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1	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F501940551
2	Soon after the marriage of Joseph W. and Mary (Cragon) Hill, they removed to Fulton county. Two years later they returned to Cass County where they resided until 1863, at which time they returned to Fulton County, and remained in that place for thirteen years. Their last move was to Starke County, Ind., where he died several years later. Joseph (W.) Hill ae 36 (Ohio) and his wife Mary ae 29 (Ind), were householders of Cass County, Ind., Harrison twp, in the 1860 census. Their five children (ages 10 to 2 yrs & all b. in Ind.) were with them: Patrick, John, Marshall, Isaac and Edwin?	Family: F06107
3	Charlotte "Lottie" Adams rukes. Charlotte was born in Parke County, Indiana August 1, 1888. Charlotte was the daughter of James W. Adams and Hannah Meyer. Charlotte died May 14, 1964 in Clinton, Vermillion county, Indiana, at 75 years of age. Bloomingdale, Ind. May 14, 1964. Mrs. Charlotte "Lottie" Rukes 75, Bloomingdale, died at 3;35 a.m. Thrusday at the Vermillion County Hospital. She was a member of the Bloomingdales Order of the Eastern Star adn Bloomingdale Methodist Church. Suviving are one daughter, Mrs. Marion Glessner of Bloomingdale; a brother Fred Adams of Dayton, Ohio; three grandchildren adn two step childern. The body was taken to the Cottrell Funeral Home in Rosedale. (Terre Haute Tribune, May 14 1964 p.10)	Charlotte "Lottie" ADAMS
4	5/11/03 per descendant Caroline Etter Nickel. A very generous and kind lady; nearly kept her husband broke by insisting on feeding 20-30 Negro families at her back door during the Depression. Also refused to kill flies - God's creatures.	Cynthia Jane ADAMS
5	!Ruth Adams Lee Rosedale, Ind.-Mrs Ruth Lee, 75, R.R. 2, died at 7:15 p.m. Monday in Union Hospital, Terre Haute. Seh was the widow of Harry Lee, former rosedale mail carrier. She was a member of the Sulphur springs Church of Christ, and a charter memeber of the Helping Hand Club. Surviving are a daugher, mrs rosemary shaw; two sons, max and Oriel; a sister Mrs. Rachel Black; a brother, robert Adams, all of R.R. 2 rosedale, eigtht granchildren and six great-grandchildern. Arrangements are pending at the Cottrell funeral Home, where friends may call after 3 p.m. Wednesday. ( Terre haute Star, tuesday, April 13, 1971)	Ruth ADAMS
6	Nancy sent this in the mail I recivied it March 1, 1999. Susan Emily Adams died January 15, 1877 in Parke County, Indiana, at 38 years of age. Her body was interred in Parke County, Indiana, Rukes cemetery.	Susan Emily ADAMS
7	Her gravestone reads: "Our Mother Faithy W. Webb Who was born Feb. 14th, 1794 and died Jan. 12th, 1856 Aged 61 years, 10 months & 28 days"	Faithy W. ALFORD
8	Name Suffix: Mrs.	Ed ALLEN
9	SOURCES 1) Pickin up the Porters	Sarah ALLEY
10	Jane Rosetta was born in New York in 1836. She was the third fo three daughters. Her parents were converted to the Mormon church. Shortly after Jane's birth the family moved to Kirtland, Ohio, Jane was baptized in a branch of the Ohio River when about eight years of age. She remembered well the building of the Kirtland Temple and the trials of the Saints there. They later moved to Nauvoo, Illinois. She knew the Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum. They gave her a ride in their carriage when she was just a little barefoot girl on her way home from helping her father with the work on their share-cropping farm. When they reached her home, Joseph smith lifted her down from the carriage and said that all would be well with her. After that, she prayed many times that she could have a vision like the Prophet. Jane left Nauvoo with her parents in the year of 1846 when the Saints were driven from their homes and spent the Winter at Council Bluffs, Iowa. In the Spring of 1848, they started on their journey to the Salt Lake Valley. Jane was just twelve years old but she drove two yoke of oxen across the Plains. The family arrived in Salt Lake in Wpt 1848 and Lived in Pioneer Square during the Winter of 1849-49. They passed throught all the hardships incident to early pioneer life in Utah. Jane and her father worked with the team and wagon on a far for a peck of bran and shorts a day. Some days all she would have to eat was one pancake, and sometimes she would faint for the want ofnourishement. Jane was married to George J. Marsh in the Salt Lake endowment House 27 Feb 1854 by Elder Heber C. Kimball.During their first year of marriage her husband built toll bridges inIdaho. They lived among the Indians who were friendly to them because they knew Jane's father who was an interpreter and guide. It was very difficult for Jane when her husband was called to a mission in England. They lived on a farm in Willard, utah and she could barely make ends meet. she and her eight year old daughter knitted socks and sold them to the immigrants. During this time she buried one child. When her husbgand returned she had sufficient provisions on hand to last them the balance of the Winter. In 1867, Jane gave birth to twin boys. One soon died and it was through the help of the Lord that the other lived. For eighteen long months Jane lay ill in bed. While she was sick she was blessed with the strength to endure. She was shown many wonderful things and had a strong testimony of the Gospel. She gradually regained her strength. Jane, through all of their trails and tribualtions, remained a faithful member of gthe Church. She passed awayu 1 March 1908 in Ogden, Utah at the age of seventy-two.	Jane Rosette ANDREWS
11	Lovisa was only seventeen years of age when she crossed the uncharted Plains and moungtains on the long, rough road leading to the Salt Lake Valley. her parents, two younger sisters, and she arrived with the Richards Wagon Company on 19n Oct 1848. They were nearly gunned down by bigilantes in Iowa after leaving Nauvoo. Her father's singing a son perserved their lives. Three years after her arrival in Salt Lake, Lovisa married Clinton Doneral Bronson in the Salt Lake Endowment House. They moved into Old Fort Ogden, in Weber County, where Clintn had ben made Captain of the guard with the responsibility to settle difficulties which arose bewtween the Indians and the white settlers. Lovisa was an orderly, economical, and thrifty homemaker. As a wife and mother, she was loyal, brave, and true. She supported ehr husband in his callings. The family moved to Huntsville iin 1860 where they made their home until about the year 1872, where they engaged in farming and stock raising on a small scale.. Clint served as counselor to President Jefferson Junt in the first branch persidency for ten years. She also supported him when he enlisted as a Captain of Ten in the Utah War of 1857. They moved to Willard in Box Elder Conty where the boys could obtain work on the freight lines as mule skinners' from corrine to Montana.	Lovisa ANDREWS
12		Persis ANN
13	! I got this card Sept 11, 1999. From Don Matson Dear Mrs. Barker, Saw your Payne query in "Family Tree Leaves" in bloomington, In. newspaper. I have done some research on the local Paynes and I have Joseph Payn b. ca. 1810 prob. in Rowan Co., N.C. son of Isaac Payne and Jane Ragens who were married Aug 21, 1806 in Rowan., N.C. Joseph marr. 8/10 or 161846 Monroe Co., In. to Martha Jan Thomas b. ca. 1814/17 Va. d. after 1880. joseph d. ca. 1866 and left a small probate record. If they are buried here in Monroe Co., In. there are no tombstones. Their son John b. b. ca. 1850, still living on 1880 cnesus in Mon. Co., but not here on 1900 census. He marr. 3/10/1874 Mon. Co., to Marth E. Astin b. ca. 1854 dua. of Nancy----Astin age 41 in 1860. Back track, Nancy was a Branam marr. to Westwood A. Aston 12/12/1850 Mon. Co., In. Westwood son of a Mary Aston age46 on 1850 census. If John B. and Wife Martha E. buried in Monroe Co., there are no tobstones. Do you have anything further you can add to this, so we can have a record of it here in Monroe Co., Ind.? Do you have an e-mail add.? Mine is donmatson@hotmail.com	Martha E. ASTON
14	!ARCHIVES AT VIBORG BY JOHN HVIDTFELDT	ANDERS AXELSEN
15		Alexandra Devon BAILEY
16		Anna Bell BAILEY
17		Archie Burton BAILEY
18		Arvid Lluellyn Jr. BAILEY
19		Bessis Gladys BAILEY
20		Beulah Fern BAILEY
21		Charley Luther BAILEY
22		Clinton Lester BAILEY
23		Cloadiest "Elmer" BAILEY
24		David Orestus BAILEY
25		Dee Douglas BAILEY
26		Delpha Lovel BAILEY
27		Ernest BAILEY
28		Erwin Lluellyn (Curley) BAILEY
29		George Henry BAILEY
30		Guy Thomas BAILEY
31		Iva BAILEY
32		James Archibald BAILEY
33		James William BAILEY
34		Jessie Levi BAILEY
35		John Orlando BAILEY
36		John William BAILEY
37		Juanita (Nieta) Elbie BAILEY
38		Mae Senate (Masel )(Masie) BAILEY
39		Mary Jane BAILEY
40		Melissa Anna BAILEY
41		Myrtle Anna BAILEY
42		Oather (Othar) Adolphas BAILEY
43		Robert Eugene BAILEY
44		Robert Lewis BAILEY
45		Stephen Ransan BAILEY
46		Thomas Edgar BAILEY
47		William Henry BAILEY
48	Name Suffix: twin	Albert Simion BARKER
49	1880 Census for Lincoln Co., TN: James Graham is in house # 273 and he is age 21. James Barker, age 74 - house # 273 Samantha, age 45 John, age 11 William, age 9 James T. Barker, age 36 - House # 273 Louisa, age 38 Alice, age 13 Laura, age 11 Bettie, age 10 Jennie, age 8 William T., age 7 Edward L., age 5 Emily, age 2 Van Buren, 1/12	Alice BARKER
50	Name Suffix: twin	Elbert William BARKER