History of Catholicity in Harrison Indiana
A detailed local history tracing the early Catholic settlers in Harrison County Indiana from 1814 onward. It covers Saint Michael's at Bradford, Saint Michael's Dogwood, Saint Mary's Lanesville, St. Joseph's Corydon, and St. Peter's Buena Vista, detailing founders, churches, fires, restorations, schools, and notable pastors and lay supporters through the early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heim
Harrison County
Indiana
Saint Michael’s
Dogwood
Laconia
Lucinda ( Miller
Minnie A. Dannacker
John Quincy Adams
United States
Mister Miller
Maxs
Vincennes
Theodore St. Badin
Kentucky
Bo Mister Miller
Saint Michael
John J. Miller
Jacob Schickles
Christian Schaeffer
Jesse Reed
Michael Kannapel
Catherine Gordon
Lous Fritz
William M. Miller
Garrison County
William MM. Miller
Byrewell
Saint Michael's
Corydon
Ind
Bradford
Morgan Township
Joseph Ferneding
Ignatius Reynolds
L. Neyron
J. P. Dion
New Albany
J. M. Gabriel
J. H. Kintrup
Tsgo
Gabrie
Go OM. Giana
AL Leckner
B. Broceenwan
J. J. Gillig
A. Ko
Soegmutter
Seegmuller
Father Seegmuller
St. Michael's
Martin Andres
Moss
Friedtown
Andrew Schaaf
Joseph T. Sennefeld
Charles A. Clever
S. J. Donoghue
Michael F. Halpin
Herman Gadlage
Jook
Souls
John B. Gorman
Father Gorman
Joseph Vorgang
Frederick Bott
Anony Fossel
Margeretha Iettelfinzer
John Gettelfinger
Joseph P. Roesch
Julia Anna Warm
Peter Steerstetter
Anna MM. Reitz
Philip Reitz
Paul Buehler
Casper Sessengocd
St. Bernard’s
Frenchtown
Foaree
Canada
Sullaerh
Spencer Township
Little St. Louis
Epdevor
Franklin Troncin
John P. Troncin
Joanne Bouchard
Mister Stoeth
Buena Vista
Priset
J. ©. Dion
Munechina
Lanesville
Adam Lowar
Frank Wolf
Valentine Wartung
Elizabeth Hartung
Tobias
Catherine Schilmiller
de Lanugie
Martin
William HH. Gerdon
E. J. “Ickelback
James J. Bolin
St. Peter's
A. J. Basthagel
George Schenklas
Ord Nowy Buena Vista
Father Schenk
Heart of Mary
Mauschina
de Langie
St. Michael’s Dogwood
St. Peter’s
St. Joachim’s
Locust Point
New Middletown
Flx. J. de Langie
New Midgletown
Anthony Kannapel
Rawellings
St. Joseph’s Church
Lunesville
Father A. Moschail
Father Munschinu
Pas
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
New Albany
Reek
Lanesville
Theodore Henriot
John P. Diowbant
Frenchtown
Father Dion
Felix Henriot
St. Bernard’s
Chatard
H. G. Moss
Indiana
Lanesvilles
James Yahner
Louisville
Faris
Yahners
Joseph Zelier
Charles Gorg
Joseph Strehmoever
Paul Ackremann
John Po Hulbert
Hese
Novreuw
Chas. Oppenvndh
Femaere
Neyron
John John B. Blecklinger
E. Fuller
J.P. Dion
Isa
Aegidius Mosecball
Lunesville
Alphonse Munschina
Sisters of Providence
Terre Haute
Ind
de St. Palais
Father Munschina
St. Mary’s Lanesville
A. Peckskamp
St. Mary’s
de Langie
Father Lubermann
Martin Andres
Peckskamp
Joseph F. Gordon
Albert Wicke
Gerdon
Joe
James McCool
Will Gordon
EB. L. Quade
Donal Manning
Inndianapolis
New Middletown
Corydon
Father Manning
Father Wicke
Tor
Father de Langie
Father Peckskamp
Quade
St. Joseph’s
Tnele Joe” Bullett
Joe Bender
A.G. Wicke
United States
Jeffersonville
New Castle
Corydep
Booneville
Boonville
Weiman
Carnation
Mane
New Middletown Milling Company
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Harrison
James A. Holland
Adam Baron
Moray
Saint Peter’s