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    Whitley County, Indiana: Pictorial History, 1835-2005
    Whitley County, Indiana: Pictorial History, 1835-2005
    Whitley County, Indiana: Pictorial History, 1835-2005
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    Whitley County, Indiana: Pictorial History, 1835-2005

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    Pictures of families from Whitley County, Indiana, as well as buildings, businesses, farms, police and fire, schools and vehicles.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTurner Publishing Company
    Release dateJun 1, 2005
    ISBN9781618585721
    Whitley County, Indiana: Pictorial History, 1835-2005

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      Whitley County, Indiana - Turner Publishing

      PICTORIAL SECTION

      Carolyn, Lucille and Ronald Egolf seated in wagon; standing, Mildred F. Hazen (Hess), July 1938. Bull Jumbo was a catalo, a male offspring from a bison bull and a domestic cow. (Courtesy of Ronald D. Egolf)

      PEOPLE AND FAMILIES

      Back row: Esther Downing Hubartt, Irven Downing, Floyd Downing, Alta Breisch. Front row: Charles Downing, Owen Downing, Lloyd Bud, Golda Uncapher Downing. (Courtesy of Cleon and Joan Downing.)

      Cleon and Joan Downing married May 24, 1958. (Courtesy of Cleon and Joan Downing.)

      Grandma Reese and Robert.

      Up a tree is Frank Reese which she is trimming.

      Clarence T. Grable.

      Daniel Hively and Catharine Egolf Hively. (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Lucille Luella Hively Egolf ca, 1929.

      Oliver A. Smith, 1832-1906. (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Jacob Flox, ca. 1920.

      Daniel Berry (1816-1912), Hester Ann Hasty Berry (1820-1895). (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Front l-r: Cornelius Garrison (1832-1901), Catherine C. Shook Garrison (1834-1895), Mary E. Grable Garrison (1862-1926); back l-r: Charles W. Crow (1860-1940), Ida E. Garrison Crow (1866-1913), Remanzo L. Garrison (1858-1924) Union Twp. (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Justus Sherwood. (Courtesy of S. Cearbaugh.)

      George W. Egolf (1845-1911), Adeline Garrison Egolf (1852-1940), Thorncreek Twp., Whitley County, ca. 1900. (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Nellie Eva Jagger Hively (1886-1968) and Benjamin Ernest Hively (1885-1960) on 50th wedding anniversary in November 1957. (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Nellie Malone Templin, Clarence, Andrew, Ernest, Otis, Josephine Brown and Chester Malone. (Courtesy of Donald Malone.)

      Dorsey Elias (1860-1949) and Delilah J. (Crawford) Jagger (1865-1935). (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Churubusco area band? (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Erma (Nott) Woods (b. 1894), mother of Bonnie (Woods) Milam.

      Henry Phend, September 1952. Henry was a general contractor in Columbia City from 1900 until the time of his death in 1958. (Courtesy of Rebeckah Wiseman.)

      Hazlette Brubaker Phend in mid-1940s. She was the wife of Vic Phend and daughter of Charles Romaine and Maud Wise Brubaker. (Courtesy of Rebeckah Wiseman.)

      April 1986, Whitley County, IN - Robert and Patricia Dyson, David and Tammy Dyson, Lorinda Dyson, Jim and Lois (Dyson) Brandenburg, DeAnn Dyson, Dawn Dyson, Heather and Carrie Brandenburg, Dean and Christy Dyson. (Courtesy of Robert Dyson.)

      Brian and Melanie Call, Gordon and Martha Anspach, Michelle and Brian Anspach. (Courtesy of Brian Anspach.)

      Brubaker family about 1892. William, Maurice Hale, Malissa, and Charles Romain standing in back. William and Malissa Joslin were married in 1871 and had a farm at Goose Lake in Troy Twp. (Courtesy of Rebeckah Wiseman.)

      1914 from left: Great-Grandma Meyers with Irvin: Jennie Johnson Sievers and Grandma Louise Johnson with Florence. (Courtesy of Edna Bates.)

      On the left is Russell and Grace Sevits and on the right is Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. (Courtesy of Nancy Swartz.)

      Ethel Sevits and her faithful campanion. (Courtesy of Nancy Swartz.)

      Marshall Sevits (b. 1909) and Ernest Sevits (b. 1907). (Courtesy of Nancy Swartz.)

      Christmas 1925 with Clyde and Everett Seivers children. (Courtesy of Edna Bates.)

      Thelma Daniel.

      Florence and Chas Hawn wedding in 1930.

      Zetta Clark dressed in her finest.

      Kate (Moore) Johnson and son David, 1909. (Courtesy of Tom Johnson.)

      George and Cora (Moore) Horner, ca. 1925. (Courtesy of Tom Johnson.)

      Shirley Waters and Dale Reiff wedding, 1943.

      Schuman family ca. 1910. Top: Grover, Ocie, Henry; bottom: Franklin, Lydia.

      Schuman family ca. 1937. Top: Adele, Walter, Edson, Ocie; bottom: Bessie, Grover.

      Wise family about 1895. Harry, Sophia, Hazlette (sitting on stool), Maud, William, and Maurice. William is the son of Jacob and Malissa (Stem) Wise. Sophia is the daughter of William Hamilton and Catherine (Jones) Dunfee. William and Sophia were married in 1873 and lived in Troy Twp. (Courtesy of Rebeckah R. Wiseman.)

      Marrette Scheeler.

      Back row: Terry Smith, Lee Fleck, David Fleck, Carolyn Vessey. Front row: Stevey Harris, Lynda Vessey, Jane Hanger, John Vessey.

      William F. and Mary (Houtzenhiser) Fisher. (Courtesy of Tom Johnson.)

      Irvin Sievers.

      David Charles Johnson, son of Kate and James W. Johnson. (Courtesy of Tom Johnson.)

      Elmer Dowell, 1900.

      Ben Conrad family. Seated: Benjamin Franklin Conrad and wife Deliah Jane. Standing: Eldee, Erah, Fay and Fern, 1912. (Courtesy of Jane Studebaker.)

      Mary Dowell.

      Marshall Baker.

      Glen Mosher and Billy Gregg with their homemade vehicle.

      Hiram Keiser family, standing back row: John, Sarah, Fannie, Charles. Seated: Frank, Levi, Cora. Standing front row: Amos and Jennie.

      Standing: Charles Crow; seated: Hazel C. Crow holding Everett Edward and Arnie G. Egolf holding Glenn Harold. (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Maggie Zolman Jagger and son.

      James Wesley and Sarah Jane Long Smith Family, Jefferson Twp. ca. 1925. Seated l-r: Albert, Sarah, James, Chester. Standing: William, Nora, Archie, Iva, James E. (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Ruby M. and Lorin J. Badskey, 1972. (Courtesy of Jerry Badskey.)

      Gail Gregg and Jessie May Bigsbee.

      Lee Andrew Woods (b. 1891 Larwill), father of Bonnie (Woods) Milam.

      Samuel and Isabell Engle Hively family ca. 1903, Thorncreek Twp., Whitley County. Front: Benjamin and Russell; 2nd row: Royal, David, Isabell and Lowell; 3rd row: Lizzie, Daniel, Margaret Ella, Samuel and William. (Courtesy of Ronald Egolf.)

      Standing: Clyde Sievers. Seated l-r: Levi Plattner, Florence and Cora. (Courtesy of LeRoy Hawn.)

      Family reunion taken at August Sievers home in summer of 1918 when Carl was home on leave from Army. Back row: Clyde Sievers, Jenny Sievers, Cora Sievers, Eva Rasor, Mary Schrader, Mrs. Stalsmith, Mrs. Rasor, Mr. Stalsmith, August Sievers. Middle row: Charles Sievers, Rosa Sievers, Carl Sievers, Laura Sievers, Viola Rasor Dustin, Mrs. Charles Rasor, Laura’s grandmother, _. Front: Russell Rasor, _, Omers Sievers, Walter Sievers, Florence Sievers Hawn, Elmer Sievers, Irvin Sievers.

      Richard and Catherine Walker.

      Lloyd and Juanita Hall, celebrating 50 years of marriage, June 2004.

      Ralph Gates, Governor of Indiana, 1945-49.

      Helene Edwards Gates, First Lady of Indiana.

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