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 | U.S. Census Zionsville, Boone, IN 1860: William Thompson (1816- ) and wife Lydia (1818- ) and Lydia N. Thompson (1850- )
"William Thompson, age 44 b. Abt. 1816 Ohio, blacksmith, owned real estate $300; wife Lydia, age 42 b. Abt. 1818 Kentucky; children all born Indiana: Alexander E. 22, carpenter; Joseph 16, farm labor; Lydia N. 10; Martha K. age one." |
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| 14952 |
 | U.S. Census, Jackson, Clay, IN 1900: Amos Hedge Wright (1830-1913)
"Wright, Hedge age b. 1830 Indiana, father b. South Carolina mother b. Indiana, farmer, wife Alcy b. 1833 Ohio, father b. Germany mother b. Ohio; two sons both single, b. Ohio, farmers: John W. 43 b. Nov 1856, Olis [sic] R. 37 b. Jan 1863." |
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| 14953 |
 | U.S. Census, Wittenburg, Alexander County, NC 1870, Sarah Rader (1806-1871) & Catherine Deal & Jonas Lafayette Deal
"Sarah Deal, age 63 b. Abt. 1807 North Carolina, keeping house, real estate owned $800 other property $300; two adult children b. North Carolina, neither employed: Catherine 23, Jonas L. 20." |
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| 14954 |
 | U.S. Census: Benjamin Franklin Deal (1822-1896)
Washington, Putnam County, IN 1860: "B. Deal age 37 b. Abt. 1823 Indiana [sic], farmer no real estate owned, other property $600; wife Nancy age 31 b. Indiana; five children b. Indiana: G.W. 10, Sarah 8, Stephen McI 5, Mary 4, Alice J. 1."
"E. O'Brien age 22 b. Indiana, farm laborer" lived with the family in 1860.
Perry, Clay County, IN 1870: "Benjamin Deal, age 47 b. Abt. 1823 Indiana, father b. North Carolina mother b. Kentucky, farmer, wife Nancy, age 41 b. Abt. 1829 Ohio parents b. Ohio; seven children b. Indiana: George W. 21, Sarah J. 19, Stephen 17, Mary 15, Josephine 12, William 8, Melissa 5."
Perry, Clay County, IN 1880: "Benjamin Deal, age 57 b. Abt. 1823 Indiana, father b. North Carolina mother b. Kentucky, farmer, wife Nancy, age 50 b. Abt. 1830 Ohio parents b. Ohio; five children b. Indiana: George W. 31 miner, Mary N. 23 keeping house, William E. 18 farm hand, Malissa E. 15 keeping house, John W. 5." |
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 | U.S. IRS Tax Assessments Lists 1866: Daniel W. Peck assessments in Salem, Indiana
This was the District 2 - Annual and Special Lists.
Daniel's occupation in Jackson, Ohio in 1860 was Watchmaker. By 1866 he had moved to Salem, Indiana and continued that same trade. The attached assessment is for income, two gold watches and a retail business.
His income was $947 and the tax is 5% or $46.35
Gold Watch assessed at 1% for tax of $1.00
Gold Watch assessed at 2% for tax of $200
His business of D. W. Peck & Co. is assessed at 10% for $10.00.
He appears to have been rather prosperous for his time. I estimate that $1.00 in 1866 may be worth about $50 today. That means his $927 of income would be about $46,000 in today's dollars (2009). His assessment of %59.35 would be almost $3,000 today.
I wonder how long he continued to live in Salem before he moved to the Terre Haute area?
Dave Howard, Aug 2009 |
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| 14956 |
 | U.S. Post Office, Brazil, Clay, IN, built 1911
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| 14957 |
 | U.S. Post Office, Marion, Grant County, IN, c. 1908
Marion, Grant County, IN Public Library
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 | Uncle Dick and Aunt Marge
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| 14959 |
 | Union Civil War Draft Registration, Nicholas County, KY, July 1863
The Thomas families were all farmers, born in Kentucky:
Daniel R. Thomas, age 43
William Thomas, age 36
Rresel [Roland?] Thomas, age 37
Lewis Thomas, age 38 |
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| 14960 |
 | University of Utah Graduate, Shelah Woodland
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| 14962 |
 | Untitled Verses for the Delphian Society by Eva Catherine Davis Penrose
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| Up, Awake, Ye Defenders of Zion
By Charles W. Penrose
This note is added byGideon Burton: MormonLit@byu.edu
This is a hymn that is wonderfully dated, springing as it does from the 1857 Utah War, in which the Mormons saw themselves audaciously at war with the United States; and, when it was over, felt that they had, with God's will, been granted some kind of victory.
The hymn is sung to the tune of "The Red, White, and Blue."
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| 14964 |
 | Urban Francis Gainey (1893-1961)
Find-A-Grave:
Union Cemetery, Hoosierville, Clay County, Indiana, U.S.A. |
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| 14965 |
 | Urban Francis Gainey (1893-1961), Obituary
Terre Haute Tribune, Monday, 22 May 1961, p. 2
Received from Paul E. Williams. |
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 | US Census Clinton, Vermillion, IN 1910: Arthur Peck Family, Claude E. Peck Family
Arthur Peck age 21 born in Indiana, father born in Ohio, mother born in Indiana, coal miner. Wife Myrtle Se. age 20 born in Indiana both parents born in Indiana. Son Arthur age 2 born in Indiana and both parents born in Indiana.
Claude E Peck age 55 married 34 years born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio, coal miner. Wife Eva age 49 born in Illinois both parents born in Pennsylvania. Son Everett age 16 born in Indiana, clerk in grocery store. Son Roy age 14 born in Indiana. Son Albert age 9 born in Indiana. Son George age 6 born in Indiana. |
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 | US Census District of Columbia, Washington City 1900: James H. Peck Family
Frances Stone Head age 56 born July 1843 in Maryland, father New Jersey and mother Virginia. He was a government clerk. His sister was Henrietta Stone age 52 born Nov 1847 in Maryland, father New Jersey, Mother Virginia. James H. Peck is brother-in-law age 41 born in April 1859 in Ohio with both his parents born in Ohio married 12 years. He is shown as Treas Bult Asso. Lucy W. Peck is sister of head and married to James 12 years age 48 born April 1852 in Maryland, father New Jersey, mother Virginia. Daniel V. Peck is nephew of Head and son of James born age 10 born Nov 1889 in the District of Columbia, father born in Ohio and mother born in Maryland. |
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 | us-census-1850.jpg
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| us-census-1850.jpg
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 | us-census-1860.jpg
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