Graham, Joseph B.  

Descendants of Joseph B. Graham
as compiled by Rick Graham

Generation No. 1

1. JOSEPH B.¹ GRAHAM was born April 25, 1826 in Clinton County, Ohio, and died October 14, 1911 in Warrick County, Indiana. He married (1) ROSE ANN STUCKEY December 27, 1848 in Warrick County, Indiana, daughter of JOHN STUCKEY and MARTHA MILLER. She was born June 27, 1825 in Ohio (sometimes mentioned as PA ??)/Ohio, and died December 16, 1885 in Warrick County, Hart Township, Lynnville, Indiana. He married (2) AMERICA E. ELLIS October 10, 1886 in Warrick County, Indiana.

Notes for JOSEPH B. GRAHAM:

We do have a listing of a marriage for Joseph B. Graham and America E. Ellis on Oct 10, 1886 (7/254). This date would be one year after the passing of his first wife Rosanne Stuckey on December 16, 1885.

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Some other Grahams in Warrick County that are shown on marriage list around the 1884-1888 period: George W. Graham; Grant Graham; Helen Graham; and Benjamin F. Graham.

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History of Warrick, Spencer and Perry Counties, Indiana, first published in 1885, by Goodspeed, Bros & Co., Chicago then reprinted in 1973 by Unigraphic, Inc.

On page 198: "JOSEPH B. GRAHAM, farmer and stock-raiser, was born in Clinton County, Ohio, April 25, 1826. In July, 1847, he came to Indiana and located at Boonville, then a small village, where he remained a number of years working at his trade of wagon-making and during which time he also assisted in the erection of the county court house. In 1859 he moved to his farm in Hart Township, where he has ever since resided with the exception of three years while engaged in the drug trade at Lynnville. He owns a well improved farm of 160 acres under which is some of as fine coal as the State produces. For his wife he wedded Miss R. Stuckey, who came to this county from Ohio with her parents in 1837. Ten children have been born to them, these yet living: Robert M., Eugene, William, Douglas, Eli, Helen, Mary L., Rosa B. and Susan H. August 22, 1862, Mr Graham enlisted in Company F, Ninety-first Indiana Volunteer Infantry, but shortly after entering the service was compelled to enter the hospital on account of illness. By reason of protracted ill-health, he was honorably discharged June 25, 1863. Besides looking after his farming interests, Mr Graham manufactures annually about one hundred barrels of sorghum molasses. He is one of the prominent men of the county, has held various positions of honor and trust and takes an active interest in all matters of a beneficial nature to his county." On page 153 there is a bio of Robert M. Graham, b. 10 Nov 1849.

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Just FYI, the above Company F, 91st Indiana Voluteer Infantry that JB Graham was a member of for one year, the following is from the HISTORY OF WARRICK COUNTY, page 105: Fifteen (15) of the men from Company F died in the War. Company F rendezvous was at Evansville. On the 10th of October it was transported to Henderson, and from there it was sent in detachments to different parts of western Kentucky to guard that State from attacks of guerillas. Thus it remained until June, 1863, when it was united and started in pursuit of the Rebel, General Morgan. June 25, JB Graham was honorably discharged due to illness, so he did not go with his Company to the Cumberland Gap and Knoxville to join Sherman on his Atlanta campaign. It fought in all of the engagements that occured until Atlanta was taken September 1, 1864. Company F then pursued Hood, then went to Chattanooga. On the 30th of November it participated in the battle of Franklin (WHERE I LIVE NOW), and on the 15th and 16th of December in the battles before Nashville. Company F, 91st, was transferred to Washington, where it arrived on the 28th of January, 1865. It soon fought and captured Wilmington. It went from there to Goldsboro and Raleigh, and on the 3rd of May into camp at Salisbury, where it remained until June 26, 1865, when it was mustered out of service.

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Eugene Graham married Martha E. Stephens 14 March 1878 book 5 page 476 Warrick Co Marriage 1860-1940 by Sharon Patmore and Kristine Manley 1998 Joseph B Graham married Rosannah Stuckey 27 Dec 1848 by Joshua Stephens, J.P. page 403 book Warrick Co IN Marriages 1813 - 1859 by Kay Lant and Kathryn E. Freels.

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Warrick Co., In. Cemetery Inscriptions Vol. 2 Greer and Hart Township 1991 by Kristine Manley and Sharon Patmore has the follow people. Mt. Zion Cemetery in Hart Township:

Graham, Joseph B b. 25 Apr 1826 d. 11 Nov 1911

Rose Ann b. 27 Jun 1825 d. 16 Dec 1885

Stucky, John b. d. 2 Aug 1875 War of 1812; 1794-1875

Stuckey, John b. d. 2 Aug 1875 81y6m3d

Mary b. d. 26 Jan 1881 83y5d; cons/ o John

Stuckey, Joh Frederick 1759 1855

Barbara Stump 1765 1863

Graham, William 1856 1934

Mary L. 1863 1939

Graham, Johnnie b. d. 22 Nov 1884 1y27d; s/o Wn & MS

Graham, Ruth 17 Apr 1894 8 Mar 1980

Stuckey, John b. d. 1856 Lancaster Co PA RevWar

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Provided by Brenda <brendae@sigecom.net>:

1850 census Hart Twp. Joseph Graham age 22 a farmer from Ohio, wife Roseanne (Stucky) age 24 born in Ohio. They were married 27 Dec. 1848. The only child in 1850 was Robert age 8 months. He was born in Indiana. Joseph is #487 and #488 is John Stucky age 57 born in Pennsylvania.

1860 Census for Hart Twp, Warrick Co., Indiana has the following family. page 0976 line 37a Family 0615 Joseph Graham age 35 b. Ohio ; Rosanna age 35 b. Ohio

Eugene age 6 b. Ind Robert M. age 6 b. Ind (wrong age for him; really 10)

William age 4 b. Ind Douglas age 2 b. Ind

No name male age 2 mos. b. Ind (Eli).

1870 Hart Twp census #52 Joseph Graham age 44 born Ohio a farmer; Rosan age 44; Robert age 20; Eugene age 16; William age 13; Douglas age 12; Eli age 10; Hellen age 7; Lucy age 6 Rosey age 2. The children were all born in Indiana.

1880 Hart Twp. census #321 Joseph B. Graham age 54 Ohio, Ohio, Ohio; Rosa Ann age 54 Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland; William age 23; Douglas age 21; Eli age 19; Hellen age 17; Lucy age 15; Roza age 12; Hattie age 8. The children were all born in Indiana. Also on the listing were George W. Bumont age 10 born in Indiana who was listed as "adopted". Also listed was Charles Baxter (Black) who was 19. He is listed as a servant. Born Kentucky.

Next door is Mary Stuckey 32 F PA PA PA Widowed.

** NOTE- George W. Bumont listed on this Census, is adopted by JBG and shows in the 1900 Census (below) as George W. Graham. ***

1900 Census: Warrick County, Indiana:

America Graham HH 189 (married JBG in 1886),

Benn F Graham (unknown person)???

George W Graham (adopted son of JB--was George W. Bumont);

Joseph B. Graham Hart/East 59, Male/White/Age 74/ b. 4/25/1826 / Widowed/OH OH OH/

Living w/ JB- Hattie (Daughter) b. 8/17/1874 Age 25/Single IN

Living w/ JB- Walter A. Jackson (Grandson) b. 8/10/1874 Age 11/ Single CA KY IN

*** This I believe is LUCY's Child .. not Hattie *** WHAT happened to Lucy in CA ?? ***

William Graham Hart/East 186- White Male b. 7/21/1858 / Age 41/ Married 19 Yrs/ IND OH PA

Living w/ William- Mary L (wife), B. 7/3/1865 / Age 34/ Married 19 yrs / 7 Children 6 Living/ IN IN IN

Living w/ William- Pearl (dau) B. 8/15/1881 age 18 Single IN

Frederick (son) b. 3/12/1886 Age 13 IN

Verne (son) b. 5/27 or 29, 1888 Age 11 IN

Grace (dau) b. 12/24/1890 age 9, IN

Ruth (dau) b. 4/17 or 19, 1893 Age 6 IN

Wilfred (son) b. 9/26/1897 Age 2 IN

Why was JB living in different location that wife America ?? Separated? Divorced ? Family Need ?

In Near By, Greer Twp 1900 Census Warrick,

Not too sure that these connect to our GRAHAM'S in Hart Twp due to the locations of birthplaces...

Graham,Grant H head w m b.Nov 1864 age 35 married 3yrs TN TN TN

Emma wife age 27 b.Oct 1872 1 child 1 living IN IN IN

Arizona dau age 11 b.Apr 1889 IN

Wyoma dau age 9 b.July 1890 IN

Zella or LELLA dau age 1 b.Sept 1898 IN

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1910 CENSUS: (Provided to me by Tamara)

There is only one mention of who I believe are Graham's but spelled GRAYHAM.

I did not find Jos B Graham in those 2 twp's, I do remember he died 1911 so I had assumed he would be listed. (WHY WAS JB NOT LISTED IN 1910 CENSUS ?? Or, we can't find it?? )

Hart Twp 1910 census Warrick Co Ind ( The following is the son of JB; Misspelled last name)

GRAYHAM,WILLIAM w m 54 married 1 married 29 yrs IN OH PA

MARY wife 46 8 child 7 living IN IN IRE

VERNE 20 son single IN

GRASE 18 dau single IN

Ruth 15 dau single IN

Wilaford 12 son single IN

Amil 6 son IN

1910 Vanderburgh Co Indiana Pigeon Twp: (Notice this family above 1900 Census)

GRAHAM,GRANT 45 MALE WHITE HOUSE PLASTERER Married2 Married 13 yrs TN

GRAHAM,EMMA 37 or 47 wife married 1 married 13 yrs 4 child 2 living IN

GRAHAM,WYOMING 20 dau IN

GRAHAM,LOUIS 12 son IN

GRAHAM,BERNICE 10 SON IN (that is what it appears to me )

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Monday, March 6, 1860; Court of Common Pleas

JB Graham/ Jacob Schneider vs. Thomas T. Baker

Mr. Baker was summoned to court for a promissary note of $125.

Found at Boonville Courthouse Records:

Joseph B Graham; Guardian of Earnest M Beesen; 16 years old in 1870. David W. Beeson-father of Earnest at his death in 1870. $500 Bond by JB and Isaac S French March 21, 1870. Property in Illinois mentioned in value at $500.00 plus other property at $250.00.

Estate of John Stuckey; JB Graham Executor. $4,000 Bond was established for the estate by JB and others noted on September 9, 1875: Isaac S. French, Thomas Ringham, WE Murphy.

Isacc S. French must have been a good friend of JB Graham besides a neighbor (look at map).

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Sept 2, 1858; Joseph Graham and John C. Graham were summoned to appear in court as witnesses for MARY JANE CALFEE at the Mercer County Courthouse Versus John Tuggle.

It was a charge of slander for $5,000 against Mr. Tuggle for spreading the word around town to several people that Ms. Calfee was pregnant (unwed). Mr. Tuggle was found guilty and charged $1,500.

Other witnesses: Thompson Graham from Mercer County, Virginia; David Graham from Wythe County, Virginia; and from Pulaski County, Virginia Joseph Graham ****SO THIS MIGHT BE THE WRONG Joseph!

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Found June, 2000, in the book WARRICK AND ITS PROMINENT PEOPLE, in the Boonville Library:

Page 23; "The earliest residents of Boonville were Nathaniel Hart, Adam Young, John Upham, James McCulla, Samuel Steele, Dr. Alva Pasco, and the GRAHAM FAMILY, some of whom are familiarly known to the older citizens and have descendants still residing in the county."

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HISTORY OF WARRICK COUNTY, page 89:

"The Odd Fellows Lodge, at Lynnville, No. 386, was organized in January, 1873, with J.L. Prigmore, N.G., and J.B. Graham, V.G. The total membership at the present time is twenty-nine. Present officers are

T.J. Schrode, N.G.; I.J. Baldwin, V.G.; Hiram McReynolds, Secretary, and W.F. Tremor, Treasurer. This

lodge has not been very prosperous, although it owns a building work about $500. Lynnville is probably

the third town in the county in matters of commercial importance.

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"The First 100 Years" by Addison Beavers

History of the Boonville School System

"Graham","Bonnie","242, 243"

"Graham","James, Jr.",208

"Graham","Marian","111, 113, 122, 126, 130, 132"

"Graham","Marian","135, 142, 145, 147, 168, 170"

"Graham","Marian","170, 176, 300"

"Graham","R. M.",42 (Son of JB Graham)...........*****

"Graham","Ruby",232

Look under Robert M. Graham for more information on this book.

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More About JOSEPH B. GRAHAM:

Burial: Mt. Zion Cemetery; Lynnville, Indiana (Hwy 62-right on Tecumseh Rd.)

Notes for ROSE ANN STUCKEY:

According to the map of Warrick County of 1880 we have in our possession, that shows the properties of J.B. Graham (116 acres), J.W. Stephens (west of JB; 44 acres), and J. Stuckey (north of JB; 20 acres).

Is this J. Stuckey the brother or father of Rosanna ???? I believe it is the father because she came to Warrick County with her family in 1837 (12 years old) from Ohio (Clinton Co.??).

Joseph and Rosannah were married by Joshua Stephens, Justice of the Peace.

1870 Census Warrick County, Indiana:

Stuckeys: Amelia, Armanda, John, Leslie, Mary, Philip, Samuel, Sarah, Tempy, Virginia, William, Bell, John, Nancy, Robert, William.

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More About ROSE ANN STUCKEY:

Burial: Mt. Zion Cemetery; Lynnville, Indiana

Notes for AMERICA E. ELLIS:

Provided by Brenda <brendae@sigecom.net>:

I checked all the DAR Warrick Bible and Family Records and found the following: Vol. VI, page 73

America E. Ellis married 10-10-1886 Joseph B. Graham. This was from the Ellis Bible.

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1890 Census Ohio Twp Warrick County, Indiana:

America Graham; Head; W F ; Feb 1841; 59; Married; Born in Kentucky; Kentucky; Kentucky

Mother of eight children; 5 still alive

Mary E. Ellis; Daughter; W F; Feb 1875; Ind Ind Kentucky

Why was America not living with Joseph B Graham ?? (he is in Census of Hart Twp; and she shows herself as Head of Family at this census record).

Her first husband must have been an ELLIS who she had eight children....five alive in 1890.

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Children of JOSEPH GRAHAM and ROSE STUCKEY are:

i. ROBERT M.² GRAHAM, b. November 10, 1849, Boonville, Warrick County, Indiana; d. Aft 1885- Moved to Lindsey, California (Judge); m. (1) MARY JANE HUNSAKER, July 26, 1872, Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana; m. (2) MAGGIE KOHLMEYER, November 06, 1884, Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana.

Notes for ROBERT M. GRAHAM:

I have to comment on this man, Robert M. Graham. It is great to have this information on RM because he is such a free spirited, multi talented, and smart individual. From school teacher, drug store owner, practicing medicine, running for political office, school Principal, newspaper owner and editor, author of text school books, and we believe a Judge in California??. There is no telling what else he might have done in California?? I hope to know one day through continued research of this remarkable man.

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Sent to me Mr. Brown Simpson of Apple Valley, CA:

HISTORY OF WARRICK, SPENCER AND PERRY COUNTIES, INDIANA; 1885:

Page 153: "ROBERT M. GRAHAM, editor and proprietor of the Boonville Standard, was born November 10, 1849, in Boonville, where he lived with his parents until eleven years old, when they removed to a farm in Hart Township. His education consisted of such as he could obtain in the common country schools, after which he attended the Boonville High School one term. Possessing an insatiable thirst for knowledge and a very retentive memory he has, however, by a habit of desultory reading, gained an extensive knowledge of general literature. July 26, 1872, he was married to Mary J. Hunsaker. In 1873, under the firm name of J. B. Graham & Son, he engaged in the drug business at Lynnville. In the meantime he taught school in winter and studied medicine under Dr. S.L. Tyner, and in 1876 commenced practice in Spencer County, opposite Owensboro, Kentucky, where he remained one year. He also practiced one year at Folsomville, after which he relinquished medicine and engaged in school teaching. He taught the graded school at Lynnville in 1872 and 1873, and was Principal of the Folsomville Graded Schools three terms. In 1880 he was defeated as a candidate for Superintendent of Warrick County. He left the teachers' ranks as one of the foremost educators in the county and in July, 1881, assumed full editorial and business control of the Boonville Standard. Although he has been in the newspaper business but a short time he has evinced considerable journalistic ability, has been a contributor to the educational periodicals of the State and is the author of a work designed for use as a text book for youthful students entitled "United States Rectangular Survey," which has been highly recommended by the leading educators of the State." The above also was in WARRICK AND ITS PROMINENT PEOPLE page 160-161.

Also, on HISTORY OF WARRICK COUNTY, page 80 it mentions that; "The STANDARD, is the only Republican party paper now published in the county, and it has come up through difficulties and adverse political majorities to a front rank in county journalism. This is mainly due to the efforts of the present owner and editor, R.M. Graham."

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"The First 100 Years" by Addison Beavers

History of the Boonville School System

"Graham","Bonnie","242, 243"

"Graham","James, Jr.",208

"Graham","Marian","111, 113, 122, 126, 130, 132"

"Graham","Marian","135, 142, 145, 147, 168, 170"

"Graham","Marian","170, 176, 300"

"Graham","R. M.",42

"Graham","Ruby",232

I believe this R.M. Graham to be our Robert M. The following was sent to me by Mr. John Powell who looked up page 42 in the book listed above for me:

Page 42 in the book quotes articles in the Boonville Enquirer about the school year 1880-1881. R. M. Graham is mentioned in a one sentence paragraph which says, "Professor Davidson and R. M. Graham

have planned a select high school in Boonville on April 12, 1881."

"I don't know what "a select high school" was. Professor J. W. Davidson was principal of the public schools in Boonville." (From: Mr. John Powell)

In July of 1881, RM took ownership of the local newspaper so this corresponds extremely well.

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More About ROBERT M. GRAHAM:

Burial: California

ii. JOSEPH M. GRAHAM, b. July 1850, Warrick County, Hart Township, Lynnvile, Indiana; d. June 14, 1853, Warrick County, Indiana; OLD BOONVILLE CEMETERY.

Notes for JOSEPH M. GRAHAM:

S/O JB & BA Graham; Age 2 years 11 monthsPer Brown Eugene Simpson (Gene Simpson): "The Warrick County, Indiana, CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS Vol. 4, Boon Township and Boonville 1991: Graham, Joseph M. b. d. 14 June 1853 s/o JB & R; 2y11m8d.

(Gene comments, " this looks like the missing son of Joseph B. & Roseanna.")

2. iii. EUGENE G. GRAHAM, b. May 04, 1854, Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana; d. February 28, 1938, Bonnertown, TN.

3. iv. DOUGLAS GRAHAM, b. 1858; d. Trona, California (Gold Miner) Went to CA durng Gold Rush.

4. v. WILLIAM "BILL" GRAHAM, b. July 21, 1858, Warrick County, IIndiana; d. 1934, Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana (Mt. Zion Cem.).

5. vi. ELI GRAHAM, b. 1860.

6. vii. HELEN "NELLIE" GRAHAM, b. July 12, 1862.

7. viii. LUCY GRAHAM, b. 1864; d. Assuming in CA. Might have died before 1990 or sent son to IND.

8. ix. ROSA "ROSEY" B GRAHAM, b. 1868.

x. GEORGE W. BUMONT GRAHAM, b. 1870, Indiana (source 1880 Census; Adopted by JB Graham).

Notes for GEORGE W. BUMONT GRAHAM:

1880 Hart Twp. census #321 Joseph B. Graham age 54 Ohio, Ohio, Ohio; Rosa Ann age 54 Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland; William age 23; Douglas age 21; Eli age 19; Hellen age 17; Lucy age 15; Roza age 12; Hattie age 8. The children were all born in Indiana. Also on the listing were George W. Bumont age 10 born in Indiana who was listed as "adopted". Also listed was Charles Baxter (Black) who was 19. He is listed as a servant. Born Kentucky.

Next door is Mary Stuckey 32 F PA PA PA Widowed.

xi. HATTIE GRAHAM, b. August 10, 1874, Indiana.

Notes for HATTIE GRAHAM:

Eva Lee Graham lived with Hattie at one time in her boarding house she owned.

 

Generation No. 2

2. EUGENE G.² GRAHAM (JOSEPH B.¹) was born May 04, 1854 in Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana, and died February 28, 1938 in Bonnertown, TN. He married (1) MARTHA ELLEN STEPHENS March 14, 1878 in Warrick County, Indiana by JS Davis, Justice of the Peace, daughter of JAMES STEPHENS and MARY BRASHEARS. She was born April 03, 1862 in Warrick County, Indiana, and died April 27, 1926 in Bonnertown, TN. He married (2) LONNIE "LONA" SHADDIX March 19, 1930 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. She was born August 17, 1883, and died March 21, 1952.

Notes for EUGENE G. GRAHAM:

By the 1880 census, he was not living with his parents in Warrick County but he stayed in the county. Between 1883-1895 migrated to Bonnertown, Tennessee as a farmer. Mary Bell was born in TN in 1895.

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Children of EUGENE GRAHAM and MARTHA STEPHENS are:

i. IVA PEARL³ GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1878; m. LOUIS ANDREW MCCONNELL; b. 1890, Indiana.

Notes for IVA PEARL GRAHAM:

Had 13 children. One son started a successful construction business, building homes and businesses throughout the south. Believed to be retired now (1998), and sons operating the business.

I am not heard of a McConnell Construction; might be called something else.

ii. GERT GRAHAM, b. February 06, 1881, Warrick County, Indiana or Bonnertown, TN; d. March 26, 1901, Bonnertown, TN; m. R.F. NIX; b. Indiana.

More About GERT GRAHAM:

Burial: 2nd Creek Cemetery, Bonnertown, TN

iii. CLYDE BEDFORD GRAHAM, b. September 15, 1881, Warrick County, Indiana; d. November 03, 1963, Exeter (Visalia), California (Went to CA around 1920-1930)/Exeter, Tulare Co., CA; m. (1) BERTIE CORDELIA CLINARD, Bet. 1905 - 1911, Anderson, Alabama; b. May 15, 1884, Limestone County, Alabama; d. 1918, Flu Epidemic, Anderson, Alabama (unmarked grave); m. (2) LURRLIE BONNER, July 25, 1935, County of Sebastian, Arkansas; b. January 05, 1908, Anderson, Alabama; d. April 10, 1982, Exeter, CA.

iv. WILLIAM CARL GRAHAM, b. 1883, Warrick County, Indiana or Bonnertown, TN; d. 1930, Bonnertown, TN (or near area); m. IONA JANE CAMP; b. November 30, 1900, Marshall County, Alabama; d. July 11, 1990.

v. MARY BELLE GRAHAM, b. May 20, 1895, Lauderdale County, Alabama; d. September 14, 1976, Visalia, CA (Went to CA in 1942; leaving 2 grown children in Tn); m. KELSEY D. VICKERS, November 22, 1913, Sheffield, AL; b. August 06, 1891, Possible Alabama; d. May 13, 1959, Visalia, CA (LEFT FOR CA IN 1942).

3. DOUGLAS² GRAHAM (JOSEPH B.¹) was born 1858, and died in Trona, California (Gold Miner) Went to CA durng Gold Rush. He married EVA M. WILLIAMS January 15, 1885.

Notes for DOUGLAS GRAHAM:

His wife listed, Eva M. Williams, is not confirmed. I have a listing of marriages in Warrick County that list the marriage of a Douglas Graham to this lady on January 18, 1885. It could be another Douglas Graham; but doubtful.

4. WILLIAM "BILL"² GRAHAM (JOSEPH B.¹) was born July 21, 1858 in Warrick County, IIndiana, and died 1934 in Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana (Mt. Zion Cem.). He married MARY L. MILLER January 29, 1881 in Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana, daughter of JAMES MILLER and RACHAEL UNKNOWN. She was born July 03, 1865 in Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana, and died 1939 in Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana (Mt. Zion Cem.).

Notes for WILLIAM "BILL" GRAHAM:

Possible School Teacher in Warrick County:

From the Boonville Enquirer; Saturday, January 29, 1887 from a list of teachers in the county for Warrick Public Schools listed from Lynnville, Indiana a:

Wm GRAHAM;

Viola C. STUCKNEY (probably misspelled in paper meaning STUCKEY)

TJ McWilliams; Ida Camp; James Crane; Wm. Gentry; Mattie Bennett; Wm. Z. Bennett; Williard Ricketts; Wm. R. Tremor; Wm. Clinton.

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1900 Census Hart Twp Warrick County;

William Graham Head, W M, July 21, 1858, 41, Married , 19 yrs married, Ind Ohio PA

Mary L, W F , July 3, 1865, 34, Married, 19 years married, 7 children (6 alive), Ind Ind Ireland.

Pearl, Daughter, W F, 8/15/1881, 18, single, Indiana

Frederick, Son, W M, 3/12/1886, 13, Single, Indiana

Verne, Son, W M, 5/27/1888, 11, S, IN

Grace, Daughter, W F , 12/24/1890, 9, Single, Indiana

Ruth, Daughter, W F, 4/17/1893, 6, Single, Indiana

Wilfred, Son, W M, 9/26/1897, 2, Single, Indiana

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Look at notes under Hattie Leah Graham listed as a child under this William. This may not be correct. But, I assume she was named after this William's sister...?? We would need the 1910 Census to confirm this....

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1910 CENSUS: (Provided to me by Tamara)

There is only one mention of who I believe are Graham's but spelled GRAYHAM.

I did not find Jos B Graham in those 2 twp's, I do remember he died 1911 so I had assumed he would be listed. (WHY WAS JB NOT LISTED IN 1910 CENSUS ?? Or, we can't find it?? )

Hart Twp 1910 census Warrick Co Ind ( The following is the son of JB; Misspelled last name)

GRAYHAM,WILLIAM w m 54 married 1 married 29 yrs IN OH PA

MARY wife 46 8 child 7 living IN IN IRE

VERNE 20 son single IN

GRASE 18 dau single IN (Suppose to be Grace)

Ruth 15 dau single IN

Wilaford 12 son single IN

Amil 6 son IN

Pearl was probably married and gone and Frederick gone on his own and maybe married ??

We did not know about Amil till now.

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More About WILLIAM "BILL" GRAHAM:

Burial: Mt Zion Cemetery, Warrick Co., Indiana

Notes for MARY L. MILLER:

Provided by Brenda <brendae@sigecom.net>:

Regarding the Mary L. Miller who married William Graham. I did find a Marry aged 7 in the 1870 Hart Twp. census . The only Mary listed. She was with James Miller aged 29 born in IN, Rachel age 30 born in Ireland, George age 10 born Tennessee, William age 2 born in IN, and Thomas aged 5 months,

born in December. In the 1880 Census there was a Mary Miller aged 16 born in Ireland and both parents born in Ireland with the James Hinman family. He was 79 and born in Kentucky; wife Agnes was aged 60 and born in Ireland.

More About MARY L. MILLER:

Burial: Mt Zion Cemetery, Warrick Co., Indiana

Children of WILLIAM GRAHAM and MARY MILLER are:

i. PEARL³ GRAHAM, b. August 15, 1881, Warrick County, Hart Township, Lynnvile, Indiana.

ii. JOHNNIE GRAHAM, b. October 1883; d. November 22, 1884, Mt. Zion Cemetery; 6 Miles North of Boonville, Indiana.

iii. FREDERICK GRAHAM, b. March 12, 1886, Warrick County, Hart Township, Lynnvile, Indiana.

iv. VERNE GRAHAM, b. May 27, 1888, Warrick County, Hart Township, Lynnvile, Indiana.

v. GRACE GRAHAM, b. December 24, 1890, Warrick County, Hart Township, Lynnvile, Indiana.

vi. RUTH GRAHAM, b. April 17, 1893, Warrick County, Hart Township, Lynnvile, Indiana; d. March 08, 1980, Warrick County, Indiana; Mt. Zion Cemetery;.

vii. WILLARD GRAHAM, b. September 26, 1897, Warrick County, Hart Township, Lynnvile, Indiana.

viii. HATTIE LEAH POSSIBLE GRAHAM, b. February 02, 1904, Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana; m. ABNER JOHNSON.

Notes for HATTIE LEAH POSSIBLE GRAHAM:

I might have her listed under the wrong father....???

This Hattie Leah Graham (possibly named after our Eugene's sister ??) showing to be daughter of a Wm Graham a Pike County Farmer. Our William was a school teacher....so it may be wrong father!

ix. AMIL GRAHAM, b. Abt. 1904.

5. ELI² GRAHAM (JOSEPH B.¹) was born 1860.

Child of ELI GRAHAM is:

i. CLARENCE³ GRAHAM.

6. HELEN "NELLIE"² GRAHAM (JOSEPH B.¹) was born July 12, 1862. She married (1) CUNNINGHAM. She married (2) ELIJAH A. MASSIE July 03, 1882 in Warrick County, Indiana, by WD Ferguson, Esq., son of JOHN MASSIE and BELINDA HUNSAKER. He was born February 18, 1855, and died January 22, 1893 in Massie Cemetery; Warrick County, Indiana.

Notes for HELEN "NELLIE" GRAHAM:

Provided by Brenda <brendae@sigecom.net>:

Helen Graham, the daughter of Joseph and Rosa is listed in Book 7 and Book 8 on pages 41 and 26 respectively. She was born 7-12-1862 and married Elizah A. Massie on 2-2-1882. Book 7 lists their children. This info is from the Massie Bible.

Children of HELEN GRAHAM and ELIJAH MASSIE are:

i. ESSIE P.³ MASSIE, b. February 17, 1883.

ii. ALLIE R. MASSIE, b. September 13, 1885.

iii. HAROLD L. MASSIE, b. January 04, 1887.

iv. ARLIE R. MASSIE, b. September 12, 1888.

v. DOLPHIE D. MASSIE, b. September 30, 1890.

7. LUCY² GRAHAM (JOSEPH B.¹) was born 1864, and died in Assuming in CA. Might have died before 1990 or sent son to IND. She married ROBERT M. JACKSON November 10, 1886 in Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana. He was born in Kentucky (source- 1990 Census for son), and died in Assuming in CA. Might have died before 1990.

Notes for LUCY GRAHAM:

Why is her son, Walter, living with her dad in 1900? Look at notes under Walter for 1900 Census.

What happened to her and her husband in California ??

More About LUCY GRAHAM:

Burial: How did son get back to Warrick Co., IN by 1990 (live w/ JB)

Child of LUCY GRAHAM and ROBERT JACKSON is:

i. WALTER A.³ JACKSON, b. July 10, 1888, California; d. Living w/ JB in 1990 in Warrick CO..

Notes for WALTER A. JACKSON:

Walter appears in the 1900 Census living with his grandfather, Joseph B Graham, at eleven years old. His parents must have moved to California and somehow he returned by eleven years of age..??

More About WALTER A. JACKSON:

Burial: Where is he buried ???

8. ROSA "ROSEY" B² GRAHAM (JOSEPH B.¹) was born 1868. She married (1) MASSEY. She married (2) CHARLES BARCLAY January 02, 1887 in Warrick County, Hart Township, Indiana.

Children of ROSA GRAHAM and MASSEY are:

i. OLLIIE KITCHEN³ MASSEY.

ii. FRITZ MASSEY.

iii. ARLIE MASSEY.

iv. ADOLPH MASSEY.