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Tippecanoe County Circuit Court Final Record Books 1-63 1827-1924 Tippecanoe County Circuit Court Final Record Books 1-63 1827-1924 Surname Given Name Case Information Date Obencain John Jury Member 1857-1859 Obenchain Allen Child of John Obenchain, deceased 1864-1865 Obenchain Demaris Wife of Jacob Leffel 1864-1865 Obenchain Edward S Child of John Obenchain, deceased 1864-1865 Obenchain Henry S Husband of Martha Obenchain 1864-1865 Obenchain John Child of John Obenchain, deceased 1864-1865 Obenchain John Deceased mentioned in document 1864-1865 Obenchain Lucinda Wife of Simon S Obenchain, deceased 1864-1865 Obenchain Margaret Now Margaret Obenchain Haines 1864-1865 Obenchain Martha J Wife of James G Vannatta 1864-1865 Obenchain Mary Now Mary Obenchain Peterman 1864-1865 Obenchain Mathew W (Mattias?) Child of John Obenchain, deceased 1864-1865 Obenchain Nathan W Petition for partition 1864-1865 Obenchain Sally Deceased widow of John Obenchain 1864-1865 Obenchain Sarah A Wife of Samuel J Harman 1864-1865 Obenchain Savannah E Wife of Martin A Haskins 1864-1865 Obenchain Simon S Deceased son of John Obenchain 1864-1865 Obenshain John Husband of Sally Johnson Obenshain 1843-1844 Obenshain John Husband of Sarah Johnson Obenshain 1843-1844 Obenshain John Jury Member 1843-1844 Obenshain Sally Johnson Note 1843-1844 Obenshain Sarah J (Sally) Due bill 1843-1844 Oberon Matthew State Road Change 1831 Obershane John Jury Member 1843-1844 Obershin John Jury Member 1843-1844 O'Brien Bridget, widow Partition - Robert O'Brien estate 1912 O'Brien Joseph Pettit larceny 1877-1877 O'Brien Katherine Partition Quiet Title 1901 O'Brien Martin Deceased mentioned in document 1845-1846 O'Brien Michael Assault with intent 1856-1857 O'Brien Robert, dec'd Partition - Robert O'Brien estate 1912 O'Brion John (O'Brien?) Citizenship 1843-1844 O'Connor Amanda Quiet Title 1906 www.tippecanoehistory.org email [email protected] for more information or copies Tippecanoe County Circuit Court Final Record Books 1-63 1827-1924 Surname Given Name Case Information Date O'Connor Joseph - H of Lillian Partition 1919 O'Connor Josephine Quiet Title 1906 O'Connor Larkin Quiet Title 1906 O'Connor Lillian Partition 1919 O'Daily Jeremiah Writ to Access 1857-1859 O'Daily Joanna Writ to Access 1857-1859 O'Daily Johanna Claim Deed 1888 O'Dannell Ellen Deceased mentioned in document 1877-1877 Odell Bell Child of Mary & Joseph Odell 1870-1872 Odell Bell Child of Mary & Joseph Odell 1870-1872 Odell Bill Complaint 1870-1872 Odell Bill Foreclosure 1870-1872 Odell John Appeal 1831-1834 Odell John Child of Mary & Joseph Odell 1870-1872 Odell John Child of Mary & Joseph Odell 1870-1872 Odell John Complaint 1870-1872 Odell John Foreclosure 1870-1872 Odell John W Note 1838-1838 Odell John W Appeal 1840-1841 Odell John W Distributing surplus revenue 1840-1841 Odell John W Mortgage note 1841-1842 Odell Joseph Complaint 1870-1872 Odell Joseph Deceased mentioned in document 1870-1872 Odell Joseph Deceased mentioned in document 1870-1872 Odell Joseph A Child of Mary & Joseph Odell 1870-1872 Odell Joseph A Child of Mary & Joseph Odell 1870-1872 Odell Joseph A Foreclosure 1870-1872 Odell Mary E Complaint 1870-1872 Odell Mary E Foreclosure 1870-1872 Odell Mary Ella Widow of Joseph Odell 1870-1872 Odell Mary Ella Widow of Joseph Odell, deceased 1870-1872 Odell Moses Grand Larceny 1847-1851 Odell Nathaniel B Note 1838-1838 www.tippecanoehistory.org email [email protected] for more information or copies Tippecanoe County Circuit Court Final Record Books 1-63 1827-1924 Surname Given Name Case Information Date Odell Nathaniel B Note 1838-1840 Odell Nathaniel B Note 1838-1840 Odell Nathaniel B Note 1838-1840 Odell Nathaniel B Note 1838-1840 Odell Telemachus Petition for partition 1859-1860 O'Dell Abraham - H of Minnie Partition - William H Huston estate 1906 O'Dell John O Mentioned in suit 1857-1859 O'Dell Minnie, dau of William H Partition - William H Huston estate 1906 O'Donald John Citizenship 1843-1844 O'Farrell Robert Husband of Sarah Farmer 1851-1853 O'Farrell Sarah Farmer Daughter of deceased son of William Farmer 1851-1853 O'Ferrall Julia Elma adm Foreclose 1897 O'Ferrall Robert M Mentioned in document 1869-1870 O'Ferrall Robert M Mentioned in document 1879-1880 O'Ferrall Robert M. dec'd Foreclose 1897 O'Ferrall Sarah E. Foreclose 1897 O'Gara Edward, Executor Partition - Edward Verhey estate 1918 Ogborn Ann E Partition 1876-1876 Ogborn Job Husband of Ann E Ogborn 1876-1876 Ogden Daniel Jury Member 1843-1844 Ogden David Jury Member 1843-1844 Oglebay John P, Jr Brother of William R Oglebay 1879-1879 Oglebay William R Administrator of Paris Horney, deceased 1879-1879 Oglesbie Crispen Jury Member 1843-1844 Oglesly George H. adm Quiet Title 1901 O'Haver William E & Wife Quiet Title 1917 O'Herren Anna - W of John Jr Quiet Title 1917 O'Herren John Jr Quiet Title 1917 Oilar Henry Affray 1831-1834 Oilar Henry Mentioned in document 1838-1840 Oilar Henry Note 1840-1840 Oilar Henry Administrator of Nathan Darnall, deceased 1843-1844 Oilar Henry Deceased mentioned in document 1872-1873 www.tippecanoehistory.org email [email protected] for more information or copies Tippecanoe County Circuit Court Final Record Books 1-63 1827-1924 Surname Given Name Case Information Date Oilar Henry, dec'd Quiet Title 1921 Oilar James R Foreclosure 1872-1873 Oldham John Grand Larceny 1847-1851 Oldham Schuyler W Assignee of Golson Stapp 1834-1836 Oldham Schuyler W Note 1841-1841 Oldham Schuyler W Assumpsit/note 1846-1847 Olds Henry G Foreclosure 1875-1877 Olds Jared Foreclosure 1838-1840 Olds Jared, Sr Appeal 1834-1836 Olds Jay V Foreclosure 1875-1877 Olds John D Foreclosure 1875-1877 Olds Minnie Quiet Title 1907 Olds Noble G Foreclosure 1875-1877 Olds Stephen Quiet Title 1907 O'Leary Florence D Second husband of Margaret O'Mara 1870-1872 O'Leary Margaret O'Mara Widow of John O'Mara 1870-1872 Oler Joseph Grandchild of John Runkle, Sr, deceased 1855-1856 Oley Matthew Second husband of Susan Pine 1879-1879 Oley Susan Daughter of William & Henrietta Pine 1879-1879 Oliver George L Note 1839-1839 Oliver Joshua C Note 1838-1840 Oliver Joshua C Note 1838-1840 Oliver Joshua C Note 1840-1840 Oliver Joshua C Note 1840-1840 Oliver Joshua C Note 1840-1840 Oliver Joshua C Note 1840-1841 Olmstead Edward Foreclosure 1879-1880 Olmstead William Deceased mentioned in document 1845-1846 Olmsted Edward H Foreclosure 1864-1865 Olmsted Joseph S Note 1840-1841 O'Mara Ellen Child of Margaret & John O'Mara 1859-1860 O'Mara Ellen Child of M & John O'Mara, Sr 1872-1873 O'Mara John Child of Margaret & John O'Mara 1859-1860 www.tippecanoehistory.org email [email protected] for more information or copies Tippecanoe County Circuit Court Final Record Books 1-63 1827-1924 Surname Given Name Case Information Date O'Mara John Deceased mentioned in document 1862-1863 O'Mara John Mortgage note 1862-1863 O'Mara John Mentioned in document 1872-1873 O'Mara John, Jr Child of M & John O'Mara, Sr 1872-1873 O'Mara John, Sr Deceased mentioned in document 1859-1860 O'Mara John, Sr Deceased mentioned in document 1870-1872 O'Mara Margaret Mortgage 1862-1863 O'Mara Margaret Widow of John O'Mara 1872-1873 O'Mara Margaret, Jr Child of Margaret & John O'Mara 1859-1860 O'Mara Margaret, Jr Child of M & John O'Mara, Sr 1872-1873 O'Mara Margaret, Sr Wife of John O'Mara, deceased 1859-1860 O'Mara Mary Child of Margaret & John O'Mara 1859-1860 O'Mara Mary Child of M & John O'Mara, Sr 1872-1873 Omstead Edward Quiet Title 1919 O'Neal Abijah Insurance notes 1846-1847 O'Neal Hugh Appeal 1840-1841 O'Neal Owen Appeal 1855-1856 O'Neil Fanny Married John Hamilton 1847-1851 O'Neill Thomas Mentioned in document 1872-1873 Opp John Guardian of Darius H Frazer 1872-1873 Opp John Administrator of Peter Randles, deceased 1875-1875 Opp John Administrator of Peter Randles, deceased 1877-1877 Opp John Administrator of Peter Randles, deceased 1879-1879 Opp John Administrator of Peter Randles, deceased 1879-1879 Opp John Administrator of Peter Randles, deceased 1879-1879 Opp Reuben W Mentioned in document 1872-1873 Oppenheimer Hanna Foreclosure 1872-1873 Oppenheimer Moses Complaint 1877-1877 Orbison Mathew Foreclosure 1842-1843 Orbison Mathew Postmaster bond 1842-1843 Orbison Matthew Note 1838-1838 Orbison Matthew Revive decree 1847-1851 Orbison Matthew Deceased son of James & Serperter Orbison 1855-1856 www.tippecanoehistory.org email [email protected] for more information or copies Tippecanoe County Circuit Court Final Record Books 1-63 1827-1924 Surname Given Name Case Information Date O'Reilly Thomas J. Foreclose 1895 Orendorff Mary Belle Culver dau of Primus P. Culver Distribution of estate 1904 Orisson William Note 1838-1840 O'Rourk Mary E. heir Partition - Bridget Sullivan estate 1907 O'Rourk Patrick heir Partition - Bridget Sullivan estate 1907 Orr John Note 1842-1843 Orr John Witness 1856-1857 Orr John, Jr Petition of insolvency 1839-1839 Orr Mary Ruhmkorff Quiet Title 1921 Orr William Note 1841-1842 Orth Godlove S Scirifacias 1840-1841 Orth Godlove S Note 1841-1841 Orth Godlove S Note 1842-1843 Orth Godlove S Deed of Conveyance 1845-1846 Orth Godlove S Notes 1853-1855 Orth Godlove S Bill in chancery 1856-1857 Orth Godlove S Partition +/ dower 1856-1857 Orth Godlove S Complaint for Damages 1857-1859 Orth John W Quiet Title - John Marshall estate 1920 Ortman John Appeal 1855-1856 Osbeson Matthew Note 1831-1834 Osborn Asa Appeal 1831-1834 Osborn Catherine Partition 1876-1876 Osborn David D Mentioned in document 1872-1873 Osborn David mentioned Partition 1902 Osborn Eli Husband of Catherine Osborn 1876-1876 Osborn Eliza Wife of Lewis Osborn 1872-1873 Osborn Eliza widow of Lewis Partition 1902 Osborn Flora Partition - Sarah J Pleas estate 1920 Osborn Lewis Foreclosure 1872-1873 Osborn A Appeal 1834-1836 Osborn John E.
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