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March 30, 2005 at 4:20 pm #1474
Hello, I was always told that my grandmother was a blackfoot indian that she was a chief’s daughter. i havent been able to find anything on them at all. Im not really sure which one it is. here is who is in my line to start with.
Anna R. Newburn b:21 nov 1900 Miami co. Indiana d:17 aug 1977 Miami co. Indiana she married Walter Perry Tyler on 13 May 1916 Miami co. Indiana. He was b:1 jan 1881 d:21 apr 1971
Her mother was Addie Belle Yard b: dec 1864 Miami co. Indiana d: 20 jun 1929 She married Samuel C. Newburn on 2 mar 1885 Miami co. Indiana He was b:2 mar 1864 Miami co. Indiana d:1850 Miami co. Indiana
His Mother was Nancy Catharine Soloman b: 1 jan 1834 Cincinnatti,Ohio d: 20 apr Miami co. Iniana She married William Newburn b: 1828 Ohio
that is all that i have on them and either addie yard or nancy soloman are supposivly the blackfoot indiana. please can anyone help me.
thanks
tonya
March 30, 2005 at 4:20 pm #14382Tonya,
I have not been able to find Addie Yard nor Nancy Catharine Soloman prior to their marriages.
The YARDs of Miami Co., appear to have come to Indiana from New Jersey, via Pennsylvania. Addie’s father is listed as b.Penn on the 1900 census. The William (b.abt.1788 NJ) and Abigail (b.abt.1794 NJ) Yard, on the 1870 Miami Co. census appear to be the parents all the younger Yard’s there (per 1850 & 1860 census) who were mostly born in Penn.
“YARD” was written with the old style cursive “Y” which numerous Indexers interpreted as a “Z” and those same Yard families of 1860, except for old William, are listed on census indexes as “ZARD” in 1870 & 1880.
Sorry I wasn’t able to help much.
Bill
March 30, 2005 at 4:20 pm #14383Thank you so much for trying. I will look into the spelling and see if i can find anything that way. I sure am glad that i found this sight you all are just great. thanks again.
March 30, 2005 at 4:20 pm #14391Hi Tonya,
Welcome to the forum. I live in Howard County. If you think of anything that you need looked up over here, don’t hesitate to ask.
Stacey
March 30, 2005 at 4:20 pm #14445Hi Tonya,
I went to the library this afternoon to check on the status of my inter-library loan request and while I was there I went through the card files to see what they had on your Newburns and Yards…
Index to Births, Miami Co., IN 1882 – 1920 M – Z
Name, Father’s Name, Mother’s Name, Sex, Race, Date of Birth, Book, Page#
Newborn, Sam, —– Yard, F, W, Nov 21 1900, CH-17, 27
Newbarn–, Sam, —– Yard, F, W, Nov 21 1900, C – 7, 13
Newborn–, Sam, Adda Yard, M, W, Apr 20 1907, H- 9, 26
Newburn–, Samuel, Anna B. Yard, M, W, Apr 28 1887, C- 3, 20
Howard County Death Record Index:
Last Name: Newburn
First Name: Adda Bell
Gender: F
Race: W
Age: 63
Place of Death: 1408 N Market
Date of Death: 20 Jun 1929
Board of Health Book#: CH20 D-77
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Title: Index to Marriage Record 1850-1920 Inclusive Volume II Letters M-Z Inc.
Record Location: Miami County
Original Record Located County Clerks Office, Peru, Indiana Compiled by Indiana Works Progress Administration 1938
Spouse 1: Benjamin Yard
Spouse 2: Susan Lands [Note some records say “Sands instead of Lands]
County: Miami
Book: C 1
Original Source Page: 142
1860:
Pipe Creek Twp., Miami Co., IN; sheet 15
Benjamin Yard, 26, WM, daily laborer, Penn, m’d within year
Ann ” , 17, WM, Ind, m’d within year
(Note that the William & Abigail Yard that Bill pointed out above, were listed next door to them.)
1870:
Barton, Lamar Twp., Barton Co., MO; page 821
Yard, Benjamin, 35, WM, farmer, $6200, $345, PA
—– Susan, 27, WF, keeping house, IN, cannot read/write
—– William, 7, WM, IN, attended school
—– Ada B., 3, WM, IN
—– George, 1, WM, IL
Hover, George, 23, WM, laborer, IN, cannot read/write
—– Nancy L., 22, WM, domestic servant, IN, cannot read/write
—– Mary A., 2, WF, MO
1880:
Harrison Twp., Montgomery Co., OH; ED# 166; sheet 34
Yard, Benj R., WM, 49, head, m’d, sewing(?) machine agt, PA, MD, PA
—– Anna, WF, 38, wife, m’d, keeping house, IN, VA, VA
—– Henry, WM, 17, son, single, laborer, IN, PA, IN
—– Addie B., WF, 13, daugter, single, attended school, IN, PA, IN
—– George, WM, 11, son, single, works on farm, attended school, IL, PA, IN
—– Gertrude, WF, 8, daughter, single, attended school, IN, PA, IN
—– Emma, WF, 5, daughter, single, IN, PA, IN
(indexed as “Gard”)
(side note: My 2GGrandparents, Alex & Phoebe Jones, were in the same township.)
1900:
Center Twp., Howard Co., IN; ED# 51; sheet 8B
Yard, Benjamin, head, WM, Jan 1835, 65, m’d 40 years, PA, NJ, NJ, farm laborer, rents house
—– Susan, wife, WF, Apr 1842, 58, m’d 40 years, 7 children – 5 living, IN, VA, VA
Brooke, Gertrude, daughter, WF, Mar 1872, 28, divorced, 1 child – 0 libing, IN, PA, IN
(next door)
Yard, George S., head, WM, July 1869, 30, m’d 4 years, IL, PA, IN, laborer (junk), rents house
—–, Viola, wife, WF, UNK 1878, 22, m’d 4 years, 0 children, IN, UNK, UNK
1910:
Center Twp., Howard Co., IN; ED# 119; sheet 4A
Yard, Benjamin, head, WM, 75, m#1 – 50 years, PA, NJ, NJ, own income, rents house
—– Susana, wife, WF, 68, m#1 – 50 years, 7 children – 4 living, IN, VA, VA, none
Obituary (Kokomo Dispatch; 28 Nov 1910; page 7)
Benjamin R. Yard
Benjamin R. Yard, aged 76 years, a veteran of the civil war, and a well known citizen, died at midnight Sunday at his home, 205 South Philips street. After an extended illness death came and was the result of a complication of troubles.
The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the residence and will be in charge of the local post of the G.A.R., of which the deceased was a member.
Mr. Yard came to this city half a century ago and was married here. At the end of the civil war and he returned to Kokomo, and although he was in Indianapolis, Logansport, Peru and Dayton, Ohio, for longer or shorter periods he always considered Kokomo as his real home.
Mr. Yard enlisted in the First light artillery of the Twenty-first regiment, for a period of fourteen months to fill out the company’s quota, but he did not receive his discharge at the end of that time. At the close of the war he was in the ranks.
Besides the widow four children survive, Henry and George Yard, Mrs. Emma Clevenger and Mrs. Addie Newburn.
Mr. Yard was a man of quiet demeanor, of friendly disposition and made acquaintances easily. He held the respect of all his acquaintances. He was a man of upright life and to his friends his passing is a matter of regret.
Crown Point Cemetery:
Name: YARD, Benjamin R.
Date of Birth: 1831
Age: 79
Date of Death: [Blank]
Date of Burial: 27 NOV 1910
Plot Section: SOL Gr
A picture of his headstone is online at:
http://www.kokomo.lib.in.us/glhs/cemeteryDatabase/images/DSCN1446.JPG
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1850:
Liberty Twp., Union Co., IN; page 580
Jno Sands, 57, WM, farmer, VA
Catherine Sands, 44, WF, VA
Miram Sands, 19, WF, VA
Henry Sands, 17, WM, farmer, VA, attended school
Edward Sands, 14, WM, VA, attended school
Salathial Sands, 12, WM, VA, attended school
Susannah Sands, 8, WF, IN, attended school
Isabelle Sands, 1, WF, IN
1860:
Kokomo, Center Twp., Howard Co., IN; sheet 28
John Sands, 65, WM, farmer, $300, VA
Catherine ” , 53, WF, VA, cannot read/write
Hope some of this helps,
Stacey
March 30, 2005 at 4:20 pm #14446You are an angel. thanks you so much. that really has helped me. i am going to be in indiana at the end of jun for a couple of days and im hoping that i can get to the librarys and do some check. thanks again you really are and angel.
tonya
March 30, 2005 at 4:20 pm #14458Hi Tonya,
Glad to be of help. I did find a few more things online regarding Addie’s father’s Civil War Service. If you would like a copy of his pension papers, you can order them online at:
https://eservices.archives.gov/orderonline
Stacey
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American Civil War Soldiers:
Name: Benjamin R Yard ,
Residence: Peru, Indiana
Enlistment Date: 24 July 1861
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Union
State Served: Indiana
Unit Numbers: 571 571
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 24 July 1861
Enlisted in Company A, 21st Infantry Regiment Indiana on 24 July 1861.
Received a disability discharge Company A, 21st Infantry Regiment Indiana on 26 October 1861
Civil War Service Records:
Name: Benjamin R. Yard
Company: A
Unit: 1 Indiana Heavy Art’y
Rank – Induction: Private
Rank – Discharge: Private
Allegiance: Union
Civil War Pension Index:
Name of Soldier: Yard, Benjamin
Remarks: A 21 Ind Inf
Date of File: 1889 June 10
Application No. (Invalid): 710.704
Certificate No. (Invalid): 534.704
State Filed: Ind
Civil War Pension Index:
Name of Soldier: Yard, Benjamin
Widow: Yard, Susan
Remarks: A 21 Ind Inf
Date of File: 1910 Dec 8
Application No. (Widow): 953.858
Certificate No. (Widow): 715.242
State Filed: Ind
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