Montgomery County, Indiana
I have listed some of the Montgomery County books that are available. If you own any Montgomery County books, whether listed or not, and will do look-ups, please let me know. As you can see, volunteers are needed.
Feel free to request a look-up from the following books. Please limit your request to one name per request. Please put MONTGOMERY County LOOKUP in the subject line of your request to insure the message is not overlooked or accidentally deleted. In the first line of the message please put the name of the book you are requesting the lookup in.
Thanks, Harry, Tracey, Dan, Diana, Marilyn, Mary Ellen and Rebecca for your help!!!
If you request a lookup, don't forget to thank your volunteer for their time.
Family Histories, Montgomery County, Indiana 1823-1988
History of Montgomery County Indiana, H.W. Beckwith, 1881
Dan Jolley Michael & Cathy Armstrong
History of Montgomery County Indiana, Bowen, 1913
1850, 60 or 70 Montgomery County Indiana Census
1874 People's Guide
Sugar Creek Saga by Ted Gronert or read the index at:
Tracy Jones Website Tracy Jones
Kunkel, Fowler, Vail & Fletcher: Genealogy & Family History
History of Yountsville by Ruth McCormick
Descendants of John Townsend Bridge...and allied families of Etter, Harrington and Long
Samuel KENNEDY and Esther Dean IRWIN and their desc.
Farmers of Montgomery County (lists include wife's maiden name, children, acres, location, tractors owned, cars owned.)
Marilyn Brown Mary Ellen Mattingly Steve Yeager
Harry Bounnell has a variety of Montgomery Co. books that he's willing to check for you -PLEASE give him a "hey", you can see a list by clicking HERE
BLACKFORD family history (1702-1935)
"The Pioneers: The Van Cleave Family," Vol II (Seattle, Washington, 1989) of his magnificent three volume set. I was only able to secure from him this volume and not the two others, as he had run out of copies. I would be happy to volunteer to do lookups. You can just list me as Philip Coons with my e-mail address (pcoons@iupui.edu).
Anna Titus Pennington has traced her ancestors back to the Revolutionary War patriot, Sebastian Stonebraker. She has compiled information about her family, including old photos, birth,marriage & death records. In researching her great-great grandfather, Jesse Titus, she discovered that there was not one, but at least three men by that name in Montgomery County, and possibly a fourth! At least two and possibly three of the Jesse Titus' married women whose last names were Smith! Two were sister and daughters of Daniel Smith who married Christina Stonebraker, daughter of Sebastian Stonebraker.
A chapter on her maternal ancestors, includes information on Burks, Stephens and Cedars.
Her book, which will include an index, is nearly completed and should be available for sale by the end of the year. Those interested in placing an order may contact her at annatitus42@hotmail.com.
There have been many books about Montgomery County residents published. Do you own one you would be willing to do lookups in???Karen Zach
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