Death Notice<br />Judge Wilbur W. Hottel, 65, died of paralysis at his home in Salem last Thursday night. He had been ill since suffering a stroke three weeks ago.<br />The jurist was serving his second term as Judge of the Washington and Orange County Circuit Court. He was re-elected as the Democratic incumbent in 1936. He previously served as four years as deputy clerk of Washington County, joining his brother, THE LATE MILTON B. HOTTEL, an Appellate Judge, in the law firm of Hottel, Cauble and Hottel at the end of his term.<br />The last rites were conducted at the First Baptist Church in Salem, Saturday afternoon by Rev. W. R. Seat, a former pastor, assisted by the local pastor. Members of the bar of Washington and Orange County served as pall bearers. A large number of floral tributes attested love and esteem of relatives and friends and sympathy for the bereaved. Such a large number attended the service that it was impossible for all to get within the church. Interment was made in the Salem cemetery.<br />Judge Hottel, born in Fredricksburg, was graduated from Eikosi Academy at Salem and taught several terms of school, latter attending Indiana University Law School.<br />Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Josie Trueblood, son, Henley T., daughter, Mrs. George Nelson; brothers, Louie and Walter W.; and sisters, Mrs. Thomas Smith [Flora Anita Hottel] and Mrs. Samuel A. Roberts [Lillian "Lillie" Mae Hottel].<br />Submitted by Tom Agan.
1880
Louis
Hottel
Louis Hottel and Myrtle Clark Hottel lived in Chicago, Illinois where Louis was with the Vulcan Rubber Company. They moved to Erie, Pennsylvania where he was a merchant and manufacturer.
1877
Flora
Anita
Hottel
1807 - 1886
Samuel
Horner
78
78
The following are the transcribed front pages from Samuel Hornor and Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew’s Bible. I assume that it next came into the possession of Annet Hornor/Horner (Mrs. Levi Pitman Hottel). Annet was the daughter of Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew and Samuel Hornor/Horner. The Bible is now in the possession of my sister. Previously it had been in the possession of my 1st cousin 1 time removed, Carol Jean Shrum (daughter of Lillian Roberts and Guy Shrum). Aunt Lillian's mother was Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts (Mrs. Samuel Addison Roberts). The Keepers: "Polly" Andrew Hornor > Annet Horner Hottel > Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts > Carol Jean Shrum > Karen.<br /><br />Marriage (page 1)<br />Samuel Hornor was born October the third 1807<br />Mary Andrew was born April The 14th 1808<br />Samuel Hornor and Mary Andrew was married September the first 1829<br /><br />Marriage (page 2)<br />Adeline Hornor died July the 26th 1844<br />Charles William Died August the 18 1852<br />Ezra Horner Died June 29 1859<br /><br />Newspaper obits pasted on same page:<br />Deaths<br />ANDREW--Mrs. Sarah [the name Sarah has been crossed out and Leah Andrew written in] Andrew, near Greenville, Ind., February 25th. She was born in Guilford, North Carolina, June 9, 1788. She became a member of the Church in her seventeenth or eighteenth year. She removed to Indiana in 1819, and settled on Blue River near Fredericksburg, in Washington County. She was the widow of Rev. Bennett Andrew, of the North Carolina Conference, who died May 28, 1819 his dying request to wife and children being remove to a free State. Ever after her espouse to the Church she remained a faithful member until the day of her death.<br /><br />DIED<br />Near Palmyra, on the 18th Inst CHARLES WILLIAM, infant son of Samuel and Mary Horner, aged 1 year, 7 months, and 28 days.<br /><br />FUNERAL NOTICE<br />Died in Mead County, Ky., on Sunday the 22nd inst GEORGE WILLIAM, infant son of George and Mary C. Aydeilott, of said county. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. Edward Aydelott, today at one o’clock P.M.<br /><br />Children’s Marriages (page 3)<br />Almira Hornor was born Septr the 26th 1830<br />Ezra Hornor was born august the 24 1832<br />Harriet Hornor was born December 7th 1834<br />Jacob Andrew Hornor was born April 24th 1838<br />Adeline Hornor was born March the 21st 1840<br />Anett Hornor was born January 18th 1842<br /><br />Children’s Marriages (page 4)<br />Seth Alexander Hornor was born October 20th 1843<br />Sarah Eliza Hornor was born November 26 1845<br />Charles William Hornor was born December the 21 1850<br /><br />(Page 5) Marriages [the word "Marriages" is handwritten]<br />Almira Hornor was married to Hays B. McCallen Sept 19 1850<br />Ezra Horner was married to Martha Lapping Feb 17 1855<br />Harriett G [?] Horner was married to William Hunter Dec 6 1860<br />Jacob A. Horner was married to Sophie A. Hunter sep 16 1862<br />Anett Horner was married to Levi P. Hottel Dec 23 1858<br />Seth A. Horner was married to Harriet Hancock Jan 25/28 (?) 1869<br />Sarah E. Horner was married to Robert Armstrong Apr 9 1867<br /><br />(Page 6) [handwritten] <br />My Grandmother Hornors maiden name was Rebecca Ethlick<br />[signed] Annetta Hornor Hottel<br />-----<br />A newspaper clipping found in the same Bible written by a “guest present” at the Grand Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1 September 1879, of Sam Horner and Mary Leah Andrew states that there were five persons living who attended their wedding in 1849 who also attended the golden wedding anniversary. Brothers and sister of Mrs. Horner: the two Andrews, Joshua T. and Thomas and Mrs. Sallie (Andrew) Ollis. The “guest present” refers to Uncle Sammy (Samuel Horner) and Aunt Polly (Mary Leah “Polly” Andrew Horner). Family lore speculates that the “guest present” is Eliza Horner McPheeters.
1808 - 1891
Mary Leah
"Polly"
Andrew
82
82
Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew Horner is referred to in the Roberts family as Mary. Her mother Mary Leah Dillon Andrew is referred to as Leah.<br /><br />A newspaper clipping found in Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts’ family Bible written by a “guest present” at the Grand Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1 September 1879, of Sam Horner and Mary Leah Andrew states that there were five persons living who attended their wedding in 1849 who also attended the golden wedding anniversary. Brothers and sister of Mrs. Horner: the two Andrews, Joshua T. and Thomas and Mrs. Sallie (Andrew) Ollis. The “guest present” refers to Uncle Sammy (Samuel Horner) and Aunt Polly (Mary Leah “Polly” Andrew Horner). Family lore speculates that the “guest present” is Eliza Horner McPheeters.<br /><br />In Bennett Andrew's will (Guilford County, North Carolina Will & Probate)he requests that his wife, Mary Leah Dillon Andrew remove herself to a free state. From the obituary for Mary Leah Dillon Andrew: Mary Leah Dillon Andrew moved to Indiana, 1819, Fredericksburg, Blue River Township, Washington County.
1780 - 1819
Bennett
Andrew
39
39
Bennett was a minister of the North Carolina Conference (Methodist/Moravian?). Bennett's dying request was that his wife (Mary) Leah move to a free state. Leah moved to Indiana in 1819: Blue River, Fredericksburg, Washington County, Indiana. <br />-from Lillie Mae Hottell Roberts' family Bible and Guildford County, North Carolina Will and Probate records<br /><br />Bennett may have died in Tennessee rather than Guilford County.
1786
Mary
Leah
Dillon
Bennett Andrew's dying request (through his will probated in Guilford County, North Carolina in 1819) was that his wife Mary Leah Dillon Andrew remove herself to a free state. In 1819, mother Mary Leah Dillon Andrew (accompanied by her children, a muley cow, and her mother-in-law, Mary Montgomery Andrew) headed west to Fredericksburg, Blue River Township, Washington County, Indiana.<br /> <br />-Guilford County, North Carolina Will and Probate records, and the records of Edna Hornor Byrne of Fredericksburg, Indiana (courtesy of Teresa Reif).<br />-----<br />From Samuel Hornor and Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew’s Bible<br />Newspaper obituary (No name or date):<br />Deaths<br />ANDREW--Mrs. Sarah [the name Sarah has been crossed out and Leah Andrew written in] Andrew, near Greenville, Ind., February 25th. She was born in Guilford, North Carolina, June 9, 1788. She became a member of the Church in her seventeenth or eighteenth year. She removed to Indiana in 1819, and settled on Blue River near Fredericksburg, in Washington County. She was the widow of Rev. Bennett Andrew, of the North Carolina Conference, who died May 28, 1819 his dying request to wife and children being remove to a free State. Ever after her espouse to the Church she remained a faithful member until the day of her death.-----<br />From Teresa Reif:<br />Bennett died in Tennessee and the widow came on to Indiana. In 1818 she (Mary Leah Dillon Andrew) made her home with the Jacob Horner family. Supposedly, she married Seth Zimmerman Horner 1 September 1829. ["Leah" would have been forty-one years old at the time of her marriage to Seth; 1 Sept. 1829 is the date that Leah's daughter Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew married Samuel Horner.]<br />-----<br />1820 U. S. Federal Census, Washington County, Indiana<br />p. 219 [Ancestry.com Images Online, image 19]<br />line 34: Daniel Dillin; 2 males to 10 yrs.; 1 male 26-45; 2 females to 10; 1 female 26-45; 1 person engaged in agriculture<br />line 35: Leah Andrew; 2 males to 10 yrs.; 1 male 10-16; 1 female to 10; 2 females 10-16; 1 female 26-45; 1 person engaged in agriculture<br />p. 221 [Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21]<br />line 15: William Horner; 1 male 16-26 yrs.; 1 female 16-26<br />line 16: Jacob Horner; 1 male 10-16 yrs.; 1 male 16-18; 3 males 16-26; 1 male 45 &c.; 2 females to 10; 1 female 16-26; 1 female 26-45<br />-----<br />1830 U.S. Federal Census, Washington County, Indiana<br />p. 299 [Ancestry.com Images Online, image 39]<br />line 8: William Horner; 1 male 5-10 yrs., 1 male 15-20; 1 female 10-15; 1 female 30-40<br />line 9: Leah Andrew; 1 male 10-15 yrs.; 1 male 15-20; 1 female 10-15; 1 female 30-40<br />line 10: John McPheters<br />-----<br />1840 U. S. Federal Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana:<br />Travis Andrew [Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5]<br />William Andrew [Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5]<br />Thomas Andrew [Ancestry.com Images Online, image 7]
1876 - 1903
Lula
Dorsey
27
27
1898
Jessie
Cavanaugh
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 25 of 26<br />1910 U.S. Census, District 163, Washington Township North part, Washington County, Indiana; 11, 12, 13 May 1910<br />Line 95: h/h 292/299<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 39, Wd, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, Farmer, General farm<br />Lois W., Daughter, 14, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Jessie, Daughter, 13, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Thomas P., Son, 11, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Lucie B., Mother, 68, Wd, 7 children, 5 living; b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland; immigrated 1860<br />Thomas M., Brother, 29, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Teacher, Grade School<br />Robert E., Brother, 26, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Superintendent of Salem Schools<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 7 of 26<br />1920 U.S. Census, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />09 Januarey 1920, Enumeration District no. 195/193, Sheet 4A<br />Canton (?) Road, Line 21: Farm h/h 65<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 51, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland (speak English); general farmer<br />Ida [nee Mead] Cavanaugh, Wife, 49, reads & writes, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Maryland<br />Jessie Cavanaugh, daughter, 23, single, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; teacher, grade school<br />Page T. Cavanaugh, son, 21, single, attended school, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Harry E. Cavanaugh, son, 7, attended school, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Mrs. Jessie Holmes of Davenport, Iowa was present at her father's funeral. Edward Cavanaugh b. 1 February 1868; d. 7 February 1947.
1900
Elsie
Cavanaugh
Elsie was born 17 November 1900. Her mother, Lula, died in September of 1903. Elsie wasn't three yet and was the baby - the youngest of four - sisters Lois Wilma and Jessie; and brother Paige. Lois Wilma was 8, Jessie 5, and Paige was only 4. Edward remained a widower until he married Ida Mead on the 23rd of November of 1910. And Uncle Harry was born in 1912. Before Edward fell in love with and married Ida, those must have been some difficult years; but families gather close and Aunt Annie and Uncle Ern got to have Elsie. She became their only child and it was at Aunt Annie's and Uncle Ern's that the Renne and Cavanaugh cousins visited. The Cavanaugh Girls rode the big draft horses down to the creek with some difficulty. The Renne Girls rode, respectively, a horse, a cow, and a chicken. "When the legend becomes fact, print the legend."<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 16 of 26<br />1910 U.S. Census, District 163, Washington Township North part, Washington County, Indiana; 2 & 3 May 1910<br />Line 37: h/h 195/199<br />Earnest O. Purlee, Head, 36, M1 12 years, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana, Farmer<br />Anna, Wife, 36, M1 12 years, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Elsie Cavanaugh, Niece, 9, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana, attended school<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 8 of 26<br />1920 U.S. Census, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />10 Januarey 1920, Enumeration District no. 195/193, Sheet 4B<br />Canton Road, Line 56: Farm h/h 73<br />Ernest O. Purlee, Head, owns farm, 45, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; general farmer<br />Anna [nee Cavanaugh] Purlee, wife, 47, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland<br />Elsie Cavanaugh, niece, 19, did not attend school, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Mrs. Elsie Thomas of Montgomery, Alabama was present at the funeral of her father Edward Cavanaugh. Edward b. 1 February 1868; d. 7 February 1947.
1899 - 1990
Thomas
Paige
Cavanaugh
91
91
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 25 of 26<br />1910 U.S. Census, District 163, Washington Township North part, Washington County, Indiana; 11, 12, 13 May 1910<br />Line 95: h/h 292/299<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 39, Wd, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland, Farmer, General farm<br />Lois W., Daughter, 14, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Jessie, Daughter, 13, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Thomas P., Son, 11, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; attended school<br />Lucie B., Mother, 68, Wd, 7 children, 5 living; b. Ireland; parents b. Ireland; immigrated 1860<br />Thomas M., Brother, 29, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Teacher, Grade School<br />Robert E., Brother, 26, Single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland; Superintendent of Salem Schools<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 7 of 26<br />1920 U.S. Census, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />09 Januarey 1920, Enumeration District no. 195/193, Sheet 4A<br />Canton (?) Road, Line 21: Farm h/h 65<br />Edward Cavanaugh, Head, 51, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ireland (speak English); general farmer<br />Ida [nee Mead] Cavanaugh, Wife, 49, reads & writes, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Maryland<br />Jessie Cavanaugh, daughter, 23, single, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; teacher, grade school<br />Page T. Cavanaugh, son, 21, single, attended school, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Harry E. Cavanaugh, son, 7, attended school, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com 1930 U.S. Census<br />Los Angeles, California<br />West Lake Manor Apartments #539, 412 South Lake Street<br />Edna I Cunnison, head, 27 <1902> b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; public school teacher <br />Roomate: Francis O. Selby, also a teacher<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Historical Newspaper Collection<br />The Independent Record (Helena, Montana), 10 March 1953; image 5 of 12<br /><br />In Hollywood by Erskine Johnson<br />Hollywood (NEA)<br />"Exclusively Yours:" The love story of Ernie Pyle and his wife, written by his long-time friend, Paige Cavanaugh, is being blueprinted for the screen as a possible sequel to "The Story of G.I. Joe"<br />Producer Lester Cowan and Cavanaugh are huddling on the idea with Herb Shriner playing the role of Cavanaugh as well as narrating the film. Herb's making his debut for Cowan in "Main Street to Broadway." Burgess Meredith created the Pyle role but Cowan says he'll need a younger actor if he films the sequel.<br />-----<br />NewsLibrary.com<br />The Orange County Register <br />August 29, 1990 <br />OBITUARIES <br />ORANGE COUNTY <br />Edna C. Cavanaugh, 88, of Orange, a retired teacher, died Monday. Private services and burial. Arrangements by Shannon-Donegan Mortuary, Orange. <br />Survived by her husband, Paige; and brothers, Glenn Cunnison of Laguna Hills and Dale Cunnison of Riverside. <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com California Death Index, 1940-1997<br />December 20, 2003; 6:49 AM <br />Name: CAVANAUGH, PAIGE <br />Social Security #: 560 12 6122 [Applied for in California] <br />Sex: MALE <br />Birth Date: 4 Jan 1899 <br />Birthplace: INDIANA <br />Death Date: 20 Dec 1990 <br />Death Place: ORANGE <br />Mother's Maiden Name: DORSEY <br /> Death Date: 4 Dec 1990 <br /> Social Security Number: 560-12-6122 <br /> State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: California<br />-----<br />References to Paige Cavanaugh and Ernie Pyle:<br />http://www.booknotes.org/Transcript/?ProgramID=1374<br />http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/lilly/mss/html/pyle.html<br />http://www.journalism.indiana.edu/news/erniepyle/dreadfulmasterpiece.html<br />http://www.journalism.indiana.edu/news/erniepyle/inthemovies.html<br />http://www.lettersfromthewar.com/Pyle.html<br />http://www.melanconent.com/lib/rev/hereisyourwar/homefront.html
1895 - 1919
Lois
Wilma
Cavanaugh
24
24
In 1918 Lois became a member of the faculty of the Commercial Department of Central Junior High School, Huntington, West Virginia, where she was teaching at the time of her death from diptheria. She was dearly loved by all who knew her.<br /><br />In memory of Miss Lois Cavanaugh the final tribute of love was rendered Wednesday afternoon at the beautiful suburban home east of Salem. Many friends assembled on the lawn for the service which was conducted at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. J. W. Eller of the Methodist Church and Rev. W. I. Bartle of the Christian Church. Music was furnished by Mrs. O. E. Coffman and Mrs. I. E. Huckleberry, who sang "Safe in the Arms of Jesus, " "Saved by Grace" and "God Will Take Care of You."<br />The burial was in St. Patrick's Cemetery, where the flower laden casket was tenderly lowered to the tomb by the pall-bearers, Messrs Warder Morris, Will H. Lindley, Charles Shrum, George Etzler, James McCullough and Leslie Purlee.<br />The flower bearers were Mrs. Heber Crim, Mrs. Tillie Hobbs, Mrs. Merle Parker, Mrs. George Etzler, Misses Ruth White and Helen Schlagal, of Salem and Misses Pearl Gross and Estelle Devlin, of Huntington, West Virginia.<br />Misses Gross and Devlin, friends and teachers, accompanied the bereaved father and uncle, Messrs Edward and T. M. Cavanaguh to Salem with the remains, arriving here Tuesday evening.<br />Lois Wilma Cavanaugh, daughter of Lula and Edward Cavanaugh was born 31 August 1895, and died 20 October 1919, being 24 years, 1 month and 20 days old.<br />Her mother died when she was eight years old and her grandmother, Lucy B. Cavanaugh, reared her to womanhood. After the death of ther grandmother, she made her home with her father.<br />She graduated from the Salem High School in 1915. She afterwards attended school at Terre Haute and Bowling Green University having graduated from the latter place in 1917. She taught one year at Carthage, Tenn., and in 1918 she became a member of the faculty of the Commercial Department of Central Junior High School, Huntington, West Virginia, where she was teaching at the time of her death.<br />During her school life she was popular with her teachers and classmates because of her sunny disposition and willingness to co-operate in all activities. Her life in Huntington was marked by her number of friends among the town people as well as faculty and students.<br />Her death was a great shock to her family and cummunity because of her brief illness. On Monday, October 13, she was taken ill with sore throat which developed into diptheria to which she succumbed Monday morning at 4:30 o'clock.<br />In answer to a telephone call late Sunday night her father left at once in an effort to reach her before her death. He was overtaken at Louisville the following morning, by his brother, Thomas who, had a little later heard the sad news that she had died. The father and uncle were met at Huntington, by friends and school officials, who had made arrangements in preparing the body to be sent home. Friends remained at the funeral parlor all day receiving many sympathetic students and friends who viewed the remains.<br />Short funeral services were held Monday evening and the brothers left with the body on the early train Tuesday accompanied by Miss Pearl Gross, of Buchannon, W. Va., and Miss Estelle Devlin, of Newark, Ohio, both of whom were fellow teachers of Lois. Miss Gross was her most intimate friend in Huntington.<br />Perhaps no girl in her own home community was better known or more greatly loved. The floral tributes from Huntington and from her home friends are evidences of her beautiful life and of the respect in which she was held. She is survived by her father, stepmother, two sisters and two brothers who with her uncles and aunts morn the loss as one family knit by the closest ties.<br />Lois was of a devoted Christian character and in every phase of life, she lived true to the principles which the religion teaches. She was energetic, helpful, tender hearted and kind. She will be missed by her friends but the good which she has done will endure. Though her life span was short, it was not in vain.
1870 - 1961
Ida
Mead
90
90
1912 - 1991
Harry
Cavanaugh
79
79
1833 - 1910
Sarah
E.
Hancock
77
77
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 232<br />1850 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, District 45, Harrison County, Indiana <br />Enumeration Date: 15 August 1850<br />h/h 284/284 Elizabeth Hancock [Elizabeth (nee Hooker) Mills Hancock, widow of Mathew Hancock], 55, F, Widow, $1000, b. North Carolina<br />William Hancock [s/o Elizabeth (nee Hooker) Mills and Mathew Hancock], 27, M, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />SARAH E. HANCOCK [d/o Elizabeth (nee Hooker) Mills and Mathew Hancock], 17, F, b. Indiana<br />Chloah Hancock [Chloe Francis, d/o Elizabeth (nee Hooker) Mills and Mathew Hancock], 16, F, b. Indiana<br />William E. Cow [Crowe?], 12, M, b. Indiana<br />John H. Cow [Crowe?], 10, M, b. Indiana<br />----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 256<br />1860 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana (Page No.20)<br />Enumeration Date: 14 June 1860; A. McKenzie, Ass't Marshal; Post Office: Milltown<br />line 35: h/h 146/145 Wm. Hancock [s/o Elizabeth (nee Hooker) Mills and Mathew Hancock], 34, M, Farmer $3000, $1500, b. Indiana<br />Elizabeth [widow of Mathew Hancock] Hancock, 65, F, b. North Carolina<br />SARAH E. HANCOCK [d/o Elizabeth (nee Hooker) Mills and Mathew Hancock] , 23, F, b. Indiana<br />John Routh, 20, M, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />1868 - Handwritten note in Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts' family Bible<br />"William Hancock never married... lives with his sister Sarah E. at 400 Oak Lawn Farm, Harrison County, Indiana south of Fredericksburg...<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10 <br />1870 U.S. Census, Blueriver Township, Harrison County, Indiana, Enumeration Date: 9 August 1870, Post Office: Rothrock's Mill; Ass't Marshal: John R. Louden; Page No. 116 [10] <br />Line 22: h/h 68/68 William Hancock, 46, Farmer $2420, $1500, b. Indiana<br />Elizabeth Hancock, 76, $1000, $1000, b. North Carolina<br />SARAH HANCOCK, 27/37, Keeping House, $1000, $500, b. Indiana<br />William Routh 24, Farmer, $600, $750, b. Indiana, cannot write<br />Mintera ? [Routh?], 14, House keeping, b. Kentucky, attended school w/in year<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />Harrison County, Indiana<br /> Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A to K Inclusive<br /> W. P. A. Original Record Located, Corydon Compiled by Indiana Works Projects Administration 1941<br />County: Harrison <br />Name: Sarah E Hancock [b. 1859 > age 17, she could be Allen W. Hancock's daughter] <br />Spouse: Andrew J McKinster [b. 1852 > age 24]<br />Marriage Date: 22 Jun 1876 <br />Book: H <br />Original Source Page: 80<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online <br />1880 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana [image 27]<br />Enumeration Date: 21 June 1880<br />h/h 210/210 Hancock, William, 56, single, farmer, unemployed 3 months during Census year, b. Indiana; parents b. N. Carolina<br />HANCOCK, SARAH E., 37/47, sister, single, keeping house, b. Indiana; parents b. N. Carolina<br />Love, Addison, m, 16, servant, single, farm labor, b. Indiana; parents b. Germany<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 31 of 32<br />1880 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 23 June 1880; Page no. 31; Enumeration District No. 91<br />Line 34: 236/236 Andrew J. McKinster, 28, married, Farmer, b. Indiana; father b. South Carolina; mother b. Kentucky [b. about 1852]<br />Sarah E. Hancock McKinster, 21, wife, married, keeping house, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana [b. about 1859]<br />James E., 2, son, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Amandy M, 9 months, b. September, daughter, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Eliza A. McKinster, 74, mother, widowed, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br />Mariah McKinster, 17, niece, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Text of letter addressed to Miss Sarah Hancock from B. P. Hooker:<br /><br />Russellville, Ky <br />Mch. 9 1908<br />Miss Sarah Hancock, Fredericksburg, Ind.<br />Cousin Sarah-<br /> I saw a few days ago a notice of the death of B. Hooker Hancock who I suppose was your brother and as I haven't heard anything from the family in a number of years I would be glad if you would answer this and tell me how many of your brothers & sisters are still living etc<br /> I am now in this town where I have always lived since I came to Kentucky. I will send this notice to my sister Mary who lives in Wilson Co. Tenn. so that she may know of Cousin Hooker's death. If I hear from this I will write more in regard to our family.<br /><br />Yours truly, B. P. Hooker<br /><br />The letter writer is Benjamin Phylandia Hooker, a physician at Russellville, Kentucky, son of Johnathan Frizelle Hooker and Margaret Gwynn. B.P.'s father (Johnathan Frizelle Hooker) and Sarah E. Hancock's mother (Elizabeth Hooker Mills Hancock) are siblings. B.P. and Sarah E. are first cousins, their grandparents being Benjamin Hooker, 1764-1834, and Anne Frizelle, 1769-1862. <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online<br />Washington County, Indiana Index to Death Records, 1882-1920<br />SARAH E. HANCOCK, age 77, d. 10 July 1910, Fredericksburg, Book H-33, p. 8<br />-----<br />Sarah E. Hancock (surname on stone is Hancock) is buried next to her brother William Hancock at Hancock Chapel Cemetery, Hancock Chapel, Harrison County, Indiana. [July 2002]
1820 - 1908
Benjamin
Hooker
Hancock
88
88
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 232<br />1850 U.S. Census, Blue River Twp., Harrison Co., Indiana<br />Enumeration Date: 15 August 1850, p. 403<br />283/283 Benjamin Hancock, 30, farmer, $1000, b. Indiana<br />Margaret A., 30, b. Indiana<br />Peter D. Miller, 10, b. Indiana<br />Mary E. Hancock, 5, b. Indiana<br />Harriet A., 3, b. Indiana<br />Matthew, 1, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />"B. H. HANCOCK An old and influential citizen of Fredericksburg, was born in Harrison County, Ind., January 12, 1820, the eldest of eight children born to Matthew and Elizabeth (Hooker) Hancock, who were natives respectively of North Carolina and Virginia, and came to Indiana in 1819. B. H. Hancock passed his youth and early manhood amidst the pioneer scenes of that early day, and in September, 1843, wedded Mary Whitehead, who died in July, 1844. June 5, 1845, Margaret A. Senseney became his second wife, and the following named of their eight children are yet living: Mary A. (Mrs. W. L. Swartz), Harriet A. (Mrs. Joseph Evart), Matthew T., Allen R., Jacob H., Thomas E. and Margaret A., the wife of J. N. Hickman. Mr. Hancock's principal occupation through life has been farming and stock-dealing, although when a small boy he assisted his father in operating a small hand-grist mill, there being no other kind in the neighborhood. For the past six years he has retired from active out-door life and now turns his attention largely to a general brokerage business. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Hancock having united with that denomination when only twelve years old. In politics he is a Democrat, serving as Commissioner in Harrison County, and has also served six years as a member of the State Board of Agriculture.<br /><br />Source:<br />History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Counties, Indiana copyright 1884 Goodspeed Brothers and Company, Chicago<br />Data Entry by Diana Flynn<br />-----<br />Text of letter addressed to Miss Sarah Hancock from B. P. Hooker:<br />Russellville, Ky <br />Mch. 9 1908<br />Miss Sarah Hancock, Fredericksburg, Ind.<br />Cousin Sarah-<br /> I saw a few days ago a notice of the death of B. Hooker Hancock who I suppose was your brother and as I haven't heard anything from the family in a number of years I would be glad if you would answer this and tell me how many of your brothers & sisters are still living etc<br /> I am now in this town where I have always lived since I came to Kentucky. I will send this notice to my sister Mary who lives in Wilson Co. Tenn. so that she may know of Cousin Hooker's death. If I hear from this I will write more in regard to our family.<br /><br />Yours truly, B. P. Hooker<br /><br />The letter writer is Benjamin Phylandia Hooker, a physician at Russellville, Kentucky, son of Johnathan Frizelle Hooker and Margaret Gwynn. B.P.'s father (Johnathan Frizelle Hooker) and Sarah E. Hancock's mother (Elizabeth Hooker Mills Hancock) are siblings. B.P. and Sarah E. are first cousins, their grandparents being Benjamin Hooker, 1764-1834, and Anne Frizelle, 1769-1862.
1823 - 1897
William
Hancock
74
74
1847 - In the marriage and affidavit book for Harrison County, William attests to Mary Jane Hancock's age for obtaining license to marry Richard Roberts on 11 March 1847.<br /><br />1868 - Handwritten account found in Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts' family Bible: William never married, lives at 400 Oak Lawn Farm, Harrison County south of Fredericksburg with his sister Sarah E. <br /><br />In a letter William wrote in 1848 to Osborne L. Wilson (William's cousin), Company B, 5th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers, William asks about the roads around Mexico City. [Mexican War] William also mentions that his sister, Mary Jane Hancock, will marry Richard Roberts from Floyd County, Indiana. [Transcript of letter follows.]<br /><br />Records of Harrison County Indiana by Walter Beanblossom, p. 108<br />Indiana Legion Organization of Companies, Jackson Guards [Jackson Township, Harrison County], 2nd list 28 September 1863<br />Security: Wm. Hancock<br /><br />Transcript of letter to Mr. O. L. Wilson from William Hancock: <br /><br />Mr. Osburn L. Wilson<br />Company B. Fifth Regiment Indiana Volunteers<br />via Louisville Ky.<br />New Orleans La<br />City of Mexico<br />WC Palmyra Ia<br />March 13th<br />March 12. 1848<br />Indiana<br />Harrison County<br />Mr. O. L. Wilson<br />Dear Cousin I imbrace this opportunity of informing you that I am well at this time with the reast of the connection and enteraining the Strongest hopes that thease few lines may find you in the Same enjoyment of the greatest blessing of our great Creator. I received a letter from you one week ago last friday dated on the 11. of Jan. which came to me quite unexpected for I had not learned before that you went in the fifth Regiment. I heard from Louie of the troops from our neighborhood that you were at the battle of Bueana Vista. &. I was just thinking that you was at home enjoying the comforts of a private citizen. You may ritely Suppose Something of my feelings when I broke the Seal of your letter and found it bareing date at the city of Mexico, and the Signature of your name. I felt affected when I thought of the hard fare that you must have in that warme climate & yet my bosum was filled with joy when contemplating the patriotic love that promted you to action! And let me tell you in conclusion that it gave me the utmost Satisfaction and I feel under many obligations to you for your kindness in giveing me a Sketch of your journal & discription of the country that you travailed through. I want you to write again and write extensive about Mexico & its cities. I have not heard from your fathers family Since you left for Mexico. My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock. Hooker & Jonathan are keeping a country Store. I am yet bachelor an keeping School of winters. School for last winter was out in February not much probability of marying<br />Sickness -- this has been rageing through our country during the whole winter to an alarming extent in the character of Sypes fever -- Uncle Samuel Hancock his son George you recollect that took that ride with us to Palmyra & was so gentlemanly and Social & his Son James, Daughter Nancy, all died within the Short Space of 4. months of this fatal disease -- there were no other deaths in the connection -- yet there has been much Sickness. I was attacked with this disease in July last, from which I never recovered till in Dec.<br />Politics -- There is a great talk of peace with us at this time -- & the treaty that was Sined by the Mexican Commissioners & Sent to Washington is now being discussed by the Senate of the United States & also being altered very much from the original; & I think will Soon pass and be Sent back to Mexico by Commisioners appointed for that purpose agan to try our luck for peace. Also a great talk as usual about our next president, & from what information I can get I think that “Old Rough & Ready” will be the next president -- but I must Stop I want you to write to me as soon as you get this letter -- tell about the inhabitants -- the city of Mexico -- the walls of that city -- National pallace -- Surrounding country -- Lake Telzuco -- The water of the City -- What kind of a Road from Mexico to Veracruse whether Turnepike or not -- How many Turnepikes enter the City of Mexico &c -- Write to me if you please I remain<br /><br />Your friend &. cousin<br />Wm Hancock<br /><br />To O. L. Wilson<br />P.S. Old John Q. Adams died in Congress about 2 weeks ago with a paralytic affection very sudenly. “Old Ruff and Ready” has been Sick but is recovering<br />WH.<br />-----<br />Osburn Lamar Wilson and Major William Hancock are 2nd cousins. Their common ancestors are Matthew Skeen and Ruth Lamar. Lines of descent from Matthew Skeen and Ruth Lamar:<br />Sarah Skeen, b. 1779 Jane Skeen, b. 1771<br />Joel Wilson Mathew Hancock, b. 1798<br />Osburn Lamar Wilson, b. 1825 Major William Hancock, b. 1823<br />
1830
Almira
Horner
Roberts' Family Bible
1832 - 1867
Ezra
Horner
34
34
Roberts' Family Bible
1834
Harriet
Horner
Roberts' Family Bible
24 Aprl 1838
Jacob
Andrew
Horner
Roberts' Family Bible
1843
Seth
Alexander
Horner
Roberts' Family Bible
1845
Sarah
Elizabeth
Horner
Roberts' Family Bible
1850 - 1852
Charles
William
Horner
1
1
From Samuel Hornor and Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew’s Bible:<br />Marriage (page 2)<br />Adeline Hornor died July the 26th 1844<br />Charles William Died August the 18 1852<br />Ezra Horner Died June 29 1859<br />-----<br />Newspaper obits pasted on same page:<br />DIED<br />Near Palmyra, on the 18th Inst CHARLES WILLIAM, infant son of Samuel and Mary Horner, aged 1 year, 7 months, and 28 days.
Hays
B.
McCallen
Martha
Lapping
William
Hunter
Sophia
A.
Hunter
Harriet
Hancock
Robert
Armstrong
1773 - 1852
Jacob
Hornor
79
79
Karen has a letter to Lillie Mae Hottell Roberts regarding Lillie Mae's maternal ancestors. The letter mentions that Jacob Horner moved from New Jersey to Pennsylvania to Ohio to Jeffersonville, Indiana to Corydon in Harrison County, Indiana then to New Fredericksburg in Washington County, Indiana. In the letter the word "New" is underlined. The letter mentions that Jacob Horner was the first postmaster of New Fredericksburg. The letter also says that John Jacob Horner (this Jacob Horner's father) served in the Revolutionary War with some sons.
1776 - 1811
Rebecca
Ann
Eastlack
35
35
From Samuel Hornor and Mary Leah "Polly" Andrew’s Bible:<br />(Page 6) [handwritten] <br />My Grandmother Hornors maiden name was Rebecca Ethlick<br />[signed] Annetta Hornor Hottel
1848 - 1881
William
Cravens
Roberts
33
33
1850 U.S. Census, Harrison Co., District 45, Indiana, p. 403<br />15 August 1850<br />Richard Roberts, 32, farmer, real estate $400, b. Indiana<br />Jane Roberts, 23, b. Indiana [Mary Jane Hancock]<br />James H. Roberts, 4, b. Indiana<br />William C. Roberts, 2, b. Indiana <br />-----<br />1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Co., Blue River Twp., Indiana, p. 20, 21<br />14 & 15, June 1860<br />Richard, 40, farmer, head of household, literate, b. Indiana <br />Mary J., 33, b. Indiana<br />William C., 12, b. Indiana<br />Sarah A., 8, b. Indiana<br />Lydia E., 4, b. Indiana<br />baby girl, 2 mos., b.Indiana [baby BOY, Samuel Addison Roberts]<br />Jane Gardner, 14<br />-----<br />1870 U.S. Census, Harrison Co., Blue River Twp., Indiana<br />Richard, 51, farmer<br />Mary J, 45, keeping house<br />William, 22, farm labor<br />Sarah A., 18<br />Lydia E., 15<br />Samuel, 10<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />Full Context of Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />County: Orange<br />Name: William C Roberts<br />Spouse: C Alice Faucett<br />Marriage Date: 13 Oct 1875<br />Book: C- 6 <br />Original Source Page: 368<br />-----<br />Bible of William Cravens Roberts<br />Title: New Illustrated Devotional and Practical Polyglot Family Bible<br />Published by: The National Publishing Company and Jones Brothers & Co., 187?<br /><br />Marriages: William C. Roberts and Cora Alice Faucett Oct 13th 1875<br />Births: William Cravens Roberts was born in the year of our lord Feb. 10th 1848<br />Deaths: William C. Roberts died at 7.20 on the evening of 24th of October 1881 age 33 years 8 months 14 days<br />-----<br />1880 - Post card from WCR in Maysville, Chaffee County, Colorado to Eva Roberts in Lebanon, Ohio.<br />"Maysville-Colo<br />June 2nd 1880<br />Evie<br />I am withe a Party of 4 prospecting in the mines in Greenes gulch. We are camping out. I think it is best for me. I expect to go home soon but do not know yet when. I have been writing once a week to you all spring and have got nothing from any of you. Adison [Samuel Addison Roberts] wrote me the other day that you are not getting any letters from me. I am in town getting the mail for our party. Write.<br />WCR<br />-----<br />There is a Masonic emblem on William's gravestone (Hancock Chapel Cemetery, Hancock Chapel, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana) as well as the following inscription: "W C Roberts was an honest Christian merchant very useful to his fellow men and the country he lived in."<br />-----<br />Family lore has it that William also served in the Civil War.
1852 - 1942
Sarah Ann
"Sallie"
Roberts
89
89
1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Co., Blue River Twp., Indiana, p. 0256<br />Richard Roberts, 40, farmer, head of household, literate, b. Indiana <br />Mary J., 33, b. Indiana [Mary Jane Hancock]<br />William C., 12, b. Indiana<br />Sarah A., 8, b. Indiana<br />Lydia E., 4, b. Indiana<br />baby girl, 2 mos., b.Indiana [baby BOY, Samuel Addison Roberts]<br />Jane Gardner, 14<br /><br />1870 U.S. Census, Harrison Co., Blue River Twp., Indiana<br />Richard, 51, farmer<br />Mary J, 45, keeping house<br />William, 22, farm labor<br />Sarah A., 18<br />Lydia E., 15<br />Samuel, 10<br /><br />Sallie attended the National Normal School in Lebanon, Ohio. Her autograph book has signatures and notes from her classmates for the months of June and July, 1880<br /><br />"Dear Sallie: May peace and love along thy way/ In glowing radiance shine/ May goodness, gentleness and truth/ Around thee brightly twine.<br />Your true friend, Emma L. Hottel<br />Sharp's Mill [Harrison County], Indiana<br />21 March 1882<br />[Emma Lenora HOTTEL, b. 1855 is the aunt of Lillian "Lillie" Mae HOTTEL, b. 1866. Their common ancestor is Peter HOTTEL. Lillie Mae marries Sallie and Evie's brother, Samuel Addison Roberts.]<br /><br />Sallie marries Richard Devenish on 14 May 1890. She is 38 years old. In 1900, Sallie's 72-year-old widowed mother, Mary Jane Hancock Roberts, is living with them in Fredericksburg, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana.<br /><br />In 1910, Sallie and Richard are still in Posey Township -- just the two of them.
1856 - 1897
Lydia Evaline
"Evie"
Roberts
41
41
1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Co., Blue River Twp., Indiana, p. 0256<br />Richard Roberts, 40, farmer, head of household, literate, b. Indiana <br />Mary J., 33, b. Indiana [Mary Jane Hancock]<br />William C., 12, b. Indiana<br />Sarah A., 8, b. Indiana<br />Lydia E., 4, b. Indiana<br />baby girl, 2 mos., b.Indiana [baby BOY, Samuel Addison Roberts]<br />Jane Gardner, 14<br /><br />1870 U.S. Census, Harrison Co., Blue River Twp., Indiana<br />Richard Roberts, 51, farmer<br />Mary J, 45, keeping house<br />William, 22, farm labor<br />Sarah A., 18<br />Lydia E., 15<br />Samuel, 10<br /><br />Evie attended the National Normal School in Lebanon, Ohio. Her autograph book has signatures and notes from her classmates for the months of June and July, 1880<br /><br />"Dear Eva: May your life be long and happy/ Your sorrows few and rare/ Is the wish of one who loves you/ And for you her earnest prayer.<br />Your true friend, Emma L. Hottel<br />Sharp's Mill [Harrison County], Indiana<br />21 March 1882<br />[Emma Lenora HOTTEL, b. 1855 is the aunt of Lillian "Lillie" Mae HOTTEL, b. 1866. Their common ancestor is Peter HOTTEL. Lillie Mae marries Sallie and Evie's brother, Samuel Addison Roberts.]
1836 - 1929
Richard
Devenish
93
93
On 4 August 1915, Richard wrote "A Sketch of My Life" at the Blue River Valley Farm of which he was proprietor.<br /><br />( Autobiography )<br /><br />A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF RICHARD DEVENISH, FREDERICKSBURG, INDIANA.<br /><br />My grandfather was born in England.<br />My father was born in Maryland.<br />My mother was born in England. Her maiden name was Mary Guest.<br />I was born the Sixth of March 1836 one mile north of New Albany Ind. My parents were then living in what then was termed the double log house. My education was reading, writing, Arithmetic, Geography and Spelling in the Common School of that day. In September 1853 I left home with six dollars in my pocket and my earthly goods tied up in a big red handkerchief. My first stop was Cincinnati. I worked in a Sawmill there until May 1854 then I went to Pittsburgh and in August I as a helper took a drove of horses to Lancaster City, and 17 miles east of that city I found employment as a farm hand and remained there until Nov 1855. And while there I learned to Speak German. My next stop was Indianapolis remained there until March 1856 when I returned home.<br />From 1856 to 1857 I worked on the home farm. In April of 1858 I started for California taking boat to Cincinnati and rail to New York City, thence by steamer to Cuba, crossing the Isthmus of Panama, and by steamer to San Francisco, thence to Eureka, in Humbolt County. There I went into the timber business, supplying logs for the saw-mills. Humboldt and Mendiceno Counties have some of the finest timber in the world.<br />On the 27th of November I sailed by steamer for San Francisco, and the 3rd of December at nine o’clock a.m., four other men and myself took passage on the Butterfield Stage-coach for St. Louis, by way of Los Angeles, Tuscon, Ariz., through New Mexico to El Paso, Fort Worth and Dallas to Fort Smith, Ark., Van Buran to Springfield then to Sedolia, Mo. Here we left the coach and took train to St. Louis.<br />At that time Arizonia, New Mexico, and the most of Texas through which we came were occupied by Indians and buffaloes. This was the wildest and most hazardous journey of my life, costing each of us $250.00. We arrived at the Planters Hotel in St. Louis at eleven p.m. on Christmas eve, being twenty-one days and nights on a constant drive. In Texas we drove for forty-five miles through buffaloes.<br />I remained on the farm at home until February, 1862; and from then until November of 1865 I was with the Army of the Cumberland, through Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama. The twelfth day of January, 1866, I came to Fredericksburg, Ind. The 2nd day of April, 1868, Mary E. Sensney and I were married. She died the 2nd of August 1886. The 14th of May, 1890, Sallie A. Roberts and I were married.<br />The fifth of August 1902 my wife and I went on a visit to my relatives in the State of Washington, going by way of Chicago, Omaha, Schyenne, Denver, Colorado Springs, Puablo, Salt Lake City, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles and back to Sacramento, Mount Shasta, Portland, Seattle and Spokane. My friends were located within from forty to ninty miles of Spokane.<br />The sixteenth of June, 1913 wife and I started on another trip west by way of Chicago, St. Paul and over the Great Northern R.R. to Spokane and Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In my rambles I have been in and through the most of these United States. I have not been in South Dakota, Kansas, Lousiana, Florida, the two Carolinas, Maryland, the District of Columbia and the New England States.<br />What a change in this country since I came upon the stage of action. In January of 1868 I joined the Methodist Episcopal Church at Fredericksburg, Indiana; as to my Christian life I have nothing to say, but leave that to the judge of all mankind, who has been kind and merciful to me, and to the community win which I have lived.<br />On March the 18th, 1873, the Blue River Lodge No. 412, I.O.O.F. was organized here of which I was one of the charter members.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 125 of 286<br />1850 U.S. Census, New Albany Township [North of ? Turnpike], Floyd County, Indiana; 28 June 1850<br />Line 18: h/h 175/176<br />James Devanish, 58, Farmer, $4000, b. Maryland<br />John, 29, Farmer; Hannah 25; Martha 23; James, 22, Carpenter; Stephen, 20, Farmer; Cornelia, 18; Solomon, 16, Farmer; RICHARD, 13, attended school w/in year; George, 11. All children b. Indiana<br />William Philips, 48, Labourer, b. England<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 50 of 73<br />1860 U.S. Census, Eureka Township, Humboldt County, California; p. 50/170; 18 July 1860; Post Office: Eureka<br />Line 6: h/h 491/458<br />Orange G. Wood, 30, Stable Keeper, $1500/$1500, b. New York, married w/in year<br />Penmiah [?], 28, b. Indiana, married w/in year<br />Hannah Devenish, 32, b. Indiana<br />Richard Devenish, 23, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />Washington County, Indiana<br /> Index to "Marriage Record" 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A to L Inclusive<br /> W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Salem Compiled by Federal Works Agency Work Projects Administration of Indiana 1941<br /><br />County: Washington <br />Name: Richard Devenish <br />Spouse: Mary Sensenny <br />Marriage Date: 02 Apr 1868 <br />Book: H <br />Original Source Page: 70<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 33<br />1870 U.S. Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana, 21 July 1870<br />Post Office: Livonia<br />Line 31 242/243 Richard Devenish, 34, Farmer, $2500/$400, b. Indiana<br />Mary Emma [Senseny] Devenish, 20, Keeping house, b. Indiana<br />Oscar Grant, 1, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13<br />1880 U.S. Census, Posey Township, District 183, Washington County, Indiana, 8 June 1880, p. 504<br />Line 31 111/112 R. Devenish, 44, married, Farmer, b. Indiana; father b. Maryland; mother b. England<br />Mary E., 30, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Oscar, 12, son, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Cora, 9, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Homer/Horner, 5, son, single, b. Indiana<br />Harry Moor, 18, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Emma Crook, 28, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />Washington County, Indiana<br /> Index to "Marriage Record" 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A to L Inclusive<br /> W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Salem Compiled by Federal Works Agency Work Projects Administration of Indiana 1941<br /><br />County: Washington <br />Name: Richard Devenish <br />Spouse: Sallie Roberts <br />Marriage Date: 14 May 1890 <br />Book: K <br />Original Source Page: 130<br />-----<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Posey Township, Fredericksburg, Enumeration District 137 (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3)<br />Enumeration Date: 2 June 1900<br />29/30 Richard Devenish, head, b. March 1836, 64, married 10 yrs., b. Indiana; father b. Maryland; mother b. England; he can read, write, & speak English; and, he owns his farm<br />Sarah A. Roberts, wife, b. July 1852, 47, married 10 yrs., b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; she, too can read, write, and speak English<br />Carl E. Devenish, son, b. November 1882, 17, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; at school, 6 (months?); can read, write, and speak English<br />Charles Davis, servant, b. July 1858, 41, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana, farm laborer; can read, write, and speak English<br />Jane Roberts [Mary Jane Hancock Roberts, widow of Richard], mother-in-law, b. February 1826, 72, widow; mother of 4 children, 2 are living; b. Indiana; father b. North Carolina; mother b. Virginia; can read, write, and speak English<br />-----<br />In 1910, Sallie and Richard are still in Washington County, Posey Township. Just the two of them.<br />(Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5 - enumeration district 159)<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 2 of 14<br />1920 U.S. Census, District 190, Posey Township, Washington County; Sheet 1B; 05 June 1920<br />Line 87: h/h 26/26<br />Richard Devenish, head, 83, reads & writes; b. Indiana; Father b. Maryland; mother b. England<br />Sarah A. Devenish, wife, 67, reads & writes; b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
~1850 - 1886
Mary
Emma
Senseny
36
36
On 4 August 1915, Richard wrote "A Sketch of My Life" at the Blue River Valley Farm of which he was proprietor.<br /><br />( Autobiography )<br /><br />A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF RICHARD DEVENISH, FREDERICKSBURG, INDIANA.<br /><br />...I remained on the farm at home until February, 1862; and from then until November of 1865 I was with the Army of the Cumberland, through Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama. The twelfth day of January, 1866, I came to Fredericksburg, Ind. The 2nd day of April, 1868, Mary E. Sensney and I were married. She died the 2nd of August 1886...<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />Washington County, Indiana<br /> Index to "Marriage Record" 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A to L Inclusive<br /> W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Salem Compiled by Federal Works Agency Work Projects Administration of Indiana 1941<br /><br />County: Washington <br />Name: Richard Devenish <br />Spouse: Mary Sensenny <br />Marriage Date: 02 Apr 1868 <br />Book: H <br />Original Source Page: 70<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 33<br />1870 U.S. Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana, 21 July 1870<br />Post Office: Livonia<br />Line 31 242/243 Richard Devenish, 34, Farmer, $2500/$400, b. Indiana<br />Mary Emma [Senseny] Devenish, 20, Keeping house, b. Indiana<br />Oscar Grant, 1, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 13<br />1880 U.S. Census, Posey Township, District 183, Washington County, Indiana, 8 June 1880, p. 504<br />Line 31 111/112 R. Devenish, 44, married, Farmer, b. Indiana; father b. Maryland; mother b. England<br />Mary E., 30, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Oscar, 12, son, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Cora, 9, daughter, single, attended school, b. Indiana<br />Homer/Horner, 5, son, single, b. Indiana<br />Harry Moor, 18, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Emma Crook, 28, single, servant, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana
1769 - 1842
John
Hancock
73
73
1820 U.S. Census, Harrison County, Indiana, p. 5 (Ancestry.com Images Online, image 1)<br />Head of Family:<br />John Hancock; 9 year-old Judge; 14 year-old Benjamin; 1 male 16-18; 2 males 16-26 (Martin, 18 or 19); 51 year-old John himself; 2 females 16-26 (Jane, 20; Sarah, 18; or Kathy, 16); 49 year-old Jane Skeen Hancock<br />Head of Family:<br />Samuel Hancock; 1 male to 10; 24 year-old Samuel himself; 1 female to 10; 26 year-old Francis Anna Avery Hancock<br />Head of Family:<br />Mathew Hancock; Baby Benjamin Hooker Hancock, b. 12 January 1820; 22 year-old Mathew himself; 18 year-old Elizabeth Hooker Mills Hancock<br />Head of Family:<br />John Hancock, Jr.; 1 male to 10; 21 year-old John, Jr. himself; 21 year-old Martha B. King Hancock (John's first wife)<br />Head of Family:<br />Peter Hancock: 45 &c. free man<br />-----<br />John Hancock was opposed to the institution of slavery. With his wife, 6 sons, 2 daughters and Peter Hancock he removed to Harrison County, Indiana in 1819. He established Hancock Settlement, a post office, and Hancock Chapel. Peter Hancock was a free man and a gifted cabinet maker whose hands crafted beautiful cherry furniture.
1771 - 1853
Jane
Skeen
82
82
1820 - 1843
Mary
Whitehead
23
23
~1820
Margaret Ann
Senseny
Miller
1821 - 1910
Jonathon
Frizzele
Hancock
89
89
Martha
Ann
McClellan
1825 - 1904
Rebecca
Ann
Hancock
79
79
Part of transcript of letter to Mr. O. L. Wilson from William Hancock:<br /><br />Mr. Osburn L. Wilson<br />Company B. Fifth Regiment Indiana Volunteers<br />via Louisville Ky.<br />New Orleans La<br />City of Mexico<br />WC Palmyra Ia<br /><br />"...I want you to write again and write extensive about Mexico & its cities. I have not heard from your fathers family Since you left for Mexico. My Sister Mary Jane was maried on the 11. of March 1847 to R. Roberts of Floyd County. Rebecker Ann in September last to Mr. Thomas Jackson a Step Son of Uncle John Hancock. Hooker & Jonathan are keeping a country Store. I am yet bachelor an keeping School of winters. School for last winter was out in February not much probability of marying...<br /><br />Your friend &. cousin<br />Wm Hancock<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10<br />1870 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana<br />City: Rothrock's Mill<br />70/70 Thomas Jackson, 47, Farmer, $3000/$600, b. Indiana<br />Rebecca A., 45, Keeping house, b. Indiana<br />Cloway F., 15, female, b. Indiana; attended school<br />Mary E., 14, b. Indiana; attended school<br />Jonathan F., 12, b. Indiana; attended school<br />Julian A., 5, female, b. Indiana; attended school<br />Sarah S., 7, b. Indiana; attended school<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 11<br />1880 U.S. Census, Blue River Township, Harrison County, Indiana<br />Enumeration District 91; Enumeration Date 8 June 1880<br />102/102 Thomas Jackson, 55, married, Farmer, b. North Carolina; parents b. North Carolina<br />Rebecca, 52, Wife, married, Keeping house, b. Indiana; parents b. not known<br />Mary E., 24, daughter, single, b. Indiana; parents b. North Carolina<br />Julia A., 25, daughter, single, b. Indiana; father b. North Carolina; mother b. Indiana<br />Sarah J., 17, daughter, single; attended school; b. Indiana; father b. North Carolina; mother b. Indiana
1830 - 1910
Amelia
Dawson
Hancock
80
80
unknown
Poston
Samuel
Ryan
1836 - 1859
Chloe
Francis
Hancock
23
23
1860 - 1938
Otis
Dunaway
77
77
1862 - 1904
Donna
Martha
Coombs
41
41
Ancestry.com Family Data Collection - Marriages <br />Coombs, Donna Martha <br /> Spouse: Dunaway, Otis Marriage Date: 1 December 1885 <br /> Hardin County, Kentucky
1760 - 1799
Jeremiah
Andrew
39
39
Jeremiah Andrew married Mary Montgomery. They had at least two children, Bennett and Margaret. Bennett Andrew married Mary Leah Dillon. Bennett and Mary Leah Dillon Andrew had at least four children, Thomas, Mary Leah "Polly", Sallie, and Joshua T. Andrew. Margaret Andrew married Rodger Willis. They had at least one child, Mary Willis.<br /><br />Jeremiah Andrew's will lists specific items for "son, Bennett, and granddaughter Mary Willis." Jeremiah bequeathed a feather bed to his granddaughter Mary Willis. Bennett received the "balance of property except Rodger Willis'."<br />Executors: Wife, Mary Montgomery Andrew[s] and Rodger Willis<br /><br /><br />
Mary
Montgomery
Jeremiah Andrew married Mary Montgomery. They had at least two children, Bennett and Margaret. Bennett Andrew married Mary Leah Dillon. Bennett and Mary Leah Dillon Andrew had at least four children, Thomas, Mary Leah "Polly", Sallie, and Joshua T. Andrew. Margaret Andrew married Rodger Willis. They had at least one child, Mary Willis.<br /><br />Jeremiah Andrew's will lists specific items for "son, Bennett, and granddaughter Mary Willis." Jeremiah bequeathed a feather bed to his granddaughter Mary Willis. Bennett received the "balance of property except Rodger Willis'."<br />Executors: Wife, Mary Montgomery Andrew[s] and Rodger Willis<br /><br />A letter found in the Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts' family Bible recounts that Mary Montgomery Andrew accompanied her daughter-in-law Mary Leah Dillon Andrew (widow of Bennett Andrew) west to Fredericksburg, Blue River Township, Washington County, Indiana. <br />Bennett Andrew's will requested that his wife, Mary Leah Dillon Andrew, remove herself to a free state.<br />Mary Leah Dillon Andrew's obituary states that she moved to Fredericksburg, Blue River Twp, Washington County, Indiana in 1819.
1815
Joshua
T
Andrew
A newspaper clipping found in Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts’ family Bible written by a “guest present” at the Grand Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1 September 1879, of Sam Horner and Mary Leah Andrew states that there were five persons living who attended their wedding in 1849 who also attended the golden wedding anniversary. Brothers and sister of Mrs. Horner: the two Andrews, JOSHUA T. and Thomas and Mrs. Sallie (Andrew) Ollis. The “guest present” refers to Uncle Sammy (Samuel Horner) and Aunt Polly (Mary Leah “Polly” Andrew Horner). Family lore speculates that the “guest present” is Eliza Horner McPheeters.<br /><br />1860 Federal Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana, p. 417<br />hh 1998/198: Joshua T. Andrew, 45; Farmer & Miller; $5,000/$800; b. S. Carolina<br />Elizabeth, 44; b. Tennessee<br />James H., 20; Farmhand; b. Indiana<br />Thomas, 17; b. Indiana<br />Bennet, 15; b. Indiana<br />Samuel, 13; b. Indiana<br />Mary, 11; b. Indiana<br />Charles. M., 5; b. Indiana<br />Caroline, 2; b. Indiana
1806
Thomas
Andrew
A newspaper clipping found in Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts’ family Bible written by a “guest present” at the Grand Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1 September 1879, of Sam Horner and Mary Leah Andrew states that there were five persons living who attended their wedding in 1849 who also attended the golden wedding anniversary. Brothers and sister of Mrs. Horner: the two Andrews, Joshua T. and THOMAS and Mrs. Sallie (Andrew) Ollis. The “guest present” refers to Uncle Sammy (Samuel Horner) and Aunt Polly (Mary Leah “Polly” Andrew Horner). Family lore speculates that the “guest present” is Eliza Horner McPheeters.<br /><br />1860 U. S. Federal Census, Posey Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />hh136/136: Thomas Andrew, 54; Farmer; $800/$500; b. South Carolina; married within the year<br />Lucy, 58; b. Virginia; married within the year<br />Daniel W., 15; b. Indiana
Sallie
Andrew
A newspaper clipping found in Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts’ family Bible written by a “guest present” at the Grand Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1 September 1879, of Sam Horner and Mary Leah Andrew states that there were five persons living who attended their wedding in 1849 who also attended the golden wedding anniversary. Brothers and sister of Mrs. Horner: the two Andrews, Joshua T. and Thomas and MRS. SALLIE (ANDREW) OLLIS. The “guest present” refers to Uncle Sammy (Samuel Horner) and Aunt Polly (Mary Leah “Polly” Andrew Horner). Family lore speculates that the “guest present” is Eliza Horner McPheeters.
1730
William
Eastlack
1734
Mary
Diane
Shute
1798 - 1872
William
E.
Horner
74
74
Sarah Elizabeth
"Sally" Royce
or Royse
1801 - 1871
George
Horner
70
70
Nancy
McPheeters
1804 - 1847
John
B
Horner
42
42
Margaret
Andrew
Sabina
Loughmiller
(2nd wife)
1811 - 1883
Mary
Elizabeth
Horner
72
72
Robert
McPheeters
1753
John
Jacob
Hornor
Elizabeth Ann
unknown
(1st wife)
Hannah
Zimmerman
(2nd wife)
Hannah
Hornor
Margaret
Tabitha
Hornor
Abraham
Alexander
Hornor
Seth
Zimmerman
Hornor
Harriet
Lydia
Hornor
Samuel
Laudeman
Return address on envelope:<br />Pfc. Sam Laudeman 35147233<br />Det. of Patients, Hosp Plant 4175 apo 121, c/o Pstmn. NY, NY<br />Postmarked:<br />November 24, 1944<br />Addressed to:<br />Helen Cavanaugh [d/o Ruth Virginia Roberts and Thomas Michael Cavanaugh]<br />1235 N. Delaware #208, Indianapolis, Indiana<br />Contents of letter:<br /><br />Tues nite Nov. 21<br />Hello There Helen,<br />Got your letter today. Thanks a lot. We didn’t get very much for about 3 1/2 months so now when we have mail call here everyone is damned glad to hear what’s happening.<br />Hey I hear there’s a cigarette shortage in the states. We’ve gone a little over a week on the lines sometimes without getting any, so if the papers back there say what I imagine they’re saying don’t believe them..<br />That sure was some experience having a fellow stick a gun in your ribs. Will tell you exactly what I would have done. Would have stuck my hands up right away and boy I’m not kidding either. Every time when we started an attack my knees had a quarrel.<br />Aunt Lillian [Lillian Annette Roberts m. Guy Shrum] sent a picture of Buddy [Guy Addison Shrum, s/o Lillian and Guy]. He sure looks good in his whites. When we both get back, we’ll all have to have a big reunion Maybe Ted [Carl Theodore Renne m. Helen Beatrice Cavanaugh] will be back for a while by then, and Buddy can bring his gal friend and I’ll bring Ebbie and Sambo. That’s what Ebbie has nicknamed him and it will probably stick. Glad to hear about your love life Helen. It’s a hell of a thing when the next to the youngest of the bunch has to start the ball rolling. Maybe Martha [Sam's sister] and Carol [Carol Jean Shrum, d/o Lillian and Guy] will have a little outside interest then too. Damn I’m a vicious little cupid. Ha!<br />Well Helen there’s not much happening around here in the hospital to write about. We eat, sleep, and read the latest magazines (last July’s). Used to get enough practice on my German to give you some return competition on that Spanish you’re quoting me but can’t put it in this letter because the further behind the lines you get the bigger and better the spy scares go. They -- well I won’t say it, but I’ll be glad to get back to my outfit again anyway. Will write more later. Good luck to you Helen and write again. If you write in the next 3 weeks after you get this, write to the hospital and they’ll forward it. After that write to my outfit. [draws an arrow]<br />Name ASN<br />Med. Det. 318th Inf.<br />APO 80<br />c/o P. NY, NY<br />Love, Sam
1919
Martha
Johannes
Laudeman
Wedding invitation to Aunt Ruth (Ruth Virginia Roberts Cavanaugh) and Uncle Thomas (Thomas Michael Cavanaugh): Saturday, July 19th, 2:00 P.M., 1st United Methodist Church, Elwood (Madison County), Indiana.
Paul
Benedict
Wedding invitation to his bride's Aunt Ruth (Ruth Virginia Roberts) and Uncle Thomas (Thomas Michael Cavanaugh): Saturday, July 19th, 1st United Methodist Church, Elwood (Madison County), Indiana.
1876 - 1955
Guy
Shrum
78
78
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 20 of 40<br />1880 U.S. Census, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana; 16 June 1880; Enumeration District 185<br />Line 29: h/h 157/157<br />Alfred Shrum, 47, Brick Mason, b. Virginia; parents b. Virginia<br />Mary J. [Mary Jane Long], 38, Wife, Keeping House, b. Virginia; parents b. Virginia<br />Cora, 17, daughter, at home, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Ambrose, 15, son, farm laborer, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Oscar, 12, son, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Kern, 8, son, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Riley, 6, son, attended school, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Guy, 4, son, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Bradie M., 2, daughter, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia<br />Mark, 11, nephew, attended school, b. Indiana; father b. Virginia; mother b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />Index to "Marriage Record" 1850 - 1920<br />County: Washington <br />Name: Guy Shrum <br />Spouse: Lillian Roberts <br />Marriage Date: 28 Feb 1917 <br />Birth Date: 31 Mar 1876 <br />Book: P <br />Original Source Page: 328 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 29 of 57<br />1920 U.S. Census, Salem Town, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana; 15 January 1920; Enumeration District 195<br />Line 33: Hackberry Street, h/h 378/393<br />Guy Shrum, Head, owns home, 42, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana [other censuses indicate parents b. Virginia]; brick mason<br />Lillian, Wife, 25, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Carol J., Daughter, 2, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 22 of 33<br />1930 U.S. Census, Salem City, Washington County, Indiana; 08 April 1930; Enumeration District 88-25<br />Line 69: 204 Hackberry Street h/h 126/132<br />Guy Shrum, Head, 53, married at age 40, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia; contractor, not a veteran<br />Lillian R., Wife, 35, married at age 22, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Carol J., Daughter, 12, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Guy A., Son, 3 yrs. 11 months, b. Illinois; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918<br />Washington County, Indiana, image 33 of 179<br />http://content.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6482&iid=IN-1653172-1095<br />Name: Guy Shrum <br />City: Salem <br />County: Washington <br />State: Indiana<br />Residence: E. Hackberry, Salem, Washington County, Indiana <br />Birth Date: 31 Mar 1876 <br />Race: White <br />Roll: 1653172 <br />DraftBoard: 0 <br />Age: 42 <br />Occupation: Structural Engineer <br />Nearest Relative: Lillian Shrum
1923
Guy Addison
"Buddy"
Shrum
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 29 of 57<br />1920 U.S. Census, Salem Town, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana; 15 January 1920; Enumeration District 195<br />Line 33: Hackberry Street, h/h 378/393<br />Guy Shrum, Head, owns home, 42, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana [other censuses indicate parents b. Virginia]; brick mason<br />Lillian, Wife, 25, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Carol J., Daughter, 2, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 22 of 33<br />1930 U.S. Census, Salem City, Washington County, Indiana; 08 April 1930; Enumeration District 88-25<br />Line 69: 204 Hackberry Street h/h 126/132<br />Guy Shrum, Head, 53, married at age 40, b. Indiana; parents b. Virginia; contractor; not a veteran<br />Lillian R., Wife, 35, married at age 22, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Carol J., Daughter, 12, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Guy A., Son, 3 yrs. 11 months, b. Illinois; parents b. Indiana
1900 - 1911
Richard
Hottel
Roberts
10
10
Samuel
Horner
Armstrong
Etta
Mitton
Earl
Armstrong
Ferne
Miller
Living
Armstrong
Ida M
Fulwider
In the book History of the Descendents of John Hottel by W. D. Huddle, Ida M. Fulwider (Mrs. Walter E. Hottel) is said to be of Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.
Thomas
H
Smith
1831 - 1924
Conrad
Andrew
Hottel
93
93
1830
Elizabeth
Miller
1837 - 1926
David
Pitman
Hottel
89
89
1833 - 1920
Susan
Fellme
86
86
David Pitman Hottel and Susan Fellme Hottel's daughter: Martha Hottel Seacat (birth, death, marriage unknown)
~1825
Matilda
Westfall
Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages to 1850 <br />Matilda Westfall married Peter Hottel on 08 November 1842, Harrison County, Indiana<br />Matilda is Peter's third wife. He married first Elizabeth Pitman. His second wife was Lenora Westfall, Matilda's sister.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 21 & 22 of 357<br />1850 U.S. Census, District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, 02 & 03 August 1850<br />Line 41: h/h 232/232<br />Peter Hottle, 43, Farmer, $3000, b. Virginia, attended school w/in year<br />Matilda [wife], 25, b. Indiana<br />Conrad Hottle, son, 18, Laborer, b. Indiana<br />Mary Hottle, daughter, 16, b. Indiana<br />Levi P., son, 14, b. Indiana<br />David P., son, 12, b. Indiana<br />Craven L., son, 3, b. Indiana<br />[Conrad, Mary, Levi & David are the children of Peter & Elizabeth Pitman Hottel; Craven's mother is Lenora Westfall, Peter's second wife & Matilda's sister.]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 6 of 477<br />1860 U.S. Census, Sharps Mills, Spencer Township, Harrison County, Indiana; p. 6; 06 June 1860<br />Line 24: h/h 36/36<br />Peter Hottell, 54, Farming, $2210/$1050, b. Virginia<br />Matilda Hottell, 35, Housekeeping, b. Indiana<br />Craven, 13, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Emma, 5, b. Indiana, attended school<br />James, 9/12, , b. Indiana<br />M. Ettinger, 35, male, Farm Laborer, b. Germany<br />[Emma and James are the children of Peter & Matilda Westfall Hottel.]<br /><br />Next h/h: David Hottel, 23; wife Susan, 26; son David W., 4 months [Could be Peter's son David and his wife Susan Fellme - the dates work.]<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 5 of 33<br />1870 U.S. Census, Rothrocks Mill, Spencer Township, Harrison County, Indiana; 02 June 1870<br />Line 21: h/h 20/20<br />Peter Hottel, 62, Farmer, $1600/$500, b. Virginia<br />Matilda, 45, keeping house, b. Indiana<br />Emma, 15, b. Indiana<br />James, 10, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 16 of 30<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 101, Spencer Township, Harrison County, Indiana; 11 & 15 June 1880<br />Line 12: h/h 122/123<br />Matilda Hottell, 55, widowed, Keeping house, b. Indiana; father b. Kentucky; mother b. Tennessee<br />Emma L., 25, daughter, single; school teacher, b. Indiana; father b. Virginia; mother b. Indiana<br />James W., 20, son, single; farmer, b. Indiana; father b. Virginia; mother b. Indiana<br /><br />FamilySearch Internet<br />1880 Census<br />Household 121/122 [Likelihood that this is Matilda Westfall Hottel's brother]<br /> Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace <br /> George K. WESTFALL Self M Male W 43 IN Farmer KY TN <br /> Mary E. WESTFALL Wife M Female W 43 IN Keeping House KY KY <br /> Margeret WESTFALL Mother W Female W 85 TN VA GERMANY <br /> Nancy J. WESTFALL Sister S Female W 46 IN At Home KY TN <br /><br />Source Information:<br /> Census Place Spencer, Harrison, Indiana <br /> Family History Library Film 1254283 <br /> NA Film Number T9-0283 <br /> Page Number 367D
1828 - 1848
Lenora
Westfall
20
20
Ancestry.com Database: Indiana Marriages to 1850<br />Lenora Westfall m. Peter Hottel on 10 February 1846; Harrison County, Indiana [Lenora was Peter's second wife.] <br /><br />Source Information:<br />Dodd, Jordan. Indiana Marriages to 1850. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1997. Electronic transcription of marriage records held by the individual counties in Indiana. <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 21 & 22 of 357<br />1850 U.S. Census, District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, 02 & 03 August 1850<br />Line 41: h/h 232/232<br />Peter Hottle, 43, Farmer, $3000, b. Virginia, attended school w/in year<br />Matilda [Peter's third wife], 25, b. Indiana<br />Conrad Hottle, 18, Laborer, b. Indiana<br />Mary Hottle, 16, b. Indiana<br />Levi P., 14, b. Indiana<br />David P., 12, b. Indiana<br />Craven L., 3, b. Indiana<br />[Conrad, Mary, Levi & David are the children of Peter & Elizabeth Pitman Hottel; Craven's mother is Lenora Westfall, Peter's second wife & Matilda's sister.
1779 - ~1850
John
Conrad
Hottel
71
71
In a letter to Lillie Mae Hottel Roberts from D. P. and S. Hottel:<br />"Dear Niece, My grandfather John Conrad Hottel was born in Shenandoah County, Virginia... Enclosed, the letter you received from W. D. Huddle..." W. D. Huddle is the author of History of the Descendents of John Hottel (Immigrant from Switzerland to America)]
1782 - 1840
Barbara
Funkhouser
57
57
Madgalena
"Lana"
Simonson
Living
Coombs
1788 - 1868
Kristine
Hansdatter
Listerud
80
80
Charles
Marion
Thomas
Robert
Dorsey
Sarah
Jane
Miller
Living
Murphy
Living
Hathaway
Living
Williams
Living
Llewellyn
Living
Gibson
Living
Greenbaum
1871 - 1874
Freeman
O.
Byfield
2
2
1846 - 1848
James
Madison
Byfield
1
1
D. 1876
William
Jefferson
Young
1880 Census, Grant Twp., Crawford Co., Kansas<br />Young, Ruth, 53<br />Morris, 27, son<br />Arthur, 21, son<br />Floretta, 16, daughter
Living
Taylor
Living
Murphy
Living
Peruzzato
Living
Peruzzato
1917 - 1919
Henry
Archibald
Murphy
1
1
Family lore has it that baby Henry succumbed to pneumonia. His parents were later laid to rest by their first-born son.
1891 - 1954
Hazel
Kerk
Murphy
63
63
Hazel Kerk Murphy Wiesjahn (1891-1954) left a handwritten history of the Pulaski County, Indiana Murphy family. The black, leather-bound, composition notebook is replete with sketches of their houses; the Mooresburg store, church, and school; the Mill Creek Bridge; and even the phaeton of which Aunt Rachel was so fond. Hazel also recorded Fannie Graffis’ reminiscences of the Murphys. Fannie, born in 1868, was the granddaughter of Nathan Hunt Murphy & Martha Barbara Kerr. Hazel, Fannie’s first cousin once removed, was the great-granddaughter of Nathan & Martha Barbara.<br />A transcription of Hazel Kerk Murphy's "Across the Years, A Story of Our Ancestors" can be found at Blue River Genealogy: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rennemurphy/<br />-----<br />Family lore: Aunt Hazel and "Almy" (Alma Conn Murphy) died within hours of each other. The two "girls" had been best friends throughout life. The sisters-in-law shared viewing hours at the mortuary in Winamac and are both buried in Winamac Cemetery. Hazel's widower, Henry, remarried -- another Hazel.
1893 - 1963
Chase
Venard
Murphy
69
69
Chase had rheumatic fever as a small boy; so he never grew up and always lived with his mother. After her death he became a resident of the County Farm. Great-nephew, Allan, liked to play catch with Uncle Chase.
1888 - 1975
Henry
E.
Wiesjahn
86
86
1835 - 1901
William
Kerr
Murphy
66
66
1880 Federal Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Enumeration date: 12 June 1880<br />p. 9 & 10 81/82<br />Murphy, W. K., 45, farmer; b. OH; father b. OH; mother v. VA<br />Caraline, wife, 28; b. IN; father b. KY; mother b. IN<br />NATHAN A., 21, farmer; b. IN; father b. OH; mother b. IN<br />Martha E., 18, teaching school; b. IN; father b. OH; mother b. IN<br />Emma K, 13, at home; b. IN; father b. OH; mother b. IN<br />Charley E., 3; b. IN; father b. OH, mother B. IN<br /><br />Nathan, Martha E. Emma K, and Charley E. all attended school within the census year<br /><br />p. 10 83/83<br />Graffis, M. A. [Mary A. Murphey, Wm. Kerr Murphey's sister], 41, keeping house; b. OH; father b. OH; mother b. VA<br />Mary Elizabeth, 14, at home; b. IN; father b. OH; mother b. IN<br />Lucy Jane, 9; b. IN; father b. OH; mother b. IN<br /><br />p. 10 84/84<br />Murphy, Martha [Martha Barbara Kerr, Wm. Kerr Murphey's mother], 73, keeping house; b. VA; father b. VA, mother b. VA<br />Sarah Jane [Wm. Kerr Murphey's sister], 39, daughter, keeping house; b. OH; father b. OH; mother b. VA<br />Dunn, William [Martha Murphey' son; Wm. Kerr Murphey's nephew], 20, grandson, working on farm; b. IN; father b. KY; mother b. IN<br />Graffis, Fannie [Mary A. Murphey's daughter, Wm. Kerr Murphey's niece], 12, granddaughter, at home; b. IN, father b. OH, mother b. IN<br />----------<br />Marilyn's K. Murphy's Notes & Collection of Obituaries and Newspaper Clippings:<br />Harrison Township had a very unexpected death Monday midnight. William K. Murphy, one of the oldest and best known residents of the county, fell while out on his farm about 10 o'clock Monday forenoon. He was carried to the house and a physician was summoned, but death resulted about fourteen hours later as stated, apoplexy being the cause. Mr. Murphy was born in Miami County, Ohio in May of 1835, making his age at death sixty-six years and six months. He came to this county in 1850 , and for fifty-one years has been known as one of its responsible farmer citizens. He was married in 1857 to Miss Sarah E. Shane. She died in 1873. In 1875 he married Miss Sarah C. Smith, and she died in 1885. He leaves four children, Nathan A. and Mattie by the first wife, and Charley and Lesley by the second. The funeral was from the Mooresburg M. E. church yesterday forenoon, services by Reverend Yount being followed by interment at the Mull cemetery.
1835 - 1873
Sarah
Elizabeth
Slane
38
38
1861 - 1911
Martha Evaline
"Mattie"
Murphy
49
49
Marilyn's K. Murphy's Notes & Collection of Obituaries and Newspaper Clippings:<br />From Marilyn's collection of obituaries:<br />"Mattie E. Murphy, daughter of W. K. and Elizabeth Murphy, was born at Mooresburg, Pulaski county, Ind., Nov. 18, 1861. She died at her childhood home Aug. 14, 1911, age 49 years, 8 months and 24 days.<br />When a child of five years she was baptised; later under the ministery of Rev. Burner she joined the Mooresburg Methodist church. She had continued a member until her death.<br />Three brothers are living, N. Arch, former treasurer of Pulaski county, Charles and Clyde. These with other relatives mourn her death.<br />She had been away from home for many years in business life in Winamac, Kewanna and later in Chicago. For several years her health had been failing, yet she bravely kept at her work. Twelve weeks ago she came home saying that she would rest up for a little while and then go back to her work again. Soon her family discovered that the dreaded consumption was claiming another victim. She was courageous and hoped to recover even after the physicians had said there seemed no hope.<br />Funeral services was conducted at the home Tuesday afternoon by her pastor, Rev. C. E. Beebee of Star City. She was buried in the family lot in the Mull cemetery two and a half miles east of her home.
1864 - 1864
Mary
Edith
Murphy
2m
2m
1866 - 1890
Emma
Jane
Murphy
23
23
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 8 of 20<br />1870 U. S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; Post Office: Winamac; 08 July 1870<br />Line 16: h/h 55/51<br />William K. Murphy, 35, Farmer, $300/$2000, b. Ohio<br />Sarah [Elizabeth Slane], 35, Keeping House, b. Indiana<br />Archibald, 11, b. Indiana, attended school w/in census year<br />Mattie, 9, b. Indiana, attended school w/in census year<br />Jennie, 3, b. Indiana<br />Martha B., 64, b. Virginia [This is Martha Barbara Kerr, Nathan Hunt Murphy's widow; William's mother]<br />Sarah, 29, b. Virginia [This is Sarah Jane Murphy; William's sister]<br />William Buchanon, 21, b. Pennsylvania<br />-----<br />1880 Federal Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Enumeration date: 12 June 1880<br />p. 9 & 10 81/82<br />Murphy, W. K., 45, farmer; b. OH; father b. OH; mother v. VA<br />[Sarah] Caraline [Smith], wife, 28; b. IN; father b. KY; mother b. IN<br />Nathan A., 21, farmer; b. IN; father b. OH; mother b. IN<br />Martha E. [Mattie], 18, teaching school; b. IN; father b. OH; mother b. IN<br />Emma [Jane "Jennie"], 13, at home; b. IN; father b. OH; mother b. IN<br />Charley E., 3; b. IN; father b. OH, mother B. IN<br /><br />Nathan, Mattie, Emma Jane "Jennie", and Charley Earl all attended school within the census year
1851 - 5 July 1883/1885
Sarah
Caraline
"Callie" Smith
1876 - 1953
Charles Earl
"Charley"
Murphey
77
77
1882 - 1927
Lesley
Clyde
Murphey
45
45
Mary
Breitwiser
1914
William
Kerr
Murphy, Jr.
1920
June
Marie
Murphy
Wilma
Wolfe
Charles
Olmstead
1830 - 1897
Milton
Venard
67
67
MILTON W. VENARD is a native of Clinton County, Ohio, was born May 25, 1830, and is the son of Martin H. and Sarah (Lee) Venard, natives, respectively of Ohio and North Carolina. In 1834, the parents came to Indiana, locating in Fulton County, where for seven years they endured all the privations of frontier life. They then came to this township; in 1852, the father made a trip overland to California, returned after an absence of two years, and died at the age of sixty-six, a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He had been a Whig, but later became a Republican, and had served as County Commissioner both in Fulton and this county. Milton W. received his education at the pioneer schoolhouse, and worked on the home farm until he attained manhood. He then worked a year at wagon-making in Homer, Ill., and then returned to this township, where he now owns 320 acres of good land, all gained through his own industry. April 29, 1855, he married Miss Maria Borders, one of the seven children of Wesley and Sarah (Edson) Borders, and born October 19, 1838. To this union were born nine children, of whom six are living - Emma, Mary, Laura, Maud, Stella and Ada Pearl; the deceased are Schuyler Colfax, Edwin Grant and Celesta. Mr. Venard and wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.<br /><br />"Counties of White and Pulaski Counties, Indiana - Harrison Township" by F.A. Battey & Co. - published in 1883<br />Pulaski County, Indiana Genealogy - Biographies<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpulask/<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920 <br />Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Name: Milton W. Venard <br />Spouse: Frances M. Borders <br />Marriage Date: 29 Apr 1855 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 49 of 161<br />1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 04 July 1860<br />Line 32: h/h 303/303<br />MILTON VENARD, 29, Farmer, $2000/$740, b. Ohio<br />Mariah Venard, 22, b. Indiana<br />Schuyler F., 3, b. Indiana<br />Calestia B., 1, b. Indiana <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 3 of 20<br />1870 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; Post Office: Winamac; 07 July 1870<br />Line 1: h/h 15/14<br />Milton M/W Venard, 40, Farmer, $1000/$2000, b. Ohio<br />Frances M., 32, Keeping house, b. Indiana<br />Calesta, 12, b. Indiana<br />Marinda E., 9, b. Indiana<br />Mary, 5, b. Indiana<br />Louisa, 9 mos., b. Indiana; b. September<br />William Sowders, 17, b. Indiana
1837 - 1935
Frances
Maria
Borders
97
97
~1804 - 1860
Nathan
Hunt
Murphey
56
56
Nathan Hunt Murphey was born about 1804, probably in Michigan, to Mr. and Mrs. Murphey (his mother's name being Ovey or Oney). On 20 November 1831 Nathan Hunt married Martha Barbara Kerr, a Rockbridge County, Virginia girl (b. abt. 1807) who had moved with her family to Miami County, Ohio in the 1820’s. Nathan’s two brothers, William and James, at some point headed for Missouri. His sister Ancey (perhaps Nancey) drowned in the river behind their Ohio homestead. His sister Offa was scalped. His sister Polly married a Compton and it is said in the Murphy family that "Polly Murphy Compton was Aruna Compton’s grandmother." In the search for the ever-elusive parents of Nathan Hunt Murphy his marriage to Martha Barbara was found in the Miami County, Ohio records. Nathan and Martha Barbara settled in Pulaski County, Indiana (Mull Cemetery appears to be a favorite resting place for Murphys et.al.) In a further search of the Miami County records, Troy Lot #95 appears with some frequency. In 1818, an Edward Murphy bought or received the deed. In 1841, Allen and Elmira Murphy, James and William Murphy, and Nathan H. Murphy transferred or sold it. In 1842, Runion Compton must have had the deed in hand, because he sold or transferred Troy Lot #95. Runion’s marriage to Mary Murphy in 1818, is found in Miami County as well. It seems that Nathan H. purchased 150 acres for $2500 in Pulaski County, Indiana; so he probably needed the money from the Ohio properties. In searching the Pulaski County, Indiana Census records, Runyon Compton is listed as a fifty-six year old farmer, born in New Jersey and worth $2500 dollars. Also in household number 297, are wife Mary, 48 years old and Edward, 24, and George, age 6. Oney Murphy, aged 78, resides in the same household. Often Polly became a nickname for Mary; so perhaps Mrs. Murphey's one surviving daughter did indeed marry a Compton. Troy Lot #95 must have some family connection. Perhaps Mary Murphey is Polly; daughter to Oney and Mr. Murphey (maybe Edward), sister to Nathan Hunt, William & James, and the two little girls who died in the Ohio Territory when it was still a frontier.<br /><br />See:<br />Miami County Ohio Genealogical Researchers sponsored by The Troy Historical Society<br />http://www.tdn-net.com/genealogy/miamico.htm<br /><br />Renne Murphy Blue River Genealogy<br />http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rennemurphy/<br /><br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 54<br />1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana, Post Office: Moorsburgh, 6 July 1860<br />Line 1: h/h 334/334<br />Nathan Murphy, 56, Farmer, $6000/$700, b. Michigan<br />Martha Murphy, 54, b. Virginia<br />Mary Murphy, 22, b. Ohio, married w/in census year; attended school w/in census year<br />Sarah J. Murphy, 19, b. Ohio, attended school w/in census year<br />Wilber Doud, 18, Farm laborer, b. Indiana, married w/in census year; attended school w/in census year<br />Burch Doud, 9, b. Indiana
~1807 - 1887
Martha
Barbara
Kerr
80
80
"THE MURPHYS ACCORDING TO FANNIE GRAFFIS"<br />EARLY HISTORY<br />BY<br />HAZEL KERK MURPHY WIESJAHN<br />DAUGHTER OF NATHAN ARCHIBALD "ARCH" MURPHY & MARY E. "MOLLIE" VENARD<br />GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER OF MARTHA BARBARA KERR<br /><br />Fan (as we all called her) lived with her grandmother [Martha Barbara Kerr Murphy] after Great Grand father [Nathan Hunt Murphy] died as did Will Dunn [s/o Martha E. Murphy, William Kerr Murphy’s sister, and wife of James M. Dunn] and one of the Doud boys. So Fan heard many stories of the family that the others didn’t know. I asked her one time to write them down for me. And what follows is what she wrote the year before she died:<br /><br />"Nathan Hunt Murphy {a wagon maker, Tailor, Shoe maker} came to Indiana [Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana] in 1837 and bought 160 A for $2500. Moved here in 1838 in February [though he and Martha Barbara and the kids are still on the 1850 Concord Twp, Miami Co, Ohio census]. There were two fields cleared. The one west of Deany Warfield’s house and the one north of that were clear. The field north of the house was an orchard. In March of 39 they commenced to get rough lumber for the Mooresburg M. E. Church. A Mr. Martin lived on the Dunn place and he helped Great Grandfather [Nathan Hunt Murphey] do the most of the carpenter work. They also furnished all the cash which was $125. The church was finished in one summer and they had church in it before Thanksgiving.<br /><br />"Great Grandfather entered 120 acres. The 40 where Chas Mitchell’s house is now (1950). Vina Brown’s 40 and a 40 west of these. They sold it while I was at g. grandmother’s for $600 and divided it among the children (Mary, Rachel, Sarah Jane, Martha & Will). He also bought 80 acres where Harvey Hiatt lived for $300.<br /><br />"Great Grandfather built a log house 7 years after he came to Ind. It stood in the Orchard north of Denny Warfield’s house. The barn was a log barn too and was South of the house.<br /><br />"Preacher Doud bought the farm just West of where the church stood. He couldn’t make a living so the people asked him to preach. I don’t know how much they paid him but they bought him a cutaway coat suit costing $30 and a silk dress for his wife. He preached for 7 or 8 years untill he died. The Douds were so poor Uncle Wills [William Kerr Murphy] raised the oldest boy (Benny) and grandmother raised Birch.<br /><br />"Uncle Ephraim Moore's people built the mill at Mooresburg. Later they sold and Uncle Will had a share. Mr. Borders and Uncle Eph (Ephraim Moore) built the Ways Mill and moved down there (north of where Starks live now 1950).<br /><br />"My mother often told me about going down to the mill and how afraid she was as there were Lynx in the woods. They would often follow her and scream. I don’t blame her. It almost scared me to death when I heard one scream one time.<br /><br />"Ma often told me about going to the Grandpap Slanes -- Aunt Elizabeth’s [Sarah Elizabeth Slane, first wife of William Kerr Murphy who died in 1873] Mother and father [Catharina and A. M. Slane]. They owned a butcher shop at Delphi. Ma told of going 3 times in one summer with Uncle Wills. They had cat fish in the shop so large grandpap would slice it like ham. A slice large enough to fill a platter.<br /><br />"Mooresburg was a Burg when our folks came -- 1850. Had 2 dry goods stores and a blacksmith’s shop. One store was where Kennards house stands (Ralph Shrader lives there now). The other was where Orin Crane’s barn is now with the Blacksmith shop between the two. Jew Phillips run the one store and a Mr. Gossage the other. Jew moved to Winamac and run a store there for a long time.<br /><br />"Jen Murphy (my aunt) [probably Sarah Jane Murphy, William’s sister] took it so hard the way grandpap Slane ate at the table. He always left his hat on, ate out of all the dishes just as tho it was a side dish for him, so Uncle Will told Jen to always give him a good helping of everything in a dish by his plate and I remember so well how he took it. He always called her Jinny. He said, "Why, Jinny, how thoughtful of you." So you see she had that problem solved.<br /><br />"I must tell you a joke. Bob Crawfords kept house for Grandpap 2 or 3 years. A book agent came one day and Bob was drunk. He told the agent Grandpap was a tumbler in Barnium’s show. Grandpap was hard of hearing and did not understand what Bob was saying. The agent told Uncle Wills when he went there and did they joke Grandpap about being a tumbler.<br /><br />"Grandpap Slane always came to visit Grandmother Murphy every 2 or 3 months. He told her one time that the people from "Virginie" were so much smarter than those in Ind. Said he went to Illinois to visit his brother and that the people there said nag instead of "hoss." Once Grandpap told Uncle Will his eyes were so bad he saw two objects instead of one. Uncle asked him if he saw two grandmothers and he said no if he did he would leave home! He had been married 2 times.<br /><br />"Martha Barbra Kerr Murphy 1806-1867 was one of 8 children 7 girls 1 boy all born in Southern Virginia. They crossed the famous Natural Bridge of VA. on their way to school.<br /> Rachel Ann Kerr Knoop - oldest - 6 children<br /> Barbara Kerr Saunders - 0<br /> John Kerr - not married<br /> Emma Kerr Scott - 5 children<br /> Fannie Kerr Scott - 3 "<br /> Allie Kerr Hance - 2 "<br /> Arena Kerr Black - 3 "<br /> Harriett Kerr Hathaway - 2 "<br /> Sarah Kerr Thierkield - 4"<br /> Mary Kerr - not married<br /><br />"Martha, Arena Black, Harriet Hathaway were college graduates. John Kerr was a lawyer -- studied law at Troy, Ohio. Went to Salt Lake City & came to visit Martha in 1885.<br /><br />"When the Kerr family lived in Virginia the family owned 1200 slaves and farmed or managed several hundred acres. When they moved to Troy, Ohio all the slaves were freed. Martha (GG) was 20 years old. 3 of the slaves came with the Kerrs as they were afraid they could not make a living without the master. They, the colored families, lived in hollow Sycamore trees untill they could build houses. Many colored people lived along the river in these large trees some of them 10 feet across.<br /><br />"In 1826 when the Kerrs moved to Troy there was a large fort and for 2 years the whites slept in the fort watched by 8 guards. The Indians were very savage to the whites but left the colored folks alone. Martha Barbara was married when she was 23 (1829). They moved to Indiana in 1850 1838 with their four children Rachel, Mary, Wm and Martha.<br /><br />"Nathan Murphy died at 56 with Hydrophobia. The Dr gave him heavy doses of morphine. He lived 5 days it took two men to take care of him. He learned the shoe maker’s trade. When his daughter Mary was 7 he made her a pair of shoes, one shoe had a round toe and the other one a square toe. He learned the wagon maker’s trade and there is where he made his money. In the summer he farmed some. Put out 80 A of corn in the river bottom and 12 acres of flax on higher ground. He always kept a hand and they boarded 2 Clark boys & Jim Murphy, Grandfather’s brother.<br /><br />"Grandmother [Martha Barbara Kerr Murphy] had a colored woman do the washing and ironing and a colored man tend the garden. They baked their yeast bread in an outside oven built in the back yard. And their corn bread in the fireplace.<br /><br />"The Miami River flowed back of their barn and the children fished in that and caught many a mess of fish.<br /><br />"Twice while they lived there the river flooded and washed out their corn by the roots. All the corn they had to feed the stock those winters was what washed down around the Sycamore trees, but it kept the stock through although they did not keep very much stock. They usually raised 4 or 500 bushels and sold it to a distillery across the river.<br /><br />"Nathan (Grandfather) [Nathan Hunt Murphy] had 3 sisters and two Brothers. William & Jim lived in Missouri. The girls were Oney, Offa & Polly Murphy Compton (Aruna Compton’s grand mother). Oney died while they lived in Ohio. Offa was scalped by the Indians and died. Grandfather’s mother was named Ovey and is burried in the Mull Cemetary [Pulaski County, Indiana].<br /><br />"There was no draft in Harrison Twp [Indiana] for the Civil War. They paid $1000 and that exempted all men in the Township. All that went volunteered.<br /><br />"Great Grandmother [Martha Barbara] had an ettiquette book which she prized very highly. She said it was essential to know all about ettiquette so she made the girls study the book. The book had been bought in Virginia.<br /><br />"When people went to Winamac in those days there was no bridge to cross the river but Tunises had a boat at their crossing South of Dead Mans Hollow so people that walked went by way of Tunises. There were fords where one could drive a team. Aunt Mary told of seeing very beautiful trees in full bloom along the river in the spring. The flowers looked like Holly hocks.<br /><br />"Once Aunt Mary walked to Winamac to buy a BROOM. She took Caroline Venard with her for company but Winamac was out of brooms and so was Star City. So grandmother made 2 out of green hickory which Ma said did very well.<br /><br />"All grain was hauled to Logansport while Grandfather [Nathan Hunt] lived and Mary went with him spring & fall to do the trading. They went one day and came back the next and tried to buy things to last six months.<br /><br />"Grandmother M [Martha Barbara] was a big woman she had a double abdomen and was very uncomfortable in hot weather. [Fan (Graffis) stayed there 10 years and received 25 cents a week for helping Aunt Jane (Sarah Jane Murphy) take care of her. She was away from home only once during the 10 years.]<br /><br />"The folks from Ohio came to visit and they all went to Will’s [William Kerr Murphy, s/o Nathan Hunt and Martha Barbara]. They brought a bobsled on the grass and G. M. [Grandmother Murphy - Martha Barbara] rode in the sled. <br /><br />"She liked to knit and made stockings for the rest of the family. Bill Dunn [s/o Martha E. Murphy and James Dunn; grandson of Martha Barbara and Nathan Hunt Murphy] said she smoked a pipe -- none of the rest of the family ever mentioned it!!!
1832
Rachel
Ann
Murphey
"THE MURPHYS ACCORDING TO FANNIE GRAFFIS"<br />EARLY HISTORY<br />BY<br />HAZEL KERK MURPHY WIESJAHN<br />DAUGHTER OF NATHAN ARCHIBALD "ARCH" MURPHY & MARY E. "MOLLIE" VENARD<br />GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER OF MARTHA BARBARA KERR<br /><br />RACHEL<br /><br />Aunt R was the oldest of the family. She had two husbands. Her first husband’s name was Eph Moore. When he died there were 2 children -- Lillian Day and Nathan. Her second husband was David Hastings one of the highly esteemed men of the church and community. Known to every one as Uncle David -- never Dave -- always David.<br /><br />She was also the fattest of the family. Her voice was fine and sharp. Grandfather had a big rocking chair bought to fit a fat man and Aunt R filled it all up when she sat in it.<br /><br />How well she liked to hitch her pony to the phaeton and come down to spend the day. in She always picked a nice warm summer day. She was quite a good seamstress and loved to piece quilts. So all the family took their scraps to her and she made many fancy comforter tops and quilts.<br /><br />The Post Office used to be in her house before the Mooresburg Store was built. In the early days Aunt Mary G used to ride a horse to Star City for the mail twice once a week after the rail road was built through to Chicago. A letter must have been a real event in those days and a daily paper something undreamed of.<br /><br />Aunt Mary and Aunt Jane attended college at Valparaiso. It was a Methodist college then and they roomed with the Methodist preacher while there. Aunt Jane’s beau never came back from the Army War of 61 so she never married. She was a good seamstress learning the Tailors trade and sewing for the Winamac tailor for several years. In later years she devoted her time to being a good cook and excellent housekeeper for her widowed brother. She not only liked to cook fancy things but she enjoyed eating them as much well as anyone. In the winter time she used to make a sweet bread seasoned with cinnamon that she called Russian bread. It was as good as cake. I never saw a recipe for it. So I think is was one of her own inventions. Like so many older folks she liked cookies and her favorite was a spiced sugar cookie with a scalloped edge. They always tasted the same -- and I never saw a burned or scorched product that she made.<br /><br />AUNT RACHEL -- WHO’S WHO<br /><br />The Author - Hazel Kerk Murphy, b. 1891; m. Henry Wiesjahn 1915; d. 1954; sister of Clancy Kerr and Chase Murphy; Grand Aunt of Allan, Marilyn, Dave, and Sue Murphy; Great Grand Aunt of Ben & Clancy Murphy and Carmen Schlatter.<br /><br />Aunt R- Rachel Ann Murphy (actually Hazel’s grand aunt); b. about 1832 in Ohio; m. Ephraim Moore 03 June 1852; m. David Hastings before 1870; William Kerr Murphy’s sister; mother of Lillie Day and Nathan Moore.<br /><br />Eph Moore - Ephraim Moore, Rachel Ann Murphy’s first husband and the father of her children Lillie Day and Nathan.<br /><br />David Hastings - Rachel Ann Murphy’s second husband and a miller. In 1870, Rachel, David and all of their children are living next door to her brother William Kerr Murphy and his family.<br /><br />Grandfather - William Kerr Murphy, b. 1835 in Ohio; d. 1901 in Indiana.<br /><br />Aunt Mary G - Mary A. Murphy (actually Hazel’s grand aunt); b. 1837/38 in Ohio; m. John Graffis 06 April 1865; William Kerr Murphy’s sister; mother of "Lizzie," Lucy, Fannie, and maybe Ed Graffis.<br /><br />Aunt Jane - Sarah Jane Murphy (actually Hazel’s grand aunt); b. 10 January 1841 in Staunton Township, Miami County, Ohio; d. 30 July 1922, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; in 1880, thirty-nine-year-old Sarah Jane is keeping house for her mother Martha Barbara Kerr next door to her brother William Kerr Murphy. Also in Martha Barbara’s household are Sarah Jane’s niece, fourteen-year-old Fannie Graffis and her nephew, twenty-one-year-old William Dunn.<br /><br />The Widowed Brother - William Kerr Murphy, b. 1835 in Ohio; d. 1901 in Indiana<br /><br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Marriages, 1845-1920<br />Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Index to Marriage Record 1840 - 1920 Inclusive Volume II Letters I to Z Inclusive; W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Winamac Compiled by Indiana Works Progress Administration 1940<br /><br />County: Pulaski <br />Name: Rachel Ann Murphey <br />Spouse: Ephraim R. Moore <br />Marriage Date: 03 Jun 1852 <br />Book: C-B <br />Original Source Page: 73<br />[see also: http://www.geocities.com/pulaski_in/pulaskimarr2.html married by Adam D. Killiam, MG]<br />-----<br />Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Index to Marriage Record 1840 - 1920 Inclusive Volume II Letters I to Z Inclusive; W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Winamac Compiled by Indiana Works Progress Administration 1940<br /><br />County: Pulaski <br />Name: Rachel A. Moore <br />Spouse: David Hastings <br />Marriage Date: 02 Mar 1870 <br />Book: C-C <br />Original Source Page: 99 <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 51 of 161<br />1860 U.S. Census, Moors Burgh Post Office, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana, p. 45 (987); 05 July 1860<br />Line 11: h/h 313/313<br />Ephraim Moore, 35, Miller, $2900/$110, b. Ohio<br />Rachel A. Moore, 28, b. Ohio<br />William, 11, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Nathan, 7, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Thomas, 3, b. Indiana<br />Lillie, 1, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 8 of 20<br />1870 U. S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Post Office: Winamac; 08 July 1870<br />Line 16: h/h 55/51<br />William H.[K.] Murphy, 35, Farmer, $300/$2000, b. Ohio<br />Sarah, 35, Keeping House, b. Indiana<br />Archibald, 11, b. Indiana, attended school w/in census year<br />Mattie, 9, b. Indiana, attended school w/in census year<br />Jennie, 3, b. Indiana<br />Martha B., 64, b. Virginia<br />Sarah, 29, b. Virginia<br />William Buchanon, 21, b. Pennsylvania<br /><br />Line 24: h/h 56/52<br />David N. Hasting, 47, Miller Flour, b. Ohio<br />Rachel [nee Murphy; Aunt Rachel, William Kerr Murphy's sister], 38, Keeping house, b. Ohio<br />Ella A., 18, b. Ohio<br />Anna, 14, b. Indiana<br />Elga N., 16, b. Indiana<br />Nathan [Moore], 16, b. Indiana<br />Thomas [Moore], 15, b. Indiana<br />Lilla [Moore], 14, b. Indiana<br />[Nathan, Thomas, and Lillie are Rachel's children by her first husband, Ephraim Moore] <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 16 of 17<br />1880 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, ED 151, Pulaski County, Indiana, page 16D<br />Line 48: h/h 142/142<br />David W. Hastings, 57, Farmer, b. Ohio; father b. Virginia; mother b. Pennsylvania<br />Rachel A.[nee Murphy] Hastings, 47, Wife, keeping house, b. Ohio; father b. Michigan; mother b. Virginia<br />Edward Graffis, 11, nephew, works on farm, b. Indiana; father b. Ohio; mother b. Indiana
~1839
Mary
A.
Murphey
"THE MURPHYS ACCORDING TO FANNIE GRAFFIS"<br />EARLY HISTORY<br />BY<br />HAZEL KERK MURPHY WIESJAHN<br />DAUGHTER OF NATHAN ARCHIBALD "ARCH" MURPHY & MARY E. "MOLLIE" VENARD<br />GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER OF MARTHA BARBARA KERR<br /><br />MARY<br /><br />A M was a very pious person. Her husband had died shortly after the war and left her with L L F E, four small children. She packed them up and came back to G Grandmother. G[randfather] gave her 40 acres beside his she built a cabin and raised her family with the aid of a pension.<br /><br />After G Gfather died she let one of her girls stay with G Gmother until she died.<br />A. M. was very much interested in politics and what the govt was doing. How Congress was going to do this or that. She took a daily paper and read a great deal. About twice a year she would come to our house and explain it all to mother. Father read all those things but didn’t take time to explain them to the family and mother was so busy cooking 3 meals a day, doing all the sewing and mending, washing and ironing for 5 and sometimes 6 that she didn’t have any time left for the ups & downs problems [of the nation] ups & downs of the nation. The country church and school were all the farther she she was could vitally interested in give time for. Anyway Washington and Congress seemed a long way off.<br /><br />When Grandfathers first wife died A. M. brought her family united it with Gfs 3 and kept house for him for a couple of years. She wasn’t too good a cook and father used to say A. M. always burned something when she cooked a meal, and if she was only cooking one thing she would burn that!<br /><br />The children had a fine time and often talked of the things they did together. One of the big achievements of my father and Ed Graffis was to make a little wagon wheels and all. How they prized that wagon. I wonder if the boys of today would have as much engunity as that. Sometimes I doubt it.<br /><br />[A. M.] Loved her church and was a faithful attendant until rheumatism crippled her until so she was not able to get there. She took her R very seriously and felt a deep interest in the spiritual life of the community. She favored new things to bring interest into the meetings like -- The organ piano and music and thought it quite a joke when Charly Dunn played a Solo on a horn coronet and oone of the oldest trustees got up in meeting and said "It was time to dehorn the church".<br /><br />The pioneers were sturdy strong and God fearing and instilled that into their children and hoped they would hand it on down to each generation as they came along.<br /><br />AUNT MARY -- WHO’S WHO<br /><br />The Author - Hazel Kerk Murphy, b. 1891; m. Henry Wiesjahn 1915; d. 1954; sister of Clancy Kerr and Chase Murphy; Grand Aunt of Allan, Marilyn, Dave, and Sue Murphy; Great Grand Aunt of Ben & Clancy Murphy and Carmen Schlatter<br /><br />Great Grandmother - Martha Barbara Kerr, b. 1807 in Virginia; d. 1887 in Indiana<br /><br />Great Grandfather - Nathan Hunt Murphy, b. 1804 in Michigan; d. 1860 in Indiana<br /><br />Grandmother - Sarah Caraline "Callie" Smith (actually Hazel’s step-grandmother)<br /><br />Grandfather - William Kerr Murphy, b. 1835 in Ohio; d. 1901 in Indiana<br /><br />Grandfather’s First Wife - Sarah Elizabeth Slane, b. 1835; d. 1873 (the real grandmother Hazel never knew)<br /><br />Father - Nathan Archibald "Arch" Murphy, b. 1859; d. 1929<br /><br />Mother - Mary E. Venard, b. 1865; d. 1955<br /><br />A. M. - Aunt Mary (actually Hazel’s grand aunt); Mary A. Murphy, b. 1837; m. John Graffis, , 1865; William Kerr Murphy’s sister; mother of Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie," Lucy Jane, Fannie, and maybe an Edward Graffis<br /><br />A. M.’s husband - John Graffis, Civil War Veteran, b. 1839; d. between 1871 - 1880. His regiment was at the Battle of Vicksburg in June of 1863 and was defeated at Sterling’s Plantation near Morganza in September of 1863. Half of its forces were captured and the prisoners were held for many months at Tyler, Texas. John mustered out on 21 September 1864. The Civil War widow’s pension was filed in 1877.<br /><br />L, L, F, and E - "Lizzie," Lucy, Fannie, and Ed (?)<br /><br />The Girl Who Stayed with Great Grandmother - Fannie Graffis was twelve years old in 1880 where she is listed on the Census in the same household as her grandmother, Martha Barbara Kerr.<br /><br />Ed Graffis - speculating that this is "Lizzie," Lucy, and Fannie’s brother Edward of whom there is no record ... yet<br /><br />Charly Dunn - perhaps this is a brother to William Dunn, William (b. 1860) is the son of Martha E. Murphy (Aunt Martha in Hazel’s reminiscences, Mary’s sister) and James Dunn. William is Hazel’s first cousin one time removed.
1841 - 1922
Sarah
Jane
Murphey
81
81
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 14 of 14<br />1920 U. S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana<br />27 January 1920; Enumerator: CLANCY K. MURPHY<br />Line 54: h/h 161/162<br />Sarah J. Murphy, Head, Rents, 78, single, reads & writes, b. Ohio; father b. Michigan; mother b. Virginia; none<br />Line 55: Farm, h/h 162/163<br />Mary A. Graffis, Head, Owns farm free, 82, widowed, reads & writes, b. Ohio; father b. Michigan; mother b. Virginia; farmer<br />Fanny Graffis, daughter, 50, single, reads & writes, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Ohio; dressmaker<br />Line 66: Farm, h/h 165/166<br />Clancy K. Murphy, Head, Rents, 30, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; Farmer<br />Alma Murphy, Wife, 28, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; none<br />Line 68: Farm, h/h 166/167; 28 January 1920<br />Nathan A. Murphy, Head, Owns farm free, 60, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio; Farmer<br />Mary E. Murphy, Wife, 53, reads & writes, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio; none<br />Chase Murphy, Son, 26, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana; Laborer on Home farm<br />-----<br />“The Murphys According to Fannie Graffis”<br />Early History by Hazel Kerk Murphy Wiesjahn<br /><br />“Jen Murphy (my aunt) [Sarah Jane Murphy] took it so hard the way grandpap Slane ate at the table. He always left his hat on, ate out of all the dishes just as tho it was a side dish for him, so Uncle Will told Jen to always give him a good helping of everything in a dish by his plate and I remember so well how he took it. He always called her Jinny. He said, “Why, Jinny, how thoughtful of you.” So you see she had that problem solved.<br />-----<br />From Marilyn Murphy's collection of obituaries and newspaper clippings:<br />"Sarah Jane Murphey<br />Miss Sarah Jane Murphey passed away at the home of her sister Mrs. Mary A. Graffis of the Mooresburg vicinity July 30, at the age of 81 years, 6 months and 20 days.<br />She was born in Stanton, Ohio, January 10, 1841. She came with her parents to Pulaski county in 1850 and has resided here ever since. Her going removes one of the oldest citizens of this community.<br /><br />"COURT HOUSE NOTES<br />The will of the late Sarah Jane Murphey, written in 1908 was filed this week. The will bequeaths to a niece Frances Graffis $200; one-fourth of estate to the Wm. N. Dunn heirs; one-twelfth to Lillie D. Monroe, Nathan H. Moore and Thos. R. Moore, Nathan Murphey, Martha Murphey and Chas. Murphey; further one-fourth of estate to Mary A. Graffis. The will nominates Nathan A. Murphey as executor.
1843 - 1904
Martha
E.
Murphey
60
60
Ancestry.com Images Online, image 54<br />1860 U.S. Census, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana, Post Office: Moorsburgh, 6 July 1860<br />Line 30: h/h 229/229<br />William Murphy, 25, Miller, $28.33/$300, b. Ohio<br />Sarah E. [nee Slane] Murphy, 25, b. Indiana<br />Nathan A. Murphy, 1, b. Indiana<br />Line 33: h/h<br />James M. Dunn, 21, Farm Laborer, $150, b. Indiana<br />Martha E. [nee Murphy] Dunn, 17, b. Ohio<br />William N. Dunn, 9 months, b. Indiana<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 21 of 22<br />1870 U.S. Census, Tippecanoe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; Post Office: Monterey; 23 July 1870<br />Line 29: h/h 164/142<br />Benedict Meeks, 31, Farmer, $6300/$1000, b. Ohio<br />Martha [nee Murphy] Meeks, 27, Keeping House, b. Ohio<br />William Dunn, 10, b. Indiana<br />Leroy Meeks, 9, b. Ohio<br />Lewis Meeks, 2, b. Indiana <br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 7 of 27<br />1880 U.S. Census, District 148, Tippecanoe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 08 June 1880<br />Line 8: h/h 63/66<br />Benjamin D. Meeks, 41, Farmer, b. Ohio; father b. Pennsylvania; mother b. Ohio<br />Martha E. [nee Murphy] Meeks, 37, wife, Keeping House; b. Ohio; father b. Ohio; mother b. Virginia<br />Elroy B. Meeks, 18, son, single, Laborer, b. Ohio <1862><br />Lewis H. Meeks, 12, son, single, at home, b. Indiana <1868><br />Hattie M. Meeks, 3, Daughter, single, at home, b. Indiana <1877><br /><br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 10 of 17<br />1880 Federal Census, District 151, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana<br />Enumeration date: 12 June 1880<br />h/h 84/84<br />Murphy, Martha [Martha Barbara Kerr, widow of Nathan Hunt Murphy], 73, keeping house; b. VA; parents b. VA<br />Sarah Jane, 39, daughter, keeping house; b. OH; father b. OH; mother b. VA<br />Dunn, William [Martha E. Murphy's son], 20, grandson, working on farm; b. IN; father b. KY; mother b. IN<br />Graffis, Fannie [Mary A. Murphey's daughter], 12, granddaughter, at home; b. IN, father b. OH, mother b. IN<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 15 of 25<br />1900 U.S. Census, District 90, Tippecanoe Township, Pulaski County, Indiana; 14, 15 June 1900<br />Line 6: h/h 149/149<br />Dye Meek, Head, b. April 1836, 65, married 33 years, b. Ohio; father b. Pennsylvania; mother b. Ohio; Farmer; owns farm<br />Martha E., wife, b. May 1843, 57, married 33 years; 5 children, 2 living, b. Ohio; father b. Ohio; mother b. Virginia<br />Robert H., son, b. April 1868, 32, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Ohio; school teacher<br />-----<br />1904 Pulaski County Vintage News<br />http://www.rootsweb.com/~inpulask/VintageNews/1904-PulaskiCo.html<br />Feb. 04, 1904 <br />Mrs. Meeks died Saturday shortly before noon. Paralysis, coupled with uraemic poisoning caused her death. Her age was sixty years, eight months and sixteen days. She came to this county during the forties, and has lived here ever since except a few years in Illinois. Her first husband, James Dunn, died in 1865, and she was married in 1867 to Dye Meeks, who died a couple of years ago. She leaves two children, Rev. W. N. Dunn of Rosedale [Parke County, Indiana] and R. H. Meeks of this county [Pulaski County, Indiana]. The funeral was held Monday at the M.E. church, services there by Rev. A. J. Waller being followed by burial on the hill. <br /><br />USGenNet Perpetual Calendar<br />http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/petcal/2000.htm<br />Saturday before February 4, 1904 = January 30, 1904<br />Birth Date Calculator<br />http://longislandgenealogy.com/birth.html<br />Born: 14 May 1843<br />-----<br />"The Murphys According to Fannie Graffis"<br />Early History by Hazel Kerk Murphy Wiesjahn<br /><br />[The author, Hazel, is the daughter of Nathan Archibald "Arch" Murphy and Mary E. "Mollie" Venard. She is the granddaughter of William Kerr Murphy and Sarah Elizabeth Slane; and the great granddaughter of Nathan Hunt Murphy and Martha Barbara Kerr.]<br /><br />AUNT MARTHA<br /><br />Aunt Martha was not here very often. She had married young to James Dunn who soon died leaving one son Will. Aunt M brought him home to live with G.G. and Aunt Mary untill he was old enough to go to college. He worked his way through DePaw and became the only Methodist preacher in the family.<br /><br />His mother remarried but did not live near the rest of the folks. She was small and had curly bangs.<br /><br />One summer she came home to visit the relatives spending two or three weeks at each home. After she left we didn’t hear anything about her untill her death.<br /><br />It was quite an event one summer when Fan and Aunt Jane went to visit Will Dunn when he was preaching in Terre Haute.<br /><br />AUNT MARTHA -- WHO’S WHO<br /><br />The Author - Hazel Kerk Murphy, b. 1891; m. Henry Wiesjahn 1915; d. 1954; d/o Nathan Archibald Murphy and Mary Venard; sister of Clancy Kerr and Chase Murphy; Grand Aunt of Allan, Marilyn, Dave, and Sue Murphy; Great Grand Aunt of Ben & Clancy Murphy and Carmen Schlatter.<br /><br />Aunt Martha/Aunt M - Martha E. Murphy (Hazel’s grand aunt); b. 14 May 1843 in Ohio; m. James M. Dunn, 1860; d/o Nathan Hunt Murphey & Martha Barbara Kerr; sister to Rachel Ann, William Kerr, Mary A. & Sarah Jane Murphy; mother of William N. Dunn.<br /><br />James Dunn - James M. Dunn, husband to Martha E. Murphy, b. 1839 in Indiana. In 1860, twenty-one-year-old James, seventeen-year-old Martha E., and nine-month-old William N. Dunn are living next to the Grist Mill in Mooresburgh (Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana) right next door to Martha's twenty-five-year-old brother William Kerr, his wife Sarah Elizabeth Slane, and Baby "Arch" who is a year old. Just up the road is the household of Martha E. and William Kerr Murphy's parents, Nathan Hunt Murphy and Martha Barbara Kerr. Nathan and Martha Barbara's children still at home are Mary A. & Sarah Jane. The Doud boys are boarding with the Nathan Hunt Murphy family.<br /><br />Will Dunn - William N. Dunn, son of Martha E. Murphy and James M. Dunn; b. October 1859. He was a Methodist Episcopal Minister in the Indiana Northwest Conference from 1887 to 1900. He had the Terre Haute-Montrose circuit from 1896 through 1898.<br /><br />Aunt Mary - Mary A. Murphy (Hazel’s grand aunt); b. 1837/38 in Ohio; m. John Graffis 06 April 1865; d/o Nathan Hunt Murphey & Martha Barbara Kerr; mother of "Lizzie," Lucy, Fannie, and Ed Graffis.<br /><br />G. G. - Great Grandmother, Martha Barbara Kerr, b. 1807 in Virginia; d. 1887 in Indiana<br /><br />Fan - Fannie Graffis was twelve years old in 1880 where she is listed on the Census in the same household as her grandmother, Martha Barbara Kerr. Fannie is the daughter of Mary A. Murphy & John Graffis.<br /><br />Aunt Jane - Sarah Jane Murphy (Hazel’s grand aunt); b. 10 January 1841 in Staunton Township, Miami County, Ohio; d. 30 July 1922, Harrison Township, Pulaski County, Indiana. She is the daughter of Nathan Hunt Murphey and Martha Barbara Kerr. Sarah Jane never married.
Ephraim
R.
Moore
>1852
Lillie
Day
Moore
Lee
Monroe
>1852
Nathan
Moore
D. Between 1871-1880
John
Graffis
JOHN GRAFFIS <br />Residence: Star City, Indiana<br />Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 30 August 1861. Enlisted in Company A, 26th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 30 August 1861. Mustered out on 21 September 1864<br /><br />Name of Regiment: 26th Infantry Regiment Indiana<br />Date of Organization: 31 August 1861<br />Muster Date: 11 January 1866 <br />Regiment Type: Infantry<br />Officers Killed or Mortally Wounded: 0<br />Officers Died of Disease or Accident: 96<br />Enlisted Killed or Mortally Wounded: 3<br />Enlisted Died of Disease or Accident: 265<br /><br />Regimental History:<br />Twenty-sixth Infantry INDIANA<br />(3 years)<br /><br />Twenty-sixth Infantry. Cols., William M. Wheatley, John G. Clark; Lieut.-Cols., Richard O'Neal, John G. Clark, Augustine D. Rose, Newton A. Logan; Majs., John G. Clark, Augustine D. Rose, Harvey Johnson, Newton A. Logan, Alden H. Jumper.<br /><br />This regiment was organized at Indianapolis and was mustered in Aug. 31, 1861. It left the state Sept. 7, and reported at St. Louis, where it joined Fremont's forces in the<br />campaign to Springfield.<br /><br />It returned to Sedalia and engaged in railroad guard duty until July 1862, when it moved with the army into southern Missouri, engaging in the battles at Newtonia, Prairie Grove, Ark., and Van Buren. At Prairie Grove it was conspicuously <br />engaged, losing heavily.<br /><br />It was on guard duty until May 1, 1863, and was then ordered to join Grant's army at Vicksburg, where it was actively engaged in the trenches until the surrender. It went up the Yazoo river in July, recaptured Yazoo City, was stationed at Port Hudson after its surrender, and subsequently at Carrolton, La.<br /><br />The regiment was engaged at Stirling's Plantation, near Morganza, where it was defeated and had almost half its force captured, the prisoners being taken to Tyler,<br />Tex., and held for many months.<br /><br />The regiment accompanied Gen. Herron's expedition to Texas in October, landing at Brazos Santiago and moving to Brownsville on the Mexican frontier.<br /><br />It reenlisted Feb. 1, 1864, and was on a furlough during April. It returned to the field in Louisiana on June 1, and was assigned to garrison duty at Fort Butler where it remained until the spring of 1865. On Feb. 18, 1865, the recruits of the 60th regiment were transferred to the 26th, and the regiment was ordered to Mobile in March as part of the 16th corps, participating in the siege and assault upon Spanish Fort.<br /><br />Upon the occupation of Mobile after its surrender, the regiment was assigned to duty in the city, but was subsequently moved to Meridian, Miss., and thence to Macon. A <br />detachment of those whose term had expired was mustered out in Sept. 1865, and the remainder was mustered out Jan. 15, 1866.<br /><br />The original strength was 1,024; gain by recruits, 725; reenlistments, 248; total. 1,997. Loss by death, 336; desertion, 38; unaccounted for, 36.<br /><br />Source: The Union Army, vol. 3<br /><br />Battles Fought<br /><br />Fought at Atchafalaya, LA.<br />Fought on 19 September 1861 at Glasgow, MO.<br />Fought on 20 September 1861 at Glasgow, MO.<br />Fought on 19 June 1862.<br />Fought on 07 December 1862 at Prairie Grove, AR.<br />Fought on 27 May 1863 at Pilot Knob, MO.<br />Fought on 27-30 June at Vicksburg, MS.<br />Fought on 29 September 1863 at Camp Sterling, LA.<br />Fought on 12 November 1863 at Tyler, TX.<br />Fought on 01 April 1865 at Spanish Fort, AL.<br />Fought on 12 December 1865 at Artesia, MS.<br /><br />Sources: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana. (INRoster) Published in 1865-66 by Holloway
~1866
Mary Elizabeth
"Lizzie"
Graffis
~1868
Fannie
Graffis
~1871
Lucy
Jane
Graffis
1834 - 1890
John
Franklin
Collins
55
55
1860<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 29 of 60<br />1860 U.S. Census, Addison Twp., Shelby Co., Indiana; Post Office: Shelbyville; 16 June 1860<br />Line 26: h/h 209/209<br />Anderson Collins, 53, Farmer, $3900/$900; b. Kentucky<br />Amanda [Richart, 2nd wife], 45, b. Kentucky<br />Allen, 29, Farmer, b. Indiana<br />Elizabeth, 27, b. Indiana<br />John, 25, Farm Laborer, b. Indiana<br />William, 21, Farm Laborer, b. Indiana<br />David, 20, Farm Laborer, b. Indiana<br />Paulina/Perlina, 17, b. Indiana, attended school<br />[Anderson and Amanda's children:]<br />Isaac J., 10, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Vermilliam, 8, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Mary S., 5, b. Indiana<br />Thomas E., 3, b. Indiana<br />Monroe Peyton [Amanda and Valentine's son?], 22, Farm Laborer, $400, b. Illinois<br /><br />Line 39: h/h 200/210<br />Elias Collins, 50, Farmer, $3290, b. Kentucky; cannot read & write<br />Sarah, 46, b. North Carolina; cannot read & write<br />-----<br />1870<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 58 of 67<br />1870 U.S. Census, Addison Twp., Shelby Co., Indiana; Post Office: Shelbyville, Indiana; 29 August 1870<br />Line 29: h/h 318/318<br />Anderson [looks like Andrew] Collins, 63, Farmer, $7000/$1500; b. Kentucky<br />Amanda Collins, 54, Keeping House, b. Kentucky<br />Isaac J., 20, At Home, b. Indiana<br />Vermilline, 18, M, At Home, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Mary S., 16, At Home, b. Indiana, attended school<br />Thos., 14, At Home, b. Indiana, attended school<br />h/h 317/317<br />John Collins, 39, Farmer, $700, b. Indiana<br />Jemima Collins, 30, Keeping House, b. Kentucky<br />John, 3, b. Indiana<br />Sallie, 10 mos., b. Indiana, Aug.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, images 7 & 8 of 31<br />1880 U.S. Census, Addison Township-West, Shelby County, Indiana, p. 241<br />Enumeration District 207<br />Enumeration Date: 7 June 1880<br />Line 47: h/h 60/64 <br />John Collins, 45, married, Farmer, Consumption, b. Indiana; father b. Kentucky, mother b. North Carolina<br />Jemima Collins, 40, married, Keeping house, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br />John F. [JOHN FRANKLIN], 13, Son, single, Works on farm, attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Sarah M., 11, Daughter, single, At home, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />M. Edward, 8, Son, single, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Ola J., 5 Daughter, single, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />M. Ella [MAUDE ELLEN], 3, Daughter, single, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother, b. Kentucky<br />Clara [ Should be CLARENCE LEWIS], b. June, 1879, age 11 mos., b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky
1840 - 1894
Jemima
Phillips
54
54
1867
John
Franklin,
Jr. Collins
1870
Sarah M.
"Sallie"
Collins
1871
M.
Edward
Collins
1873
Ola J.
Collins
1879 - 1927
Clarence
Lewis
Collins
48
48
Ancestry.com Images Online, images 7 & 8 of 31<br />1880 U.S. Census, Addison Township-West, Shelby County, Indiana, p. 241<br />Enumeration District 207<br />Enumeration Date: 7 June 1880<br />Line 47: h/h 60/64 John Collins, 45, married, Farmer, Consumption, b. Indiana; father b. Kentucky, mother b. North Carolina<br />Jemima Collins, 40, married, Keeping house, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br />John F. [JOHN FRANKLIN], 13, Son, single, Works on farm, attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Sarah M. [SALLIE], 11, Daughter, single, At home, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />M. Edward, 8, Son, single, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />Ola J., 5 Daughter, single, , attended school within year, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />M. Ella [MAUDE ELLEN], 3, Daughter, single, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother, b. Kentucky<br />Clara [CLARENCE LEWIS], b. June, 1879, age 11 mos., b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 15 of 24<br />http://www.ancestry.com/search/io/chooseed.asp?c=4&f7=IN&county=Tipton&township=All+Townships<br />1900 U.S. Census, Liberty Township, TIpton County, Indiana, p. 167<br />Enumeration District 125, Sheet 8; Enumeration Date: 13 June 1900<br />Line 26: h/h 98/98 Sallie Collins, Head, b. August 1870, age 30, single, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky; Farmer; reads, writes, speaks English; owns farm, #88<br />Ola Collins, Sister, b. October 1873, age 24, single, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky; reads, writes, speaks English<br />Clara [CLARENCE LEWIS] Collins, b. June 1879, age 20, single, b. Indiana; father b. Indiana; mother b. Kentucky; reads, writes, speaks English
1818 - 1890
Beverly
H.
Phillips
72
72
~1820
Martha
Richardson
1871
Wilbur
W.
Hottel
Washington County, Indiana<br />Index to "Marriage Record" 1850 - 1920 Inclusive; Volume I, Letters A to L Inclusive<br />W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office - Salem Compiled by Federal Works Agency Work Projects Administration of Indiana 1941<br />County: Washington <br />Name: Wilbur Hottel <br />Spouse: Josephine Trueblood <br />Marriage Date: 16 Feb 1895 <br />Book: K <br />Original Source Page: 551<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Indiana Births, 1880-1920 <br />Father: Hottel, Wilbur<br />Mother: Trudblood [Should be Trueblood, Josephine]<br />Gender, Birth Date: M, 28 Jun 1895<br />Book: H-4 page 24<br />County: Washington <br />Reference: Washington County, Indiana Birth Record 1882-1920<br />-----<br />1900 U.S. Census, Washington County, Indiana, Washington Twp., Town of Salem, District 142<br />Twenty-eight-year-old Wilbur has been married to Josephine for five years. Josephine is twenty-two. Their son, Henly, b. 1895, is four. Wilbur is serving as a deputy clerk.<br />-----<br />Ancestry.com Images Online, image 33<br />1920 U.S. Census, Washington Township, Washington County, Indiana<br />Salem - town<br />Enumeration Date: 15 & 26 January 1920 Enumeration District 195<br />Line 9; 206 Mulberry Street h/h 418/438 Hottel, Wilbur W., Head; owns home, free; married, 49, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana, lawyer, general practice<br />Josephine, Wife, 41, married, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana<br />Neva, Daughter, 19, single, b. Indiana; parents b. Indiana, attended school within census year<br />-----<br />
1877 - 1961
Joseph
B.
Wright
84
84
Harry
M.
Wright
Ralph
C.
Wright
Robert
L.
Wright
~1887
Pearl
Dunaway
1908: Miss Pearl Dunaway, age 21, b. Henry County m. W.B. Childers, motorman, age 23, resident of Jefferson County, Kentucky, born Jefferson County, Kentucky married at Campbellsburg, Henry County, Kentucky 3 September 1908. Witnesses: Hurley McAllister, E.B. Staten, by Charles L. Gram, Jr.
1888 - 1971
Mabel
Dunaway
83
83
1891 - 1976
Josie
Ann
Dunaway
85
85
~1898
Curtis
Dunaway
~1902
Henry
M.
Dunaway
1885 - 1975
William
Brent
Childers
89
89
1908: W.B. Childers, motorman, age 23, resident of Jefferson County, Kentucky, born Jefferson County, Kentucky married at Campbellsburg, Henry County, Kentucky 3 September 1908. Witnesses: Hurley McAllister, E.B. Staten, by Charles L. Gram, Jr.
1860 - 1926
Benjamin
Franklin
Butler
66
66
Benjamin Franklin “Ben” Butler was born on the 26th of November 1860 on the Pendleton Farm in Trimble County, Kentucky. He died March 17, 1926 in Trimble County and was buried at Moffett Cemetery on that high ridge in Trimble County that overlooks the Ohio River. <br /><br />Mark Collis Butler, Junior relates in "The Butler & Farley Families of Trimble County, Kentucky" that "Joseph Forest and Nancy Jane Pendleton Butler were last mentioned as newly married and living with her parents on the Pendleton Farm. Their first child Benjamin Franklin was born there on 26 February 1860.”<br /><br />In 1859 Joseph Forest Butler married Nancy Jane Pendleton (the Butler and Pendleton families being not unwealthy farmers in Trimble County Kentucky). The young newlyweds move in with Nancy Jane's parents Robert H. and Sarah "Sally" Peak Pendleton and in February of 1860 their son, Benjamin Franklin Butler, is born on the Pendleton Farm on the banks of the Little Kentuck River. <br /><br />Throughout the years, seven more children (Sallie, Mary, Charley, Joseph, Ely, John and Mark C.) are born to Joseph F. and Nancy Jane.<br /><br />Robert H. Pendleton and Robert's son, John R. Pendleton, were staunch supporters of the Confederacy. Ben’s father, Joseph F. Butler served with the 54th Kentucky Mounted Infantry (a Kentucky Union regiment) while Ben's uncle John R. Pendleton gave his life for the South in his first encounter with the Yankees at the Battle of Mount Sterling.<br /><br />The War ends and, blood being thicker than water, Robert H., wife Sally, and assorted other Pendletons and Butlers head to Missouri in 1866. 1870 sees them back in Trimble County on Robert H's farm in Cooper's Bottom below Milton. Five years later Joseph F. Butler and his wife Nancy Jane Pendleton Butler strike out on their own by purchasing a farm in the Liberty neighborhood of Trimble County where a fifteen year-old Ben is probably setting the tobacco plants or pruning fruit trees on his father’s fine farm of 147 acres. <br /><br />One can only speculate on how Ben filled the ensuing years, but there is a burgeoning household in 1880 in Trimble County where eighteen year-old Ben is the oldest son working on the farm for his father. Sallie, fifteen, and Mary, twelve, are both attending school. Charles is nine. Joseph is six. There is a little brother named Carp who is three. And, baby brother John is the youngest at age two. <br /><br />[Ben's grandchildren, Bula Fay Butler and Benjamin Franklin Curry, remember that his first wife was named Lillie and that Ben and Lillie had two little girls, Allie and Mary.] <br /><br />When Ben was twenty-seven he courted then married nineteen year-old Lillian Clara Trout on the 18th of October 1888. Ben and Lillie lived on a farm near Milton in Trimble County, Kentucky. Lillie and Ben's children were Allie, who was born the 16th of August 1890; Mary who was born the 2nd of March 1893; and Laura Brook. Baby Laura was born on the 19th of July 1894 and lived only a few weeks. She died on the 9th of August. Her mother, Lillie Clara, died on October 15th, only a few months after having given birth to Laura Brook. Lillie Clara was buried at Moffett Cemetery.<br /><br />[Benjamin Franklin Curry, grandson of Benjamin Franklin Butler and son of Allie Butler and E. H. Curry, provided a copy of Mary Brook and Ben’s marriage certificate.]<br /><br />"This is to certify that Benjamin F. Butler and Mary Brook Troute were united by me in Holy Matrimony at her home on the Sixth day of November in the year of our Lord 1895 in Presence of G. L. Cooper and Ida M. Cooper. Signed James E. Payne"<br /><br />Ben was thirty-four and Mary Brook was twenty-one when their marriage was witnessed by Mary Brook's uncle Gibson L. Cooper and his wife Ida M. A bit more than a year later, William Franklin Butler was born on the 15th of October 1896. Mary and Allie had a little brother. Sadly though, within his first four years in Trimble County, William lost a baby brother or sister. In that same time span, Mary Brook also lost her uncle Gibson L Cooper and her grandfather Lindsey Anderson Cooper.<br /><br />1900 U. S. Census<br />West Milton Township, District #1, Trimble County, Kentucky; by W. Willis<br />Benjamin Butler, b. November 1860, age 39, married 5 years, b. Kentucky;<br />parents b. Kentucky; farmer by occupation<br />Mary, wife, b. April 1874, age 26, married 5 years; 2 children born, 1 living;<br />b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br />Allie, daughter, b. August 1890, age 9, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br />William, son, b. October 1896, age 3, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br /><br />According to the same 1900 U. S. Census of West Milton Township, widowed, twenty-nine year-old Ida M. Cooper, is living with her widowed mother-in-law, Matilda Ann Cooper. Matilda is Matilda Ann Luckett Cooper, widow of Lindsey Anderson Cooper. Matilda and Lindsey are the parents of Ruhama Cooper and the grandparents of the four Trout sisters. Ida M. is the widow of Gibson L. Cooper - Ruhama‘s brother and Mary Brook's uncle. Gibson L. and Ida M. Cooper were witnesses at Ben’s and Mary Brook Trout’s wedding.<br /><br />In 1900 thirty-nine year-old Ben is farming in West Milton Township with his wife of five years, twenty-six year-old Mary Brook. Nine year-old Allie has been joined by three year-old William. Allie’s little sister and William’s big sister, seven year-old Mary, is living with her grandparents, William Francis and Ruhama Cooper Trout and the children‘s seventeen year-old aunt, Daisy June Trout.<br /><br />Only a year after that census was taken, Mary Brook died on 27 November 1901. She and Ben had been married just six years. Mary Brook is also buried at Moffett Cemetery<br /><br />Ben's children, Allie, thirteen; Mary, eleven; and William, seven, found a new mother when Ben married Brook Baker in 1903. And William finally got a little brother for his birthday that year when George was born on October 22nd. Five years later, Bula B. was born on May 14, 1908.<br /><br />1910 U. S. Census<br />West Milton Twp., Trimble County, Kentucky, p. 27; by Burr R. Callis<br />Benjamin F. Butler, age 49, married twice; married 7 years, b. Kentucky; <br />parents b. Kentucky; farmer by occupation<br />Brook, wife, age 47, married once; married 7 years; 2 children born, 2 living; <br />b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br />Allie, daughter, age 19, b. Kentucky [16 Aug 1890]<br />William F., son, age 13, b. Kentucky [15 Oct 1896]<br />George W., son, age 6, b. Kentucky [22 Oct 1903]<br />Beulah B., daughter, age 2, b. Kentucky [14 May 1908]<br /><br />[Mary Butler is not listed on this census with her father and new stepmother. She is seventeen years old and in five years she will marry Amer Ash and they will go west to Missouri, Oklahoma, and California.]<br /><br />1920 U. S. Census, West Milton Township, Trimble County, Kentucky<br />William F. Butler, enumerator, 2 January 1920<br />Benjamin F. Butler, age 59, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky; farmer by occupation<br />Brooke H., wife, age 57, b. Kentucky; father b. Kentucky; mother b. Virginia<br />William F., son, age 23, single, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky; farmer by occupation<br />George W., son, age 16, single, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br />Bulah B., daughter, age 12, b. Kentucky; parents b. Kentucky<br /><br />Trimble County Historical Society, Obituaries from Trimble County, Kentucky <br /><br />Benjamin Franklin Butler, 65, died 17 March 1926. Burial Moffett Cemetery. A lifelong resident of Trimble County, Kentucky, Mr. Butler is survived by his widow the former Miss Brook Baker, and the following children: Mrs. Mary Asher, William Butler, Mrs. Allie Curry, George W. and Miss
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