Notebook - Indiana #3

Albig, Leona, comp. Index 1830 Federal Population Census for Indiana, Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Historical Society, 1981.

Colclasier / Colclasure

• Abraham - Orange - 010000001, 000000001
• Abraham - Washington
• Daniel - Washington
• David - Shelby
• David (2) - Washington
• Jacob - Orange - 200001, 110001
• Jacob - Shelby
• John - Orange - 111001, 101001
• John - Shelby 
• John - Washington
• Philip - Shelby
• Polly - Shelby
• Washington - Orange - 20001, 10011

Cornwell 

• Abraham B. - Fayette
• George - Monroe
• Harrison - Orange - 00011, 10001, 1 deaf & dumb, over 25
• James - Orange - 100001, 311101
• James  - Putnam
• Levi - Fayette
• Love S. - Lawrence
• Paten - Orange - 10001, 0001
• Peter - Orange - 0011001, 0111001
• Simon - Orange - 13001, 10001
• Solomon - Parke
• Thomas - Orange
• William - Orange - 002010001, 00010001
• William - Washington
• Wm. - Washington

Draper, Thomas - Decatur 

Fitzgerald

• Derrett - Gibson
• James - Gibson (2)
• Johnston - Gibson

Hunt 

• Abraham - Randolph
• Absolom - Vigo
• Bazaleel - Randolph
• Edward - Randolph
• Lewis - Randolph
• Thomas - Randolph
• Thompson - Randolph
• William Esq. - Randolph

Lathrop 

• Ezra - Decatur (2)
• Harvey - Ripley
• Jermiah / Juriah / Juniah - Owen
• Joel - Vigo
• Lymun - Jefferson
• Nelson - Decatur
• Samuel - Crawford
• Augustus - Switzerland

Parish / Parrish

• Abel - Putnam (2)
• Edward - Putnam
• Henry - Putnam (2)
• Ira - Vermilion
• Jesse - Putnam
• Richard - Putnam
• Temperance - Putnam - grandma

Saltzman 

• Andrew - Posey
• Daniel - Posey
• John - Posey
• John Sr. - Posey
• Michael - Posey
• Peter - Posey

Wilson

• Abel - Washington
• Abner W. - Orange
• Absolom - Orange
• Andrew - Orange
• Barbary - Washington
• Edward - Orange
• Elijah - Washington
• George - Washington
• Hance - Washington
• James - Orange
• James A. - Orange
• James S. - Washington
• Jane - Orange
• Jeremiah - Orange
• Jesse - Washington
• Joel - Washington
• John - Orange
• John Sr. - Orange
• John - Washington (2)
• Joseph - Orange
• Nathaniel - Orange
• Reuben - Washington
• Robert - Orange
• Samuel - Washington
• William - Orange
• William - Washington

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Bolding, James. 1850 Census Washington County, IN, Salem, IN: Washington County Historical Society, 1991.

#210 Galbraith, John 39 b. IN, farmer

• Mary 30 b. IN
• Cynthia A. 17 b. IN
• William H. 15 b. IN
• Samuel A. 13 b. IN
• Mary A. 11 b. IN
• David J. 8 b. IN
• Francis M. 5 b. IN
• Elizabeth J. 1 b. IN

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Gibson County Records

State of Indiana vs. Derrett Fitzgerald assault & battery on Mary Ferguson
William Embree guardian of Thomas Embree vs. James, Ruben, Derrit Fitzgerald money 1824

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Heiss, Willard. 1820 Federal Census for Indiana, Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Historical Society, 1966.

1820 map of Indiana

head of household, county, males age -10, 10-16, 16-18, 16-26, 26-45, 45+, females (same ages)

• Colclasher, Jacob, Orange, 0001, 20100, 1 in agriculture
• Colclasher, John, Orange, 20001, 201, 1 in agriculture
• Colclasher, Abraham, Orange, 000001, 00002, 1 in agriculture
• Colclasier, John, Washington, 0001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Colclasier, Jacob, Washington, 101201, 0111, 3 in agriculture
• Colclasier, Abraham, Washington, 0001, 10120, 1 in agriculture
• Colclasier, David, Washington, 110121, 10001, 5 in agriculture
• Colclasier, John, Washington, 10001, 2001, 1 in agriculture
• Colclasier, Daniel, Washington, 102201, 2021, 1 in agriculture
• Cornwell, George, Knox, 20001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Cornwell, John, Wayne, 00001, 0001, 1 in agriculture
• Draper, Abraham, Switzerland, 60001, 1001, 1 in agriculture
• Draper, Benjamin, Jackson, 10001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Draper, Thomas, Dearborn, 30001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Draper, Thomas, Washington, 010001, 00201, 2 in agriculture
• Draper, William, Washington, 0001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Draper, William, Dearborn, 12001, 2001, 1 in agriculture
• Fitzjerel, Jeret, Gibson, 1001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Fitzjerral, James, Gibson, 000011, 01001, 2 in agriculture
• Fitzjerral, Johnson, Gibson, 10021, 3001, 2 in agriculture
• Fitzjerrel, James, Gibson, 50011, 101, 2 in agriculture
• Galbreath, Samuel, Washington, 10001, 3201, 1 in agriculture
• Galbreath, Thomas, Washington, 10001, 2001, 1 in agriculture
• Gentle, William, Washington, 210001, 1301, 1 in agriculture
• Harbert, Ebenezas, Dearborn, 111301, 211, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, Abner, Sullivan, 101301, 22001, 4 in agriculture
• Hunt, Absalom, Sullivan, 0001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, Auston, Sullivan, 0001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, Barnabass, Wayne, 1001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, Bazil, Sullivan, 120101, 00101, 5 in agriculture
• Hunt, Randolph, 32001, 3011, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, George, Wayne, 310001, 01, 2 in agriculture
• Hunt, Ira, Wayne, 20001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, James, Wayne, 310001, 3201, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, John, Sullivan, 10001, 2001, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, John, Wayne, 001101, 00001, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, John, Wayne, 21001, 3101, 1 in manufacturing
• Hunt, Meshac, Sullivan, 200201, 22001
• Hunt, Saml. Wayne, 32001, 0101, 2 in agriculture
• Hunt, Smith, Wayne, 20111, 201, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, Stephen G., Wayne, 002, 101, 2 in manufacturing
• Hunt, Timothy, Wayne, 210001, 0101, 2 in agriculture
• Hunt, William, Randolph, 010101, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, Wm. Wayne, 30001, 1001, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, Wm. Wayne, 121201, 20001, 2 in agriculture
• Hunt, Wm. Sr. Wayne, 20001, 01, 1 in agriculture
• Hunt, Zemere, Sullivan, 110001, 2301, 3 in agriculture
• Lathrop, Erastus, Switzerland, 22121, 3101, 1 in agriculture
• Lathrop, Ezra, Dearborn,  11001, 1101, 1 in agriculture
• Lathrop, Isaac, Jefferson, 201301, 02101, 4 in agriculture
• Maudlin, Mark, Washington, 22, 10001, 3 in agriculture
• Maudlin, James, Washington, 0001, 102, 1 in agriculture
• Saltzman, Peter, Posey, 0001, 01, 1 in manufacturing
• Saltzman, Andrew, Posey, 1001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Saltzman, Daniel, Posey, 1001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Saltzman, John, Posey, 120021, 0201, 4 in agriculture
• Slaven, John, Vigo, 10001, 2201, 1 in agriculture
• Slaven, Samuel, Vigo, 0001, 3103, 1 in agriculture
• Stalecup? Samuel, Orange, 10001, 212, 1 manufacturing
• Staleup, Peter Sr., Orange, 220001, 1001, 3 in agriculture
• Stleup, Peter Jr., Orange, 0001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Alexander, Washington, 30001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Andrew, Orange, 00001, 2001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Charles, Washington, 0001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Harrison, Washington, 0001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Henry, Washington, 01001, 101, 2 in agriculture
• Wilson, James, Orange, 0001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, James I, Washington, 110201, 01111, 2 in agriculture
• Wilson, James, Orange, 10011, 111, 2 in agriculture
• Wilson, James, Washington, 1001, 1001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, James, Washington, 0001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Jasper, Orange, 011101, 01001, 3 in agriculture
• Wilson, John, Orange, 41001, 2201, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, John, Orange, 00001, 501, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, John, Orange, 00001, 4001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, John, Washington, 31001, 1001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, John, Washington, 11121, 2101, 4 in agriculture
• Wilson, John, Washington, 220011, 1011, 2 in agriculture
• Wilson, Joseph, Orange, 000101, 10101, 2 in agriculture
• Wilson, Margaret, Orange, 0001, 00201, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Nathaniel B. Orange, 0101, 101, 1 in manufacturing
• Wilson, Obediah, Orange, 0 males, 001, 1 in agriculture, free blacks 1 under 14, 1 26-44
• Wilson, Paton, Orange, 2001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Samuel, Orange, 0001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Susanna, Orange, 0 males, 1001
• Wilson, Thomas, Washington, 1001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, Washington, Washington, 1001, 101, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, William, Orange, 001, 001, 1 in agriculture
• Wilson, William, Washington, 110001, 12101, 1 in agriculture
• Wolf, Peter, Orange, 11001, 20021, 1 in agriculture

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History of Greene & Sullivan Counties, State of Indiana, Chicago, IL: Goodspeed Bros. & Co., Publishers, 1884

Hinkle, Shepherd

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History of Knox & Daviess Counties, Indiana, Chicago, IL: Goodspeed Publishing Company, 1886.

Young, Wilson, Stalcup

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Hulen, Carol. Daviess County, Indiana 1850 Census & Marriages 1817-1849, Bicknell, IN, no imprint, nd.

#213 Wilson, Alexander 37, farmer, $200, KY - grandpa

• Lurana, 35, KY - grandma
• William 16, IN - grandpa
• Alexander 14, IN
• Shelby 10, IN
• Emily 7, IN
• Andrew 5, IN
• Mary 3 IN

#950 Wilson, Jessee, 37, male, farmer, $700, NC

• Ellen 26 b. IN
• John 14 b. IN
• William 12 b. IN
• Morris 6 b. IN
• James C. 2 b. IN

#957 Wilson, Joseph 54, minister of the gospel, $1000, b. VA

• Anna 46, b. TN
• David M. 22 farmer, b. IN
• James 20 b. IN
• Malinda 16 b. IN
• Lucinda J. 13 b. IN
• Martha J. 10 b. IN
• Joseph B. 7 b. IN
• Sarah J. 5 b. IN

#1276 Willson, John 31, farmer, $700, b. TN r/w

• Dolly 32, VA
• Mary M. 12 b. IN
• William 5 b. IN
• Catherine 3 b. IN
• Samuel 30 farmer b. IN, r/w

#1445 Wilson, William 24 farmer, $1500 b. IN

• Kizziah 35, b. NC
• Allen, Jane 17, b. IN
• Allen, Laura 10 b. IN
• Allen, Milton 8, b. IN
• Allen, Mary E. 6 b. IN
• Wilson, George W. 1, b. IN
• Baker, James 35, b. IN

#1622 Wilson, John G. 40 farmer, b. KY

• Joana 31 b. KY
• Minerva 14 b. IN
• Nancy 12 b. IN
• Sarah 9 b. IN
• James R. 6 b. IN
• Rebecca 4 b. IN
• Deborah 1 b. IN

#1633 Wilson, Francis 50, [farmer] $400, b. Ireland

• Judith 55 b. Ireland
• Cullen, James, 8 b. OH 

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Indiana State Library. Index 1840 Federal Population Census Indiana, Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Historical Society, 1975.

Colclasier, Martial - Shelby
Colclasier, Philip - Shelby
Colclazer, George - Fountain
Colclazier, Jacob - Shelby
Colclazier, Sarah - Shelby
Cornwell Daniel - Orange

• Edmund - Orange
• Harrison - Orange
• Peter - Orange (2)
• Simon A. - Orange
• Thompson - Orange

Draper, A.J. - Decatur - uncle 

• John - Dearborn
• Thos. - Decatur (2) - one of them is grandpa
• William - Decatur

Galbeath?, William - Clinton

Galbert?, John - Daviess

Galbraith, Joseph - Fountain

Galbrath, James - Delaware

Galbrath, Samuel - Delaware

Galbreath, Benjamin - LaPorte

Galbreath, David - Clinton (2)

• Jame - Henry
• James - Decatur
• James - LaPorte
• Joseph - Kosciusko
• Robert - Wayne
• S. - Decatur
• Thos. - Orange - most likely grandpa
• Wm. - Decatur
• William W. - Henry

Galbreth, Thomas J. - Pulaski

Galbreth, William - Johnson

Gentle, John - Parke - grandpa
Gentle, Wm. - Parke - grandpa or uncle
Hunt, Absalom - Vigo

• Absolam, Esqr - Randolph
• Aram - Randolph
• Benjamin - Randolph (2)
• Bezaleel - Randolph
• Hiram - Randolph
• Howard - Randolph
• Isiah - Randolph
• John - Randolph
• Joshua - Randolph
• Miles - Randolph
• Rubin - Randolph
• William - Randolph

Lathrop, Abiel - LaPorte

• Augustus - Ripley - cousin
• Delila - Decatur - aunt
• E. - Decatur
• Erastus - Decatur - uncle
• Ezra - Decatur (2) - uncle / cousin
• Harvey - Ripley - cousin
• Henry - St. Joseph
• Isaac - Dearborn - cousin
• Isaac - St. Joseph
• Joel - Tippecanoe
• Junis - Fulton
• Lymon - Jefferson
• Nelson - Dearborn - cousin
• Russel - Ripley - grandpa
• Saml. - Crawford
• Suel - Delaware
• Thomas - Allen

Saltzman, Andrew - Posey

• John - Posey
• Manja? - Posey
• Michael - Posey
• Peter - Posey (2)

Tewalt, Abraham - Knox

• Jacob - Knox
• John S. - Knox
• Joseph - Knox

Wilson, A. - Daviess

• Aaron - Gibson
• Alex - Daviess
• Allen - Gibson
• Andrew - Orange
• David - Gibson
• Francis - Daviess
• James - Gibson (3)
• Jas. A. - Orange
• Jeremiah - Orange
• Jesse - Daviess
• Joseph - Orange
• Levin - Gibson
• Lewis - Gibson
• Lewis F. - Orange
• Margaret - Orange (2)
• Morfield - Orange
• Nathan - Orange
• Nathaniel - Orange
• Peter - Daviess
• Robert - Gibson (2)
• S. - Daviess
• William - Gibson (2)
• William C. - Gibson

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Indiana Work Progress Administration. Index to Marriage Record Orange County, Indiana, 1826-1920 Inclusive, Volume 1, Letters A-X Inclusive, 1939

Notice the amount of Cornwells who marry other Cornwells. Is it any wonder this family is difficult to untangle?

• Colclasure, George W. & Sarah J. Doak, April 20, 1864, C5, p. 107
• Colclasure, John & Olly Carndell, Sept. 28, 1848, C3, p. 205
• Colclasure, Mary E & Samuel McMahan, April 29, 1843 C2, p. 123
• Colclasure, Phebe J. & David R. Ellis Mar. 21, 1850, C3, 301
• Colclasure, Rachel & Joshua R. Moore, Jan. 29, 1847, C3, 110
• Colclasure, William & Nancy Heyworth, Apr. 8, 1856 C4 109
• Colclasure, Phoebe A. & John C. Hollowell, Aug. 24, 1843, C2, 126
• Colglazier, Elma E. & John W. Rutherford, Apr. 23, 1890, C8, 270
• Colglasier, Edward E. & Chloe Lindley, June 25, 1903, C10, 127
• Colglazier, Charles D. & Ida A. Magill, Mar. 3, 1892, C8, 413
• Colglazier, Claud A. & Bertha E. Sears, Sept. 1, 1871, w. Aug. 7, 1905 C11 33
• Colglazier, Edward D. & Cora E. Jones, Feb. 2, 1898 C9, 243
• Colglazier, Granville & Madge C. Finley, Jan. 29, 1879 w. Nov. 19, 1913, C16, 82
• Colglazier, Isaac & Rosa Pickett, Feb. 26, 1880, C7 138
• Colglazier, John M. & Mary E. Peter, Apr. 6, 1879, C7, 64
• Colglazier, Mildred & John T. Martin, Nov. 6, 1898, w. -----, C19, 235
• Colglazier, Minnie M. & Martin Rosenburger, Jan. 19, 1888, C8, 99
• Colglazior, Samuel & Sarah M. McPheeters, Oct. 9, 1856, C4 136
• Cornwell, Betsy & John Wolf, May 26, 1841, C2 108
• Cornwell, Edith E. & Shelby Strange, Oct. 11, 1849, C3, 266
• Cornwell, Edward & Nancy Johnson, Oct. 6, 1831, C2, 38
• Cornwell, Elizabeth & David Wilson, nd, C2, 60
• Cornwell, Elizabeth & Alvis Roach, Feb. 23, 1842, C2, 113
• Cornwell, Elizabeth & John Wolf, July 30, 1845, C2, 144 & C3, 25
• Cornwell, Emily & Dawson Burgess, May 3, 1846, C3, 69
• Cornwell, Harriett & Alexander Wallace, Oct. 21, 1842 C2 119
• Cornwell, Harrison & Nancy Cornwell, Dec. 23, 1827, C2 11
• Cornwell, Harrison & Rebecca Fulfer, Mar. 25, 1834, C2 54
• Cornwell, James & Polly Trinkle, Jan. 8, 1850, C3, 283
• Cornwell, James H. & Lucinda Massey, Aug. 31, 1847, C3 140
• Cornwell, Lewrany & Alex Wilson, Dec. 12, 1833, C2, 52 - grandparents
• Cornwell, Louisa & Thomas Tredaway, Feb. 16, 1832, C2 41
• Cornwell, Mary & John L. Kearby, Sept. 21, 1843, C2 127
• Cornwell, Mona & Harvey Nicholson, June 26, 1834 C2 56
• Cornwell, Morgan & Polly A. Hooten, Jan. 28, 1844 C2, 129
• Cornwell, Payton  & Elizabeth Mayers, Sept. 6, 1827 C2 9
• Cornwell, Peter & Rebecca Cornwell, Oct. 11, 1849 C3 265
• Cornwell, Polly (Mary (Wolfe) Cornwell) & Joseph Strange, Feb. 20, 1828 C2 - 12 - grandma's second marriage
• Cornwell, Sarah E. & William M. Vandever, Feb. 14, 1843, C2 122
• Cornwell, Thompson & Maria Cool, May 31, 1838, C2, 86
• Cornwell, Thompson & Jane Noblitt, May 22, 1842, C2, 115
• Cornwell, William & Matilda Johnson, Jan. 7, 1830, C2, 26
• Cornwell, William H. & Elton Wolf, Sept. 8, 1840, C2, 102 - both are cousins
• Cornwell, William H. & Celia Noblitt, Oct. 16, 1842, C2 119
• Galbrath, Lucinda & Gillum Henson, Mar. 9, 1843, C2 122 - cousins
• Galbreath Lavisa & Adlei Campbell Aug. 16, 1835, C2, 63
• Galbreth, Andrew & Lavicy Porter, Aug. 27, 1829, C2 22

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Indiana Works Progress Administration. Index to Marriage Record Orange County, 1826-1920 Inclusive, Vol. 2 Letters L-Z Inc., 1939

• Wilson, Amanda J. & Michael Lindsey, Jan. 31, 1839, C2 92
• Wilson, Ann C. & Thomas L. Mathers, Mar. 5, 1846, C3 64
• Wilson, Azor & Mary Morgan, nd, C4, 178
• Wilson, Edward & Besey Hall, Apr. 24, 1829, C2 20
• Wilson, Edward & Margaret Black, July 19, 1841, C2 108
• Wilson, Elias & Julian Miller, Aug. 12, 1847, C3 133
• Wilson, Eliza & John Davis, Apr. 4, 1844, C2, 131
• Wilson, Eliza E. & James W. Stalcup nd, C9, 265
• Wilson, Elizabeth & Josiah Lee, nd, C2, 38
• Wilson, Elizabeth & Stephen Potter, Aug. 27, 1837 C2, 79
• Wilson, Elizabeth & George Shirley, C2, 89
• Wilson, George & America Black, Nov. 4, 1832, C2, 45
• Wilson, George W. & Sarah Bell, Feb. 1, 1849 C3, 223
• Wilson, Hance & Mary Taylor, July 13, 1843, C2 125
• Wilson, James & Sarah Wilson, Aug. 30, 1834, C2, 57
• Wilson, James & Ann Hutchinson, July 27, 1837, C2, 79
• Wilson, James & Lucinda Magill, June 27, 1844, C2, 133
• Wilson, Juliana & Nathan Brittain, May 18, 1843, C2, 124
• Wilson, Lavina & Samuel D. Huddleson, Aug. 6, 1846, C3, 81
• Wilson, Lewis B. & Hannah Magner, Feb. 3, 1846, C3, 56
• Wilson, Louiza A. & Lewis Allen, Nov. 15, 1849, C3, 274
• Wilson, Margarett & Dennis Baxter, nd, C2, 16
• Wilson, Maria & Benton C. Elrod, Nov. 16, 1843, C2, 128
• Wilson, Mary & Alfred Bruner, Dec. 29, 1836, C2, 75
• Wilson, Nancy & John Lee, June 25, 1835 C2 63
• Wilson, Nancy & John G. Collins, Oct. 21, 1837, C2, 80
• Wilson, Nancy & Elias Hungate, Oct. 19, 1840, C2, 104
• Wilson, Nathan & Nancy Oral, Jan. 17, 1841, C2, 105
• Wilson, Nathaniel & Jane Kenley, June 11, 1835, C2, 62
• Wilson, Priscilla & Joshua Reed, Dec. 16, 1838, C2 91
• Wilson, Samuel & O. Brooks, nd. C2, 8
• Wilson, Sarah & James Wilson, Aug. 30, 1834, C2, 57
• Wilson, Sarah Jane & Solomon Moore, Jan. 1, 1843, C2, 121
• Wilson, William A. & Beda Johnson, July 27, 1843, C2, 125
• Wolf, Anderson & Polly Ford, Mar. 8, 1829, C2, 24 - cousin
• Wolf, Caleb & Betsy Gromer, nd, C2, 88
• Wolf, Eliza & Samuel Trinkle, Sep. 27, 1838?, C2, 89
• Wolf, Elizabeth & Lewis H. Moulder, Nov. 20, 1842, C2, 120
• Wolf, James H. & Mary Ellen Henas, nd, C3, 429
• Wolf, John & Budy/Rudy? Stroud, Sept. 1, 1846, C3, 86
• Wolf, John & Lucy Kearby, June 24, 1847, C3, 124
• Wolf, Lucinda & Thomas M. Burgess, Oct. 25, 1849, C3, 269
• Wolf, Mehala & Hugh H. Young, Nov. 26, 1835, C2 66
• Wolf, Mary & William M. Blackburn Feb. 15, 1838, C2, 84
• Wolf, Virgil & Kate Strange, nd, C10, 50

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Jackson, Ronald. Indiana 1850 Census Index, Salt Lake City: Accelerated Indexing Systems, Inc., nd

• Brook, Richard - Bartholomew, Wayne Twp. - grandpa
• Edwards, John - Bartholomew, Clifty Twp.
• Edwards, Josiah - Bartholmew, Pigeon Twp.
• Edwards, Solomon - Bartholomew, Ohio Twp. - grandpa
• Galbreath, Nancy - Washington, Union Twp.
• Galbreath, Edmund - Bartholomew, Haw Creek Twp.
• Galbreath, James - Bartholomew, Columbus
• Gilbreth, Caroline - Orange, Paoli
• Gilbreth, Robert - Bartholomew, Sand Creek
• Hunt, Abram - Brown, Hamblin - uncle
• Hunt, Absalom - Randolph, W. River
• Hunt, Allen S. - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Bazeleel - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Benjamin - Randolph, Washington Twp.
• Hunt, Cariah H. - Randolph, W. River
• Hunt, E.H. - Randolph, Hunsville
• Hunt, Hugh M. - Randolph, W. River
• Hunt, Isaiah - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Jackson - Randolph, Stony Cr.
• Hunt, James P. - Randolph, White River
• Hunt, John - Brown, Hamblin - grandpa or uncle
• Hunt, John F. - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, John M. - Randolph, Huntsville
• Hunt, John W. - Randolph, W. River
• Hunt, Jonathan - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Jonathan H.W. - Randolph, W. River
• Hunt, Joshua P. - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Mary A. - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Matilda - Randolph, W. River
• Hunt, Miles - Randolph, Huntsville
• Hunt, Nathan - Randolph, Green . . .
• Hunt, Phannel - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Pleasant - Randolph, Stony . . .
• Hunt, Sarah - Randolph, W. River
• Hunt, Sarah - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Thomas - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, Wesley - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, William - Randolph, Nettle C.
• Hunt, William - Randolph, Stony . .
• Hunt, William - Randolph, W. River
• Hunt, William S. - Randolph, W. River

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Johnson County, Indiana 1850 Census

#151 Lathrope, Levi 29 b. Vermont, farmer, $500

• Louisa 25 b. IN
• Thomas R. 6 b. IN
• Ezra A. 5 b. IN
• Nancy 3 b. IN
• Catharine 2 b. IN

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Nolcox, Terry. 1850 Federal Census Gibson County, Indiana, Princeton, IN: no imprint nd

Montgomery Township
Fitzgerald, Johnson 57, $3000 b. VA - uncle

• Willey A. 35 female, b. KY
• Sarah 12 b. IA
• Mary J. 5 b. IA
• William 10 b. IA

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Nolcox, Terry. Gibson County, Indiana Source Book, Vol. I, Princeton, IN, nd

Thursday, June 28, 1866 - Death of an Old Soldier - Johnson Fitzgerald, a soldier who was under the command of Gen. Harrison, and who survived the battle of Tippecanoe - fought on the 7th of November, 1811 - died at his residence in this county a short time ago, of typhoid or winter fever. At the time of his death Mr. Fitzgerald was one of four of the survivors of that memorable battle living in this county. He was true to his country to the last. he names of the three still living are David Johnson, Henry Reel and John I. Neely.

Thursday, July 12, 1866 - Fatal Accident - We learn from Mr. J.T. Lockwood, of Johnson township, the following particulars of the accident resulting in the death of Mr. Wm. Woolf.

On Saturday, June 30th, Mr. Woolf, Mr. Lockwood and his little son, six years of age, were returning from Evansville with a wagon load of material, such as glass, sash, doors, &c., which Mr. L. had purchased in the city for the purpose of finishing his new dwelling. All three were sitting in front on the load, and the little boy desiring to drive was handed the lines. After leaving Mechanicsville he little boy undertook to pass a wagon, when Mr. Woolf caught hold of one of the lines with the intention of slapping one of the horses to accelerate his speed, and in doing so leaned too far over and fell between the two horses.  Two wheels passed over his body injuring him so badly as to cause his death in a few hours. He was a citizen of Haubstadt, a good mechanic, and very highly esteemed. He leaves a wife and five children who mourn his loss.

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Nolcox, Terry. Gibson County, Indiana Source Book, Vol. II, Princeton, IN, nd board of

Gibson County had been divided into three townships in 1817 by the board of county commissioners. The boundaries were established as follows: White River township - "that part of the county north of the Patoka River and west of the line dividing the counties of Gibson and Pike;" Patoka township - "that part of the county south of Patoka River and between said river and Anderson's Creek, and a due south course from the head of said creek to the line dividing the counties of Gibson and Posey;" Montgomery - that part of the county west of Anderson's Creek and a line drawn due west from the head of the same to Posey County and north of the line dividing the counties of Gibson and Posey."

During the collection of the 1820 census data, the boundaries of Gibson County were different than the present ones. Sections 33 - 36 of Township 3 South Range 14 West and Sections 31 - 36 of Township 3 South Range 13 West, now part of Posey County, were within the boundaries of Gibson County. Sections 1 - 18 of Township 4 South, Range 11 West, now part of Johnson Township in Gibson County, were within the boundaries of Posey County.

All of the area covered by Township 4 South Ranges 6-9 West, now part of Warrick County were within the boundaries of Gibson County.

Sections 1-3, 10-15, 22-27 and 34-36 of Township 3 South Range 9 West and Sections 5-8, 17-20 and 29-32 of Township 3 South, Range 8 West, now part of Barton township in Gibson County, were within the boundaries of Pike County. Additionally, all of the current area of Columbia township was within the boundaries of Pike.

Finally, Sections 4, 5, 8 and 9 of Township 1 South, Range 9 West, and Sections 7-9, 16-21, 28-33 and all Locations and Surveys therein, now part of Pike County, were within the boundaries of Gibson County.

Patrick Payne administer of all and singular the goods, rights and chattles & credits of Robert Slaven Dec'd. came into court and made a partial settlement of his said administration by which it appears that he is entitled to a credit as per receipts and vouchers filed in the clerks office in the sum of one hundred and twenty Dollars eight and one half.

On farther settlement of the estate of Robert Slaven Decd it appears that the amount of the estate as per inventories of sale filed in the clerks office is two hundred and eighteen dollars fifty six and one fourth cents and that the administrators are entitled to a further credit of one hundred & three dollars twenty six cents which with the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars.

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Northwest Territory Genealogical Society. 1850 Census Knox County, Indiana, Evansville, IN: Evansville Bindery, 1984.

#202 Fitzgerald, Lewis, 36 laborer, b. KY

• Julia A. 20, b. IN
• John C. 6 b. IN
• Benjamin L. 2 b. IN

#240 Fitzgerald, Elisha 40 miller b. KY

• Sarah A., 30 b. IN
• Sarah A. 14 b. IN
• Ella J. 12 b. IN
• Mary 10 b. IN
• Martha M. 6 b. IN
• Rupell, James 12 b. IN
• Rupell, John 10 b. IN
• Rupell, Asay 6 b. IN

#241 Fitzgerald, Benjamin 74 farmer, $2000 b. VA

• Nancy 50 b. KY
• Dugan, Margaret 17 b. KY
• Condra, Christian 17 b. IN

#601 Ragsdale, James 33 farmer, b. IN

• Susan 38 b. KY
• Hiram 12 b. IN
• Alfred 10 b. IN
• Lydia 7 b. IN
• Miles 6 b. IN
• Fitzgerald, William 18 b. IN
• Fitzgerald, Elijah 16 b. IN
• Colbert, Julian 17 b. IN

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Orange County, Indiana 1850 Census

#783-785 Campbell, Adley, 41 saddler, $1000, b. NC, will index 1 & 2

• Louisa 41, nee: Galbreath, b. NC
• Andrew 4, d. 1869, b. IN, Paoli Cemetery
• Galbreath, Caroline 19 b. IN

Adley Campbell wed Louisa Galbreath 16 Aug. 1835 Orange County, IN. Orange County History see sketch on James P. Campbell.

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Sims, Barbara. Cemeteries of Daviess County, Indiana Compiled 1986-1988, Vol. I, Elnora, IN: Sins, nd

• Wilson, Lem rock stone, no dates
• Wilson, Olin D. d. Aug. 28, 1900 (age 10d. ) Co. rec. son of J.M. & I.F. Wilson
• Wilson, Margaret C. May 4, 1828, Jan. 22, 1901, wife of John Wilson Sr.

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Sims, Barbara. Cemeteries of Daviess County, Indiana Compiled 1986-1988, Vol. II, Elnora, IN: Sins, nd

• Wilson, John, d. Feb. 2, 1880, age 60 y, 6 m, 13 d
• Wilson, Dollie d. Aug. 14, 1861 age 30 y, 6 m wife of J. Wilson
• Wilson, William R. d. Aug. 19, 1877 age 27 y, 3 m, son of J. & D. Wilson
• Wilson infants B. & D. Aug. 1850, twin daughters of J. & P. Wilson
• Wilson infant B & D. Apr. 1841 daughter of J. & D. Wilson
• Wilson, Louisa d. July 5, 1843, age 2 y, 3 m, 23 d, daughter of J. & D. Wilson
• Wilson, Louisa d. Oct. 30, 1839, age 16 y, 7 m, 20 d

Liberty Cemetery - Van Buren Twp, Sec. 20 & 29, T4N, R5W, County Road 675N which angles north to 725N

• Wilson, Joseph Oct. 3, 1796, Mar. 28, 1889
• Wilson, Anna Goard? Oct. 25, 1804, April 1, 1882, wife of Joseph Wilson
• Wilson, Eliza Ellen d. June 3, 1875, age 15, dau. of A.& L. Wilson
• WIlson, William A. Mar. 7, 1826, Feb. 8, 1885
• Wilson, Kezziah May 10, 1814, Aug. 29, 1892
• Wilson, George W. Aug. 19, 1849, Sept. 14, 1888
• Wilson, Rebecca June 6, 1848, July 8, 1898 wife of George W.
• Wilson, Dazzie L. May 1, 1878, May 20, 1878, daughter of George W. & Rebecca Wilson
• Wilson, Kezzia G. Aug. 8, 1886, June 17, 1888, daughter of George W. & Rebecca Wilson
• Wilson, Lydia G. d. Mar. 25, 1889, age 10 m, 24 d. daughter of G.W. & R. Wilson

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Sims, Barbara. Cemeteries of Daviess County, Indiana Compiled 1988-1991, Vol. IV, Elnora, IN: Sins, nd

• Wilson, John d. Oct. 2, 1852 age 43 y 6 m, 7 d
• Wilson, Joanna May 13, 1813, Mar. 10, 1867, wife of John Wilson
• Wilson, Isaac John Oct. 29, 1849, Dec. 2, 1930
• Wilson, Anthony Apr. 10, 1819, Jan. 15, 1891
• Wilson, Nancy b. Nov. 15, 1826

Union Cemetery Unmarked Graves

• Wilson, Sarah Jane Feb. 4, 1843, Feb. 2, 1902
• Wilson, John H. May 30, 1867, Dec. 27, 1910
• Wilson, Etta R. Feb. 2, 1874, Feb. 16, 1913, wife of John H. Wilson
• Wilson, Dr. Nelson H. Nov. 12, 1844, Apr. 26, 1895, hospital st. ward of 145 Regt. Indiana Volunteer Infantry
• Wilson, Matilda M. Campbell Sept. 15, 1850, Aug. 11, 1914 wife of Nelson H.
• Wilson, Thomas Sr. Jan. 19, 1820, Jan. 9, 1906
• Wilson, Mary Wrigley Jan. 5, 1818 Sept. 29, 1900 w/o Thomas Sr.
• Wilson, John B. Feb. 6, 1843, May 4, 1918
• Wilson, Leora B. Taylor, Oct. 13, 1848, Aug. 11, 1907 w/o John B. 
• Wilson, James W. 1847, 1929 (Dec. 8)
• Wilson, Abigail 1843, 1912 (Jan. 15) w/o James W.
• Wilson, Joseph 1853, 1901 (Mar. 27)
• Wilson, Eunice H. 1857, 1938 (bur. July 12)
• Wilson, David M. June 7, 1826, d. ?
• Wilson, Sarah J. Mar. 7, 1873 age 36 y 11 m 12 d

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Lost River Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. Cemetery Records of Orange County Indiana, 1947 

Stampers Creek Cemetery, this is where the majority of Cornwells are buried.

• Cornwell, Simon & Wife (no date) - grandpa
• Cornwell, Alis R. d/o J. & M. d. Dec. 1, 1849, age 12 y
• Cornwell, Edward, Feb. 29, 1809, Dec. 31, 1893
• Cornwell, Nancy wife of Edward, Mar. 17, 1815, Dec. 27, 1886
• Cornwell, Mary consort of William, Dec. 10, 1775, Aug. 20, 1843
• Cornwell, Baylus, s/o William & Mary, Nov. 25, 1811, Nov. 4, 1828
• Cornwell, William Sr. b. Oct. 9, 1768, md. Oct. 9, 1794, d. Nov. 21, 1845, age 77 y, 1 m, 12 d My flesh shall slumber in the ground; till the last joyful trump shall sound. Then may he wake in sweet surprise And in his Savior's image rise. 
• Cornwell, Shelby, d. Apr. 15, 1893, age 82 y, 7 m, 6 d, b. 1811 - uncle 
• Cornwell, Jane (Cornwell), his wife, d. Oct. 13, 1891, age 54 y 5 m, 16 d. b. 1837 - aunt and cousin
• Cornwell, Scott, s/o of S. & J. d. Oct. 23, 1889, age 18 y, 8 m, 19d
• Cornwell, Nancy, d/o Daniel & Elizabeth May 6, 1835, July 22, 1837
• Cornwell, Nancy, dau. of Daniel & Elizabeth, Mar. 5, 1841, Dec. 5, 1845
• Cornwell, Mary, d/o Daniel & Elizabeth, Mar. 5, 1841, Dec. 5, 1845
• Cornwell, William D. s/o D. & J.E. d. Aug. 28, 1847, age 2 y, 10 m, 3d
• Cornwell, James T. s/o D. & E. d. Feb. 29, 1856, age 6y, 2 m, 28 d
• Cornwell, Charles Thuston, s/o D. & E. d. Nov. 20, 1859, age 22 y, 3 m 8d
• Cornwell, Elizabeth w/o Daniel Mar. 5, 1814, Jan. 2, 1882
• Cornwell, Daniel, Aug. 10, 1811, Apr. 26, 1898
• Cornwell, Jacob 1854, 1926
• Cornwell, 1856, 1920
• Cornwell, Wm. H. d. june 15, 1863, age 43 y, 11 m, 26 d.
• Cornwell, Elton (Wolfe), wife of William H. d. Jan. 10, 1893, Age 76 y, 4 m, 22 d
• Cornwell, Charles H. d. Oct. 5, 1893, age 35 y, 5 m, 9 d.
• Cornwell, James July 16, 1795, May 22, 1867 - may be son of Simon & brother of our grandpa Peter
• Cornwell, John R. s/o Wm. B. & M.T. Nov. 28, 1859, Feb. 15, 1860
• Cornwell, Edward V. s/o Wm. B & M.T. July 7, 1863, Sept. 23, 1880
• Cornwell, Wm. B. Dec. 18, 1836, July 14, 1891
• Cornwell, Margaret, wife of W.B. Nov. 27, 1836, Jan. 12, 1866
• Cornwell, William T. 1842, 1932
• Cornwell, Emily 1841, 1932, same stone as William T.
• Cornwell, Martha E. Dec. 26, 1840, Mar. 19, 1862
• Cornwell, M.M. wife of W.C., d. Jan. 25, 1860 age 52
• Cornwell, Jane C. wife of S. Daugherty Oct. 26, 1833, d. Oct. 1, 1854
• Cornwell, Mary A. Oct. 9, 1830, Oct. 15, 1848, daughter of W. & M.
• Cornwell, Sulema E. Sept. 15, 1848, Jan. 23, 1849, d/o W. & M.
• Cornwell, James L. Nov. 8, 1834, July 26, 1893
• Cornwell, Sarah J. his wife, May 3, 1833, June 12, 1867
• Cornwell, Elizabeth C. d/o James L & Sally J., d. Sept. 5, 1869, age 2y, 7m, 26d
• Cornwell, Wm. H. s/o J.L. & S.J. d. Aug. 21, 1887, age 26 y, 7 m, 4 d
• Cornwell, James A. 1863, 1936
• Cornwell, infant of James A. & Mary B. born and died 1890
• Cornwell, Martha d/o J. & E. d. Dec. 12, 1849, age 12 y
• Cornwell, Elizabeth d/o J. & E. d. Jan. 1, 1850 age 1 y
• Cornwell, Charles T. s/o H. & N. d. July 2, 1833, age 2 y, 11 m, 22 d
• Cornwell, Elizabeth A. d/o H. & E. d. June 25, 1833, age 4 y, 9 m, 29d
• Cornwell, Laura E. 1860, 1894
• Cornwell, Shelby 1857
• Cornwell, Rose, 1863 same stone as Shelby 
• Cornwell, infant, d/o S. & L.E. d. Dec. 27, 1880, age 8 d.
• Cornwell, Thurston, Jan. 28, 1864, Jan. 23, 1941
• Wilson, Alexander, d. Dec. 31, 1912, no marker, uncle
• 1st wife Nancy Strange no marker
• 2nd wife Mary Strange d. Dec. 29, 1902
• Wilson, Elmer A. 1871, 1959
• Wilson, Cora Yates 1877, 1956
• Wilson, Earl M. 1915, 1945 Sgt. Battery A 253 Infantry
• Wilson, Wm. 1877, 1958
• Wilson, Alta Wible, June 1961 age 75 y
• Wilson, Oll, son Alex. Apr. 1949
• Wilson, Carl, son of Oll. July 2, 1928, drowned
• Wolfe, Allen Jan. 31, 1816, Nov. 13, 1885
• Wolfe, Polly wife of Allen, d. Sept. 13, 1874 age 49 y 10 m 3 d
• Wolfe, Lucretia J. Apr. 15, 1836, Apr. 25, 1916
• Wolfe, Henry d. Mar. 24, 1896, age 66 y 6 m
• Wolfe, Elizabeth d. Mar. 15, 1916, age 88 y, 2 m 4d
• Wolfe, Jackson, Mar. 20, 1854, d. Mar. 13, 1916
• Wolfe, Clara M. his wife, May 28, 1857, no death date
• Wolfe, Rhody E. wife of Virgil, d. Nov. 11, 1887, age 29 y 23 d
• Wolfe, Mordecai, Feb. 13, 1850, 1890
• Wolfe, Peter, Apr. 24, 1827, Nov. 9, 1891
• Wolfe, Louisa wife of Peter, Mar. 26, 1830, May 20, 1902
• Wolf, Minnie L. daughter of Peter & Louisa, d. Jan. 31, 1893, age 20 y

Wolfe Lot within Stampers Creek Cemetery, enclosed by iron fence:

• Wolfe, Shelby, Jan. 8, 1814, March 2, 1886 - cousin
• Wolfe, Susanna wife of Shelby, Jan. 7, 1817, Feb. 20, 1863
• Wolfe, Hester E.  Mar. 26, 1848, Feb. 27, 1870
• Wolfe, Anna Eliza Feb. 14, 1851, Dec. 5, 1871

Wolfe Family Cemetery, Stampers Creek Township, Sec. 18, T1N, R1E, abandoned.  Located in the northwest quarter of the section on the Henry Wolfe farm, now owned by Charley Trinkle.  Henry Wolfe was born in Virginia, and with his wife, Lucy Grisgsby Wolfe, came to this county from Kentucky in 1813. They were the parents of 12 children. The parents of Henry, John and Elizabeth Cornwell Wolfe, are said to have come also. If so, they are probably buried in this family graveyard. here are several graves with no inscribed markers. 

• Cornwell, infant son of W.H. & E. d. Jan. 15, 1844
• Cornwell, Breckenridge, son of S. & E.J. d. Feb. 23, 1857, 4 m, 27 d
• Mays, Adeline, wife of Isaac N., d. June 15, 1875, age 22 y 5 m 7d
• Strange, Polly Cornwell no marker - grandma
• Wallace, Harriett wife of Alex., d. Oct. 3, 1856, age 34 y 9 m 27 d
• Wallace, Lucinda J. wife of Alex., d. Dec. 22, 1874, age 43 y 1 m 16 d
• Wallace, Peter son of A. & L. Oct. 15, 1858, March 8, 1859
• Wolfe, Henry, d. June 20, 1835, age 68 y 8 m 2 d, b. 1767
• Wolfe, Lucy, wife of Henry d. Apr. 23, 1838, age 44 y 6 m, b. 1793
• Wolfe, Sarah C. daughter of Peter & Louisa d. Aug. 18, 1875, age 13 y, 4 m, 26 d
• Wolfe, Silvander, son of L. & L. d. Dec. 5, 1861 1 m, 18 d
• Wolfe, Allen, son of A. & M. d. Dec. 15, 1854, age 2 y 7 m 22 d
• Wofle, James son of A. & M. d. July 28, 1851, age 5 y 5 m 28 d.

Cornwell Family Cemetery, Stampers Creek Township, Sec. 12, T1N, R1E, abandoned

Peter Cornwell born Virginia and married in Kentucky, went to Kentucky then came to Orange County in 1815. This farm where he settled still belongs to some of his descendants. For many years thi was called the A.J. Pickens farm.  Mr. Pickens having married Nancy Cornwell. There are perhaps 10 graves in this little neglected burial plot, only one of which has an inscription. The stone is broken and leans against a tree which has grown up in the group of graves. The well cut inscription is viz: Sacred to the memory of Peter Cornwell, who was born June 12, 1780. Married June 1, 1802, Died Oct. 1, 1842.

Elizabeth Arterburn Cornwell wife of Peter is known to be buried here. She died after Oct. 1842, as she is named in his will. Descendants of this couple are buried at Stampers Creek Church cemetery in Paoli township.

Highland Chapel Cemetery French Lick Township, Sec. T2N, R2W. A neighborhood cemetery, adjacent to a church built by Methodiss, but not inactive. The first burial was that of Frederick Speece in 1891. He was born in Virginia. Prior to the opening of the cemetery, his young son had died and was buried on the Speece farm across the road from the cemetery. The grave, marked only by a cedar, is on a hill.

• Cornwell, Elsie d. July 28, 1935, age 51 y 3 m 3 d
• Cornwell, Everet Lee, son of H. & M. Jan. 10, 1885, Nov. 7, 1909
• Cornwell, Harrison, d. Mar. 28, 1929, age 75 y, 29 d
• Cornwell, Lucinda A. daughter of H. & M.C. May 8, 1888, Jan. 25, 1904
• Cornwell, Mary C., d. June 7, 1932, age 78 y 10 m 11 d

Liberty Cemetery

• Wilson, Margaret, d. Mar. 20, 1828, age 75 y
• Wilson, Joseph H. Sep. 3, 1828, Jan. 13, 1864, 66 Reg. Indiana Volunteers, Co. E
• Wilson, John O. in memory of Apr. 12, 1781, Mar. 15, 1837, War of 1812, Kentucky
• Wilson, Margaret, in memory of consort of John, July 24, 1786, Sept. 14, 1842
• Wilson, Pleasant, in memory of d. Dec. 16, 1846, age 14 y 1 m 12 d
• Wilson, Bryant 1882, 1888
• Wilson, Hubert, son of T.B.  & E.E. d. Mar. 8, 1880, 1 y 4 m 6d
• Wilson, Dessie, daughter of T.B. & E.E.  d. May 18, 1877, 11 y 6 m 163

Moore's Ridge Cemetery

• Wilson, George, Aug. 9, 1832, Civil War
• Wilson, Hanna M. wife of George, Jan. 1, 1841, May 19, 1899 same stone
• Jones, Addie, Nov. 11, 1865, Jan. 21, 1892 same stone
• Jones, Laura Feb. 8, 1874, Dec. 18, 1893 same stone
• Wilson, James A. June 22, 1795, Oct. 6, 1842 captain in Black Hawk War
• Wilson, James W. Co. E, 66 Indiana Infantry
• Wilson, Margaret, wife of James W. d. Oct. 3, 1887, 29 y, 2 m 9d 
• Wilson, Mary wife of Azor, Feb. 24, 1827, Oct. 30, 1862
• Wilson, Sarah d. July 28, 1938, age 76 years

Old Union Cemetery

• Wilson, Andrew J. 1854, 1917
• Wilson, Clara E. 1857, 1892
• Wilson, Lewis B. d. Aug. 23, 1900 age 66 y 1 m 3 d
• Wilson, Lydia M. d. Oct. 6, 1900, age 66 y 1 m 3 d

Springer Cemetery 

• Wilson, Andrew 1789, 1853, War of 1812, son of Joseph Wilson, American Revolutionary soldier
• Wilson, Elizabeth wife of Andrew 1791, 1881
• Wilson, May L. d/o A. & E. 1831-1836
• Wilson, James H. son of A. & E. 1822, 1833

Trimble Cemetery

• Wilson, Alexander d. Mar. 5, 1897, age 79 y 4 m 2d
• Wilson, Julia, d. May 6, 1907, age 81 y, 7 m, 10 d

Ames Chapel Cemetery, Paoli Township

• Wilson, Jane 1830-1915
• Wilson, Mary 1820-19xx, sister of Jane
• Wilson, Sarah wife of Maxfield, d. 1889 about 88 years old

Wilson Graves, Southeast Township, Sec. 32, T1S, R2E, abandoned - Two unmarked graves reported by Mr. J. R. Everitt, are of he wife and child of William Wilson, who owned farm in 1820. A maple tree has grown up on the graves. 

Paoli Old Town Cemetery

• Cornwell, Peter d. Oct. 3, 1878, age 78 y 8 m 15 d
• Cornwell, Mary wife d. Sept. 8, 1878, age 57 y, 8 m

Children of Peter & Mary:

• Cornwell, Benjamin July 3, 1840, Aug. 14, 1841
• Cornwell, Eliza Jane d. Sept. 8, 1850, 1 y, 3 m 20 d
• Cornwell, George Ann, d. Apr. 24, 1849, 6 y, 7 m 5 d
• Cornwell, John d. Dec. 1, 1858, 11 d
• Cornwell, Milton d. Dec. 27, 1860 5 m, 24 d
• Cornwell, Charles d. Nov. 24, 1863 age 1 y 6 m 9 d
• Cornwell, Thomas J. Aug. 13, 1844, Dec. 9, 1862, Company D, 66 Regiment, Indiana Volunteers

Other Wilsons:

• Wilson, Francis Jan. 19, 1836, Apr. 26, 1885
• WIlson, Mary White, Sept. 13, 1843, March 6, 1915
• daughter, Laura Wilson Wright, wife of David L. Wright, of Effingham, IL, July 14, 1863, March 12, 1923
• Wilson, WIlliam A. 1820, 1900
• Wilson, Beda 1820, 1892
• Wilson, Trusten B. 1847, 1934, Co. F, 13 Indiana Cavalry
• Wilson, Elizabeth J. 1846, 1932
• Wolfe, J.T. Sept. 4, 1844, Dec. 5, 1893
• Wolfe, Willie J. son d. Jan. 4, 1885, 1 y 11 m
• Wolfe, Laura D. daughter Nov. 12, 1872, Dec. 17, 1885

Newberry Cemetery

• Wilson, John Oct. 15, 1806, Apr. 30, 1900
• Wilson, Mary Sept. 21, 1807, Mar. 25, 1899 same stone
•  Wilson, Martha J. Sept. 17, 1842, Mar. 15, 1922 same stone
• Wilson, Alys, Nov. 8, 1844, Mar. 23, 1923 same stone
• Wilson, William July 29, 1835, June 11, 1865 Civil War soldier
• Wilson, Jeremiah son of John & Mary b. Sept. 28, 1833, age 18 years on day of his death.
• Wilson, Christian, age 62 years
• Wilson, David, no dates
• Wilson, Alvan, no dates

Syria Christian Church Cemetery, Paoli Township, Sec. 22, T2N, R1E, located 1/2 mile north of village of Syria. At the organization of the church in 1820, it was called Union and later Pinhook. Since 1875 it has been called Syria. The earliest marked stone is that of Jacob Busick, 1843.

• Cornwell, Hannegan, 1844, 1918
• Cornwell, Mataltha, June 7, 1894, July 2, 1916

Bethel IOOF

• Wilson, William A. Nov. 16, 1827, Aug. 10, 1907
• Wilson, Samuel J. Mar. 1, 1825, Jan. 31, 1905
• Wilson, Ellen May 11, 1828

Wilson Family Cemetery, Orangeville Township, Sec. 4, T2N, R1W, abandoned. Nearly one mile north of Wesley Chapel lies this little family graveyard. Joseph Wilson was probably the first person to be born there. There are a few graves marked only by field stones, the identity of those so being buried are unknown. Joseph Wilson and Mary Britton were married in Bucks County, PA in 1786. After the Revolutionary War they moved to Virginia then came to Orange County, Indiana in 1817. In 1938 a government marker was placed at the grave of Joseph Wilson by descendants, and dedicated with appropriate ceremonies by Lost River Chapter DAR.

• Wilson, Polly, daughter of J.& . Jan. 20, 1853, 6 y, grand daughter of Joseph Sr.
• Wilson, Mary, wife of Joseph d. Oct. 5, 1843, 80 y, 10 m, 17 d
• Wilson, Joseph, d. 1826, age 84 y. Government marker: Joseph Wilson, Pennsylvania 1st Lieut. Capt. Matthew Grier's Company, Col. Arthur Erwin's 2nd Battery, 1826

Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Orangeville Township, Sec. 9, T2N, R1W, used occasionally. Located in the north east quarter of the section, Wesley Chapel was first called Bruner's. It was one of the eight churches, which composed the Orangeville Mission. For several years meetings were held at Shirley schoolhouse and later at the home of Alfred Bruner. In 1857 a house of worship was built on the Bruner farm. There are a number of graves, a noticeable number being small children with native stone markers without inscriptions.

• Wilson, Nathaniel B. 1794, 1874
• Wilson, Jane, wife of N.B, 1808, 1866?
• Wilson, William S. son of N.B. & J. 1837, 1864
• Wilson, Sarah 1849, 1927
• Wilson, infant
• Wilson, B.F. 1838, 1873
• Wilson, Andrew 1842, 1885
• Wilson, Mary 1847, 1906
• Wilson, Mary wife of Joseph 1801, 1867

Big Branch Pioneer Cemetery, Orangeville Township, Sec. 12, T2N, R2W, abandoned. Located west of Orangeville on the old Samuel Wilson farm, later owned by William Shirley, then living in Orleans, Indiana, had a massive concrete marker placed on the cemetery site, which is in a field, near a country road. Inscription on the two faces of the marker are viz:

Two soldiers of the American Revolution, Samuel Moffett, Ephraim Daily. About 20 unknown Pioneer dead were buried here from 1820 to 1840.

Memorial - Samuel Wilson, born in Pennsylvania in 1796. Died November 2, 1823. His brother James (Capt. Bear) fought at the Battle of Tippecanoe Nov. 7, 1811. Rachel Charles, wife of Samuel Wilson, died 1825, age 23 years, daughter of Joel Charles, who came from South Carolina o French Lick, Indiana in 1811. Her brother William Charles was killed by Indians April 1813.

Note: Bear Jim Wilson, mentioned on this marker, was a famous hunter. He is buried at the Urton-Wilson Cemetery in Northwest Township. William Charles was buried near his French Lick Fort. The generally accepted date of the tragedy is May 30, 1813. 

Wilson Family Cemetery, Northwest Township, Sec. 4, T2N, R2W, abandoned. On top of a high, steep hill beyond the farm house of Lloyd McCracken. The land was entered by James Wilson in 1818. There are several unmarked graves. 

• Wilson, Azor, d. Dec. 20, 1876, age 61 y 6 m 21 d
• Wilson - wife of Azor, d. Apr. 29, 1852 in her 28th year.
• Wilson, James L., consort of Elizabeth Aug. 29, 1843, Dec. 4, 1870
• Wilson, Elizabeth wife of J. Jan. 11, 1791, July 29, 1861
• Wilson, James A. age 25 y 3 m 11 d a Civil War soldier
• Wilson, James d. Sept. 1, 1843, age 51 y, 3 m 19 d, note: a well cut stone with flag carved at top. This man was called Bear Jim Wilson, because of his great prowess as a hunter. From True American, Paoli newspaper: Capt. James WIlson died Sept. 1, 1843. He was buried with military honors at his former residence. He served with Gen. Harrison at the Battle of Tippecanoe. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Joel Charles, about 30 years ago. He left numerous children.