PEOPLE - Fountain Photos

BANNON, Frank and Etta (BARKER) - Jim Hanner redid the Frank & Etta Banner picture.  

Bannon, Rosetta Emeiline (Etta) Barker -- although Etta (front middle) is the only one known, it is believed these are her sisters - there were 6 Barker sisters (one died young) and it is thought these are the other 5 - thanks Marsha P

Barker - unknowns - may be Browns, Lindleys ?? of this family at least likely - thanks, Marsha P

Barker, Annie Sowers -- she was a widow for more than 1/4 a Century. She never remarried. Born 8 May 1837 (one source 1839) in Rowan County, NC she moved with her parents, Lewis and Susannah Sink Sowers (see his picture other column) at less than a years old to the Parke/Fountain County IN line. They lived here for less than 20 years. Lewis and Susannah took all of their 11 children (except Annie who was a new bridge and mother) to Page County Iowa where two more children were born to the Sowers'. Susannah died a few days after the birth of her last child, George Valentine Sowers. Lewis can be seen with his second wife, Margaret Infram from this page (other side) whom he married 27 August 1863 in Nodaway County, Missouri after Susannah's death in February 1863. Margaret had five children of her own with first husband, John Cromwell Whittington and one lone Sowers son, Jacob. However, it is said and all indication proves so that she was an exceptionally good mother to Lewis' first crew!

Barker, Austin -- Left to right -- Dora Allen Barker (wife of Austin); Annie Sowers Barker (mother of Austin); Austin Puett Barker (called Pett assumedly as a take-off of his middle name); daughter Floss A.; son George Arvil; and in front, son, Wayne Russell -- love the "Men with their dogs!" (taken between 1910-1918)

Barker, Jesse -- This was behind glass (at my grandmother's, Sarah Morgan Smith, when I was a child, and I would literally sit and stare at my great, great grandfather Jesse. I thought he was so handsome and wanted to know more & more about him. My grandmother was his granddaughter so she knew stories and even took me to Wolfe Creek Cemetery (border of Parke & Fountain counties near Wallace, IN) to see his grave. The sad part of the whole story is that he was quite a rich man, had given the property and some of the money for the Wolfe Creek Church and yet he had no tombstone. She pointed several times where he was, and that only fascinated me more !! kz

Barker Reunion, about 1983 (at Veedersburg?) -- Front: Karen Bazzani Zach; her son, Jay Zach;. Seated left to right facing picture -- Hulda Smith; Silas Young? ; Evadna Morgan Young; Sylvia Duncan Barker; Dale Barker; Frances Barker; Patty Barker; (3rd row from bottom); Larry Devitt; Betty Morgan Devitt; Christie Barker ? ; Suzie Zach; Thelma Wells; ?; (little girl in yellow?); Sharon Barker; ? (lady in white shirt with blue flowers); Sherrie Barker; Nikki Barker; ? (young man in white shirt); (Back row) - boy in yellow shirt blue collar) ?; Sherman Wells; Terry Wells; George Barker; ? (man on end dark shirt)

Barker, unknown lady & child -- this nifty picture was in my Barker ones so imagine it's a Washburn; Lawson; Swanson; Barker or relation somehow :) kbz

Bean, Mary Lou McClaine 1860-1945 (buried Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawfordsville, IN - thanks to Dustin Stonebraker for this nifty pic he found in an antique store - anyone know more about her?

Beckelhymer, Isiah - Photo provided by Deb Park

Benamire -- see Lemper Family Photos

BENNETT, Ancil    Two photos of Ancil: one is in football uniform, 1929; and his Senior High photo, both from Attica Yearbooks found on Ancestry.com

Bernhart, Stanis -- thanks, Richard

Bernhart (Stanis) Family (Attica - Josephine Bernhart is lower center - her twin, Lena is beside her - thanks Richard)

Bever, Delbert  Thanks to Miranda Waltrip,  This has been moved and is included in the listing below with the rest of the family!

Bever, James Alan and wife Artie Starnes  - wedding picture - 2 May 1908 Kingman, Indiana   Thanks to Miranda  Waltrip

Bever, Vivian  Source: Thanks to Miranda Waltrip on the Fountain County Indiana Genealogy Facebook page

Bishoff, Betty Sullivan Mary Dinn Nina & Hazel -- THANKS muches to Dustin S

Blackford, Cletis and Orpha (Etter)    Thanks to Carl Simms for contributing this photo

BONEBRAKE, Cornelius - Family  2 photos; one from Kay Steele and another from John D. Jones!  Thanks to both of you.

BONEBRAKE, Glen L. 3 photograhs of civilian and military careers.

Ermine Hannah Underwood Booe   15 Sept 1861 - 1 Feb 1937?? wife of Rev. Solomon Isley Booe - thanks to Richard Hellstrom

BOOE, Zeb with wife

Boord Family - (we assume -- with Paul Boord picture below) thanks to Dustin Stonebraker who found this and several pictures in an antique store in Crawfordsville Indiana and shared them with us :)

Boord, Paul -- see above note

Bowman, Catherine Wilkinson - daughter of Daniel and Louiza Shephard Wilkinson - she came from a large family (8 children) and was born 30 October 1854 in Cincinnati, Ohio where the majority of the Wilkinsons were born. As a child she came with her parents to Fountain County. She married Jacob D. Bowman 17 Nov 1874 in Fountain County, having 11 children of her own. She passed away in Wallace on the 14th of June 1933. - thanks muches to Michael B her great grandson. Note: same pic on findagrave that is larger but not as clear.

Bowman -- Russell and Clara Deane Grandstaff Bowman in front of Paul's Barbershop sign in Wallace, Indiana 1943. Thanks so much for Michael Duane Bowman from the Bowman FB page :)

Bowsher - unknown man and his wife - thanks sooo much Jennie :)

Bowsher, - another unknown man and wife - might be Lew Bowsher ?? - thanks Jennie

Bowsher - unknown wedding picture - Jennie thinks this is one of Sylvester Bowsher's brothers - anyone know for sure?

Bowsher - collection - unknown boy (one at top of page by the way - if you know who this is, please let Jennie know - as well as any of the other unknowns in the Bowsher collection - she (& I would really love to know wo these people are)

Bowsher - probably Lemuel - this seems to be taken at the same time of his brother's picture - how he was not buried as a "tramp" was because he had his photo album with him at the time he was killed b a train. It is likely pictures just like this one and the one below of his two younger brothers were in that photo album. THANKS THANKS THANKS Jennie :)

Bowsher - unknown girls -- one has "Ollie" written on it but do not know here - she definitely looks like a Madden whereas the other one may/might not be a Bowsher

Bowsher -- or Madden -- grandmother and child -- but ... who are they?????

Bowsher, Kenneth & Geneva -- see Madden, Anson

Bowsher - Lewellen & Mary Caroline Watts -- thanks so much to Jennie for so many of these pics - you rock, Girly :)

Bowsher or Madden? - unknown young boy with distinctive face - but WHO IS HE? Let Jennie or me know PLEASE if you have a guess or know for sure who this nifty young man is !!

Bowsher, Pete - thanks again to Jennie - greatly appreciated!

Bowsher, Pete & his sons Deal and Charles -- loads slowly - be patient, it's worth the wait - thanks Jennie

Bowsher, Sylvester family - Sylvester, Marilda, Carl (youngster) Middle; Bill. Back -- Clair, Hillman (Pete)

Brady, Reed - son of Anna Reed and ? Brady

Bride & Groom - unknown - thanks Jennie - sure would love to find out who they are :(

Bright, James - Civil War soldier ? -- older picture of James Bright - thanks to Beth Rasmussen for both of these - good friend, Beth

Brown, Cynthia -- on back of a 1 cent postcard it says, "Tangier, Nov 23, 1909" -- Compliments of a friend Cynthia Brown to Zelma Lindley

Brown, Don with sister  Along with Ferman Herman "Fuzzy" Rice and his school Bus.  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission.

Brown, Eleanor -- love this picture :) PLEASE let me know if you sent these pictures so I can thank you (I'm pretty good at that but for some reason, I missed this :(

Brown, Ina Barker & Family - need a lot of help here, also

Campbell, Luella (Royer); Helen Lee & Russell Tibitts, taken by their Albert Ross Campbell, Luella's husband and father of Helen & Russell. Thanks oh so much to Deb Bain for this awesome picture -- note that is not your run-of-the-mill photo of the time - most looked directly ahead, and no expression - you see Helen smiling and Momma's proud look on her face - such a beautiful, natural photo. - taken about Spring 1892 considering Russell was born in Nov 1892.

Campbell, Martin and wife Emeline Cameron - Thanks to Amanda Ferguson Macy

Canton, Bob & Mary 8-3-1947 - thanks Dustin :)

CARNIVAL OFFICIERS - PHOTO coutesy of Steve Kruger :)  THANKS

Charles M. Berry, President; Hardy Songer, Tresurer; Mayor W. B. Gray, Chairman of the Executive Committee; Joseph K. Irwin, Secretary.

Clarkston, Elihu & wife, Mary "Frances" Bull. Thanks to their great great grandson (one of my past students at TR) Andrew Clarkston for this awesome picture. Elihu was born in Manchester, Kentucky 14 Jan 1893 died in Danville, Illinois 20 May 1968. Frances was born in Kentucky 8 March 1888, died 9 June 1977 in Danville. On the 1st of October, 1910, they married and were parents of 9 children.

Clawson, Fletcher - US Navy -- thanks so much to Dustin S for this -- I thought Fletcher was a 'lil worse for wear so asked my good friend, Dea G if she could redo him -- THANKS MUCHES Dea!

Clawson, William H. - Two Photos  (sorry from newspaper but as good a scan as hubby could do)

Clingan Brothers - October 1944 - Bert, age 20 & Fred, age 17 -- Jennie would love to give this original photo to someone in the family - contact her by clicking on her name.

Clore, Charles & Cynthia Smith with their son and four daughters at Wallace, Indiana. Circa 1918.- children are: Tressie, Oveta, Jim, Bertha, & Halsie.(what a nifty pic - thanks again Cynthia Smith. The photo was given to and identified by Oveta Clore Fisher.

Clore, Israel -- Margaret Stonebraker Clore   -  I doctored these up some, compare to the originals below - hopefully they look better -- kbz   :)  Shows both sets.

Clouse, Andrew and Eliza Pickett - thanks muches to Cathy Clouse Armstrong - greatly appreciated !

COATS, Mrs. Serena D.  -  PHOTO coutesy of Steve Kruger :)  THANKS

Coleman, John son of Issac and Rachel Coleman

Coleman, Rachel Hanley Thompson Crummey wife of Issac Coleman and mother of son John and daughter Martha Coleman Schintz

Copeland, Jim (1908 Officials at Covington - thanks Peters')

Copeland, Oliver Jackson & Anna DeBaun - they are sooo adorable (thanks so much to Cousette  :)

Corey, Kate (thanks muches again to Jennie - you rock, girl - these pictures are so fab!!

Cory - Joseph Edward & Mary Ann Livingstone)

Cotton Album (many need identified) -- thanks so very much to Marsha Patterson for these

Cowgill, Solon - Photo from John Wolfgang of Gresham, Oregon -- his grandfather, the only known thrasher in the photo is in the middle of the top row.

Craig, Beulah Kiger (age 81 - thanks muches Dellie).

Craig, Owen Benton and wife, Ada Drollinger -- thanks muches, Dellie

Craig, Samuel Larkin Photo 1 - (Veedersburg HS - basketball player probably 1940), Photo 2 - (Dairyman - Kingman Tavern with rooms and a restaurant), Photo 3 - in front of the varsity basketball team at Kingman 1939-41 ?) - thanks to his daughter-in-law, Dellie :)

 (10 May 2023)

Cronk, Freeman with wife Goldie Butts Cronk   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

CRONK, father?  Allen Cronk  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

Cruea, Pearl, age 2 -- thanks DS - such a cute pic

Cunningham, Cyrus & wife, Mary Oliphant - thanks so much Dellie

(1 January 2024)

DENHART, Tom  with 1 of 13 mushrooms found in the 1960's on the Price Family Farm.  Thanks to Thomas Denhart!

Devinish V.M., Arthur with with Maryetta Marquess Devinish; Portland Arch Indiana 1905.  Thanks to Greg Marquess‎ Fountain County, Indiana Genealogy

Devinish, Mary Etta Marquess  Daughter Of John Marquess And Melissa Helms Marquess Portland Arch Indiana.  Thanks to Greg Marquess‎ Fountain County, Indiana Genealogy

DRAKE, Virgil and Nellie White - thanks to Marsha Patterson

Drollinger, Samuel (thanks muches Dellie) Note: He was born 1 March 1829 Fountain Co Ind and died 31 May 1902. He was father of Ada Dora Drollinger who married Owen Brenton Craig.(see pictures above) - his first wife was Mary Ann Jones.

Duncan, Jack - Indiana State Police in 1963

Picture 2: Edwards, Hamilton & Mable - thanks muches again Dellie - you rock, girl ! Read all about it :)

Picture 3: Edwards, Hamilton & Nancy Suiter tombstone (at Dry Run)-- (Picture 4) entry to Dry Run Cemetery -- these were such large files and I'm not good at all shrinking them so please go to findagrave.com

Picture 5: Edwards, Hamilton Samuel Swinford

Picture 6: Edwards, Hamilton Samuel Swinford with car

Picture 7: Edwards, Mary (Molly) Catherine Edwards

Erwin, Susie (thanks muches Jennie :)

Fisher, John Hartman  Three photos contained in a photo gallery, submitted by and Thanks to his granddaughter, Cynthia Fisher Smith.

Floyd, Eva -- thanks so much to Jennie - anyone know anything about htis lady?

French, Gpa' -- just who IS Gpa' French, as in a name or information on him ?? - It'd be great to fill in some info - contact me if you know - in the meantime, this interestin' lookin' fellow will just have to remain Gpa' :) kbz

Glasock, Troy Cade, Mary Lindley, Mildred & Hubert - thanks to the Peters' for this!

Glenwood Madden and Bull around 1922/23

Gooding, Phoebe Sowers -- was a widow (married Thomas Gooding who died in 1896) for over 30 years (she died in 1928). She raised 12 children, as long as some who were not hers AND made extra money spinning. Some of her family members lived in her home until just the last few years (south of Wallace)

GOSSETT, Albert J.  -  PHOTO coutesy of Steve Kruger :)  THANKS

Grant, Harriat -- with ? - thanks so much to Patrice W. for this awesome picture from Covington Indiana - the Askin family lived between Crawfordsville and Covington from 1817 - 1935. Thanks Patrice W -- Friends of Harriat - love to find out their names :)

Gray, Captain - thanks to Peters' - 1908 officials at Covington

Hansel, Ralph (going by KHS)

Harden, Cecil Murray (congresswoman)

Harrison, George W and Margaret Rankin & family -- This is probably their first four children - Grace Ann in back with hand on Nella; William Henry on father's lap and baby Lula. - they had five more children - Sam; Arch; Charles; Ruby and Hazel

HAWKINS, Jerome Harrison  -- Source: Ancestry- ASIEFKE1

HAWKINS, Simeon and Lovenia  Source: From: Ancestry - ASIEFKE1 family tree

HAWKINS, William I. -- Source: Ancestry- ASIEFKE1

Hayworth, Dick - thanks to Dustin Stonebraker - greatly appreciated, DS :)

HELMS, James Franklin and Hannah Caffert Marlatt Family - Credit to Laura Gephart Adams

Hendricks, B. - thanks to Peters' - 1908 Officials at Covington

Hershberger, Hobart Lincoln - thanks so much to John W for this awesome pic :) -- Taken 1889 born: 1-11-1866 died: 1-5-1910 married 8-10-1892 Mary Henrietta Neal

Hicks, Dr. - thanks Peters' - 1908 Officials at Covington

Hogstrum, Martin and Bessie Wisma with daughter Vera  -  from Jeff Bossaer, also from Jeff  the couple in later years

Howard, William Garrett, Jr. - thanks so much to Steve Kruger for lettin' me borrow this one :) Wm. Garrett was born 28 May 1923 and died 7 Nov 1978 - he was a mail carrier for 1/4 of a Century retiring in 1978 due to illness. Son of Wm. Garrett & Roberta Baldwin Howard, he was in the US Navy during WWII. His wife, Dorothy Delores Cates was born in Fountain County and they were married 27 April 1946. He graduated from Covington HS in 1941. He is pictured here in his American Legion Post hat.

Howard, Wm. G. Sr. and wife, Robert Baldwin, parents of William Garrett, Jr. above. Thanks to Steve K. for this one, too. Love these photos :)

Irwin, Mac -- thanks Peters' - 1908 officials at Covington

Jinkins, Samuel -- thanks Dellie again - love this pic

Keys, William Thomas - Family   Includes wife and Children   Thanks so much to Kim & Roger Hancock

KIGER, John R.  Born 20 Feb 1929 – Parke County, Indiana Died: 13 Feb 2007 Crawfordsville, Indiana buried Rush Creek Cemetery, Parke County, Indiana. Married 1 Oct 1950 Barbara Ellen Newnum.  John son of Harold Reid and Katherine (Grimes) Kiger

John owned a gas station in Kingman, Fountain County, Indiana for 46 years

Kingman Band, Old Settlers Meeting August 1908 - thanks so very much to John W. -- The boy seated in the front (on the right) is David S. Neal, brother of my GrGrandmother (Henrietta "Etta" Neal Hershberger)

LaTourette Coverlet - owned by Mrs. Charles Mingee

Lawson, Henry Davis & wife, Phoebe Barker & children --the girls are easy, Amanda Catherine the one standing in the middle who married Alfred Swanson (1909) and Emma who married Karl Mitchell (1909). "Mandy was born in 1887 and Emma 1888 and they look to be about 7 or 8 so that seems to put the picture in about 1895. If trhat is the case, the older one in back with arm on father would be Manford next to him John Bryant Lawson and the boy in the front Joseph T. Lawson.

Lemper family photos -- Genevieve Mary Lemper 300 N Perry Street Attica IN Known info as of Dec 2011. Purchased in a private estate lot in a Covington antique store. Lemper Family - Moved from Para Illinois to Attica Indiana. From conversations I have had with older Attica natives, "Two old Lemper Maids lived together into their old age" There is a group of them buried in the Attica Cemetery. Sheeley, George. Born in PA, Died in OH, was in the military. Brother of Ida Sheeley Sheeley, IDA. Assumed Born in PA. Sister of George Sheeley. - thanks so much to Dustin Stonebraker - he's shared some great pics with us :)

Lemper 1 (labled Mother & Genevieve)--

Lemper 2 (Genevieve)--

Lemper 3 (Genevieve?)--

Lemper 4 (Wiley Obermeyer & KL) --

Lemper 5 -- Sheeley, George --

Lemper 6 (VanPetan, Carrie, a missionary in Japan - it also says Sarah R Rigg on back of photo) --

Lemper 7 (Florence Kersey Daught -cousin of Emma Rigg Kersey) --

Lemper 8 (Eiler, Olive) --

Lemper 9 (Buck, Daniel, A, PA friend of John & Mary Rigg) --

Lemper 10 -- Lightle, Ralph - 1933, Attica, Indiana --

Lemper 11 (Chapson? Chapsin? -- I wonder if this might be MV Chapman, the photographer) --

Lemper 12 (Mrs. Benamire; Charles Graf & wife; Mary Kilmartin; Elizabeth Lemper--

Lemper 13 (Genevieve Lemper, 300 N. Perry Street, Attica IN) --

Lemper 14 (Katherine Lemper) --

Lemper 15 (Maxine Larew; Mary Caton & Helen Jozsa) --

Lemper 16 (Mordecai Beard, Reading PA - must have been friends with the Lemper family) --

Lemper 17 (Alfred Lemper) --

Lemper 18 (diff view of Genevieve) --

Lemper 19 (Lemper, Helen & Herman - he is a HOOT) --

Lemper 20 (Mary Lemper; Nettie Benamire; Bidg Moran; Celia Timm) --

Lemper 21 (Valerie Frances Lemper - photo taken 9-24-1930 - she was born 1-4-1929).

Lemper 22 - Mary Lemper; Nettie Benamire; Bida Moran; Celia Timm; Kate Smith taken 5-5-1937;

Lemper 23 -- Taken Jan 12, 1936 - Mr. Scheider died 3-8-1936 - Anna; Elizabeth; Tena ? Scheidler; Mother; Charles S & Frank Scheider -

Lemper 24 -- Edith & Maggie Bauman home (1958 - was Lemper home?)

Lightle, Samuel Guy & family - Thanks Dustin for this one & thanks MARC II for the revision on it - it looks great :) Samuel b. 15 May 1883 near Veedersburg d. 28 Feb 1968 Kingman - s/o William Dayton Lightle and Ethie May Drollinger - married 13 Jan 1907 to Edna Florence Harvey. To my knowledge, they only had one child, Elizabeth who never married (b 22 Feb 1912 died in 2005). The two boys I believe are Samuel "Guy's" younger brothers by his father's second marriage to Millie Lindley. The boys would be Kelso and Clyde. The picture is probably take in about 1918

Lindley, Isaac & wife, Elizabeth ? on last name - thanks again to Jennie - she has been GREAT adding pics here :)

Lindley, Miles & his muskrat ? friend - love this crazy pic - thanks to Dustin S for this

Lindley, Miles and his wife, Grace Harmon Lindley - thanks again DS :)

Lindley - maybe ? Unidentified woman and child - she may be a Lindley - HELP IDENTIFY ME :) Thanks to Jennie P. for this one - now, let's get her identified !!

Lindley -- maybe #2 -- I think this may be Charles Irvin Lindley and Rebecca Jane Barker -- it almost looks like one of the pictures taken for the Beckwith histories so I might find it in an old history book and tagged it for sure -- ANYONE KNOW FOR SURE ??????? kz (thanks, Marsha P for the pic)

Lindley, Stella - see Unknown Woman (other column under "U")

Lindley-Barker - 4 generation -- Rebecca Jane Barker Lindley holding Glen Bonebrake; in back, LeDora (Dora) Lindley Bonebrake and in front, Lucinda Cotton Barker

Livengood Reunion -1951 - thanks to Mark Smith

Livengood, Manford -- thanks Peters' - 1908 officials at Covington - I do know that he was superintendent of schools this year but not sure which man he is :( SURE LOVE TO HAVE THESE FOLKS IDENTIFIED

McCORD, William H.  -  PHOTO coutesy of Steve Kruger :)  THANKS

McKnight Family - Stuart and Grace with son David and daughter Marcia.  Thanks to Roxann Kerns

McMahan, Katie -- thanks, Peters' - 1908 officials at Covington

Madden - in a collecton of Anson Madden & Clair Bowsher - is this a Madden gma' with her grandchild or a Bowsher one?

Madden, Anson and Clair Bowsher - wedding picture - thanks so very, very much Jennie - what a GREAT pic

Madden, Anson G. #2 (love to know what gathering this is)-- Madden family reunion? Get-together of Anson's children from his 3-wives? Anyone know anyone doing whatever in this -- only known people for sure are: Clair Bowsher Madden (far left looking at photo) - has child Glenwood Madden; and her husband, Anson Madden.

Madden, Anson G -- officials gathered on courthouse steps at Covington - 1908

Madden (or Bowsher) - unknown young boy with distinctive face - but WHO IS HE? Let Jennie or me know PLEASE if you have a guess or know for sure who this nifty young man is !!

Madden Brothers - Left to right: George; L.J.; Sarah Lindley; Fred; Glenwood. This might be at Glenwood's graduation from Kingman HS in 1921. Thanks so much to Jennie for sharing this one :)

Love it!

MADDEN, Glenwood and Bull around 1922/23

Madden, Glenwood and George - 1949 at a Wedding Reception

Madden, Claude P. (thanks Tom & Jennie :)

Madden, Glenwood - 1921 (probable - 1922?) Kingman HS graduation - he went on to graduate from Ohio State Veterenarian College of Medicine and practice in Madeira, Ohio - thanks Jennie :)

Madden, Telsie (d/o Claude thanks T&J)

Maloy, Vincent -- thanks to Dustin S for this one :)

MARIS, Dr. Lee J & daughter, Glenda & Jennie with her mother - thanks Jennie - she has been sooo helpful sending pics for this site - you rock  INCLUDES: 2 Photos of Dr. Maris graduation from Medical School.

Marks Family - thanks so much to Jennie for this one - she's been such a great helper/contributor to this site - you rock J :)-- Bottom row, left to right. Kezia(Marks?) Lydia Ann Marks Madden, ----, Ora Duncan, Mrs Duncan (Marks?). Aunt Kate Marks Back Row. Left to right, Something Woody, Tom Marks, Capt. Jake Marks, George Marks, Tom Marks, ----, Aunt Lydia, Marion Duncan, I checked on the Marion Duncan and it said he married a Lydia Marks. She must be the daughter of another Marks. I don't think she could be Lydia Marks Madden's sister. Lydia must have been a popular name.

Marks, George Family - Thanks so very much for this and all the great photos Jennie shares with us -- Front from left: George Marks, wife Lydia - back, James, Jennie and Horace (however I could have the boys mixed- up - let me know anyone who knows which boy for sure :) kbz

Marquess, John and Family  --  Greg Marquess from the Fountain County, Indiana Genealogy Facebook page - used with permission, Thanks Greg :)

MARLATT, Benjamin   father of Newman  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

MARLATT, Elizabeth Wagner  (wife of Benjamin) along with Margaret Marlatt Hatton and Maria Marlatt Simons   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!  Note: Newman's mother; and grandmother to Pearl Martin Marlatt.

MARLATT, Encil and his grandson Phil Rice    photo around the late 1950's, maybe 1960.  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

"Marlatt, Aunt Frank" aka Frances B. Peasley Marlatt or Frances Bradburn MARLATT   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

MARLATT, Lydia Martin   Thanks to Andy Rice, who found this as an old negative of Newman Marlatt/Pearl Marlatt of Fountain County/Newtown and was able to scan the negative.  Great job Andy, thanks for sending it in.

MARLATT, Mary Todd  mother of Dorothy  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

MARLATT, Maxine    Court Underwriters  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

MARLATT, Merle  (Young)   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

MARLATT, Newman with unidentified man.  Newman is on the right side of picture and the unidentified man on the left to Newman's right.  Thanks to Andy Rice, who found this as an old negative of Newman Marlatt/Pearl Marlatt of Fountain County/Newtown and was able to scan the negative.  Great job Andy, thanks for sending it in.

MARLATT, Rue and margaret "Lizzie" Hatton    Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

Martin, Amos and wife Hannah Palin   6 photos in a slide presentation  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

MARTIN, Cora  sister of Pearl Martin Marlatt   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

MARTIN, Elmer  brother to John Martin (2 photos)    Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

Martin, John (Group Postcard Picture, also includes back of postcard with message)  John and possibly his wife Martha and 6 young people (Unnamed).   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

Mauck, Jerry and Pauline Fisher (she was born and raised in Kingman - KHS 1943 - lived in Indianapolis for years then retired and built a home outside of Kingman (at Harveysburg) where he raised Percheron horses. Thanks so much to Cynthia Smith for this beautiful photo :)

McBroom, Barton -- he's been hiding for years :(

McKinney, William McClure -- son of Presley Thompson and Sarah Jane McClure McKinney. This is the great granduncle of Jeff Quirk, who graciously let me use this photo. William was in Co I, 15th Indiana Infantry, mustering in as 2nd Lt. on 24 April 1861 (from Covington, Indiana) promotoed to 1st Lt. 10 Sept 1861 then Captain 9 Nov 1862. Mustered out 25 June 1864. His dairy is in Wabash College Archives. He seems to be buried in the (at Wingate but since in Fountain County must be near Wingate over the county line) Oak Ridge Cemetery but no death date - just 28 Years 5 Months 19 days - if he was mustered out because of death, then he would be born 6 December 1835 which tallies with the 1850 & 1860 census. Anyone know for sure, let me know :) THANKS

Mick, Ezekiel (thanks so much to Judy E for this awesome pic of a cool banjo player :) Also his wife, Ellen Nancy Covalt and daughter, Effie Zee Mick VanHook

Miller Photo Album - thanks so much to the nice couple who gave me this to enter on the site but so sorry forgot your names and even had a great breakfast at Benjamin's with ya' :( SORRY!

Miller, William "Bill" -- although it is not positive but 95% sure this is the Bill Miller born to Fleming and Serilda Gooding Miller who died in the March 1906 Pueblo Colorado train disaster. So sad !

Mitchell, Fred and Effie Bever  Wedding Photo  Source: Thanks to Miranda Waltrip on the Fountain County Indiana Genealogy Facebook page

Moody, Marlin & a Nolan girl - thanks, JP

Moran -- see Lemper Family Photos

Morgan, Homer (born Jackson Twp, Fountain County, Indiana 20 Feb 1880 to Joseph Nathaniel & Amanda Barker Morgan) and wife, Blanche Banta, children, Kenneth & Mary and a friend, Tom Durham - thanks to Jerry Lou :)

Morgan, Nathaniel & Sarah Bowers Reichard Sowers (my great, great grandparents - kz)

Myers, Foreign and Jewel Starnes  Wedding Photo   Source: Thanks to Miranda Waltrip on the Fountain County Indiana Genealogy Facebook page

(24 April 2024)

Noble, Benjamin Richard - thanks so much to Dustin Stonebraker for all these wonderful Noble pictures :)

Noble, Clara - what a unique and different viewpoint of pictures Clara has taken -- 4 and an explanation to her grandparents - precious !

Noble, David R. and Pearl Cruea - Two pictures, the second is during Bicentennial - at Covington - thanks, DS

Noble, Dean - US Navy

Noble, Gene - 3-11-1975 - thanks DS

Noble, James H. - Civil War photo - awesome, Dustin !!

Palin, Zeb (Zeptimus)   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission

Ratcliff, Susan & family --See also this speculation of who is in the photo -- I have a photo postcard that was mailed in Kingman, July 3, 1907. This appears to be of part of Thomas "Uncle Tommy" Ratcliff's family. It is a photo of some of them. I have been trying to figure out who all the people are. His daughter Susan sent the post card to her brother Zack's (also seen as Zach, Zacharith, and Zacceus based on obits and other records) wife addressed to Yeddo, Ind. Someone later wrote on it with "Mary Ratcliffe Sanders Susan Sowers family". She only says this: July 3, Taken out (assume this meant either at or outside) home the 3rd Sun. July. Ry? didn't feel able to go to Osborn Prairie so we are not going. Susan. I am not sure what date she meant since she mailed it on July 3rd. Possibly, she really meant June or some other month but accidently put July. Unfortunately, Susan didn't list names of everyone. So, I assume she figured her brother's family would know who they are. I have not figured out who 'Ry" could be. I have figured out that Thomas Ratcliff was married twice. I know he is in the picture because I have a newspaper photo of him put in a article in January 1911 and then later when he died in April of 1911. The elderly lady next to him is probably his second wife Elizabeth Jane Little. I doubt if any of the people were from his first wife, Anna Retta Bradford, based on how old the people look in the photo. Silas was in Kansas at this time, so none are probably his family. Ellen and David J. would probably have been older. Emely or Emily Bond could possibly be in the photo, but she too would probably have looked older. I suspect two of the women are Serepta and Ida Ratcliff from the second marriage and sister of Susan. They were not married and still living with their parents. One of the men probably is Edmond "Eddie" Ratcliff since he was living there. Susan is probably in the photo since she mailed it along with her husband Ira Elmer Sowers and their daughter Ruth M. Ruth was born about 1899. Their next child wasn't born until 1912. The question I have is who are the others. Edmond was married to Mary D. s. in 1906 There is one more woman in the photo. They didn't have a child until Based on someone writing her name as Mary Ratcliff Sanders (who was her second husband in 1918, Edmond died in 1911), I suspect she may be the woman. ut if so, it leaves a puzzle as to the other man, two older boys, and another girl. My first guess would be that this is Anderson Ratcliff, his two sons and daughter. His other 2 children would have been young in 1907, but there are no babies or young children in the photo. Possibly they were left out. Also, if Mary is in the photo, where is Anderson's wife? If it is them, Edward "Eddie Thomas Ratcliff, Marion Marshall Ratcliff, and Neomi (Naomi) Ratcliff would be the other young people. Neomi would have been about 7, Eddie would have been about 14, and Marshall would have been about 10. But the young people look older than that. It would make since that they would be Andersons family. However, I found some newspaper articles that say Anderson was sent to the Assylum in Indianapolis in 1905 and again in 1906 and he later died in February 29,1907 there. So, if this was actually taken in June of 1907, he couldn't be in the photo. So, I don't know who the other man is. I found the picture of Edward Thomas Ratcliff who died in WWI. He does look like he could be a older version of one of the young boys, but I don't know for sure. The bigger question is when was the photo taken. She say the 3rd Sun. July, but it is postmarked 3 July 1907. If it really was taken at that time, it would have been from a previous year, such as 1906. In that case it is possible Anderson could be in the photo since he apparently could have came and went back to the hospital since he did it before. If it was taken in 1907, then it is possible that the other man is another Ratcliff. I don't think it would be Zachariah though since he would probably have looked older, plus all of his family would have been older by this time. Three women definitely look like sisters. I can't tell about the forth woman who appears to be a bit younger. One is definitely a son of Thomas, because he just looks like a younger version. The man I am not sure about also looks like he could be a son. The man in the back probably is Ira Elmer Sowers because he doesn't look like the others. Anyway, I was wondering if I could send a copy of the postcard, the newspaper photo of Thomas, and the photo of Edward Thomas and little bio from the Gold Star book, to see if anyone who is related can recognize them. I can give a list of who I think the people might be in the postcard. Thanks Kathy Snow

The Following are contained in Reed Family **

Reed -- daughters of Rev. Joseph C. and Emma Boothroyd Reed -- Left = Emma; Top = Anna; Right = Mary; Bottom is Josephine - photo taken by John Andrew Henney, Attica, Indiana about 1883 - thanks so much to Jenny Alvarado for this and other awesome Fountain county pics of her ancestors :) Normally, I probably would have typed this, but I LOVED the explanation hand-written on the back - about Mary Cash Boothroyd , mother of Emma Boothroyd Reed - ahhh, if more would have done this :) Reed Brady, son of Anna Reed . Reed - four generations -- I LOVE this picture -- on left is Emma Boothroyd Reed; middle top, Mary Reed Adams; right: Mary Cash Boothroyd; and botto is Mildred Adams Schupp (mother of Little Moe - who is Eleanor Schupp Feitel). Reed Brady, son of Anna Reed -- this one is a pic of cousins, Nayne Reed, Mildred Abigail Adams, Will Reed -- Nayne Reed, daughter of Will B. Reed -- Mary Reed Adams, as a child -- Mildred Adams Schupp, granddaughter of J.C. and Emma Boothroyd Reed - taken by Sperry, 319 Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio -- Mildred is the daughter of Mary Reed & James Adams she married Otto Schupp; their daughter, Eleanor Scupp married Joseph Feitel. Their son, Joseph married Caroline Beach and they had our wonderful contributor, Jenny! You rock, girl! These are sooo awesome!! OTHER REED PICTURES BELOW : Thanks, Jenny!!

** Reed, Joseph Clark (Rev) born 7 March 1826 Ohio and died 27 Oct 1887 -- His wife, Emma Boothroyd Reed -- born 1 April 1833 (England) died 9 May 1906 -- they are buried in Riverside Cemetery, Attica, Indiana -- he was a Doctor of Divinity and served as the Presiding Elder (District Superintent) of Terre Haute and Greencastle districts for the NorthWest Indiana Conference. Also, he served as Chaplain during the Civil War for the 29th Indiana Chaplain

** Reed, Will B. son of Rev. Joseph Clark & Emma Boothroyd Reed married Carrie Hay 3 April 1884 in Fountain County, Indiana. They had at least one daughter, Nayne Reed born Sept 1886

Reichard, Sammy -- was called "Uncle Sammy" even by people who were not his relation. He was a bit slow but a sweet man. The son of Solomon Reichard and Sarah Bowers, he lived with his half sister (see Gooding, Phoebe Sowers) most of his life. You can even see one of the same dogs I believe in the two pictures

Rice Family 1898  Names included   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

Rice Family Reunion  and the Rice-Stephens combined Family Reunions.  Starting in 1897.  three articles and one group photo.  Furnished by Andy Rice through the courtosey of Fred Smith or Andrew Smith.

Rice, Ferman Herman  also known as "Fuzzy Rice".  Pictured here with the school bus he drove, along with two riders Don Brown and his sister.  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission, Fuzzy was his first cousin twice removed.

RICE, Grandma & Grandpa  labeled tintypes.  Currently names unknown.   Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission and Fred Smith for scanning the tintypes!

Rice, James and Olivia - Family  Added 2 new pages (8 pictures) of family Photographs.  I have place in a slide show gallery, giving a chance to look at full screen and enlarge.   Thanks to PA Rice for the photos and information on the family!!!!

Rice, Rubinette  This is from the “1919 Polyscope” of Bradley Polytehnic Institute/Bradley university.  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

Robb, Cleantha French - mother of Lona Robb Shannon and grandmother of Rollin Robb Shannon - MV Chapman Photographer, Attica - thanks Dellie

ROBINSON, WP   "Christmas Greetings from"  10 individuals in the photo, ALL unnamed.  Not sure of year?  Photo Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

Romine, Leon Rex - from Purdue Debris 1914 Yearbook - thanks muches to Kathy S :)

Sanders - Vern, Calvin & Virgil - while in Kansas - Calvin was born there in 1888 (looks like 1889-1890) then the family returned to Fountain County after 4-5 years

Schintz, Martha Coleman daughter of Issac and Rachel Thompson Crummey Coleman

Schoonover, Judge - (Isaac?) - thanks to Peters' -- officials at Covington

Shades provided by David Shade

Front Row

Shade, John W & 2nd wife, Susan Vice - thanks again to Daivd S for all the great goodies from this family :) SORRY this came out sideways even though I saved it right side up :( SORRY -kz)

Shade, Garfield & Mary Gray - wedding day with family members - neat idea/neat pic - thanks, muches David :) --This I believe is my GreatGrandparents Garfield & Mary Gray Shade's wedding day picture with her side of the family the Gray's & Fouts ( same ones you have in other pictures) .My Aunt was able to put together a key , Back row ;Garfield Shade,Maggie Fouts?, James Gray,Charlie Smith,Cora Cord-Fouts,Jimmy Fouts(son of Joe Fouts,stpsn of Cora) Middle Row; Mary Gray Shade(Daughter of James & Ellie),John Fouts,Ellie Fouts Gray( child Walter Gray),Mother of Ellie Gray& Cora Smith Fouts,Smith Child,Cora Fouts Smith(Sis of Ellie),Joe Fouts(brother of Ellie & Cora,Cecile Gray(sis of Mary,Nellie& Walter) Front Row ;child of John Fouts,Child of John Fouts,Nellie Gray,Icie Smith,Edith Smith,Ilah Fouts,Charles FoutsClaud & Roscoe Fouts up front.

Shade, Lafayette & Eliza Wheeler - thanks to their great great grandson, David Shade for this one :)

Sheeley, George - s/o Rachel Rigg Sheeley

Sheeley, Ida -- daughter of Rachel Rigg Sheeley "Carrie"

Shuler, brother Charles and sister Lillian.  Children of Eston and Oda (Roach) Shuler.  Thanks to Patty Snider - Jackson Twp Facebook page!

Shoaf, Pauline ?? (unknown child thought to be Pauline Shoaf -- this is a hoot - I can't imagine doing this to a child for a picture :( Thanks Marsha P for these

Sigler, Arthur Howard & Mary Ellen (Stull) (thanks to Sandra Shepard for this one & one below)

Slattery, John (thanks to CDPL for this photo - C'ville Library is great and has a wonderful collection of photos -- John Slattery was born in Limerick County, Ireland in 1841. In Montgomery County, Indiana he apprenticed to a saddlemaker but when he lived in Covington, Fountain County, he owned a tavern. He served in the 86th Indiana Infantry during the Civil War, Co. K. Also from CDPL here is a photo of John in later life. He died 28 January 1890 in Covington. He was married to Elizabeth McCabe and they had 9 children.

Smith, Elmer -- such a cutie - thanks Dustin S for htis one :)

Smith, Elmer, Cora, Ivan & Ralphie (killed age 7) - thanks Dustin

Sniff, Elsworth and Ida (Sowers) - thanks to my new-found cousin, Kirk S

Sowers. family (again, thanks muches Kirk) about 1905 - Kansas - Ida Sowers Sniff 2nd row; Huston Sowers (they were born in Fountain County) Legend for this picture

Sowers Clan, Legend for this picture

Sowers, Lewis & 2nd wife (Margaret Ingram)

Spencer, Flossie - thanks muches to Dustin Stonebraker !

Spinning, Anna - thanks to the Peters' for this neat picture of the 1908 officials at Covington

Spinning, Dr. (thanks to the Peters' for this nifty picture of the 1908 officials at Covington)

Spinning, Guy (thanks Jennie & Tom) - 1908 officials

Stonebraker Album ***, Photos supplied by Dustin Stonebreaker

***Stonebraker, Edith -- Edith M Shirley Stonebraker - Jul 5 1904 Kentucky to Dec 1983 Veedersburg Second wife of Charles Alvin Stonebraker - Daughter of Franklin Shirley and Bessie M Woods - thanks so very much to Dustin Stonebraker for this and all these great Stonebraker pics :)

Swanson, Alfred and Amanda Lawson (Mandy) -- they were the sweetest couple at the Barker reunions when I was a kid. She was born in Yeddo, Fountain County in 1887 and married in 1909 there but spent most of her life in Fowler/Lafayette area raising her fabulous children -- he loved kids and the first five began with M's meaning he wanted more (Mary; Mable; Mildre; Myrl; Manford) then came Helen for Hold; Estin for Enough and finally the LAST was Lorene.

Templeton, Lana Wedding to David L. Jackson, 7 April 1984, San Juan Capistrano, California.   Thanks to Kim Davis Keeling

Templeton, Loran   (3 images)   Thanks to Kim Davis Keeling

Templeton, Lori Wedding to John David Gash, 22 April 1978, Orange County, California.  (2 images and no other names)   Thanks to Kim Davis Keeling

Templeton, Thomas  (3 images) As an infant, a young man with his 36 Ford and a formal portrait.  Thanks to Kim Davis Keeling

Thorn, John with wife Emma Johnson  married 25 December 1888 in Fountain County, Indiana, also a photo image of Marriage License.  Both thanks to Fred Smith.

THORN, Mary Clore along with John and Emma Thorn,  thanks to Fred Smith - Fountain County Indiana Genealogy Facebook Page for this picture of his 3x Great grandmother

Timm -- see Lemper family photos

Tinder, Arlie  Photo courtesy of Attica Indiana Facebook page and personnel information thanks to Ben Day!

Trullinger, Loren --

Truman, Henry C & wife, Martha Leach (Thanks, Beth R)

Truman, James & family -- (neat pictures - thanks, Beth) - this is the second wife of James C. Trumman, Mary Surbaugh and daughter, Estel)

Truman, Ben, James & Alice -- (thanks, Beth) - brothers/sister some of the children of James Calvert & Mary Surbaugh Truman (often spelled Trueman

Unknowns - several photos of unknown people, especially children

Unknown lady -- probably a Hadley, Madden or relation to them - thanks Jennie

Unknown family - thanks to Jennie - please help us identify this one :)

Unknown family2 - probably of a Fountain family friends/relation to Bowshers. Taken by Eppert & Sons of Terre Haute. Thanks again to Jennie for sending so many of these wonderful family photos (Bowsher)

Unknown family 3   Thanks to Robert Milligan!  Rob has a feeling that it is some extension of the Youmans family. His branch of the family lived in Mecca, Clinton and Newport areas.

Unknown woman - has "Stella Lindley" on front with a ? - thanks to Jennie - if anyone can confirm this, please let me know :)

Unknown man -- same exact time obviously as woman above - so he might be a Lindley or else Stella's husband OR I think they look alike so could be bro/sis

Unknown man-wife - photo taken by Eppert & Sons from Terre Haute (but may hav e been in the area taking pictures as more have been found from there)

Unknown man2 - please help identify - could be a Marks; Lindley .... ? Thanks Jennie - hope someone can helps us find out who he is :) Unknown man 2 -- Unknown man 3

Unknown Men at Cooper's Chapel Church in 1958 on the south the side.  Thanks to Thomas Denhart!

Unknown family3 - love this photo from Jennie - again, may be a Bowsher, Lindley or someone from those families :)

Unknown mother-son - thanks Jennie - Lindley? Madden ?

Unknown lady and assume her daughter - probably a Lindley

Unknown 3 ladies - probably sisters - thanks Jennie - Lindley? Madden? Bowsher ? - these gals look like Lindleys of today (2015)

Watts, James and wife, Margaret Sowers --  - thanks muches to one of my fab contributors, Jennie

Weaver, Benjamin John - again, thanks so much Jennie :)

Weaver, Margaret Bowsher - thanks so much, Jennie

Weidman, Jennie -- see McBroom, Jennie

Weidman, Kitty - see McBroom, Kitty

Welch -- Mary Emma (Jones) Welch, husband of Daniel Welch. Her dates are 1836-1907. Thanks so much to George E :)

Willis, Barbara McKee - raised in Wallace, Indiana.  Photo thanks to Michael Duane Bowman!

WHITE FAMILY ALBUM ****

****White, Unknown - could be Alexander below and wife, Hannah (Grant W & I do not think so though) or his father, David & his 2nd wife, Jane Shaw or even Aleander's brother, David & his wife, Fanny Dillon. Any help identifying the people in the photo greatly appreciated. Grant ... Karen

White Family Home  This is an update from Grant White sent in May of 2020.  This includes his thoughts to us along with possible identification for the people in the photo.  The photo is include in the White Family Album above, but here is another posting with the idents.

Edythe Stone Wilson holding son Pete Wilson --Thanks so very much to Patrice W. for sharing these great photos :)

Woody, James & wife, Margaret Hall - thanks so much to Jennie :)