People - Index - Montgomery InGenWeb Project

AIRHART, Cornelius (Standing Photo & grave)

Akers Family  Adult daughters of Nathaniel (Nathan) and Mahala Turner Akers, from the late 1800's.  Thanks to Melody B - Indiana Genealogy Facebook page.

ALEXANDER, Mamie (thanks Harriet W)

ALLEN, Mary Alice Galey  (2 Photos, 1 includes her cousins-unnamed), thanks to Susan Keedy Oaks

ALWARD, John Henry  (thanks, Dalena)

Anderson, Ray along wife Bessie, and son Bob.  Information from Chuck Anderson, identifying them in the Potato Creek Church photo of 1931 with the Sunday School Class posing on his truck.

BALL, Charles & wife (may be Charles Ball & wife Grace Faust but seems too old for them) - nifty pic

BALL - Mr. and Mrs (lived in Bloomingdale, Indiana I believe but including in case :) - thanks Harriet

BALL HOME - belongs to ones above -- this was in Beulah Myers' photo album

 BANDEL, Fred Conrad

BEAN, Mary Lou McClaine 1860-1945 buried Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawfordsville, IN - thanks so much to Dustin Stonebraker for this nifty pic he found in an antique store

BRADLEY, Joshua - family (wish someone would identify these people)

CALDWELL, Elbert & Maria - 50th Anniv 3 Aug 1931 --Golden Wedding Anniversary of Elbert Eugene Caldwell (b. 13 Feb 1859 Danville, North Salem, Hendricks County, Indiana died 9 April 1938 at Ladoga, Montgomery County Indiana) and wife Mariah Crowder Caldwell. Standing behind are their 4 children: Elbert Eugene and Mariah were married 3 Aug 1881 in Danville, KY. Their children were Clara Marie b 15 Aug 1882 in Cameron, DeKalb Co, MO; Harriet "Hattie" Stokes b 14 Jun 1884 in Cameron, Clinton/DeKalb Co, MO and married Frank Radford 8 Nov 1911 in Ladoga, Mongtomery Co, IN. He was born 29 Nov 1883 and died Dec 1973 in Roachdale, Putnam Co, IND -- son of John W and Catherine Camby Radford); Harold Asberry b 12 Jul 1890 in Ladoga, Montgomery Co, IN, died 24 Dec 1949 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co, IN, married Hallie Hazel Henry 30 Nov 1911 in Ladoga, Montgomery Co, IN. She was born 2 May 18900 in Hartford, Montgomery Co and died 18Mar 1986 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co; Mary Bell who was b. 27 May 1896 in Ladoga, Montgomery Co, IN, died Nov 1975 in Ladoga, Montgomery Co, IN.

CALDWELL, Maria -- thanks muches to Sande Bonde-Moffatt -- these Caldwell pictures are SUPER - thank you :) kz

CAMPBELL, Alexander born 27 Nov 1827 Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio died 17 Feb 1908 buried Darlington IOOF -- thanks so very much to Eric Hedges on ancestry.com for permission to use this great photo :) (Married #1 Sophia Hottle; #2 Caroline Hottle) - he's such a cutie !!

CLORE, Erastus - born 9 March 1857 Parke County, Indiana died 10 April 1935 Howard Twp, Parke County, Indiana buried Maple Ridge Cemetery, Waveland, Indiana - thanks so very much to Fred S. for this great picture

COWBOY BOB -- Harry? - John Wayne? -- who is the question -- Unknown Man - taken at Nicholson & Sons, Crawfordsville, Indiana - year unknown - this was found in the Gilliland collection (Waveland area) of photos but no one knows who he is :( -- This one we dubbed as "Pancho" is also unknown but in the same photo collection

DALTON, Max & Leora (see Max below)

Durham, Joshua Bell   Thanks to Ericia C. for this photo contribution!

Durhan, Nellie Manning  Thanks to Ericia C. for this photo contribution!

Durham Grandchildren   Laura Elizabeth Durham Ingram, Lela Bell Durham Bratton and Marion Yonce Durham   Thanks to Ericia C. for this photo contribution!

EBRITE, Mary Thomas (thanks to Dellie C via Joan O)

ELMORE, Capt. C. W. - Mayor   Prominent Crawfordsville Businessman  Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal p 6, 4 May 1900

ELMORE, Etheridge, 1926 CHS football player -- thanks so very much to Dean B for several CHS & Wingate pictures - awesome Dean!! And, thanks, Kathy L for sending Dean my way !! :)

ELMORE - Matthias & Mary Ann Willis - The Bard's parents

EMGE MAN -- perhaps ? Russell of Russell Grocery (see bottom of this) in Crawfordsville (about 1955 ?) - thanks so very much to Teddy Alfrey - so appreciate both these great pictures ! Ron Keedy blew up the picture 400 % and added these comments : To right of Emge hat is Tootsie Rolls, next to ear is Snickers and to the right of that is Milky Way. Clock lower left says 10: 58. That's all I got, but it's a great pic! And, I noticed the PayDays right away - didn't even have to blow it up for that - I love Pay Days :) kbz -- the Emge Man is NOT Jack Russell or his father (via Jack's daughter, Melanie)

EMINGER, Gerald (far left facing pic)

ENSMINGER, John S. (Dr - young pic)

ENSMINGER, Samuel (Dr.)

EVANS - Mildred & Dale -- Dale was a farmer and his wife was a long-time Waveland librarian

EVERNHAM,. Harry & Alice Roberta - thanks muches to J.D. Gilliland

EVERNHAM- Harry when young (below) -- Harry & Edith Coonrod courting - their wedding picture --- on porch of their Telephone exchange in Waveland IN , An older Harry,  and Harry Evernham and daughter, Roberta Gilliland in front of the Coal Creek (in Waveland) Telephone Exchange.

Fruits, Sam with the Nicholas & Jones Brick Contractors    The brickmason photo all I know is Sam Fruits is top row 5th from the right.   I don't know the year, but he was born in 1871 and died in 1946.  I'd say circa 1920.  He looks pretty healthy here.  Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

FRY, William Theopolius - close-up from, I believe the same pic

GALEY, Malinda Margaret Grimes  Born 8/27/1833, died 9/8/1908. She married Samuel Galey on 9/25/1851 in Montgomery County, Indiana - thanks to Susan Keedy Oaks

GALEY, Minnie - thanks to JD Gilliand for this one

GARVER, Bart - thanks Harriet W :)

GARVER, Raymond (4-26-1931)

GARVER, Raymond & wife (Grace Taylor?)

GARVER ? - Earl, Raymond, Sam - thanks to Harriet for all of these Garver pics) - Sam & Raymond are fairly certainly Garvers but Earl may be Earl Hunter or Earl Clore

GARVEY, Ruby Harris and adopted daughter, Barbara (see also the Photographers page - Franzlau) - thanks so much to Carolyn Harris Horney for this one :) - should be able to click on one above to enlarge it :)

GAYHARDT, Catherine (Aunt Kate) Wingert, Andrew's wife -- picture 2 - different age - thanks so much to Harold Houpt of Nebraska for sharing these awesome pictures (and two new photographers - H.P. Freeman, Ladoga took his and hers but the one marked "Lawrence" was taken by --- it was also noted on the one picture that Aunt Hannah was named for Aunt Kate Wingert Houpt (so maybe Hannah Catherine ?)

GILKEY, D. H.  Prominent Crawfordsville Businessman  Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal p 6, 4 May 1900

GILLILAND Family -- HI, “Gilliland” group Front row left. left to right.lower left corner..Forrest Jackman (Martha), Martha, Grace, Grandma Louisa, Genave, Irene (James) Sue Back row: John, Earl, James, Gertie (Earl), Roberta (Harold) Joe, (in front of him is Katie (Sherman)), Ina (Joe), Sherman, Harold no idea why the pic is cut off at the bottom This is behind the Wave-Inn (Rafferty's) looking east..the rise behind is where the gas station is now. Thanks muches to JD

GILLILAND, Grace - thanks so much for this interesting photo -- Day & Night Studio -- it is not only interesting with what seems to be a new tactic today (the air brushing sides) but it is a long thing - wonder if they were bookmarks? Thanks JDG --

GILLILAND, Grace & friends - inside the Waveland Post Office or in a class - around 1912-14 - Grace is 2nd from right with the BIG hair bow :) Thanks JD - love this one

GILLILAND, Heck & Brad - about 1951-52 - this is when Heck was superintendent (1949-1952) at the Shades State Park and is dressed in his uniform - thanks muches, JDG :) JD's brother, Brad, was a good buddy of mine throughout our 12 years in school together - miss ya' BG ! kbz

GILLILAND, Harold "Heck" when he was about 3 -- little girl is unknown but it is known she moved from Waveland where the picture was taken shortly after this nifty photo - thanks to his son, JDG for this precious picture!

GILLILAND, James David (JD) - age 2 eyeing the cake

GILLILAND, James G. Homestead with family, including names.    - thanks muches, JDG :)

GILLILAND - John William - newspaper article & original photo of his Grohoma ad - Good example of an original photo and one screened and reproduced in a newspaper.  Easy to see the screen esp. on the top of the photo. BTW - the pup is Jake. Grohoma is a sorghum which is bred for producing grain (for cattle feed) vs. the sort from which molasses is the prime end product.

GILLILAND, John W. - thanks JD -- Another of John W and brother, Charles

GILLILAND, John W. home - thanks again over & over to JDG for so many super pictures ! This home was out in the country near Browns Valley and the picture was taken about 1897 - actually, JD says this is NOT the John W. Gilliland home but may have been near it - ANYONE KNOW??????????????

GILLILAND, John W -- My uncle, John Gilliland, harvesting sorghum with a single row corn picker… Assuming this is after the war as he had a big farm sale and sold most of the farm equipment before he went off to the war.. I can remember about 1949 when he was picking corn by hand. Don Linton…(hi Don if you are still around), was one of those hired hands. cheers jdg

GILLILAND - Ladies - early 1940s -- again, thanks so much to JD for sharing these wonderful family pictures -- seated l to r Irene (sister of Wayne Simms’ wife Tressa ) Grandma Louisa, my mother Roberta standing Katie, Sue, Geno, Martha, Grace, Gertie, Ina

GILLILAND, Charles Bennett - thanks JD

GILLILAND, Herman - thanks JD (this child was born 21 March 1896 died 9 February 1898 so this must have been a short time before he passed away - thank goodness they got a picture of him

GILLOGLY - Wayne (father of 2, gpa' of 7, great of several) - although I didn't know Wayne well, he always had a smile on his face and a wave for this certain lil gal and I always enjoyed his son, Don - kz

GLASCOCK, Jake and Rose - my 2nd grade teacher - I adored her & my dad, Fred Bazzani loved to tease Jake - kbz

GLENN, Thomas-- 1799-1869 (large land owner in the Waveland area)

GOFF, Iva & Ethel May -- thanks to Dan J for this nifty pic

GOHMAN, Joseph and Minnie Swank - wedding

GOSS - Alfred Eli, Dora (Pryor), and two of their children, Floyd and Frank

GOTT, Alfred & Gertrude

GOTT, John - AF - thanks to Bill Boone

GRAHAM, Mary M (d/o John S. Graham & Mary M. King - thanks Tom Thompson)

GRAY Family Photos (thanks to Mary Jo B)

Greene, Dr. H. W.   Prominent Crawfordsville Businessman  Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal p 6, 4 May 1900

GREVE, Leonard (see below - one of the three super-star Waveland sports family) - thanks Bill Boone

GRIMES, Sam and wife Ora Davis and their son Gale - thanks so much to JD Gilliland :) He is awesome at sending pictures !

Haas, Alton Guy "Junior"  of Wingate, a photo as a young adult.  Thanks to Andy Rice for sending this in.  It was contained in a photo collection of his great grandparents.  Also, his obituary photo is included on this page.

Hallett, Zenith Jackson  with wife Mary Smith Hallett and daughter Edna   Thanks to Nancy Kelsey Powers for these photos.

HANDLEY family (again, thanks to David, John's grandson) -- all above plus parents

HANDLEY, Fronia Dell McAllister (ditto above thanks :)

HANDLEY, Fronia & Frank (her son) - thanks David H :) November 1963

HARBISON, Ray, Francis and Helen (below) about 1920 at the same home that is pictured in the photo with the three Harbisons - children of Ray & Francis (Bob, Lowell, Helen) - different view of Bob, Lowell and Helen - note: the home is called the Galey Place  - several of you will know it was the Doris (Simpson) & Tom Jeffries place on the Parkersburg Road. Thanks so much to Dave Harbison for these awesome photos :). Here's the explanation from Dave: This house still exists and is occupied by a young family today. It is the first house on the northside as you head east on Parkersburg Road.  I call this the Galey Place; it was owned from early times by the Galey’s. My Grandparents, Raymond and Francis Harbison moved there in the late 1920’s…Dad was born there in 1930. Robert was also born there. My dad lived there with parents until 1954, when Raymond and Francis moved to a family home south of Russellville and my Dad and Mom went to housekeeping in that house. As far as I know, it was rented from Mr. Galey from 1930ish to 1959. Mr. Galey was Principal…???? More likely Superintendent of Waveland Schools ???? My M & D bought our current homestead from Bruce Williams in 1959….and installed the first bathroom in the house before I was born 9/59. At some point (1959, 1960????), Tom and Doris (Simpson) Jefferies purchased the Galey Place with 120 acres (???) of Farm land. My Dad bought the house and farm land fro the Jefferies in 1974. We still own the farm land, but not the house. David Vicki Harbison Pic: Raymond Harbison (1902-1966) V. Frances Harbison (1904 – 1995) Helen Harbison (1926 - At the Galey Home in ?1927?

HOSTETTER, Simon D (12 Aug 1832 Noble County, Indiana died 15 May 1908 buried Harshbarger Cemetery, Clark Township, Montgomery County, Indiana) & Katherine Goodbar (parents to above Corbin) - thanks Dianne C :) You rock! Love theses pics

INGERSOLL Family Photos (thanks, Connie W)

INGERSOLL, Mary (refurbished by Suzy A - thanks soooo much Suzy)

INGERSOLL, Karen -- see Pritchett

Jerry Ingram; Bill Scott; Ron Ingram; Sick Scott - from Gina Scott - Ladoga, Indiana Facebook page

JACK - Gma' & Gpa' (?) - thanks HW

JAMISON, Jesse & Maude -- Studio photograph circa 1885 of Jessie Jamison and Maude Belle Jamison Kennedy, children of Elizabeth Davis Jamison; grandchildren of Andrew Jackson Davis .and Frances LItten Davis. Both lived in Montgomery County at one time or another. For some unknown reason, they did not include Carrie Jamison Sharp (middle child) in the portrait. FYI -- Diane Kennedy

JAMISON, Mary Ann - I believe the woman in the attached photo could be Mary Ann Jamison, wife of George Corn and mother of Vannie Corn. As you can see, the photo was taken at a Crawfordsville studio in the 1800's. The reason I think this is Mary Ann is because of the physical resemblance between her and an identified photograph of Vannie as a teenager. If somebody can verify this woman's identity, it will be much appreciated. I will send the photograph of Vannie Corn at a later date. Thanks -- Diane

JAMISON, Sam - husband of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Davis - thanks muches to Diane Kennedy for these :) Greatly appreciated Diane !!  Karen has touched this up, looks a lot better.

JOHNSON Family Photos - see Armstrong (George, Mary, Maggie, Amelia, Ambrose ...)

JOHNSON, Charles & Ted - bank in Waveland - thanks JD Gilliland for this one

JOINER, Basil & his favorite dog - thanks cousin Jerry for this one :)

JOINER, Ruth -- see Thomas, Ruth Morgan Joiner

JOLLEY - family with tractor The first pic shows (from left to right) an unknown individual; my father , Carl Ansel Jolley, holding the flag; my great grandfather, Belford Ansel Jolley; my grandfather's brother, Ross Belford Jolley (the sailor); and on the old timey tractor my grandfather, Carl Edgar Jolley; my uncle, Belford Ross Jolley; and my aunt, Geraldine Bernice Jolley Warnick. The second pic shows (left to right) Ross Belford, Carl Edgar, Carl Ansel, Belford Ross and Belford Ansel Jolley. -- thanks so much, Dan :)

JOLLEY, Belford & family - (thanks, Dan)

JOLLEY family while in Almena, KS - Belford, Mary, Edgar - this is such a cool pic, thanks, Dan

JOLLEY, Belford, Mary & Edgar - not sure where Jennie & Charles are ?? Thanks Dan

JOLLEY, Carl standing in front of the Bean Barber Shop, downtown Crawfordsville where he worked for a number of years.

JOLLEY, Carl with his 1950 Mercury - thanks Dan J for the pic and Judd & Ron K & my awesome FB folks

JOLLEY, Carl Edgar & his school bus -- pic 1 --- pic 2 - pretty amazing fella' - he not only was a barber; but also a farmer and bus driver for many years (see photos of tractor)

JOLLEY, Carl - Ed Bean & Everette Heath

Absolutely LOVE the way Dan Jolley did this - Charles Jolley with inserts of Thornton - this for comparing family resemblances :)

Charles Jolley with inset of himself? Looks like it to me, Dan :)

JOLLEY, Iva LaClare Goff and sons, Ross & Carl -- 7 August 1941 - from Iva LaClare Goff Jolley To Annie Jolley 7 August 1911 Back of Post Card -- Transcription: Dear ones, If you don't like this, you can send it back. The sun was so bright, they couldn't hold their eyes open. Ross & Carl - a really cool pic - thanks muches Dan -- Dan also sent other pics -- Iva as a young woman

JOLLEY, Mary E (10th person from left 1st row with Ms Brown from Crawfordsville seated to her left) - thanks Dan J - taken 1917 at Mt. Vernon, evidently on a trip, perhaps with other nurses) - obit with her picture (obit is typed in the J obit index) -- close-up from April 1917 Mt. V trip -- in nurse uniform - with brothes, Edgar & Belford

JOLLEY, Mary - another with inset from Dan J

JOLLEY, Rhoda Ann VanCleave (see also Margaret & Rhoda Vancleave) - thanks again to Dan J for these wonderful photos - wish I could get more folks to send in their pictures too :( kbz --see another pic of her

JOLLEY, Ross - baby- thanks, Dan :)

JOLLEY, Ross - Davy Jones certificate - if your Navy man (or woman) crossed over the Equator, the person should also have received a Davy Jones certifcate :) Thanks Dan -neat look at history !!

JOLLEY, Ross -- crew of Santee -- In addition to a photo of Ross Jolley in his Navy uniform, I included a group photo of him and his crewmates on the USS Santee in Dec 1944. You might notice that the USS Santee sank a couple of submarines when it was stationed in the Atlantic during WWII. At the time the photo was taken, the ship was in the Pacific, shortly after the Battle of Leyte Gulf, which is the first time the Japanese started using organized kamikaze attacks. The USS Santee survived a kamikaze attack, as well as a torpedo attack, during the Battle of Leyte Gulf October 25, 1944. above a note from Dan Jolley -- Ross is kneeling in the first row and is the sixth sailor from the left.

JOLLEY, Ross in Navy uniform (thanks DJ)

JOLLEY, Ross - NAVY service record --- page 2 (payroll) --- page 3 (description) -- page 4 (ship/date/place) --- page 5 (continued) -- page 6 (continued) --- page 7 (continued) --- page 8 (continued) -- page 9 (continued) --- page 10 (continued) --- page 11 (continued) --- page 12 (continued) --- page 13 (continued) -- page 14 (continued) --- page 15 (continued) --- page 16 (sadly, culminating with his death) -- --this is also from Dan J and is really neat - if you've ever had anyone in the Navy you'll enjoy this one :)

JONES, Alonzo - Family  Includes his wife and children I believe.  Not all of them named, need further indentification.  I wish to thank PA Rice for thses photos.  They were sent as 3 scrapebook album pages, in order to fit into out space requirments I cropped the photos off the page, then cleaned up, adjusted before uploading.  Currently there are 11 photos displayed in a Slide show display.

JONES, Laura A - need help with her :)

KEEDY, Betty Keyes -- thanks to her son, Ron -- this is Betty in the front of RR Donnelley's at her job as first receptionist so to speak, the gal who greeted everyone coming in to the plant

KEEDY - Keys family -- Ron Keedy, Joe Keedy, Aunt Della (Keys) Lowe, Great Grandpa Aura Keys, Dee Keedy, Uncle Lester Lowe. Taken at 819 Court St., C'ville. - thanks Ron - love this pic - awesome seeing the generations

KEEDY, Janet Irene Riddell with William Russell Riddell, Richard Max Seybold, Kenneth Wayne Seybold, Marilyn Kay Seybold Allen, Ruth Jo Seybold!  Thanks to SUSAN KEEDY OAKS

KEEDY, Ron and as he says, "His newfound love, " 98-year-old Mary Decker who was his Sunday School teacher 60 years ago -- November 2013 - isn't this neat?

KEEGAN, Enoch Wood = Enoch Wood Keegan was born in Evansville, Indiana in 1836. His parents, Patrick and Eliza Keegan were both born near Belfast, Ireland and came to this country when 13 years old. Enoch Keegan received his early education in Evansville and attended Rush Medical College from which he graduated in 1861 and located in Crawfordsville a year later. He held the position of United States pension surgeon six years and had a successful practice. He married Amanda Stone in 1861 and they have one boy and two girls.

KEENEY, Henry & William H. = Henry Keeney (b. about 1812) and Polly (Hughes) Keeney, his wife, built the first dwelling in Madison Township, Montgomery County, according to the 1881 HW Beckwith History (p 433). Henry was a native of Kentucky and at the age of 18, came to Crawfordsville where he read medicine. On October 7, 1832, he married Polly and they became the parents of at least six children: John, James, Louisa, Ruhamma, Urial and William H (b. about 1852, who also became a doctor in the Linden area. He is listed in the 1870 Madison Twp. census as "reading medicine" at age 18). In 1846, Dr. Keeney set up practice in Crawfordsville. Two years later, he located in Linden and was the oldest practicing physician at the time of the Beckwith History.

KERR, Alice - see Linville, Alice - thanks again to Cathie B - these are awesome pics :) kbz

KERR, Harry (thanks so much to Cathie Bonds)

KERR, H.H. (& family?) - thanks Cathie B

KERR, H.H. & siblings - thanks Cathie B - 2 June 1900 -- siblings & spouses (far right - HH Kerr & wife Maude Howard Kerr)

KESSLER, John and Minnie Payne (thanks, Bill Boone)

KESSLER, John & family - thanks again, BB - you're great

KEYES, Erasmus D

KEYS, Aura -(above)- about 1900 - he was only on the city police for a short time - thanks so much to his great granddaughter, Julia Keys Lewis - Ron also sent Aura on his porch at 819 Court St, in Crawfordsville in the 1950s. He built this home. Also sent by Ron is Aura, his wife, Sarah Mullen and their oldest child, Della - love this pic - thanks so very much

Ladoga Sulky Racers 1967 - from Gina Scott on Ladoga, Indiana Facebook page

LAFOLLETTE, Robert Easley - Lafollette family - thanks muches to Harriet W :)

LEE Family Photos (thanks, Sandra)

LEE - John & family (this may be John Lee, wife Mary Cochran, daughter Jennie and son Wilson or another John Lee)

LEE, Wilson T. -- Hey Karen I just saw your photographers on the website & thought I would send you this one of my Great, Great grandfather Wilson Thompson Lee born Nov14,1820 Vigo County, Ind. to John & Massy Lucas Lee & died Oct 28, 1899 in Montgomery County, Ind. of lip cancer. Wilson Lee was married to Jane McCrea on 24 July 1842 in Parke County, Ind. She (Jane) is buried in the Lee family cemetery at Smartsburg, Ind. & Wilson Lee is buried in Union cemetery in County. I love how your site is growing by leaps. I do believe it is the best I'v seen on ANY County! Thank You, Sandra R

LEPPER, William E.  -- was from Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana

He was born in Indiana March 4, 1873

LEWELLEN, John & Minerva (Coon) - thanks Patti, Alana ...

LEWELLEN, Children of John & Minerva (Coon) - - thanks again to Patti Lewellen Mason - love this picture -- Harve, Jim, Tom, Candy, John. Sisters: Kate, Elizabeth, Lizzy

LIDIKAY, Edward C. (1890 Medical Picture)

LINVILLE, Alice Mary Bryant Kerr (born in Wingate, Montgomery County 22 Oct 1857 died 23 August 1950 Cherryvale, KS - daughter of James H. and Sarah McJimsey Bryant - wife of Joseph Gaston Kerr and James Taylor Linville - thanks so much to Cathie B for this :)

Lynch, Caroline Emerick    1851-1922  Thanks to: Edward Reed - Indiana Genealogy Facebook page

McCAMPBELL, W.N.- councilman - sorry, don't know what year : (

McCLAIN, Jean - thanks to Harriet W. for this and so many GREAT photos :)

McCORMICK Family (thanks Dave)

McDUFFIE, Fielding Delaplane -- Gpa' McDuffie -- thanks to JD -- Fielding was born Feb 5, 1821 probably in Harrison County, Kentucky and died in Montgomery County, Indiana August 3, 1900. He first married Harriet Beckner 23 June 1842 Rush County, Indiana and they had 10 children together. She either died or they were divorced as he married August 3, 1876 (Bk 8 p 450 Montgomery County Indiana) Alice Margery Lough (2 Dec 1820 - 10 Nov 1897) widow of Sanford Moody (died 7 Feb 1853). He was fondly referred to as Gpa' McDuffie - thanks again to JD who has furnished some super-dee-duper pictures

McGINNIS, Hazel (thanks, Bill Boone :)

McLEOD, Leroy Oliver - thanks Marty (this little guy is quite the handsome fella :) - this in 1897 -- this is the author of The Three Steeples, an historical fiction book with several real characters - he changed the spelling of the name. Here is a biography regarding his career - thanks to Marty for that, too! Awesome local history folks !!

McLOED, Oliver Charles (1899 - thanks sooooo much to Marty Mc for these AWESOME McLoed pictures !) -- also back of this pic  and teachers license 1879.  Four new FAMILY PICTURES added, thanks to Marty!!!  See them all in a slide show album.

McLOED, William James (1852-1935 son of Oliver and Charlotte (Penn) McLoed) - thanks muches to Marty :) Plus back of picture!

McMURTREY, Nancy Howard & sisters (thanks, Kris S for this one - great pic)

McNORTON, Cora King (thanks to Tom Thompson)

MILES, Goldie Alward (1890-1979) (thanks, Dalena)

MASON, Everett & Walter (about 1897-98) - thanks to Everett's grandson, Steve - he has sent me some awesome photos :) and these two darling boys is one one of the several !!

NICELY, John Washington -- married Helen Mount daughter James Mount Governor of Indiana, James Atwell Mount. Helen born in Montgomery County 1871 married June 22, 1898 to John. Nicely was born in 1867 in Pennsylvania and graduated from Princeton in 1892. In 1893, he was in Beirut, Lebanon teaching English at the American University there. He was also university Treasurer 1896-1903. He resigned in 1903 to return to Indiana. This is the faculty about 1902 showing John Nicely behind Daniel Bliss, then president of the American University. There is a Nicely Hall at the American University probably funded by his son, John M. Nicely who was on the Board of Directors there. Thanks to Norman Henry Tribbett so much for this interesting story/photo

NIXON Family Photos (thanks, Judie C)

NOBLITT, Austin K. - he was a doctor in Parke County (Rockville area) for many years but also in Waveland. When he moved to Rockville many still went to him. We THINK this is Doc Noblitt, anyway. If not, PLEASE let me know :)

NYE, Edwin Alonzo -- or -- his father, Joel Watts. There were 5 Nye direct line ministers plus uncles and such along the way who were as well. According to the hair style, the clothes, etc., Tom D. and I are assuming this Rev. Nye is Edwin Alonzo son of Joel Watts Nye (who lived until 1913 so possibly him and he was a preacher, whereas EAN did many things, wrote, newspaper editor ...) Edwin was born in Dearborn County, Indiana on the 24th day of June in 1856 although his tombstone has the year only and it is 1857. He passed away in 1914 on the 23rd day of August. He is buried there in Glendale Cemetery. He married Ada Lucas 1 Sept 1878 and to our knowledge had a son Roy and daughter Maribell. It is not known for sure if he preached in our area. Whoever the Rev. Nye is was a good friend and minister to the Opperman family from our area. -- thanks so much Tom Donovan for helping with this quest :) This picture was originally in the unknowns of Montgomery County. Tom saw it and it was seriously a quest after that. Great fuN!

O'Neill, Earl  - Ready to leave for WWII, Lady is unknown (Can You Help??)  Photo supplied by William Burkett

OCHELTREE Family Pictures (thanks muches, Cliff)

OLMSTEAD, Grace Gilliland - near Lima, Ohio 1917 - taking' a swim :) -hmmm, wonder what the puppy's name is ?? Thanks so much to Thomas Lex Jones

OLMSTEAD, Grace Gilliland - thanks again to Thomas Lex Jones (these are great, Tom and thanks to Ron K for passing them along)

OLMSTEAD, Grace in her kitchen and views of her Home - love this picture.

OPPERMAN Elizabeth Esta - baby picture of her

OPPERMAN, John - he was a stone mason coming to the US at age 17 from Germany. He and Anna Elizabeth Clippenger had four daughters, Elizabeth Esta, Lena E, Harriet D and Martha E. - he's kind of blurry but ya' get the picture:) THANKS SO MUCH TO TOM D. for all of these Opperman photos !!

OPPERMAN, Lillie -- thanks to Tom D. for ALL of these Opperman photos- LOVE 'em

OPPERMAN, Mattie -- thanks to Tom D. for ALL of these Opperman photos- LOVE 'em (born March 1871 died 1949 in Okahoma married Arthur Deets - they are buried in Fairlawn Cemetery in Cushing (Payne County)

ORNBAUN, Harley W.   Prominent Crawfordsville Businessman Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal p 6, 4 May 1900

OVERMAN Sisters (Beulah, Georgia, Lula, Bertha - thanks to Bill Boone)

OVERMAN, Beulah -- special thanks to Bill B for all his help on pictures and info for this website :) GREATLY appreciated - one wild outfit !

OVERMAN, Beulah & Lula -- thanks Bill Boone - such beautiful girls :)

Dorothy Oxley    Thanks to Andy Rice for the submission!

PARDUE, Geno Gilliland - see Gilliland, Geno

PARKER, Carl B & wife, Mildred Morrison? (picture isn't dated but fairly sure from other people in it this is Mildred vs. his 1st wife, Dorothy Dodson

PARKS, Oscar  This is Oscar Parks, another son of Elijah Parke and Eveline Hill. Oscar was born in Linden, Montgomery co. in 1830 and died in Tama, Tama co., IA in 1915. Oscar married Mary Ellen Stoddard, the daughter of Joel and Ann (Henry) Stoddard. Ann was a near relation to WIlliam Holmes McGuffey, who started the McGuffey Readers school book series.  Richard & Judy Landauer, geniegal@g14.myrf.net  AIM: judylandauer@aol.com

PARSONS, Murel & wife (imagine this is James M. and Elizabeth Wert - thanks to Viola Compton via Sandra R. for the pic) - this was in New Market, Indiana

Manson, Paul two left of flag

PAYTON, Emma Risk Compton -- Thanks so much to Scott Busenbark. This is definitely a school hack, probably around the Alamo area. One person is identified (or fairly sure), the first lady on left in front row is : Emma Risk Compton Payton - anyone know others?

PAYTON, Willie (LOVE this picture -- thanks to Harriet W for these Payton photos - you rock HW)

PEACOCK - see also Tribbett

PEFFLEY, Chester & Beulah - thanks sooo much to Bill Boone - he is super sharing :)

PEFFLEY, Chester with car - 1910 -- such a nifty pic from Bill Boone

PEFFLEY, six sons of John Robinson Peffley - included are: Left to Right: Thomas; Circle; Zachariah; Joel; John R and David H. - thanks to Jeff S for this one :)

PEFFLEY, Dave - with hunting dog & nephew Paul Mahorney and ? behind the pole - possibly Mary Conner, Dave's granddaughter

PENN, John (likely John Thomas Penn born 29 Nov 1848 Bourbon County, Kentucky (wife Evaline Moore) died 7 September 1921) son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Webb) but it could be his uncle, John Penn born about 1830 son of David & Mary (Polly) Lyon Penn. Thanks again to Marty McLoed for this and all these great McCleod/McLoed related photos - LOVE 'em -- see the back of the photo

PERRY, William (Photo is missing)

PETERSON - unknown young man - probably a Peterson taken by Chapman of Crawfordsville. Thanks so much to Sue W :) Anyone know him for sure, let me know :)

POOLE, Susan Alward -- June 12, 1827 Elkhart, IN. died Aug. 26, 1898 Wallace, IN. Father Henry had owned around 150 - 200 acres in the area during the 1850's. His brother Ira stayed there. Note from Scott Busenbark who so kindly sent this one :)  I believe they had something to do with building the Lusk home at Turkey Run. Henry farmed and did plaster work.

Quigg, Edith Maye LaFollette - thanks to Mary Lou Weliever and the Darlington HS memories FB page - this is her grandmother upon her graduation from DHS

RICE Reunion - 1922 - and Directory - thanks to Lois Hepburn for this photo and Judy B for the directory- love it !! -- Right side of photo - in back 2nd man in is Elmer J. Rice. His wife, Katie Tate, is the one with the pretty eyes (two over to right facing pic from the lady in front of him in the dark dress).. Amelia Rice Etter, is in front of him, slightly to his left behind the lady in the dark dress). Thanks Lois for identifying as many as possible :) - if anyone can identify anyone else, let me know

Sandell, Marilyn  Source: Lafayette Journal-Courier 13 July 1960 p 12

SAYLER twins - Gene on left, Jerry on right in a piece of New Idea equipment sold by their father, Ralph Sayler of New Market. - thanks so much to Carolyn Sayler Harshbarger - greatly appreciated - remembr your grandfolks in fondness

SAYLER, Carolyn, Virginia, Ralph and Harve on the Sayler farm about 1952 -- sorry but Harve had a large splotch on his face - did the best we could :) - Thanks again Carolyn for all of these - love 'em!!

SAYLER, Ralph (left) and Harve checking out the cows :) Thanks again Carolyn for all of these - love 'em!!

SCHLEPPY, Margaret Elnora Messmore -- see Cowan, Margaret Elnora Messmore

SCOTT, Rev. Carlyle -- this was on the Old School Crawfordsville FB page (thanks to Rich Hart and Allen Deck) - in the `1950s and early 60s the Rev. would hold a six-night revival in a hugh hand-hewn barn in the BalHinch area of Montgomery County. He went all over midwestern Indiana, holding revivals. Posters on light poles, barber windows and other business fronts. Allen said, "He was spectacular - highly emotional." He never appeared on Sundays so he did not offend the local ministers, several of whom would encourage their members to attend. "Great piano and singing plus the first real praise band," Allen ever heard/saw.

SETTLES, Pauline Owens - thanks Harriet W. for this one

SHADE, Garfield & Mary (Gray) - wedding pic - thanks David :)

SHADES 1956 Kitchen Staff (thanks, Kat - Margaret Demeree 3rd from left - anyone know any others?)

SHALLEY, William T & Lottie - thanks Harriet W

SHANKS, Helen - in front of bank in Waveland -- along with Charles & Ted Johnson - thanks JD Gilliland for this

SHANNON-Linn Family Reunion pictures, 1905 and 1910 plus a naming guide to the 1910 picture (thanks, Dave Z )

SHORTRIDGE, Mary Jane (in band uniform, 1936 at Ladoga Centennial Celebration - also look under Crawfordsville High School on this link for her picture and other 1936 band members - know any let me know please ) Picture 2 of Mary Jane -- thanks so very much to the Shortridge family for sharing these photos :) Especially Mary Jo Shortridge Mensie

SKELTON, Richard & wife, Martha Martin - this couple were married 17 December 1853 in Montgomery County and were parents of at least five children: Sarah; James; Rose, Mary & Henry - thanks so much to their descendant, John :) 1-1-2015

Smith, Lena Bannon  mother of the above children   Thanks to Nancy Kelsey Powers for these photos.

Smith, Charles amd wife Flora   Thanks to Nancy Kelsey Powers for these photos.

Smith, Edna C. Hallett  2 photos, one taken at the Tuberculosis Hospital  by Rockville, Indiana December 24, 1912.   Thanks to Nancy Kelsey Powers for these photos.

SMITH, Forest (1895-1949) - thanks so much to Fred Smith and his cousin, Jane Cook

SMITH, Rev. Samuel G & wife, Nora Rains (thanks, harriet W. for this nifty look at the Rev. young and not so young :)

SMITH, Goldie ( & Kay ?) - thanks Dustin S for this one

SMITH, Goldie, Wayne & Kay - thanks Dustin S for this one

SMITH, Goldie & Sam - thanks Dustin :)

SMITH, Goldie & "mother" - back yard of Bruce & Kay - thanks again to Dustin :)

SMITH, Hannah Parthenia Truax - thanks so much Sarah for this awesome old pic

SMITH, Julia - see Julia THORN

Smith, Russell and wife Betty 2 photos taken in 1944 and 2 photos possibly pre-engagement or senior pictures.  Thanks to Nancy Kelsey Powers for these photos.

SMITH, Thelma -- she owned and operated (as well as her husband before his death) the Smith Cabins near the Shades State Park - Dave Fullenwider sent this one-- "My one and only picture of Thelma Smith. Waveland Baptist Church uptown where the restaraunt and flower shop was later, circa 1962 or 1963. Back row on the right."

Smith, Virgil H. and wife Olive Henry Smith   about 1931   Thanks to Nancy Kelsey Powers for these photos.

SOSBE, Bob - at his Shell gas station corner of Walnut & West Market (124) pictured with Henry Hartung. Thanks so much to Rob Sosbe for this nifty pic showing part of our wonder C'ville history. Here is another grand opening picture

STARK, Richard - Taking a Break Setting tomatoes. Bill Boone, Bill Strickler, Richard Stark, David French, and Ernie French, Jr.- about 1948 ?   Thanks to Bill Boone

STEPHENSON, Amanda (Dewey) was born in 1843 daughter of Washington & Elizabeth (Gannon) Dewey and died in 1905 buried New Richmond Cemetery. She married John M. Stephenson (son of Jeremiah and Phoebe (Cook) Stephenson) 8 Jan 1860 in Montgomery County, Indiana - they would have at least ten children. He was born in Madison County Indiana 1836 and died 1896. (see his pic below) - what beautiful pictures - thanks so very much to Charlotte O. for them

STEPHENSON, Ernest; Gladys (Mullen) Bessie (Milner) Mullen; Cecil Mullen

STEPHENSON (Girls) -- taken in 1919 (thanks Charlotte for this and above great photos) - girls are: Gladys Mullen Stephenson; Lucille Paddack Lockhart; Thelma ? ?? - all from Darlington likely

STEPHENSON, John M - see Amanda pic above for information

STEWART, Bonnie    with Clara VanCLEAVE COONS, Thanks to Philip Coons

STONEBRAKER, Homer - thanks so much to Bill Boone for all these WONDERFUL goodies :)

Stoner, Paul and Dick Foley  "State Show Winners" at the Hoosier Beef Show, July 1961.  From the Farm News of Montgomery County, photo by Middleton, Producers.

STOUT, Ruth Dale - thanks Harriet W.

STRICKLER, Bill ... Taking a Break Setting tomatoes. Bill Boone, Bill Strickler, Richard Stark, David French, and Ernie French, Jr.- about 1948 ?   Thanks to Bill Boone

STUCKEY, Christine (see Beaver, Matilda Grove)

SUITERS, Floyd - see Bean, Louis)

SURFACE, Benson Wiley (standing) - thanks to Mallory :) Super picture

SWANK Family -- -- includes William J; his wife, Abby; Children: Joseph; Clyde; Hettie; Ben; James; Sarah; Lula and Elmer - thanks to Steve M

SWANK, (Dr.) W.G. - love to know more about this man :)

THOMAS, Ruth Morgan Joiner (thanks muches to her daughter, Jerry -- these pictures will go to a biographical page I created for her This is Your Life :) Love ya' Ruth and thanks muches Jerry

 

Bourbon Thompson family with friends and hotel employees outside of the Cottage Hotel on High Street in Wingate, Montgomery County, Indiana.   Source: Don Coling and the Indiana Genealogy Facebook page 8-12-2022

THOMPSON children -- the three youngest Thompson children: Margret Ann Thompson (1887-1968) is on the left & Minnie Ethel Thompson (1889-1978) on the right, with Harry Jordan Enoch Thompson (1893-1981) standing behind them both. Sarah has been great sending pictures and obits :) Love it - thanks SJ

THOMPSON, Daisy Mellisa -- Daisy Mellissa Thompson (1878-1896) who m. Edward E. Camp (1877-1896) - Thanks Sarah - love the ornamentation around her in t his pic :)

Thompson, Daisy Viola Abbott, 1904   From Don Coling - Indiana Genealogy Facebook page

THOMPSON, Franklin David (1857-1917) with Mary Jane "Mollie" Harris Thompson (1857-1928) - thanks muches, Sarah :) Great picture

THOMPSON, Harvey -- this is one of the coolest pictures I've ever seen. Love that STOP sign :) Thanks to Colin Thompson for sharing this picture of his grandfather, Harvey (1873-1952) who was a RR gate guard. Harvey and his wife lived right by the railroad tracks close to the A&P. This picture Colin believes is in the early 1920s.

THOMPSON - Minnie Ethel Thompson Stradling on left and Margaret Ann Thompson Knecht on right (thanks Sarah - these are totally awesome pics :)

THORN, George Thomas -- married 18 August 1867 in Montgomery County, Indiana to Mary Catherine Clore. George was the son of George Hall and ELiza Jane Davis Thorn and was born in 1848 died 1876 buried Maple Ridge Cemetery. Thanks to Fred S. for this one -- Mary Rice Clore was kind of a mess and fix her up to a fairly nice picture but couldn't do much with George :(

THORN, Julia 1895-1936 - married Forest Smith - greatly appreciated Fred Smith & his cousin, Jane Cook for sending us this great pic

THORN, Mary Catherine Clore married #2 ? Bowers - thanks muches to Fred Smith & his cousin, Jane Cook for this great pic

TILNEY, Eustace Decaux "Deak" and wife Daisy Caroline Ratcliff in the Projectionist room of the Strand Theatre -thanks so very, very much to Dan J for this one -

TITUS, John & Cindy (thanks, Mary Jo)

TODD, John, Frank & Noah - thanks Angie

TODD, Keith - AF - thanks Bill Boone

TODD, Max - AF - thanks Bill Boone

TODD, John Starnes -- OLD JOHN STARNES TODD, 10-15-1843–4-11-1929. When I first received the original photo (the FIRST photo, below), of OLD John Starnes Todd, I wasn’t sure if this truly was my Great Grampa, John Starnes Todd. I only had a hunch, from descriptions I had heard from my Uncle Ralph Preston Todd. He knew both John Starnes Todds, as the older one was his grampa, and the younger one was his brother. He described the older J.S. Todd as “an old man with a beard”. He would know, as old J.S. Todd, in his end days, had lived in the same house as Uncle Ralph, on Grant Street in Logansport, across from Mount Hope Cemetery. That was the home of Ralph’s Dad (old J.S. Todd’s son), John Henry Todd. I have also seen old John’s family photo, with his siblings. So, I did finally learn that this is, indeed, old J.S. Todd, the same man in both photos. - Angie Todd - 10-5-2016. Note: John Starnes Todd was born in Monroe County Indiana but lived in Montgomery County Indiana, 1900 in Madison Township.

TODD-Reynolds Family Photo Index (Thanks, Angie for the Todd-Reynolds photos)

TRACY, J.D. - City Clerk - sorry don't know what year :(

TRIBBETT, Capt. Louis; Capt. Everett; Lt. Frank; Lt. Wesley - four Montgomery County brothers in the US Air Force article sent from Norman Henry Tribbett - thanks so very much :)

TRIBBETT - four generations - Anna (Cox) Tribbett (1827-19090); Clinton Fulton Tribbett (1847-1916); Lura (Tribbett) Horn (1882-1958); Marqueritta (Horn) Hulvey (1906-1985) - taken 1908 - photographer unknown original owned by Norman Henry Tribbett who graciously sent this copy - thanks muches!

TRIBBETT - 1903 Peacock Anniversary - some are identified on the pic --pictured should be Brown - Clark, Elma, Otto. Coddington - Minnie; Cox - Ira, William, Emily, Elvira, Albert, Carl, Julia, Ida, John H, Vera M, Alice B, W.H., Addie, Marjorie, Clayton, Hila, Eunice, Helen, Isaac, June, Eliza, Hurshel, Alpheus, Lynn, Gladis, Nora, Julius, Clista and Naomi; Henderson-- Sarah, J.B. -- Kersey-- Martha, Jennie; Martin -- Samuel S; Moore - Winfred; Dora; Needham - A.F., Rachel, Martha A; O'Dell - Kate; Paddock - Jennie; ? S, Helen; B.H.; Hanord (Hanora) Paxon - O.P., Ruth Peacock -- Alma Florence, E.J., Earl, Hobart, Emma, Ella; Quigg - Claude; Rettinger - John R; Tribbett - Anna, C.O.; Dellie; Clide; Alice; F.H., Orpha M, Neva, C.F., Ella, Harley, Nora, Lura, A.G., Helen, Ione; Townsend - Ellen, Ione, Grace, Wm, Lizzie -- thanks so much for this great family picture to Norman Henry Tribbett -- photographer, Nicholson - Crawfordsville

TRIBBETT, Ivy King - thanks to Tom Thompson :)

TRIBBETT, John and Anna (Cox) -- left to right standing: Albert Gibbons Tribbett (1854-1937); Emma (Tribbett) Mullen (1849-1913); Franklin Harrison Tribbett (1854-1905); Rachel (Tribbett) Needham (1866-1936). Left to right, seated: Sarah (Tribbett) Henderson (1861-1936); Anna Alice Tribbett (1869-1933); John Tribbett (1821-1898); Charles Otis Tribbett (1858-1928); Anna (Cox) Tribbett (1827-1909); Clinton Fulton Tribbett (1847-1916)-- photo taken 1880 - photographer unknown -- thanks so very much to Norman Henry Tribbett who has been so tremendously generous in sending photos/information on this family.

TRIBBETT, Walter - thanks TT :)

TRIBBETT, Wiley - thanks muches Tom T :)

TRIBBY, Jim - thanks Bill Boone - great tribute here also by BB

TRUAX Family Home with reunion folks around (thanks, Kim H)

Unidentied Unknown Lost Photos  Found in a box along the road in BROWNS VALLY, INDIANA by Angie Pitman.  Looking to help Angie find a home for these misplaced FamilyTreasures.  We know a few names associated with the photos of a young boy names Hugh with calf Super Sue, a young girl on her horse Fllicka, Nina T. Boeller, Max Burnam, and Mrs. Tom Burnham.  This page contains 21 images front and back of information.  Thanks to Angie for letting us help her find the owners or a home for these pictures.

Unknown Photos  sent in by Andy Rice, he is what he says:  These could be related to Krouts and may have been in a early 1900s Johnny Krout family box or an early 1900s  packet of Joseph W Crane/Cottrells/Wingate area.  Thanks Andy for the contribution.

UNKNOWN Family Members associated with the SURNAMES: Cowan, McCoy, Braden, Lindsey.  My direct-line ancestors are James Franklin McCoy and Margaret Ann Cowan.  WOULD APPRECIATE HELP INDENTIFING THESE ANCESTORS!  THANKS TO COLLEEN BLESSING, Lets try to help her!

Unknown school group -- this is probably in Waveland - 1910 or so -- there was another picture stuck to it -- worked & worked with it for a couple of hours - don't even know if it's better (most are) or worse (a couple may be), but here's at least another rendition - if you KNOW ANYONE in this one, PLEASE let me know :) -- untouched photo I hope

Unknown Racer - probably at the old Waveland race track in the early 1940s - thanks JDG

Unknown Lady 2  Thanks to Victoria Geiger,  She found this photo in a family group with possible names of: Geiger, Worth, Allemang, Wolfgang, Mitman, McKee,Wile, Rash.

Unknown man - house -- this fella' is ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE -- dressed fit to kill to go gather eggs? Okay, maybe he's off to town with the wifey's list. Tooo cute whatever -- thanks to JD Gilliland for this one and IF you can help or have a thought about who this might be, let me know. AND it really looks like Phil Myers' Dad :)

Unknown women - Moody? Gilliland? Grimes? Clements? -- JDG - we both think they look like offsprings of The Munsters (in good jest of course :) kbz

Unknowns - please help identify

Unknown Crawfordsville People - sent by Rick Patton, April 2015 - thanks so much - PLEASE HELP ME FIND OUT WHO THEY ARE :) PLEASE

UTTERBACK, John Casper "Cap" with wife Carrie Fruits Family Pictures (thanks, Kim H -- you rock, girl) -- see others under TRUAX family pictures

VanCleave, Henry  (1863-1946) Thanks to Sharon K. Burkett Starkey for sharing this wonderful family photo

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VanCleave, Jesse and Charity Brewer  circa 1880's.   Thanks to Philip Coons

VanCleave, Jonathan and Mary Frances Coons, circa 1895 with Mary's family.   Thanks to Philip Coons

VanSCOYOC, Etta - thanks muches Pegeen for this one :)

WALLACE, Ellen - thanks Harriet W.(probably lived in the Bellmore area but not sure, so including ... in case :) kbz

WALLING, Jim (other man unknown) as Coca Cola Plant employee and as Driver -- thanks so very much to Joyce Bever :) kbz

WALLACE, Lew (General)  = See Biography

WARD, David -- (buried Darlington IOOF -- see George Monroe Guntle for explanation of this picture)

WASSON, Bill - far right, facing picture (lived and farmed not far from Waveland married Waveland gal, June Morgan) - they were both very precious folks - thanks to cousin Jerry N for this :)

WEAVER, Charlie & Esta and them on 50th anniversary - again, thanks so very much to Harriet W. for sharing such awesome pictures

WEAVER, John  had a gas station in Waveland for many years and drove a Waveland school bus for decades.  thanks to Dave Fullenwider

Wendall, Betty Jane  wife of Russell Smith, by following the link you will go to their combined page.   Thanks to Nancy Kelsey Powers for these photos.

WERT, Capt. M. V.  Prominent Crawfordsville Businessman Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal p 6, 4 May 1900

WESTFALL, Mrs. E.B.; Miles (along with Amanda Wilson & Minerva Clark - thanks Dellie & JoAN) - read article

WESTFALL, Luta & Miles (along with John Widn & Peyton Wilson) -- read article

WHALEN - see Davis

WHITE, Jesse -- Jesse was born out west (Nebraska) and then came to Indiana with his

bride, Lottie Manners, and had three children. Although the family lived some in Ladoga, other times in New Market, Alamo was definitely the family home front. He ran a paint and body shop, while his wife, Lottie was the postmistress. Lottie lived here for more than 50 years. (thanks so much to his granddaughter, Donna White for this awesome pic

YOUNG, Etta (Henrietta Schulz Young)

ZACHARY, Living children of Elijah and Margaret Baldwin Zachary in early 1950's.  (Jake, Ben, Ada Zachary Chesterson and Nettie Zachary Nichols) Thanks to Marilyn Minnick

ZACHARY, Virgil - 3rd grade class ? about 1910 - 1911 New Richmond School - thanks, Andy Z - you rock !

ZACHARY, Virgil and George B. (230 Fair Avenue, Benton Harbor, Michigan) along with Guy Forest Zachary about 1928 ?? - thanks so much to Andy Z for sharing these great photos :)