Boxwell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Aaron Boxwell-Diana House-Morgan Co. W.Va.

oneadamone — 2009-11-10 06:36:13Z

Hello,
My grandmother is Sadie Shock Hitt from Magnolia, WV in Morgan, Co. Her parents were Lewis Charlton Shock and Mary Ellen Appold, who is the daughter of Rebecca Kesler, the daughter of Absalom and Catherine Kesler. I am researching my family connection with Absalom Kesler and his wife Catherine also. I don't have information about the Boxwell family and I would love to know more! Please send me an email if you get this.
adam.hitt@wku.edu

Thanks,
Adam Hitt
Louisville, KY

Re: Francis W. Sloan (1914-2000)

lorasloan — 2009-10-15 00:38:09Z

Hello Mrs. Maze,

I'm not familiar with your husband's name. So was his great-gandmother Laura Boxwell as is mine? Or was his great-grandmother married to Samuel Parker Sloan after Laura Boxwell passed?

I would love to have a picture of Laura Boxwell. I retrieved a pic of her with her family as a young girl through this website a while back.

Would love to know the connection between my family and your husband's.

Thank you for your message.

Lora Sloan
Great Grandaughter to Samuel Parker Sloan and Laura Boxwell.

Re: Francis W. Sloan (1914-2000)

larrymaze — 2009-10-14 21:53:28Z

I tried to send you a message today. Did you get it? I am Larry Maze's wife. His great grandmother was married to Samuel Parker Sloan and I have a picture of Laura Boxwell. I thought you might like to have it.

Re: Welcome to Boxwell Researchers

sidviv — 2009-02-10 15:47:40Z

Hi Jack,
apologies for the informal use of your name but I am hoping you can help me with a search in my family tree.
On the 26.1.1754 a Genie Boxwell was Godmother to a Louis Guichard and I am hoping you know of someone who can give me more info on her.
Thanking you,
Sid Guichard

Re: Irish Boxwells

PeterDavis43 — 2009-02-08 10:00:51Z

Hello Leslie,
Oeps, I seem to have missed your reply six years ago to my original message. I should be most interested in anything you could add to my data at http://www.pdavis.nl/TNG/descend.php?personID=I215&tree=... . Martha Carey was the 2 x great nephew of my step-father.

Re: Irish Boxwells

isobel173 — 2009-02-07 16:14:19Z

Hello just read your message, my husband( Paul Boxwell) is 1st cousin to Jeffares from Wexford and Dublin whos father was William harvey Boxwell x

Re: Irish Boxwells

isobel173 — 2009-02-07 16:09:33Z

Hi I married a Boxwell and some of his ancestors went over to the U.S. in the days of the Black and Tans would be good to hear of anyone who may know the name Isobel x

Margaret E. (Issen) Boxwell Obit

Obitslenaweecounty — 2008-01-12 12:55:28Z

Adrian Daily Telegram, Saturday, January 12, 2008, pg A2
Margaret E. (Issen) Boxwell Obit
TECUMSEH — Margaret E. Boxwell, age 95, of Tecumseh, passed away Sunday, Dec. 30, 2007, at Tecumseh Place.
Margaret was born Sept. 25, 1912, in Flat Rock, Mich., the daughter of George and Mary Issen. She was married to Joseph S. Boxwell on June 18, 1938. Joseph preceded her in death May 1988, after nearly 50 years of marriage.
Margaret graduated from Britton High School in 1931 and moved to Toledo, Ohio, where she attended and graduated from Davis Business College. She worked for many years in Toledo as a bookkeeper for Lathrop Construction Company and later for the Dale Ulrich Company before retiring in 1985. She was an active member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Toledo. In 1993, she moved to Tecumseh where she spent many happy years. In 2000, she moved to Tecumseh Place Assisted Living where she was dearly loved. She was also a member of Emmanual Lutheran Church, Britton.
Margaret is survived by her daughter, Suzanne (John) Potter; three grandchildren, Diane (Mark) Thomas, Laura (Matt) Stone and Matt (Katie) Potter; two great-grandchildren, David and Katy Thomas; her special sister, Elizabeth Cheever, and three caring nieces, especially Ronda Cheever Maddox.
Besides her husband, Joseph, Margaret was preceded in death by her parents, her son, Joseph S. Boxwell, Jr., and her brother, George Issen.
Visitation will be 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008, at the J. Gilbert Purse Funeral Home, Tecumseh. Funeral Services will be 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 14, 2008, at the J. Gilbert Purse Funeral Home, Tecumseh, with the Rev. Paul Pollatz officiating. Burial will follow in Ottawa Hills Memorial Park, Toledo.
Margaret’s family would like to give special thanks to the owners and staff at Tecumseh Place and to the nurses of Hospice of Lenawee for their wonderful care and support. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Lenawee or Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Britton. Condolences to the family may be made at www.pursefuneralhome.com.
I do not research this family.

Re: Francis W. Sloan (1914-2000)

lorasloan — 2007-09-26 23:19:35Z

Hello,

I am the granddaughter of Francis W. Sloan. His sister was Thelma Sloan Devylder. She was born close to 1905 so it probably isn't the same person. I never knew her. I believe she died before I was born in 1961.

Re: Boxwell in Washington, DC

lorasloan — 2007-09-26 23:10:29Z

Hello. This is the only link I found helpful so far. It does list Robert Washington Boxwell and Anna Rose LaCombe.

Hope it helps:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~boxwell/pafg05.htm#...

Re: Boxwell in Washington, DC

leftyberg — 2007-09-26 04:02:28Z

Hi Lora
Yes I would like anything about the Boxwell families. I do have some infromation. I just got a new email address so from now on send to
leftyberg@hotmail.com
I'll have the old one for a few days yet. Can send to both if you want.
Do you have anything on the Taylor-Boxwell families?
Thank you again for your reply.
Sincerely
gwen berg

Re: Boxwell in Washington, DC

lorasloan — 2007-09-23 19:10:20Z

Hello,

I'm not sure I can help with any further part of the family tree moving back. I am Lora Lynn Sloan daughter of Francis John Sloan (deceased 11/1977), son of Francis Wesley Sloan (deceased 4/2000), son of Laura Francis Cabble Boxwell and Parker S. Sloan. Laura is daughter of Edward Francis Hetric Boxwell and Sara Ann Anderson Boxwell. Edward is son of Samuel L. Boxwell and Elizabeth. Samuel is son of Robert and Martha Boxwell. And Robert is son of Jane Orr and John Boxwell.

I love to find this information about my family tree. If I can help at all I'd be glad to.

Sincerely,
Lora Sloan

Re: Irish Boxwells

leftyberg — 2007-07-04 03:08:53Z

Hi
I'm sorry to say that I am not Leslie Boxwell that you have had contact with before. Just thought I would let you know. I am looking for Boxell or Boxwell that are from the Howard Lake-Wright Co.-Mn. area. That would be Wm. Thomas Boxell family. Plus I am looking for any information on the Taylors that lived in that area too. Sorry I'm not who you are looking for. gwen berg

Re: Irish Boxwells

BFITTERMAN — 2007-07-02 20:31:58Z

I'm hoping you're the Leslie Boxwell I spoke to some seven years ago about my Jeffares relatives in Dublin and Wexford. If so, can you give me any information you have on the Jeffares in your tree? Thanks so much. Betty Jeffares Fitterman

Virginia Boxwell, Boxell

mboxwell1 — 2007-01-13 03:02:30Z

Hi
I am a new subscriber to this message board my name is
Merlin Boxwell. I decend from the Iowa Boxwell bunch.
Alvin Dale Boxwell 1914-2005
Ray Verden Boxwell 1888-1976
Moses Boxwell 1838-1909
Robert Boxwell 1797-1870

Can anyone help with who Roberts father is? I have found that Robert married Rhoda Young in Bath, Morgan Co.VA in 1825. It seems That John Boxell(Boxwell)1768 married to Jane Orr is most likely.

I have read through the Archives of this board and I found it most interesting. I thought that because I could not find any indication of John serving in the Revolutionary War was because he was to young. Most interesting that he was sued by some family member for serving of attempting to!
I came across some research my brother-in-law did about 25 years ago and found that in the Earley Records-Hampshire County Virginia Clara McCormick Sage & Laura Sage Jones
Genealogical Publishing Co.1969 Alphabetized index of Deeds,Leases,Mortgages & Other Instruments:
1798 Dutton, Kingsman (w.Mary) to John Boxell
7-17 of Hampshire Co. of Hampshire Co.
50 a. in Hampshire Co.;rec 9-17-1798
wit.: Benj.McDonald, Thomas Thrasher
also:
In the Eighth Annual Report of The Library Board of the Virginia State Library 1910-1911.....Richmond....1912

p.57 Revolutionary Soldiers of Virginia
Boxwell, John, Aud. Acct. XVIII, 538
Boxwell, Joseph, War 4, 102
Boxwell, Robert, War 4, 102

I have seen the text for the pension request for Joseph and Robert and I am most curious to find what is in the record for John.

Re: Aaron Boxwell-Diana House-Morgan Co. W.Va.

2006-12-01 19:46:39Z

Virginia:
We may have communicated before. My wife is descended from James Edward Boxwell and Catherine Farrell - and Absalom Kesler and Catherine Boxwell I have nothing on John, Rebecca, and Frances. Would love to compare trees with you.
Rich Wall

Aaron Boxwell-Diana House-Morgan Co. W.Va.

2006-11-29 15:34:54Z

Hi,
My Boxwells begin with Aaron Boxwell who married Diana House on October 15, 1627 in Morgan Co. W. Va. Their children were James Edward who married Catherine O"Farrell. The other children are John, Rebecca, and Frances.
Does any one know who the last three married.
I am related to tDiane House and Catherine O"farrell Boxwell. Thanks, Virginia

Re: Boxwell Lines

gdent87 — 2006-11-29 02:05:57Z

Winifred Orr, did she live in Ontario, Canada??

Re: Robert BOXWELL bc 1727

2005-10-29 18:38:32Z

Hallo Ronnie,

leider kann ich nicht auf Englisch antworten sorry!
In einer Nebenlinie meiner Forschung komme ich auch zu Robert Boxwell. Leider sind auch mir keine anderen Informationen bekannt. Robert Boxwell wurde
1727 in Kent / England geboren und heiratete 1752 in Frederick/ USA Carty Winifred (geb.1731 in Dublin/ Irland). Sie hatten drei Söhne Joseph(geb.1753 inFrederick), Robert (geb.1756 in Virginia) und John (geb.1768 Winchester). Aber wie er genau aus England auswanderte weiß ich leider auch nicht, aber vieleicht finden wir es ja noch heraus.

Robert BOXWELL bc 1727

2005-07-17 22:32:08Z

Dear All,

I've just taken a look at this information:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~boxwell/pafg03.htm#...

I am guessing that the notes that say Robert BOXWELL bc 1727
was born in Kent is due the the various theories that the
BOXALL name originated in Salehurst/Robertsbridge area of
England. I'm still not convinced that this is the case but
I think that this Robert BOXWELL may have been born in
Hampshire abt 1718.

Anyone with links to this tree please contact me and share
any information that leads you to believe his place of birth
was Kent or if you have any other information that will give
me a better clue to the local of Robert before he arrived in
America... or details of his passage to America.

Kindest regards
Ronnie

Boxwell / Hulsey

2004-10-07 03:19:14Z

Dr. Lloyd L. Boxwell Obituary

2004-02-17 19:59:03Z

I have an obituary for Dr Lloyd L. Boxwell ( 1917- 2004) Cedar Falls Iowa. I don't think he is related to our line, but if he is yours and you want a copy let me know

Re: Leslie Boxwell (b. 1881, OH) s/o Alexander & Margaret

2003-11-01 11:51:24Z

I am looking fro a copy of the Boxwell exam created by Alexander Boxwell os Ohio do you have any imformation? sincerly Janice Boxwell

Robert/J. William/Martha Ella Boxwell

2003-04-12 14:18:19Z

Re: Irish Boxwells

2003-03-03 21:00:02Z

Have family tree of Francis Boxwell and Martha Carey. Francis was Doctor in Borris Co.Carlow until he suceeded to ownership of Butlerstown Co. Wexord.

Re: Welcome to Boxwell Researchers

2002-03-27 11:39:15Z

Jan, you may hear from my 2nd cousin, Paula Miller, who has worked on our leg of the Boxell family for many years. Being the oldest living member, I try to fill in gaps when I can and for the past year my research has been in England, and Ireland, looking for our original Boxwell ancestor.
You can e-mail me at j.boxell@worldnet.att.net I will be happy to share Boxell family info with you. Thanks for your reply, Jack Boxell.

Re: Welcome to Boxwell Researchers

2002-03-27 05:08:02Z

Mr. Boxell, it's my pleasure. :-) Jan

Re: Joseph N. Boxwell

2002-03-27 05:02:12Z

Dear Sharon,

You're very welcome. I'm happy that it's filled in some gaps for you, and the information you've posted is expanding what I have, so thank you, too!

My "Aunt" who had done a large amount of tracking of our family history passed away recently. I spoke with one of her daughters today (my cousin) and, when she is able to sort through her mother's things, will give me what information her mother had collected to copy. I don't know when this will be, as it's very soon after my Aunt's death and a very difficult time for the family. I'll be happy to share any information when it comes to me. It just might be awhile.

It is interesting about the Sarahs, and a good question as to whether they are one and the same. I have to agree that there is a good probability that Joseph Boxell and Leona Bonham were "our" Moses' parents. This is all like a huge puzzle with many missing pieces, but I guess that's the fun of it. ;-) I wish I could spend more time on research!

Take care...Jan

Re: Welcome to Boxwell Researchers

2002-03-25 11:25:02Z

Ms. Donaldson, we appreciate you sharing the biography of Joseph N. Boxwell with us. Wish there were more like you, sincerly, Jack Boxell

Re: Welcome to Boxwell Researchers

2002-03-25 07:58:54Z

I have typed a copy of the Joseph N. Boxwell biography under the "biography" section. I could not get a clear enough copy from scanning to attach, as the copy I have is not a good copy.

Joseph N. Boxwell

2002-03-25 07:52:48Z

Re: Welcome to Boxwell Researchers

2002-03-23 12:05:00Z

Sharon, if you get a copy of the document from Ms. Donaldson, I would appreciate it if you would share it with the rest of us, Jack

Re: Welcome to Boxwell Researchers

2002-03-23 07:38:25Z

Hi Sharon...

I have a copy of two pages from the "Biographical History of Putnam County" (Ohio) on Joseph N. Boxwell. I would be happy to share it, but would that be a copyright infringement? Also, it's quite long and would that be a problem, or could it be added as an attachment?

Joseph N. Boxwell was my g.g.grandfather.

Re: BOXEL Surname in Monmouthshire

2002-09-09 02:13:59Z

Thanks a lot Fred. I very much appreciate what you're doing. If there is any way I can return the favour from here in Australia, please don't hesitate to ask.

It could be easier to contact me directly via:

bernardh@gil.com.au

Regards

Bernard

Re: BOXEL Surname in Monmouthshire

2002-09-08 17:19:06Z

Bernard, don't give up, I'm trying to get to see the actual church records to help someone else, so I may as well check out the date of the marriage. There were also many chapels of different denominations around this time, there may have been one in Skenfrith, so the records may not show the marriage, and of course the date of the marriage may be wrong, so how ever hard you look it's not going to be there. Give me some time and I promise I'll get back to you.
Browns have lived in Llandogo down the valley from Penalt for years, I went to school with some, Penalt is a hill visible from Monmouth , it's across the river from where I grew up, I'll be back Fred

Re: BOXEL Surname in Monmouthshire

2002-09-08 07:48:40Z

Yes Fred I did but the variations are endless - including names such as POWELL, HOWELL, .... if the 'x' was the problem. I have accessed the original Skenfrith Bishop's transcripts from the LDS but the surname isn't there let alone the particular marriage entry I was looking for - for any name for that particular date.

I accessed the original BOXEL name from an on-line database and have contacted the site owner a number of times requesting a check of the spelling of this name but all without success. His attitude is that I need to do more research into the occurrence of the BOXEL/BOXALL/... name and its variations in the area.

I have located a family at Penallt called BOX who have a very likely candidate of the right age and forename but will need something more substantial to confirm this.

I assume that the database I previously mentioned was compiled from the original Parish Records rather than the Bishop's Transcripts. Unfortunately from here in Australia they are not accessible. I have tried requesting look-ups on the RootsWeb mailing list for Monmouthshire a number of times - all without a response.

I would be very grateful for any help. The particular marriage was of William BROWN[E] of Llangattock Lingoed and Mary BOXEL of Skenfrith at Skenfrith in 1808.

Re: BOXEL Surname in Monmouthshire

2002-09-07 16:25:39Z

Bernard - Did you ever consider that Boxel may be mis-spelt, it was quite common when documents were hand written. I can find no trace of Boxel, but found the name Boxall, and Boxwell, but not many. I may be looking through records in Skenfrith in due course to help someone else, I'll see what I can find, and of course the name may have died out. Cheers fred

Re: Leslie Boxwell (b. 1881, OH) s/o Alexander & Margaret

sharonringler — 2003-02-07 02:20:25Z

Alexander Boxwell was the son of James H. Boxwell and Sarah Brown. I have a death certificate if anyone is directly related to this family!

Sharon

Boxwell Lines

JoanSeabright — 2003-04-16 12:54:10Z

Re: Boxwell family tree

genperkins74 — 2004-02-28 06:10:50Z

I am researching the Boxell/Boxwell family of Henry John Boxell, Sr. b. 27 Dec 1813 in Livingston, IL. I believe his parents came over from England not long before that and would like to know if you have any corresponding information. He married a woman named Elizabeth and had 7 children: William, Ann, John, Edward, Henry, Elizabeth, Emma. I appreciate any information you could give me. Vielen Dank!

Martha Boxwell

busterskid — 2004-12-10 22:47:23Z

This is a long shot, but maybe someone out there can help me. I'm looking for any kind of record of a Martha Boxwell (Barkswell, Boswell), a female slave in VA. She married Hector Smith and moved to LA after the Civil War. They settled in Natchitoches Parish and raised four daughters: Cornelia, Mary, Reina and Louise. We are told that Martha was a mixed-blood, small of stature and a seamstress.

Would appreciate any type of information. Thank you so much.

Irish Boxwells

PeterDavis43 — 2003-12-19 16:38:57Z

Looking for connections to Irish male Boxwell married to Martha Carey (born about 1810?), daughter of Rev Richard Carey and Jane Bell of Co. Cork (see http://home.planet.nl/~pdavis/Gen_Carey.htm )

Re: Joseph N. Boxwell

sharon30269 — 2002-05-26 12:04:43Z

Dear Jan,

Thank you so mcuh for posting this. I really appreciate it very much!! It filled in a lot of gaps for me. I had Joseph as of 1850, but did not have a father or any record of him before that census.

I have:

1850 CENSUS: Joseph Boxwell, 17, Farmer, b. MD living in Perry TWP, Putnam, OH with Catharine Boxwell, 14, b. MD. They are living in a home headed by Sarah Spitzmaugh, 22, VA along with James V. Spitzmaugh, 14, MD; Jacob, 10, b. MD; Samuel Spitzmaugh, 7, born MD; George Spitzmaugh, 5, MD; and Mary V. Spitzmaugh, 1, born OH. Listed on page 77.

I'm wondering if Sarah Spitzmaugh is actually his sister Sarah Boxwell who later married a Keifer.

Also, it says that Moses' parents came to America prior to the Revolutionary War. I don't know much about Catherine Fogwell. But I do have a pension from Joseph Boxwell (Boxell) (husband of Leona Bonham) which lists a son Moses who is the right age to be Joseph N.'s father. Pension also says "24 July 1830. Allegany Co., Md. Joseph Boxwell declares he moved from Virginia to Maryland because his son had rented a place in Allegany County and he wishes to be with his son or near him.". So I really think these are probably Moses' parents.

Thanks again for posting this.

Sharon

Raymond A Boxwell of St Joseph Co IN killed in South Pacific WWII

Dave_Dwiggins — 2005-06-27 04:36:25Z

Raymond A Boxwell of St Joseph County Indiana was killed September 16, 1944, in the South Pacific during World War II. He is officially listed as missing or buried at sea. His name appears on the “Tablets of the Missing” at the Manila American Cemetery in the Philippines. We are seeking information regarding his military and civilian life.

I am a retired Hoosier from Madison County residing in the Philippines with my Filipino wife. We are seeking family and military information about servicemen from your county killed in the South Pacific during World War II. There are 17,206 Americans buried here and thousands more that are missing or buried at sea and are honored on the “Tablets of the Missing”. Please visit our website to see the beautiful memorial located in Manila, Philippines.

http://fizkid.tripod.com/

My wife and I visited the cemetery as visitors and left with a mission in our heart. We have been taking photographs of the graves of the Indiana servicemen buried here and have been uniting them (at no charge) with their family members in Indiana and across the United States. To receive the photo of your family member, neighbor or friend all you need is a working email address. We do not send them to regular mailing addresses due to the costs. Please help us find the families of the men that might still be living. Our project is only successful because of teamwork and your contributions are noted on our website. If you wish to help us we will be pleased to add your name to our ACKNOWLEDGMENT page on the website. The obituaries usually did not appear till to three months after the death date.

If you are not a genealogist you can help by just picking up the telephone directory and find someone with the same last name and give them a call. It has worked many times for us.

Zenas5@yahoo.com

Sincerely,

Dave and Apple Dwiggins
San Pablo City, Philippines

Boxwell in Washington, DC

crownjewel1 — 2002-02-24 05:24:23Z

Hello! In tracing my husband's family tree, we have ALVIN SAMUEL BOXWELL (12/20/1893 - 9/22/1961) married to MARGARET MARIE O'CONNELL (3/23/1894 - 12/191942)and ALVIN'S father is ROBERT WASHINGTON BOXWELL married to ANNA ROSE LaCOMBE both of Washington, DC area. Anyone have any info on these folks or their relatives?

Re: Raymond A Boxwell of St Joseph Co IN killed in South Pacific WWII

zenas2 — 2006-02-21 17:48:01Z

The attachment contains a picture and the obit for Raymond Boxwell. His father, Edward, died in 1984 in Stuart, FL. At that time his mother, Ila Boxwell and his sister Gladys Engebretsen also lived in Stuart. His brother, Lloyd, died in 1989. At that time the sister Gladys was living in NC. He had 2 daughters, Peggy Mahank of Mishawaka and Josephine Witkowski also in Mishawaka.

South Bend Tribune
October 1, 1944
Boxwell Dies in Action

Marine Sergeant Raymond A. Boxwell, aged 24, was killed in action in the Pacific area, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Boxwell, 1158 East Calvert Street have been notified by a War Department telegram. Overseas for 28 months, he served with the marines as a radio operator and repairman, taking part on Guadalcanal, the Solomons, New Guinea and Guam.

A graduate of the 1939 class of Riley High School, he worked for his father at Boxwell’s Merchandise Company before enlisting in the Marine Corps October 16, 1941. Also surviving are a brother, Corporal Lloyd E Boxwell, with the air corps in England; a sister, Gladys, at home; a grandmother, Mrs. Gertrude Crumb, at home; and a grandfather, J.J. Boxwell of the Robertson Hotel.

Re: Raymond A Boxwell of St Joseph Co IN killed in South Pacific WWII

zenas2 — 2006-02-15 11:14:10Z

Surviving were a brother, Corporal Lloyd E Boxwell with the US Army Air Corps in England; a sister Glady's at home, a grandmother, Mrs. Gertrude Crumb at home and a grandfathe J.J. Boxwell at the Robertson Hotel.

Correction to Birth Date of George F. H. BOXWELL

grebox — 2005-11-20 14:52:36Z

Boxwell of Gloucester, Sussex, and Kent to Canada

grebox — 2005-11-20 14:47:26Z

I am researching the family of George F.H. (Frederick Hooper) BOXWELL, and Frances Catherine WAITE
George's parents were Richard Hooper BOXWELL, born 1827 Bath Somerset, England,
and
Mary Unknown born 1834, Todmorden, Gloucester, England
Frances' parents were Thomas Gravet WAIT (Waite), and Sophie Ann GIBBS

George was born 11 March 1868 at Croydon, Sussex, England, and died 10 october 1911, at Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Frances was born 11 March 1868, Rye, Sussex, England, and died at unknown, Ontario, Canada.

Boxwells in Indiana Delaware

LindaZapp — 2005-05-24 04:25:42Z

Seeking information on John Boxwell b. c1817
Delaware m. Elizabeth Hardy 1849 Franklin Co.
Indiana d. 1878 in Boone Co., Indiana