- Notes:
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- 1830 Wayne Co., IN Perry Twp., Roll 29, pg 252, living with parents,
- listed as male born 1815-1820.
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- 1840 Randolph Co., IN, Nettle Creek Twp., p 54, living with parents,
- listed as male 20-30.
-
- He married 1-Clarissa Caroline Lindsey (b. 1830 IN) on 27 May 1847
- Delaware, IN.
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- 1850 Randolph Co., IN, Nettle Creek Twp., pg 33, dwelling 427, family
428
- Bookout, John 33 TN
farmer
- Claricy
22 f IN
- Sarah E.
2 f IN
- William R.
3/12 m IN
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- 1860 Randolph Co., IN, Nettle Creek Twp., P.O. Losantville, 24 Jul
1860,
- #917, pg 130
- Bookout, John 42 farmer $3000
TN
- Clesisula 30 f
IN
- Sarah E. 11 f
IN
- William R. 9 m
IN
- Thomas J. 8 m
IN
- Joseph T. 6 m
IN
- John C. 4 m
IN
- James M. 2/12 m IN
-
- He married 2- Mary "Emily" Mosier (b. 1836 OH). on 19 Nov
1861.
-
- 1870 Randolph Co., IN, Roll 354, Microfilm 593, pg5, line 42, 18 Jun
1870
- Bookout, John Moon 62 farmer RE$5000
PP$800 TN
- Emily
34 OH
- Thomas son 17
IN
- Joseph son 16
IN
- John son 14 IN
- James son 12
IN
- Mary E. dau
7 IN
- Eliza dau
5 IN
- Sherman son
3 IN
- Marmaduke son 3/12 IN
- Albin, Sarah A. living with 22 IN
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- 1880 Census Nettle Creek Township, Randolph County, Indiana
-
- John M. Bookout 62 Tenn
- Emily Bookout 44 F W born in Ohio
- Joseph Bookout 24 M Born in Ind
- James M. Bookout 20 M Born in Ind
- Mary E. Bookout 16 F Born in Ind
- Elvie Bookout 14 Son
- Merriman Bookout 10 Son
- Arvilla O. 7 Bookout Dau.
- Clinton E. Bookout
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-
- Arvilla Orilla BOOKOUT about 14 years old when she married 30 Apr 1887
in Randolph County, Indiana to Isaac Henry GLINES her 1st cousin.
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- 1850 Census Nettle Creek Township, Randolph County, Indiana
- household #446
- Henry Mosier 35 M Farmer born in Ohio
- Mary Mosier 36 F housewife born in Ohio
- David Mosier 15 M
- Emily Mosier 14 F
- Joseph Mosier 11 M
- Walter Mosier 10 M
- William Mosier 8 M
- Calvin Mosier 7 M
- John Mosier 6 M
- Timothy Mosier 4 M
- Martha E. Mosier 3 F
- Henry W. Mosier 5/12 M
- 1870 Census Nettle Creek Township, Randolph County, Indiana
-
- household # 41
- Henry Mosier 55 M Ohio
- Henry W. Mosier 20 M Ind
- Martha E. Mosier 22 born in Ind
- Allen Mosier 18 M born in Ind
- Sarah J. Mosier 16 born in Ind
- Mary Mosier 14 born in Ind
- Rebecca Mosier 11 born in Ind
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- Hi, Jerry
-
- Sorry about the mix-up on names, I got the information from the
Bookout-D listing page.
- I haven't done any research on the Moiser's, that I know of. But I
do have a Moiser married to my g-mother's sister. (Albert Moiser)
b. 1889 Grover Hill, Van Wert, Co. Ohio
- Let me give you what I have from WFT file, about John Moon Bookout
was born 8 May 1818 near Knoxville, Tenn.
- With John being buried at Twin Hills, Cem. I would think that might
be where his first wife is buried. There is 40 years between there
deaths. I have never checked at the cemetery to see who is buried there.
It is about 70 miles southwest of me. My Norton's are from Randolph
Co. IN. Which I didn't know till I started doing genealogy work about 8
years ago. I retired from the Air Force in 1993 in California after
working for them for 37 years. I came back to Ohio, where I was
born.
- This is what I have on this family. Rodger
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- John Moon Bookout died 30 Jan 1900 Jay Co., IN. He is buried in Twin
- Hills Cem., Jay Co. Indiana
-
- OBITUARY OF
JOHN MOON BOOKOUT
- John Bookout, the son of Joseph and Sarah
Bookout, was born at
- Knoxville, Tenn., May 8, 1818. Departed this life at 5 o'clock, Wednesday
- evening, Jan. 30, 1901, at his home, surrounded by the members of his
- family. Aged 82 years, 8 months, and 22 days.
- He moved with his parents to Wayne county
at the age of 10 years and
- afterward to Randolph county, and lived with his parents until he was
- married to Clarice Lindsay May 21, 1847. Their union was blessed with
six
- children, of whom five were boys and [one girl]. They lived a happy
life
- until she was stricken with fever and departed this [life in] 1861.
- He afterward united in marriage to Miss Emily
Mosier. To them were
- born seven children of whom five were boys and two girls. They lived
- happy together until his death. Early in life he became a member of
the
- M.E. [Methodist Episcopal] church at Thornburg's chapel, in Randolph
- county, [Indiana] and was an active member until he migrated to Blackford
- county in 1888. He then united with the Newlight[...]
- It is almost impossible to realize that Father
Bookout's long period
- of life has closed and that he has gone to take his place with the
- redeemed. The scenes attend [sic] Father Bookout's last moments, the
- world will never know and has no right to know. The end was calm and
- peaceful and Father Bookout retained his consciousness until his death.
- As a christian his piety was not superficial,
but deep and
- experimental and exhibiting itself in a constant attendance on all
the
- means of grace, in the guilessness of his conversation, in love for
God's
- people with who he always sympathized, and to whom his hospitable door
- was opened.
- He loved the church of his choice, not in
words only, but in deed
- and in truth. His sun set at life's close, not like the sun that sinks
- obscure by the darkened west, but like the sun that melts away into
the
- light of heaven.
- The closing year of his life was a life of
much affliction and
- bodily suffering. He maintained a cheerful, hopeful disposition. With
- kindness of heart he was ever plan-[missing the remainder]
- --Submitted by Marc Wheat 10/26/96
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