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Hoosier Genealogy and History


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Charles Housefield as told by John R and Emma Minerva Housefield

Sat, 08/21/2010 - 3:05pm — Marcia Conrad

They spent most of their married life near Belleview, about nine miles from Madison.

Richard Henry Lee Housefield Obituary

Sat, 08/21/2010 - 2:53pm — Marcia Conrad

Madison Courier: Richard Henry Lee Kiser, son of William and Mary Lane (Lame) Kiser a pioneer family of Indiana, was born in Jefferson county, Indiana, September 2, 1851.
On August 10, 1875 he was married to Manerva Ann East of Bryantsburg. To this union seven children were born. three sons:george, Frank, and Charley; four daughters, Eva who preceded him to the grave a number of years, Grace, Lauriscie and Fay.

Dearborn County:Soldiers of Co. K 26th Indiana Infantry who died during the Civil War

Sat, 08/21/2010 - 7:49am — scooter

Sgt. Thomas Elwell Aurora Died Sept. 2 1863
William H Allen Guilford Died @ St. Louis Nov. 1 1861
Charles Allen Guilford Died at home Feb. 17 1862
William H Barton Manchester Died Hermatage Mo. November 10 1861
Charles Bennett Manchester Died in enemy hands Alexandria La. Oct. 16 1863
Warren Bennett Manchester Died Brownsville Texas December 22 1863
Joseph Baxter Patriot [Switz Co] Died of wounds Fayetteville Ark. December 12 1862
William Beggs Manchester Died New Orleans La. Oct 26 1863
Seth Conner Guilford Died Tipton Mo. January 15 1862

Dearborn County: Soldiers of Company E 16th Indiana Volunteer Infantry who died in Civil War

Fri, 08/13/2010 - 4:50pm — scooter

Robert G Williams Dillsboro Died March 26 1863
George Anna Weisburg Killed @ Richmond Kentucky August 30 1862
David Barras Manchester Died hospital boat June 1 1863
Levi Brown Manchester Killed @ Richmond Kentucky August 30 1863
Henry Cortez Manchester Killed @ Richmond Kentucky August 30 1863
Frederick Daman Aurora died New Orleans La. June 28 1864
Cpl. Jesse Erksine Manchester Died Feb 23 1863
Joseph H Graham Aurora Died February 10 1863
Jonathan H Hutchins Manchester Died February 21 1863
Edmund A Kaster Aurora Died @ Blackriver Bridge

Dearborn County Military

Sun, 08/01/2010 - 12:58pm — Ruth Hoggatt

Dearborn County Military Histories

Civil War

Looking for proof of birth and parents of William Jonathan McClure, b. 17 June 1838

Thu, 07/22/2010 - 9:17pm — MarciaMcClureSu...

I am a descendant of this gentleman, born in Madison, Jefferson Co, IN. While William was born in Indiana, he spent most of his life in Pennsylvania and Maryland. I believe he is the grandson of Jonathan McClure and Catherine Shafner. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Ferguson, W Scott - Jefferson County - Spanish American War

Mon, 07/19/2010 - 3:28pm — Golden Combs Fe...

My name is Golden Combs Ferguson. I am married to Larry Adams Ferguson. Larry was born in Dearborn County; and after being adopted, lived in Madison, Jefferson County; until going into the US Army.

Larry was adopted by William Crozier and Susan Napier Ferguson of Jefferson County, as a toddler. Larry and I have been married 44 years this past June.

Rebecca Cotton Carlow Stewart

Fri, 07/09/2010 - 12:35pm — Paul Downing

Seeking place of burial and parents of Rebecca Cotton Carlow Stewart b. Aug 4, 1828 d. Sep 2, 1896, married James McCarthy Stewart in 1855.