Waymire - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Waymire Family

shannamarie1 — 2009-09-25 14:12:01Z

Mike - I don't know if you have had much success with your researching or not, but I wanted to let you know that you can submit a records request online to the Colorado State Archives and receive Horaces and Claude O.'s records.

http://www.colorado.gov/dpa/doit/archives/aboutus.htm#contac...

It looks like the "Record of Convicts" contains the most information including crime, etc.

Horace's inmate number was 8403 and Claude O.'s was 8680.

Good luck and let me know how this has been going for you!

Obituary Suggestion

ireland8548 — 2009-05-22 21:49:32Z

I just had a good thought or suggestion with a lot of the Newspapers starting to close down and it getting harder to find obituaries which we all are looking for maybe we should start posting more obituaries from our our newspapers on the message boards either by surname or your location? Eventually we are going to have to pay for the newspapers of each county on line just to get access to a needed obituary. Any suggestions? I am already seeing them starting to disappear from ancestry faster.

Re: Waymire Family

jenniferkroesche — 2009-03-23 14:25:39Z

Hi! My name is Jennifer Waymire Kroesche. My mom and I have just gotten started on our family geneology and we ran across this old thread. (I don't know whether this will even get to you or not!) My father is Jerry Lynn Waymire, son of Uly Lee Waymire, brother to your father, William E. "Dub" Waymire. My parents remember your dad fondly. My mom says he was a "sweetie". We would love any info and/or pictures that you have. We would share anything that we have with you. Would love to hear from you.

Re: Harvey E. Waymire, b.1871, wife Anna, b.1877, lived Jefferson Co., NE

Krauter1961 — 2009-01-10 21:43:50Z

I am related to these Waymires. My grandmother was Inez. There was another son born much later. He was also named Harvey and grew up to be a pilot. I would be thrilled to have this postcard. Please contact me. I don't have much information on the Rice family, but may be able to help fill in some information if you are still looking.

Charles Alexander Waymire - Oct 26, 1860

ireland8548 — 2008-12-24 02:15:18Z

1860 Oct 26, Charles Alexander Waymire was born in Jasper Co., IN
1870 Census: On July 28, 1870, Living in Mill Creek, Fountain Co., IN
1879 Jan 14, Charles Alexander Waymire married Fannie Keller in Fountain Co., IN
1880 Census: On June 15, 1880, Living in Jamestown, Boone Co., IN
1900 Census: On June 06, 1900, Living in Township 4, Jefferson Co., MT
1903 July 31, Alexander Waymire died in Warm Springs, Deer Lodge Co., MT - Age: 42 years, 9 months, 5 days
1910 Census: On April 28, 1910, Living in Helena, Lewis and Clark Co., MT
1913, Fannie E. Waymire died in Warm Springs, Deer Lodge Co., MT
Burial:: Boulder Cemetery, Boulder, Jefferson Co., MT
NOTE: See find a grave for headstones
NOTE: Son of Jacob Waymire and Elizabeth Lovejoy
NOTE: On the 1880 census he has a daughter Claudia who I believe is Claud O. Waymire a son on the 1900 census living close by his father.
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The Anaconda Standard - Anaconda, Montana - Thursday, August 30, 1900
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CIRCUS DROVE HIM CRAZY
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Waymire Was Queer Before, but Elephant Finished Him
DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR

Had a "Token" That There Is No More Ore in the Butte Hills and That Some Day He Will Own Great Northern

Alexander Waymire, until recently a section foreman on the Great Northern at Wickes, was examined yesterday by a commission of doctors in Judge Clancy's court and was ordered committed to the asylum. Waymire is suffering from many happy delusions of the brain and during his examination yesterday he kept the court, the doctors and many spectators laughing in spite of the pitiful spectacle the demented man presented.

The doctors who conducted the examination were Sullivan and Leggat, and a number of the physicians who are in the city attending the Rocky Mountain Medical association were witnesses and spectators. Judge Clancy read to Waymire the complaint which County Physician Sheeran had made against him and then asked him what he had to say to it.

Well, judge, I was guilty all right at the time, replied Waymire, with a laugh, "and I guess I must have been insane at the time. My mind is insane on one thing and all right on another. When I struck that policeman I knew there was something wrong.

How are you now -- crazy or not? asked the judge, and the demented man, as well as the spectators, laughed.

Yes, judge, I am crazy all right. My mind is between me and heaven, said Waymire.

Dr Sheeran testified that he first saw the man in the county jail on the 24th of the month, after he had been arrested, and since then he has been very violent and destructive. The doctor said the man was suffering from acute mania and was dangerous to be at large. The witness had learned that Waymire was born in Indiana and was about 40 years of age. His home is in Jefferson County and for some time he has been a section foreman on the Great Northern at Wickes. He came to Butte with his family to see the circus on the 23rd, and that night or the next day he was arrested for insanity.

Mrs. Waymire testified that her husband had been a little queer for a week or so before they came to Butte. He was in better humor than before and talked constantly. He bragged about his work on the section and about a mine in which he was interested. He carried a piece of ore about with him and talked about it all the time.

The demented man's son also testified to the same effect, and then the doctors questioned Waymire himself. He wanted to tell them all about it and how he behaved himself in Butte after he realized that he was crazy. He said he had some trouble with a policeman and was laying it off to him." when the policeman jumped three feet in the air.

I told him he was a fool and that I would not hurt him. I then began to realize that there was something wrong and when I was taken to the dungeon a token came to me.

What was that token? asked one of the doctors.

Well, I was told that there was no more ore in the Anaconda hill. I came to Butte with my little ones to see the show and I put up with my old friend Jefferson, where I am always welcome whether I have anything or not.

After the circus, said Waymire, he came up town to have a good time on $10 his wife had given him and he went into several places, including a dance hall, where he met a very pretty girl.

I can appreciate a pretty woman as well as any man, he said, and so can you, you rascal, he added, addressing one of the doctors. That high forehead back of your ears shows that.

He told about his mine, the Jay Bird, in Jefferson County, and said he had enough money to buy a half interest in the Great Northern railroad. The president of that road is his friend and some day he will hold all the offices in the company.

I have millions in my mind, he said, but it is all in my mind. A man in Boulder asked a friend of mine if I was not nutty, but my friend told him he ought to see me some time when I was acting real crazy.

When you came to town you had money enough to buy the circus, didn't you? asked Dr. Leggat.

Well, I didn't think much about that.

Did you see the elephant? asked Judge Clancy.

Waymire was convulsed with laughter by the question and the recollections of the circus.

Yes, I saw the elephant, he said, after he had recovered. I saw him standing on his head and on his tail. My wife told me if I didn't stop laughing people would think I was crazy.

Dr. Hopkins of Denver, a specialist on nervous diseases, made an examination of Waymire and pronounced his case one of paretic dementia.
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Re: Oliver Waymire

Claudiairoyer — 2008-10-28 06:18:19Z

Oliver Waymire was married to Josephine Durand - listed in the 1910 census for Indianapolis, IN, under Mary Lafever who was my husband's ggrandfather's sister, Mary Royer.
Josephine was listed as her daughter, born in IL and she married Oliver 18 Jun 1909 in Brazil, Clay Co., IN. Oliver had two sons, possibly from a previous marriage to a Mary Jane Johnson of Tippicanoe, as their ages were Eugene Waymire, age 9 -1901, and Ernest A. Waymore, age 4-1906. They are listed as Mary Lefever's grandsons. Please e-mail me at Claudiairoye@aol.com as we are trying to find Josephine (Lefever?) (Durand) Waymire.

Harvey E. Waymire, b.1871, wife Anna, b.1877, lived Jefferson Co., NE

margerice1 — 2008-08-04 04:33:57Z

I have an original postcard photograph of “Waymire Family – Ed, Anna, Leslie, George, Glendora, Inez, Phebe, Willie, Leona”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. “Ed” look to be about mid-40s, and the youngest child, Leona, looks to be about age 3, so the photo was likely taken about 1915. Mother Anna looks so very tired, and although she would be under 40, she looks older. The children look to be about 18, 16, 14, 11, 8, 5 and 3

I found the family of Harvey E. Waymire (38), wife Anna M. (32), and children Leslie L. (14), George E. (11), Glendora (9), Inez L. (6), Phoebe M. (3), and William W. (9 mo.) in the 1910 census for Plymouth (Jefferson Co.) NE. OneWorldTree shows Harvey Edgar Waymire (22 Aug 1871), married Annie May Rice (5 May 1877), with seven children: Leslie Luther (5 Jan 1896), George Edgar (20 Dec 1898), Glendora (13 Mar 1900), Inez Irene (30 Oct 1903), Phebe May (7 Nov 1906), William Wilson (7 Jul 1909) and Leona Rose (13 Sep 1912).

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to this Waymire family.

Erma A. Waymire (1914-1934)

Wanna7 — 2007-10-05 17:15:02Z

While visiting the Masonic Cemetery in Trinidad, Colorado, I saw a headstone for Erma A. Waymire 1914-1934. Anybody know how she fits into the Waymire family?

Re: The Quest For John Rudolph Waymire

e_waymire — 2007-08-04 14:24:33Z

Yes, the book is availabe. Email me at e.waymire@sbcglobal.net and I'll send you a description of the book and ordering information.

Re: The Quest For John Rudolph Waymire

phyllis1937 — 2007-08-04 01:59:31Z

I am a decendanr of John R Waymire. Is the book still available and how much will it cost now?Does the book list the name of his wife?
Thanks, Phyllis Waymire-Liston

Herbert Marion Waymire - 1884 - 1918

ireland8548 — 2007-05-13 03:08:09Z

WILLIAMSPORT PIONEER
Warren County, Indiana
October 11, 1918
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HERBERT WAYMIRE
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Herbert Waymire, a former resident of Independence, died at Lafayette last week. He was born in Independence thirty four years ago and left two children. Agnes and Roy.
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NOTE: Herbert Marion Waymire son of Peter Waymire and Martha J. Cordell
June 04, 1884 - September 24, 1918

Mrs. Dan Waymire Dead

ireland8548 — 2007-05-13 02:56:34Z

This obituary is for Adeline Victoria Greenlee Waymire widow of Honey Dan Waymire, what I don't understand is the mention of a sister Fannie Purple from what I can find Fannie's maiden name was Swann? Also Adeline went under the name Addie? Also the date was hand written as appearing in the newspaper Aug. 02, 1928 but I have Addie V. Waymire living with Warren and Dessie Collyer in Trumbull County, Ohio on the 1930 census.
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August 02, 1928
Warren County, Indiana
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MRS. DAN WAYMIRE DEAD

Mrs. Lavina Waymire, widow of the late Daniel Waymire of Independence, died Friday at the home of her sister Mrs. Fanny Purple, near Marshfield in Warren County. Mrs. Waymire was about 75 years old and is survived by two children -- Mrs. Warren Collyer and Earl Waymire, both of Warren OH.
The funeral was conducted Sunday afternoon from the home of Mrs. Purple, and burial was made at West Lebanon.
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NOTE: Both Dessie Collyer and Earl Waymire were living in Warren Township, Trumbull County, Ohio on the 1930 census.
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Edna Smith Waymire - 1912 - 1991

ireland8548 — 2007-05-08 03:15:49Z

Jan 31, 1912 - June 08, 1991
Fountain County, Indiana
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EDNA E. WAYMIRE, 78, ATTICA HOMEMAKER
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ATTICA -- Edna E. Waymire, 78, of 910 Perry St. died at 2:55 p.m. Saturday in St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center in Lafayette, shortly after being admitted.

She had been in ill health several years.

Mrs. Waymire was a homemaker. She formerly worked at Attica Greenhouse and Radio Material Corp., also in Attica.

Born in Green Hill in Warren County, June 31, 1912, she lived in Independence and rural Warren County early in her life and attended Green Hill and Attica schools. She had lived in Attica since 1949.

She married Roy M. Waymire April 02, 1932, in Lafayette. He survives.

Mrs. Waymire was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Ladies Auxiliary of Moose 23, Merry-Go-Round Club and Thursday Afternoon Club, all of Attica.

Also surviving is a son, Jack Waymire of Attica.
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EDNA E. WAYMIRE
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Visitation at Maus Funeral Home, Attica 5-9 p.m. Tuesday with Ladies Auxiiary of Moose service at 8:30 p.m. Funeral service in Maus Chapel, 11 a.m. Wednesday, the Rev. Duane Craycraft officiating. Interment St. Francis Xavier Cemetery, Attica. Surviving are a grand-daughter, Bonnie Waymire of Indianapolis; a sister in law, Daisy Smith, a niece, June Keisler, a nephew, Robert E. Smith, all of Attica. Memorial contributions may be made to Diabetes Association.
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John O. Waymire - 1928 - 1987

ireland8548 — 2007-05-08 02:44:34Z

February 13, 1987
Jasper County, Indiana

JOHN O. WAYMIRE
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REMINGTON -- John O. Waymire, 58, of Three Rivers, Michigan, a Jasper County native, died unexpectedly Thursday morning at a hospital in Kalamazoo, Mich.

He was born August 19, 1928, in Rensselaer.

Mr. Waymire was a 1946 graduate of Rensselaer High School

He farmer for two years in Jordan Township prior to serving two years in the Army. He later was employed for 32 years at the Inland Steel Co. in East Chicago.

Mr. Waymire was a member of the United Steel workers of America Local 1010 and the American Legion Post 170 in Hiceshutz, Michigan.

Surviving with his mother, Katie Waymire of Remington, is a brother, Dan Waymire of Bayonet Point, Florida.
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JOHN O. WAYMIRE

Friends call 4-8 p.m. today. Stitz Funeral Home, Remington. Service there at 2 p.m. Saturday, the Rev. Donald Ruhl officiating. Interment in Welsh Cemetery, Rensselaer. Also surviving are a niece and a nephew.

Re: The Quest For John Rudolph Waymire

e_waymire — 2007-05-08 00:46:13Z

THE QUEST FOR JOHN RUDOLPH WAYMIRE

John Rudolph Waymire was a remarkable man who was born in 1721 in the Electorate of Hanover, Germany, and died in 1801 in Randolph Co., North Carolina. He was the ancestor of many early pioneers to places such as Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Oregon, and California. Among his illustrious descendants were George W. Julian, an early Indiana Congressman; Frederick Waymire, a Territorial Legislator of Oregon; James Andrew Waymire, Supreme Court Judge of California and a founding Regent of the University of California; and most notably, President Herbert Hoover.

“The Quest for John Rudolph Waymire” is a 560-page genealogical book published in September 2005, prepared by the Waymire Family Research Group. Dr. Friedel Wehmeier found the German ancestral village of the Wehmeyer family, long sought after by a number of dedicated researchers. The community of Duederode, Lower Saxony, Germany, celebrated its 950th Anniversary in July 2005.

The first four chapters outline several generations of JRW's ancestors, his early life in Duederode, the family’s migration to the English colonies, and an analysis of the tales about him that have developed over many years. Included are illustrations of a number of German churchbook records with translations, as well as the marriage contracts for both JRW and his father.

The balance of the book consists of chapters on each of JRW's fifteen children, expanding the data on the material originally covered by Dr. William Reser's 1925 pamphlet, “John Rudolph Waymire and the First Three Generations of His Descendants.”

Thank you for your interest in this breakthrough genealogical resource.

Waymire Family Research Group:
Peggy Stone Tegel, Dr. Friedel Wehmeier, Edward Waymire

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Flora Waymire Tyre - 1861 - 1891

ireland8548 — 2007-05-08 00:23:41Z

Warren Republican
Thursday, May 14, 1891
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MRS FLORA TYRE
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The subject of this sketch was born near Renssalaer, Jasper County, Indiana, March 24, 1861, and was the daughter of Laban and Emily Waymire. She received a good common school education and at the age of 16 was united in full membership with the M. E. Church. It was about this time that her father died, leaving Flora her widowed mother's principal assistant in the care of a little brother and sister, and nobly did she fulfill the trust. At the age of 19 she was married to John Tyre, of Fountain County, Ind., and with him commenced housekeeping at Riverside in their own home. Perfectly congenial in habits and disposition, they entertained for each other a feeling of regard that time seemed to increase rather than diminish. Eleven happy years of married life were granted them and that they were happy years in the fullest sense of the word, none who knew them could entertain the slightest doubt. Business matters requiring the presence of Mr. Tyre in the West, she with their two little girls, Mabel and Clara, accompanied him upon two occasions to Colorado. On his last trip West, before her death Mrs. Tyre decided to remain in Indiana and superintend the erection of a new and handsome residence they were expecting to build. After a 12 months' absence Mr. Tyre returned with the results of a very profitable years business eager to receive the caresses of wife and daughters from whom he was determined nothing should ever separate him again no was he wholly disappointed in his expectations; his wife and children were at the cars to meet him and winding their arms affectionately around him he was lovingly conducted to the new home. Surely no couple had greater reason to indulge in pleasing anticipations of the future than Mr. and Mrs. Tyre. It is an old saying, however, and none the less a true one, that "man proposes and God disposes". A few weeks after Mr. Tyre's return from the West, Flora complained of not feeling well and the disease, slight at first, developed into a serious case of bilious fever and inflammation of the stomach, and until a short time before her death no one anticipated that the disease would terminate fatally. She was always gay and lively in her manners and a short time before her death as her husband felt her purse she playfully called him Dr. Tyre; these were about her last words.
Her last sufferings, which were often most severe, were borne uncomplainingly, the nearest approach she ever made in the nature of a complaint was to request her mother to hand her the newspaper to see if the reading would not in some degree beguile her mind from the pain she was enduring. It was very difficult for the friends that remember Flora as a little girl and again as a wife and mother, to realize that her life work is ended so soon, and that as a true wife and mother and a consistent Christian she is receiving her reward. To the husband and children so terribly bereaved, the tenderest words of sympathy must seem cold and unfeeling. The only comfort they they can experience is the thought that in some future existence this broken family may once more be reunited where there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, where God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes.
At the time of her death Flora was 30 years old. Funeral services were conducted at the M. E. Church, at Independence by Rev. Mr. Miller, of Green Hill. Remains were interred at Armstrong's Chapel the same afternoon. The afflicted family have many warm friends who join with them in mourning the loss of one so good, so true and womanly.

Nina F. Swank Waymire

ireland8548 — 2007-05-07 22:47:59Z

Lafayette - West
Lafayette Indiana
Wednesday, May 24, 1989
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NINA F. WAYMIRE
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ATTICA -- Nina F. Waymire, 76, of 112 Edgewood Drive, died at 7:50 a.m. Tuesday in Country Care Nursing Home, Williamsport. She had been a patient there one year.

Mrs. Waymire formerly owned different restaurants in Attica for several years.

Born in Crawfordsville, October 20, 1912, she had spent most of her life in the Crawfordsville area, and attended school in Crawfordsville. She moved to Attica in 1950.

Her first marriage was August 10, 1923, in Crawfordsville to Louis Vavas, who died in 1948. On June 28, 1969, she married in Attica to (David) Merle Waymire. He died October 28, 1984.

She was a member of Church of Christ in Crawfordsville, and Ladies of the Moose in Attica.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Herschel (Barbara) Clark of Veedersburg; and one brother, William Lloyd Swank of Herre Haute.
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NINA F. WAYMIRE
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Visitation at Maus Funeral Home, Attica, 6-8 p.m. Thursday. Service in Maus Chapel 1:30 p.m. Friday, the Rev. Gary Johnson officiating. Interment, Masonic Cemetery, Crawfordsville. Surviving are 2 grandchildren, Mrs. Bob (Diane) Lyons of Veedersburg and Mrs. Tim (Debra) Taylor of Nevada, Mo.; and 8 great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the donor's choice.
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Re: The Quest For John Rudolph Waymire

Wanna7 — 2007-05-07 20:30:19Z

Is this book still available for purchase? If so, where can I order a copy?

Re: The Quest For John Rudolph Waymire

2006-05-31 17:07:24Z

Glad you liked the book, Dave. All credit for the style and layout of the book goes to Peggy Tegel. Dr Friedel Wehmeier receives credit for the very readable style of presentation in his chapters,

Ed Waymire

wesley ernest waymire family

2006-05-16 15:32:37Z

my greatgrandfather was wesley ernest waymire and lena mae conger waymire.they had a daughter:beverly eilleen waymire(my grandmother).any relation? I don't know much about him.any possible hits let me know please.

Daniel Andrew Waymire

ireland8548 — 2007-05-02 01:09:33Z

June 03, 1915
Warren County, Indiana
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DANIEL ANDREW WAYMIRE
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Died at his home in Independence at 12:25 Tuesday morning, death resulting from a stroke of paralysis, which came upon him Saturday evening.
The deceased was born July 26, 1852, and died June 01, 1915, aged 62 years, 10 months and 5 days. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Adeline Waymire, one son, Earl Waymire, and one daughter, Mrs. Warren Collyer, to mourn his passing away.
Mr. Waymire had been troubled for years with rheumatism and heart trouble, but despite this affliction he made daily trips to his farm just east of Attica to see that things were kept moving. He had a wonderful amount of vitality and it took something very serious to keep him at home and away from his duties. He has always been a resident of Warren Township and for the most part has made Independence his home. He was a very prominent citizen of the township in which he lived, and even up to late years took an active part in political, moral and religious work of the county. He was a good man, honest and upright, he believed in the "Golden Rule" and adhered to it as strickly as a man could. He believed in God and in the work of Christianity, and to this end devoted a goodly portion of his time and money to the promotion of the good work which he fully believed to be salvation of mankind. He was generous of heart and in spirit; he took great pleasure in aiding those in distress and in relieving the suffering. He was bold and fearless in condeming wrong, but charitable to a fault. He was loved, honored and respected by all who knew him, and in passing away the neighborhood has lost a good man whose counsel was much sought after. The church and Sunday School has lost a conscientious and consistent worker, and the home has lost a devoted husband and dear good father. Peace to his soul.
The funeral services were held at the U.B. Church in Independence, this [Thursday] afternoon at two o'clock. Rev Dwyer officiating, after which interment will take place in Riverside Cemetery, at Attica.
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August 10, 1916
AUTOS COLLIDE AT RIVERSIDE
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Mrs. Dan Waymire and daughter, Mrs. Warren Collyer, of Independence and their guest, Miss. Edith Greenlee, of Joplin, Mo., who were driving a Ford touring car collided with the car of Rev. W. H. Haynes of this city Monday morning at Riverside. The accident happened at the cross roads just north of the Wabash railroad tracks at Riverside. Mrs. Waymire, Mrs. Collyer and Miss. Greenlee were driving over from Independence to spend the day with W. H. Cain in Riverside and were driving south. Rev. W. H. Haynes was driving for Phile Duffield, the assistant carrier on rural route six out of this city and was driving east on the river road out from Attica. The weeds were very high at the crossing and obstruct the view both to the north and west from the crossing. Rev. Haynes, however, had seen the car driven by the ladies when it was quite a distance from the crossing. He was so much nearer the crossing than they, he said, that he thought he had plenty of time to make the crossing before they could reach it. Mrs. Collyer who was driving the other car, saw the smoke of what she took to be a train in the distance and she speeded her car up to make the railroad crossing before the train, she not having seen the Haynes car. Rev. Haynes did reach the crossing a moment in advance of the other car, but not soon enough to prevent it plunging into the side of his machine, and turning it over into the ditch. Both Rev. Haynes and Mr. Duffield were thrown out, and the ladies were also thrown from their car. Fortunately no one was hurt, save receiving a severe shaking up.
Mrs. Collyer's car suffered the greatest damage, both front wheels being smashed to pieces and one lamp smashed. Some of the stay rods underneath the bed on Rev. Haynes' car were broken, the fenders bent and the bed caved in at one point. Mr. Duffield had to telephone to Attica for another car to finish his mail route.

Sarah H. Waymire Lebo

ireland8548 — 2007-05-02 00:51:14Z

WARREN REPUBLICAN
Thursday, October 06, 1898

MRS. SARAH WAYMIRE LEBO
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Mrs. Sarah Waymire Lebo was born in Warren Township, Warren County, Indiana, February 02, 1840, and departed this life at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Harvey, in Warren Township, about 8:30 o’clock p.m., Tuesday, September 27th, 1898.
She was united in marriage to the late Jacob B. Lebo in Williamsport, Indiana, February 28, 1856. She had been a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for about 22 years. She was the mother of four children Alice and Flava, both dying in infancy, and the remaining two, Mrs. Hattie Harvey and Mrs. Etna Russell. Deceased leaves two sisters and one brother. They are Mrs. Hulda Steadman, of Boswell, Mrs. Rachael Talbott, of Oxford, and Daniel Waymire, of Independence. She was 58 years, 7 months and 25 days of age at death.
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NOTE: Daughter of Frederick Waymire and Mary Waymire
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WARREN REPUBLICAN
Thursday, November 14, 1895
Warren County, Indiana
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MR. JACOB LEBO

The funeral of the late Jacob Lebo of Warren Township, was held at the family residence last Thursday at one o'clock p.m., Rev. Wm. Wilmer, assisted by Rev. Mr. Rodgers, officiating. Interment at Riverside Cemetery, Attica. Deceased leaves a wife and two daughters -- Mrs. Hattie Belle Harvey and Mrs. Etna D. Russell, He died at 12:30 Wednesday (Nov. 06, 1895) morning of last week. The day before he had dug, hauled and buried his cabbages, and in the evening had walked to Kickapoo for his mail, and returned, a distance of 2 miles. He ate a hearty supper and was in his usual health. Mr. Lebo was an old and respected citizen of the county. Although not a member of any church or secret order he was a good man and neighbor.
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RIVERSIDE CEMETERY
Fountain County, Indiana
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Jacob Benjamin Lebo
Born: February 25, 1832
Died: November 06, 1896
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Sarah H. Lebo
Born: February 02, 1840
Died: September 27, 1898
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INDEPENDENCE CEMETERY-WEST SECTION
Warren County, Indiana
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Lebo, Flavo Agness
Dau of Jacob B. & Sarah
Born: March 09, 1866
Died: September 10, 1869
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Lebo, Alice Jane
Dau of Jacob B. & Sarah
Died: February 17, 1865
Age: 15 days

John Frederick Waymire

ireland8548 — 2007-05-02 00:45:37Z

November 05, 1996
Jasper County, Indiana
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J. FREDERICK WAYMIRE, 68

Rensselaer -- J. Frederick Waymire, 68, of 202 E. Oak St., died at 12:50 p.m. Sunday, November 03, in Jasper County, Hospital.

Mr. Waymire was a carpenter for 25 years at St. Joseph College and had worked at the Jasper County Farm Bureau Lumber Yard. He also was a self-employed carpenter.

Born January 26, 1928, in Jasper County, he was a lifelong resident of Jasper County and a 1945 graduate of Rensselaer High School. He married Elizabeth Ann Pettet on September 11, 1948, in Rensselaer.

Mr. Waymire was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church and was a St. Joseph College Fellow. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, a former Jasper County 4-H adviser and a member of Prairie Arts council.

Surviving are his wife; two sons, John Waymire of Jamestown and David Waymire of Rensselaer; five daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Mary) Snyder of Rensselaer, Mrs. Richard (Barbara) Werner of Wilmington, Ohio, Mrs. Darrald (Beverly) Crynes of Rensselaer, Mrs. John (Susan) Plank of Brookston and Mrs. Robert (Rita) Jennings of Mesa Arizona.
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FREDERICK J. WAYMIRE

Friends may call 3-9 p.m. (CST) today, Jackson Funeral Chapel, Rensselaer, with Prayer service at 7:30 p.m. CST). Funeral service 10 a.m. (CST) Wednesday, St. Augustine Church the Rev. Mark Peres officiating. Interment Memory Gardens, Rensselaer. Twelve grandchildren; 1 great=grandchild. Harrison Frederick Hill, survive. Preceded in death by his parents, Omer and Clara Brusnahan Waymire; and a sister. Those who wish to contribute to the Gibault School for Boys may do so by procuring the proper envelope at the Jackson Funeral Chapel.
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Paul Waymire

ireland8548 — 2007-05-02 00:42:43Z

PAUL WAYMIRE
Son of Paul Laban Waymire and Edith Oakley
October 08, 1930 – July 05, 1997
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July 10, 1997
Lafayette, Fountain County, Indiana

PAUL WAYMIRE JR.
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Paul Waymire Jr., 66, 1015 E. Jackson St., Attica died in St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, on Saturday July 05, 1997 at 9:30 a.m. He had been in failing health.

Born in Attica, on Oct. 08, 1930, he was the son of Paul and Edith (Oakley) Waymire Sr. He was a life resident of Attica and had attended Attica School.

Mr. Waymire worked for Heatcraft in Danville, IL. for 30 years as a material handler. He was a veteran of the Korean Conflict, serving in the U.S. Army. He was a member of the V.F.W. Post #3318 of Attica and loved to fish.

His marriage was to Mary Ellen Kincade on Jan. 26. 1963 in Attica, she survives.

Also surviving are three sons, John Waymire of Williamsport, Michael Waymire of Lafayette and Bobby Penick of Kokomo; two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Nancy) Richardson of Dexter, Mo. and Cathy Lisenby of Lufkin, Texas; a half brother, Roland Kuntz of Lafayette; a stepbrother, Jack Rainbolt of Corydon; nine grandchildren, six step-great-grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and 11 step-great-grandchildren.

Visitation was prior to service on Tuesday at Maus Funeral Home, Attica. Harlan Kincade officiated. Interment in Riverside Cemetery, Attica.

Memorial contributions may be made to American Lung Association.
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Elmer Theodore Waymire

ireland8548 — 2007-05-02 00:29:30Z

WARREN REPUBLICAN
Thursday, November 22, 1900
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ELMER WAYMIRE

Deceased was the son of Peter Waymire, residing in Warren Township, near Independence. Elmer died at the home of his parents Tuesday, November 13th, 1900, aged 23 years, 9 months, and 3 days. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. H. Jones at the U. B. Church in Independence on Thursday, November 15th, 1900. Deceased joined the church four years ago and had lived a devoted member since his conversion. He was beloved and respected by all who knew him, and the service was attended by a large congregation. He had been sick several months from consumption. Interment was made in the Independence Cemetery.
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ELMER THEODORE WAYMIRE
Son of Peter Waymire and Martha J. Cordell
February 10, 1877 - November 13, 1900
Age: 23 years - 9 Months - 3 Days
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INDEPEDENCE CEMETERY-West Section
Warren County, Indiana
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Waymire, Peter
Co. H 135 Ind Inf
Born: August 01, 1844
Died: November 15, 1911
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Waymire, Martha J.
Born: 1848
Died: 1938
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Waymire, Elmer T.
Born: 1877
Died: 1900
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Waymire, Milber
Born: 1882
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Frances Townsend Waymire

ireland8548 — 2007-05-02 00:24:16Z

February 18, 1910
Tippecanoe County, Indiana
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FRANCES WAYMIRE

The death of Mrs. Frances Waymire, of Buck Creek, occurred yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clock at St. Elizabeth hospital. Mrs. Waymire was taken to that institution about five weeks ago and her death was caused by the infirmities of age. She was born in Tennessee on January 27, 1830, her maiden name being Frances Townsend. She came from Tennessee to Clinton County, Indiana, and was married there to John Waymire in 1859. The Waymire family moved to Tippecanoe County forty years ago. Mr. Waymire died about eleven years ago. He conducted a store at Buck Creek for a number of years before his death. Mrs. Waymire was a woman of many good qualities and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. She was devoted to her home and family and was an ideal mother. She had been a devout member of the United Brethren Church for fifty years and was an earnest worker in the church at Buck Creek. Two daughters, Mrs. Allis Dunwoody, of Logansport, and Mrs. E. C. Crider, of West Lafayette, and one stepdaughter, Mrs. Annette Pittsenbarger, of Buck Creek, survive. The remains were taken to the family residence in Buck Creek and the funeral will be conducted from the U. B. Church at that place tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. The interment will be made in the Hollywood Cemetery.

Isaac Albert Waymire

ireland8548 — 2007-05-02 00:18:55Z

WARREN REPUBLICAN
Warren County, Indiana
Sunday, August 13, 1916
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IKE WAYMIRE DEAD
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Ike Waymire, aged 60, died last Thursday night at the home of his sister, Mrs. Jennie Petro, in Independence after a short illness with paralysis. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. John Meisenhelder of north of Independence and Mrs. Frank Foster of that place. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock and burial was made at Independence.
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WARREN COUNTY, INDIANA DEATH RECORDS
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Isaac Albert Waymire
Died: August 9, 1916
Place of Death: Independence, Warren County, Indiana
Age: 61 Years
Widower
Cause of death: Cerebral hemorrhage
Place of Burial: - Independence, Indiana
Date of burial: August 11, 1916
Funeral Director: Connell & Boyd
Recorded locally in Book No. - C-13 Page: 70
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Son of David Waymire and Elizabeth Ritenour

Re: Harrison, Frederick, Isaac, John, and Daniel Waymire 9 KS Cav

CherylMcMillan — 2006-12-02 15:00:05Z

I have information on both Harrison and Frederick and their wives and would like to know what happened to them after the war. My husband is related to their wives.

Re: Elizabeth Waymire 1753 - 1834

e_waymire — 2007-01-24 16:22:41Z

Hester Ann Waymire, b 11/13/1845, d 7/16/1925, in Independence, Warren Co,IN is the daughter of David and Elizabeth Ritenour Waymire.

Re: wesley ernest waymire family

e_waymire — 2006-05-18 00:20:47Z

Email me at e.waymire@sbcglobal.net and I will send you the information on Wesley Ernest Waymire

Jonas Waymire