History of Jackson Township District No 4
History describes the district's fertile northwest farming land with rougher south parts. It covers early settlers around 1830, land acquisitions by Thomas Manwarring and others, and the Ridgeway and Asbury families with biographical notes on A P Asbury Sarah J Asbury and Eliza J Halberstadt. It mentions a log then frame school house and early teachers and later residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Manwarring
Jerry Barcus
Abraham Plew
Harrison Halberstadt
Benjamin Barcus
W. W. Barcus
Mr. Barcus
Thomas Barcus
J. Ridgeway
Henry Ring
Washington Ridgeway
James Piew
Abraham Piew
Jackson Township
Ridgeway
B. Wardell
M. E. Church
James Asbury
Jennie Manwarring
Mandy Hinkle Manwarring
Cora Wardell
Rebecca Batey
Adam Snider
John Furry
Madge Patton Stevens
Sarah Jane Asbury
A. P. Asbury
Eliza Halberstadt
George W. Asbury
Sarah Jane Hughbanks Asbury
Hymera
Jackson Hill
Asbury
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Ascension Seminary
Farmersburg
Almira Beecher
George
Keziah Beecher
Columbus
Ohio
Vigo County
Albert Zink
Train Schedules Between Sullivan Terre Haute and Nearby Stops
Train times list daily departures from Sullivan to Terre Haute and back with multiple morning and afternoon runs. Limited Sunday service applies to Youngstown and Pimento with stop on signal only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Youngstown
Pimento
Dr King’s Life Pills Sold in Glass Bottles for 25 Cents
Thirty six pills cost a quarter per bottle and are sold in well corked glass containers. Each bottle promises a simple nightly dose by taking one pill with water before bedtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Constipation Relief Offer for Druggists
Advertises a cheap and easy to take remedy for constipation. Claims positive results and a nightly dose with morning relief. Promotes a bottle for 25 cents, available at all druggists.
Birthday Dinner Surprises Gill Township Resident
Charles N. Elliott, a well known resident of Gill township, was pleasantly surprised at his home on Sunday as friends and neighbors gathered for a birthday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Hartsock
Deacon Ebbersole
Dick Biedsoe
Love Ann Long
Doc McFadden
Zeb Hawkins
Si Plum
Squire Hansford
Charles N. Elliott
Gill Township
A. L. Thrasher
C. S. Poppino
Charles Thrasher
John Ridge
Steve Ridge
Richard Mason
Jess Ridge
Dave Hancock
M. M. Thrasher
R. O
Sullivan County Sheriff Sale Notice June 1915
Public auction to sell rents and profits of undivided interest in lot 56 and parts of lots 29 and 30 Shelburn Indiana. Sale date June 12 1915 at Sullivan courthouse 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Parties: Charles E Brewer Edgar D Maple Thomas J Roach. Also offers fee simple if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit Court
Court House
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
Charles E. Brewer
Thomas J. Roach
Edgar D. Maple
Shelburn
Roach
Maple
Brewer
Charles E.brewer
Alfred B. Stansil
Martin E. Aulsbrook
L. F. Greeman Company
Charlies E. Brewer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Landman Asbury
Fleming County
Kentucky
Keen Farm
Eliza J. Cummins Halberstadt
John Cummins
Curry Township
E. T. Halberstadt
Joseph Halberstadt
Bloomington Star
Arminta Jones
Jim Silvers
Dexacon Hawkins
M. D
Perkins
Deacon Hawkins
Bloomington
Jim Spivins
Ed Bascombe
Jim
Bill Higgins
Dick Beardsley
Martinsville
Tom Hacker
John Richardson Fess
ET Halberstadt
Hannah Barrharr
Barcus
Ovthar Shaw
A.P Asbury
WS Wallace
Margareti
Jonna Giles
Wallace Hare Wallace
T Cummins
Jalvin Ridgeway
John Giles
HS Wallace
Wiliams
Milhisa Wardel
WI Swift
Swift
Charles Wiiltams
WO Hood
Millisea Wardell
Sullivan Lincoln
Chautauqua
Dramatic Reader
John S. Taylor
Rollin A. Plunkett
Ladies Quartet
Interurban
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Wible Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
Parker
Laurent & Thompson Attorneys
Ind
Bucklen
M. A. Haddon Real Estate
Watson’s
North Side Square
ED Kelley
Sulivan County
Thrasher, Claude Matthews and Family
Consolidated Indiana Coal Company
Glendora
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Insurance, Abstracts
Fidelity Loan Co
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