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Genealogy

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 120 Collections and/or Records:

Edith L. Moore collection

 Collection
Identifier: G-124
Scope and Contents This collection consists largely of the genealogical research done by Edith L. Moore and other members of her family, ranging from 1848 to 2005. Moore collected her own writings, family research, correspondence about her research, and created family trees. The smaller series within the collection consist of personal papers relating specifically to Edith Moore, her early life and career, the entirety of her correspondence and that of other members of her family, family papers, especially of her...
Dates: 1848-2005

Edna Eugenia Morlan collection

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: G-070
Scope and Contents This collection includes genealogical research and correspondence from Edna E. Morlan in the United States ranging from 1956 to 1976 regarding research she did for different clients while working as a genealogist.
Dates: 1956 - 1976

Elam Willey account book

 Collection — Volume V030
Identifier: V030
Scope and Contents This collection includes an account book used by multiple people containing entries ranging from 1835 to 1881 and undated. It was first used by Elam Willey for his general store located in Crawford County, Indiana (1835-1837). It was then used by his son-in-law William Butt and contains an undated sermon on the resurrection and a number of newspaper clippings, including several from the Western Christian Advocate (1848-1849, undated). There is also a small amount of genealogical information...
Dates: 1835-1881, undated

Ethel F. Copeland diary

 Collection — Folder 1
Identifier: GS-008
Scope and Contents This collection includes photocopies of a diary from Ethel French in Posey County, Indiana, ranging from 1869 to 1898, regarding her daily life in Posey County.
Dates: Other: 1896 - 1898

Eugene Studebaker Wierbach collection

 Collection
Identifier: S3093
Scope and Contents This collection contains items ranging from 1859 to circa 1942 collected or created by Eugene Studebaker Wierbach, including an April 5, 1866 document signed by J.B. Armstrong (Elizabethtown, Indiana) giving permission for his son Levi to marry; two Presbyterian circulars regarding the 1875 meeting of the council of Elders at the General Assembly in Cleveland; a small broadside of a proclamation announcing the death of Muncie Mayor Frank Ellis on October 29, 1890; and a 1930 newspaper...
Dates: 1859-circa 1942

Eva MacDougall papers

 Collection
Identifier: L292
Scope and Contents This collection includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, travel diaries, itineraries, photographs, legal and real estate papers, and genealogy reserach from Eva MacDougall and family in Indianapolis, Indiana, the United States, and Europe, ranging from 1855 to 1978, regarding MacDougall's career and family, travel, and history of nursing.
Dates: 1855-1978

Ferris, Scovell and Northam family collection

 Collection — Folder S3073
Identifier: S3073
Scope and Contents The collection includes family papers dating from 1815 to 1908 from various members of the Scoville, Northam, and Ferris families. Primary correspondents are Almira Gates, Marvin Smith, Amherst D. Scovell, and Lucy Scovell. Also included are genealogical papers listing births, deaths, and marriages of members of the Scovella nd Northam families, and wills and related documents from the Ferris family.
Dates: 1815-1908

Florence Adell Carter genealogy

 Collection — Folder S3243
Identifier: S3243
Scope and Contents This collection includes typed, printed and written letters and genealogical materials from Florence Adell Carter and others in Indiana ranging from 1832 to 1946 regarding the Blackman, Carter, Daggett and White families.
Dates: 1832-1946

Florence Emerson Heffley manuscript

 Collection — Folder S624
Identifier: S0624
Scope and Contents This collection contains a draft of the manuscript, "A Little Girl of the Sixties," by Florence Emerson Heffley. The manuscript is 48 typewritten pages and includes handwritten corrections and a few pages of additional notes. Heffley's narrative relates stories and genealogical information about her great-grandparents, Abraham and Sarah Dayton Jacobus, her grandparents Hettie and Luke Allen Emerson, and her mother, Almira Georgiana Herbert, the "Little Girl of the Sixties," from 1818 to 1938. ...
Dates: 1818-1938

Floyd Raymond Nicholas Carter collection

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: G-077
Scope and Contents This collection includes research, charts, and photographs from F. R. Nicholas Carter in Indiana ranging from 1859 to 1973, regarding the Carter and other related families. F. R. H. Carter created an item level index located in the first two folders of the collection with corresponding numbers.
Dates: 1859 - 1976