Alig, Leona (compiler). Index 1830 Federal Population Census for Indiana, Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Historical Society, 1981
- COLCLASIER
- (Colclasure) Abraham Orange 94
- (Colclazier), Abraham Washington 612
- Daniel Washington 610
- David Shelby 758
- David (2) Washington 610
- (Colclasure), Jacob Orange 88 - son of Abraham above
- Jacob Shelby 758
- John Orange 92
- John Shelby 758
- John Washington 610
- Philip Shelby 758
- Polly Shelby 758
- Washington Orange 90
- CORNWELL [selected]
- Harrison Orange 26
- James Orange 76
- Paten Orange 32
- Peter Orange 48
- Simon Orange 48
- William Orange 606
- William Washington 606
- DRAPER [selected]
- Samuel Dearbon 488
- Thomas Decatur 798
- FITZGERALD [selected]
- LATHROP
- Ezra (2) Decatur 772
- (Lotrip) Harvey Ripley 6
- Jermiah / Juriah / Juniah Owen 556
- (Lothrop) Joel Vigo 136
- Lymun Jefferson 180
- Nelson Decatur 762
- Samuel Crawford 456
- PARISH [selected]
- (Parrish) Abel Putnam 420
- Abel Putnam 430
- Edward Putnam 432
- Henry Putnam 418
- Henry Putnam 420
- Jesse Putnam 430
- Richard Putnam 376
- Temperance Putnam 428
- WILSON [selected]
- Abner W. Orange 4
- Absolom Orange 18
- Andrew Orange 44
- Edward Orange 70
- James Orange 58
- James A. Orange 60
- James S. Orange 78
- Jane Orange 92
- Jeremiah Orange 32
- John Orange 20
- John Sen. Orange 34
- Joseph Orange 42
- Nathaniel Orange 42
- Robert Orange 48
- William Orange 92
Gibson County Records, no imprint
- State vs Derrett Fitagerald [Fitzgerald] assault & battery on Mary Furgeson [his mother-in-law], ca. 1824
- William Embree guardian of Thomas Embree vs. James, Ruben & Derritt Fitzgerald, money, 1824
Heiss, Willard. 1820 Federal Census for Indiana, Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Historical Society, 1975.
Original federal census for Indiana has issues. Daviess County is not known to exist. Pagination is a bit of a joke. Some pages are copied twice. Jennings County was a mess, but the author went to the trouble having photographs made that he reassembled in the correct order. No township names are given or any other kind of subdivision within the counties. Posey County census taker could barely write English was writing many German names.
Contains a map of Indiana county boundaries as of 1820.
Columns:
- Head of household
- Page
- County
- 6 columns Males - -10, 10-15, 16-18, 16-25, 26-44, 45+
- 5 columns Females - -10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, 45+
- 4 columns - foreigner, agriculture, commerce, manufacture
- Colclasher, Jacob 128 Orange 000100 20100 0100 - could be son of Abraham & Abigail Dennen with wife Mary Trinkle, daughter Elizabeth and possible another daughter
- Colcasher, John 128 Orange 200010 20100 0100 - wife Rachel, kids Johan, Abraham, unnamed daughter, Martha Ellen
- Colclasher, Abraham 128 Orange 000001 00002 0100 - with wife Abigail & maybe his mother-in-law Rachel (Blackburn) Dennen
- Colclasier, John 219 Washington 000100 00100 0100
- Colcasier, Jacob 219 Washington 101201 01110 0300 probably uncle md. Elinor Dennen
- Colclasier, Abraham 216 Washington 000100 10120 0100
- Colclasier, David 216 Washington 110121 10001 0500
- Colclasier, John 216 Washington 100010 20010 0100
- Colclasier, Daniel 215 Washington 102201 20210 0100
- Cornwell, George 92 Knox 200010 10100 0100
- Cornwell, John 219 Wayne 000010 00010 0100
- Draper, Abraham 167 Switzerland 600010 10010 0100
- Draper, Benjamin 267A Jackson 100010 10100 0100
- Draper, Gideon 148 Perry 010010 21010 0200
- Draper, Jesse 213 Wayne 001101 10010 0200
- Draper, Jesse 267A Jackson 200001 40010 0100
- Draper, Josiah 213 Wayne 001101 10010 0200
- Draper, Joseph Washington 100010 10010 0000
- Draper, Nathan Sr. 267 Jackson 200001 01001 0001
- Draper, Nathan Jr. 264 Jackson 100100 00100 0200
- Draper, Peter 264 Jackson 100100 00100 0100
- Draper, Peter 222 Washington 000010 40010 0100
- Draper, Thomas 074 Dearborn 300010 10100 0100
- Draper, Thomas 222 Washington 010001 00201 0200
- Draper, William 222 Washington 000100 10100 0100
- Draper, William 074 Dearborn 120010 20010 0100 possible son of Thomas Draper & Priscilla Breeden
- Fitzgerald, Eliza 148 Floyd no males, 01110 0000
- Fitzgerald, Morrison 181 Vanderburgh 100200 10101 0200
- Fitzgerald, Archibald 181 Vanderburgh 330010 10010 0200
- Fitzgerald, John 181 Vanderburgh 020001 10001 0300
- Fitzgerald, Thomas 150 Perry 000100 00100 0000
- Fitzgerald, John 119 Monroe 100010 10110 0100
- Fitzgerald, William 181 Vanderburgh 100100 00100 0100
- Fitzgerrel, Jesse 7 Crawford 10001 01001 0100
- Fitzjerel, Jeret 233 Gibson 100100 00100 0100 with Susannah Ferguson & son John
- Fitzjerral, James 236 Gibson 000011 01001 0200 could be, not sure, with wife Jane Bruce, unidentified son and daughter-in-law, or granddaughter
- Galbreath, Samuel 215 Washington 100010 32010 0100 - uncle Samuel & his wife Mary (Colclasure) Galbreath
- Galbreath, Thomas 217 Washington 100010 20010 0100 - uncle Thomas & his unknown wife and children
- Galbreath, William 112 Dearborn 100101 12110 0100
- Galbreath, William 160 Scott 300001 01301 0100
- Galbreath, William 225 Wayne 000010 20010 0100
- Gentle, William 208 Washington 210001 13010 0100 - probably our man
- Harbert, Ebenezas 76 Dearborn 111301 21100 0100
- Our direct line Hunts were still in Kentucky, but there are names here that show up in our family, so they could be cousins. I've only copied the Sullivan County Hunts here as they have the highest probability of being related
- Hunt, Abner 111 Sullivan 101301 22001 0400
- Hunt, Absalom 111 Sullivan 000100 00100 0100 - name in our family
- Hunt, Auston 111 Sullivan 000100 10100 0100
- Hunt, Bazil 113 Sullivan 120101 00101 0500 - name in our family
- Hunt, John 127 Sullivan 100010 20010 0100
- Hunt, Meshac 117 Sullivan 200201 220001 0000
- Hunt, Zemere 111 Sullivan 110001 23010 0300
- Lathrop, Erastus 175 Switzerland 221210 31010 0100 - uncle
- Lathrop, Ezra 108 Dearborn 110010 11010 0100
- Lathrop, Isaac 283A Jefferson 201301 02101 0400 - distant cousin
- Maudlin, Mark Washington 220000 10001 0300
- Maudlin, Nathan Washington 100010 40100 0100
- Maudlin, James Washington 000100 20100 0100
- Saltzman, Peter 309 Posey 000100 01000 0001 - no evidence that this is our clan. There was a Saltzman family that migrated with Frederick Rapp from Pennsylvania to Indiana settling near New Harmony. Any connection may be back in Germany. Our Peter is contemporary of this man and was living in Kentucky at this time.
- Saltzman, Andrew 313 Posey 100100 10100 0100
- Saltzman, Daniel 313 Posey 100100 00100 0100
- Saltzman, John 313 Posey 120021 02010 0400
- Selected Wilsons based on names and places
- Willson, Alex 282 Jefferson 100010 20200 0100 - maybe
- Wilson, Alex 81 Jennings 000201 22201 0300 - not our grandpa
- Wilson, Alexander 145 Floyd 400101 02110 0100 - maybe
- Wilson, Alexander 208 Washington 300010 00100 0100 - maybe
- Wilson, Andrew 135 Orange 000010 20010 0100 - not grandpa, an uncle?
- Wilson, James 129 Orange 000100 10100 0100
- Wilson, James 125 Orange 100110 11100 0200 - could be our man
- Wilson, Jasper 125 Orange 011101 01001 0300
- Wilson, John 129 Orange 410010 22010 0100 - could be our man
- Wilson, John 132 Orange 000010 50100 0100
- Wilson, John137 Orange 000010 40010 0100
- Wilson, Joseph 125 Orange 000101 10101 0200
- Wilson, Margaret 137 Orange 000100 00201 0100
- Wilson, Nathaniel B. 137 Orange 010100 10100 0001
- Wilson, Obediah 125 Orange 000000 00010 0100 f blacks 1 m -14, 1 m 26-44
- Wilson, Paton 135 Orange 200100 00100 0100 - could be our man
- Wilson, Samuel 125 Orange 000100 00100 0100
- Wilson, Susana 132 Orange 000000 10010 0000
- Wilson, William 129 Orange 000100 00100 0100
Indiana Historical Society. Indiana 1840 Federal Population Census Indiana, Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Historical Society 1975.
- Colclasier, Martial Shelby 656
- Colclasier, Philip Shelby 656
- Colclazer, George Fountain 341
- Colclazier, Jacob Shelby 642
- Colclazier, Sarah Shelby 643
- Cornwell [selected]
- Daniel Orange 8
- Edmund Orange 81
- Harrison Orange 8
- James Orange 83
- Peter Orange 2
- Peter Orange 81
- Simon A. Orange 81
- Thompson 28
- Draper [selected]
- A.J. [Andrew Jackson] Decatur 467
- John Dearborn 186
- Thomas Decatur 405
- Thomas Decatur 453
- William Decatur 405
- Galbreath [selected]
- Thomas orange 71
- Gentle, John Parke 334
- Gentle, William Parke 334
- Lathorp, Abiel LaPorte 210
- Lathrop, Augustus Ripley 168
- Lathrop, Delila Decatur 437
- Lathrop, E. Decatur 379
- Lathrop, Erastus Dearborn 164
- Lathrop, Ezra Decatur 373
- Lathrop, Ezra Decatur 469
- Lathrop, Harvey Ripley 150
- Lathrop, Henry St. Joseph 44
- Lathrop, Isaac Dearborn 116
- Lathrop, Isaac St. Joseph 44
- Lathrop, Joel Tippecanoe 382
- Lathrop, Junis Fulton 548
- Lathrop, Lymon Jefferson 298
- Lathrop, Nelson Dearborn 96
- Lathrop, Russel Ripley 168
- Lathrop, Samuel Crawford 935
- Lathrop, Suel Delaware 535
- Lathrop, Thomas Allen 54
- Tewalt, Abraham Knox 165
- Tewalt, Jacob Knox 169
- Tewalt, John S. Knox 165
- Tewalt, Joseph Knox 169
- Wilson selected
- A. Boone 329
- A. Daviess 6
- A. St. Joseph 76
- A.J. Crawford 933
- Alex Daviess 12
- Alex Lawrence 362
- Alex Wayne 508
- Alexander Jennings 439
- Alexander Johnson 523
- Alexander Johnson 605
- Alexr Marion 456
- Alexander Morgan 635
- Alexander Putnam 821
- Alexander Putnam 825
- Andrew Orange 24
- James Orange 97
- Jeremiah Orange 6
- John Orange 97
- Joseph Orange 40
- Lewis F. Orange 6
- Margaret Orange 38
- Margaret Orange 87
- Morfield Orange 97
- Nathan Orange 50
- Nathaniel Orange 40
Jackson, Ronald. Indiana 1850 Census Index, Salt Lake City, UT: Accelerated Indexing Systems Int., Inc. nd.
- Brook, Richard Bartholomew 341 Wayne Twp.
- Edwards, Solomon Bartholomew 333
- Galberth, T.J. Marion 418 Washington Twp.
- Galbraith, Alexander ELLA? 329 Monroe Twp.
- Galbraith, Benjamin Miami 208 Pipe Creek
- Galbraith, David LaPorte 217 Wills Twp.
- Galbraith, James Dearborn 445 Sparta Twp.
- Galbraith, John Delaware 392 Union Twp.
- Galbraith, Nancy Washington 218 Vernon Twp.
- Galbreat, Joseph Delaware 392 Union Twp.
- Galbreath, Andrew Kosciusko 346 Washington Twp.
- Galbreath, David Bartholomew 447 Haw Creek Twp.
- Galbreath, David W. Clinton 424 Michigan
- Galbreath, Edmund Bartholomew 450 Columbus
- Galbreath, James Bartholomrew 303 Columbus
- Galbreath, James LaPorte 215 Hudson
- Galbreath, Jane Johnson 134 Ninevah
- Galbreath, John Daviess 188 Van Buren
- Galbreath, Robert Johnson 135 Ninevah
- Galbreath, Robert Blackford 17 Hartford
- Galbreath, Sylvester Wayne 190 Centre Twp.
- Galbreath, Willet Fountain 111 Richland
- Galbreath, William Daviess 189 Van Buren
- Galbreath, William Hancock 280 Greene
- Galbreath, William Jasper 237 Barkley
- Galbreath, William Jasper 267 Iroquois
- Galbreth, Isaac Clinton 402 Johnson
- Galbreth, James Clinton 404 Johnson
- Galbreth, Milton Marion 252 Indianapolis
- Galbreth, Samuel Delaware 392 Union
- Galbreth, William Hendricks 242 Franklin
- Galbrith, Joseph Fountain 118 Richland
- Gilbreath, Benjamin F. Wabash 368 Waltz
- Gilbreath, David Greene 355 Stockton
- Gilbreath, John LaPorte 218 Wills Twp
- Gilbreath, John Fayette 245 Posey
- Gilbreath, Joseph LaPorte 215 Wills Twp
- Gilbreath, Joseph Grant 229 Pleasant
- Gilbreath, Samuel Franklin 365 Springfield
- Gilbreath, Susan E. Decatur 184 Washington
- Gilbreath, William Decatur 184 Washington
- Gilbreth, Caroline Orange 461 Paoli
- Gilbreth, George W. Vigo 154 Riley Twp.
- Gilbreth, James Grant 203 Monroe Twp.
- Gilbreth, Robert Bartholomew 368 Sand Creek
- Gilbrith, John Delaware 393 Union
- Hunt selected
- Abram Brown 231 Hamblin Twp.
- John Brown 218 Hamblin
Jackson, Ronald & Gary Teeples. Indiana 1840 Index Census, Bountiful, UT: Accelerated Indexing Systems, Inc., nd
Wilson - selected:
- A. - Boone 170
- A. - Daviess 4
- A.J. - Crawford 479 Leavenworth Twp.
- Alexander - Morgan 169
- Alexander - Wayne 259 Center Twp.
- Alexander - Johnson 279
- Alexander - Johnson 319
- Alexander - Putnam 422 Floyd Twp.
- Alexander - Putnam 420 Floyd Twp.
- Alexander - Jennings 235
- Alexander - Daviess 7
Nolcox, Terry. Gibson County, Indiana Source Book, Vol. I, Princeton, IN: Terry Nolcox, nd.
Thursday, June 28, 1866 [date of newspaper, not necessarily death date] 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. The names of the three still living are David Johnson, Henry Reel and John I. Neely.
Nolcox, Terry. Gibson County, Indiana Source Book, Vol. II, Princeton, IN: Terry Nolcox, nd
1820 Federal Census of Gibson County, Indiana - Gibson County had been divided into three townships in 1817 by the board of county comissioners. 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 dividig the counties of Gibson and Posey." Montgomery township - 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 colleciton 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 & 34-36 of Township 3 South Range 9 West and Sections 5-8, 17-20 & 29-32 of Township 3 South Range 8 West, now part of Barton township of Gibson County, were within the boundaries of Pike County. Additionally, all of the current area of Columbia township was within the boundaries of Pike County.
Finally, Sections 4, 5, 8 & 9 of Township 1 South, Range 9 West and Sections 7-9, 16-21, 28-33 and all locations and Survesy therein, now part of Pike County, were within the boundaries of Gibson County.
[nd] Patrick Payne admr. 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. [If this is the Robert Slaven said to have settled in Gibson County ca. 1810, could be Mary (Slaven) Fitzgerald's father. If it is the Robert who died in 1872, it could be her brother.]
[nd] On farther settlement of the estate of Robert Slaven dec'd 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 admrs. are entitled to a further credit of one hundred & three dollars twenty-six cents which with the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars eight & one half cents heretofore entered to the credit of the said admrs. shows a ballance in favour of said admrs. of four dollars seventy eight cents.
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