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Henry County) Online Connections Quaker Records Home Download Abbreviations Now [Press Ctrl+F to search file.] Spiceland Monthly Meeting Births and Deaths (Henry County) Edited by Ruth Dorrel and Thomas D. Hamm Spiceland Monthly Meeting was set off from Duck Creek Monthly Meeting and first held First Month 23, 1833. Friends settled in the area and began holding meetings in 1824. The meeting was originally called Sharon. The meetinghouse has always been located near the present site at the west edge of the town of Spiceland. When Spiceland Monthly Meeting was established, it consisted of members living on the east side of Blue River; those on the west side remained part of Duck Creek. Some Friends who lived near Knightstown were uncertain where their membership should be. In Fourth Month 1833 a committee reported that “Friends on the west side of Blue River wish to be considered members of Duck Creek, except Jehu Stewart and Barbnabas Springer, who have a choice of belonging to Spiceland.” In 1835 these “Friends in the lower settlement of Spiceland and Duck Creek preparatives request[ed] the privilege of holding a meeting for worhsip and a preparative.” The preparative was named Elm Grove and was established in First Month 1836, with its members attached to Spiceland Monthly Meeting. It was transferred to Raysville Monthly Meeting in 1870 and laid down in 1876, although a long-abandoned graveyard remains at the site. When Duck Creek Monthly Meeting was laid down in 1837, its members were attached to Spiceland until Duck Creek was reestablished in 1840. In that period, Spiceland laid down the preparative meeting at Fall Creek in Madison County and established another preparative meeting at Sommerton in Richland Township, Madison County. In 1839, “because of distance and difficulty of crossing high waters,” Sommerton Preparative Meeting was transferred to Back Creek Monthly Meeting in Grant County. Quaker Records: Spiceland Monthly Meeting Births and Deaths (Henry County) In 1841 a meeting for worship was set up in the town of Raysville. It became a preparative meeting in 1846 and was set off as a monthly meeting in 1857. Other preparative meetings under Spiceland included Dunreith (1867–1931) and Ogden (1875–1880). Spiceland was long considered a major Quaker community. The Spiceland Academy attracted students from all over Indiana and the Midwest. An excellent history is Richard P. Ratliff’s The Quakers of Spiceland, Henry County, Indiana (1968). The volumes listed below are in the Yearly Meeting Archives in the Friends Collection at Earlham College. Those searched for this publication are indicated with an asterisk (*). They have been supplemented by inscriptions from tombstones in the cemeteries at Spiceland and Elm Grove. These records have been microfilmed and are available in the Yearly Meeting Archives in the Friends Collection at Earlham College and in the Microfilm Room of the Indiana State Library. • Men’s minutes: *1-23-1833 to 1844; *11-20-1844 to 12-2-1865; *1-6-1866 to 1-6- 1883 (joint after 10-14-1876) • Women’s minutes: *1-23-1833 to 3-11-1854; *4-19-1854 to 5-2-1874 • Joint minutes*: 2-3-1883 to 12-4-1897; *1-1-1898 to 12-1-1921 • *1 volume of births and deaths • *3 volumes of membership records • *1 volume of removal certificates • The marriage record was destroyed in a fire at the home of David Edwards in 1891. Two subsequent marriages are recorded in the minute books. Information from one original marriage certificate found at the Smithsonian Institution has also been included. Spiceland Monthly Meeting Births and Deaths ABSHIRE S h/o Lydia b 2-18-1828 Rockingham VA dt/o H & S Pence ch: Rebecca b 4-1846 Delaware Co ADAMS Stephen h/o Amanda b 12-3-1852 IA dt/o & Jane Farley/Farlow ch: Hettie b 3-14-1876 2 © 2008 Indiana Historical Society Press. All rights reserved. Quaker Records: Spiceland Monthly Meeting Births and Deaths (Henry County) ADDISON [Alonzo] h/o Jennie b 1-26-1868 Guilford Co NC dt/o Henry & Mary (Carmack) Reese [m 9-6-1891 Henry Co] ch: Edna May b 7-16-1899 Henry Co Levi M d 4-30-1911 Hannah E dt/o Ephraim & Beulah Pike ch Maude A b 2-19-1879 Rush Co ALBERTSON Benjamin b 7-21-1845 s/o Wm B & Mary (Davis) h/o Lenora ch: Dumont b 9-7-1870 Lena b 12-27-1876 Dunreith Francis h/o Caroline (Bell) ch: Rebecca b 11-10-1797 NC d 11-4-1852 bur Raysville Jordan b 3-2-1802 Perquimans Co NC d 1-21-1841 Jordan b 3-2-1802 Perquimans Co NC s/o Francis & Caroline (Bell) d 1-21-1841 Martha Nixon b 9-8-1803 dt/o James & Sarah (Toms) Elliott d 4-20-1887 Raysville [m 8-22-1838] ch: Caroline b 4-6-1840 Spiceland MM Henry Co d 2-23-1841 bur Raysville MM Nathan D b 7-4-1842 Madison Co s/o Wm B & Mary (Davis) h/o Luella ch: Herbert Lola Wm B b 9-4-1814 Piney Woods MM Perquimans Co NC s/o Benjamin & Margaret d 10-19-1858 bur Spiceland Mary b 11-1-1823 Henry Co dt/o Nathan & Lydia (Cleaver) Davis d 9-27-1849 Spiceland [m 9-22-1841] ch: Nathan D b 7-4-1842 Back Creek Madison Co Eli b 10-22-1843 d 9-3-1858 bur Spiceland Benjamin b 7-21-1845 Lydia Ann b 6-12-1847 d 8-10-1848 bur Spiceland Rebecca 2w b 10-1-1826 dt/o Peter & Sarah (Hinshaw) Larrance ch: Josiah b 8-7-1856 Spiceland Sarah b 12-31-1857 ALDRICH Charles h/o Rilla b 4-11-1868 dt/o Milton & Emily (Gordon) Taylor [m 2-18-1892] ALLEN Daniel C b 2-18-1820 HoIly Springs MM NC s/o Harmon & Nancy (Clark) Susannah b 1-15-1821 Lytles Creek Clinton Co OH dt/o John & Margaret (Osborn) Sheridan d 9-3- 1845 bur Spiceland MM [m 4-16-1842] ch: John W b 8-3-1843 Spiceland MM Susan Margaret b 8-20-1845 d 11-8-1845 bur Spiceland Anna Mariah b 8-20-1845 d 9-7-1845 bur Spiceland Elizabeth 2w b 11-14-1819 Guilford Co N dt/o Job & Hannah (White) Dicks d 10-11-1851 bur Spiceland MM [m 10-21-1846] ch: Narcissa b 8-11-1847 d ae 3d bur Spiceland 3 © 2008 Indiana Historical Society Press. All rights reserved. Quaker Records: Spiceland Monthly Meeting Births and Deaths (Henry County) Charles b 6-13-1849 Job D b 8-7-1851 Elizabeth (Hadley) 3w [m 1854 Springfield MM OH] F E h/o Anna Harman h/o Nancy Ann (Clark) ch: Daniel C b 2-18-1820 Holly Spring MM NC Joseph M b 10-16-1822 Holly Spring MM Randolph Co NC Nancy C b 11-25-1832 Randolph Co NC or Walnut Ridge MM Sibbie J b 2-16-1836 d 6-18-1908 Martha Emily b 3-9-1842 Harman jr b Rush Co John Philander Harman jr b Rush Co s/o Harman & Nancy Ann (Clark) Julianna b 7-7-1831 Clarksburg Decatur Co dt/o Amasa & Elizabeth Wilson d 8-18-1856 bur Spiceland [m 8-26-1847 Rush Co] ch: Elizabeth Ann b 10-24-1849 Mary Emma b 11-8-1852 d 11-17-1852 bur Spiceland Frank Edgar b 12-10-1853 Enos P b 7-15-1856 d 8-7-1856 bur Spiceland Lydia M 2w b 7-6-1833 dt/o Joseph & Mary (Morris) King [m 1858] ch: Lineas Jesse P b 2-6-1877 Hancock Co s/o John E & Lydia John Philander s/o Harmon & Nancy Ann (Clark) Rachel b 3-4-1821 Springfield MM NC dt/o Driver & Anna (Kersey) Boon [m 12-12-1843 Henry Co] ch: Naomi J Gulielma b 11-4-1845 Joseph M b 10-16-1822 Holly Spring MM Randolph Co NC s/o Harmon & Nancy Ann (Clark) Charity W b 8-20-1822 b Newgarden Guilford Co NC dt/o Wm & Rachel (Hiatt) Kersey [m 9-18-1845 Whitewater MM] ch: Wm K b 8-13-1846 d 12-12-1853 bur Spiceland Charles F b 5-10-1849 Ann Eliza b 9-20-1851 Emma Semira b 8-25-1853 Nathan F b 2-17-1839 s/o John D & Letitia h/o Kizzie (Milligan) R A h/o Florence b 4-12-1874 Greensboro dt/o John & Mary Jane (Grey) Spencer Samuel h/o Elizabeth (Larrance) ch: Ruth E b 8-12-1837 Holly Spring MM NC 4 © 2008 Indiana Historical Society Press. All rights reserved. Quaker Records: Spiceland Monthly Meeting Births and Deaths (Henry County) ALLISON Frank b 6-20-1862 Delaware Co s/o Leonadas & Marietta Cora b 3-27-1874 Franklin Johnson Co dt/o John & Margaret Winkler [m 10-13-1894 Henry Co] ch: Nora Leona b 5-26-1895 Ogden Henry Co Eva Marietta b 1-29-1897 Henry Co Roy b 11-23-1899 Henry Co Leonadas h/o Marietta ch: Frank b 6-20-1862 Delaware Co Daisy b 9-8-1867 Henry Co Rebecca Ellen dt/o Simon & Rebecca Pickett AMICK Charles h/o Maria b 5-5-1861 dt/o Benjamin & Martha Scott [m 12-30-1883] ANDERSON Luther h/o Lavina b 5-16-1861 dt/o John B & Huldah (Hozier) Hodson [m 1-13-1883 Henry Co] ANTRIM James Clarkson b 9-10-1844 Spiceland s/o James P & Mary (Beard) Harriett/Hattie L b 10-12-1854 Raysville dt/o James & Christiana (Perry) Pierce [m 5-21-1888 Henry Co] wid/o —— Carson ch: Mary Christina b 9-12-1892 Spiceland Earl P b 10-22-1896 James P b 2-5-1800 NJ d 2-17-1873 s/o Levi & Ann bur Spiceland Mary b 2-12-1810 Randolph Co NC dt/o Thomas & Elizabeth Beard d 7-23-1887 bur Spiceland Old Cem [m 8-2-1827 Wayne Co] ch: Louisa b 10-8-1829 Hagerstown d 8-25-1909 Spiceland [bur Spiceland] John Beard b 11-25-1833 Thomas Elwood b 4-11-1838 d 2-6-1859 Eli Wright b 8-7-1840 d 8-20-1845 bur Spiceland James Clarkson b 9-10-1844 Spiceland Marzella J b 1-31-1842 South Bend d/o Daniel & Sarah (Hiatt) APPLEGATE Theodore h/o Mary (Clifford) ch: Ernest b 9-20-1875 Fayette Co Samuel Clifford b 4-19-1880 Fayette Co Mary Ethel b 7-1881 Connersville ARNETT Milton b 2-8-1838 s/o Willis & Nancy (Scott) Nancy mcd 1862 New Garden MM ch: Willis Josephine E Mattie M Lola E Alice G 5 © 2008 Indiana Historical Society Press.
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