1familysearch web site http://www.familysearch.org, https://www.familysearch.org/.
2familysearch web site http://www.familysearch.org. "Groom: Gilbert Chambers
Groom's Race: White
Groom's Date of Birth: 19 May 1906
Groom's Place of Birth: Ellettsville, , Indiana
Groom's Residence: Ellettsville, , Indiana
Groom's Number of Marriage: 1
Groom's Father: Edmond F Chambers
Groom's Mother: Dortha Farmer
Bride: Freda Jewel Carpenter
Bride's Race: White
Bride's Date of Birth: 25 Mar 1913
Bride's Place of Birth: Freedom, Owen, Indiana
Bride's Residence: Spencer, , Indiana
Bride's Number of Marriage: 1
Bride's Father: Harly Carpenter
Bride's Mother: Ethel Zink
Informant Name:
Date of License: 16 Jan 1932
County of License: Brown
Date of Marriage: 16 Jan 1932
Place of Marriage: , Brown, Indiana
Official:
Record Number: 599
GSU Film Number: 1954676
Digital GS Number: 4202713
Digital Image Number: 00318
Number of Images: 1
Collection: Indiana, Marriages, 1811-1959."
1Lynn Whiteside data.
2History of Lawrence and Monroe Counties, Indiana : their people, industries and institutions., Indianapolis, Ind.: B.F. Bowen & Co., 1914, 841 pgs., p.757. http://books.google.com.
1KY Overstreet Web Site
http://scribers.midwest.net/cbconly/over.htm.2Lynn Whiteside data. James Overstreet Bible record (#703).
3Baughn, Brent - Overstreet info recived by mail 8 Apr 1999.
4Lynn Whiteside data, p.703. James Overstreet Bible record.
1KY Overstreet Web Site
http://scribers.midwest.net/cbconly/over.htm.2Lynn Whiteside data, p.703. James Overstreet Bible record.
3Baughn, Brent - Overstreet info recived by mail 8 Apr 1999.
1"The Family of James and Jennie (-----) Overstreet" by Scott Swanson
Received September 1999., p.11.
1Baughn, Brent - Overstreet info recived by mail 8 Apr 1999.
1KY Overstreet Web Site
http://scribers.midwest.net/cbconly/over.htm.
1Baughn, Brent - Overstreet info recived by mail 8 Apr 1999.
2Baughn, Brent - Overstreet info recived by mail 8 Apr 1999. Date of death confirmed by Tombstone picture.
3Mary Jo March, Rice Harris.jpeg 1, e-mail with attached image of the tombstone of Rev. Rice Harris: Fri 7/26/2002 5:55 PM.
4Mary Jo March, Rice Tombstones, e-mail with description of trip to Bash Cemetery: Friday, July 26, 2002 10:07 AM. "-----Original Message----- From: mary jo march Sent: Friday, July 26, 2002 10:07 AM To: John Vermeer Subject: Rice tombstones
John: My friend and I finally made it to the Bash Cemetery, and I took pictures of Rev. Rice Harris' stone, and his wife's. I have not had my digital camera too long, and have been having trouble sending. I will send you 1 picture for a trial send, and please let me know if you get it. Then I will send you two more, one of the cemetery in general. As far as my friend Mertice knows there were no more Rices here in Clark Co., Mo. She thought there may have been some that went to Quincy, Illinois, which is across the Mississippi, not far from here. I believe Quincy may be in Adams County. You might want to check their census.
The day we went to the Bash Cemetery was very hot. We drove a long way in to the country, down a long lane to the log house that Mertice's Bash ancestors built when they first came here. They were known for their maple sugar making, which they had done before they came here. Then we got out and started walking, (a long way), across a very rocky creek bed, around a tall corn field, through the woods, (it looked liked we were in South America), and finally up to a very lovely high knoll where the cemetery is. It is completely overgrown, we are only about 5'2", and the weeds were taller than our heads. But there were some beaten down paths through it, probably where the deer had been. Her grandfather Henry Bash is buried right beside Rev. Rice Harris. Harris' tombstone is a long flat one, and had fallen over and broken into a long time ago. We got the two pieces and slid them together, for photos. Obviously the section with the data on it must have lain face down, it had a thick film of something like mold. Mertice used bleach water to try and clean it, but it did not seem to be very effective, then we chalked it. But I was able to photograph it. His wife's was also down on the ground, but not broken. It had been years before Mertice had been able to find her Henry Bash's tombstone, it was under the soil, but someone in the family was prodding around and found it.
After we left the cemetery we went on down a very narrow rocked road, through some of the prettiest countryside I have ever seen, there were many trees, I am going back in the fall. But then we discovered the bridge was out, so we laboriously got turned around and had to come back the same way we had come. But I got out and stood on part of the bridge, and heard the loveliest sound, the creek was (babbling) over the rocks. As you can tell I love the country. I lived in the St. Louis metropolitan area for years, and hated every minute of it.
I thought you might like a description of a trip to the Bash Cemetery. Let me know if you receive the photo I am going to send next, and I will send you the other two.
Mary Jo.".
1Mary Jo March, Sarah Rice.jpeg 0299, e-mail with attached image of the tombstone of Sarah Harris: Fri 7/26/2002 6:02 PM. Assuming the tombstone reads "76 yrs. 4 mos. 6 days." It is difficult to make out the number of months. But four is supported by http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Cyprus/9550/revriceharris.html.
2Mary Jo March, Sarah Rice.jpeg 0299.
1United States Department of Commerce, U. S. Census Data, U. S. Census Bureau, Washington, D. C. (301) 457-4608, 1850, National Archives and Records Administration, 2400 Avilla Road, 1st Floor, East Entranc, Post Office Box 6719, Laguna Niguel, California 92607-6719.
1United States Department of Commerce, U. S. Census Data, U. S. Census Bureau, Washington, D. C. (301) 457-4608, 1850, National Archives and Records Administration, 2400 Avilla Road, 1st Floor, East Entranc, Post Office Box 6719, Laguna Niguel, California 92607-6719.
1United States Department of Commerce, U. S. Census Data, U. S. Census Bureau, Washington, D. C. (301) 457-4608, 1850, National Archives and Records Administration, 2400 Avilla Road, 1st Floor, East Entranc, Post Office Box 6719, Laguna Niguel, California 92607-6719.
1A guess based on marriage date.
2Probate papers of Moses McCarley 1845.
3E-Mail from Cynthia CynthiaBC@aol.com
Re: MCCARLEY in 1850 Jessamine Co census
25 MAR 1999.
1A guess based on marriage date.
2Probate papers of Moses McCarley 1845.
3E-Mail from Cynthia CynthiaBC@aol.com
Re: MCCARLEY in 1850 Jessamine Co census
25 MAR 1999.
1Probate papers of Moses McCarley 1845.
1Probate papers of Moses McCarley 1845.
1Probate papers of Moses McCarley 1845.
1Probate papers of Moses McCarley 1845.
1KY Overstreet Web Site
http://scribers.midwest.net/cbconly/over.htm.2"The Family of James and Jennie (-----) Overstreet" by Scott Swanson
Received September 1999., p.3.
1"The Family of James and Jennie (-----) Overstreet" by Scott Swanson
Received September 1999., p.3.
1"The Family of James and Jennie (-----) Overstreet" by Scott Swanson
Received September 1999., p.3.2"The Family of James and Jennie (-----) Overstreet" by Scott Swanson~~Received September 1999., p.4.
1"The Family of James and Jennie (-----) Overstreet" by Scott Swanson
Received September 1999., p.5.
1"The Family of James and Jennie (-----) Overstreet" by Scott Swanson
Received September 1999., p.5.
1Cemetery Listing sent Friday, March 26, 1999 10:09 PM From lookup volunteer Phyllis Culrich.
2findagrave.com. "Moses McCarley
BIRTH 17 Jan 1767
DEATH 9 Apr 1844 (aged 77)
BURIAL
Alverson Cemetery #1
Carp, Owen County, Indiana, USA
MEMORIAL ID 108552457 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 1
FLOWERS 0
Family Members
Spouse
Photo
Elizabeth McCarley*
1761–1832
Children
Photo
Sarah E. McCarley Bull*
1798–1853
Photo
Nancy B. McCarley Overstreet*
1804–1868
Inscription
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
Moses McCarley was Born January 1767
And Died April
the 9 1844."