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From: "Alan W. Tate" <>
Subject: Re: Bean Blossom Township
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 1999 08:41:38 -0500

john c ottinger wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I just joined this list a few days ago, and noticed that Randi posted
> some information replying to a request for a lookup from a book called
> The History of Bean Blossom Township. I'm not asking for a lookup but I
> wonder if the book is in print, and/or for sale somewhere. I'm
> interested in some German families who migrated to Monroe and other
> central Indiana counties from North Carolina in the 1830s. Would the
> book cover this time frame, and these people? My surnames are CALFEE,
> COFFEY, GROUNDS, and especially ISENHOUR, one of whom I have buried in
> Old Dutch Cemetery in BB Township. I can also post all the people buried
> there if anyone is interested, or do lookups. Thanks. Also, John
> Summitt, are you on this list?
>
> John Ottinger
For what it's worth, a George Isenhower purchased 40 acres (SW-SW of
Sect. 29) in Bean Blossom Twp on Oct. 15, 1833, which is located between
Stinesville and Ellettsville, one mile east of the Owen Co. line. His
close neighbors were Joseph Wampler, Jr. and William Brady.
Alan Tate in Virginia

This thread:

• Bean Blossom Township by john c ottinger <>

  • Re: Bean Blossom Township by "Alan W. Tate" <>

  • Re: Bean Blossom Township by Randi Richardson <>