Individual Notes

Note for: George W. Holmes, 5 Feb 1851 - 19 May 1916 Index

Burial:
Place: Lowder Cemetery, Perry Twp., Lawrence Co., Indiana

Individual Notes

Note for: William Joel Sexson, 1853 - 1943 Index

Event:
     Type:   1860 Census
     Place:   Jackson Twp., Greene Co., IN

Burial:
     Place:   Dishman Cemetery, Jackson Twp., Greene Co., Indiana

Individual Notes

Note for: James Harrison Cox, Mar 1861 - Index

Event:
     Type:   1910 Census
     Place:   Greene Co., IN

Individual Notes

Note for: Henry Deale, Abt 1784 - 29 Mar 1833 Index

Individual Note:
Heirs and Orphans: Anne Arundel Co., MD by Walter Arps

TH#1/211
Mr. Thomas Allien administrator of Henry Deale late of Anne Arundel Co.,deceased 29 mar 1833 Sureties: Joseph Allein and Richard Deale.

Fifths of the balance to: Richard Deale, John Wells, Richard ( marriedPhoebe Deale 1830 ) Wells, Ellen Deale and Henry Deale.

Individual Notes

Note for: Zebedee Rush, 18 Mar 1813 - 10 Oct 1889 Index

Individual Note:
«b»1870 United States Federal Census 1870 United States Federal Census
Name:«/b»Zebedee Rush«b» Estimated Birth Year:«/b»abt 1813«b» Age in 1870:«/b»57 «b» Birthplace:«/b»North Carolina «b» Home in 1870:«/b»Marengo, Iowa, Iowa«b» Race:«/b»White «b» Gender:«/b»Male «b» Value of real estate:«u»«/b»View Image «/u»«b» Post Office:«/b»Marengo «b»Household Members: Name Age«u»«/b»Zebedee Rush «/u» 57 «u»Amanda Rush «/u» 43 «u»Hannah M Souders «/u» 12 «u»Ida Rush «/u» 7

«b» Indiana Marriages to 1850
Spouse 1:«/b»Motsinger, Hannah«b» Spouse 2:«/b»Rush, Zebedee«b» Marriage Date:«/b»09 Jun 1831«b» Marriage Location:«/b»Indiana Washington County

«b» Indiana Marriages to 1850
Spouse 1:«/b»Lanier, Judith«b» Spouse 2:«/b»Rush, Zebedee«b» Marriage Date:«/b»20 Oct 1850«b» Marriage Location:«/b»Indiana Jackson County

Individual Notes

Note for: John Clark Rush, 29 Mar 1814 - 23 Jan 1895 Index

Burial:
Place: Rush Cemetery, Jackson Twp., Greene Co., Indiana

Individual Notes

Note for: Nancy Rush, 24 Jan 1812 - 10 Mar 1912 Index

Event:
     Type:   Death Notice
     Place:   See Notes

Burial:
     Place:   Center Cemetery Newton Co., MO

Individual Note:
     Carthage, Missouri Evening Press, Thursday, April 11, 1912
DIES AT AGE OF 100
Mrs. Nancy Wade, who on January 24 celebrated her 100th birthday
anniversary, died last night at the home of her son, T.C. Wade, with
whom she had been living. Old age was the cause of death. T.C. Wade
resides ten miles southeast of Carthage.D.F. Wade, another son, lives inNeodesha, Kans., and he and T.C. Wade are the sole survivors.
Mrs. Wade was born in Randolph county, North Carolina. She had been aresident of Missouri twenty-five years. Her husband died 42 yearsago.The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Center Point church,southeast of Carthage and burial will be made in the church grave yardthere.
(Note: Center Cemetery located at Diamond, Newton Co., Mo.)
Until I received this obit, I didn't know about this son. Theodore C.
Wade born 1855 Greene Co. and died 2-4-1913 Carthage and is buried at
Center Cemetery. He married Belle ____ (1868-1919) buried same.
Other notes: Mary Wade Boruff marr 2) Thomas H. Whitworth (1800-1892).
Mary died 1900, Chanute, Neosho Co., Ks and is buried at Odense
Cemetery, Chanute. Children from this marriage: Francis 1864; Almeda
1867; Louisa 1869; January 1870; Isaac 1872; Noah 1875, James.
Another child for Sarah Wade and Jeremiah Hudson: Rhoda 1877-1895.
Other children of Noah Wade and Martha Isenhour: Nancy E. 1858-1934;
Doctor M. 1860-1863; William A. 1862-1863; Sarah B. 1865-1946; unknown
infant; Charley 1875; Cora B. 1880-1901.

Individual Notes

Note for: Albert "A. N." King, 1880 - Index

Nickname: A. N.

Individual Notes

Note for: Sarah Fatima Rush, 5 Nov 1839 - 10 Aug 1910 Index

Event:
     Type:   AKA (Facts Pg)
     Place:   Tima

Event:
     Type:   Death Notice
     Date:   1910
     Place:   See Notes

Burial:
     Place:   Rush Cemetery, Jackson Twp., Greene Co., Indiana

Individual Note:
     Obituary of Sarah Fatima (RUSH) RIDDLE [1839IN-1910IN].Obituary of Sarah Fatima (RUSH) RIDDLE [1839IN-1910IN].
THE BLOOMFIELD NEWS, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana, Thursday, August18, 1910, Volume XXXIV, Number 40, Page 4, Column 3, DEATHS HARVEST. TimaRiddle. [Transcribed from Bloomfield-Eastern Greene County PublicLibrarys IHS Microfilm Records.]
Sarah Fatima RUSH was born on a farm in Lawrence County, bordering on theGreene County line, November 5, 1839; died at the old homejust across theline in Greene CountyAugust 10, 1910.
She lived her entire life of more than seventy years in the samelocality.
She was the oldest child of John C. and Mahala (HOLMES) RUSH, who raiseda family of eleven childrenthree boys and eight girls.
She united with the Methodist church in her girlhood and was a greatworker in church and Sunday school until she married.
She was married to Stephen RIDDLE, November 3, 1866. To this union wereborn two boys, Norman and Milford RIDDLE.
On account of domestic trouble she took her two little baby boys andreturned to the old home of her father and mother, where she lived untilcalled home to glory.
Mr. RIDDLE procured a divorce and married another woman, but Tima lived atrue Christian life, with her boys, who grew up to be good honorable,useful citizens and are left to mourn the loss of as good a mother as anyboy ever had.
Her father and mother have been dead for many years. One brother NormanA. RUSH, was killed in the Battle of Shiloh, while defending his countrysflag on that beautiful Sunday morning, April 6, 1862, at the same hourTima was teaching a class in Sunday school at the old log church in thevalley near her home. Two sisters and a brother live in Oklahoma, twosisters live in Kansas, one sister in Colorado, one sister in Missouri,one brother lives in Bloomfield and one sister lives at the old home inJackson Township.
She nurtured her father and mother in their last sickness, and has beenan angel of mercy in her neighborhood for many years.
Her lot in life was very hardfew, very few, of the joys and good thingsof life ever fell to her share.
Her last sickness was only a few days, but very painful, being an acuteattack of bowel trouble.
The remains were laid away in the family cemetery near her home.
Why should we dread death? To all such as Tima it is the gateway toheaven, the portal to endless joy and bliss. It is god by her and goodmorning over there.
NOTES-RLJ: (1) 1850 US CENSUS OF GREENE COUNTY, INDIANA, JacksonTownship, 7 Sep 1850, Page 301B, Dwelling 319, Family 319, Lines 2632:John C. RUSH (36, Farmer, $400 RE owned) NC), Mahaley (31, IN), SarahFatina (11, IN), Norman A. (7, IN), Rebecca (5, IN), Elisabeth (3, IN),Mari (1, IN); (2) 1880 US CENSUS OF GREENE COUNTY, INDIANA, JacksonTownship, 4 Jun 1880, Page 170D, Dwelling #35, Family #35, Lines 2633:RUSH, John C. (66, Farmer, NC,NC,NC), Mahala (62, wife, keeps house, IN,MD,MD), Sarah F. (40, Dau, Cook, IN,NC,NC), George W. (25, son, works onfarm, IN, NC, NC), Elma (20, dau, at home, IN, NC,NC), Artimus (18, dau,at home, IN, NC, NC), RIDDLE, Norman (12, g-son, at home, IN,IN,IN),Milford (10, g-son, IN,IN,IN); (3) CEMETERIES OF EASTERN GREENE COUNTY,1994, G.C.H.S., Jackson Township, Section 15, Rush Cemetery, Page 140:RUSH, John Clark, 29 Mar 181423 Jan 1895; RUSH, Mahala Holmes, w/o JohnC., 16 Nov 18193 Jan 1896; RIDDLE, Norman, s/o Tima Rush RIDDLE, 72 Yr,1939.
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Individual Notes

Note for: Grace Robertson, 18 Sep 1896 - 5 Jul 1986 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Pecan Cemetery, Dublin, Texas

Individual Note:
     Grace Evie ROBERTSON b: 18 SEP 1896 in Brown Co. Texas. Death: 5 JUL 1986 in Dublin, Erath Co. Texas. Burial: 1986 Pecan Cemetery,Dublin, Texas. She married Fred August MUNSELLE 29 DEC 1915 in Brown Co. Texas b: 22 FEB 1896 in near Johnson City, Texas.
Occupation: housewife
Event: Personality/Intrst crafts,played piano,in Grandma band
Residence: Brown, and Erath County, Texas
Event: Ethnicity/Relig. Baptist
Event: Brown Co., TX Marriage Book 8,page 11

1896-1986
In a letter mailed in March 1984 to Rose Parks, Aunt Grace writes:
I did have quite a bit on my mind this morning too, am supposed to play at a 60th wedding anniversary this afternoon.
Friends of mine, friends I go to church with. I do go to church and to the Sr. citizens program some. I play in their band,
play the harmonica and the piano, we have a lot of fun. We go and play at both nursing homes here. I do volunteer work at
Senior Citizens make crafts, piece and make quilts. I'm not the type to sit and twiddle my thumbs, and just need to be busy.
Of course I'm not without the old age aches and pains but am learning to cope with them. If you come anywhere near
Dublin, when you go to Lamesa, come by and see me.

Another letter dated 17 June, 1984
Had a little dizzy spell, Dr. says it's inner ear trouble. I am getting pretty hard of hearing too.
Have been pretty busy, have made three Cabbage Patch dolls and one Strawberry doll.
The Cabbage Patch are something else to make, but have to keep busy.

Children of Grace Robertson and Fred Munselle are:
Helen Inez MUNSELLE b: 10 NOV 1916 in Brown Co., TX
Pierce August MUNSELLE b: 17 DEC 1918 in Brown Co., TX
Audrey Frances (Babe) MUNSELLE b: 14 SEP 1922 in Brown Co., TX

Individual Notes

Note for: Asa C. Casner, 18 Jun 1872 - 23 Nov 1943 Index

Burial:
Place: Odd Fellows Cemetery, Selma, CA