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Published by The Researchers, Indianapolis
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Seller: Legacy Books, Louisville, KY, U.S.A.Legacy Books
Contact seller5-star sellerSoft cover. Condition: Good. Volume 2, No. 3, February, 1985, 4to, pp87-128, index. Wrps. G. Includes: Clay County (Newspaper Excerpts, Weekly Democrat, Bowling Green IN, 1858-1860), (Clay County Enterprise, Knightsville, 1872), (Clay County Echo, 1875); Boone County (Mortality Schedule 1850, deaths occurring between June 1, 184…9 and May 31, 1850); Rush County (Excerpts from the History of Rush County, Indiana, Brant & Fuller, 1888); Warren County (Marriages from Marriage Record Book I and Record Book A. 1828-1833); Randolph County (Soldiers buried in Randolph County, probably Civil War, some War of 1812); Some Randolph County residents who received pensions for military service; Wayne County (Township sketches from the History of Wayne County, 1872); Fayette County (Invitations to funerals mid 1800s); Hamilton County, continued from Volume 2, Number 1,of residents of Adams Twp as listed in The People's Guide, A Directory of Hamilton County, IN 1874); Morgan County (1870 Federal Census, Ashland Twp, P.O. Martinsville, 5th Aug 1870); Notes on some interrelated Mitchell and Rutherford Families, by Don T. Mitchell (John S. Rutherford 1770-1849 and William Mitchell 1770-1820).
Language: English
Published by The Researchers, Indianapolis
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Seller: Legacy Books, Louisville, KY, U.S.A.Legacy Books
Contact seller5-star sellerSoft cover. Condition: Good. Volume 1, No. 1, August, 1983, 4to, 40pp. Wrps. G. Includes: Hamilton County - People's Guide, (from a directory published in 1874); Shelby County- Newspaper Excerpts, (From the 1853 INDIANA VOLUNTEER); Union County, marriages (1821-1826); Johnson County Citizenship Declarations (1860s); Wheeler Ceme…tery Inscriptions, (Tipton County); Fountain County (Death Dates of Persons, 90 or older who died 1882-1920); Parke County (Abstracts from Will Record Book 1, 1833-1836); Vigo County (Members of St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church of Terre Haute, 1900); Wayne County, (A Partial List from the Directory and Soldiers' Register, 1865); Morgan County, (1870 Federal Census); Rush County, (Divorces listed in Order Book 1, 1822-1832).
Language: English
Published by The Researchers, Indianapolis
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Seller: Legacy Books, Louisville, KY, U.S.A.Legacy Books
Contact seller5-star sellerSoft cover. Condition: Good. Volume 2, No. 2, November, 1984, 4to, pp45-86, index. Wrps. VG. Includes: Clinton County-1830 Federal Census; Delaware County-Citizenship Declarations. The original record book is located in the County Clerk's office, Muncie, IN. Most are dated 1840s and 1850s; Owen County-Deaths. Death dates of pers…ons 90 or older who died in Owen County, 1882-1920; Owen County-Biographical Sketch. Lawrence Adams, a native of Ireland, born April 22, 1804, married to Mary Blair; Hancock County-Probate Court Records. Court records from Probate Order Book, 1828-1843; Henry County-Biographical Sketches. Noble Butler, born May 30, 1826 / Aquila Davis, born December 6, 1813 / Frank Phelman, born March 23, 1837 / Thomas Runyan, born January 25, 1799 / David H. Conwell, born April 19, 1854 / Jackson Smith, born May 22, 1820 / Philip Stiggleman, born March 22, 1819 / Jonathan Tweedy, born October, 1807 / Charles Cummins, born September 18, 1839 / David Kutz, born January 27, 1851; Johnson County-Old Letter. Written by a Johnson County resident, January 3, 1890, by C. J. Slack; Johnson County-Historical Sketch. Concerns John Campbell, 1814, who left his native state Tennessee and migrated to Waynesville, OH; Fountain County-Marriages. From Marriage Record Book I, 1826-1829; Fountain County-1823 United States Land Patents; Fountain County-Mexican War Soldiers; Hendricks County-Wills. From Will Record Book I, 1822-1846; Shelby County-Cemetery Inscriptions. From the Hough Cemetery, located on the London-Boggstown Road approximately 1/4 mile south of the Red Mills, in Sugar Creek Township; Union County-Mortality Schedule. For 1850; Montgomery Church Membership. For the Union Presbyterian Church, Walnut Township, for the years 1834-1838.
Language: English
Published by The Researchers, Indianapolis
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Seller: Legacy Books, Louisville, KY, U.S.A.Legacy Books
Contact seller5-star sellerSoft cover. Condition: Good. Volume 1, No. 4, May, 1984, 4to, pp125-164, index. Wrps. VG. Includes: Boone County-Civil War Deserters; Boone County-Lane / Simpson Genealogy. Abstracts from a letter written by William E. Lane (October 18, 1886) to Messers. Harden and Spahr, compilers of EARLY LIFE AND TIMES IN BOONE COUNTY, INDIAN…A; Shelby County-Court Records. Complete Record Books A, B, C, D, and E, 1832-1841; Randolph County-Cemetery Inscriptions. Some burials made in the Winchester Cemetery located southwest of the town of Winchester; Tipton County-Marriages. Compiled from Marriage Record Book I, 1844-1852; Warren County-Mortality Schedule. Mortality schedule for 1850; Owen County-Early Churches: Clay, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, La Fayette, Morgan, Montgomery, Taylor, and Wayne Townships; Fayette County-Personal Journals. Following are notes kept by Elizabeth Arlity Saunders, a public school teacher. She was born in Bartholomew County, IN, February 11, 1853, daughter of James Johnston Saunders and Susanna Whitelock; Madison County-Biographical Sketches. Robert W. Webster, born January 15, 1814, married to Rebecca W. Fisher / Benjamin Copper and Nancy J. Austerlitz; Madison County-Early Settlers in Adams Township. A list of early settlers to 1840; Clinton County-1830 Federal Census; Marion County-Quaker Church Records. Births, deaths, and abstracts of minutes from the records of the Society of Friends (Quaker), Beech Grove Monthly Meeting, located in Decatur Township; Henry County-Potpourri. A potpourri of early residents 1838-1852.
Language: English
Published by The Researchers, Indianapolis
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Seller: Legacy Books, Louisville, KY, U.S.A.Legacy Books
Contact seller5-star sellerSoft cover. Condition: Good. Volume 2, No. 1, August, 1984, 4to, pp1-44, index. Wrps. VG. Includes: Morgan County-1870 Federal Census. Copied from National Archives microfilm roll 346. Continued from Volume I, No. 2; Hamilton County-Citizenship Declarations. The original record book is located in the County Clerk's Office, Hamil…ton County Courthouse. Each entry consists of these seven lines: name and age, country of birth, embarked from, arrived at, arrival date, renounced allegiance to, date of declaration; Hamilton County-People's Guide. Continuation from Volume I, No. 2, of residents of Adams township as listed in the PEOPLE'S GUIDE, A DIRECTORY OF HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA; Tipton County-Mini Biographies and Wills; Madison County-Newspaper Deaths. Principally from the years 1868 through 1878; Vigo County-Voter's List. A list of persons who voted at an election for Harrison Township, held in the Vigo County Court House at Terre Haute, on February 1, 1832; Vigo County-Livestock Marks. From the Official Records, one of the records kept by Curtis Gilbert, the marks and brands for livestock. The book was started as soon as the county was formed, and everyone who had stock that they might lose by straying could go to the clerk and record their marks, this made the recovery of lost stock easy if once found. Starting with 1818; Parke County-Marriages. Marriages from Record Book A, 1831-1834; Parke County-Biographical Sketch. Robert Clark, born in Rutherford County, TN, March 22, 1828; Marion County-Probate Court Records. Abstracts from Book A, 1822-1832; Tippecanoe County-Mortality Schedule. Mortality schedule for 1850; Vermillion County-Original Land Owner. Original land owners, 1816-1818, but Vermillion County was formed January 2, 1824; Putnam County-Township Sketches. Includes the following townships: Franklin, Greencastle, Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Mill Creek, Monroe, Russell, and Warren; Wayne County-Reminiscences. From the HISTORY OF WAYNE COUNTY, 1884; Randolph County-Club Membership List. From the Union Eagle newspaper, June 5, 1903.
