Migration to Indiana
Do you have newspaper clippings buried in your genealogy files? I have to admit that I have a lot. For my CRAWFORD research, many of… Read More »Migration to Indiana
Home » Warren County »
Warren County
Killed by Train
Are you fortunate enough to to have newspaper clippings in your files? Both of my grandmothers had clippings in their albums. Most of these clippings… Read More »Killed by Train
Random Hint
Have you ever seen someone else share something they found in their research on social media and then wonder whether your ancestor is in that… Read More »Random Hint
William C Crawford
Have you ever had cause to go back thru your research to make sure the father/son relationship is accurate? Well, that’s my situation with Nelson… Read More »William C Crawford
Bell Family
Are you by any chance researching the BELL family? Do you know of anyone searching the BELL family? Or, would you happen to be doing… Read More »Bell Family
Friday Find
Do you have file cabinets in your home office? Are they full of paper to support your genealogy research? Unfortunately, I have to admit that… Read More »Friday Find
Zebulon Foster
Zebulon Foster was born on 19 Aug 1808 in Pike, Ohio, United States.1–6 He lived in Warren County, Indiana about 1830.7 In 1831, he was… Read More »Zebulon Foster
Friday Finds
Lizzie Foster Will Indiana Circuit Court (Warren CountyWill Records Film 1976522 DGS 7662654Will Records, v. 4 (from p. 200) 1884-1895 Will records v. 5-6, 1895-1928… Read More »Friday Finds
Zebulon Foster
Zebulon Foster was born on 19 Aug 1808 in Pike, Ohio, United States.1–8 He was the child of Rachel Browning and Richard Foster.6,8 He lived… Read More »Zebulon Foster
Missing Deeds
Recently, Michael John Neill posted a ‘Genealogy Tip of the Day’ to Account for Every Acre. With my Zebulon Foster research in Warren County, Indiana… Read More »Missing Deeds