[S512] Unknown compiler, Common Please Court Records of Highland County, Ohio, 1805-1850, Ewing vs. Beard et al.
[S251] Lihona Research Jordan Dodd, Ohio Marriages, 1803-1900, Highland County.
[S240] Works Progress Administration, Indiana Marriages 1845-1920, Cass, Book 13, page 465.
[S240] Works Progress Administration, Indiana Marriages 1845-1920, Cass, Book 24, page 405.
[S240] Works Progress Administration, Indiana Marriages 1845-1920, Cass, Book 17, page 456.
[S240] Works Progress Administration, Indiana Marriages 1845-1920, Cass, Book 16, page 303.
[S541] Thomas B. Helm, History of Cass County, Indiana, page 637.
[S541] Thomas B. Helm, History of Cass County, Indiana, page 636.
[S424] Cass County Genealogical Society, Cass County Burial Records, Kroeger Funeral Home, page 84.
[S516] Wilma Iris Stirnitzke, "Ancestral File of Elizabeth (Caw) Roderick", Ancestral File.
[S40] Indiana Works Progress Administration, Miami Co. Indiana Marriages, WPA record was indexed as Elizabeth "Cain."
[S537] From other publications and additional readings Damon Floyd, Delaware County Cemeteries, Roderick Cemetery.
[S240] Works Progress Administration, Indiana Marriages 1845-1920, Blackford County, Blackford Historical Society.
[S54] Lindsay M. Brien, Miami County Ohio Cemeteries, Wheelock Cemetery, Brien reading.
(Witness) Bio Frank C. Brosius-The firm of Nixon and Brosius, engaged in the farm loan and real estate business in Boonville, is one of the most important and one of the largest concerns of its class in central Missouri. The members of the firm are C. W. Nixon and Frank C. Brosius, both of whom are natives of this section of Missouri. The busins was founded in 1909 and its affairs were first conducted in the 11sement rooms of the old National Bank building. In 1917 a handsome suite of offices was established in the present location in the northern section of Main street. This firm makes farm loans in eight counties of central Missouri and do an aggregate business of over $1,000,000 annually in farm loans besides a large business in buying and selling farms in central Missouri.
[S524] Unknown compiler, Cemetery Records of Cooper County, Missouri, New Salem Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery.
[S524] Unknown compiler, Cemetery Records of Cooper County, Missouri, New Salem Cumberland Presbyterian Church and Cemetery.
[S530] W. F. Johnson, Biographical Sketches of Cooper County, Missouri, page 379-380.
[S525] Lewis W. Brosius, Genealogy of Henry and Mary Brosius.
[S524] Unknown compiler, Cemetery Records of Cooper County, Missouri, New Salem Cumberrland Presbyterian Cemetery.
[S412] Morgan County Historical and Genealogical Society, Graveyard History of Morgan County, West Virginia, Bucks Cemetery.
Mrs. Letha Ellen Shade, well-known in Morgan county where she had been a practicing midwife for the past 25 years, died Saturday morning, December 14, in Morgan County War Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since Tuesday. Mrs. Shade was the only licensed midwife in the county. Born July 19, 1883, in Morgan county, she was a daughter of the late Robert and Mary Jane Ambrose. Her husband, Champ Shade, died seven years ago.
[S538] Morgan Messenger, 19 December 1957.