INMONROE-L Archives: July 2001

• [INMONROE] WHITECAPPING: Birmingham, Alabama
• [INMONROE] WHITECAPPING: Harvey McFarland--Silas and Newton Adams, Tobe Snoddy, Jack Grubb, Joe Shields
• [INMONROE] WHITECAPPING: Havey McFarland--Silas Adams
  • [INMONROE] WHITECAPPING: Havey McFarland--Silas and Newton Adams/ Tobe Snoddy/ George Hatton
• [INMONROE] Julia Williamson Houston Lauded after Death
• [INMONROE] Family of W. N. Showers Charters Car to the Mardi Gras
• [INMONROE] Lewis Hough Dies at Home
• [INMONROE] Birthday Surprise for L. J. May
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Samuel Carson Dies at Home
• [INMONROE] West Fourth Street to Remain Unpaved
• [INMONROE] Damage Suit Compromised in Death of Grant Nelson
• [INMONROE] Fw: Social Security Records Applications - Obtaining under Freedom of Information Act
  • [INMONROE] Social Security Records
• [INMONROE] Thomas H. Hanna, Jr
• [INMONROE] Eli Sparks
• [INMONROE] John Sowle
• [INMONROE] Edward Snoddy
• [INMONROE] William T. Smyth
• [INMONROE] Home of Marshall Stewart Burns
• [INMONROE] Deborah Wampler Dies
• [INMONROE] Henry Henley Dies Suddenly
• [INMONROE] Ex-Slave Sarah Hafford Dies at Age 116
• [INMONROE] Record Evaluation
  • RE: [INMONROE] Record Evaluation
    • RE: [INMONROE] Record Evaluation
• [INMONROE] Deckards File Suit to Break Barbara Lucas Will
• [INMONROE] Son Born to Ralph Doub
• [INMONROE] Rev. G. N. Puett Returns to Ellettsville from Illinois
• [INMONROE] Frank Gentry Leaves for Texas
• [INMONROE] Mary Thrasher Dies at Home of Her Sister
• [INMONROE] City Council Business: Kirkwood to be Paved; Jesse Howe Hands in Resignation
• [INMONROE] Mildred Marie Ramsey Dies of Diphtheria
• [INMONROE] Edith Regester Visits Grandparents
• [INMONROE] Agnes (Adams) Littell Died in New Jersey
• [INMONROE] Engineer Dies in Monroe County Train Wreck
• [INMONROE] Dr. James F. Dodds Dies
• [INMONROE] Jack Brown Visits
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Tilley Returns from Ohio
• [INMONROE] Hanna Family Sustains Loss of Four
• [INMONROE] One-Eyed Billy at Stud in John May's Stable
• [INMONROE] Charley Mobley Sells Stock at Golden Rule
• [INMONROE] Henry Axtell to Locate in Kansas
• [INMONROE] New Poor Asylum Planned
• [INMONROE] Tip. Mood Receives Back Pension for His Father
• [INMONROE] Jesse Hamilton Died
• [INMONROE] James Smith Here to Attend Funeral of His Mother
• [INMONROE] Mrs. O. E. Foster Visits Son James
• [INMONROE] David Byers Died
• [INMONROE] Turned Hamilton Dangerously Ill
• [INMONROE] O. E. Foster's Daughter Dies in Worthington
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Hiram Lindley Visited by Sisters
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Henderson Visited by Son-in-law, Dr. Hester
• [INMONROE] Philip Hodges Died
• [INMONROE] David Byers Obit
• [INMONROE] John Watts Now in Wichita
• [INMONROE] George W. Friedly Locates in Lafayette
• [INMONROE] Mrs. E. J. Henderson Died
• [INMONROE] John C. Hunter Family Moves to California
• [INMONROE] Primary information
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• [INMONROE] Jackson Shively Commits Suicide
• [INMONROE] Westward Ho
• [INMONROE] Dr. Dodd Coughs Up Chicken Bone
• [INMONROE] William Ransom Relocates
• [INMONROE] Sherfey School House Gets a Teacher
• [INMONROE] Try a Fiz at Benckarts
• [INMONROE] T. J. Cain Writes Home from Nebraska
• [INMONROE] Robert Rock Leaves for Kansas
• [INMONROE] Jesse T. Hamilton Dies
• [INMONROE] Babies Born to Families of Benjamin Ranard and Thomas Mitchell
• [INMONROE] Sallie (Foster) Cooper, Daughter of O. E. Foster, Dies in Worthington
• [INMONROE] Lizzie Simmons Returns to Missouri
• [INMONROE] Ben Stines Dies
• [INMONROE] Atesian Well Runs Deep
• [INMONROE] Theresa Gregory Visited by Sister from Terre Haute
• [INMONROE] Joe M. Smith's House of Curiosities
• [INMONROE] J. E. Henley Feted on his Birthday
• [INMONROE] News of Charles Gentry in Kansas
• [INMONROE] John Kerr Goes to Kansas
• [INMONROE] Re: Republican Progress
• [INMONROE] Old Folks in Salt Creek Twp.
• [INMONROE] Deckard/Axsom/Patten
• [INMONROE] BELLE MINX/MINKS / ESTRIDGE / MADDEN
• [INMONROE] Losing My Internet Service
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  • [INMONROE] [inrush] Losing My Internet Service
• [INMONROE] Capt. E. E. Rose Died
• [INMONROE] Treatment for Consumption Could Save Many Lives in Monroe County
• [INMONROE] William Millen Visits
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Walter Lindley Visits Father
• [INMONROE] Gen. Hunter Visited by Daughter-in-law
• [INMONROE] Will Adams Buys A Piece of California
• [INMONROE] Henry Eller To Be Feted on His Birthday
• [INMONROE] Dr. J. M. Harris Relocates
• [INMONROE] Mrs. W. F. Browning's Mother Stricken with Paralysis
• [INMONROE] Charles Headley Receives Injury
• [INMONROE] Hal Cookerly Looks After the Cookerly Estate
• [INMONROE] Jim Gabbert Relocates--Again
• [INMONROE] Charles Bain Died
• [INMONROE] William B. Baker to Relocate
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Mose Kahn Visits Mother
• [INMONROE] The Ellettsville Story 1837-1987
  • [INMONROE] Fw: The Ellettsville Story 1837-1987 - Index can be found at the Monroe Co. Library
• [INMONROE] Jno. Throop Remembers the Early Days of Monroe County.
• [INMONROE] George Bodies Visits Brother
• [INMONROE] Elijah Fox Commits Suicide
• [INMONROE] Rosa B. Giltner Sues for Divorce
• [INMONROE] Stinesville Booming
• [INMONROE] George Easton Relocates
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Sallie Williams Visits Sister
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Ottie Buskirk Visits from Kansas
• [INMONROE] Stinesville
• [INMONROE] Leonard Patton in the 1920 Census
• [INMONROE] Cazee/McDaniel/Turner Bible Records
• [INMONROE] Mary E. Stewart
• [INMONROE] David A. Stewart's Will
• [INMONROE] Will Adkins to Visit Sister
• [INMONROE] Lon and John Davis in Kansas
• [INMONROE] Joe Allen and Lon. Rogers Trade Properties; Allen Leaves for Kansas
• [INMONROE] Chesley Chambers Still in Jail
• [INMONROE] Amanda Markle, Mother of Mrs. W. F. Browning, Dies at Lafayette
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Howe Ryors Gives Birth
• [INMONROE] William Burford and Clay Harbison in Alabama
• [INMONROE] Craig Worley Visited by Mother
• [INMONROE] Toney (Tony) Benckart Relocates
• [INMONROE] Fire at the University
• [INMONROE] Albert Rott Runs Bakery; Wife Runs Hotel
• [INMONROE] Drury Hodges in Critical Condition
• [INMONROE] Mother of H. C. Duncan Died at Bedford
• [INMONROE] Mrs. John Sluss is Visited By Mother
  • RE: [INMONROE] Mrs. John Sluss is Visited By Mother
• [INMONROE] Andrew Hoover Critically Ill; Visited by Daughter
• [INMONROE] Amanda Hughes Visits Daughter in Ohio
• [INMONROE] Bookmark book store in Kiightown ind.
• [INMONROE] Samuel T. W. Smith's Will
• [INMONROE] S. Edwin Smith's Will
• [INMONROE] Philip H. Smith's Will
• [INMONROE] Rush/ Johnson
• [INMONROE] Dr. Bryan Visited by Daughter
• [INMONROE] West Seventh Street to be Opened to the Whisnand Property
• [INMONROE] Sammy Tucker Sings in Harrodsburg
• [INMONROE] Mr. and Mrs. John Cory Celebrate Anniversary
• [INMONROE] Samuel Helms Critically Ill
• [INMONROE] Robert Walker Visits from Bloomfield
• [INMONROE] Business at Indian Creek
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Mary Malott Duncan Died
• [INMONROE] J. W. Chambers Relocates
• [INMONROE] Fred Hendricks Died
• [INMONROE] Oscar Strother in Jail
• [INMONROE] Fw: IN Jr. Historical Scoiety & the kids of Indiana
• [INMONROE] Re: newspaper articles
• [INMONROE] Lost John Adams-Monroe Co. IN
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• [INMONROE] Diary Excerpts of Monroe Co. IN
  • Re: [INMONROE] Diary Excerpts of Monroe Co. IN
  • Re: [INMONROE] Diary Excerpts of Monroe Co. IN
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• [INMONROE] Tice Diary Excerpts
• [INMONROE] William Evans Accidentally Kills Arthur Voss
• [INMONROE] Job Opportunities for Ladies
  • [INMONROE] Job Opportunities for Women
  • [INMONROE] Job Opportunities for Women
• [INMONROE] W. K. Rogers Injured in Accident
• [INMONROE] Mrs. George M. Chase Visits from Kansas
• [INMONROE] Alfred Howe Visits
• [INMONROE] Simeon Pedigo Treated Experimentally for Consumption
• [INMONROE] Bloomington a Booming Railroad Town
• [INMONROE] Celia Eppinghousen Manages Two Clubs
• [INMONROE] Taylor Paul Returns from Kansas
• [INMONROE] New Fairview Addition on Whisnand/Williams Property
• [INMONROE] Squire William Stephenson Died
• [INMONROE] Covenanter Church Property Changes Hands Again
• [INMONROE] Joseph N. Alexander
• [INMONROE] Mrs. (Bicknell) Terry Joins Husband
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Albert Hoadley Visits Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Cal Worrall Visits Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walker
• [INMONROE] Terry Riley's Daughter Moves to Greencastle
• [INMONROE] Cleveland Welch Visits Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Williams
• [INMONROE] Sally Pressnell Ill
• [INMONROE] George Holler on Furlough from Texas
• [INMONROE] Hick/Heck Houshour
• [INMONROE] Birthday Fete for Mrs. W. M. A. Kirby
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  • Re: [INMONROE] Birthday Fete for Mrs. W. M. A. Kirby
• [INMONROE] John Holder Died in Kansas
• [INMONROE] David Allen Confined to Bed
• [INMONROE] The Development of the Fairview Neighborhood
• [INMONROE] High School Graduates 1887
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Alice (Campbell) Howard Dies; She is Sister of Mrs. Will Dodds
• [INMONROE] Esau Gresham Granted Arrears in Pension
• [INMONROE] Funeral Business Expected to Boom with Onset of Cholera
• [INMONROE] William Rogers Visited by Children from Kansas
• [INMONROE] C. C. Dunn in Retail
• [INMONROE] William Presnell Visits Sick Sister
• [INMONROE] Railroad Anticipated
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Z. T. Coffin to be Entertained by Daughter, Minnie Wallingford
• [INMONROE] Jim Ben. Allison Writes from Wichita
• [INMONROE] JAMES HARBIN/HERBIN
• [INMONROE] Marriage Record Indices
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• [INMONROE] John Hughes Relocates
• [INMONROE] Mrs. John Sears Ill
• [INMONROE] Mother of Peter Heitger Died
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Mary Farrington Returns Home for a Visit
• [INMONROE] Frank Batterton Visits
  • Re: [INMONROE] Frank Batterton Visits
• [INMONROE] Pruence Arnott Visits
• [INMONROE] Child born to Brown Wylie
• [INMONROE] Charles G. Corr Granted Pension Increase
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Bert Smith Visited by Sister
• [INMONROE] Benj. McGee Visits
• [INMONROE] Minnie (Howe) Hunter and Belle Watts Visit
• [INMONROE] Clay Harbison in Alabama
• [INMONROE] Allixon Maxwell Visits
• [INMONROE] Mrs. James Simmons Expecting a Visit from Family
• [INMONROE] S. E. Carmichael Visited by Family
• [INMONROE] William Burford Relocates
• [INMONROE] Dr. Bryan Visits Daughter in Kansas
• [INMONROE] Will of Richard L. Stephens
• [INMONROE] Will of Mary M.Starnes
• [INMONROE] Will of Jane Starnes
• [INMONROE] Will of Henry Stancifer (?Stansifer)
• [INMONROE] Mildred Headdy (?Heady/Heddy) Died
• [INMONROE] Infant of Rice Stanger Died
• [INMONROE] Oral Stimson Visits from Illinois
• [INMONROE] Nolan Allen Visits Brother in Iowa
• [INMONROE] A. N. Elrod Spends Winter in Florida; Wife in Poor Health
• [INMONROE] Roy Matson Enrolls in Business College
• [INMONROE] George McNeely Visits from Odon
• [INMONROE] W. L. York is Visited by Family during the Holidays
• [INMONROE] W. L. Coffey Cares for Sick Daughter from Chicago
• [INMONROE] Nora Layton Relocates
• [INMONROE] Dr. Stone Is Ill
• [INMONROE] Jennie Nichols Died
• [INMONROE] Baby born to Thomas Ellis
• [INMONROE] Iva Stimson Visits Daughter
• [INMONROE] Lillie Liford Critically Burned
• [INMONROE] Henry H. Stewart Realizes Loss by Fire
• [INMONROE] Robert Harris Ellis Died
• [INMONROE] Samuel Draper Assaulted
• [INMONROE] Edward Ford Charged with Killing Juel and Frank McCoy
• [INMONROE] W. R. Coffey Receives Visitors
• [INMONROE] Brother of Robert Digel Died
• [INMONROE] Treesa Fielder Died
• [INMONROE] Charles Allgood Assaulted by William Neill
• [INMONROE] Showers Factory Extends Hours
• [INMONROE] Christian Church--Stinesville
• [INMONROE] Peoples State Bank
• [INMONROE] Ella Blewet (?Blewett) Died
• [INMONROE] Edward Ford Acquitted in Murder of McCoys
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    • Re: [INMONROE] Edward Ford Acquitted in Murder of McCoys
      • Re: [INMONROE] Edward Ford Acquitted in Murder of McCoys
      • Re: [INMONROE] Edward Ford Acquitted in Murder of McCoys
  • Re: [INMONROE] Edward Ford Acquitted in Murder of McCoys
    • Re: [INMONROE] Edward Ford Acquitted in Murder of McCoys
  • RE: [INMONROE] Edward Ford Acquitted in Murder of McCoys
• [INMONROE] Mrs. J. W. Jackson Returning from California
• [INMONROE] J. T. Acuff Honored in Agriculture
• [INMONROE] Lillian Liford Still in Critical Condition
• [INMONROE] Will of John E. Stanger
• [INMONROE] Will of John Stanger
• [INMONROE] Lit Skelton Arrested for Assault on Lillian Liford
• [INMONROE] James B. Clark Died
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Frank Chase Died
• [INMONROE] James M. Matson Retires
• [INMONROE] Mrs. W. L. Whitted Relocates
• [INMONROE] Dras Stanford Kills Father-in-Law, Marion Devine
  • [INMONROE] Dras Stanford Kills Father-in-Law, Marion Devine
• [INMONROE] POST OFFICE MAY CLOSE ON SUNDAYS
• [INMONROE] F. E. Worley Writes from Cuba
• [INMONROE] Edward Ford Relocates Following Acquittal for Murder of McCoys
• [INMONROE] Lillian Liford Dead
• [INMONROE] Alabert E. Matthews Ill
• [INMONROE] Henry C. Duncan Dead
• [INMONROE] Harry Kelley Relocates
• [INMONROE] Charles Corns Dead
• [INMONROE] F. E. Worley Visits
• [INMONROE] Baby born to Edward Pietzuch
• [INMONROE] Will of Nancy Smith
• [INMONROE] Will of Marshall L. Smith
• [INMONROE] Monroe County Fair
• [INMONROE] Frank Ridge Wins Judgement
• [INMONROE] Oscar F. Davis Dead
• [INMONROE] Dr. J. Cobe Dead
• [INMONROE] Albert E. Matthews Improving
• [INMONROE] W. R. Curtis Relocates
• [INMONROE] Dras Stannard on Trial for Murder
• [INMONROE] Sarah Jackson Visits Sister
• [INMONROE] Ancestors
• [INMONROE] Dras Stannard Acquitted in Murder of Marion Devine
• [INMONROE] Ed and Francis Collins Discharged from Hospital
• [INMONROE] W. J. vonBehren Honored
• [INMONROE] Charles Heady Visits
• [INMONROE] Ellettsville Baptist Church Dedicated
• [INMONROE] Baseball on Sunday OK
• [INMONROE] New Monon Depot
• Re: [INMONROE] Division of Greene County Considered
  • Re: [INMONROE] Division of Greene County Considered
  • [INMONROE] Division of Greene County Considered
  • Re: [INMONROE] Division of Greene County Considered
    • Re: [INMONROE] Division of Greene County Considered
  • Re: [INMONROE] Division of Greene County Considered
• [INMONROE] T. H. Sedwick Visits Son in St. Louis
• [INMONROE] Mrs. H. U. Grant Visits Father in Illinois
  • [INMONROE] Mrs. H. U. Grant Visits Father in Illinois
• [INMONROE] Walter Clark Dead
• [INMONROE] L. A. Thompson Indicted For Larceny
• [INMONROE] Edward Boreland (?Borland) Died
• [INMONROE] Death of Pearl Hedrick
• [INMONROE] Opening of the W. G. Hunter & Son Merchantile
• [INMONROE] Death of Bartley Ellett
• [INMONROE] Roy Matson Injured
• [INMONROE] W. S. Sharp Relocates
• [INMONROE] Hazel King Visits
• [INMONROE] Re Fact & Folklore of Owen County 76, 82
• Re: [INMONROE] Re Fact & Folklore of Owen County 76, 82
• RE: [INMONROE] Re Fact & Folklore of Owen County 76, 82
• Re: [INMONROE] Re Fact & Folklore of Owen County 76, 82
• Re: [INMONROE] Re Fact & Folklore of Owen County 76, 82
• Re: [INMONROE] Re Fact & Folklore of Owen County 76, 82
• [INMONROE] Owen Co.Library info....{Christy family}
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  • Re: [INMONROE] Owen Co.Library info....{Christy family}
  • Re: [INMONROE] Owen Co.Library info....{Christy family}
  • Re: [INMONROE] Owen Co.Library info....{Christy family}
    • Re: [INMONROE] Owen Co.Library info....{Christy family}
• Re: [INMONROE] Re Fact & Folklore of Owen County 76, 82
• [INMONROE] John Helenburg 1870
  • Re: [INMONROE] John Helenburg 1870
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• [INMONROE] Greetings fellow genealogist
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• [INMONROE] Cyrus Freeman Dead
• [INMONROE] Freeman/ Christy
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• [INMONROE] Virus Alert
• [INMONROE] Amanda Melvin Harris Dead
• [INMONROE] Brown and Carmichael Marry
• [INMONROE] Monon Train Depot
• [INMONROE] Margaret Emily Copenhaver Dead
• [INMONROE] Bloomington's First Delivery Wagon
• [INMONROE] Frank Burks a Victim of Smallpox
• [INMONROE] Spencer Passenger Train Depot to be Removed from the Courthouse Square
• [INMONROE] Ruth Zinks Gives Birth
• [INMONROE] W. H. Colegrove (?Colgrove) Completes Brownstown Courthouse
• [INMONROE] William Wilson Returns Home for a Visit
• [INMONROE] Jesse Carter Visited by Father
• [INMONROE] Rolla L. Thompson Not Guilty of Wife Desertion; Other Charges Pending
• [INMONROE] Valley Baker Fatally Burned by Playmate, Paul Pickens
• [INMONROE] New Case Plow Impresses Monroe County Farmers
• [INMONROE] Albert Matthews Has Operation in Indianapolis
• [INMONROE] Stigleman Family to Relocate
• [INMONROE] Rachell Sherrell (?Sherrill) Fatally Burned
• [INMONROE] Third Street to be Paved
• [INMONROE] Johnston Family
  • [INMONROE] Johnston Family
• [INMONROE] J. W. Wamper to Relocate
• [INMONROE] Mrs. J.W. Faris Dead
• [INMONROE] Lizzie Bunger Dead
• [INMONROE] Boardman Family to Relocate
• [INMONROE] Maud Hoadley Ill
• [INMONROE] Re: Virus!
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• [INMONROE] Katherine Hedrick Hall Dead
• [INMONROE] Ralph James Douthitt Dead
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Robert Hays Dead
• [INMONROE] Herbert Knight Dead
• [INMONROE] Thomas Denny Dead
• [INMONROE] Re: 1870 Census lookup
• [INMONROE] Andrew JACKSON b. 1817 KY
• [INMONROE] Ben Case Waterman Dead
• [INMONROE] Movement to Divide Greene County: Both Linton and Jasonville Eager to be County Seat
• [INMONROE] Otis Allen Found "Not Guilty"
• [INMONROE] Dogs Hunted for Use in IU Labs
• [INMONROE] James M. Hunter Dead
• [INMONROE] Baby Born to Mrs. Charles Hendrix
• [INMONROE] Eliza Thornton Visited by Son
• [INMONROE] Susan Howard Visited by Sons
• [INMONROE] Epsie Stewart Sentenced to Girls' School
• [INMONROE] Thomas Durnall Found Guilty of Embezzlement
• [INMONROE] Monroe County Courthouse
• [INMONROE] Genealogical Goals: A Topic for Discussion
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  • Re: [INMONROE] Genealogical Goals: A Topic for Discussion
  • Re: [INMONROE] Genealogical Goals: A Topic for Discussion
  • Re: [INMONROE] Genealogical Goals: A Topic for Discussion