Randolph County Books
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Through Memory's Window By John Hinshaw
Jericho Friends Meeting History Books
The Wickersham Family In America
Compiled and edited by Gay Wickersham Davis, Ph. D.; Helen Sheldon, M. A.; Patricia Escalante, B.A. . with Historical Introduction by Dr. Don Yoder.
This prominent Quaker family played an important role in the settlement of America from PA to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Wickershams were also active in the causes of antislavery and civil rights, women's suffrage and women's rights, temperance and education.
A fascinating historical essay by Dr. Yoder provides an early history of the Wickershams in England and America. This impressive family history records over 12,000 individuals beginning with Thomas in 1660 and continuing by generations down to the present. Many photographs. (2001), 2004, 8½x11, cloth, index, 957 pp.
Tritt Family History - Volume II
Beverly Wagner Compiled a 2 Volume set of Cemetery Inscriptions for Randolph County.
If enough people are interested in buying a set, she will have them reprinted.
If you would like to have a set, or if you have any questions,
please send an Email to Beverly Wagner
The last time they were published was in 1982,
so she will need to find out how much they will be now in 2005.
Cemetery Inscriptions of Randolph County, IN; Volume 1
Maxville / Woodlawn Cemetery recorded Sept 1980 through April 1981. Copyright 1982.
Includes burial lot information in addition to actual stone inscriptions listed together by burial site.
Has history of this cemetery as taken from Tucker's History, county location, and detail map of all sections and driveways to assist with individual stone location. Contains index.
Cemetery Inscriptions of Randolph County,IN; Volume 2
Inscriptions of 16 select cemeteries of Green, Monroe, and Stony Creek Township, plus New Dayton Cemetery in Franklin Township. Recorded Sept 1980 through April 1981. Copyright 1982.
Stoney Creek Cemeteries: Includes all township cemeteries with exception of Union Cemetery which was recorded by others:
Cedar Cemetery, Cemetery west of Maxville, Popular Run Cemetery, Swingly Cemetery. Thornburg Homestead Cemetery, Windsor Cemetery, plus an Unidentified Cemetery.Monroe Township: Includes all known township cemeteries: Garringer Homestead cemetery, Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Rehobeth Cemetery, and an Unidentified Cemetery. Franklin Towship: Includes only New Dayton/Bear Creek Cemetery. Green Township: Includes all cemeteries except Fairview Cemetery and Hopewell Cemetery which were done by others: Emmetsville United Brethren Cemetery, McVey Memorial Forest, Steubenville Cemetery, and Samuel Caylor Homestead Cemetery. Contains index.
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