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 CHARTER, CONSTITUTION 
 OFFICERS AND MEMBERS 
 and LIST OF PUBLICATIONS 
 
 1923 
 
"History hath triumphed over 
 Time, which, beside it, nothing but 
 Eternity hath triumphed over." 
 
 "The use of history is to give 
 value to the present hour and its 
 duty" 
 
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 THE INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 The preliminary organization of the Indiana Historical 
 Society was effected December 11, 1830, and it was char- 
 tered by an act of the General Assembly of Indiana 
 approved January 10, 1831. Its proceedings from the date 
 of its organization to the year 1886 will be found in Vol. I 
 of the publications of the Society. Its Presidents prior to 
 the year 1886 were Benjamin Parke, Samuel Merrill, Isaac 
 Blackford and John Law, and its Recording Secretaries 
 were Bethuel F. Morris, George H. Dunn, William Sheets, 
 Thomas L. Sullivan, John B. Dillon and William H. H. 
 Terrell. 
 
 The late William H. English donated $2,500 to the 
 Society as a permanent endowment, the interest only to be 
 used by the Society. This endowment, by the addition of 
 accumulated interest, has been increased to $3,500. The 
 only revenues of the Society are the interest on its endow- 
 ment fund and the annual dues of the members, which are 
 $2.00 per year. 
 
 An article in the Indianapolis News of September 23, 
 1922, gives the following account of the Society's work: 
 
 BENJAMIN PARKE, PRESIDENT 
 
 Benjamin Parke, of Salem, was made the first President. 
 John H. Farnham, of Washington county, apparently the 
 principal mover in the organization, was made correspond- 
 ing secretary and served efficiently. 
 
 Farnham, Parke and Bethuel F. Morris and James Blake, 
 of Indianapolis, were incorporators of the society, which 
 was established by an act of incorporation passed by the 
 general assembly January 10, 1831. The act was conceived 
 in such a liberal spirit that no need of revision of the charter 
 has been felt in nearly 100 years since. 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 For five years the society showed marked activity and 
 nearly all the prominent men of the state at the time were 
 members. This characteristic of the society has continued 
 throughout its history. A perusal of the minutes of the 
 organization becomes a study of the beacon lights of Indi- 
 ana's development as a state. 
 
 Fourteen Governors of the state have held membership 
 in the Society. They were James Whitcomb, Albert G. 
 Porter, Claude Matthews, Ira J. Chase, James A. Mount, 
 Noah Noble, James Brown Ray, David Wallace, H. S. Lane, 
 Paris C. Dunning, Joseph A. Wright and Thomas A. Hen- 
 dricks, of a past time, and Samuel M. Ralston and Warren 
 T. McCray, of the present. 
 
 For the first five years, the Society, largely through the 
 efforts of Mr. Farnham, received a complete set of early 
 journals of the state house of representatives and the state 
 senate, and from Nathan Dane, of Beverly, Mass., received 
 an authoritative history of the ordinance of 1787, under 
 which the northwest territory was governed. 
 
 From 1835 to 1886 the society had a record of suspen- 
 sions of activity and reorganization. In 1886 reorganiza- 
 tion was effected which has continued without interruption 
 to the present. 
 
 ONLY ONE SECRETARY 
 
 Since 1886 the society has had one secretary continuously 
 — Jacob P. Dunn, of Indianapolis, and only four presidents 
 —William H. English, 1886 to 1896; W. W. Woollen, 1896 
 to 1900; D. W. Howe, 1900 to 1921, and Charles W. 
 Moores. 
 
 "The importance and necessity of collecting and preserv- 
 ing the materials for a comprehensive and accurate history 
 of our country, natural, civil and political, many of which 
 are of an ephemeral and transitory nature, and in the 
 absence of well-directed efforts to preserve them, are rapidly 
 passing into oblivion," and the fact that "the establishment 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 of safe depositories for the keeping of natural curiosities, 
 manuscripts, public documents, etc., in the custody of intel- 
 ligent guardians interested in their accumulation and preser- 
 vation, has ever been found promotive of the public good 
 and auxiliary to the advancement of science and literature," 
 were the two reasons behind the starting of the Society, 
 according to the statement made at the first meeting by Mr. 
 Farnham. 
 
 The objects of the society, as set forth more specifically 
 in a circular of information sent out soon after the first 
 meeting to other societies and states, were : 
 
 "The collection of materials calculated to shed light on 
 the natural, civil and political history of Indiana. 
 
 "The promotion of useful knowledge and the friendly 
 and profitable intercourse of such citizens as are disposed 
 to unite in such a cause. 
 
 "The history and present condition of the Indian tribes 
 within the state. 
 
 "The collection and description of ancient remains and 
 natural curiosities ; the formation of geological, mineralogi- 
 cal and botanical cabinets ; full descriptions of the soil, cli- 
 mate and productions of the state; and, in fine, the collec- 
 tion of every fact and thing that can be made subservient to 
 the use of the society." 
 
 TO MEET SEMI-ANNUALLY 
 For the achievement of these objects, the society set out 
 to meet "semi-annually at the Courthouse in Indianapolis 
 on the second days of the sessions of the supreme court" 
 and to hold an "annual meeting of the same on the first 
 Saturday succeeding the meeting of the general assembly." 
 In 1886 the Society turned its attention chiefly to the pub- 
 lication of historical materials. Previously, it had sought to 
 collect "rare, interesting and valuable materials of western 
 history," and had tried to get citizens of the counties of the 
 state to find out the origin of the names of counties and ob- 
 tain biographical material on the early leaders in each 
 settlement, but nothing was published. 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 A large part of the work of the society since 1886 has 
 been to recover the papers read before the organization 
 in the first fifty-six years and to piece together the scattered 
 minutes. In 1886, no paper read previously before the 
 Society was in its possession in any form. Volume I of the 
 society publications now contains, it is believed, every paper 
 read before the Society preceding 1886, and complete min- 
 utes up to that time, with the exception of a few meetings. 
 
 SEVEN LARGE VOLUMES 
 
 At the present time the society has seven large volumes 
 of publications. Papers read before the society and minutes 
 of proceedings have been preserved with care since 1886. 
 
 Volume 1 of the publications was printed in 1897. Other 
 volumes appeared as follows : Volume 2, 1895 ; Volume 3, 
 1905; Volume 4, 1911; Volume 5, 1915; Volume 6, 1919; 
 and Volume 7 is just completed. 
 
 The publications include historical monographs on a wide 
 range of subjects related to the history of Indiana. 
 
 From the beginning the Society's records have been 
 adorned with the names of distinguished men who were 
 members or who contributed in some way to the successful 
 achievement of its objects. The Governors who were mem- 
 bers have been mentioned. The list of the first honorary 
 members is impressive. They were : Lewis Cass, of Mich- 
 igan territory; William Henry Harrison, of Ohio; Edward 
 Coles, of Illinois; William McClure, of New Harmony; 
 Andrew Wylie, of Bloomington; James Hall, of Vandalia, 
 111., and John Baddolet and Francis Vigo, of Knox county. 
 
 Later, Edward Everett, Jared Sparks, John Quincy 
 Adams, George Bancroft and William H. Prescott, all of 
 Massachusetts, and Dr. Lyman Beecher, of Cincinnati, were 
 made honorary members. Henry Ward Beecher was a 
 member and served on the executive committee in 1842. 
 David Starr Jordan, then a professor in Indiana University, 
 and Maurice Thompson, novelist, were members. 
 
 Prominent in the society at the present time are James A. 
 Woodburn, of Indiana University; Charles W. Moores, of 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 Indianapolis; Harlow Lindley, of Earlham College; William 
 Dudley Foulke, of Richmond ; Logan Esarey, editor of the 
 Indiana Quarterly Magazine of History ; Jesse Weik, of 
 Greencastle ; Meredith Nicholson, John W. Oliver, Jacob P. 
 Dunn, George S. Cotman and Kate Milner Rabb, all of 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 Thirty-five members of the society have gone beyond the 
 mere form of being members and have written Indiana his- 
 tory, chief of whom, perhaps, was John B. Dillon, who is 
 regarded as the "father of Indiana history. " He was a 
 member from 1835 to his death in 1879. 
 
 But from its origin the Society has been "cribbed, cabined 
 and confined" in its activities for want of a permanent home 
 and money. 
 
 OUTLOOK NOW BRIGHT 
 
 The outlook for the society never was as bright as it is 
 now, however. Sentiment has grown for many months that 
 the Indiana world war memorial should be designed in such 
 a way as to provide for the housing of the Society, together 
 with related agencies of the state — the State Library, the 
 State Historical Commission and the State Museum. 
 
 And then in August came the heartening information that 
 Delavan Smith, publisher of The Indianapolis News, in his 
 will had given to the Society $150,000 for the construction 
 of a building to contain its records and collections and had 
 provided that the Society should receive his entire library, 
 consisting of valuable Americana. 
 
 Mr. Smith, the minutes of proceedings show, was elected 
 a member of the society at the regular annual meeting 
 Thursday, December 28, 1905. 
 
 Previously to the gift of Mr. Smith the only bequests left 
 to the Society were by W. H. English and Judge Howe, 
 Society Presidents. Mr. English in his will gave the Society 
 $2,500, in trust, the income to be used for the purposes of 
 the Society. This bequest helped immeasurably the work 
 of the society after 1896. Judge Howe made the Society 
 the residuary legatee of his estate, subject to life estates in 
 
8 INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 his wife and daughter. 
 
 Nearly every other state historical society in the country 
 is supported by state money. The Indiana Society is not an 
 agency of the state and has received small help from that 
 source. In 1859 the minutes of the Society make mention 
 of a "liberal appropriation" from the general assembly to 
 aid the organization. The appropriation amounted to $500. 
 
 Quartered now here, now there, in Indianapolis, the So- 
 ciety was permitted to move into a room in the present 
 Statehouse on its completion in 1888. The accommodations 
 never have been adequate, and all except committee meet- 
 ings have had to be held elsewhere. 
 
 The first attempt to get separate building for the housing 
 of the State Library, State Museum and State Historical 
 Society originated in the Society in 1910. It now appears 
 that what had been for years a wistful dream soon will be 
 a fine reality. 
 
 ACTION BY LEGISLATURE 
 In 1915 the state legislature created as one of the state 
 agencies the Indiana Historical Commission and outlined 
 among its duties co-operation with the Indiana Historical 
 Society and county historical societies over the state. 
 
 The commission and the society work together in closest 
 harmony for the achievements of common purposes. In 
 December, 1918, the Society started agitation for the 
 writing of a local history of the world war. The commis- 
 sion has the task in hand. One of four proposed volumes 
 has been published. The material for the others is being- 
 put into shape for publication in the near future. 
 
 In 1919, John H. Holliday, long a member of the society, 
 suggested that all organizations in the state interested in 
 local history should meet once a year in a conference on the 
 subject. The fourth of these conferences is planned for 
 December of this year, to be held, as usual, at the Claypool 
 hotel. The attendance at these conferences and their fruit- 
 fulness have increased every year. 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 How much more abundant and accessible might be the 
 documentary historical resources of this state had "The 
 Historical Society of Indiana" (which was changed some- 
 where in the course of four or five revisions of the consti- 
 tution, to "The Indiana Historical Society"), been made in 
 1830 a special interest of the state government and equipped 
 as a result, with a building and money ! Who can say ? 
 
 With an increasing membership, meaning more adequate 
 finances, and with the certain promise of a home of its own 
 in the near future, the Indiana Historical Society may say, 
 with one of the soldiers in "Hamlet :" 
 
 The morn, in russet mantle clad, 
 
 Walks o'er the dew of yon high eastern hill. 
 
 Following will be found the Legislative Charter, the re- 
 vised Constitution adopted by the Society April 17, 1886, 
 with subsequent amendments, and a list of its officers and 
 members on January 1, 1923, together with a list of the 
 Society's publications : 
 
 LEGISLATIVE CHARTER 
 
 An Act To Incorporate the Indiana Historical 
 Society 
 
 Approved January 10, 1831 
 
 Corporate Style and Powers 
 
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the 
 State of Indiana, That Benjamin Parke, John H. Farnham, 
 Bethuel F. Morris and James Blake, with their associates, 
 are hereby created and constituted a body politic and cor- 
 porate, by the name and style of the "Indiana Historical 
 Society," and by such name may have perpetual succession, 
 hold, purchase, receive, enjoy and transfer any property, 
 real and personal, have and use a common seal, sue and be 
 sued, plead and be impleaded, defend and be defended in 
 all courts of judicature whatever. 
 
10 INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 Annual Meetings and Elections 
 
 Sec. 2. There shall be an annual meeting of the mem- 
 bers of said society at the time and place appointed by their 
 constitution ; at which time and place the officers of said so- 
 ciety named in said constitution shall be elected, who shall 
 continue in office until the next annual meeting, and until 
 their successors are elected. The members of said society 
 at such meeting may alter and amend their constitution, 
 change the time of the annual meeting, and frame such laws 
 for the government of said Society as they shall think 
 proper, the same not being inconsistent with the laws and 
 constitution of this State. 
 
 By-Laws For Society 
 Rules For Officers 
 
 Sec. 3. The officers of said Society may make such rules 
 for their own government and for carrying into effect the 
 objects of the Society, not inconsistent with its constitution, 
 as they shall think proper; all which, together with their 
 receipts and disbursements, shall be reported to the annual 
 meetings of the Society. 
 
 Society Entitled to Laws, Journals, Etc. 
 
 Sec. 4. The secretary of state shall deliver to the officers 
 of said Society one copy of the laws of this State and one 
 copy of the journals of the senate and house of representa- 
 tives, which may hereafter be published, and also copies of 
 the laws and journals of former years, where more than five 
 copies of the same for any one year remain in his office. 
 The secretary shall also deliver to the officers of said Society 
 all books and other articles which have been or may be 
 transmitted to his offijce for the use of said Society. 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 11 
 
 CONSTITUTION 
 
 ARTICLE I 
 The name of this Society shall be the Indiana Historical Society. 
 
 ARTICLE II 
 The objects of the Society shall be the collection and preservation 
 of all materials calculated to shed light on the natural, civil and 
 political history of Indiana, the publication and circulation of his- 
 torical documents, the promotion of useful knowledge, and the 
 friendly and profitable intercourse of such citizens as are disposed 
 to promote these ends. 
 
 ARTICLE III 
 
 (As Amended December 28, 1922) 
 
 There shall be an annual meeting of the Society on the 11th day 
 of December, or approximately thereto, at such hour and place as 
 may be designated by the President of the Society in the notice 
 thereof, which notice shall be sent to each member and published 
 in the daily papers of Indianapolis. A private meeting of the Society 
 may be called at any time by the President, or, in case of death or 
 absence of the President, by any officer of the Society at the request 
 of any three members, and there shall be the like power to call a 
 public meeting at any time on the request of five members. At any 
 meeting six members shall constitute a quorum to transact business. 
 
 ARTICLE IV 
 
 (As Amended December 30, 1912) 
 
 The officers of the Society shall be: 
 
 First — A President, who shall preside and preserve order at all 
 meetings of the Society. 
 
 Second — Three Vice-Presidents, one of whom, in the order of 
 election, shall preside at all meetings in the absence of the President. 
 
 Third — A Corresponding Secretary, who shall be charged with all 
 correspondence required by the affairs of the Society. 
 
 Fourth — A Recording Secretary, who shall record and preserve 
 the minutes of the Society. 
 
 Fifth — A Treasurer, who shall receive all monies due the Society, 
 and hold the same subject to its order, and make an annual report 
 of all receipts and disbursements. 
 
 Sixth — An Executive Committee consisting of the President, Vice- 
 Presidents, Secretaries and Treasurer, and five others to be elected 
 as other officers are chosen, whose duty it shall be to meet on the 
 days upon which the Society holds its sessions or at such other 
 times as they deem expedient; to select subjects for public lectures 
 and appoint the individuals by whom the same shall be delivered at 
 
12 INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 the annual meetings of the Society; to attend to the publication of 
 such lectures and other documents as they may deem expedient; to 
 take charge of all books, papers, specimens, models, curiosities, pic- 
 tures, etc., belonging to the society, and to submit reports of their 
 proceedings at the meetings of the Society. They shall have power 
 to make by-laws not inconsistent with the constitution; to direct 
 and superintend all disbursements, and generally to carry into effect 
 all measures not otherwise provided for. Three shall constitute a 
 quorum. 
 
 ARTICLE V 
 
 (As Amended February 20, 1913) 
 Applications for membership shall be upon written petition and 
 shall be referred to the Executive Committee. The Executive Com- 
 mittee shall have sole and final authority to elect to membership in 
 the Society. 
 
 ARTICLE VI 
 Officers shall be elected by ballot at the annual meetings of the 
 Society, and shall continue in office for one year, and until their 
 successors are elected. Vacancies in any office may be filled by the 
 Executive Committee until the next meeting of the Society, at which 
 time the vacant office shall be filled by ballot. Any officer may be re- 
 moved from office for malfeasance or misconduct injurious to the 
 Society, under the regulations prescribed for the expulsion of 
 members. 
 
 ARTICLE VII 
 
 (As Amended February 20, 1913) 
 
 Section 1. Each member shall pay into the hands of the Treas- 
 urer two dollars ($2.00) annually as dues. On failure to pay such 
 dues within thirty (30) days after December 31st of each year, or 
 after the delinquent's election to membership, such delinquent shall 
 be suspended from all privileges of membership, without motion, 
 and after thirty (30) days' delinquency during the suspension, after 
 notice by the Secretary, it shall be the duty of the Secretary to 
 strike his name from the rolls, and he shall be no longer a member, 
 nor shall any such person be again eligible for membership until 
 his arrearages are paid. 
 
 Sec. 2. Every member in good standing in the Society shall be 
 entitled to receive, without charge to himself, a copy of each publi- 
 cation of the Society which shall have been issued during the period 
 of his membership, and the Executive Committee shall have author- 
 ity to authorize the issuance to members of any periodical, publi- 
 cation or magazines over the publication of which the Society has 
 control or to the support of which the Society contributes, without 
 cost to such member. (The provisions of this section may be made 
 retroactive only upon formal action by the Executive Committee 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 13 
 
 of the Society, and only as to publications of which, in the judg- 
 ment of the committee, the Society may have a sufficient number to 
 justify such free distribution.) 
 
 ARTICLE VIII 
 Any member of the Society shall at any time have the right- of 
 withdrawing, upon filing with the Secretary a notice in writing of 
 such intention, accompanied by the Treasurer's receipt in full for 
 all dues. 
 
 ARTICLE IX 
 This constitution shall be subject to amendment at any meeting 
 of the Society by a vote of three-fourths of the members present: 
 Provided, that an amendment offered at any meeting shall lie over 
 to the next meeting before being adopted. 
 
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 OFFICERS 
 1923 
 
 President Charles W. Moores 
 
 First Vice-President James A. Woodburn 
 
 Second Vice-President William E. English 
 
 Third Vice-President Harlow Lindley 
 
 Secretary Jacob Piatt Dunn 
 
 Treasurer Charles E. Coffin 
 
 Assistant Secretary and Treasurer Lucy M. Elliott 
 
 Executive Committee: Evans Woolen, L. N. Hines, Mrs. Frank 
 Athon Morrison, Lee Burns, Herriott C. Palmer 
 
 ROSTER OF MEMBERSHIP 
 
 PATRONS 
 William H. English, Daniel Wait Howe, Delavan Smith 
 
 HONORARY 
 
 David S. Jordan Leland Stanford University 
 
 Oscar J. Craig Missoula, Mont. 
 
 William H. Mace _ Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 Enoch A. Bryan Boise, Idaho 
 
 Prof. Homer J. Webster Alliance, Ohio 
 
 George S. Cottman Indianapolis 
 
 Albert J. Beveridge Indianapolis 
 
 Claude G. Bowers Fort Wayne 
 
 SUSTAINING 
 
 Lucy M. Elliott Tipton 
 
 Edmund H. Wasmuth Huntington 
 
 Lewis Weisenburger Indianapolis 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 15 
 
 ANNUAL 
 
 ALLEN COUNTY 
 
 Breen, William P., 913 Calhoun Fort Wayne 
 
 Detzer, Mrs. A. J., 910 West Wayne Fort Wayne 
 
 Foster, David N., 715 Court Fort Wayne 
 
 Foster, Samuel M Fort Wayne 
 
 Freeman, Henry R Fort Wayne 
 
 Griswold, B. J Fort Wayne 
 
 Hall, Arthur F Fort Wayne 
 
 Hamilton, Dr. Allen, 337 West Wayne Fort Wayne 
 
 Hulse, Edwin M Fort Wayne 
 
 Lockridge, Ross F., 649 West Creighton Ave Fort Wayne 
 
 McCulloch, J. R Fort Wayne 
 
 Niezer, Charles M., 1229 West Berry Fort Wayne 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. Sam R., 1117 Clinton Fort Wayne 
 
 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY 
 
 Hershman, W. H., 1309 Washington Columbus 
 
 Irwin, William G Columbus 
 
 Lineberger, Meredith Columbus 
 
 McEwen, Jane, R. R. 10 Columbus 
 
 Miller, Hugh Thomas Columbus 
 
 Newsom, Mrs. Albert G., Highland Farm Columbus 
 
 Newsom, Vida Columbus 
 
 Pence, George Columbus 
 
 Sweeney, Rev. Z. T Columbus 
 
 Wertz, Samuel Columbus 
 
 BENTON COUNTY 
 
 Barce, Elmore Fowler 
 
 Cockrum, Ida B Earl Park 
 
 Deeds, Mable L Oxford 
 
 Dinwiddie, Mrs. John Lee Fowler 
 
 Kretschmen, H Otterbein 
 
 Maddox, Mrs. Charles B Otterbein 
 
 Vanatta, Mrs. Millie T Earl Park 
 
 BLACKFORD COUNTY 
 
 Lupton, A. G Hartford City 
 
 Van Winkle, B. A Hartford City 
 
 BOONE COUNTY 
 
 Adler, Phil Lebanon 
 
 Bynum, Mrs. Cora Lebanon 
 
 BROWN COUNTY 
 Dickey, Marcus Nashville 
 
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 CARROLL COUNTY 
 
 Bowen, Mrs. Caroline F., 404 East Main Delphi 
 
 Buckley, Mrs. Charles, 207 Cottage Delphi 
 
 Gros, Mrs. Harriet B., 315 West Main Delphi 
 
 Odell, John C Delphi 
 
 Stuart, Ben F Burnettsville 
 
 Wilson, Henry B Delphi 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. M indwell Crampton Delphi 
 
 CASS COUNTY 
 
 Ballard, Mrs. Mary E., 100 Market Logansport 
 
 Berry, Mrs. Josephine K., 85 7th Logansport 
 
 Crain, J. E., 2202 North . Logansport 
 
 Fenton, Mrs. C. O Logansport 
 
 Fernald, Mrs. Wilmont L., 1003 North Logansport 
 
 Frey, Mrs. Carl A., 338 High Logansport 
 
 Long, B. F Logansport 
 
 McNitt, James Logansport 
 
 MacDonald, Mrs. Lillian B Logansport 
 
 MacDonald, Miss Charlotte Phelps Logansport 
 
 Miller, Charles, 415 North Logansport 
 
 Moriarty, Mrs. George E., 228 East Miami Ave Logansport 
 
 Nelson, Mrs. Mary C Logansport 
 
 Pugh, John W., 914 Helm Logansport 
 
 Roberts, Dr. M. J Logansport 
 
 W'ilson, Wm. T., 206^ Fourth Logansport 
 
 Wise, Carl S., 830 North Eighth Logansport 
 
 CLARK COUNTY 
 
 Fitch, Mrs. Clara H., Marblehead Apt Jeffersonville 
 
 Hunt, Charles A Jeffersonville 
 
 Sparks, Mrs. Nathan, 404 East Maple Jeffersonville 
 
 Taggart, J. E Jeffersonville 
 
 Warder, Mrs. J. H., 704 East Chestnut Jeffersonville 
 
 CLAY COUNTY 
 
 Branson, George Brazil 
 
 Cromwell, Ralph R Clay City 
 
 Holliday, Elias S Brazil 
 
 Schlegel, Clarence O Clay City 
 
 Zeller, Mrs. Wm. M Brazil 
 
 CLINTON COUNTY 
 
 Bayliss, Miss Laura E Frankfort 
 
 Epstein, Moses Frankfort 
 
 McKinsey, Mrs. Arthur, 309 South Jackson Frankfort 
 
 Maish, David Fudge Frankfort 
 
 Morrison, James W Frankfort 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 17 
 
 Sheridan, Mrs. H. C, 409 South Clay Frankfort 
 
 Wallace, Mrs. R. N, 700 East Clinton Frankfort 
 
 CRAWFORD COUNTY 
 Austin, AJiss Lelah English 
 
 DAVIESS COUNTY 
 Allen, Hamlet, 310 East Flora Washington 
 
 DEARBORN COUNTY 
 
 Axby, Dr. J. L Lawrenceburg 
 
 Backman, Mrs. J. J., 336 Sunnyside Ave Aurora 
 
 Emmert, P. J Lawrenceburg 
 
 Ewbank, Nellie A Guilford 
 
 Foulk, Miss Fannie S., 402 George Aurora 
 
 Lowe, Judge C. A Lawrenceburg 
 
 Nowlin, Ambrose E Lawrenceburg 
 
 O'Brien, W. H Lawrenceburg 
 
 Shaw, Archibald Lawrenceburg 
 
 Sherrod, Edith Mae Lawrenceburg 
 
 Sutton, Mrs. H. H Aurora 
 
 Tebbs, Warren Lawrenceburg 
 
 Zeigler, D. Paul Lawrenceburg 
 
 DECATUR COUNTY 
 
 Goddard, Mrs. John F Greensburg 
 
 Patton, Miss Edith Greensburg 
 
 DEKALB COUNTY 
 Green, Clarence Auburn 
 
 DELAWARE COUNTY 
 
 Anthony, Mrs. C. H., 211 East Adams Muncie 
 
 Ball, E. Arthur Muncie 
 
 Ball, E. B Muncie 
 
 Ball, Mrs. Frank C Muncie 
 
 Ball, George A Muncie 
 
 Ball, Miss Lucy Muncie 
 
 Ball, Mrs. W. C Muncie 
 
 Barrett, Mrs. E. W Muncie 
 
 Earl, Mrs. Elizabeth Claypool, 608 East Main Muncie 
 
 Heath, Bennett, 714 East Adams Muncie 
 
 Kemper, G. W. H Muncie 
 
 Lentz, Miss Florence, 417 West Howard Muncie 
 
 McGalliard, Alexander, Sr., P. O. Box 307 Muncie 
 
 Marsh, J. Rodney Muncie 
 
 Shepard, J. S., 509 South Jefferson Muncie 
 
 Shirk, Mrs. W. W., 722 East Main Muncie 
 
 Vatet, Eugene Muncie 
 
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 DUBOIS COUNTY 
 
 Gottfried, Blanche L., 210 South Main Huntingburg 
 
 Gray, A. L Huntingburg 
 
 Hunter, Miss Anna Jasper 
 
 Koerner, Mrs. Louis T Jasper 
 
 Pickhardt, E. N Huntingburg 
 
 Rose, Helen Ireland 
 
 Schneider, Felix L Jasper 
 
 Traylor, Bomar Jasper 
 
 Traylor, Mrs. Bomar Jasper 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. Wm. A Jasper 
 
 Wilson, Margaret A Jasper 
 
 ELKHART COUNTY 
 
 Bartholomew, H. S. K Goshen 
 
 Beardsley, Mrs. Helen M., 226 East Beardsley Ave Elkhart 
 
 Boss, Mrs. John C, 227 Franklin Elkhart 
 
 Kester, Mrs. John, 212 Water Elkhart 
 
 Miller, Mrs. Alma R., 514 South 7th Goshen 
 
 Miller, Charles T Goshen 
 
 Runkle, A. F., 738 Goshen Ave Elkhart 
 
 FAYETTE COUNTY 
 
 Barrows, Mrs. Frederick Connersville 
 
 Carter, Jennie B., Virginia Ave Connersville 
 
 Conrad, Mrs. Willard Connersville 
 
 Dragoo, Mrs. Nellie, 717 Grand Ave Connersville 
 
 Heineman, J. L Connersville 
 
 Tatman, Mrs. Josephine B., 831 Grand Ave Connersville 
 
 Thiebaud, B. F., 1829 Virginia Ave Connersville 
 
 Thiebaud, Mrs. B. F., 1829 Virginia Ave Connersville 
 
 FLOYD COUNTY 
 
 Clark, Annette L New Albany 
 
 Collins, Mrs. H. H., 835 Cedar Bough New Albany 
 
 Miller, Kenneth A., 1429 Locust New Albany 
 
 FOUNTAIN COUNTY 
 
 Clark, O. S Attica 
 
 Clearwaters, Rev. John F Hillsboro 
 
 Diffenderfer, Miss Katie Covington 
 
 Earl, Elijah J Attica 
 
 Glascock, Miss Verna Covington 
 
 La Tourrette, Fred, R. R. No. 4 Covington 
 
 McKinney, Charles R Newtown 
 
 Nave, Mrs. J. Shannon, 303 East Monroe Attica 
 
 Reed, Mrs. Worth Covington 
 
 Rogers, Mrs. Mark Covington 
 
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 Spinning, Dr. A. L Covington 
 
 Whicker, J. Wesley Attica 
 
 FRANKLIN COUNTY 
 
 Goodwin, Mrs. Martha Shirk Brookville 
 
 Harrell, Mrs. S. S Brookville 
 
 Irwin, M. H Brookville 
 
 Shirk, John C Brookville 
 
 Stoops, Harry M Brookville 
 
 FULTON COUNTY 
 
 Agnew, Daniel, 917 Monroe Rochester 
 
 Holman, George W Rochester 
 
 GIBSON COUNTY 
 
 Anderson, W. B Oakland City 
 
 Cockrum, William M Oakland City 
 
 Duncan, Thomas Princeton 
 
 Embree, L. C Princeton 
 
 Ford, Elinor K Fort Branch 
 
 Kerr, Charles I., 831 William Oakland City 
 
 Mason, Dr. G. C Oakland City 
 
 Stormont, Gil. R Princeton 
 
 Strain, A. F Princeton 
 
 Thompson, Miss Eva H Owensville 
 
 GRANT COUNTY 
 
 Baldwin, Edgar M Fairmount 
 
 Case, Miss Florence Marion 
 
 Condo, Gus S Marion 
 
 Goble, W. O Swayzee 
 
 Lindsay, George D Marion 
 
 Sparks, John F Summitville 
 
 Stover, Wm. J., 415 West 38th Marion 
 
 Vayhinger, Mrs. Culla J Upland 
 
 GREEN COUNTY 
 
 Baker, Maysel O Worthington 
 
 Hays, Mrs. B. F Worthington 
 
 Kirk, Charles C, Box 181 Lyons 
 
 Maddock, Wm. B Bloomfield 
 
 Mullenbeck, Miss Tonie Worthington 
 
 Perrott, Ward Linton 
 
 Powell, Wm. J Jasonville 
 
 HAMILTON COUNTY 
 
 Adams, Mrs. Josephine Noblesville 
 
 Brown, Miss Marianna Carmel 
 
 Brunner, Mrs. Olive B Carmel 
 
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 Christian, Ira W Noblesville 
 
 Osborne, Virgile G Cicero 
 
 Thistlethwaite, Mrs. Daisy R Sheridan 
 
 Vestal, Meade Noblesville 
 
 Zimmerman, F. W., Route 4 Noblesville 
 
 HANCOCK COUNTY 
 
 Black, Miss Margaret Greenfield 
 
 Steele, Miss Bessie S McCordsville 
 
 HARRISON COUNTY 
 
 Carroll, Miss Grace Laconia 
 
 Griffin, Jennie Corydon 
 
 Jordan, D. A Corydon 
 
 O'Bannon, Lew M Corydon 
 
 O'Bannon, Lillian K Corydon 
 
 Pfrimmer, Samuel Corydon 
 
 Wilson, Thomas J Corydon 
 
 HENDRICKS COUNTY 
 
 Adams, Thad. S Danville 
 
 Leak, Roscoe R Lizton 
 
 Stephenson, Wendell H Plainfield 
 
 Strause, David Danville 
 
 HENRY COUNTY 
 
 Goodwin, Frances M., 320 South Main New Castle 
 
 Halt, John G. Spiceland 
 
 Jenckes, George Flagg Kennard 
 
 Osborn, Arthur W Spiceland 
 
 Shockley, Mrs. Emma Straughn 
 
 Smith, Clarence H., 542 South 14th New Castle 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. Isadore H Spiceland 
 
 Woodward, Mrs. Ella Adkins Knightstown 
 
 Woody, Miss Maude, 1602 Indiana Ave New Castle 
 
 HOWARD COUNTY 
 
 Frederick, J. E Kokomo 
 
 Haworth, C. V Kokomo 
 
 Moore, Mrs. John E., 902 West Mulberry Kokomo 
 
 Morgan, Rollin J Kokomo 
 
 Ross, Mrs. Geo. W., 215 South McCann Kokomo 
 
 Sage, Miss Margaret, 408 West Taylor Kokomo 
 
 Smith, N. B., 202 Citizens Bank Bldg Kokomo 
 
 Vrooman, H. W., 505 East Walnut Kokomo 
 
 HUNTINGTON COUNTY 
 
 Baker, Mrs. Mae C Huntington 
 
 Dick, Mrs. Jacob, 1068 North Jefferson Huntington 
 
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 Feightner, Milo Huntington 
 
 Felter, Mrs. Frank Huntington 
 
 Rodgers, Mrs. Nellie Barrett, 231 Oak Huntington 
 
 Wasmuth, Edmund M Huntington 
 
 JACKSON COUNTY 
 
 Alldredge, Henry D Vallonia 
 
 Andrews, Kate F Seymour 
 
 Cox, R. A Seymour 
 
 Mott, T. A Seymour 
 
 Sanders, Miss Carrie, Box 126 Brownstown 
 
 Sanders, Miss Martha Brownstown 
 
 JASPER COUNTY 
 
 Alter, John E., R. R. 2 „■ Rensselaer 
 
 Gwin, Mrs. John I Rensselaer 
 
 Hamilton, L. H Rensselaer 
 
 Hanley, Mrs. C. W Rensselaer 
 
 Murray, Gerald E Rensselaer 
 
 Pullin, Mrs. Joseph C Rensselaer 
 
 Ross, Mrs. Ora Thompson Rensselaer 
 
 Welsh, Frank, R. R. 4 Rensselaer 
 
 Williams, Judge George A Rensselaer 
 
 JAY COUNTY 
 
 Fiers, James Walter Redkey 
 
 Gilpin, Levi L Portland 
 
 Griest, William, 416 East High Portland 
 
 Hall, G. W Portland 
 
 Haynes, S. W Portland 
 
 Webb, J. C Portland 
 
 JEFFERSON COUNTY 
 
 Chapman, A. S Madison 
 
 Chapman, Mrs. Harry M Madison 
 
 Cravens, Drusilla L Madison 
 
 Cravens, Joseph M Madison 
 
 Schwab, Miss Nora Madison 
 
 Young, Mrs. A. H Hanover 
 
 JENNINGS COUNTY 
 
 Bantz, George W North Vernon 
 
 Barth, Mrs. Herman E North Vernon 
 
 Benson, Mrs. Emma F., L. B. 42 Vernon 
 
 Carney, Judge John Ralph Vernon 
 
 Eastman, Carl C, R. R. 3 North Vernon 
 
 Hargesheimer, Cora B. T., Box 33 Vernon 
 
 Loftus, Miss Anna Vernon 
 
 Pearce, Emma K., R. R. 2 North Vernon 
 
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 Wagner, Mrs. Elmer Vernon 
 
 Wohrer, Mrs. Alice J., R. R. 6 North Vernon 
 
 JOHNSON COUNTY 
 
 Aiken, W. W Franklin 
 
 Bailey, Mrs. E. C Franklin 
 
 Bowman, Margaret Elva Edinburg 
 
 Branigin, Elba L Franklin 
 
 Craft, Mrs. Eliza F. Ogle Franklin 
 
 Graham, John N Franklin 
 
 Johnson, Florence Maude Franklin 
 
 Johnson, Grafton Greenwood 
 
 Johnson, Mrs. R. M., 235 West Madison Franklin 
 
 Knudson, John Franklin 
 
 Palmer, Miss Herriott C Franklin 
 
 Sherwood, Henry Noble Franklin 
 
 Shufflebarger, Cadd L Bargersville 
 
 Thompson, Miss Rebecca J., 198 East Jefferson Franklin 
 
 Todd, Mrs. Robt. A., 60 East Madison Franklin 
 
 Wallace, Dr. B., 54 North Water Franklin 
 
 Voris, Mrs. M. J Franklin 
 
 KNOX COUNTY 
 
 Alsop, George R Vincennes 
 
 Bayard, J. L Vincennes 
 
 Brouillette, Maurice A., R. R. 1 Vincennes 
 
 Burns, Peter J., 602 North 2nd Vincennes 
 
 Davidson, Miss Ella Vincennes 
 
 Emison, Estelle, 411 North 4th Vincennes 
 
 Emison, Mrs. James, 411 North 4th Vincennes 
 
 Holland, Margaret C Vincennes 
 
 Jones, Frankie I., 109 East 6th Bicknell 
 
 Judah, Samuel B Vincennes 
 
 Kessinger, C. R Vincennes 
 
 Mason, William Clark Vincennes 
 
 O'Flynn, Anna C, 504 Perry Vincennes 
 
 Reed, W. C Vincennes 
 
 Riddle, Mrs. Effie Vincennes 
 
 Riddle, John A Vincennes 
 
 Rielas, Raymond E Vincennes 
 
 Sager, Ben Vincennes 
 
 Simpson, Henry M Vincennes 
 
 Smith, E. H., 429 Busseron Vincennes 
 
 KOSCIUSKO COUNTY 
 
 Frazer, Harriet D Warsaw 
 
 Loehr, William Gray Warsaw 
 
 McConnell, F. M Warsaw 
 
 Royse, Judge L. W Warsaw 
 
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 LaGRANGE COUNTY 
 Brown, Charles W LaGrange 
 
 LAKE COUNTY 
 
 Bowers, John O., 525 Van Buren Gary 
 
 Holmes, C. O Gary 
 
 Knickerbocker, Miss Mamie, 600 Jefferson Gary 
 
 Knotts, A. F Gary 
 
 MacDowall, Harry, 440 Adams Gary 
 
 Matthew, Wm. H., 790 Broadway Gary 
 
 Meyer, LeGrand T., First Natl. Bank Hammond 
 
 Neil-Beaudette, E. Palma Hammond 
 
 Norton, H. S Gary 
 
 LA PORTE COUNTY 
 
 Feallock, Mrs. W. J., 402 East 8th Michigan City 
 
 Hood, Miss Laura, 1005 Harrison La Porte 
 
 Meissner, Mrs. Mary N., 905 Maple Ave La Porte 
 
 Osborn, Kenneth D La Porte 
 
 Rumely, Fannie Scott La Porte 
 
 Schurz, Edwin La Porte 
 
 Vail, Mrs. G. T., 801 Spring Michigan City 
 
 LAWRENCE COUNTY 
 
 Alexander, Nell G. Boruff Bedford 
 
 Andrews, John R Bedford 
 
 Askew, Mrs. Harry E., 1424 West 18th Bedford 
 
 Bex, M. N Williams 
 
 Brooks, Mrs. Thomas J., 1318 West 14th Bedford 
 
 Otis, Fred B Bedford 
 
 MADISON COUNTY 
 
 Black, James C, 304 West 13th Anderson 
 
 Brady, Arthur L Anderson 
 
 Clark, R. B Anderson 
 
 Cox, Mary E Elwood 
 
 Durbin, Mrs. H. C, 132 West 11th Anderson 
 
 Howe, Hazel, R. R. 12, Box 25 Anderson 
 
 Kehrer, Mrs. Ella Bagot, 211 East 10th Anderson 
 
 Lusk, Miss Ida L., 2131 Fletcher Anderson 
 
 May, Mrs. Annie L., 622 West 10th Anderson 
 
 Pettijohn, S. A., 2220 Meridian Anderson 
 
 Phillips, S. G Alexandria 
 
 Williams, Mrs. John C Anderson 
 
 Wright, Wilbur F Lapel 
 
 MARION COUNTY 
 
 Adams, Will H., 418-419 State House Indianapolis 
 
 Allemong, Miss Nell, 10 North Keystone Ave Indianapolis 
 
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 Anderson, Miss Alice, 32y 2 Monument Circle Indianapolis 
 
 Baker, Mrs. Fannie K., 1701 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Balcom, Frank S., 3634 Birchwood Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Baldwin, Mrs. Elizabeth M., 234 East Pratt, Apt. 36 Indianapolis 
 
 Ball, A. J., Room 225, State House Indianapolis 
 
 Barnett, John T., 155 East Market Indianapolis 
 
 Barnhill, Dr. John F., 2008 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Barnhill, Mrs. John F., 2008 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Barr, Mrs. Esther C, 388 South Arlington Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Barry, Charles L., 3302 Washington Blvd Indianapolis 
 
 Bass, George F., 801 Hume-Mansur Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Bates, Hervey, Jr., 1221 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Bates, William O., 756 M. D. Woodruff Place Indianapolis 
 
 Baxter, Mrs. Alice, 75 North Audubon Road Indianapolis 
 
 Beck, Mrs. Henry, 1428 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Beck, William S., 1831 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Bennett, Henry W., 1023 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Beveridge, Albert J., 4164 Washington Blvd Indianapolis 
 
 Bicknell, Mrs. Cora McDermott, 333 South Rural Indianapolis 
 
 Binkley, Mrs. Georgiana H., 402 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Bodemer, Lena, No. 37 The Wyandot Indianapolis 
 
 Brayton, Dr. Alembert W., 2125 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Brown, Mrs. Agnes Fletcher, 1140 East Market Indianapolis 
 
 Brown, Austin H., 406 East 15th Indianapolis 
 
 Brown, Chester G., Columbia Club Indianapolis 
 
 Browning, Eliza Gordon, City Library Indianapolis 
 
 Brown, Mrs. Wm. J., Winter Apt., North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 MARION COUNTY— Continued 
 
 Buchanan, Charles J., 320 North Illinois Indianapolis 
 
 Burnet, Mrs. H. B., 1864 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Burns, Lee, 847 Lemcke Building Indianapolis 
 
 Butler, Amos W., 52 Downey Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Buttz, Dr. R. J., 3225 Bellefontaine Indianapolis 
 
 Carey, Mrs. John N., 1150 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Carr, Mrs. Elizabeth S., 1122 State Life Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Carter, Vinson, 1034 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Catterson, Mrs. Jean McOuat, 120 West 33d Indianapolis 
 
 Cartwright, Mrs. Mary J. C, 5717 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Chappell, Dr. Ralph S., 305 Terminal Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Clarke, Mrs. Grace Julian, 115 South Audubon Road Indianapolis 
 
 Cline, Dr. and Mrs. L. C, 5616 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Coffin, Charles E., 1213 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Coffin, Miss Florence Worth, 105 East Pratt Indianapolis 
 
 Colbert, Miss Emma, 2302 Parke Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Cole, B. W., 5610 East Washington Indianapolis 
 
 Coleman, Lewis A., 3535 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Cook, Mrs. John W., 550 Sutherland Ave Indianapolis 
 
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 Cottman, George S., 336 North Ritter Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Coval, Willis N., 1426 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Craig, Mrs. Robt. C, 16 Maplewood Court Indianapolis 
 
 Cravens, Mrs. Theodore, 1433 Bellefontaine Indianapolis 
 
 Crowe, Ethel Elinor, 629 East 25th Indianapolis 
 
 Crowe, Jennie B., 629 East 25th Indianapolis 
 
 Crowe, Walter, 629 East 25th Indianapolis 
 
 Cruse, Agnes, 409 Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis 
 
 Cunningham, Mrs. Adda, 5634 Guilford Indianapolis 
 
 Daily, Thomas A., 1003 Lemcke Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Davis, Bessie LaRue, 806 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Davis, Lawrence D., 860 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Dean, Mrs. Ella M., 1114 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Dean, Edward H., 1307 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Dean, John C, University Club Indianapolis 
 
 Dean, Mrs. Kate Noble, 1307 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 DeMoss, Mrs. Karl S., 826 North Beville Ave ...Indianapolis 
 
 Donnan, Emma, 232- North Capitol Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Donnan, Laura, 232 N. Capitol Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Dillan, Florence Eva., 817 Hume-Mansur Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Dorsey, Robert L., 4466 Guilford Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Dunlop, Mrs. G. Quincey, 3493 Birchwood Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Dunn, Jacob Piatt, 915 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Earp, Dr. Samuel E., 634 Occidental Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Elder, Mrs. Laura B., 921 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Eller, Zenith May, 143 North Highland Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Ellington, Ernest T., 407 Fletcher Sav. & Trust Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Elliott, Miss Helen, Apt. 46, The Blacherne Indianapolis 
 
 Elliott, Margaret M., Supt, Women's Prison Indianapolis 
 
 Emerson, Dr. Charles P., 802 Hume-Mansur Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 English, Wm. E., English Hotel Indianapolis 
 
 Ewbank, Louis A., State House Indianapolis 
 
 Fairbanks, Adelaide, 1421 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Fauvre, Mrs. Frank M., 408 Marion Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Ferger, Mrs. Mariah Bradley, 104 East Maple Road Indianapolis 
 
 Ferguson, Dr. C. E., 412 East 17th Indianapolis 
 
 Finch, Miss Alice, 2047 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Flanner, Frank B., 320 North Illinois Indianapolis 
 
 Fletcher, Robert Malott, 627 W. D. Woodruff Place Indianapolis 
 
 Forsyth. Edgar T., Shortridge High School Indianapolis 
 
 Fortune, Will, 409 Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis 
 
 Foster, Mrs. Harriett M., The Blacherne Indianapolis 
 
 Gavin, Frank E., 1004 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Gavisk, Rev. Francis H., Rector, St. John's Church -..Indianapolis 
 
 Geddes, Mrs. Robert, 1141 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Glosbrenner, Harry W., 250 West Ohio Indianapolis 
 
 Greenough, Walter S., 556 East Fall Creek Indianapolis 
 
 Greenwood, W. J., 901 Hume-Mansur Bldg Indianapolis 
 
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 Gresham, Otto, 1727 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Guthrie, Mrs. W. A., 10 East Market Indianapolis 
 
 Haines, Rev. Matthias L., 216 East 13th Indianapolis 
 
 Hamilton, Mrs. Fannie, 2011 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Hamilton, R. I., 910 Lemcke Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Hanna, Charles T., 1003 Lemcke Annex Indianapolis 
 
 Hannah, Mrs. Helen R., 848 West New York Indianapolis 
 
 Hardisty, Lelia G., 1473 East 16th Indianapolis 
 
 Harris, Mrs. India, 1444 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. Margaret, 1140 East Market Indianapolis 
 
 Haworth, Paul L West Newton 
 
 Haymond, Claude J., 861 West 29th Indianapolis 
 
 Heiskell, Mrs. William L., 2253 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Helms, G. L., City Trust Company Indianapolis 
 
 Hendricks, Mrs. Jane T., 1127 Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Hendricks, Thomas A., 2518 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Herron, Mrs. Clara G., 1412 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Hills, C. C, Hume-Mansur Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Hitz, Mrs. Elizabeth H., 1922 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Hoagland, Miss Merica E., 135 East 20th Indianapolis 
 
 Hobbs, E. M. C, 2507 College Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Hodde, Miss Minnie, 1138 North Oxford Indianapolis 
 
 Hodges, Mrs. Edward F., 1134 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Hogan, William J., 238 South Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Holliday, Alexander R., 1235 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Holliday, Mrs. John H., 1121 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Holliday, Mrs. J. S., 1010 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. Josephine, 2164 North Capitol Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Howe, Miss Sue, 1403 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Huebner, Miss Elsa, 2406 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Hufford, Mrs. Lois G., 1217 Park Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Huffstetter, H. C, 2350 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Hugg, Martin, 234 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Hughes, Mrs. Caroline L., 3055 North Meridian, Apt. 18.. Indianapolis 
 
 Hurty, Dr. J. N., 31 East 11th Indianapolis 
 
 Hussey, Mary B., 735 W. D. Woodruff Place Indianapolis 
 
 Hutchinson, Ethyl T., 960 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Insley, Wm. H., 445 North Audubon Road Indianapolis 
 
 Iske, Miss Louise M., 629 South New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Jackson, Miss Grace, 136 East Washington Indianapolis 
 
 Jeffries, Mrs. Jennie F., 5329 University Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Johnson, Emsley M., 3328 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Judah, John M., 949 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Kackley, Mrs. T. R., 1321 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Kappes, Wm. P., 517 Indiana Trust Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Kasper, G. M., 4565 College Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Katley, Miss Alice, 431 East Pratt Indianapolis 
 
 Kautz, F. R., 4059 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
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 Kelsey, Miss Frances M., 1817 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Kershner, Mrs. Jessie C, 79 The Rink Indianapolis 
 
 Ketcham, Mrs. William, 4139 Capitol Ave.... ..Indianapolis 
 
 Kistler, Edward Haines, 2123 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Xolff, Mr. and Mrs. Dirk H. A., Route A, Box 231..... .Bridgeport 
 
 Kregelo, Mrs. Laura E., 1902 North Illinois Indianapolis 
 
 Krull, Mrs. Frederic, 1452 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Kruse, Mrs. Barbara E., 522 North New Jersey, Apt 39..Indianapolis 
 
 Kyle, Mrs. Edith K., 2225 Bellefontaine Indianapolis 
 
 Landers, W. F., 1832 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Lawrence, Ellis, 521 East 22nd Indianapolis 
 
 Lee, Mary E., 1210 North Tacoma....~ Indianapolis 
 
 Leete, Bishop Frederick D., 3620 Washington Blvd Indianapolis 
 
 Lemon, Charles M., 150 E. Market Indianapolis 
 
 Lenahan, Miss Marie, 221 Hamilton Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Lesh, Charles P., 3650 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Lesh, Charlotte, 3650 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Lesh, Mrs. Charles P., 3650 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Lieber, Carl H., 1205 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Lilly, Eli, 1239 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Lilly, Josiah K, (Eli Lilly & Co.) Indianapolis 
 
 Link, Mrs. M. B., 3610 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Locke, Anna M., 1923 North Illinois St Indianapolis 
 
 MacFall, Russell T., 1216 State Life Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 McBride, Robert W., 1239 State Life Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 McComb, E. H. Kemper, Emmerich High School Indianapolis 
 
 McCoy, Mrs. Harriett A., 325 East North Indianapolis 
 
 McCray, Franklin, 216-217 Baldwin Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 McCray, Governor Warren T., State House Indianapolis 
 
 Mcintosh, Mrs. Laura Pepper, 525 Central Court South. .Indianapolis 
 
 McKee, Edward L., 1443 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 McMasters, W. S., Indiana Trust Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 McNeil, Hallie, 919 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 McNeil, Mrs. Sarah E., 919 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 McNitt, Esther, State Library Indianapolis 
 
 McPheeters, Mrs. Thaddeus H., 52 North Audubon Rd... Indianapolis 
 
 McWhirter, Mrs. Luella F.,1455 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Malott, Macy W., 558 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Martin, Gary, 3035 Capitol Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Martindale, Charles, 821 Lemcke Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Mason, Augustus M., 1006 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Mayer, Mrs. Charles, 1321 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Medaris, Miss Alta M., 664 Colorado Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Meehan, Lena, Union Trust Co Indianapolis 
 
 Merrill, Mrs. Charles W., 1125 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Merry, Blanche, State House Indianapolis 
 
 Metzger, Albert E., 3120 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Miller, D. S., 318 Burgess Ave Indianapolis 
 
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 Miller, Winfield, 3105 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Moll, T. ]., 75 Court House Indianapolis 
 
 Money, Charles H., 2033 Ashland Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Moore, Ethel, 1525 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Moore, Jesse C, 1821 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Moore, Julia Harrison, 937 Fairfield Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Moore, J. H., 114 South Ritter Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Moores, Charles W., 1300 Fletcher Sav. & Trust Bldg.. -Indianapolis 
 
 Moores, Merrill, 2020 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Morgan, Dewitt S., Arsenal Technical School Indianapolis 
 
 Morrison, Mrs. Frank Athon, 1422 Park Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Moynahan, Mrs. Mary B., 1410 Park Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Murphy, Maurice, 3344 North Capitol Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Musselman, Mrs. Ella, 1641 North Capitol Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Negley, Harry E., American Life Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Newcomb, Florence S., 3057 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Nicholson, Miss Elizabeth, 1233 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Noel, Miss Elizabeth B., 1614 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Noel, James W., 919 Lemcke Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Nicholson, Meredith, Winter Apt., Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Oertle, Anna L., 136 East 50th Indianapolis 
 
 Olive, George Scott, 3936 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Oliver, Dr. John W., State House Indianapolis 
 
 Parry, St. Clair, 3010 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Parsons, Rosalind English, Apt. 128, Hotel English Indianapolis 
 
 Perkins, Edgar A., 337 Downey Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Perkins, Mrs. Susah E. H., 1011 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Pierce, H. D., 214 Vinton Pierce Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Pittenger, O. M., 42nd St. and Monon R. R Indianapolis 
 
 Potter, M. A., 1704 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Rabb, Mrs. Kate Milner, 1433 North Penn., Apt. 410 Indianapolis 
 
 Railsback, Mrs. Charles, 1628 North Illinois Indianapolis 
 
 Rainey, Miss Elizabeth, 1541 North Gale Indianapolis 
 
 Ralston, Hon. Samuel M., R. R. M Indianapolis 
 
 Ramsay, Frank R., 5345 East Washington Indianapolis 
 
 Rappaport, Leo M., 609 Fletcher Sav. & Trust Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Reade, Mrs. Anna R., 409 East 31st Indianapolis 
 
 Reid, Miss Julia Chapman, 2253 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Reynolds, John B., Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis 
 
 Rice, E. A., Shortridge High School Indianapolis 
 
 Richardson, E. H., 4020 Guilford Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Roberts, Mrs. Perry S., 2537 Parkway Blvd Indianapolis 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. Clarence O., 1531 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Robinson, Mary Yandes, 18th and North Pennsylvania.. Indianapolis 
 
 Ross, Mrs. Morris, 1343 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Routh, Miss Alma Ashley, 707 W. D. Woodruff Place. ..Indianapolis 
 
 Ruehl, Miss Olga, 1830 Commerce Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Rumpler, Mrs. E. C, 88 Whittier Place Indianapolis 
 
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 Runnels, O. S., 1325 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 .Rush, Charles E., City Library.... Indianapolis 
 
 Ryan, Horace E., L. S. Ayres & Co ..Indianapolis 
 
 Schmuck, Adolph, c/o Indianapolis News Indianapolis 
 
 Schurmann, Lida Heaton, 1203 North Meridian ...Indianapolis 
 
 Scott, Carrie E., Public Library Indianapolis 
 
 Scott, Margaret M., No. 3, 419 East 22nd . Indianapolis 
 
 Scudder, Miss Jane, R. R. C, Box 193 Indianopolis 
 
 Setzer, J. D., 1828 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Severin, Theodore S., Golden Hill Indianapolis 
 
 Seyfried, Henry, 802 Fidelity Trust Indianapolis 
 
 Sharpe, Miss Anna T., 1314 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Sharpe, Mrs. Harriet E., 1917 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Shea, Joseph H., 856 W. D. Woodruff Place Indianapolis 
 
 Sharpe, Julia Graydon, 1704 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Shipp, May Louise, 415 East 12th Indianapolis 
 
 Shirley, Cassius C, 1311 Fletcher Sav. & Trust Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Shotwell, Grier M., 611 Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis 
 
 Shuler, Mrs. Margaret L., 1104 Fletcher Trust Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Shumaker, E. G., 706 State Life Bldg. Indianapolis 
 
 Sims, Fred A., 1603 Merchants Bank Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Sinclair, Helen, 149 West 20th Indianapolis 
 
 Slack, L. Ert, 807 Hume-Mansur Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Small, Albert G., 1504 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Smith, Adj. Gen. Harry B., 208 State House Indianapolis 
 
 Smith, Mrs. S. M., 2262 Central Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Smythe, Miss Myrtle, 656 East 12th Indianapolis 
 
 Speers, H. A. O., 1708 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Spradling, Birney D., 4433 Carrollton Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Springhorn, Mrs. Sophia, 2014 North Talbott Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Stein, Theodore, 241 Consolidated Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Stempfel, Theodore, Fletcher American Natl. Bank Indianapolis 
 
 Stout, W. H., 2254 North Capitol Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Stover, Urban C, 525 Indiana Trust Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Stratton, Melvin B., 1556 Deloss Indianapolis 
 
 Streightoff, Frank H., 317 East 13th Indianapolis 
 
 Sullivan, William G., 1545 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Swan, James M., 123 West Market Indianapolis 
 
 Sweetser, Mrs. E. H., Spink Arms Indianapolis 
 
 Tarkington, John S., 3219 North New Jersey Indianapolis 
 
 Taylor, Miss Anna Dean, 1842 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Taylor, Ferris T., 1842 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Teel, William Ross, 215 Peoples Bank Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Thompson, Charles N., 1824 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Toole, Mrs. O. S., 514 M. D. Woodruff Place Indianapolis 
 
 Torrey, George C, Jr., 226 East 15th Indianapolis 
 
 Turrell. Mrs. Anna, John Herron Art Institute Indianapolis 
 
 V'anier, J. Olias, 605 State Life Bldg Indianapolis 
 
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 Van Voorhis, Mrs. John S., 1222 Linden Indianapolis; 
 
 Vestal, Miss May, 2855 Highland Place Indianapolis 
 
 Vonnegut, Theodore F., 1333 Park Ave Indianapolis. 
 
 Voorhees, Fanny Vajen, 1321 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Wagner, Mrs. Theodore, 1445 Broadway Indianapolis 
 
 Wallace, Bertha C, 1655 North Alabama, Apt. 31 Indianapolis 
 
 Wampler, Frank, 2161 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Warmoth, George W., 3140 Parke Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Warner, Mrs. E. W., 2709 North Meridian Indianapolis. 
 
 Weinstein, Mrs. Leo J., 1232 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Weisenburger, Lewis, 1421 North Delaware Indianapolis. 
 
 Wicks, Rev. F. S. C, 1453 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Wiles, Mrs. Cora Y., 2238 Talbott Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Wilkinson, Orville A., 1804 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Williams, Charles N., Farmers Trust Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Williams, Delle I., 237^ East Pratt Indianapolis 
 
 Williams, Mrs. Minnie Olcott, 2531 North Talbott Ave. ..Indianapolis 
 
 Willard, A. L., 1147-48 Consolidated Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Wilson, George R., State Life Bldg Indianapolis 
 
 Wilson, Henry Lane, Spink Arms Hotel Indianapolis 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. Nellie M., 4172 Carrollton Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. W. T., 3055 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Wishard, Mrs. Wm. Niles, 2050 North Delaware Indianapolis 
 
 Wolcott, Mrs. Benjamin, 1455 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Wolcott, E. H., 3103 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Wood, Mrs. Frank W., 2933 North Meridian Indianapolis 
 
 Wood, Wm. Allen, 2502 North Alabama Indianapolis 
 
 Woods, Mrs. C. W., 2419 Park Ave Indianapolis 
 
 Woolen, Evans, Fletcher Sav. & Trust Co Indianapolis 
 
 Wright, John S., 3718 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Wynn, Mrs. Frank B., 4047 North Pennsylvania Indianapolis 
 
 Wynn, Thomas A., Light and Heat Company Indianapolis 
 
 Young, Dr. Harry A., 325 East North, Apt. 8 Indianapolis 
 
 MARSHALL COUNTY 
 
 Compton, Mrs. George Bourbon 
 
 Cordick, Miss Mary Plymouth 
 
 Cressner, Miss Nellie Plymouth 
 
 Davis, Mrs. Joseph W., Jr Bourbon 
 
 Firestone, Miss Alda Bourbon 
 
 Fogel, Mrs. Louise Tyrrel Bourbon 
 
 Fribley, Mrs. Delia Bourbon 
 
 Fribley, Mrs. F. F Bourbon 
 
 Fribley, Mrs. J. H Bourbon 
 
 Gignilliat, L. R., Gen « Culver 
 
 Graham, Mrs. C. M Bourbon 
 
 Hilles, Mrs. Howard Bourbon 
 
 Kehler, Miss Miriam Bourbon 
 
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 Ladd, Miss Katharine Bourbon 
 
 Logan, Harley A Plymouth 
 
 Martin, Mrs. Minnie M Bourbon 
 
 Mobray, Ralph H., Culver Military Academy Culver 
 
 Morris Florence Culver 
 
 New, Mrs. John Arnold Bourbon 
 
 Nue, Mrs. C. H Bourbon 
 
 Oberlin, Dr. Lura E Culver 
 
 O'Keefe, Miss Esther Kathleen Plymouth 
 
 Shakes, C. W Bourbon 
 
 Shcroeter, Miss Eva Bourbon 
 
 Slough, Mrs. O. H Bourbon 
 
 Soke, Oliver G Plymouth 
 
 Swindell, Minne H Plymouth 
 
 Tyrrell, Mrs. Evah Bourbon 
 
 Tyrrell, Mrs. Helen Bourbon 
 
 Underwood, Mrs. Eva L., 401 North Center Plymouth 
 
 Willey, Mr. and Mrs. J. H., 516 North Center Plymouth 
 
 Wood, Mrs. Charles Bourbon 
 
 MARTIN COUNTY 
 Haigerty, J. M Loogootee 
 
 MIAMI COUNTY 
 
 Edwards, Mrs. Alice S Peru 
 
 Edwards, R. A Peru 
 
 Edwards, Mrs. Richard E Peru 
 
 Kraus, Milton H. (Washington, D. C.) Peru 
 
 Rockenbach, Etelka J., 71 East Third Peru 
 
 Shirk, Joseph H Peru 
 
 Stehle, Andrew A., 213 East 6th Peru 
 
 MONTGOMERY COUNTY 
 
 Cowan, Dr. E. H Crawfordsville 
 
 Gipson, Prof. L. H., Wabash College Crawfordsville 
 
 Gregg, O. M., 112 North Water Crawfordsville 
 
 Palin, E. N Wingate 
 
 Ristine, Theodore H Crawfordsville 
 
 Ristine, Dr. W. H Crawfordsville 
 
 Ross, Mrs. Charles W Crawfordsville 
 
 Schrum, John L Crawfordsville 
 
 Taylor, Dr. John M Crawfordsville 
 
 Walkup, Miss Mary Elizabeth New Ross 
 
 Watson, Miss Jessie C, 105 North Blair Crawfordsville 
 
 Whittington, Mrs. W. T Crawfordsville 
 
 MONROE COUNTY 
 
 Anderson, Mrs. S. M., R. R. 3 Bloomington 
 
 Benns, Lee F., Indiana University Bloomington 
 
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 Bryan, W. S., Indiana University Bloomington 
 
 Chamness, Ivy L., Indiana University Bloomington 
 
 Cravens, John W., Indiana University Bloomington 
 
 Esarey, Logan, Indiana University Bloomington 
 
 Farmer, Mrs. Charles, 329 South Walnut Bloomington 
 
 Henley, Mrs. J. E., 532 North Walnut Bloomington 
 
 Miller, Robert G Bloomington 
 
 Williams, Oscar H., 609 South Tess Ave Bloomington 
 
 Woodburn, James A. (Present Address 132 Hemenway, 
 
 Boston) Bloomington 
 
 MORGAN COUNTY 
 
 Burton, Mrs. J. S Martinsville 
 
 Caldwell, Miss Bessie Martinsville 
 
 Mehan, M. S Martinsville 
 
 NEWTON COUNTY 
 
 Ade, George Brook 
 
 Alter, Lewis S Goodland 
 
 Arrick, Mrs. Sarah Goodland 
 
 Babcock, A. D Goodland 
 
 Darroch, William Kentland 
 
 Mitten, A. G., R. F. D. 1 Goodland 
 
 Sammons, Hume L Kentland 
 
 NOBLE COUNTY 
 
 Jacobs, A. M Kendalville 
 
 McCray, E. E Kendalville 
 
 ORANGE COUNTY 
 
 Brooks, William H., R. R Orleans 
 
 Bruner, Alfred W Paoli 
 
 Buskirk, Thos. B., Sr Paoli 
 
 McCart, Arthur Paoli 
 
 Ratts, Senator Oscar Paoli 
 
 Shirley, Miss Mary Margaret Orleans 
 
 Trinkle, Jesse M Paoli 
 
 Troth, Will V West Baden 
 
 OWEN COUNTY 
 
 Anderson, Carl Spencer 
 
 Andersom, Mrs. Carl Spencer 
 
 Beem, David E Spencer 
 
 Gray, L. R Gosport 
 
 Lombard, Mrs. Mary C Spencer 
 
 Pierce, Mrs. H. C, R. R. 1 Montezuma 
 
 Sanders, Miss Ura Gosport 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 33 
 
 PARKE COUNTY 
 
 Broderick, Mary F Montezuma 
 
 Carter, Dr. Amos D Rockville 
 
 Carter, Mrs. Elva T Rockville 
 
 Catlin, Mrs. T. H Rockville 
 
 Cox, William N Bloomingdale 
 
 Dooley, Rufus Rockville 
 
 Dooley, Mrs. Rufus Rockville 
 
 Hobbs, Mrs. Lenora N Bloomingdale 
 
 Kirkpatrick, Miss Margaret Rockville 
 
 PERRY COUNTY 
 
 Gaesser, Theo T Troy 
 
 Keller, H. W Troy 
 
 PIKE COUNTY 
 
 Stoops, Mrs. Alice P Petersburg 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Sylvester Petersburg 
 
 PORTER COUNTY 
 
 Beach, George F., 302 Jefferson Valparaiso 
 
 Benham, Mrs. Cora, Valparaiso University Valparaiso 
 
 Corboy, Miss Catharine, 501 East Monroe Valparaiso 
 
 Dickover, Marsh L Valparaiso 
 
 Kelly, Daniel E Valparaiso 
 
 Mavity, John M Valparaiso 
 
 Rheinhardt, W. F., Box 54 Valparaiso 
 
 POSEY COUNTY 
 
 Elliott, Mrs. Phoebe New Harmony 
 
 Fretageot, Mrs. Nora New Harmony 
 
 Johnston, Mrs. Charles Mt. Vernon 
 
 Waters, George J Posey ville 
 
 PULASKI COUNTY 
 Record, Claude M Medarysville 
 
 PUTNAM COUNTY 
 
 Alvord, Katharine S Greencastle 
 
 Denny, James T Greencastle 
 
 Gobin, H. A Greencastle 
 
 Hamilton, Ed. C Greencastle 
 
 Longdon, Henry B Greencastle 
 
 Miller, John R Greencastle 
 
 Sweet, W. W Greencastle 
 
 RANDOLPH COUNTY 
 
 Bailey, G. L Ridgeville 
 
 Bales, Alonzo L Winchester 
 
34 INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 Greist, O. H Winchester 
 
 Kabel, Philip , Winchester 
 
 Marlatt, Mary C Winchester 
 
 Ward, Mabel E Union City 
 
 Wilmore, Augustus C Winchester 
 
 RIPLEY COUNTY 
 
 Bohland, Michael F Batesville 
 
 Castner, Will P Holton 
 
 Creigmile, Robert A Osgood 
 
 Fitch, Mrs. Mary H. S Spades 
 
 Hassmer, Joseph A., R. R. 2 Osgood 
 
 McCoy, Dailey E Versailles 
 
 Robinson, W. D Versailles 
 
 Row, Mrs. P. A Osgood 
 
 Shook, O. P Holton 
 
 Townsend, Clay J Osgood 
 
 Wycoff, Mrs. Minnie Batesville 
 
 RUSH COUNTY 
 
 Beale, Fred R Rushville 
 
 Bohannon, Anna L Rushville 
 
 Case, Mrs. J. D Rushville 
 
 Cox, Miles S Rushville 
 
 Foster, Glen E Rushville 
 
 Gary, Abraham L Rushville 
 
 Henley, William R Carthage 
 
 Mcllwain, Frank Rushville 
 
 Lee, Mrs. Ida M Rushville 
 
 Mansfield, Robert E Rushville 
 
 Mulbarger, Guy E Rushville 
 
 Payne, Earl H Rushville 
 
 Payne, Ralph Rushville 
 
 Stech, John P Rushville 
 
 ST. JOSEPH COUNTY 
 
 Boone, Franklin M., 216 West Washington Ave South Bend 
 
 Campbell, Marvin, 803 South Main South Bend 
 
 Carlisle, Mrs. C. A South Bend 
 
 Elbel, Fred, 1008 North Colfax Ave South Bend 
 
 Hibberd, Carl L., 616 Park Ave South Bend 
 
 Hibberd, John A South Bend 
 
 Kettring, Mrs. E. G., 767 Oliver Bldg South Bend 
 
 Kimble, H. V., 215 East South South Bend 
 
 Montgomery, Dr. H. T South Bend 
 
 Northern Indiana Historical Society South Bend 
 
 Pollock, David, 807 East Jefferson South Bend 
 
 Probasco, Mrs. Margaret O., 419 L. Highway Mishawaka 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 35 
 
 Shafer, John I South Bend 
 
 Stanfield, H. S., 311 West Washington Ave South Bend 
 
 Stoltz, Dr. Charles, 311 West Jefferson Blvd South Bend 
 
 Thielens, A. B., 1026 North Michigan South Bend 
 
 Tutt, Virginia M South Bend 
 
 SCOTT COUNTY 
 
 Boyd, Permelia Scottsburg 
 
 Gamble, Alice Jeannette Scottsburg 
 
 Gladden, Elijah A Scottsburg 
 
 Storen, Will Scottsburg 
 
 SPENCER COUNTY 
 
 Day, David I Richland 
 
 Swan, Mrs. E. M Rockport 
 
 Wright, Mrs. Lizzie B Rockport 
 
 SULLIVAN COUNTY 
 
 Alumbaugh, Harry T Carlisle 
 
 Cheney, John C Sullivan 
 
 Harris, Mrs. Rachael K Sullivan 
 
 Kalley, Julia D Sullivan 
 
 McConnell, Dr. Maude W Sullivan 
 
 Maple, Dr. James B Sullivan 
 
 Riggs, Mrs. James R Sullivan 
 
 SWITZERLAND COUNTY 
 
 Johnson, John W Patriot 
 
 Tandy, Mrs. C. S Vevay 
 
 TIPPECANOE COUNTY 
 
 Andrew, Mrs. T. M., 1007 State LaFayette 
 
 Bone, Mrs. Charles, 140 North Grant West Lafayette 
 
 Coulter, Stanley, Purdue University Lafayette 
 
 Evans, Mrs. Mary B., 302 Waldron West Lafayette 
 
 Fox, Stella R., 619 North Salisbury West Lafayette 
 
 Haines, George M Clark's Hill 
 
 Hepburn, William M., Purdue University Lafayette 
 
 Meredith, Mrs. Virginia C, 356 State West Lafayette 
 
 Moran, Thomas F., Purdue University Lafayette 
 
 Peterson, C. V., County Superintendent Lafayette 
 
 Reser, Alva O Lafayette 
 
 Reser, Dr. William W Lafayette 
 
 Russell, Mary J., Maple Heights West Lafayette 
 
 Simms, Dan W Lafayette 
 
 Stuart, Mrs. Charles Benedict, Earlhurst Lafayette 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. J. H., Route G Lafayette 
 
36 INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 TIPTON COUNTY 
 
 Allison, Ebert Tipton 
 
 Berryman, Mrs. W. L Tipton 
 
 Boney, Rev. Edward M Tipton 
 
 Elliott, Lucy M Tipton 
 
 Jackson, Mrs. O. E Tipton 
 
 Kemp, Allen Goldsmith 
 
 McGraw, William Tipton 
 
 McLaughlin, Miss Erne Goldsmith 
 
 Matthews, Mrs. Sam J Tipton 
 
 Mitchell, Elmer L Tipton 
 
 O'Brien, Miss Mary Tipton 
 
 Pentecost, Mrs. P. J Tipton 
 
 Pershing, M. W., State House Indianapolis 
 
 Purvis, Marie Tipton 
 
 Shirk, Mrs. Nannie R Tipton 
 
 Spencer, George A Tipton 
 
 Surratt, Edna May, 423 Rector Hall, Depauw 
 
 University Greencastle 
 
 Wood, George C Windfall 
 
 UNION COUNTY 
 
 MacDougal, Mrs. Amanda Liberty 
 
 Sharp, Holmes C Liberty 
 
 VANDERBURGH COUNTY 
 
 Clifford, George S., 716 South First Evansville 
 
 Funkhouser, Albert W., 920 Washington Ave Evansville 
 
 Goodge, George W., 313 Kentucky Ave Evansville 
 
 Hill, Mrs. Ella McNealy, 814 Riverside Ave Evansville 
 
 Iglehart, A. W., 1025 Upper Second Evansville 
 
 Iglehart, John E Evansville 
 
 McCullough, Ethel F., Librarian Evansville 
 
 Saunders, James D., 708 Adams Ave Evansville 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. A. H., 1142 Upper Second Evansville 
 
 Torbet, Charles E., Evansville College Evansville 
 
 Torrance, Mrs. W. J., 1308 Walnut Evansville 
 
 Walker, Heber P., Howard Roosa School Evansville 
 
 Welborn, Miss Anna Acton, 1028 South First Evansville 
 
 VERMILLION COUNTY 
 
 Bentley, Bonnie Clinton 
 
 Manion, Iva Newport 
 
 VIGO COUNTY 
 
 Beecher, Adrian A., 523 Wabash Ave Terre Haute 
 
 Fairbanks Memorial Library Terre Haute 
 
 Halberstadt, Loring C, 2435 South 8th Terre Haute 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 37 
 
 Hamell, M. C, 618 Deming Terre Haute 
 
 Hines, L. N., President State Normal Terre Haute 
 
 Markle, A. R., National Block Terre Haute 
 
 Richards, Miss Florence A., 1403 South Center Terre Haute 
 
 Sisters of Providence St. Mary's of the Woods 
 
 Stalker, Francis M Terre Haute 
 
 WABASH COUNTY 
 
 Almond, James E Wabash 
 
 Bailey, Mrs. Robert "Wabash 
 
 Bent, Mrs. Clara H., 407 North Fisher Wabash 
 
 Bloomer, Ellis Wabash 
 
 Biggerstaff, Dr. J. T Wabash 
 
 Bruner, Mrs. Thomas H., 645 West Main Wabash 
 
 Burns, Mrs. Elmer, 807 Pike Wabash 
 
 Coats, Rose, 507 W. Hill Wabash 
 
 Conner, Mrs. Annie K., 518 West Wabash Wabash 
 
 Cook, Mrs. Lura M Mansfield, O. 
 
 Cowgill, Marie S Wabash 
 
 Cowgill, Norene D W r abash 
 
 Dennis, Lelan M Wabash 
 
 Ford, Mrs. Edwin H., 437 North Miami Wabash 
 
 Hill, Mrs. Alice S., 475 West Hill Wabash 
 
 Lutz, Mrs. R. F., 189 West Market Wabash 
 
 McCarty, Miss Fannie, 494 West Hill Wabash 
 
 McNamee, W. A Wabash 
 
 Mallock, Fannie, 421 East Hill Wabash 
 
 Moore, Miss Estella, 471 West Main Wabash 
 
 Moore, Dr. Perry G., 245 West Market Wabash 
 
 Naber, Guilford M., 298 North Miami Wabash 
 
 Pettit, Eva S Wabash 
 
 Snavelly, Mrs. Nellie K., 231 Falls Ave Wabash 
 
 Torrence, Miss Clara, 157 North Huntington Wabash 
 
 Ulerich, Mrs. John M., 229 West Market Wabash 
 
 Powell, Dr. L. G. A Wabash 
 
 WARREN COUNTY 
 
 Allen, Sadie West Lebanon 
 
 Clow, Mrs. E. L West Lebanon 
 
 Fleming, Burt West Lebanon 
 
 Fleming, Mrs. Luella H West Lebanon 
 
 Goodwine, Frank J West Lebanon 
 
 Goodwine, Mrs. Julia A West Lebanon 
 
 Groves, Thomas West Lebanon 
 
 Groves, Mrs. Thomas West Lebanon 
 
 Hall, Gladys West Lebanon 
 
 Judy, Mrs. Mamie N West Lebanon 
 
 Pomeroy, S. G West Lebanon 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Clara Crawford West Lebanon 
 
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 Stephenson, Mrs. Ella L West Lebanon 
 
 Smith, Elmer V West Lebanon 
 
 WARRICK COUNTY 
 
 Barker, W. L Boonville 
 
 Downs, Thomas E Boonville 
 
 Folsom, Lenpha A Boonville 
 
 Hemenway, James A Boonville 
 
 Hoagland, Mrs. Robert Boonville 
 
 Hopkins, Mrs. Ada J Boonville 
 
 Kiper, Mrs. Nannette Boonville 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY 
 
 Berkey, Edwin G Salem 
 
 Cauble, Mrs. Elizabeth E Salem 
 
 Clark, Minnie Salem 
 
 Gill, Patrick H Pekin 
 
 Hobbs, Mrs. Martha L. Sayles Salem 
 
 Menaugh, Mrs. E. W Salem 
 
 Menaugh, Heber L Salem 
 
 Morris, Mrs. Harvey Salem 
 
 Wright, Grant F., R. F. D. 7 Salem 
 
 WAYNE COUNTY 
 
 Comstock, Paul Richmond 
 
 Foulke, Wm. Dudley Richmond 
 
 Garr, Mrs. W. W., Wescott Hotel Richmond 
 
 Gardner, A. M Richmond 
 
 Grosvenor, Mrs. E. B., 26 North 11th Richmond 
 
 Jones, Louis T., Route 4, Box 43 Richmond 
 
 Lindley, Harlow Richmond 
 
 Neff, S. D., Morton High School Richmond 
 
 Starr, Henry C Richmond 
 
 Wissler, W. O Hagerstown 
 
 WELLS COUNTY 
 
 Deam, Charles C Bluffton 
 
 Decker, John F Bluffton 
 
 Simmons, Abram Bluffton 
 
 WHITE COUNTY 
 
 Gardner, Miss Nora G Monticello 
 
 Mourer, John M Idaville 
 
 VanBuskirk, J. B Monticello 
 
 NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS 
 
 Bailey, L. G., Librarian Flint, Mich. 
 
 Barton, William E., 166 North Kenilworter Ave Oak Park, 111. 
 
 Boisseau, O. G Holden, Mo. 
 
INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 39 
 
 Brennan, George A., 24 West 110th Place Chicago 111. 
 
 Butler, Chauncey Mannville, 111. 
 
 Coleman, Christopher B., 1225 East 56th Chicago, Fla. 
 
 Dunbar, James W., 348 House Office Bldg Washington, D. C. 
 
 Flanner, Mrs. Mary H., 1529 Euclid Ave Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 Fox, George R Three Oaks, Mich. 
 
 Goss, Alice D Mankato, Minn. 
 
 Hays, Arthur W Bruneau, Idaho 
 
 LaFollette, Harvey M Lafollette, Tenn. 
 
 Leavitt, A. E Harriman, Tenn. 
 
 McKee, Mrs. James, 49 West 72nd New York City 
 
 Mace, W. H., Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 Maddox, Margaret L., Oak Grove Club Flint, Mich. 
 
 New, Senator Harry Stewart Washington, D. C. 
 
 North, E. M Neponset, 111. 
 
 O'Donaghue, Rev. Dennis Louisville, Ky. 
 
 Patten, Hiram R., 300 West Broadway Louisville, Ky. 
 
 Perrin, H. B Santa Ynez, Calif. 
 
 Perrin, Mrs. John, 1000 Buena Vista So. Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 Schofield, Miss Mae E., The Glades Hotel Canal Point, Fla. 
 
 Shaffer, John C, Chicago Evening Post Chicago, 111. 
 
 Stiffler, Charles B., General Motors Corp Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Strauss, S. W., 150 Broadway New York City 
 
 Thomas, Ernest B San Juan, Porto Rico 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Lucy, 282 E. 17th St Brooklyn, N. Y 
 
 Tyrrell, Charles Avery, 2031 Eutaw Place Baltimore, Md. 
 
 Walden, H. L., c/o William Walden..... Holmes, Calif. 
 
 Waterman, Ben C, 4020 Spring Garden Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Whitson, Rolland Lewis, 1049 Ainslie... Chicago, 111. 
 
 Wonser, Mrs. Frederic K., 4538 12th Ave. N. E Seattle, Wash. 
 
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 CONTENTS OF VOL. I 
 
 No. 1. Proceedings of the Society, 1830-1886. 
 No. 2. Northwest Territory. 
 
 Letter of Nathan Dane concerning the Ordinance of 
 1787. Governor Patrick Henry's Secret Letter of In- 
 struction to George Rogers Clark. 
 No. 3. The Uses of History. By President Andrew Wylie, D. D. 
 No. 4. The National Decline of the Miami Indians. By John 
 
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 No. 5. Early History of Indianapolis and Central Indiana. 
 By Nathaniel Bolton. 
 Joseph G. Marshall. By Prof. John L. Campbell. 
 Judge John Law. By Charles Denby. 
 Archaelogy of Indiana. By Prof. E. T. Cox. 
 The Early Settlements of the Miami Country. By Dr. 
 Ezra Ferris. 
 
 CONTENTS OF VOL. II 
 
 No. 1. The Laws and Courts of Northwest and Indiana Terri- 
 tories. By Daniel Wait Howe. 
 No. 2. The Life and Services of John B. Dillon. By Gen. John 
 
 Coburn and Judge Horace P. Biddle. 
 No. 3. The Acquisition of Louisiana. By Judge Thomas M. 
 
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 No. 4. Loughery's Defeat and Pigeon Roost Massacre. By 
 
 Charles Martindale. 
 No. 5. A Descriptive Catalogue of the Official Publications 
 of the Territory and State of Indiana from 1800 to 
 1890. By Daniel Wait Howe. 
 No. 6. The Rank of Charles Osborn as an Anti-Slavery 
 Pioneer. By George W. Julian. 
 The Man in History. By John Clark Ridpath. 
 Ouiatanon. By Oscar J. Craig. 
 Reminiscences of a Journey to Indianapolis in 1836. By 
 
 C. P. Ferguson. 
 "Old Settlers." By Robert P. Duncan. 
 Life of Ziba Foote. By Samuel Morrison. 
 French Settlements on the Wabash. By Jacob Piatt 
 
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 Slavery Petitions and Papers. By Jacob P. Dunn. 
 
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 No. 1. A History of Early Indianapolis Masonry and of 
 Center Lodge. By Will E. English. 
 
 No. 2. SlEUR DE YlNCENNES, THE FOUNDER OF INDIANA'S OLDEST 
 
 Town. By Edmond Mallet. 
 No. 3. The Executive Journal of Indiana Territory. Edited 
 
 and annotated by William Wesley Woollen, Daniel 
 
 Wait Howe, and Jacob Piatt Dunn. 
 No. 4. The Mission to the Ouabache. By Jacob Piatt Dunn. 
 No. 5. Fifty Years in Pharmacy. By George W. Sloan. 
 No. 6. Caleb Mills. By Chas. W. Moores. 
 
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 No. 1. Diary of Wm. Owen. Edited by Joel W. Hiatt. 
 
 No. 2. The Word "Hoosier." By Jacob Piatt Dunn. 
 John Finley. By Mrs. Sarah A. Wrigley. 
 
 No. 3. William Henry Harrison's Administration of Indiana 
 Territory. By Homer J. Webster, A. M. Ph. M. 
 
 No. 4. Making a Capital in the Wilderness. By Daniel Wait 
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 No. 5. Names of Persons Enumerated in Marion County, In- 
 diana, at the Fifth Census, 1830. 
 
 No. 6. Some Elements of Indiana's Population; Or Roads 
 West, and Their Early Travelers. By W. E. Henry. 
 
 No. 7. Lockerbie's Assessment List of Indianapolis, 1835. 
 Edited by Eliza G. Browning. 
 
 No. 8. The Scotch-Irish Presbyterians in Monroe County, 
 Indiana. By James Albert Woodburn. 
 
 No. 9. Indianapolis and the Civil War. By John H. Holliday. 
 
 CONTENTS OF VOL. V 
 
 No. 1. Lincoln's Body Guard, With Some Personal Recollec- 
 tions of Abraham Lincoln. By Robert McBride. 
 
 No. 2. Internal Improvements in Early Indiana. By Logan 
 Esarey. 
 
 No. 3. The Sultana Disaster. By Joseph Taylor Elliott. 
 
 No. 4. An Indiana Village (New Harmony). By John H. Hol- 
 liday. 
 
 No. 5. The Pioneers of Morgan County; Memoirs of Noah J. 
 Major. Edited by Logan Esarey. 
 
 No. 6. The Life and Services of Gen. Robert S. Foster. By 
 Charles W. Smith. 
 
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 CONTENTS OF VOL. VI 
 
 No. 1. Proceedings Tenth Annual Meeting of the Ohio Val- 
 ley Historical Association. Edited by Prof. Harlow 
 Lindley. 
 No. 2. Journal of Thomas Dean (Voyage to Indiana in 1817). 
 Edited by John Candee Dean ; annotated by Randle C. 
 Dean. 
 Early Indiana Trails and Surveys. By George R. Wil- 
 son. 
 Minutes of the Society, 1886-1918. 
 
 CONTENTS OF VOL. VII 
 Sieur De Vincennes Identified. By Pierre — Georges Roy. 
 Morgan's Raid in Indiana. By Judge Louis B. Ewbank. 
 Reminiscences of the Early Marion County Bar. By 
 
 William Watson Woolen. 
 The National Road in Indiana. By Lee Burns. 
 Early Indianapolis. By Mrs. Laura Fletcher Hodges. 
 One Hundred Years in Public Health in Indiana. By 
 
 Dr. W. F. King. 
 Fort Wayne in 1790. By M. M. Quaife. 
 Washington County Giants. By Harvey Morris. 
 The Science of Columbus. By Elizabeth Miller Hack. 
 No. 10. Abraham Lincoln, Lawyer. By Charles W. Moores. 
 
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