Hello! Today's Walk Through the Tombstones is at Greenwood Cemetery in Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana.
GPS Coordinates: 39.6164830, -86.1167620
This cemetery is a very large, active, public cemetery located on the south side of Greenwood. There are around 14, 500 interments and the cemetery is broken into two sections. As you drive in, you have the option to go straight forward which will take you back to the newer section of the cemetery. We followed this path when we visited, not realizing that the new section of the cemetery is not connected in anyway to the older section. The older section, which is in the front where the sign is requires a rather uncomfortable left-hand turn to enter, so we pulled into their upon our exit from the newer section as it was far easier.
The cemetery has many beautiful monuments and has a specific section up near the front fence where there is a reproduction cannon and several veterans monuments, all from the Civil War as far as I could tell.
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Our first stop is at the grave of J.T. AlexanderBorn: unknown
Died: unknown
He served in the Civil War in Company F, 5th Indiana Cavalry Regiment. His enlistment date is shown as February 14, 1894 in Greenwood, Indiana. He mustered out on June 15, 1865 in Pulaski, Tennessee.
I found an article snippet from 1887 where it says that he and several others were moved to the "new cemetery" by the G.A.R. Makes me wonder where he was originally buried.
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Born: 1845, Indiana
Died: 1864
He was the son of Lilbourne L. Andis (1820-1886) and Julia Ann Simpson (1817-1880/1885. They were married on August 23, 1838 in Rush County, Indiana. He was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas. Her burial location us unknown, but I find a note that she died from consumption.
He had several siblings:
William Andis (1840-1880~) - unknown
George Andis (1848-1851) - buried in an unmarked grave in Surface Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana (this cemetery is also known as Mount Auburn Cemetery, likely near his Louis)
Issac Andis (1852-1900~) - unknown
According to a newspaper clipping, he was killed by the accidental discharge of a gun while troops were boarding a train in Greenwood. He was buried originally in Mount Auburn Cemetery but was moved to the Greenwood Cemetery in the summer of 1898.
He enlisted in Company G of the 132nd Indiana Infantry on May 18, 1864. Contrary to the news article above, the roster says "supposed mustered out, term expired". He did only enlist for the 100 days volunteers, but the above article makes it sound like he was killed before his term ever officially started.
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Born: November 24, 1853, Trimble County, Kentucky
Died: July 30, 1936, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of William Bracket Averitt (1830-1912). He is buried in Bedford Cemetery, Bedford, Trimble County, Kentucky. I have found some confusion concerning Lafayette's mother. A family genealogy that I found lists that William was married twice; first to Elizabeth Jane Peak Averitt (1838-1911); second to Martha Bates Averitt (1851-?). An obituary I found for Lafayette says that his mother died when he was eight years old, therefore his mother died in 1861/1862. With that knowledge, I can't see that either one of the above listed women could be his birth mother. Elizabeth was buried with William in Bedford Cemetery, but I am unsure as to where Martha was buried.
He had several siblings:
Luther F. Averitt (1852-1912) - buried in Bedford Cemetery, Bedford, Trimble County, Kentucky
Thomas George Averitt (1866-1942) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Joseph C. Averitt (1869-1903) - buried in Bedford Cemetery, Bedford, Trimble County, Kentucky
John W. Averitt (1871-1899) - buried in Bedford Cemetery, Bedford, Trimble County, Kentucky
Mary Jane Averitt Woodall (1873-1948) - unknown
Richard Gorland Averitt (1881-1963) - buried in Maple Hill Cemetery, Plainfield, Hendricks County, Indiana
He was married twice, his first wife being Mary Francis Law Averitt.
Born: December 1858
Died: January 27, 1889
They were married in December of 1884. Her name is listed below his on the headstone.
She was the daughter of William W. Law (1828-1904) and Sarah Ann Hill Law (1833-1907). They are both buried nearby in Greenwood Cemetery.
She had at least one sibling:
Emma J. Law Yockey (1868-1933) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
They had one child
Will Francis Averitt (1889-1980) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (his mother died just a few days after he was born)
At the base of the stone is his second wife Sallie Whitenack Averitt.
Born: 1856
Died: April 16, 1926
They were married in 1893.
They had at least one child:
Thomas A. Averitt (1896-1847) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1819, Kentucky
Died: 1874, Indiana
I haven't found any information for his parents or any siblings.
He was married to Sarah A. Bagby.
Born: 1833, Indiana
Died: 1912, Indiana
I haven't come across names for her parents or siblings.
They had three children:
Samuel P. Bagby (1855-1936) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
James M. Bagby (1859-1911) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Ida B. Bagby Rowlett (1865-1888) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: April 19, 1844
Died: October 2, 1913
He was married twice, but his second wife is shown on this side of the monument so we will go out of order for this stop.
His second wife was Josephine Adams Brewer.
Born: September 2, 1861
Died: January 16, 1938
They had three children:
Alan Wood Brewer (1892-1892) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, IndianaAnna Catherine Brewer (1895-1895) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Frances Josephine Brewer (1898-1898) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
This side of the monument also lists one of the children from his first marriage to Alice Polk Brewer (1848-1887). I neglected to get a photo of the side of the monument with her name on it.They had several children, including one shown here:
Fred C. Brewer (1870-1940) - buried in Tacoma Cemetery, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington
Florence Maud Brewer (1875-1898) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mary Alice Brewer Graham (1876-1954) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Alma Brewer Franklin (1884-1962) - buried in Riverview Abbey Mausoleum and Crematory, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
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Born: May 1, 1828
Died: July 28, 1913
I am unsure as to who his parents were or the names of any siblings.
He was married to Eva Jane VanArsdall Brown, whose name is listed below his.
Born: October 24, 1833, Kentucky
Died: April 24, 1894, Johnson County, Indiana
They were married on January 31, 1855.
She was the daughter of Simon Vanarsdall (1799-1882) and Catherine Whitenack Van Arsdall (1804-1875). They are both buried in Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Hopewell, Johnson County, Indiana
She had at least three siblings:
David VanArsdall (1830-1915) - buried in Munsell Cemetery, Eminence, Shannon County, Missouri
Daniel K. Van Arsdall (1838-1899) - buried in New Providence Presbyterian Cemetery, McAfee, Mercer County, Kentucky
John T. Vanarsdall (1841-1867) - buried in Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Hopewell, Johnson County, Indiana
John and Eva had seven children, but I only have one name:
Merritt Brown (1863-1949) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1842
Died: December 25, 1891, Johnson County, Indiana
I am unsure of any family for her.
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Born: August 1, 1840
Died: August 20, 1916, Southport, Marion County, Indiana
He was the son of William McFarland (1814-1909) and Martha Ann Chinn McFarland (1822-1907). They are both buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.
He had several siblings:
Benjamin F. McFarland (?-1919) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
John L. McFarland (?-1935) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Appolene McFarland (1844-1940) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Artamecy McFarland (1848-1906) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
William H. McFarland (1852-1931) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Luella A. McFarland (1854-1905) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Margaret M. McFarland (1860-1961) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Lillian McFarland Fisher (1871-1954) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
He was married to Maggie J. Grable McFarland (1846-1888). Her name is listed on the opposite side of the monument.I don't find any reference to any children.
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Born: 1862
Died: 1941
I have no information for her family.
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Born: 1849, Kentucky
Died: unknown
He was married to Alice Harmon Conrad (1864-1895). They were married on July 3, 1881 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. She is buried in Greenwood Cemetery though no stone has been found for her.
They had at least one child:
Leroy Granville Conrad (1883-1906) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Lovell B. Conrad (?-?) - unknown
Lilly M. Conrad (?-?) - unknown
Flora D. Conrad (?-?) - unknown
He served in the Civil War in Company H of the 5th Kentucky Infantry.
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Born: October 13, 1836, Adams County, Ohio
Died: August 24, 1893, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of John Mahlon Copeland (1798-1858) and Tamzin Buchanan Copeland (1800-1877). They are both buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana.
He had several siblings:
Emily Amanda Copeland (1822-1906) -
Nancy Copeland Ribble (1824-1879) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Joel B. Copeland (1825-1849) - unknown
Henry C. Copeland (1827-1878) - buried in Action Cemetery, Acton, Marion County, Indiana
Rodney Copeland (1830-1879) - buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
Bernard Copeland (1832-1856) - buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
Zillah Elizabeth Copeland McClain (1834-1906) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mary Catherine Copeland Goolman (1838-1912) - buried in Zion Hill Cemetery, Paradise, Coles County, Illinois
John Richland Copeland (1841-1889) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was married to Nancy Ellen Wells Copeland (1846-1932). Her name is listed on the other side of the monument.
They had at least two children:
Charles Augustus Copeland (1869-1938) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Stephen Guy Copeland (1872-1933) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (his wife wrote a book about their adventures driving from California back to Indiana. The title is "Overland by Auto in 1913: Diary of a Family Tour From California to Indiana")
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Born: June 29, 1841
Died: January 30, 1889
He was the son of John Mahlon Copeland (1798-1858) and Tamzin Buchanan Copeland (1800-1877). They are both buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
He had several siblings:
Emily Amanda Copeland (1822-1906) -
Nancy Copeland Ribble (1824-1879) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Joel B. Copeland (1825-1849) - unknown
Henry C. Copeland (1827-1878) - buried in Action Cemetery, Acton, Marion County, Indiana
Rodney Copeland (1830-1879) - buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
Bernard Copeland (1832-1856) - buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
Zillah Elizabeth Copeland McClain (1834-1906) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Enos Copeland (1836-1893) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mary Catherine Copeland Goolman (1838-1912) - buried in Zion Hill Cemetery, Paradise, Coles County, Illinois
He was married to Penelope Catherine Sheek Copeland (1853-1903) on April 11, 1872. Her name is listed on the other side of the monument.
They had two children:
Dema E. Copeland Allen (1873-1966) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Coda Myrtle Copeland McCarty (1875-1953) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: December 29, 1853
Died: December 10, 1903
She was the daughter of John Bryant Sheek (1817-1872) and Sarah Kinnick Sheek (1820-1889). They were married on February 5, 1839 and are both buried in Greenwood Cemetery nearby.
She had several siblings:
John T. Sheek (1833-?) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Sarah Susan Sheek Brunnemer (1843-1902) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William H. Sheek (1859-1949) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (killed when his car collided with a train)
Daniel A. Sheek (1862-1862) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
Alisha J. Sheek (1863-1863) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
She was married to John Richard Copeland (1841-1889) and April 11, 1872. They share a headstone in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had two children:
Dema E. Copeland Allen (1873-1966) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Coda Myrtle Copeland McCarty (1875-1953) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1847
Died: 1929
I have no information on his parents or any siblings.
He was married to Mary Belle Murry Courtney.
Born: 1858
Died: 1935
Her name is listed below his on the monument.
They had two children, whose names are listed on the other side of the monument:Raymond W. Courtney (1886-1887) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson
County, Indiana
Mary E. Courtney (1878-1886) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: March 3, 1861
Died: August 1, 1913
I haven't found any information for her parents or any siblings.
She was the second wife of Paschal Dorrell (1835-1910). His name is listed on the other side of the monument.
I don't see any information on whether or not they had any children.
According to a notice in The Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana dated September 5, 1913, the will for Anna, known as Laura in this note, was misplaced. Her attorney was asking everyone to look for it and anyone that may have witnessed it to contact the Judge.
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Born: November 2, 1835
Died: March 25, 1910
He was the son of Jacob Dorrell (1801-1881) and Mary Alexander Dorrell (1804-1873). They were married on December 10, 1822 in Ohio County, Indiana and are buried next to each other in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He had twelve siblings:
John Dorrell (1823-1851) - buried in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Elizabeth Dorrell Smith (1825-1916) - buried in Honey Creek United Methodist Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
James Dorrell (1826-1905) - unknown
Cintha Ann Dorrell (1828-1841) - buried in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William Dorrell (1830-1904) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Daniel Dorrell (1831-1912) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Sarah Dorrell Sedam (1835-1915) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Joseph Dorrell (1836-1897) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mary Dorrell Myers (1839-1912) - unknown
Samuel L. Dorrell (1840-1931) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Ursula Dorrell Clary-Hughes (1842-1919) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Margaret Dorrell Shepherd (1845-1916) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was married twice, first to Martha Elizabeth Sell Dorrell.
Born: November 3, 1834, Johnson County, Indiana
Died: May 22, 1903, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
They were married on October 24, 1858. She died from typhoid fever and her name is listed below his on the monument.
She was the daughter of David Sell (1803-1865) and Rachel Groseclose Sell (1811-1865). They are buried in Lowe Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana.
She had five siblings, though I have only found these names:
Michael Sells (1831-1903) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Mary Jane Sells Sells (1837-1910) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
There were two children from his first marriage:Ida Agnes Dorrell (1862-1864) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (drowned at the age of 22 months)
Rosa May Dorrell (1867-1893) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (died from consumption)
His second marriage was to Anna Laura Herr Dorrell (1861-1913). Her name is listed on the other side of the monument.
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Born: December 12, 1836, Johnson County, Indiana
Died: May 1, 1897
He was the son of Jacob Dorrell (1801-1881) and Mary Alexander Dorrell (1804-1873). They were married on December 10, 1822 in Ohio County, Indiana and are buried next to each other in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He had twelve siblings:
John Dorrell (1823-1851) - buried in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Elizabeth Dorrell Smith (1825-1916) - buried in Honey Creek United Methodist Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
James Dorrell (1826-1905) - unknown
Cintha Ann Dorrell (1828-1841) - buried in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William Dorrell (1830-1904) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Daniel Dorrell (1831-1912) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Sarah Dorrell Sedam (1835-1915) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Paschal Dorrell (1835-1910) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mary Dorrell Myers (1839-1912) - unknown
Samuel L. Dorrell (1840-1931) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Ursula Dorrell Clary-Hughes (1842-1919) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Margaret Dorrell Shepherd (1845-1916) - buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was married to Louisa Doty Dorrell.
Born: February 1, 1837, Johnson County, Indiana
Died: August 12, 1921
Her name is listed below his on the headstone. They were married on January 14, 1858 in Johnson County, Indiana.
They had five children:
Mary L. Dorrell Hoyt (1859-1951) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Julia Margaret Dorrell Scott (1861-1888) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
Samuel A. Dorrell (1866-1890) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (his name is listed at the base of the headstone)
Tillie A. Dorrell VanArsdale (1872-1945) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Effie May Dorrell (1881-1888~) - unknown
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Born: 1848
Died: December 3,1891
He was the son of Mary Ann Lingenfelter Flack Wells (1817-1896) and her first husband, Moses Flack, Sr. (?-?). They were married on June 11, 1845 in Marion County, Indiana. I am unsure as to where he is buried, but she is buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
He had a few siblings:
Margaret J. Wells Whitton (1855-1904) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Hattie B. Stanton (1859-1934) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Richard A. Wells (1861-1925) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was married to Mary E. Brown Flack (1853-1919). Her name is listed on the other side of the monument.
They had one child:
Mary Brown Flack (1887-1888) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1840, Kentucky
Died: December 31, 1915, Johnson County, Indiana
She was the daughter of William E. Polk (1805-1877) and Sarah Shoptaw/Shoptaugh Polk (1805-1890). They are both buried in Greenwood Cemetery, though he was originally buried in a Catholic Cemetery in Indianapolis but was moved to this cemetery in 1891.
She had several siblings:
John A Polk (1825-1910) - unknown (served two terms in the Indiana Legislature)
Colonel Burr H. Polk (1835-1886) - buried in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska (was mayor of Vicksburg, Mississippi)
James M. Polk (1837-?) - unknown
Matilda Polk (?-?) - unknown
Maurice Polk (?-?) - unknown
William Lancaster Polk (1844-?) - unknown
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Polk Wilson (1847-1908) - unknown
Charles E. Polk (1847-1890) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (he was killed when a gas line ruptured and exploded)
She was first married to Henry C. Wood (1832-?) in 1863. I haven't located his burial location.
They had one child:
Clarence Harry Wood (1864-1927) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
She was the third wife of Doctor Zachariah Carnes (1840-1910). They were married on October 25, 1870 and he is buried near her in Greenwood Cemetery. He was her second husband.
They had one daughter:
Floy M. Carnes Moll (1872-1945) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: April 4, 1840, Grayson County, Kentucky
Died: 1910, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of William Carnes (?-?) and Eliza Decker Carnes (?-?).
He was married three times. His first wife was Elizabeth Burnett Carnes (1840-1865). They were married in May of 1860 and she is buried in Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Cemetery in Hardin County, Kentucky.
His second wife was Martha J. Moore Carnes (1848-1869). She died during the birth of her son, Henry and is buried in Moore Cemetery #1 in Hardin County, Kentucky.
They had two sons:
William S. Carnes (?-?) - unknown
Henry G. Carnes (1869-?) - unknown
His third wife was Eliza Polk Wood Carnes (1840-1915). They were married on October 25, 1870 and she is buried next to him in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had one daughter:
Floy M. Carnes Moll (1872-1945) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He served in the Civil War on the Union Side in Company C in the 21st Kentucky Regiment, being discharged on July 6, 1865.
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Born: 1865
Died: August 18, 1866
She was the infant daughter of James Green (1822-1884) and Margaret Green (?-1866). They are both buried nearby in Greenwood Cemetery. It is interesting to note that the mother died four days before her daughter did.
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Born: July 8, 1845
Died: April 30, 1886
She died from typhoid fever. I am not sure of her relation to Anna, James or Margaret, but her name is on the stone with them.
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Here is the grave of James Green.
Born: 1822
Died: January 16, 1884
I am unsure of the names of his parents or any siblings.
He was married to Margaret Green (?-1866), whose names is on the opposite side of this monument.
So is the name of Anna J. Green (1865-1866) and that of Harriet "Hattie" G. Green (1845-1886). I know that Anna was their daughter. It is likely that Harriet was as well, but I haven't found information stating that.
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Born: unknown
Died: August 14, 1866
She was the wife of James Green (1822-1884). His name is listed on the other side of the monument.
So is the name of Anna J. Green (1865-1866) and that of Harriet "Hattie" G. Green (1845-1886). I know that Anna was their daughter. It is likely that Harriet was as well, but I haven't found information stating that.
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Born: May 5, 1864
Died: February 13, 1894, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of James T.S. Grubbs (1837-1897) and Mildred Ann Grubbs Grubbs (1837-1890). They are buried near him in Greenwood Cemetery.
He had two siblings:
James T. Grubbs (1861-?) - unknown
Anna M. Grubbs Marr (1870-?) - unknown
I haven't found any mention of whether or not he was married or had children.
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Born: 1837, Kentucky
Died: February 10, 1897, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of Doctor James T. Grubbs (1796-1884) and Eliza Page Prentiss Grubbs (1808-1881). They are both buried in Old Burlington Cemetery, Burlington, Boone County, Kentucky.
He had at two siblings, but I only have one name:
Doctor William Bruce Grubbs (1831-1897) - buried in Old Burlington Cemetery, Burlington, Boone County, Kentucky.
He was married to Mildred Ann Grubbs Grubbs (1837-1890). They were married on June 7, 1860. She is buried near him in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had three children:
James T. Grubbs (1861-?) - unknown
John H. Grubbs (1864-1894) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Anna M. Grubbs Marr (1870-?) - unknown
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Born: June 9, 1837, Christian County, Kentucky
Died: June 23, 1890, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
I haven't found the names of her parents or any siblings.
She was married to her cousin James T.S. Grubbs (1837-1897) on June 7, 1860. He is buried near her in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had three children:
James T. Grubbs (1861-?) - unknown
John H. Grubbs (1864-1894) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Anna M. Grubbs Marr (1870-?) - unknown
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Born: 1833
Died: October 24, 1885, Johnson County, Indiana
I am unsure as to who his parents were or if he had any siblings.
He was the second husband of Margaret J. Wallace Turner Haines (1840-1919). They were married on April 15, 1867 in Shelby County, Indiana and she is buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had three children that I have found:William Martin Haines (1863-1885) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (he died of consumption)
Cora Haines (1871-1887) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (died of consumption)
Charles A. Haines (1879-1937) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1828, Kentucky
Died: July 3, 1883, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was married to Catherine S. Moore Harmon (1834-1916). She was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had at least one child:
Alice Harmon Conrad (1864-1895) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He served in 33rd Indiana Infantry in Company B, which was organized on September 16, 1861. This is also the date which he mustered in on. He mustered out on July 21, 1865 after a long service. He saw many battles and skirmishes. His regiment was listed as lost during service "4 officers and 112 enlisted men killed and mortally wounded; 2 officers and 180 enlisted men died by disease".
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Born: October 23, 1826
Died: October 30, 1862
He was a solider in the Civil War, having enlisted on September 12, 1861 as a First Lieutenant. He was commissioned on December 31, 1861 into Company H, 50th Indiana Infantry. He died the following year, but I am not sure the circumstances. This information is shown in the roster, though an obituary for his wife states that he was enlisted in the 51st Indiana Infantry in Company C. I don't believe that this information is correct as it is not in the roster.
I haven't found any names for his parents or siblings.
His wife was Margaret M. Mann Hunter (1836-1915) and her headstone is on one side of his.
They had at least two children of their own and one they adopted:
Addison J. Hunter (?-?) - burial unknown
Cyrus R. Hunter (1862-1892) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mollie Moore Bailey (?-?) - burial unknown (she was the daughter of Margaret's sister; they took her in when her mother died)
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Born: February 17, 1862
Died: June 15, 1892
I believe that his parents were Lieutenant Cyrus R. Hunter (1826-1862) and Margaret M. Hunter (1836-1915). They are buried next to him in Greenwood Cemetery.
He had two siblings, one of which was adopted:
Addison J. Hunter (?-?) - burial unknown
Mollie Moore Bailey (?-?) - burial unknown (she was the daughter of Margaret's sister; they took her in when her mother died)
His obituary states that he was living in Grand Fork, North Dakota at the time of his death and he was a newspaper man.
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Born: January 3, 1836
Died: April 13, 1915
She was the daughter of Andrew C. Mann (?-?) and Mary Smock Mann (?-?)
She was married to Lieutenant Cyrus R. Hunter (1826-1862) as he is buried next to her in Greenwood Cemetery. They were married on September 28, 1859.
They had at least two children of their own and one they adopted:
Addison J. Hunter (?-?) - burial unknown
Cyrus R. Hunter (1862-1892) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mollie Moore Bailey (?-?) - burial unknown (she was the daughter of Margaret's sister; they took her in when her mother died)
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Born: unknown
Died: unknown
He was a soldier in the 26th Indiana Infantry, Company E. He lived in Waverly, Indiana and mustered into service on August 30, 1861. He was discharged with disability on March 11, 1864.
His name is spelled Hutchison in the roster records, but it also spelled Hutchinson in a newspaper article. His was one of the graves moved to Greenwood Cemetery in 1887 when a lot was donated by the G.A.R. post in Greenwood. I have no idea where he was buried originally, nor what happened to his actual headstone as this is a memorial shield stone.
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Born: unknown
Died: unknown
He was a soldier in the 5th Indiana Cavalry, Company F. The 5th Indiana Cavalry was also known as the 90th Indiana Regiment. He lived in Greenwood and mustered into service on August 18, 1862. He was promoted to Captain of Company A. 2nd North Carolina Infantry. This is confusing as there doesn't appear to be a Union North Carolina division, only Confederate and his name is not in that roster. I would think that is he was in that roster, that would mean he had defected to the other side. It's possible that "Co. 'A' 2d N.C. Infantry" means something else, but I am not sure what. I cannot find him listed as a Captain in the 90th Infantry/5th Cavalry.
I have no information for any of his family.
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Born: November 29, 1849, Clark Township, Johnson County, Indiana
Died: February 20, 1932
He was the son of William Franklin Kinnick (1822-1895) and Elizabeth Stinson Kinnick (1820-1856). He is buried in Greenwood Cemetery while she is buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana. They were married in 1847.
He had at least two siblings:
Mary Elizabeth Kinnick Tilson (1852-1924) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Emma Augusta Kinnick Whitesides (1854-1936) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was married twice. His first wife was Flora E. Weeks Kinnick (1858-1892). They were married on December 29, 1881. She is buried near him in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had two children:
Stella Blanche Kinnick (1882-1899) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (she died of consumption)
William Harvey Kinnick (1888-1968) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
His second wife was Sarah A. Hallawell Kinnick (1861-1936). They were married on February 12, 1895. She is buried next to him in Greenwood Cemetery.
They also had two children:
Benjamin Franklin Kinnick, Jr. (1896-1959) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mary E. Kinnick Jewett (1897-1988) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1858
Died: December 22, 1892
She was the first wife of Benjamin Franklin Kinnick, Sr. (1849-1932). They were married on December 29, 1881.
They had two children:
Stella Blanche Kinnick (1882-1899) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (she died of consumption)
William Harvey Kinnick (1888-1968) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Her obituary states that she died after a lingering illness at her home.
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Born: May 1861, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Died: July 29, 1936
She was the daughter of James Hallawell (1832-1919) and Eliza Hallawell (1838-1915). They are buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Moores Hill, Dearborn County, Indiana.
She had one sibling that I have found reference to:
James Hallawell (1863-1919) - buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Moores Hill, Dearborn County, Indiana.
She was the second wife of Benjamin Franklin Kinnick, Sr. (1849-1932) and they were married on February 12, 1895. She is buried near in him Greenwood Cemetery.
They had two children:
Benjamin Franklin Kinnick, Jr. (1896-1959) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Mary E. Kinnick Jewett (1897-1988) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: March 20, 1845, Pulaski County, Kentucky
Died: December 9, 1911, Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of Private Elijah Kissee (1823-1901) and Susannah "Susan" Baugh Kissee (1828-1889). Elijah served in the Civil War in the 8th Kentucky Cavalry, Company I on the Union Side. They are both buried in Mays Cemetery, Casey County, Kentucky.
He had several siblings:
Harriet Kissee (?-?) - unknown
John Yancy Kissee (1851-1938) - buried in Cedar Point Cemetery, Ingle, Pulaski County, Kentucky
Charlotte Temple Kissee Pemberton (1855-1894) - burial location is listed as unknown (died along with two sons of typhoid fever; her son Lesley disappeared working in the fields and was never heard from again)
Emeline Kissee (?-?) - unknown
Elizabeth "Bettie" Tinsley Kissee Tupin (1861-1913) - buried in Mays Cemetery, Casey County, Kentucky
James Kissee (1861-1938) - buried in Bellevue Cemetery, Danville, Boyle County, Kentucky
He served in the Civil War in Company K of the 21st Kentucky Infantry.
He was married to Isabelle Lucas Kissee (1854-1932). She is buried nearby in Greenwood Cemetery.
His death certificate states that he died from Senile Myocarditis. This is defined as an inflammation of the heart muscle most often due to an infection.
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Born: 1846
Died: 1910, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the husband of Emma R. Rooke Landis. Her name is listed next to his on the headstone, though only her ashes are buried here.
Born: 1861, Chester County, Pennsylvania
Died: 1937, Pottstown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
She was the daughter of Jonathan Rooke (1824-1869) and Matilda Morris Rooke (1826-1920). They are both buried in Saint Andrew's Cemetery, West Vincent Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
She had at least one siblings:
Doctor William Morris Rooke (1848-1878) - buried in Saint Andrew's Cemetery, West Vincent Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
They had one child that I have found:
Matilda "Tillie" Landis (1886-1909) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana.
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Born: August 25, 1886, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Died: September 13, 1909, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
She was the only daughter of Reverend David R. Landis (1846-1910) and Emma R. Rooke Landis (1861-1937). They are buried near her in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Born: 1827, Jefferson County, Indiana
Died: March 20, 1903, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of Joel Law, Sr. (1813-1893). He is buried in the Law Cemetery in Shelby County, Indiana. I am not sure who Joel Jr. mother was as I haven't found her name, but what I did notice was that Joel Sr. was only fourteen when Joel Jr. was born. I seriously doubt he was married at the time.
I know for certain of the following marriages for Joel Sr:
Susan M. Smith Law (1845-1870) - buried in Center Cemetery, Shelby County, Indiana (married on May 23, 1967)
Edmonia/Edmoney Underwood Law (?-?) - unknown (married on July 31, 1873 [divorced in 1879] and again December 9, 1879 [divorced in 1885])
Susan D. Bushfield Law (?-?) - unknown (married June 21, 1892)
Rose E. Law Warble (1861-1959) - buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Indiana (no marriage date)
Martha Shaw Law (?-?) - unknown (1831)
He had several siblings:
Willis Law (1832-1902) - buried in Eberhart Cemetery, Shelby County, Indiana (his mother is likely Martha Shaw Law)
Zerilda A. Law Kendall (1839-1906) - buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Shelby County, Indiana. (her mother was Martha Shaw Law)
Albert T. Law (1868-1937) - buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Shelby County, Indiana (his mother was Susan M. Smith Law)
Ethel May Law Hamner (1886-1946) - buried in Miller Cemetery, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Indiana (her mother is Rose E. Law Warble)
I know that Joel Jr. was married to Mariah E. Wright Law (?-?) on December 24, 1881 as there is a newspaper article from the The Daily Republican discussing Joel Jr. and his wife, Mrs. Wright. You can read the entry here. I don't know if they had any children or what the outcome of this argument was, though she did try to empty the house of her things and leave. I do know that Joel Jr. has at least one son and daughter, but I don't know anything about them so far.
Daughter Law (?-?) unknown
Son Law (?-?) - unknown
While, I was doing research on this particular entry I came across a myriad of wives for these men. I have not yet been able to decipher whose was whose as it was not listed whether it was Jr. or Sr. in the marriage record for some of them. I will do my best to list the information as found. I am listing it for Joel Sr. as well, just to be as thorough as possible.
From an article in the Shelby Democrat, dated June 4, 1885; "Joel Law has filed a suit for divorce from his wife, Edmonia Law, alleging cruel treatment and neglect of household duties. The parties were divorced in 1879, and afterwards re-married. Mrs. Law has filed a cross petition for divorce, custody of their child and $5,000 alimony. Mr. Law is seventy-two years of age and Mrs. Law is about thirty." This pertains to Joel Sr. since the advanced age and date would give him a birth date of 1813. I also found her name twice in the marriage records for Shelby County, therefore I can safely see that she was Sr. wife twice.
I have also found the following marriages, though I am not sure if they are to Jr. or Sr.
Louisa Wheeler Law (?-?) - unknown (married on August 11, 1850)
Elizabeth Wilson Law (?-?) - unknown (married on January 1, 1867)
Rosetta Barnett Law (?-?) - unknown (married on September 12, 1885)
I'd like to think that Elizabeth Wilson Law was married to Joel Jr as it is only a few months from one of the dates for Joel Sr, but I can't be certain.
His obituary states that he died at the Hoyt Hotel of consumption. He served in the Civil War in Company H of the 9th Indiana Cavalry. He mustered into service on September 15, 1864 and out on July 13, 1865.
If anyone can help me decipher the marriages, please let me know.
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Born: January 11, 1820, Oldham County, Kentucky
Died: June 17, 1888, Johnson County, Indiana
His parents were John B. Law (1791-1838) and Mary "Polly" B. Tracy Law (1803-?). I am unsure as to where they are buried, though he is said to have died in Henry County, Kentucky.
He had one brother that I have found:
Willis Law (1822-1888) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (no headstone has been found; he died in an asylum)
He was married to Malinda/Matilda Whittaker Law (1824-1883) on April 3, 1842. She is buried with him in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had one son that I have found, though her name is not listed on the death certificate:
William Benjamin Franklin Law (1840-1923) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (no headstone has been found)
William was to be sent to an asylum due to his failing mental health, but he died only a couple of days after the arrangements were being made.
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Born: February 4, 1828, Oldham County, Kentucky
Died: November 27, 1904, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of Anderson Law (1799-1881) and Mary "Polly" Hamblin Law (1803-1881). They were married on March 30, 1825 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Kentucky and are both buried in Ralston Cemetery, Trimble County, Kentucky.
He had many siblings:
James Dawson Law (1822-1908) - buried in Pleasant Hill Christian Church Cemetery, Iberia, Miller County, Missouri
Piercy Ann Law Abbott (1826-1873) - buried in Smith Mills Cemetery, Smith Mills, Henderson County, Kentucky
Adeline Y. Law Powell (1830-1885) - buried in Ralston Cemetery, Trimble County, Kentucky
George H. Law (1832-1875) - buried in Fagan Cemetery, Puxico, Stoddard County, Missouri
Daniel R. Law (1834-1904) - buried in Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky
Bertha Francis Law (1836-1837) - burial unknown
John Harvey Law (1838-1916) - buried in Bedford Cemetery, Bedford, Trimble County, Kentucky
Martha Law O'Brien (1841-1916) - buried in Bedford Cemetery, Bedford, Trimble County, Kentucky
Sarah Elizabeth Law Sandefur (1842-1920) - buried in Sandefur Cemetery, Geneva, Henderson County, Kentucky
David B. Law (1845-1919) - buried in Matthews IOOF Cemetery, Matthews, Grant County, Indiana
Frances Taylor Law (1846-1900) - buried in Ralston Cemetery, Trimble County, Kentucky
Edmonia Law Ridgway (1856-1931) - buried in Dutch Tract Cemetery, Pleasureville, Henry County, Kentucky
He was married twice. His first wife was Leticia/Letitia McIntosh Law (1834-1854). They were married on February 10, 1853. Her burial site is unknown with a note saying that her body was lost or destroyed.
They had one child:
John T. Law (1854-?) - unknown
His second wife, whose name is listed under his, was Sarah Ann Hill Law (1833-1907). They were married on October 21, 1856.
They had two children that I am aware of:
Mary Fannie Law Averitt (1858-1889) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Emma J. Law Yockey (1868-1933) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1865
Died: 1924, Johnson County, Indiana
I am unsure as to who her parents were or if she had any siblings.
I am assuming that she was the wife of William T. Littleton (1857-1934) as he is buried next to her in Greenwood Cemetery.
I am unsure if they had any children or not.
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Born: 1857, Kentucky
Died: November 1834, Johnson County, Indiana
His mother was Marilla/Marellah C. Green Littleton (1823-1906) and his father was W.E. Littleton (?-1861). They were married on February 3, 1852. His mother is buried in Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Hopewell, Johnson County, Indiana, while his father was buried in an unmarked grave on the banks of the Potomac River where he drowned.
He had two siblings:
George Littleton (1854-1924) - buried in Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Hopewell, Johnson County, Indiana.
Reverend Emmett Bruce "E.B." Littleton (1861-1936) - buried in Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Hopewell, Johnson County, Indiana.
I believe that he was married to Margaret J. Littleton (1865-1924) as she is buried next to him in Greenwood Cemetery.
I am unsure if they had any children.
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Born: 1846
Died: 1888, Johnson County, Indiana
She was married to Cary Allen McFarland (1840-1916), who is listed on the opposite side of the headstone in Greenwood Cemetery.
I haven't seen any mention of children.
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Born: unknown
Died: unknown
He was a soldier in Company K of the 11th Indiana Infantry. His name is spelled Magsam in the roster, which shows his place of residence as being Marion County. He mustered into service on April 22, 1861 and out when his term expired on August 4, 1861.
He was married to Rebecca Jane Gibson Richards Mullinix Magsam Maynard (1843-1938) on September 4, 1894 in Johnson County, Indiana. He was her third husband. They had no children.
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Born: unknown
Died: July 23, 1886
She was the infant daughter of John Simpson (1829-1921) and hsi second wife, Roeana E. Simpson (1843-1886). They are both buried in Greenwood Cemetery. He is buried nearby, while her name is shown on the other side of the marker, having passed away on a month and a half before her daughter.
She would have had several siblings:
Mary C. Simpson (1853-1866) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Sarah J. SImpson (1854-1855) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
David B. Simpson (1863-1935) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Henry F. Simpson (1865-1865) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Eva B. Simpson (1866-1877) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1862
Died: 1941
Unfortunately, I have been unable to find any information about her.
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Born: 1827, Kentucky
Died: May 15, 1899, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was a private in the 21st Regiment, also known as the 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery, Company M. He lived in Greenwood when he mustered in on November 1, 1863. He was discharged on September 28, 1865 with a disability, though there isn't a mention as to what that disability was.
He was married to Mary Isabella Brewer McGee (1833-1917). She is buried in Greenwood Cemetery, though there appears to be no headstone for her.
They had a few children:
Isaac Howard McGee (1863-1907) - buried in Fowler Cemetery, Fowler, Benton County, Indiana (death certificate states that he died in a train accident)
William Austin McGee (1866-1941) - buried in Washington Park East Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Lulu B. McGee Bailey (1869-1921) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
David McGee (1873-1895) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (died of typhoid fever; no headstone found)
I found a picture, here, at the Indiana Digital Archives that may be the same William McGee. He is driving a horse dragon wagon that says on the side, "Wm. McGee Express".
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Born: 1872
Died: 1945
She was the daughter of Zachariah Carnes (1839-1910) and his third wife, Eliza Polk Wood Carnes (1840-1915). They were married on October 25, 1870 and are both buried nearby in Greenwood Cemetery.
She was the wife of Theophilus John Moll (1872-1930). They were married on June 21, 1898 and he is buried next to her in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had three children:
Floy Carnes Moll (?-?) - unknown
Jewell Theophilus Moll (1901-1963) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Wood Carnes Moll (1903-1864) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
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Born: May 25, 1872. Evansville, Indiana
Died: 1930
He was the son of John Edward Moll (1849-1926) and Lucy Eusebia Curnick Moll (1848-1930). They are both buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
He had at least four siblings:
Helen Victoria Iler Moll Shepherd (1874-1946) - buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Richmond City, Virginia
Cora A. Moll (1876-1956) - buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
Ada Curnick Moll McBride (1881-1947) - buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
Ethel E. Moll Norcross (1886-1959) - buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
He was the husband of Floy Carnes Moll (1872-1945). They were married on June 21, 1898 and she is buried next to him in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had three children:
Floy Carnes Moll (?-?) - unknown
Jewell Theophilus Moll (1901-1963) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Wood Carnes Moll (1903-1864) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
He was an author and had his own law practice. He also founded the American Central Law School in Indianapolis. You can read more about him here and about the American Central Law School, which is now the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, here.
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Born: October 18, 1848
Died: May 1, 1887
She was the daughter of George Washington Polk (1816-1904) and Mary Embry Polk (1820-1886). He was a cabinet maker in his early life and then a farmer, but turned to his son's canning business in his later years. When Mrs. Polk passed away, schools were closed and business shuttered early. They are both buried in Greenwood Cemetery nearby.
She had several siblings:
William F. Polk (1839-1911) - buried in Alpine Community Church Cemetery, Menlo, Chattooga County, Georgia
James T. Polk (1846-1919) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Florence Polk Peek (1851-1910) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Perry E. Polk (1853-1905) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (fell from a ladder while painting his new house and died; death certificates makes it seem that he had a heart attack)
Minnie M. Polk (1858-1863) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Unknown Female Polk Jones (?-?) - unknown
She was the first wife of Harvey Brewer (1844-1913). He is buried near her in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had several children:
Fred C. Brewer (1870-1940) - buried in Tacoma Cemetery, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington
Florence Maud Brewer (1875-1898) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (she had been ill for some time before she died)
Mary Alice Brewer Graham (1876-1954) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Alma Brewer Franklin (1884-1962) - buried in Riverview Abbey Mausoleum and Crematory, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
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Born: June 16, 1847, Kentucky
Died: August 7, 1890, Effingham, Effingham County, Illinois
He was the son of William E. Polk (1805-1877) and Sarah Shoptaw Polk (1805-1890). He was originally buried in "the Catholic Cemetery" but was moved to the family plot according to an article in the Franklin Republican dated 1891. I am not sure which cemetery it was referring to. She is buried with him in Greenwood Cemetery.
He had at several siblings:
John A. Polk (1825-1910) - unknown (he was a member of the Indiana Legislature)
Colonel Burr Harrison Polk (1835-1886) - buried in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska (there is a picture of him here.)
James M. Polk (1837-?) - unknown (I believe he was born in Spencer County, Kentucky)
Eliza J. Polk Wood Carnes (1840-1915) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William Lancaster Polk (1844-1918) - buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi
Elizabeth Francis A. Polk Wilson (1847-1908) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (she is Charles' twin)
According to Charles' obituary, he was working on getting a packing house in order, when he found a gas leak. The lantern sparked with the gas fumes which resulted in a explosion. The injuries from said explosion were fatal.
He was married and had three children, though I haven't found reference to them beyond a note in the obituary.
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Born: 1879
Died: 1964
There is a second headstone next to this one that has the name Richard T. Rose (1881-1887). I assume that this was his brother that died. I have no information on parents or siblings.
There appears to be a marking for the Freemasons to the left of his name. The stone itself is interesting because it appears to be a alrge chunk of quartz.
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Born: 1838
Died: 1931
He was married to Margaret Rose, whose name is listed below his one the headstone.
Born: 1842
Died: 1936
I don't know if there is any relation to Roy and Richard Rose mentioned above. It is possible that they could have been children of William and Margaret. I am not sure.
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Born: November 25/27, 1805, Nelson County, Kentucky
Died: February 3, 1890, Johnson County, Indiana
Her parents were Andrew Shoptaw (?-?) and Elizabeth Curtis Shoptaw (?-?). I am unsure as to where they were buried or any names of siblings.
She was the wife of William E. Polk (1805-1877). They were married on May 20, 1828 in Nelson County, Kentucky and moved to Johnson County, Indiana in 1856. Her name is listed opposite his on the headstone in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had seven children:
John A. Polk (1825-1910) - unknown (he was a member of the Indiana Legislature)
Colonel Burr Harrison Polk (1835-1886) - buried in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska (there is a picture of him here.)
James M. Polk (1837-?) - unknown (I believe he was born in Spencer County, Kentucky)
Eliza J. Polk Wood Carnes (1840-1915) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William Lancaster Polk (1844-1918) - buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi
Charles E. Polk (1847-1890) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (he is Elizabeth's twin)
Elizabeth Francis A. Polk Wilson (1847-1908) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (she is Charles' twin)
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Born: May 17, 1862
Died: June 19, 1862
He was the newborn son of John Bryant Sheek (1817-1872) and Sarah "Sallie" Kinnick Sheek (1820-1889). They were married on February 4, 1839 and are both buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
He would have had several siblings:
John T. Sheek (1833-?) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (he is not listed in the family history)
Jacob Sheek (1840-1916) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Sarah Susan Sheek Brunnemer (1843-1902) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Hannah J. Sheek (1845-?) - unknown (confusion on when she died, one place states 1845 while another states 1945)
Margaret Ann Sheek (1848-1849) - unknown
Mary Elizabeth Sheek Peggs (1849-1869) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Penelope Catherine Sheek Copeland (1853-1903) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William H. Sheek (1859-1949) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (obituary states that he was killed from a skull fracture when his automobile collided with a B&O Train)
Alisha J. Sheek (1863-1863) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (her name is listed below Daniel's)
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Born: April 11, 1817, Rowan County, North Carolina
Died: June 3, 1872, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of George Washington Sheek (1787-1867) and his first wife, Margaret "Peggy" Call Sheek (1795-1840). They were married on March 22, 1809 in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina. He is buried in Macedonia Moravian God's Acre, Advance, Davie County, North Carolina, but I am unsure as to where she is buried.
He had a few siblings:
Daniel A. Sheek (1812-1870) - buried in Macedonia Moravian God's Acre, Advance, Davie County, North Carolina
Richmond George Sheek (1819-1896) - buried in Macedonia Moravian God's Acre, Advance, Davie County, North Carolina
Susannah "Susan" Sheek Cook (1825-1922) - buried in Macedonia Moravian God's Acre, Advance, Davie County, North Carolina
Levin/Leven W. Sheek (1829-1893) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was married on February 5, 1839 to Sarah "Sallie" Kinnick Sheek (1820-1889). She is buried with him in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had twelve children, but I don't have all of their names:
John T. Sheek (1833-?) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (he is not listed in the family history)
Jacob Sheek (1840-1916) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Sarah Susan Sheek Brunnemer (1843-1902) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Hannah J. Sheek (1845-?) - unknown (confusion on when she died, one place states 1845 while another states 1945)
Margaret Ann Sheek (1848-1849) - unknown
Mary Elizabeth Sheek Peggs (1849-1869) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Penelope Catherine Sheek Copeland (1853-1903) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William H. Sheek (1859-1949) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (obituary states that he was killed from a skull fracture when his automobile collided with a B&O Train)
Daniel A. Sheek (1862-1862) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greewnood, Johnson County, Indiana
Alisha J. Sheek (1863-1863) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (her name is listed below Daniel's)
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Born: June 4, 1820, Davie County, North Carolina
Died: March 12, 1889, Johnson County, Indiana
She was the daughter of George Kinnick (1784-1865) and Hannah Grimes Kinnick (1788-1860). They were married in 1806 and are both buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
She had many siblings:
Johanna Kinnick Barlow (1807-1890) - unknown
John Kinnick (1809-1876) - buried in Bethel Cemetery, Davis County, Iowa
Jabez Graham Kinnick (1812-1891) - buried in Rocklane Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana
Nancy Smarr Kinnick Allen (1815-1892) - buried in Rocklane Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Elijah B. Kinnick (1817-1849) - buried in Nolin Cemetery, Johnson County, Indiana (a family history lists him as buried in the Clark Pioneer Cemetery)
Catharine Kinnick (1818-1889) -
Johanna Kinnick (1820-1889) -
George Washington Kinnick (1825-1904) - buried in Elgin Cemetery, Elgin, Union County, Oregon
Dempsey C. Kinnick (1824/1828-1912) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William Kinnick (1830-1912) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Penelope "Nellie" Kinnick Boner (1833-1923) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Infant Daughter Kinnick (1835-?) - unknown
She was married to John Bryant Sheek (1817-1872) on February 5, 1839. Her name is shown on the opposite side of the headstone in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had twelve children, but I don't have all of their names:
John T. Sheek (1833-?) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (he is not listed in the family history)
Jacob Sheek (1840-1916) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Sarah Susan Sheek Brunnemer (1843-1902) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Hannah J. Sheek (1845-?) - unknown (confusion on when she died, one place states 1845 while another states 1945)
Margaret Ann Sheek (1848-1849) - unknown
Mary Elizabeth Sheek Peggs (1849-1869) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Penelope Catherine Sheek Copeland (1853-1903) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William H. Sheek (1859-1949) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (obituary states that he was killed from a skull fracture when his automobile collided with a B&O Train)
Daniel A. Sheek (1862-1862) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greewnood, Johnson County, Indiana
Alisha J. Sheek (1863-1863) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (her name is listed below Daniel's)
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Born: 1820, Mercer County, Kentucky
Died: March 13, 1872, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
She was the daughter of John B. Smock (1790-1856) and Jane Brewer Smock (1796-1879). They were married in 1814 and are both buried in Greenwood Cemetery in a section marked for Pioneers.
She had several siblings:
Ann Smock Smock Smock (1815-1904) - unknown (possibly in Iowa)
Simon V. Smock (1819-1864) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Clarinda C. Smock Brewer (1824-1897) - buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Vinton, Benton County, Iowa
James H. Smock (1825-?) - unknown
Elizabeth A. Smock Woods (1829-1876) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Catherine Smock Curd (1831-?) - unknown
She was married to John F. Shortridge (1818-1896). His name is listed on the opposite side of the monument in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had three children:
Vandalina/Vandelene Shortridge Wishard/Washard (1840-1926) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
James Marshall Shortridge (1849-1920) - buried in Paul Hill Cemetery, St. Paul, Decatur County, Indiana
George Irillis Shortridge (1852-1883) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: March 20, 1818, Mercer County, Kentucky (possibly Wayne County, Indiana)
Died: December 16, 1896, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of George Shortridge (1781-1852) and Elizabeth "Betsy" Shortridge Shortridge (1784-1872). They were married around 1808 in Kentucky and are both buried in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana. They were cousins, though in that day it wasn't an uncommon thing, hence the same maiden and married name. According to a family history that I found, the town of Germantown, in Wayne County, Indiana, was laid by George and was originally named Georgetown when it was recorded in 1827, but changed to Germantown and then recorded in 1844. Not sure why the change. George was listed as being a graduate of Georgetown College in Kentucky.
He had a few siblings:
Margaret Shortridge Sebern (?-1864) - buried in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Ambrose Franklin Shortridge (1809-1896) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Harrison Shortridge (1809-1894) - buried in Delaware Cemetery, Lansing, Leavenworth County, Kansas
Vashti Shortridge Oldaker (1819-1877) - buried in Lyons Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Nancy Shortridge (?-?) - unknown
Sarah "Sally" Shortridge (?-?) - unknown (though I believe her name is listed on the monument with John in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana)
He was married to Ellen Smock Shortridge (1820-1872). Her name is listed opposite his on the headstone.
They had three children:
Vandalina/Vandelene Shortridge Wishard/Washard (1840-1926) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
James Marshall Shortridge (1849-1920) - buried in Paul Hill Cemetery, St. Paul, Decatur County, Indiana
George Irillis Shortridge (1852-1883) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1837
Died: 1933
I believe that she was the sister of John F. Shortridge (1818-1896) as her name is listed on the same monument and there is only one Sarah that I can find. I am not going to list any further information since I am not completely certain. The information, is however, listed above.
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Born: 1826
Died: July 6, 1874
According to a newspaper article from The Franklin Republican dated May 1887, his grave was moved to the lot designated for old soldiers from his original burial site. I am not sure where he was buried at or what company or regiment he served in.
I haven't found any information on his family.
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Born: 1819, Indiana
Died: October 31, 1864, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He mustered into service as a Wagoner on November 1, 1863 in Company M, 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery. He died while on leave at his home in Greenwood. The roster states his date of death as October 3, 1864, but doesn't say what he died of.
He was the son of John B. Smock (1790-1856) and Jane Brewer Smock 1796-1879). They were married in 1814 and both are buried in Greenwood Cemetery in the Pioneer Section.
He had several siblings:
Ann Smock Smock Smock (1815-1904) - unknown (possibly in Iowa)
Ellen Smock Shortridge (1820-1872) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Clarinda C. Smock Brewer (1824-1897) - buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Vinton, Benton County, Iowa
James H. Smock (1825-?) - unknown
Elizabeth A. Smock Woods (1829-1876) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Catherine Smock Curd (1831-?) - unknown
He was married to Phoebe Jane Smock (?-?). I am unsure as to where she is buried or if they had any children.
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Born: April 15, 1788, Kentucky
Died: May 18, 1860, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
She was the first wife of Garret/Garnet Sorter (1804-1870). They were married in Johnson County, Indiana on July 14, 1831. He is buried nearby in Greenwood Cemetery. His name is spelled differently on the headstones, but it is spell Garret in an obituary in the Franklin Republican.
They had one child that I have found:
Cynthia Ellen Sorter Brown (1834-1855) - buried in Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Hopewell, Johnson County, Indiana (she died around the same time her second child, David, was born, though for some reason she was not listed as his mother, but instead his father's second wife was.)
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Born: August 1804
Died: September 24, 1870
He was married twice. His first wife was Charity Smock Sorter (1788-1860). She is buried on one side of him in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had one child that I have found:
Cynthia Ellen Sorter Brown (1834-1855) - buried in Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Hopewell, Johnson County, Indiana (she died around the same time her second child, David, was born, though for some reason she was not listed as his mother, but instead his father's second wife was.)
His second wife was Nancy Sorter (1816-1892). She was buried on the other side of his grave in Greenwood Cemetery.
I didn't find any mention of children from his second marriage.
He was ordained as a a deacon of the church on March 4, 1829 but resigned just about a year later, likely because he was then ordained as an officer of the church. I am not sure which Church exactly as there were several listed in the article, it just says "Officers of the Church". He was also considered a pioneer of the county as he came to settle in 1825, likely from Kentucky.
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Born: May 3, 1816, Butler County, Ohio
Died: April 20, 1892, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
She was the daughter of James Howard (1793-1843) and Martha Howard (?-1860). Both are buried in Howard Cemetery, Greensburg, Decatur County, Indiana
She was married twice, her first husband being Rice Springer (1811-1844). He is buried in Howard Cemetery, Decatur County, Indiana. He is listed as having died from consumption. According to the Indiana Marriage Records, they were married on March 8, 1835. This date is also reflected in her obituary.
It gets confusing as this is also the same marriage date for a man named Hiram Springer and Nancy Howard, but she is buried in South Park Cemetery, Greensburg, Decatur County, Indiana - with Hiram Springer. Both of their names are on the headstone. The birth and death dates (1814-1886) are close, but still different. BUT --- I also found a marriage record for Hiram and Nancy for July 12, 1835.
She had three children by her first husband:
Parthena Bryan Springer Wood (1836-1883) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Abner Springer (1837-1850) - buried in Howard Cemetery, Greensburg, Decatur County, Indiana
Nancy "Nannie" Springer Brann/Braun (1839-1927) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Martha "Mattie" Springer Milburn (1843-1909) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Her second husband was Garret/Garnet Sorter (1804-1870). They were married in 1864 in Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana and he is buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
So, here is the big question. Where is Nancy Howard Springer Sorter actually buried? Is it in Greenwood Cemetery next to Garret Sorter or is she buried in South Park Cemetery in Greensburg with Hiram Springer. And who is Hiram Springer?
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Born: unknown
Died: December 24, 1864, Bardstown, Kentucky
He was a resident of Greenwood when he was recruited into Company D of the 17th Indiana Infantry on July 21, 1862. He died at Bardstown on December 24, 1864.
I have no information on his family.
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Born: September 8, 1879
Died: June 23, 1951
He was listed as having been a cook in the 14th Cavalry. There was no 14th Indiana Cavalry in the Civil War and his birth date puts him post-Civil War anyway. I don't find any information for a 14th cavalry unit for WW1 or 2. I am not sure what his service was, though his memorial stone is reminiscent of the ones that I have seen for World War 1.
I don't have any information for his family either.
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Born: December 29, 1842, Switzerland County, Indiana
Died: September 26, 1920, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
He was the son of Robert E. Weaver (1816-1890) and Jane Banta Weaver (1816-1872). They were married in 1837 and are both buried in Old Bethel Cemetery, in Switzerland County, Indiana.
He had several siblings:
Erastus I. Weaver (1839-1861) - buried in Old Bethel Cemetery, Switzerland County, Indiana (noted that he drowned in the Ohio River)
Henry B. Weaver (1844-1929) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Sarah Ellen Weaver Cole (1846-1869) - buried in Old Bethel Cemetery, Switzerland County, Indiana
Robert William Weaver (1849-1927) - buried in Estates of Serenity, Marion, Grant County, Indiana
Jacob Robert Weaver (1851-1888) - buried in Vernon Cemetery, Vernon, Jennings County, Indiana
Daniel H. Weaver (1854-1928) - buried in Crystal Lake Township Cemetery North, Frankfort, Benzie County, Michigan
He was married in 1868 to Emily Weales Weaver, whose name is listed below his on the headstone.
Born: December 28, 1848, London, England
Died: October 23, 1936, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
She was the daughter of Henry Weales (1824-1904) and Martha Paris Weales (1827-1897). They were married in 1847 at St. John's Church in Surrey, England and are buried in Vevay Cemetery, Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana.
She had many siblings:
Caroline Weales Rodgers (1847-1935) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Henry Weales (1851-1920) - buried in Vevay Cemetery, Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana
Mary Weales Saberton (1853-1931) - buried in Ghent Masonic Cemetery, Ghent, Carroll County, Kentucky
Thomas Weales (1856-1864) - buried in Vevay Cemetery, Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana
John Weales (1859-1940) - buried in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California
George Gueary Weales (1863-1919) - buried in Vevay Cemetery, Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana
James Frederick Weales (1863-1930) - buried in Mountain View Cemetery and Mausoleum, Altadena, Los Angeles County, California
They had one child:
Anna K. Weaver Young (1870-1901) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana (she died of pneumonia and cerebral meningitis)
He served in the Civil War in the 3rd Indiana Cavalry, also known as the 45th Indiana Regiment, Company A, though I have not found his name in any of the rosters.
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Born: 1813, Kentucky
Died: November 4, 1887, Johnson County, Indiana
I don't have any information on his parents or any siblings.
He was married twice, his first wife being Mary Tolin Wells (?-?). They were married on June 2, 1841 in Marion County, Indiana. I am unsure as to where she was buried or if they had any children.
His second wife was Mary Ann Lingenfelter Flack Wells (1817-1896). They were married on June 28, 1854 in Marion County, Indiana. Her name is listed on the opposite side of the headstone in Greenwood Cemetery.
They had several children:
James D. Wells (1842-1918) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Nancy Ellen Wells Copeland (1846-1932) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
George Melvin Wells (1848-1921) - buried in Acacia Memorial Park, Modesto, Stanislaus County, California (mentioned in the book "Overland by Auto in 1913", the diary of a trip taken by his nephew cross-county in 1913)
Margaret J. Wells Whitton (1855-1904) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Harriet B. Wells Stanton (1859-1934) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Richard A. Wells (1861-1925) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
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Born: 1864
Died: 1927
I have no information on his family.
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Born: 1831
Died: 1893
I haven't found any information for his parents or any siblings.
He was married to Parthenea Bryan Springer Wood (1836-1883) in 1855. Her name is listed below his on the headstone.
She was the daughter of Rice Springer (1811-1844) and Nancy Howard Springer (1814-1886). He is buried in Howard Cemetery in Decatur County, Indiana, while she is buried in South Park Cemetery in Decatur County, Indiana. I am unsure that she is the correct Nancy Springer. I believe that Nancy Springer Sorter (1816-1892), buried in Greenwood Cemetery, is likely the correct one. See her listing above for the explanation and confusion on the Springer/Sorter issue.
She had a few siblings:
Abner Springer (1837-1850) - buried in Howard Cemetery, Greensburg, Decatur County, Indiana
Nancy "Nannie" Springer Brann/Braun (1839-1927) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
Martha "Mattie" Springer Milburn (1843-1909) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
William and Parthenea had a few children that I have found so far:
Doctor Noah Springer Wood (1858-1924) - buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana
Mattie C. Wood Brewer (1864-1942) - buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
John Claibourne Wood (1870-1915) - buried in Roachdale Cemetery, Roachdale, Putnam County, Indiana
Sylvia Cordelia Wood Lambert (1877-1957) - buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
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