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Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

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Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library

(Back row L to R): Stanley Anderson, Lewis Anderson, Lawrence Anderson, Frank Anderson.
(Middle Row L to R): George Anderson, Marybelle Anderson, David Anderson
(Front Row L to R): Edith (Anderson) Rader, Alice Anderson, Thomas M. Anderson, Fred Anderson, Anna (Williams) Anderson, Landy Leona "Ona" Rader (husband of Edith).

Note from Camille Evans:
"Thomas Martin Anderson is the son of John Calvin & Catherine (Martin) Anderson. Anna Allen (Williams) Anderson is the daughter of Lewis & Mary (McMahan) Williams. The descendants of this entire family still have an annual Anderson reunion in Lebanon, IN."

From Sarah Jane (Shockley) Isley's photograph album. See more in the unidentified photo section.

"Mrs. Ashley was a neighbor of my great grandmother, Sarah Jane (Shockley) Isley. I have Mrs. Ashley's obituary."

Note from Coordinator: Can anyone add more identification?

Attorney at law, Thorntown.
Comment from Deb Fisher 10/20/2007: "Abner V. Austin was the father of Frederick H. Austin, M.D. and the husband of Catherine E. Huffman Austin (both who have obituaries in the obituary section of this site)."

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library

Source: "Jamestown Press", Jamestown, Indiana, Friday 15 January, 1904, page 5.

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Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.
 

B&W Original

Hand-colored

Title: Enjoying the Sabbath calm
Created/Published
[ca. 1902]
Photo likely taken by Job V. Harrison of Rock Lake, N.D.

Julius Belt family in front of a sod house with a stovepipe, window and doorway showing. Two-thirds of the house has wooden walls, the rest appears to be sod. Leaning against the wall is a broom. From left to right: Opal, Isaac, Julius Belt, Ernest, Lilla Belle Metzger Belt, Paul, Silas, and Esau. Two dogs are also pictured.

Julius Belt was born in 1861 in Boone County, Indiana. He married Lilla Belle Metzger in 1894. She also was born in Boone County in 1874. They came to Towner County N.D. in 1898 and homesteaded in Rock Lake Township. They had seven children.

Belt, Julius, 1861-1927
Belt, Lilla Belle Metzger, 1874-1951
Belt, Opal, 1895-1956
Belt, Esau, 1894-1975
Belt, Isaac P., b. 1899
Belt, Earnest, b. 1900
Belt, Paul, b. 1901
Belt, Silas, b. 1901

Reference: Hadler, Mable Lyles Jacques. "Julius Belt." Towner County, North Dakota Families. Long Beach, Calif.: Mrs. Hadler, 1959. p.85-87.
 
Source: Fred Hultstrand History in Pictures Collection, NDIRS-NDSU, Fargo. The Library of Congress, American Memory <http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/index.html>

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.
 

Man on the left standing is James R. Black, b.1866 d. 1949 in Boone County, IN.
Others unidentified.

Can you identify the others?

Shown photographed in his Zionsville marshal uniform. Born in Indianapolis, Jan 13, 1854, the son of Milton and Mary Dunham Bland. Died May 1946. On Nov 3, 1881, Mr. Bland married Emma Kouns, who passed away in Feb. 1923.

Note: See his obituary for more information

Daughter of Daniel and Nannie (Dixon) Bohannon. Born 1905, died August 20, 1918. See gravestone.

See her gravestone.

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Married to Daniel Bohannon. Children: Verlin, Floyd & Dorothy Bohannon.
Note from Coordinator: Per the 1900 Boone County, Indiana census; Nannie was born May, 1884 in Indiana.
See her autograph book.
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(L to R): Verlin, Floyd and Dorothy Bohannon. Children of Daniel & Nannie (Dixon) Bohannon. Verlin is my grandfather. Photograph taken in front of their house in Lebanon, Indiana.

Source: "Early Life and Times in Boone County, Indiana," Harden & Spahr, Lebanon, Ind., May, 1887.

Note: See biographies - (2)

Source: "History of Boone County, Indiana," by Hon. L. M. Crist, 1914.

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Hon. A. J. Boone (deceased)
Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

See the family residence.

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

Wife of John C. Bowman

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.
 

"Surnames include BRENTON, CALDWELL, CURTIS, DAVIS, EVERMAN, FLETCHER, HODGEN, NEAL, POWELL and SWOPE. I'm pretty certain the photo was taken in Boone County, but it certainly pictures Boone County people."

"Wayne Morris provided me with a copy of this photograph." ~ Peggy Curtis Smith

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Note: See biography

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Note: See biography

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Note: See  biography
 

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Note: See Cason family biography

TITLE: Cason, Hon. Thos. Jefferson of Indiana
CREATED/PUBLISHED: between 1865 and 1880
Source & Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
Forms part of Brady-Handy Photograph Collection (Library of Congress).
See biographies

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.
See biographies

Circa early 1900's?
This photograph only has the name "Catherine" on it.

Do you know who she is?

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

Lebanon Reporter, July 4, 1976 Page 16 Section E

FAMILY GATHERING - Families were close knit groups in the early days of our country and reunions were one good way for the kin to gather and visit and enjoy good food. Pictured above is the Nicholas Click family reunion on March 12, 1894. The lady pictured on the far right, Sarah Pavey, is the mother of Melba Hanna, 508 West Main Street, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Click, pictured sitting in the center of the picture. Also, are the sons of the Click's, from left to right, Rev. Frank Click, Richard Click, Jess Click, and James Click. Daughters pictured are Mrs. Thomas (Rebecca) Small, Mrs. John D. (Alice) Bratton, Mrs. David D. (Jane) Cohee, Mrs. James (Lydia) Taylor, Mrs. Samuel (Christina) Coulson, and Mrs. Omer (Lou Etta) Perkins.

This house is located four miles west of Lebanon on Witt Road and is now owned by Lester Landcaster.

Note from Jami Davis: "I'm not sure why the list of sons names four men when only three men are actually standing with Nicholas and Sarah Pavey Click, unless the man in the back holding a small child is one of them. My sister-in-law noticed that it appears Sarah Pavey Click may have had a stroke. The left side of her body appears "drooped." My ancestor is Mrs. David D. (Jane) Cohee."

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Source: Probably an unnamed Boone County, Indiana newspaper.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Note: See biography

Source: "Early Life and Times in Boone County, Indiana," Harden & Spahr, Lebanon, Ind., May, 1887.

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Daphne (Riner) Thompson is the daughter of Fred and Ruby Riner, born in 1921, died in 2001.

John Wesley and Elmira Catherine (Nation) Cornelius.

Note: See their obituaries on the website.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Source: "Early Life and Times in Boone County, Indiana," Harden & Spahr, Lebanon, Ind., May, 1887.

Note: See biography
 

Wife of Elijah Cross.

Source: "Early Life and Times in Boone County, Indiana," Harden & Spahr, Lebanon, Ind., May, 1887.

Note: See Elijah Cross biography

"This is a picture of my father, Earl L. Curtis & his father, Thomas Wallace, great-grandfather Wallace Glenn, & great-great-grandfather Philander Main Curtis, who came to Boone County in the 1830's, Clinton Twp. Philander's father was Erastus Curtis of Elizaville, IN. Philander, who is pictured, served in the Civil War. Philander was married to Dorcas Brenton, daughter of William Brenton, also of Clinton Twp."

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Family Portrait of Thomas Wallace Curtis, wife Bathsheba Gertrude "Dolla" Ruckman Curtis, and children Earl Leonard, and Josephine. Taken in Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana about 1906. Thomas was a carpenter.

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Philander Main Curtis and wife Dorcas (Brenton) Curtis, circa 1890.

Photograph provided to Peggy Curtis Smith from John Perkins of CA.

Family of Philander Main Curtis, circa 1890
Note from contributor: "Though photo is labeled "1870," ca 1890 is more likely."

Photograph provided to Peggy Curtis Smith from John Perkins of CA.

(Back row L to R): Jesse, Carrie, Russell, Eva & Thomas
(Front row L to R): Charlotte, Goldie & Wallace Curtis

Source: "Early Life and Times in Boone County, Indiana," Harden & Spahr, Lebanon, Ind., May, 1887.

Note: See biography and family residence

Source: "Early Life and Times in Boone County, Indiana," Harden & Spahr, Lebanon, Ind., May, 1887.

Note: See biography
 

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Note: See biography

Note from Coordinator: Per the 1900 Boone County, Indiana census; Ada was born May, 1877. She was married to John Dixon. Their daughter Girtha Dixon was born November, 1896.

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Note from Coordinator: Per the 1900 Boone County, Indiana census; Leathel Dixon was the daughter of John and Ada Dixon. She was born September, 1898.

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Civil War Veteran - see burial information.
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Source: "The History of Boone County, Indiana, Volume II,"
Crist, Hon L. M., 1914.

Born 1802, died 1885.

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Born 1852, died 1935. Wife of David D. Doyal.

Margaret (Raider) Doyal, wife of David D. Doyal, and her two children; Luella Doyal (age 8 yrs) and Sarah Doyal (age 4 years) circa 1893.

Wife of John W. Doyal.

Source: "Combination Atlas Map of Boone County Indiana: Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys By Kingman Brothers." Published 1878.
Repository: Indiana State Library.

(Front L to R): Letetia Dye Reed, Inghram Reed, Isaac Dye, his wife Elizabeth Cline (Clyne) Dye, Isaac Cline Dye, Angeline Dye Mills. (Back L to R): Burnetta Dye Grimes (Lapham), Mary Jane Dye Johnson, William Dye, Ezekial Dye and Olive Dye.

Wife of William Washington Dye.

"My grandmother, Jessie Belle Dye, as a young woman. Daughter of William Washington and Isabell (Yount) Dye."

The children of William Washington Dye and Isabell Yount.
(L to R): Jessie Belle, Margaret May, Ellen, and Rolla Dye.

Margaret Steup
2/2007

Note: See Dye Family Tree