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From: "Will" <>
Subject: Re: [INJACKSO] Re: Waskom Cemetery/Jacob Young
Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2006 13:37:50 -0800
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I am connected to the Sturgeons in Jackson Co. Ind. Have you see info on Eliza
Prince, whose mother, Caroline Prince had a sister mar to a Sturgeon??? Eliza
was a dau. of my Grt Uncle Thomas Jefferson Brannon out of wedlock with Caroline
in 1851 she born. Caroline Prince never mar. and Eliza mar .to ( can't think
of the his first name now Sturgeon and maybe he was a
bro. to your's. Eliza's family all moved to Mo. or Ia. (my memory now)
, I have several pictures of the whole family of her's with Caroline,her mother.
and all their genealogy.She had 10 ch. Thomas was the 1st school teacher in Grassy
Fork School. His sister and spouse, James Johnson and Caroline's father Mr.
Prince. helped build and donate land for the school..
Maxine Wilton




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Subject: Re: [INJACKSO] Re: Waskom Cemetery/Jacob Young


> He is buried there, but no stone. Proof is in the WASKOM Genealogy book in
> the Library in one of the libraries in Brownstown or Seymore. They gave his
> death date and where he is buried. My line WM Harrison REV. is there a broken
> stone along with Rebecca and Nancy Sturgeon his 2 wives. Jacob had daughters
> who married into the WASKOM line. How are you related? The library should
> put his name on the cemetery list per the Waskom book.I copied the page from
> the book, and there is a probate in 1836 about his little children by 2nd wife
> Catherine, who married James Johnson 1836-or 1837. Both daughters married
> Issac Powell. Mildred
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