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 | Zentmyre, John Wesley, Jr. : Guardian’s Bond concerning John Zentmyre (1829-1904) **SOME INDIVIDUALS APPEAR MORE THAN ONCE IN OUR TREE AND HAVE BEEN LINKED ACCORDINGLY.
Guardian’s Bond concerning John Zentmyre, dated February 2, 1904, signed by William H. Zentmyre, came from Melissa Hennigar Parrish. (Donna Clark’s note: In 1904, the medical term used for a mind impaired by aging was unsound mind, which later in the 20th century came to be called senility, then finally Alzheimer's Disease.) Melissa Parrish scanned the original document from the John Zentmyre probate/estate file which came from the Alameda McCullough Library at the Genealogy and Research Center of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana. TCHA is online at http://www.tcha.mus.in.us/ and is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving information and artifacts relating to the history and culture of Tippecanoe, Indiana, and its citizens. It currently maintains the Moses Fowler House, the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse at Fort Ouiatenon Historic Park, and the Genealogy and Research Center. Memberships and requested research are available for a fee. Donna Clark: I would be happy to e-mail the original scan of this document and the back of this document if requested.
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 | Zentmyre, John Wesley, Jr. : Guardian’s Inventory relating to John Wesley Zentmyre, Jr. (1829-1904) **SOME INDIVIDUALS APPEAR MORE THAN ONCE IN OUR TREE AND HAVE BEEN LINKED ACCORDINGLY.
Guardian’s Inventory relating to John Wesley Zentmyre, Jr., which was signed by William H. Zentmyre, March 12, 1904, came from Melissa Hennigar Parrish. (Donna Clark’s note: In 1904, the medical term used for a mind impaired by aging was unsound mind, which later in the 20th century came to be called senility, then finally Alzheimer's Disease.) Melissa Parrish scanned the original document from the John Zentmyre probate/estate file which came from the Alameda McCullough Library at the Genealogy and Research Center of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana. TCHA is online at http://www.tcha.mus.in.us/ and is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving information and artifacts relating to the history and culture of Tippecanoe, Indiana, and its citizens. It currently maintains the Moses Fowler House, the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse at Fort Ouiatenon Historic Park, and the Genealogy and Research Center. Memberships and requested research are available for a fee. Donna Clark: I would be happy to e-mail the original scan of this document if requested.
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| 6753 |
 | Zentmyre, John Wesley, Jr. : Letter announcing the death of John Zentmyre (1829-1904) **SOME INDIVIDUALS APPEAR MORE THAN ONCE IN OUR TREE AND HAVE BEEN LINKED ACCORDINGLY.
Letter, dated February 19, 1904, to Richard P. Dehart, Judge, announcing the death of John Zentmyre on February 15, 1904, came from Melissa Hennigar Parrish. (Donna Clark’s note: In 1904, the medical term used for a mind impaired by aging was unsound mind, which later in the 20th century came to be called senility, then finally Alzheimer's Disease.) Melissa Parrish scanned the original document from the John Zentmyre probate/estate file which came from the Alameda McCullough Library at the Genealogy and Research Center of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana. TCHA is online at http://www.tcha.mus.in.us/ and is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving information and artifacts relating to the history and culture of Tippecanoe, Indiana, and its citizens. It currently maintains the Moses Fowler House, the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse at Fort Ouiatenon Historic Park, and the Genealogy and Research Center. Memberships and requested research are available for a fee. Donna Clark: I would be happy to e-mail the original scan of this document and the back of this document if requested.
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 | Zentmyre, John Wesley, Jr. : Notice of Appointment of Guardian (William H. Zentmyre) for John Zentmyre (1829-1904) **SOME INDIVIDUALS APPEAR MORE THAN ONCE IN OUR TREE AND HAVE BEEN LINKED ACCORDINGLY.
Notice of Appointment of Guardian (William H. Zentmyre) for John Zentmyre in the LaFayette Daily Journal and the LaFayette Weekly Journal dated February 20, 1904, and also the document, stating publication dates of Notice, dated March 17, 1904 came from Melissa Hennigar Parrish. Melissa Parrish scanned the original document from the John Zentmyre probate/estate file which came from the Alameda McCullough Library at the Genealogy and Research Center of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana. TCHA is online at http://www.tcha.mus.in.us/ and is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving information and artifacts relating to the history and culture of Tippecanoe, Indiana, and its citizens. It currently maintains the Moses Fowler House, the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse at Fort Ouiatenon Historic Park, and the Genealogy and Research Center. Memberships and requested research are available for a fee. Donna Clark: I would be happy to e-mail the original scan of this document and the back of this document if requested.
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 | Zentmyre, John Wesley, Jr. : Notice to Heirs, Creditors and Legatees of John Wesley Zentmyre, Jr. (1829-1904) **SOME INDIVIDUALS APPEAR MORE THAN ONCE IN OUR TREE AND HAVE BEEN LINKED ACCORDINGLY.
Notice to Heirs, Creditors and Legatees of John Zentmyre that appeared in the LaFayette Daily Journal and the LaFayette Weekly Journal and also the document stating publication of Notice, dated April 21, 1905, came from Melissa Hennigar Parrish. Melissa Parrish scanned the original document from the John Zentmyre probate/estate file which came from the Alameda McCullough Library at the Genealogy and Research Center of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana. TCHA is online at http://www.tcha.mus.in.us/ and is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving information and artifacts relating to the history and culture of Tippecanoe, Indiana, and its citizens. It currently maintains the Moses Fowler House, the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse at Fort Ouiatenon Historic Park, and the Genealogy and Research Center. Memberships and requested research are available for a fee. Donna Clark: I would be happy to e-mail the original scan of this document if requested.
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 | Zentmyre, John Wesley, Jr. : Petition of John Cassady concerning John Zentmyre (1829-1904) **SOME INDIVIDUALS APPEAR MORE THAN ONCE IN OUR TREE AND HAVE BEEN LINKED ACCORDINGLY.
Petition of John Cassady to have William H. Zentmyre made guardian of his father John Zentmyre, dated February 1, 1904, came from Melissa Hennigar Parrish. (Donna Clark’s note: In 1904, the medical term used for a mind impaired by aging was unsound mind, which later in the 20th century came to be called senility, then finally Alzheimer's Disease.) Melissa Parrish scanned the original document from the John Zentmyre probate/estate file which came from the Alameda McCullough Library at the Genealogy and Research Center of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana. TCHA is online at http://www.tcha.mus.in.us/ and is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving information and artifacts relating to the history and culture of Tippecanoe, Indiana, and its citizens. It currently maintains the Moses Fowler House, the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse at Fort Ouiatenon Historic Park, and the Genealogy and Research Center. Memberships and requested research are available for a fee. Donna Clark: I would be happy to e-mail the original scan of this document and the back of this document if requested.
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| 6757 |
 | Zentmyre, John Wesley, Jr. : Statement concerning John Zentmyre (1829-1904) **SOME INDIVIDUALS APPEAR MORE THAN ONCE IN OUR TREE AND HAVE BEEN LINKED ACCORDINGLY.
Statement by John Cassady concerning the estate value and medical condition of John Zentmyre, dated on the reverse side February 1, 1904, came from Melissa Hennigar Parrish. Melissa Parrish scanned the original document from the John Zentmyre probate/estate file which came from the Alameda McCullough Library at the Genealogy and Research Center of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana. TCHA is online at http://www.tcha.mus.in.us/ and is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving information and artifacts relating to the history and culture of Tippecanoe, Indiana, and its citizens. It currently maintains the Moses Fowler House, the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse at Fort Ouiatenon Historic Park, and the Genealogy and Research Center. Memberships and requested research are available for a fee. Donna Clark: I would be happy to e-mail the original scan of this document and the back of this document if requested.
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| 6758 |
 | Zentmyre, John Wesley, Jr. : Submission of accounts to settle the estate of John Zentmyre (1829-1904) **SOME INDIVIDUALS APPEAR MORE THAN ONCE IN OUR TREE AND HAVE BEEN LINKED ACCORDINGLY.
Submission of accounts to settle the estate of John Zentmyre, dated March 31, 1905, which includes mention of Mary E. Zentmyre & William H. Zentmyre & Matilda I. Minnick & Ida May Fouts & Samuel L. Zentymre, is signed by William H. Zentmyre and came from Melissa Hennigar Parrish. Layout by Donna Clark. Melissa Parrish scanned and merged these two original documents from the John Zentmyre probate/estate file which came from the Alameda McCullough Library at the Genealogy and Research Center of the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana. TCHA is online at http://www.tcha.mus.in.us/ and is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving information and artifacts relating to the history and culture of Tippecanoe, Indiana, and its citizens. It currently maintains the Moses Fowler House, the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Fort Ouiatenon Blockhouse at Fort Ouiatenon Historic Park, and the Genealogy and Research Center. Memberships and requested research are available for a fee. Donna Clark: I would be happy to e-mail the original scan of this document if requested.
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| 6759 |
 | Zentmyre, Samuel "Lincoln" (1860-1926)
Status: Located; Zentmyre, Samuel "Lincoln" (1860-1926)
Samuel "Lincoln" Zentmyre (1860-1926); Spring Vale Cemetery, Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co., IN,USA. Photo was taken by David R. Clark, M.D.
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Owner of original: David R. Clark, M.D.
Date: June 2006
Place: Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co., IN
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 | Zentmyre, Samuel "Lincoln" (1860-1926)
Status: Located; Samuel "Lincoln" Zentmyre (1860-1926); Spring Vale Cemetery, Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co., IN, USA. Photo was taken by David R. Clark, M.D.
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Owner of original: David R. Clark, M.D.
Date: June 2006
Place: Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co., IN
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| 6761 |
 | Zoah Church and Cemetery, Scott Co., IN
Church/ Cemetery photo of Zoah Church in Zoah, Scott Co., IN, was taken in the 1890's by Benjamin Harrison Coatney. The photo was restored by Denise Libby of California. Photo came from the Don Coatney Archives. See also Don Coatney's Coatney Collection at http://www.rootsweb.com/~inscott/CoatneyPhotos.html Many of the photos in the Archives and in the Collection were taken by Benjamin Harrison Coatney (1865-1925), Don Coatney's grandfather who was a professional photographer in Perla, AR, and Indianapolis, IN. Information contained in the Archives from Cindy Howser: Zoah, located about three miles northwest of Scottsburg was a comparatively new settlement in the county. In 1836, Warren Meranda (1807-1847), Clark Reynolds (1801-1863) and Martin Comer bought land where the church and cemetery now are located. Some time between 1837 and 1842 a log school was built on the knoll overlooking Ox Valley to the west. The present day church is very prosperous and the cemetery is actively in use. The church was built in 1889, and remodeled and added to in 1943-44. (from 1990 cemetery book). Many Coatneys and Spurgeons are buried in Zoah Cemetery including Benjamin Harrison Coatney (1865-1925); Hester Magnolia "Hattie" Morgan Coatney (1866-1937); Charles Augustus "Gus" Coatney (1887-1913); George Francis Coatney (1900-1922); George Washington Coatney (1831-1871); Arminda Bernard Spurgeon Coatney (1839-1924); Gracie Ethel Coatney (1884-1902); Thomas Jefferson Coatney (1857-1934); Zephaniah Spurgeon (1806-1877); & Marinda Close Spurgeon.
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Owner of original: Donald Gordon "Don" Coatney
Date: 1890's
Place: Zoah, Scott Co., IN
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