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1651	Vivian M. Eberhart, 96, Jackson Township, Shelby County, died at 4:15 p.m. Friday at Major Hospital. She was born in Shelby County on Nov. 15, 1897, to Ollie and Millie(Perkins)Harrell. In 1917, she married William Eberhart, who died in 1927. A lifelong Shelby County resident, Mrs. Eberhart was a homemaker and a farmer and a member of Mount Gilead Baptist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Lorene Scott, Jackson Township and Dorethea Parker, Hendricks Township; a son, William H."Bud"Eberhart, Hendricks Township; a sister, Irene Conger, Shelbyville; 11 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren; and 16 great-great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death were two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the Carmony-Ewing Harrison Street Funeral Home. The Rev. Philip L. Robinson will officiate. Burial will be in Miller Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home fro 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. Memorial contributions can be made to Mount Gilead Baptist Church.	Harrell, Vivian May (I958)
1652	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I17938)
1653	Walter L is in the household with Isom Kelsay and his family in the 1900 Census. He is listed as a nephew. It is unknown at this time who his parents are. It is assumed he is the brother of Edna. Further research is required to find out.	McFarren, Walter L (I22620)
1654	Walter was listed as being born in 1866 in the 1910 Census, being born in 1864 in the 1920 & 1930 Census. He is listed as Walter David in the Find A Grave website. However, as of right now I have not found where there is any documentation as his middle name being David.	Compton, Walter D. (I23591)
1655	Washington Democrat, April 13, 1906 Death of Aged Citizen Lavina Burris, the oldest resident of Daviess County, died Sunday morn ing near Alfordsville. Funeral services were held at Old Union, conduc ted by the Rev. T.J. Alford. Interment at the Christian Cemetery Monda y afternoon. Lavina Burris was born in Fleming County, Kentucky, 1813. She was marr ied to Nicholas Baker March 14, 1832. Thirteen children were born to t his union of whom two survive, Mrs. Hester Sullivan and Mrs. Amanda Go ble , both residents of Reeve township. The deceased united with the C hristian Church when she was six years old and has been a devout membe r till death. They removed to Daviess County in 1848, the deceased has spent sixty-e ight years of her life in Reeve township.	Burris, Lavina (I6004)
1656	When looking for Susan in the 1880 Census, do not look under her marri ed name. She is listed with her maiden name	Bowen, Susan (I12175)
1657	Where Alonzo and his family were in 1910 it unknown at this time. I am unable to locate them in the 1910 Census. Im also unable to find them in 1930. Although Alonzo's death certificate states that his date of birth was July 14, 1870, all other records indicate the year of birth as 1864. I am keeping the year of birth at 1864. If anyone can prove 1870 besides the death certificate, I welcome the documentation. In the 1880 Census Alozo is listed as being born in 1862.	Swank, Alonzo Daniel (I20741)
1658	Where is Charles and his family in 1910 and 1930?	Gross, Charles (I5534)
1659	Where Mary and her children are in the 1870 Census. The 1880 Census has Mary being born in 1829 in Indiana. Indiana is definitely not correct. the 1850 & 1860 Census has Mary being born in 1831. The 1900 Census has Mary being born in July 1827	Nelson, Mary A. (I16766)
1660	Where was this child at in 1870? She was not living with her parent s in 1870. Did they forget to list her when the census taker asked ? Or was she staying with relatives?	Davis, Bettie Robinson (I20906)
1661	Where was Willie at in 1880? Or was it after the Census was taken ? I think the census was taken after so why did they not record him?	Faris, Willie (I13911)
1662	Who is Margaret Dillen/Dillon that is living with Michael in 1850? Sh e can't be Maria because she is 28 in 1850 and that would make her bor n@1822 and Michael and Maria were married in 1824. She cannot be thei r daughter because they weren't married until 1824, which is possible , however, it is very doubtful. Michael also has 2 children living wit h him in 1850: Dawson M and Edwin L. Dawson M was born@1842 and Edwi n L was born @1844. Which one of Michael's boys do these 2 children b elong to? Further research is required. Obviously, Maria has died bef ore 1850.	Dillon, Michael (I5972)
1663	Why wasn't Sarah listed in the 1851 Census? Is she not their child or was she with grandparents or what? The 1870 Census has her being born in 1849	Dafforn, Sarah (I24407)
1664	William Dinsmore, one of the leading citizens of Bethel township, thi s county, was born September 5, 1842. He is the son of John Johnsto n Dinsmore, who was born in Fleming county, Kentucky, December1,1805 . His father, Mathew Dinsmore, was a pioneer of Boone county, Kentucky ,and married Miss Margaret Johnston, whose father and brother were kil led by the Indians. At an early day Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore removed to t he then territory of Ohio, and lived first in Greene county and afterw ards in Montgomery county, Ohio. In 1819 he moved to Miami county an d settled in Brown township. He was one of the first trustees and just ices of the peace elected in that Township. He died in 1846, but his f arm is still in the Dinsmore family. The genealogy of the Dinsmore fa mily is as follows: The first ancestor to which the family is traced w as Robert Dinsmore, who was born and reared in the north of Ireland an d emigrated to America about the year 1766. He was married on the 11t h day of September, 1766, to Jane Gault . He settled in Baltimore, Mar yland and engaged in the tannery business. His eldest child, Elizabet h Dinsmore, was born June 10, 1768. His son John was born June 28, 177 1; Mathew was born April 13, 1773, and Jane in February, 1775. Mathe w Dinsmore purchased one hundred acres of land in Fleming county, Kent ucky, and lived on it five years, when it was claimed by an older mili tary title and he lost it. He then came to Ohio in 1807, and lived i n Greene county, two miles east of Fairfield. He then removed to Mont gomery county, nine miles north of Dayton. He afterwards moved to Miam i county, and purchased a farm in Brown township as above stated. Joh n J . Dinsmore the father of our subject, was married March 14, 1837 , to Miss Maria McConnaughey, daughter of David and Anna (Grimes) McCo nnaughey, a pioneer family of Bethel township. The writer knew John J . Dinsmore well and can state that he was an honest and useful man, wh o served for twenty years as justice of the peace. He was the owner o f one hundred and sixty acres of land, well improved. He was a good fa rmer and an influential member of the Presbyterian church. He died Jun e 6, 1889, respected while living and sincerely mourned when dead. Hi s aged wife is now living with her son, William D insmore, possessin g in a wonderful degree for one of her age her mental faculties. She h as been totally blind for sixteen years and is patiently waiting for t he summons to cross the river to the other shore. She is the mother o f seven children: Captain Robert G. Dinsmore, who was a brave soldie r and noble citizen, but is now dead; Theodore, Anna, Margaret, Alber t and Frances, all of whom are deceased; and Mary Belle, wife of Natha niel Bond, who is living near Franklin, Warren county, Ohio. William D insmore, the subject of our sketch, was also a soldier in the civil wa r in the same company with his brother, namely: Company C, Seventy-fir st Ohio Volunteer Infantry, in which he enlisted as a private, was app ointed corporal December 21, 1864, and was mustered out with the regim ent November 30,1865, with an honorable discharge as a good and faithf ul soldier. Theodore and Albert were also soldiers, belonging to Compa ny B, One Hundred and Forty-seventh Ohio Infantry. Mr. Dinsmore, of t his review, returned home and lived with his parents until he was marr ied, June 1, 1871, to Miss Sarah Brenner, of Montgomery county, Ohio . He soon afterward settled on the farm which he now owns, and which i s near the farm where he was born and made his home until he was marri ed. His farm contains one hundred and sixty-two acres, well improved . He makes a specialty of butter making ,and keeps a large herd of Jer sey cows. He has a family of four children: One daughter, Clare, the w ife of Dr. E.E. Bohlender, of Dayton, Ohio;and three sons:Allen, who i s farming, the old homestead; Earl and Walter , who are living with th eir parents. Mr. Dinsmore is a member of the English Lutheran church , of Brandt, in which he has been an elder for ten years. William Dins more's life has been that of a man who is useful in his neighborhood , church and township, a type of the men who make this country what i t now is, great in peace and strong in war . He was a brave soldier an d a good citizen and of such are the bone and sinew of this great repu blic. E.S.W Source: James Johnston(e).pdf Author: Roger Johnston Receive d in Email May 2007	Dinsmore, Matthew (I11497)
1665	William is listed as being born in 1898 in the 1910 Census. William J. Eberhart, prominent young farmer of Jackson Township, who was brought to the William S. Major Hospital in this city three days ago suffering from tetanus, commonly known as lockjaw, died of the disease at 8 o'clock this morning in the hospital. He was twenty-nine years, three months and two days old at the time of his death. The fatal illness of Mr. Eberhart dates to nine days ago, when he stepped on a rusty nail at his farm in Jackson Township. The nail was embedded deeply in his foot and an infection set in almost immediately. His suffering was intense and as a last hope of saving his life he was moved to the hospital here where expert medical attention failed to ward off the inevitable results of the ailment with which he had been attacked. Mr. Eberhart was born in Jackson Township Nov. 30, 1897, and his entire life was spent in that community. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eberhart, who resided in West Broadway here. His marriage with Miss Vivian Harrell took place Aug. 2, 1917, and three children were born. They are Dorothy May, 9; William Harrell, 7, and Lorene Lavonne, 4, who survives with the sorrowing widow. He also leaves two brothers, Carl Eberhart of Shelbyville. and Everett Eberhart, of Jackson Township, and one sister, Mrs. Clyde Pierson, of Shelbyville. Many residents of the community are saddened by the untimely death of this young man. He was an energetic and successful farmer, an ideal husband and father and one of the leaders in his section of the county. All who knew him held Mr. Eberhart in the highest esteem and deeply mourn his death. He was a member of the Mt. Gilead Baptist Church at Smithland and was affiliated with Hiawatha Lodge, I.O.O.F., at Smithland. This lodge will take part in the funeral services. The funeral will be held in the church at Smithland at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Dallas Renn will conduct the service and burial will be in the Miller Cemetery. C.F. Fix & Son are the undertakers in charge. Friends may call any time at the late home in Jackson Township.	Eberhart, William Jefferson (I959)
1666	William is listed in the 1860 Census as being born in 1853. The 1880 Census has him being born in 1855	Roush, William A. (I14228)
1667	William is listed in the 1910 Census as being born in 1870. In the 1930 & 1940 Census he is listed as being born in 1869. It appears that William and Anna had no children. There was no children listed in any of the census records.	Coblentz, William (I23982)
1668	William is not in the 1860 Census with his parents as he should be if he was born in 1859. The 1910 Census lists William as being born in 1858. Logansport Tribune SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1916 WELL KNOWN MAN DEAD. William Coble of Hopedale, died yesterday evening after a brief illness from tetanus. The news of his death came as a shock to his many friends in Carroll and White counties, few of whom had heard of his condition. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Hickory Grove. Mr. Coble was injured a -week ago by being run over by a load of corn which he was hauling to Idaville. He attempted to get down from the wagon to adjust the harness when the team started ahead again catching his ankle in the double tree, and throwing him under the wagon which passed lengthwise over one leg.	Coble, William Harrison (I24621)
1669	William Kaough was never married. Through all the census records his birth has been several different dates including 1842,1843, June 1844, and 1845. I have chosen to go with the one on the death certificate.	Kaough, William (I833)
1670	William's birthdate was calculated on the age on the death certificate since no birthdate was on the death certificate	Barbee, William (I11691)
1671	WILLS: Abstracts: Book 7 Bucks Co., PA 1804-1808 7.203. Bridget Smit h of Plumstead. April 30 1805. Proved September 23, 1806. John Townsen d and Jonathan Fell exrs. Bro. Thomas Dillon. Sisters Esther Doan an d Elizabeth Townsend. Nieces Mary Doan and Rachel Vickers, dau. of m y sister Rebekah Vickers, each 20 Pounds Sterling. 10 Pounds Sterlin g each to the following persons 'vizt; Elizabeth Doan( dau.of sister E sther Doan), Moses Dillon, Rachel Baker (dau. of Moses Dillon) John To wnsend, Mary Fell, Esther Michener dau of sister Rebekah Vickers, Mar y Mendenhall, Mercy Heaton, Amos White, Sarah Vickers (dau. of Abraha m Vickers), Robert Smith ( son of John Smith)and Martha Hilbern and Ma rgery White. "Elizabeth Fell dau. of Jonathan Fell pewterpot."John Tow nsend "large bible." Elizabeth Templeton pewter dish and plates. Mart ha Hillbern dau. of Bro . Thomas Dillon, Margery White dau. of Amos Wh ite, wearing apparel. Wits: Daniel Carlile, William Robinson. Source : DillonPeterson.FTW Author: Brenda Goldy.	Dillon, Bridget (I19476)
1672	With the Census records with Margaret all either say 1812 or 1813 for her birth. All but the 1900 Census state Virginia. The 1900 Census states she was born in Tennessee. I choose to put Virginia as that is the most of what is stated. Most likely in 1900 someone else stated where she was born. In 1900 she is living with her son George, or at least that is what the census states. She does not have a child that was born that late as far as we can research. Margaret also had 12 children according to the census records from 1850 - 1880. However, the 1900 Census states she had only 11 children. The 1900 Census also states only 8 living. So if it is 12 children, there was only 9 living at the time. According to find a grave Margaret was born in December 1812 in Lee County, Virginia. There is no documentation for this birth place but it is plausible that it is accurate. Also her death date is stated as 1905, which again there is no documentation but plausible since she was still living in 1900	Fleming, Margaret Peggy (I21490)
1673	Within Asa and Sarah's household in 1870 is a Harriet Kelsey who was born in 1848 in Canada. Most likely Asa's sister. Further research required to find out.	Kelsey, Asa (I4834)
1674	Without being able to see the actual document, it is unclear weather David was born in 1669 or 1670. An acual document would need to be seen to know this.	Bosworth, David (I24110)
1675	Zachariah and his wife Elzira have two granddaughters living with them in 1920, Opal and Ruth Murray. It is unknown at this time (1/12/2020) if they belong to Lizzie or Ellen. Most likely, Lizzie. Ruth is still living with them in 1930.	Alexander, Zachariah Taylor (I7311)
1676	Ziporah's name is spelled Zephorah in the 1860 Census	Hupp, Zipporah (I24378)
1677	1850 Census: Bruce is listed as Prudence in the 1850 Census. Of course, since they recorded as Prudence he is also listed as a female Age Variation: Bruce is listed as being born in 1858 in the 1860, 1880 Census, 1857 in the 1870 Census Occupation: Bruce is listed as a Farmer in the 1880 Census. Name Variation: Bruce is listed as Bruse in the 1880 Census	Saunders, Bruce (I25076)
1678	1860 Census Name Variation: Littleton is listed as Littleton Cox in the 1860 Census. He is the son of Jacob Ream.	Ream, Littleton (I14948)
1679	1860 Census Name Variation: Nancy is listed as Nancy Cox instead of Nancy Ream. She is the daughter of Jacob Ream.	Ream, Nancy J. (I14945)
1680	1860 Census Name Variation: William is listed with the last name of Cox in the 1860 Census. He is the son of Jacob Ream not Zimri Cox.	Ream, William Henry (I14749)
1681	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S212)
1682	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S213)
1683	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S220)
1684	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S223)
1685	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S225)
1686	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S232)
1687	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S246)
1688	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S251)
1689	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S254)
1690	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S261)
1691	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S263)
1692	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S271)
1693	1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S274)
1694	1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S255)
1695	1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S233)
1696	1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S252)
1697	1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S264)
1698	1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S272)
1699	1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S275)
1700	1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.	Source (S221)

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1651

Vivian M. Eberhart, 96, Jackson Township, Shelby County, died at 4:15 p.m. Friday at Major Hospital.

She was born in Shelby County on Nov. 15, 1897, to Ollie and Millie(Perkins)Harrell.

In 1917, she married William Eberhart, who died in 1927.

A lifelong Shelby County resident, Mrs. Eberhart was a homemaker and a farmer and a member of Mount Gilead Baptist Church.

Survivors include two daughters, Lorene Scott, Jackson Township and Dorethea Parker, Hendricks Township; a son, William H."Bud"Eberhart, Hendricks Township; a sister, Irene Conger, Shelbyville; 11 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren; and 16 great-great-grandchildren.

Preceding her in death were two brothers and a sister.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the Carmony-Ewing Harrison Street Funeral Home. The Rev. Philip L. Robinson will officiate.

Burial will be in Miller Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home fro 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday.

Memorial contributions can be made to Mount Gilead Baptist Church.

Harrell, Vivian May (I958)

1652

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I17938)

1653

Walter L is in the household with Isom Kelsay and his family in the 1900 Census. He is listed as a nephew. It is unknown at this time who his parents are. It is assumed he is the brother of Edna. Further research is required to find out.

McFarren, Walter L (I22620)

1654

Walter was listed as being born in 1866 in the 1910 Census, being born in 1864 in the 1920 & 1930 Census.
He is listed as Walter David in the Find A Grave website. However, as of right now I have not found where there is any documentation as his middle name being David.

Compton, Walter D. (I23591)

1655

Washington Democrat, April 13, 1906

Death of Aged Citizen

Lavina Burris, the oldest resident of Daviess County, died Sunday morn ing near Alfordsville. Funeral services were held at Old Union, conduc ted by the Rev. T.J. Alford. Interment at the Christian Cemetery Monda y afternoon.

Lavina Burris was born in Fleming County, Kentucky, 1813. She was marr ied to Nicholas Baker March 14, 1832. Thirteen children were born to t his union of whom two survive, Mrs. Hester Sullivan and Mrs. Amanda Go ble , both residents of Reeve township. The deceased united with the C hristian Church when she was six years old and has been a devout membe r till death.

They removed to Daviess County in 1848, the deceased has spent sixty-e ight years of her life in Reeve township.

Burris, Lavina (I6004)

1656

When looking for Susan in the 1880 Census, do not look under her marri ed name. She is listed with her maiden name

Bowen, Susan (I12175)

1657

Where Alonzo and his family were in 1910 it unknown at this time. I am unable to locate them in the 1910 Census. Im also unable to find them in 1930. Although Alonzo's death certificate states that his date of birth was July 14, 1870, all other records indicate the year of birth as 1864. I am keeping the year of birth at 1864. If anyone can prove 1870 besides the death certificate, I welcome the documentation.

In the 1880 Census Alozo is listed as being born in 1862.

Swank, Alonzo Daniel (I20741)

1658

Where is Charles and his family in 1910 and 1930?

Gross, Charles (I5534)

1659

Where Mary and her children are in the 1870 Census. The 1880 Census has Mary being born in 1829 in Indiana. Indiana is definitely not correct. the 1850 & 1860 Census has Mary being born in 1831. The 1900 Census has Mary being born in July 1827

Nelson, Mary A. (I16766)

1660

Where was this child at in 1870? She was not living with her parent s in 1870. Did they forget to list her when the census taker asked ? Or was she staying with relatives?

Davis, Bettie Robinson (I20906)

1661

Where was Willie at in 1880? Or was it after the Census was taken ? I think the census was taken after so why did they not record him?

Faris, Willie (I13911)

1662

Who is Margaret Dillen/Dillon that is living with Michael in 1850? Sh e can't be Maria because she is 28 in 1850 and that would make her bor n@1822 and Michael and Maria were married in 1824. She cannot be thei r daughter because they weren't married until 1824, which is possible , however, it is very doubtful. Michael also has 2 children living wit h him in 1850: Dawson M and Edwin L. Dawson M was born@1842 and Edwi n L was born @1844. Which one of Michael's boys do these 2 children b elong to? Further research is required. Obviously, Maria has died bef ore 1850.

Dillon, Michael (I5972)

1663

Why wasn't Sarah listed in the 1851 Census? Is she not their child or was she with grandparents or what? The 1870 Census has her being born in 1849

Dafforn, Sarah (I24407)

1664

William Dinsmore, one of the leading citizens of Bethel township, thi s county, was born September 5, 1842. He is the son of John Johnsto n Dinsmore, who was born in Fleming county, Kentucky, December1,1805 . His father, Mathew Dinsmore, was a pioneer of Boone county, Kentucky ,and married Miss Margaret Johnston, whose father and brother were kil led by the Indians. At an early day Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore removed to t he then territory of Ohio, and lived first in Greene county and afterw ards in Montgomery county, Ohio. In 1819 he moved to Miami county an d settled in Brown township. He was one of the first trustees and just ices of the peace elected in that Township. He died in 1846, but his f arm is still in the Dinsmore family. The genealogy of the Dinsmore fa mily is as follows: The first ancestor to which the family is traced w as Robert Dinsmore, who was born and reared in the north of Ireland an d emigrated to America about the year 1766. He was married on the 11t h day of September, 1766, to Jane Gault . He settled in Baltimore, Mar yland and engaged in the tannery business. His eldest child, Elizabet h Dinsmore, was born June 10, 1768. His son John was born June 28, 177 1; Mathew was born April 13, 1773, and Jane in February, 1775. Mathe w Dinsmore purchased one hundred acres of land in Fleming county, Kent ucky, and lived on it five years, when it was claimed by an older mili tary title and he lost it. He then came to Ohio in 1807, and lived i n Greene county, two miles east of Fairfield. He then removed to Mont gomery county, nine miles north of Dayton. He afterwards moved to Miam i county, and purchased a farm in Brown township as above stated. Joh n J . Dinsmore the father of our subject, was married March 14, 1837 , to Miss Maria McConnaughey, daughter of David and Anna (Grimes) McCo nnaughey, a pioneer family of Bethel township. The writer knew John J . Dinsmore well and can state that he was an honest and useful man, wh o served for twenty years as justice of the peace. He was the owner o f one hundred and sixty acres of land, well improved. He was a good fa rmer and an influential member of the Presbyterian church. He died Jun e 6, 1889, respected while living and sincerely mourned when dead. Hi s aged wife is now living with her son, William D insmore, possessin g in a wonderful degree for one of her age her mental faculties. She h as been totally blind for sixteen years and is patiently waiting for t he summons to cross the river to the other shore. She is the mother o f seven children: Captain Robert G. Dinsmore, who was a brave soldie r and noble citizen, but is now dead; Theodore, Anna, Margaret, Alber t and Frances, all of whom are deceased; and Mary Belle, wife of Natha niel Bond, who is living near Franklin, Warren county, Ohio. William D insmore, the subject of our sketch, was also a soldier in the civil wa r in the same company with his brother, namely: Company C, Seventy-fir st Ohio Volunteer Infantry, in which he enlisted as a private, was app ointed corporal December 21, 1864, and was mustered out with the regim ent November 30,1865, with an honorable discharge as a good and faithf ul soldier. Theodore and Albert were also soldiers, belonging to Compa ny B, One Hundred and Forty-seventh Ohio Infantry. Mr. Dinsmore, of t his review, returned home and lived with his parents until he was marr ied, June 1, 1871, to Miss Sarah Brenner, of Montgomery county, Ohio . He soon afterward settled on the farm which he now owns, and which i s near the farm where he was born and made his home until he was marri ed. His farm contains one hundred and sixty-two acres, well improved . He makes a specialty of butter making ,and keeps a large herd of Jer sey cows. He has a family of four children: One daughter, Clare, the w ife of Dr. E.E. Bohlender, of Dayton, Ohio;and three sons:Allen, who i s farming, the old homestead; Earl and Walter , who are living with th eir parents. Mr. Dinsmore is a member of the English Lutheran church , of Brandt, in which he has been an elder for ten years. William Dins more's life has been that of a man who is useful in his neighborhood , church and township, a type of the men who make this country what i t now is, great in peace and strong in war . He was a brave soldier an d a good citizen and of such are the bone and sinew of this great repu blic.
E.S.W Source: James Johnston(e).pdf Author: Roger Johnston Receive d in Email May 2007

Dinsmore, Matthew (I11497)

1665

William is listed as being born in 1898 in the 1910 Census.

William J. Eberhart, prominent young farmer of Jackson Township, who was brought to the William S. Major Hospital in this city three days ago suffering from tetanus, commonly known as lockjaw, died of the disease at 8 o'clock this morning in the hospital.

He was twenty-nine years, three months and two days old at the time of his death.

The fatal illness of Mr. Eberhart dates to nine days ago, when he stepped on a rusty nail at his farm in Jackson Township. The nail was embedded deeply in his foot and an infection set in almost immediately. His suffering was intense and as a last hope of saving his life he was moved to the hospital here where expert medical attention failed to ward off the inevitable results of the ailment with which he had been attacked.

Mr. Eberhart was born in Jackson Township Nov. 30, 1897, and his entire life was spent in that community. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eberhart, who resided in West Broadway here.

His marriage with Miss Vivian Harrell took place Aug. 2, 1917, and three children were born. They are Dorothy May, 9; William Harrell, 7, and Lorene Lavonne, 4, who survives with the sorrowing widow. He also leaves two brothers, Carl Eberhart of Shelbyville. and Everett Eberhart, of Jackson Township, and one sister, Mrs. Clyde Pierson, of Shelbyville.

Many residents of the community are saddened by the untimely death of this young man. He was an energetic and successful farmer, an ideal husband and father and one of the leaders in his section of the county. All who knew him held Mr. Eberhart in the highest esteem and deeply mourn his death.

He was a member of the Mt. Gilead Baptist Church at Smithland and was affiliated with Hiawatha Lodge, I.O.O.F., at Smithland. This lodge will take part in the funeral services.

The funeral will be held in the church at Smithland at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Dallas Renn will conduct the service and burial will be in the Miller Cemetery.

C.F. Fix & Son are the undertakers in charge.

Friends may call any time at the late home in Jackson Township.

Eberhart, William Jefferson (I959)

1666

William is listed in the 1860 Census as being born in 1853. The 1880 Census has him being born in 1855

Roush, William A. (I14228)

1667

William is listed in the 1910 Census as being born in 1870. In the 1930 & 1940 Census he is listed as being born in 1869.

It appears that William and Anna had no children. There was no children listed in any of the census records.

Coblentz, William (I23982)

1668

William is not in the 1860 Census with his parents as he should be if he was born in 1859. The 1910 Census lists William as being born in 1858.

Logansport Tribune
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1916

WELL KNOWN MAN DEAD.
William Coble of Hopedale, died yesterday evening after a brief illness from tetanus. The news of his death came as a shock to his many friends in Carroll and White counties, few of whom had heard of his condition.
Funeral services will be held Sunday at Hickory Grove.
Mr. Coble was injured a -week ago by being run over by a load of corn which he was hauling to Idaville. He attempted to get down from the wagon to adjust the harness when the team started ahead again catching his ankle in the double tree, and throwing him under the wagon which passed lengthwise over one leg.

Coble, William Harrison (I24621)

1669

William Kaough was never married. Through all the census records his birth has been several different dates including 1842,1843, June 1844, and 1845. I have chosen to go with the one on the death certificate.

Kaough, William (I833)

1670

William's birthdate was calculated on the age on the death certificate since no birthdate was on the death certificate

Barbee, William (I11691)

1671

WILLS: Abstracts: Book 7 Bucks Co., PA 1804-1808 7.203. Bridget Smit h of Plumstead. April 30 1805. Proved September 23, 1806. John Townsen d and Jonathan Fell exrs. Bro. Thomas Dillon. Sisters Esther Doan an d Elizabeth Townsend. Nieces Mary Doan and Rachel Vickers, dau. of m y sister Rebekah Vickers, each 20 Pounds Sterling. 10 Pounds Sterlin g each to the following persons 'vizt; Elizabeth Doan( dau.of sister E sther Doan), Moses Dillon, Rachel Baker (dau. of Moses Dillon) John To wnsend, Mary Fell, Esther Michener dau of sister Rebekah Vickers, Mar y Mendenhall, Mercy Heaton, Amos White, Sarah Vickers (dau. of Abraha m Vickers), Robert Smith ( son of John Smith)and Martha Hilbern and Ma rgery White. "Elizabeth Fell dau. of Jonathan Fell pewterpot."John Tow nsend "large bible." Elizabeth Templeton pewter dish and plates. Mart ha Hillbern dau. of Bro . Thomas Dillon, Margery White dau. of Amos Wh ite, wearing apparel. Wits: Daniel Carlile, William Robinson. Source : DillonPeterson.FTW Author: Brenda Goldy.

Dillon, Bridget (I19476)

1672

With the Census records with Margaret all either say 1812 or 1813 for her birth. All but the 1900 Census state Virginia. The 1900 Census states she was born in Tennessee. I choose to put Virginia as that is the most of what is stated. Most likely in 1900 someone else stated where she was born. In 1900 she is living with her son George, or at least that is what the census states. She does not have a child that was born that late as far as we can research. Margaret also had 12 children according to the census records from 1850 - 1880. However, the 1900 Census states she had only 11 children. The 1900 Census also states only 8 living. So if it is 12 children, there was only 9 living at the time.
According to find a grave Margaret was born in December 1812 in Lee County, Virginia. There is no documentation for this birth place but it is plausible that it is accurate. Also her death date is stated as 1905, which again there is no documentation but plausible since she was still living in 1900

Fleming, Margaret Peggy (I21490)

1673

Within Asa and Sarah's household in 1870 is a Harriet Kelsey who was born in 1848 in Canada. Most likely Asa's sister. Further research required to find out.

Kelsey, Asa (I4834)

1674

Without being able to see the actual document, it is unclear weather David was born in 1669 or 1670. An acual document would need to be seen to know this.

Bosworth, David (I24110)

1675

Zachariah and his wife Elzira have two granddaughters living with them in 1920, Opal and Ruth Murray. It is unknown at this time (1/12/2020) if they belong to Lizzie or Ellen. Most likely, Lizzie. Ruth is still living with them in 1930.

Alexander, Zachariah Taylor (I7311)

1676

Ziporah's name is spelled Zephorah in the 1860 Census

Hupp, Zipporah (I24378)

1677

1850 Census:
Bruce is listed as Prudence in the 1850 Census. Of course, since they recorded as Prudence he is also listed as a female

Age Variation:
Bruce is listed as being born in 1858 in the 1860, 1880 Census, 1857 in the 1870 Census

Occupation:
Bruce is listed as a Farmer in the 1880 Census.

Name Variation:
Bruce is listed as Bruse in the 1880 Census

Saunders, Bruce (I25076)

1678

1860 Census Name Variation:
Littleton is listed as Littleton Cox in the 1860 Census. He is the son of Jacob Ream.

Ream, Littleton (I14948)

1679

1860 Census Name Variation:
Nancy is listed as Nancy Cox instead of Nancy Ream. She is the daughter of Jacob Ream.

Ream, Nancy J. (I14945)

1680

1860 Census Name Variation:
William is listed with the last name of Cox in the 1860 Census. He is the son of Jacob Ream not Zimri Cox.

Ream, William Henry (I14749)

1681