People B - 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