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| 501 | ACCORDING TO JOHN HERBERT BROWN'S RECORDS J. H. BURGESS AND ZION RUDD COULD HAVE BEEN MARRIED ON 19 0CTOBER 1890. HIS RECORDS SHOW BOTH DATES. | Family F494
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| 502 | ACCORDING TO JUDY BOWLING GOUGH OF WALDORF, MD., WILLIAM MAY NOT BE WALLACE BOWLING'S ANCESTOR. IT MAY BE THOMAS BOWLING. SHE'S STILL WORKING ON IT. GARTH E. BOWLING, JR. FROM LAPLATA, MARYLAND AND JUDY BOWLING GOUGH FROM WALDORF, MARYLAND WRITE IN THEIR FIRST NEWSLETTER THAT "...THE BOWLINGS ARE PROBABLY THE LARGEST GROUP OF RELATED PEOPLE IN CHARLES COUNTY. IN FACT, THE LAPLATA-LEONARDTOWN AREA TELEPHONE BOOK LISTS OVER 100 BOWLING FAMILIES. NATIONALLY, THERE ARE OVER 6000 BOWLING FAMILIES WITH THE LARGEST NUMBERS LIVING IN OHIO AND KENTUCKY. IN MARYLAND, THE VAST MAJORITY LIVE IN CHARLES COUNTY." "WITHIN CHARLES COUNTY, THERE ARE TWO DISTINCT CLANS. THOSE BOWLINGS WHO HAVE ROOTS IN THE BRYANTOWN AREA GENERALLY BELONG TO ONE CLAN. THEIR DESCENDANTS HAVE BEEN IN CHARLES COUNTY THE LONGEST, GOING BACK TO THE 1600'S. THE OTHER CLAN OF BOWLINGS, WHICH IS BY FAR THE LARGEST, HAVE ROOTS IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTY, GENERALLY COMING FROM FAULKNER, GLASVA, NEWBURG, ALLENS FRESH, NEWPORT, AND WICOMICO. THIS CLAN CAN TRACE ITS ORIGIN BACK TO ONE MAN, WALLACE BOWLING" WILLIAM'S FOURTH GREAT GRANDCHILD. "THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT THESE CLANS ARE RELATED. A ROBERT BOWLING CAME TO VIRGINIA FROM ENGLAND IN 1660, AND MARRIED THE GRANDDAUGHTER OF POCAHONTAS. MANY OF HIS DESCENDANTS LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES TODAY." "IN ADDITION TO THIS BOWLING, A WILLIAM BOWLING, WALLACE'S GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GREAT GRANDFATHER, IS RECORDED AS HAVING RECEIVED A LAND GRANT OF 887 ACRES IN GLOUCHESTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA IN 1668." "THIS WILLIAM BOWLING WAS LIKELY THE UNCLE OR FIRST COUSIN OF ROBERT BOWLING - PROBABLY THE LATTER. IT WOULD SEEM LOGICAL THAT WILLIAM ARRIVED IN VIRGINIA A FEW YEARS AFTER ROBERT. THE BRYANTOWN [BOWLING] CLAN TRACE THEIR ANCESTRY TO ROBERT, WHEREAS, THE WALLACE BOWLING CLAN DESCENDS FROM WILLIAM. IN SHORT BOTH THE CHARLES COUNTY CLANS ARE FROM THE SAME ORIGIN, BUT WE HAVE TO GO BACK OVER 300 YEARS TO ENGLAND TO CONNECT WITH OUR COMMON ANCESTOR." "THE FIRST BOWLING (SOMETIMES SPELLED BOLLING) RECORDED IN HISTORY WAS IN 1086 IN YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND. BOLLING HALL, THE HOME OF THE EARLIEST BOWLINGS, STILL STANDS IN BRANDFORD, ENGLAND, AND IS NOW A MUSEUM." "WILLIAM AND HIS DESCENDANTS CHOSE "...TO STAY IN VIRGINIA DURING APPROXIMATELY THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED YEARS IN AMERICA. THEY MIGRATED UP THE POTOMAC RIVER VALLEY FROM GLOUCHESTER COUNTY TO PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, AND EVENTUALLY TO FAIRFAX COUNTY. THESE BOWINGS WERE WELL-TO-DO TOBACCO PLANTERS." | BOWLING, WILLIAM (I6060)
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| 503 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F3516
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| 504 | ACCORDING TO LARRY THIS IS HER MARRIED SURNAME. | GILTNER, ELLEN KAY (I9686)
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| 505 | ACCORDING TO LENA MAE PARKHILL, THE GIRLS TOOK THE PATRICK NAME. | PATRICK, MISS (I5773)
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| 506 | ACCORDING TO LENA MAE PARKHILL, THE TWO GIRLS TOOK THE PATRICK NAME. | PATRICK, MISS (I5772)
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| 507 | ACCORDING TO LEO HARDIN CAUDLE ELLA BELLE CAUDLE IS NAMED AFTER HIS DAD'S, CLINTON HARDIN CAUDLE, SISTER NANCY BELLE CAUDLE GRIGGS CLAYCOMB WHO RAISED CLINT. NO CHILDREN | CAUDLE, "ELLA" BELLE (I1013)
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| 508 | ACCORDING TO LOLA PATRICK THURMAN, JOHN ANNIAS PATRICK WAS A GOOD FRIEND OF DOC [JOHN HENRY] CAUDLE | PATRICK, JOHN ANNIAS (I4910)
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| 509 | ACCORDING TO LOU LARABEE HE WAS INDIAN. | CLAXTON (I59)
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| 510 | ACCORDING TO MARLIN CAUDLE THE BURKES WERE TIMBER WORKERS. THEY OWNED A SAWMILL AT WALNUT RIDGE, ARKANSAS. MARLIN FOUND THEM LIVING IN CACHE, (SOUTH OF JONESBORO) ARKANSAS. THEY WERE ORIGINALLY FROM MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS. | BURKE, ALMA LOIS (I513)
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| 511 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PIQUE, TAMMY LEE (I4410)
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| 512 | According to Mildred Neasbitt Roberts, Clyde died. | NABORS, Clyde A. (I10143)
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| 513 | ACCORDING TO PHYLLIS THIS MAY BE JAMES. | MILLER, [JAMES (?)] HENRY (I7179)
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| 514 | ACCORDING TO PHYLLIS WAKLEY HUFF OF CHANDLER, LINCOLN, OKLAHOMA, THIS IS MELLISSA WILSON GRAVES FIRST MARRIAGE. HER SECOND WAS TO ISAIAH WELLS. | Family F2757
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| 515 | ACCORDING TO RAY HELM, LEE WAS SAVED WHEN THEY WERE BOYS. | HELM, ORA LEE (I2097)
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| 516 | ACCORDING TO RAY, HIS BROTHER, BOB WAS A CHRIS- TIAN. | HELM, BOBBY DEAN (I2069)
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| 517 | ACCORDING TO ROBERT CAUDLE, JACK CAUDLE'S SON, LAWRENCE HAD SEVERAL BARBERSHOPS ON EAST COAST. | COOPER, LAWRENCE (I9466)
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| 518 | ACCORDING TO ROBERT LEE CAUDLE, ELDON PROBABLY IS A DEACON AT BROWN'S CHAPEL CHURCH. | MCDANIEL, ELDON (I9712)
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| 519 | ACCORDING TO SMITH(2). SEE FILE NOTE. | FANNIN, WILLIAM H. (I8759)
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| 520 | According to the Journals of Reverand Robert J. Miller on his visit to Pendleton County in May and June, 1813. Rev. Miller was a Lutheran missionary from NC who visited Pendleton County. The following notes are from Rev. Miller's Journal for the month of June, 1813: "Thurs. 3rd, Across the north mountain [North Fork mtn] with John Miller, to Daniel Mouse's on the North Fork. D. Mouse and Frederick Headrick [Hedrick] are the elders. Friday, June 4th 1813, Preached at the chruch on the North Fork to an attentive congregation from John 3:14-15, and Brother Sherer from Joshua 24:15. Joined a congregation of 14 families, 79 persons and 8 young people. Received $2.16cts. Parted with Brother Sherer and Mr. Gobal. I then rode across the mountain with John Miller, and came to his house, where his father lives with him, who is a German, and who came to America when he was 26 years of age: he is now in his 86th year, and ripe I hope for glory, being as I am informed, a pious man." According to this information from the Rev. Miller, John Miller Sr. would have came to America in the year 1753, give or take a year. Also this places his birth year as 1727. John Miller Sr. died in 1819 making him 93 years old at the time. | MILLER (Mueller), Johannes (I7152)
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| 521 | ACCORDING TO THE MADISON COUNTY, OHIO INDEX TO GRANTEE DEED (1810 - 1870), VOLUME 6 PAGE 301: JANE ADAIR, ETAL, IN 1828, OBTAINED 100 ACRES FROM DUNCAN MCARTHUR BY WARRANTY DEED. | FREDERICK, JANE (I2364)
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| 522 | ACCORDING TO THE MARRIAGE RECORD HE WAS FROM SHELTON PRECINCT. ACCORDING TO A 3 DECEMBER 1987 LETTER WRITTEN BY HELEN SHARP THODE, PAUL ROBERT GREENWELL, HELEN'S FIRST COUSIN, SHOWED HER A WOODED AREA NEAR DAHLGREN, ILLINOIS WHERE WILLIAM AND 'ESTER' CAUDLE LIVED IN A LOG CABIN. ALL OF THEIR CHILDREN WERE BORN THERE. | SHARP, MCCLELLAN (I684)
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| 523 | ACCORDING TO THE MARRIAGE RECORD, ROBERT MYERS WAS FROM ELDORADO, ILLINOIS. LOUIS NORMAN CAUDLE, MY GRANDPA, WAS A WITNESS ON THE MARRIAGE RECORD. | MYERS, ROBERT W. (I534)
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| 524 | ACCORDING TO VIVIAN PATTERSON WININGER, LEE'S SECOND WIFE, WILLIAM WAS FROM PAYOLA [PROBABLY PAOLI IN ORANGE COUNTY], INDIANA. HE MAY HAVE LIVED ON AN INDIAN RESERVATION. GREAT GRANDFATHER [PROBABLY WILLIAM'S GRANDFATHER] MARRIED AN INDIAN PRINCESS AND THEY [PROBABLY WILLIAM ISAAC OR HIS FATHER] TOOK HIS LAND. | WININGER, WILLIAM ISAAC (I7370)
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| 525 | ACTUALLY BETWEEN 1840 AND 1850 | ZELLING, REBECCA (I5710)
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| 526 | ADAM G. SAFFOLD WAS HIS GUARDIAN. | FANNIN, ELIZER (I8746)
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| 527 | ADDED HORACE PER PHYLLIS WAKLEY HUFF'S RECORDS. | TEAGUE, HORACE JOE (I2723)
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| 528 | ADDITIONAL SOURCE: LENA MAE PARKHILL, LEAVENWORTH, INDIANA MOVED TO SHEAHEQUIN, PENNSYLVANIA IN 1790. | THOMPSON, LUCY (I5884)
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| 529 | ADDITIONAL SOURCE: LENA MAE PARKHILL, LEAVENWORTH, INDIANA | HORTON, JOSHUA (I5883)
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| 530 | ADDITIONAL SOURCE: 1860 AND 1870 CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA FEDERAL CENSUS | PATRICK, ELIAS U. JR. (I4851)
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| 531 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, AND 1880 CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA FEDERAL CENSUS RECORDS ACCORDING TO TOBASCO SPRINGER PATRICK, ONE OF THE PATRICKS CHANGED HIS LAST NAME FROM SPRINGER TO PATRICK. THAT'S WHERE HE GOT HIS MIDDLE NAME. | PATRICK, BRICE ESQUIRE (I4825)
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| 532 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: 1840 CARROLL COUNTY, ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS 1850 CARROLL COUNTY, ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS PROPERTY RECORD IN MARSHALL COUNTY, TENNESSEE SHOWS A TRANSFER OF LAND (NINETY EIGHT ACRES) FROM SAMUEL SPEARS AND HIS WIFE, SALLY, TO JOHN T. SPEARS. THE TRANSFER INCLUDED LIVESTOCK SUCH AS HORSES, HOGS, CATTLE AND EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION, WAGON AND GEAR, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AND PERSONAL PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. WITNESSES' NAMES ON THE DEED WERE SAMUEL CROCKETT, AND FITS Z. PATTERSON. ALSO THE NAME OF MASTER W. OAKLEY, COURT CLERK, WAS ON THE DEED. JOHN T. SPEARS IS SAMUEL AND SALLY SPEARS' SON. ON 15 AUGUST 1835 SAMUEL SPEARS TRANSFERRED 68 ACRES OF LAND IN BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE TO JOHN T. SPEARS, HIS SON. THE LAND WAS LOCATED ON DUCK RIVER. THE LAND JOINED THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS AND WILLIAM HAMILTON AND ROBERT PATTERSON. THE DEED WAS RECORDED ON 20 JUNE 1837. GINA WOOTEN COULDN'T FIND A DEED OR BILL OF SALE WHEN JOHN T. SPEARS LEFT BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE SOMETIME IN 1839. 1850 CARROLL COUNTY, PRARIE TOWNSHIP, ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS, PAGE 51 LADY , 70 TO 80 YEARS OLD JOHN SPEARS 32 AGNES " 31 WILLIAM " 12 DICKSON " 13 SAMUAL " 8 THOMAS " 6 PLEASANT " 4 MILLA " 2 1850 CARROLL COUNTY, JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS, PAGE 171 FATHER, JOHN T. SPEARS, AGE 42, BIRTH PLACE GEORGIA, DATE 1808 WIFE AGNES 41 NORTH CAROLINA 1809 SON WILLIAM S. 22 TENNESSEE 1828 SON DICKSON D. 23 TENNESSEE 1827 SON SAMUEL 18 TENNESSEE 1832 SON THOMAS J. 16 TENNESSEE 1834 SON PLEASANT 14 TENNESSEE 1836 DAUGHTER MILLA J. 12 TENNESSEE 1838 DAUGHTER ELIZABETH 9 ARKANSAS 1841 DAUGHTER SUSAN 5 ARKANSAS 1845 ACCORDING TO GINA WOOTEN, ALL OF JOHN T. AND AGNES KIDS IN 1850 LIVED TOGETHER IN JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP AT CARROLL COUNTY, ARKANSAS. JOHN'S FARM WAS WORTH $1000. WILLIAM S. LIVED WITH THEM TOO, HIS WIFE AND SON, JOHN R. JOHN AND AGNES MOVED TO NEWTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS BETWEEN 1850 AND 1860. HE HAD ALWAYS BEEN A FARMER BUT HE WAS THE COUNTY CORDNER FROM 1844 TO 1846. IN 1864 JOHN AND AGNES, SUSAN, AND THE OTHER CHILDREN MOVED TO SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI BECAUSE OF THE CIVIL WAR. THINGS WERE VERY BAD IN ARKANSAS. THEY ALL RETURNED TO NEWTON COUNTY IN 1867. BY 1880 ALL HIS BOYS WERE BACK IN ARKANSAS ACCORDING TO GINA WOOTEN. GINA DID NOT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM AFTER THAT. | SPEARS, JOHN T. (I413)
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| 533 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: 1850 AND 1860 CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA FEDERAL CENSUS MARY P. BRUCE, 2360 W. DREXEL ROAD, TUCSON, ARIZONA 85706 | PATRICK, GAINS (I4832)
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| 534 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: 1850 CARROLL COUNTY, ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS 1870 NEWTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS 1850 CARROLL COUNTY (CARROLLTON TOWNSHIP), ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS, PAGE 125 FATHER, WILLIAM S. SPEARS, AGE 22, BIRTH PLACE TENNESSEE, DATE 1828 WIFE MARY " 20 " 1830 SON JOHN R. " 02 ARKANSAS 1848 1870 NEWTON COUNTY (PRARIE TOWNSHIP), ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS, PAGE FATHER, WILLIAM S. SPEARS, AGE 42, BIRTH PLACE TENNESSEE, DATE 1828 WIFE MARY G. " 39 TENNESSEE 1830 SON JOHN R. " 22 ARKANSAS 1848 SON THOMAS P. " 19 ARKANSAS 1851 DAUGHTER AGNES J. " 16 ARKANSAS 1854 DAUGHTER SARAH E. " 15 ARKANSAS 1855 SON SAMUEL P. " 13 ARKANSAS 1857 SON SEIGEL A. " 6 ARKANSAS 1864 SON JOSEPH M. " 3 ARKANSAS 1867 DAUGHTER HARRIET A. " 5 MONTHS ARKANSAS 1870 | SPEARS, WILLIAM SEIGLE (I412)
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| 535 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: 1850 CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA FEDERAL CENSUS | TOWER, NEHEMIAH (I3730)
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| 536 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: COURT HOUSE RECORDS INCLUDING MARRIAGE RECORDS AND PROPERTY RECORDS 1840 AND 1850 FEDERAL CENSUS | PATRICK, ELIAS SR. (I4821)
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| 537 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: HISTORY OF HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS, VOLUME III, PAGE 334, 1893; COPIED BY MRS. LENA MAE PARKHILL, ROUTE 1, BOX 93, LEAVENWORTH, CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA 47137 ARRIVED AT CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS IN 1633. LIVED AT BEAR COVE. LIVED IN ENGLAND; HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS, OPPOSITE HOBART'S BRIDGE, NORTH STREET. | HOBART, EDMUND (I4624)
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| 538 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: JOHN BEAL OF HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS HISTORY, PAGES 1 - 5. COPIED BY LENA MAE PARKHILL OF LEAVENWORTH, CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA. JOHN BEAL OF HINGHAM BOOKLET, PAGE 5. | BEAL, ABRAHAM (I4577)
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| 539 | ADDITIONAL SOURCES: LINWOOD CEMETERY IN PARAGOULD, GREENE COUNTY, ARKANSAS. HATTIE VESTA TOWER CAUDLE OF BETHANY, OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA GLEN CAUDLE, 5801 WILL ROGERS ROAD, MIDWEST CITY, OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA LOLA ELSIE PATRICK THURMAN OF PARAGOULD, GREENE COUNTY, ARKANSAS 1900 GREENE COUNTY ARKANSAS FEDERAL CENSUS CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA COURT RECORDS INCLUDING MARRIAGE LICENSES AND PROPERTY RECORDS RESEARCH NEEDED --------------- RESEARCH ANCESTOR FILES FOR PATRICKS AND SPRINGERS IN THE OF THE MORMAN LIBRARY. THESE ARE AVAILABLE AT THE MORMAN TEMPLE IN SILVER SPRINGS IN THE GREATER WASHINGTON D.C. AREA. LOOK AT PROPERTY RECORDS IN CRAWFORD COUNTY INDIANA TO SEE WHETHER BRICE PATRICK AND HIS BROTHERS, SISTERS AND COUSINS SOLD THEIR BIRTHRIGHT LIKE BRICE DID. GATHER ALL THE INFORMATION FROM PROPERTY RECORDS THAT CAN BE GLEANED. OBTAIN COPIES IF POSSIBLE. DETERMINE IF THERE ARE PROPERTY RECORDS FOR SPRINGERS IN THE CRAWFORD COUNTY AREA. RESEARCH MARRIAGE RECORDS IN CRAWFORD COUNTY INDIANA PAYING CLOSE ATTENTION TO PATRICKS AND SPRINGERS IN THE AREA. REVIEW FEDERAL CENSUS RECORDS (AND STATE IF AVAILABLE) FOR PATRICKS AND SPRINGERS IN CRAWFORD COUNTY INDIANA AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES IF TIME PERMITS OR IF INDEXES ARE AVAILABLE. DETERMINE IF THERE ARE SPRINGERS IN THE AREA AMD IF THEY LIVE IN PROXIMITY TO THE PATRICKS? REVIEW COURT RECORDS, ORPHANAGE AND ADOPTION RECORDS, DEATH RECORDS, JUVENILE RECORDS, WILLS, ETC. FOR PATRICKS AND SPRINGERS IN CRAWFORD COUNTY INDIANA. LOOK FOR PATRICKS AND SPRINGERS. ARE THERE ANY INTERCONNECTIONS. REVIEW LITERATURE ON INDIANA PAYING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO CRAWFORD COUNTY PATRICKS AND SPRINGERS. LOOK FOR INTERRELATIONSHIPS. REVIEW COUNTY HISTORY (I HAVE A COPY). THERE MAY BE SOMETHING ABOUT THE BUYING AND SELLING OF SWEDISH DESCENDANTS BIRTHRIGHTS. DETERMINE IF SPRINGER IS MENTIONED BY NAME. HOW DOES IT FIT IN. KEEP IN MIND THAT SWEDES CHANGE SURNAMES EVERY GENERATION. GIVEN NAMES WITH SUFFIXES ADDED ON BECOME SURNAMES SUCH AS JOHANSON MEANING SON OF JOHAN. RESEARCH LITERATURE ON DELAWARE SUCH AS ISRAEL ACRELIUS, SWEDISH LUTHERAN MINISTER, WHO WROTE HISTORY OF NEW SWEDEN ABOUT 1714-1791; FINCK, "LUTHERAN LANDMARKS AND PONEERS IN AMERICA;" BENJAMIN FARRIS, "A HISTORY OF THE ORIGINAL SETTLEMENTS IN THE DELAWARE," CHAMBERSBURG, PA., 1899, 2 VOLS; AMANDUS JOHNSON, "THE SWEDISH SETTLEMENTS ON THE DELAWARE, THEIR HISTORY AND RELATIONS TO THE INDIANS, DUTCH AND ENGLISH, 1638-1664," N.Y., U. OF PA. PRESS PER D. APPLETON & CO., AGENTS 1911, 2 VOLS; CHRISTOPHER WARD (LONGSTRETH), "DUTCH AND SWEDES ON THE DELAWARE 1609-1664," PHILADELPHIA, UNIVERSITY OF PA. PRESS, 1930, 393 P. LOOK ESPECIALLY FOR SPECULATORS BUYING BIRTHRIGHTS FROM CHARLES C. SPRINGER, CHARLES SPRINGER, AND EDWARD SPRINGER. DETERMINE WHO THEY WERE AND THEIR POSSIBLE KINSHIP TO BRICE AND HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS. A TRADITIONAL STORY THAT'S BEEN PASSED DOWN IN THE PATRICK FAMILY IS THAT A SPRINGER LEFT HOME WHEN HE WAS YOUNG AND STOPPED TO SPEND THE NIGHT AT A HOME WHO LATER ADOPTED HIM. THESE MAY HAVE BEEN THE PATRICKS. HIS FIRST NAME, HIS AGE, WHETHER HE WAS AN ORPHAN OR NOT, AND HOW FAR HE TRAVELED BEFORE STOPPING WAS NOT PASSED DOWN. LOOK FOR PATRICKS AND SPRINGERS IN THE DELAWARE AREA. THE IRISH PROTESTANTS SETTLED THERE IN THE EARLY 1700s. ALSO, THERE WERE CATHOLICS WHO SETTLED IN NORTHERN DELAWARE. LOOK FOR CHARLES C. SPRINGER, CHARLES AND EDWARD SPRINGER. WHO WERE THEY? HOW DO THEY FIT IN WITH THE PATRICKS? LOOK AT THE EARLY TAX LISTS IN DELAWARE FOR PATRICKS AND SPRINGERS. DO THEY LIVE IN PROXIMITY TO EACH OTHER? LOOK AT COURT RECORDS, SHIPPING LISTS, WILLS, PROBATE, PROPERTY RECORDS, ETC. PROPERTY RECORDS ---------------- CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA DEED RECORD NO. #20 PAGES 66 & 67 THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH, THAT BRICE PATRICK AND HARRIET PATRICK HIS WIFE OF CRAWFORD COUNTY IN THE STATE OF INDIANA OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN HAND PAID, HEREBY 'REMISE,' RELEASE, CONVEY AND QUIT CLAIM UNTO ELIJAH P. T. HALLCRAFT OF CRAWFORD COUNTY IN THE STATE OF INDIANA AFORESAID, HIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS, ANY AND ALL INTEREST, RIGHT, TITLE, AND AND ESTATE THAT THE SAID BRICE PATRICK AND HARRIET PATRICK HIS WIFE OR EITHER OF THEM MAYBE OR ARE ENTITLED TO IN THE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY THAT MAY HAVE BEEN LEFT, BY CHARLES C. SPRINGER, CHARLES SPRINGER, AND EDWARD SPRINGER DECEASED, OR EITHER OF THEM IN CHRISTIANA HUNDRED COUNTY OF NEWCASTLE STATE OF 'DELEWARE,' OR IN ANY OF THE COUNTIES IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE, OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND IN THE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY THAT MAY HAVE BEEN LEFT BY THE SAID CHARLES C. SPRINGER, CHARLES SPRINGER, AND EDWARD SPRINGER DEC'D OR EITHER OF THEM IN EACH OR ANY OF THE STATES OF AMERICA WHEREVER FOUND; AND IN THE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL ESTATE OR PROPERTY THAT MAY HAVE BEEN LEFT, BY THE SAID CHARLES C. SPRINGER, CHARLES SPRINGER AND EDWARD SPRINGER BECEASED, OR EITHER OF THEM IN SWEDEN, EUROPE; AND IN THE REAL ESTATE AND, PERSONAL PROPERTY OR ESTATE, THAT MAY HAVE BEEN LEFT, BY THE SAID CHARLES C. SPRINGER, CHARLES SPRINGER AND EDWARD SPRINGER DEC'D OR EITHER OF THEM, IN ANY OF THE KINGDOMS, STATES, PRINCIPALITIES OR EMPIRE OF THE CONTINENT, EUROPE, AND OF WHICH THE SAID DECEDENTS OR EITHER OF THEM DECD SEIZED, THAT MAY OR CAN BE RECOVERED ON ACCOUNT OF THE SAID BRICE PATRICK BEING AN HEIR AT LAW OF THE SAID CHARLES C. SPRINGER, CHARLES SPRINGER AND EDWARD SPRINGER DECEASED OR EITHER OF THEM, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD THE SAID PROPERTY REAL AND PERSONAL AS AFORESAID, ALL AND 'SIMILAR' WITH THE APPERTENANCES AND 'HEREDITAREITY THEREUNTO' BELONGING UNTO THE SAID ELIJAH P. T. HALLCRAFT HIS HEIRS AND ASSIGNS FOREVER. IN WITNESS WHEREOF THE SAID GRANTORS HAVE HEREUNTO SET THEIR HANDS AND SEALS THIS 24TH DAY OF MAY 1878 AT CRAWFORD COUNTY IN THE STATE OF INDIANA AFORESAID. BRICE PATRICK SEAL HARRIET PATRICK SEAL STATE OF INDIANA | COUNTY OF CRAWFORD | SS: ON THIS 24TH DAY OF MAY 1878 BEFORE ME PERSONALLY CAME, BRICE PATRICK AND HARRIET PATRICK HIS WIFE, TO ME KNOWN TO BE THE INDIVIDUALS DESCRIBED IN AND WHO EXECUTED THE FOREGOING CONVEYANCE, AND ACKNOWLEDGED THAT THEY EXECUTED THE SAME, AND THE SAID HARRIET PATRICK ACKNOWLDEGED, ON A PRIVATE EXAMINATION BY ME MADE, APART FROM HER HUSBAND, THAT SHE EXECUTED THE SAID CONVEYANCE FREELY, AND WITHOUT ANY FEAR OR COMPULSION OF HER SAID HUSBAND. WITNESS MY HAND AND MATERIAL SEAL AFFIXED IN TESTIMONY HEREOF THIS 24TH DAY OF MAY 1878. DUNBAR PARTRICK NOTARY PUBLIC CRAWFORD COUNTY INDIANA I CERTIFY THAT THE DEED OF WHICH THE ABOVE AND FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE 'ORIGNAL' AND RECORDED THIS 24TH DAY OF MAY 1878 AT '1=OCLOCK' P.M. C. F. CRECELINS R.C.C PETITION RECORD --------------- CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA BOOK 8-A PAGES 145, 293-300 PAGE 145: --------- JANUARY TERM 1862, INDIANA AT A TERM OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA, HELD AT THE COURT HOUSE IN LEAVENWORTH, NOW THE 20TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1862 BEFORE THE HON. FREDERICK W. MATTHIS, JUDGE OF SAID COURT AMONG OTHER THE FOLLOWING PROCEEDINGS WERE HAD TOWIT:- JESSE PATRICK - BRICE PATRICK | EX PARTE. ELIAS PATRICK. HANNAH BEALS. | PETITION JOSEPH BEALS. ISABEL BENHAM | FOR PARTITION MARCUS BENHAM, ANNANIAS PATRICK | JOHN PATRICK. REBECCA PATRICK, | GAINS PATRICK. MARY E. PATRICK | COMES MEN SAID PETITIONERS BY ATTY. AND GUARDIAN AT LAW AND FILE THEIR PETITION HEREIN REPRESENTING TO THE COURT THAT THEY ARE THE OWNERS IN FEE SIMPLE, AS TENANTS IN COMMON OF THE FOLLOWING LAND IN CRAWFORD COUNTY INDIANA COURT THE N WEST OF THE N WEST, THE S WEST OF N WEST, AND N WEST OF N EAST, SECTION 27, TOWN (3) OF R.1 EAST, ALSO PART OF S EAST OF N WEST, SAME SECTION TOWN AND RANGE, BEING ALL OF SAID TRACT EXCEPT 15 ACRES OUT OF S E, COMES OF SAME, AND ALSO THE N EAST OF S EAST, OF SECTION 28, SAME TOWN AND RANGE AS ABOVE CONTAINING 185 ACRES MORE OR LESS. THAT THE SAID JESSE PATRICK, BRICE PATRICK, ELIAS PATRICK, HANNAH BEALS, ISABEL BENHAM - ANNAINAS PATRICK, JOHN PATRICK, REBECCA PATRICK, GAINES PATRICK, AND MARY E. PATRICK, ARE EACH ENTITLED TO ONE TENTH PART OF SAID LANDS, THAT NO PARTITION THEREOF HAS EVER BEEN MADE WHICH SAID COMPLAINT READS IN AND FIGURE FOLLOWING TOWIT:- TO THE HONORABLE, THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA. YOUR PETITIONERS JESSE PATRICK, BRICE PATRICK, ELIAS PATRICK, HANNAH BEALS, & JOSEPH H. BEALS, HER HUSBAND, ISABEL BENHAM AND MARCUS BENHAM HER HUSBAND, ADULT HEIRS OF ELIAS PATRICK PATRICK DECEASED, AND AMERICA [ANNINAIS] PATRICK, JOHN PATRICK, REBECCA PATRICK, GAINES PATRICK AND MARY E. PATRICK, MINOR HEIRS OF SAID DECEDENT BY BRICE PATRICK, THEIR GUARDIAN AT LAW, WOULD HUMBLY REPRESENT TO THIS HONERABEL COURT THAT AS SAID HEIRS THEY ARE OWNERS IN FEE SIMPLE. PROPERTY RECORDS ---------------- BRICE PATRICK VS. JESSE PATRICK, ET ALL PARTITION BOOK 8-A PAGE 293 - 300 CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA BRICE PATRICK | PETITION FOR PARTITION JESSE PATRICK | OF THE REAL ESTATE OF ANNIAS ELIAS PATRICK | PATRICK, DECEASED JOHN PATRICK | MARY E. PATRICK | ISABEL BENHAM | DAVID BEALS | BE IT REMEMBERED THAT ON THE 27TH DAY OF APRIL 1865 PLAINTIFF BY WOODBURY & PEKINPAUGH FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA HIS PETITION HEREIN IN MINDS AND FIGURES FOLLOWING TO=WIT:--- YOUR PETITIONER BRICE PATRICK WOULD HEREBY REPRESENT THAT HE IS ONE OF THE HEIRS AT LAW OF ANNIAS PATRICK, DECEASED; THAT SAID DECEDENT DIED SEIZED AND POSSESSED OF THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE LYING IN AND BEING SITUATE IN CRAWFORD COUNTY, IND - AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, TO=WIT:-- ALL OF THE NORTH WEST QUARTER OF THE NORTH WEST OF SECTION TWENTY SEVEN (27) TOWNSHIP THREE (3) SOUTH OF RANGE ONE (1) EAST CONTAINING 40 ACRES MORE OR LESS; THAT SAID DECEDENT LEFT AFTER HIM, TO=WIT: JESSE PATRICK, ELIAS PATRICK, JOHN PATRICK, MARY E. PATRICK, ISABEL BENHAM, FORMERLY ISABEL PATRICK, INTERMARRIED WITH MARKIS BENHAM AND DAVID BEALS, SON OF HANNAH BEALS, DECEASSED, FORMERLY HANNAH PATRICK, INTERMARRIED WITH JOSEPH H. BEALS. THAT SAID HEIRS WITH YOUR HUMBLE PETITIONER OWN SAID LAND AS TENANTS IN COMMON, THAT YOUR PETITIONER BRICE PATRICK, DESERVES AND DESCRIBES PARTITION OF ALL OF SAID LAND. PARTITION THEREOF HAVING NEVER BEEN MADE. THAT YOUR PETITIONER BRICE PATRICK IS ENTITLED TO 1/7 PART OF SAID LAND. THAT THE SAID JESSE PATRICK, ELIAS PATRICK, JOHN PATRICK, MARY E. PATRICK, ISABEL BENHAM, & DAVID BEALS, ONE EACH ENTITLED TO ONE-SEVENTH PART OF THE REMAINING SIX-SEVENTH OF SAID PREMISES. THAT PETITIONER FURTHER REPRESENTS THAT SAID LAND REMAINS UNDIVIDED. THAT HE HUMBLY ASKS THE COURT TO APPOINT THEM DISINTERESTED COMMISSIONERS PURSUANT TO THE STATUTE IN SUCH CASE MARKS AND PROVIDED TO MAKE PARTITION OF SAID LAND AND REPORT THEIR FINDINGS TO THIS COURT, AND HE FURTHER PRAYS FOR ALL OTHER PROPER RELIEF--- WHEREUPON, THE SAID CLERK ISSUED A SUMMONS FOR SAID DEFENDANTS, IN MINDS & FIGURES FOLLOWING:- TO=WIT:------ SATE OF INDIANA, CRAWFORD COUNTY: THE STATE OF INDIANIA TO THE SHERIFF OF SAID COUNTY-GREETING:- YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO SUMMON JESSE PATRICK, ELIAS PATRICK, JOHN PATRICK, MARY E. PATRICK, ISABEL BENHAM, AND DAVID BEALS TO APPEAR IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY BEFORE THIS JUDGE THEREOF ON THE SECOND DAY OF THE NEXT TERM, TO BE HELD AT THE COURT HOUSE IN LEAVENWORTH ON THE 4TH MONDAY OF MAY 1865 TO ANSWER THE COMPLAINT OF BRICE PATRICK FOR PARTITIAN OF REAL ESTATE, AND OF THIS WRIT MAKE DUE RETURN. SEAL WITNESS J. M. LEMANDS, CLERK OF SAID COURT AND THE SEAL SUCH THEREOF HEREUNTO AFFIXED AT LEAVENWORTH THIS 27TH DAY OF STAMP APRIL 1865. J. M. LEMANDS CLERK THE SHERIFFS RETURN TO SAID SUMMONS READS AS FOLLOWS. TO=WIT:- "COME TO HAND ON THE THIRD DAY OF MAY 1865 AND SERVED ON JOHN PATRICK, BY LEAVING A CERTIFIED COPY HEREOF AT HIS LAST USUAL PLACE OF RESIDENCE IN MY COUNTY AND ON ALL THE REST OF THE WITHIN NAMED HEIRS BY READING THIS WRIT TO THEM IN THEIR PRESENCE & HEARING THE LAST OF WHICH ... [ONE WORD] MY ON THE 8TH DAY OF MAY 1865. M. H. TUCKER, S.CC" [SHERIFF, CRAWFORD COUNTY] AND AFTERWARDS, TO=WIT: AT A TERM OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY, INDIANA, CONTINUED AND HELD AT THE COURT HOUSE IN LEAVENWORTH ON THE 23 DAY OF MAY 1865 BEFORE THE HON. DAVID F. LAND, ... [ONE WORD] JUDGE THEREOF, THE FOLLOWING ...[ONE WORD] IN SAID CAUSE WERE HAD AND ENTERED. COMES THE ... [ONE WORD] COUNSEL AND ON HIS MOTION JOHN J. MAC ALLISTER, ESQ. IS APPOINTED GUARDIAN AD LIKEM FOR JOHN PATRICK, MARY E. PATRICK AND DAVID BEALS, INFANT DEFENDANTS HEREIN WHO NOW COMES FORWARD AND ACCEPTS SUCH APPOINTMENT AND FILES HIS ANSWER HEREIN, SHOWING NO CAUSE WHY THE PRAYER OF SAID PETITIONER SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED. AND SAID ADULT HEIRS BEING CALLED COME NOT, BUT HEREIN MAKE DEFAULT. ALTHOUGH IT APPEARING BY THE SHERRIFF'S RETURN TO THE SUMMONS HEREIN THAT THEY HAVE EACH BEEN DULY NOTIFIED OF THE ... [TWO WORDS] OF SAID PETITION FOR AT LEAST TEN DAYS PRIOR TO FIRST DAY OF PRESENT TERM OF THE COURT AND THIS CAUSE COMMING FOR HEARING IS SUBMITTED TO THE COURT FOR TRIAL WITHOUT A JURY DIVISION BEING MADE OF THE MATTER CHARGED IN SAID PETITION, AND IT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY SAID ... [ONE WORD] THAT NO PARTITION OF THE LANDS IN SAID PETITION DESCRIBED HAS EVER BEEN MADE | PATRICK, BRICE (I4819)
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| 540 | ADDRESS: MRS. BETTY REYNOLDS, KEOMAH, RURAL ROUTE 1, OSKALOOSA, IOWA 52577 | DANIELS, BETTY (I4549)
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| 541 | ADDRESS: BOX 465, SENATH, MO. 63876, TELEPHONE NO. (314) 738-2959 | HANNAH, EDDIE (I9538)
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| 542 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CAMPBELL, CLARA (I622)
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| 543 | ADJOINS CRAWFORD COUNTY ON THE WEST | Family F1500
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| 544 | Admitted 21 Feb 1999, Sunday Evening to Okmulgee Medical Hospital (OMH). | BAGWELL, MINNIE LOU (I4)
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| 545 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WILLIAMS, WESLY LYNN (I174)
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| 547 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MOSER, TERRY WAYNE (I281)
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| 548 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STOVER, DORTHY ARLENE (I1624)
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| 549 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STOVER, MARIA DARLENE (I1625)
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| 550 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | NINNESS, CHERYL (I1975)
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