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51	Walter J. Guthrie was reared at Apollo, Pennsylvania. He attended the public schools and Blairsville Academy, and in 1880 entered Allegheny College, from which institution of learning he was graduated in 1884. He then entered the office of Joshua Reynolds, and commended the study of law, which he finished with his grandfather, Jacob Freetly, of Apollo. He was admitted to the Armstrong County bar in September, 1887, immediately entered upon the practice of his profession at Apollo, and since April 1, 1890, had been a member of the law firm of Freetly & Guthrie. During two years of the time in which he was pursuing his legal studies he was editor of the Apollo Herald. Source: Biographies of Armstrong County	Walter James GUTHRIE
52	Obituary for James C. States, Punxsutawney Spirit, June 12, 1928. Headline: Accident of McClure and Tyson Mine Fatal to Well Known Big Run Resident James C. States, aged 40, of near Big Run, was instantly killed at 3:30 Monday afternoon when he was caught beneath a fall of rock in the McClure and Tyson mine near Big Run. The deceased, who has spent practically his entire life in the vicinity of Big Run, was highly esteemed and his death will be keenly felt in that community. He was a member of the Methodist church. He is survived by his widow, three daughters and one son, all at home. Funeral services will be held at the deceased home Wednesday at 2:30. Rev. K.C. Moore will officiate. Burial will be made in the Bowers cemetery.	James Cleveland STATES
53	"History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Co.'s, Indiana" Goodspeed Bros. and Co., 1884 JOHN D. GUTHRIE was born in Guthrie Township, December 11, 1831, beingthe third child of DANIEL W. and LUCY A. (WEDDELL) GUTHRIE. He continuedwith his parents on the farm until nearly twenty-one years of age,receiving only fair education at the subscription schools. His youth and earlymanhood were passed without noteworthy event, and September 21, 1852, hismarriage with PATSY WALTERS was celebrated, and to these parents the followingsix children were born: SALINA, who married WILLIAM HARRIS; ARCHIBALD,who married MARY BOFFLE; LODEMA, who became the wife of M. BROWN; MARIA,who became the wife of VOLNEY ROUT; MARTHA and JOHN D., JR., the latterbeing unmarried and at home with their parents. Mr. Guthrie has followedthe occupation of farming to the exclusion of other pursuits, and now owns400 acres of well-improved and well-stocked land. He is a Republican, and himself and family are exemplary members of the Methodist Church.	John D. GUTHRIE
54	"History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Co.'s, Indiana" Goodspeed Bros. and Co., 1884 MARSHALL GUTHRIE was born in this township July 9, 1840, being theseventh child of DANIEL W. and LUCY A. (WEDDELL) GUTHRIE, of whom propermention is made elsewhere. Marshall remained with his parents until the age of twenty-four years, engaged in assisting on the farm and in attendingto a limited extent the country schools. Upon reaching his majority hebegan to accumulate property for himself, and April 20, 1865, was married toSUSAN J. COOPER, who bore him one child--OLIVER MORTON. July 13, 1866, Mrs.Guthrie died, and February 10, 1870, Mr. Guthrie was united in marriage withMARY M. PAYNE, a native of Howard County, this State, who has presented himwith seven children, of whom six are living: ALFRED B., WILLIAM H.,CHARLES E., MICHAEL, GRACIE and CLYDE. Mr. Guthrie is a farmer, with 265 acres ofland, and has also followed merchandising at Tunnelton. He is a Republican,and has officiated as Township Trustee. August 10, 1862, he enlisted inCompany G, Fourth Indiana Cavalry, and served until April, 1863, when he was discharged for disability.	Marshall GUTHRIE
55	"HUGHEY GUTHFRY," " (p. 384) who with his brothers Daniel, John andWilliam, founded Leesville, Ind., was born in 1774; died Jan. 25,1847; married Nancy Flinn, who was born in 1780; died Dec. 11, 1862.Both are buried in the Darr Cemetery, near Leesville. Hugh was a gunsmith, and there are in the families of his descendants,some of the old long rifles for which he was locally famous. Heentered title for land on which he had squatted in 1820. In 1821, onthis land, one and one half miles south of Leesville, he built a largetwo story house of massive hewn logs, having at each end a greatchimney and at the back a large room forming an "L" wilh the mainbuilding and connected wth it by an open shed. This house, stands neara spring of constantly flowing water and is now in the possession of agranddaughter, Miss Eliza Katherine Glaeslin, who treasures many articles of clothing and other personaleffects of Hugh and his wife Nancy. "A white fringed hunting coat, awhite shirt and white pin-striped trousers, made sailor fashion,proclaim Hugh to have been somewhat of a 'dandy.' The coat andtrousers are adorned with exquisitely wrought silver buttons made by Hugh and which attest his skill as a worker in metals. All thesegarments are made of homespun, and were fashioned by his womenfolkwith tiny, beautiful stiches. A brown silk umbrella with deep fringe,a red silk handkerchief of lovely design, and a many colored woolshawl have been handed down from Nancy's early wedded days." BIRTH: Daniel Guthrie & Allied Families of Leesville Settlement; byBernice Guthrie Martin; page 31. Place established from parents livingthere from 1774 to 1810.	Hugh GUTHRIE
56	"Sal" was a patient at the Countryside Convalescent Home, East Lackawannock Township prior to her death. She died at 5:35 A.M. in Shenango Valley Medical Center in Farrell, Pa. at the age of 83. Funeral was conducted at the J. Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home with the Rev. Wm. H. Hamilton, pastor of Clark Pentalcostal Holiness Church, officiating. Burial in West Side Cemetery, South Pymatuning Township.	Sylvania Twila GUTHRIE
57	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	John Ray Guthrie
58	(Marriage Bond Date) Listed in 1850 Census with Anson as "Eliza".	Family: F1801
59	* This has not been documented. *French/English descent. She did speak fluent German. This information was remember from conversations between my sister Lois L. Guthrie and my beloved mother, Iva Lee. I suspect that my grandmother's real given name was Jerusha. This was a rather common name that was used in the 18th and 19th centuries. This is of biblical roots. It means "possessed by a husband." Jerusha in the bible was the wife of Uzziah, King of Judah, and mother of king Jotham (2 Kings 15:33). I also suspect that the Name , "Lee" , is of prime importance. This because two of her daughters had that as a middle name, Iva Lee and Emma Lee. This is just an educated guess, It was the normal practice for the maiden name to show up with at least one or more female children, just as the practice of giving a male child one of the given names of his father or that of his paternal grandfather. This naming custom was common because it was thought that if the child was female it was because of the strong lineage of the wife and if it was male, it was because of the strong lineage of the husband. However having made that statement, it must be remembered that at this time it is merely supposition, nothing more. I will follow through with this supposition to see if it holds true, having hit a brick wall utilizing straight forward tracing. I hope to one day view the gravestone of Rusha Farmer, if there is one. 5/20/2000 (Found, but unconfirmed Information) Rusha Ann Jones. Born 1872 Jefferson County, TN. She was the daughter of David A. Jones and Lucretia (Creel) Emaline VanHoozer. Siblings of Rusha Ann Jones 1. Molly E. Jones. Born 1873 Jefferson County, TN.	Rushia Ann JONES
60	1 Samuel's mother, Martha , is found living with him in the 1910 and 1920 census. She is listed as 74 in the 1910 censes and 88 in the 1920censes. In the 1900 censes, Martha and Samuel (husband) are found livingin their own home with their youngest son Ethreldred, age 19.	Samuel F. GUTHRIE
61	1754-1755 Charles was listed as a Regt. Soldier under Thomas Lovick. August 1761 Charles Guthrie among those appointed to lay off a road from Beaufort to Joseph Morses on North River. 1765 Charles Guthrie appointed constable from North River to Core Sound. March 1769 Joshua Morse appointed constable in room of CHARLES GUTHRIE (Here is where it gets interesting, a lot of things happened with Charles in 1769). March of 1769, James Hutchingson delivered into the court Charles Gutry and the court ordered him into custody. Joshua Morse was then appointed constable in his place. By the June term of court Charles was dead, because his wife Lucy was ordered to bring her son, orphan boy Fredrick to the next court. This makes me wonder if Charles was hanged or maybe killed trying to escape. Will need to get copies of the trial docket to find the answer. (MARCH 1769 TAKEN INTO CUSTODY, JUNE 1769 HIS SON WAS AN ORPHAN [age 18 see notes for FREDRICK)	Charles GUTHRIE
62	1792 Solomon was overseer of roads at Straits. Nov. 1796 Willet Canady and wife prayed for letters of Administrator on the estate of Solomon Guthrie. Samuel Guthrie & John Evans posted bond. May 1799 Joseph Borden and John Hill who were appointed to audit the account between the Estate of Solomon Guthrie dec. and Willet Canaday and wife, found 8 pounds due estate. I have been unable to find name of Solomon's wife or any other children.	Solomon GUTHRIE
63	1798 Stephen was listed as a juryman at Cart. Co. Court. Deed Bk T- pg 91 - Carteret County 13th July 1822 proves William to be son of Stephen Guthrie. and Stephen Guthrie the son of Samuel. WILLIAM GUTHRIE to Cromwell Handcock, Jr., for sixteen dollars and twelve and a half cents, ten and three quarters acres on the West side of the road opposite Jarrett's Bay. Being part of the 97 acres to SAMUEL GUTHRIE by COLONEL JOSEPH FULFORD IN 1774 which was deeded as a gift from SAMUEL GUTHRIE to his son STEPHEN GUTHRIE, father of aforesaid WILLIAM GUTHRIE. In November 1822 Stephen and his sister Mary Lawrence see another part of the same property to Thomas Davis described as being 25 acres to W of road opposite Jarrett s Bay being part of land conveyed by Colonel Joseph Fulford to Samuel Guthrie. BK - T- pg 299, Nov. 26,1822.	Stephen GUTHRIE
64	1820 Richland County, Ohio Federal Census (Ancestry.com. 1840 US Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004. Original data: USA, Bureau of the Census. Sixth Census of the United States, 1840. Washington, D.C.: National Archivesand Records Administration), FHL #181398, Source Medium: Census .	Source: 1820 Richland County, Ohio Federal Census
65	1830 Richland County Ohio Federal Census (Ancestry.com. 1840 US Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2004. Original data: USA, Bureau of the Census. Sixth Census of the United States, 1840. Washington, D.C.: National Archivesand Records Administration), Source Medium: Census .	Source: 1830 Richland County Ohio Federal Census
66	1840 Lowndes County Georgia Census shows there being a household of 4 Males and 8 Females. That means that there are at least three unaccounted for children. One male and one female listed was born after that 1840 census, therefore would not be accounted for in it.	Samuel GUTHRIE
67	1860 Kansas census shows name as Hannah	Anna SLATER
68	1870	Source: 1870 United States Federal Census
69	1875 Jackson County, Kansas State Census, Source Medium: Census .	Source: 1875 Jackson County, Kansas State Census
70	1880 Census Place:Ontario, Richland, Ohio Source:FHL Film 1255061 National Archives Film T9-1061 Page 229C RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace John GUTHRIESelfMMW50OH Occ:CarpenterFa: IREMo: PA Rachel GUTHRIEWifeFMW40PA Occ:Keeping HouseFa: PAMo: PA William S. GUTHRIESonMSW23OH Occ:CarpenterFa: PAMo: PA	John GUTHRIE
71	1880 Monroe Twp., Richland Co., Ohio census in family of Lewis J. Weirick, shows Mary E. Weirick, 15. This is probably THIS Mary, and her birth year is more likely 1865 than 1869	Mary Ellen WEIRICK
72	1885 Jackson County, Kansas State Census, Source Medium: Census .	Source: 1885 Jackson County, Kansas State Census
73	1910 Claiborne Co. Census - Ocie is divorced, his brother Billie (s/b Burley), sister-in-law Lillie & nephew Charlie Daniel are living with him. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1920 Claiborne Co. Census - Ocie is single ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1930 Claiborne Co. Census - Ocie is married to Mae. He was 49, she was 18 when married. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Ocie Lee Daniel
74	1915 South Dakota Census Card 15 for Eva shows her mother's birthplace as South Dakota. I've not been able to determine if she was born in South Dakota or in Iowa where her brother Jay was born. The date of migration to South Dakota needs to be determined to figure this out. "A note from Edna at Christmas 1974 says, "My eyes are so bad from the effects of my stroke I had last spring. I was in a hospital and rest home for 5 months, but when I was able to walk a little the doctor let Alpha bring me out to their home, but now I'm in my own little home not far from them. She takes good care of me. I will be 87 Feruary 10."	Edna Maethorne ROGERS
75	1920 U.S. Census, January- enumerated in Gering Twp., Scottsbluff, NE working in a sugar factory. [http://www.ci.scottsbluff.ne.us/comunity.htm: Before the ditch construction began to taper off, the Great Western Sugar Company completed the erection of a beet sugar factory in Scottsbluff in 1910. The development of irrigation plus the proximity of the sugar factory soon made the raising of sugar beets a great agricultural industry in Scotts Bluff County and surrounding areas. For miles around, farmers hauled sugar beets to the Scottsbluff factory. With the aid of the canal-building crews and the sugar factory, Scottsbluff was rapidly becoming the principal trading center of the valley. As people in surrounding farms and villages acquired automobiles, they started coming to Scottsbluff to trade.] February-enumerated with his widowed mother, Emma in Hulett, Crook, WY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 about Harry E Guthrie: Name: Harry E Guthrie Birth Year: 1899 Race: White, citizen (White) Nativity State or Country: Wyoming State: California County or City: Shasta Enlistment Date: 2 Dec 1942 Enlistment State: California Enlistment City: Sacramento Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Grade: Private Grade Code: Private Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men) Source: Civil Life Education: 4 years of high school Marital Status: Single, without dependents Height: 66 Weight: 134 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Harry Edmund Guthrie
76	1920 United States Federal Census Record about Roy Hartley Name: Roy Hartley Age: 16 years Estimated birth year: abt 1904 Birthplace: Georgia Race: White Home in 1920: Alamo, Wheeler, Georgia Sex: Male Marital status: Single	Roy HARTLEY
77	1960 newspaper clipping: Edith Reynolds, Charles Guthrie Wed At Bethel Paul Reynolds of Bethel announces the marriage of his daughter, Miss Edith M. Reynolds, to Charles H. Guthrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Guthrie, Bethel. The single-ring ceremony was solemninzed Feb. 12 in the Bethel Christian Church by Rev. Orla Bennett. The bride wore a light blue street-length dress and carried a corsage of chrysanthemums edged with carnations. June Reynolds, sister of the bride , and Charles D. Barker were attendants. A reception was held at the bride's hom following the ceremony. The bridegroom returned to Fort Dix, N.J., where he is stationed with the army. He is leaving shortly for overseas duty. Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie attended Whitewater High School. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Charles Howard "Brother" Guthrie
78	1st Lieutenant in U.S. Air Corps and 1st Lieutenant in 164th Fighter Squadron, Civil Air Patrol; plane disappeared over Lake Michigan, near Milwaukee, December 24, 1952.	Robert Quentin TAYLOR
79	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	William Daniel Shawver
80	7 March 1876 Illinois Aaron Guthery buys land from Mary A Sanders in Marysville, Vermilion Cty., Illinois Lot #21 Block #2 in Mays 1st Addition.	Aaron Guthery GUTHRIE
81	80 yrs., 2 mos., 20 days	Elizabeth Betsy FLINN
82	A Kentuckian. College graduate and business school training. Farming in Missouri with brother. Two years in U. S. Navy in World War I.	Herbert Owen BUSH
83	A.B. degree University of California, Berkeley. Candidate for M.S. degree 1939 but married instead. High standing in Science. Active in community and civic work. Buried in Sunset View Cemetery, Berkeley, California.	Barbara DIXON
84	Aaron Guthrie was a private in the Florida 1st Regimental Cavalry, Company D CSA. He enlisted when unit was formed in May 15, 1861, and mustered out on 26 April 1865.	Aaron GUTHRIE
85	Abraham Guthrie married Mary Ann Sherouse in Georgia, in Ebenezer, Effingham County Abt. 1841. They had their first two children, Sarah and Salena, while living in Georgia. They removed to what was then a part of Alachua County, Florida in Abt. 1845. This area was eventually to end up as part of Clay County, Florida. Here they took up residence in the Middleburg - Green Cove Springs area and raised their family. Abraham's father, Samuel, his mother, Nancy and all his siblings removed to Florida also. Mary Ann's brother, Clatus Sherouse with his wife, Mary Grantham made the move also, as did Mary Grantham's sister, Sarah Grantham, who moved with her to what was then Alachua. Clatus Sherouse, wife Mary and her sister, Sarah lived together after the move. supposition. If Clatus Sherouse being born in South Carolina across the border from Ebenezer, Georgia. This would explain the present in the same location in Florida.	Abraham GUTHRIE
86	Abron Guthrie now spelled Abraham met Iva Lee Farmer and they were married in June 1919. Abraham was a grocer/butcher by trade. He was a store manager of a Piggly-Wiggly store in Palatka, Florida for several years. He also managed one of the chain stores in Valdosta, Georgia for a short period of time. Later he owned his owned his own grocery stores on two separate occasions during the 1930s. He separated from his wife in 1939 and moved to Jacksonville, Florida. Leaving Iva Lee with 5 children in Palatka. During the World War II years he worked as a welder in the Jacksonville shipyards for a while. He and Iva Lee were divorced in circa 1942. He then married and had three children by his second wife, given name Rita. John, Alvin, and Brenda Guthrie. Abraham died in 1965 and was buried in the family plot in The Greater Shiloh Baptist Church cemetery near Green Cove Springs, Florida. NOTE!!!! The death records index show Abron as Abraham being born in 1901 and dying in 1963. It also gives his social security number as 262-18-3963. The social security no. is correct and the dates were entered incorrectly into the records.	Abron H. GUTHRIE
87	According to family legend William M.? Guthrie killed a man by the name of Yagey, who was having an affair with Rebecca Barker Guthrie, and fled to Oklahoma. No other information was ever spoken of other than the fact that it happened in Bradyville, Iowa. No court record or newspaper record has been found in Page County, Iowa or Nodaway County, Missouri. The family has never known anything of this William. In searching the Baldwin ancestors I located a Joe Loyd James Baldwin living in Bakersfield, California who was researching his Great-Grandfather William M. Baldwin. William M. Baldwin's family tradition states that he ran away from home at the age of 13 (Abt. 1853-54). Joe Baldwin's family believes that Baldwin is not the original family name and William M. Baldwin chose never to be listed on the Oklahoma Tax List or Census. Joe and I have made the following notes: William M? Guthrie b. Abt. 1840 Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois. William M. Baldwin b. 18 October 1840 location unknown. William M? Guthrie moved when he was 13 with parents & siblings to Wayne County, Iowa 1853-54. William M. Baldwinwould have been 13 years old 18 October 1853. William M? Guthrie ran away to Oklahoma. William M. Baldwin ran away from Iowa at age 13. William M? Guthrie married Rebecca M. Barker, 29 August 1872 in Nodaway County, Missouri. William M. & Sarah Collens Baldwin had their first child Lula Baldwin b. 8 April 1888 in Oklahoma. Did William M ?. Guthrie run away from the Guthrie Homestead in Nodaway County, Missouri (farm land borders Bradyville, Page County, Iowa and their post office would also have been Bradyville, Iowa). No county court or local newspaper record has been found concerning the killing in Page County, Iowa or Nodaway County, Missouri. The Clarinda, Page County, Iowa Court House records need yet to be checked. His father Michael Guthrie listed in his will of April 1884, William Guthrie as an heir/ William M. Baldwin had a child with Sarah Collens Baldwin in April 1888, so William M.? Guthrie must have departed for Oklahoma sometime in those four years. Joe Baldwin has given us the following information: 1 March 1999 Email = William M. Baldwin ran away from home at the age of 13. My father told me that someone in Oklahoma said that they think he changed his name to Baldwin. I have a picture of his head stone at Sulphur Cemetery in Hartshorne, Oklahoma which shows that he was born October 18, 1840 and died December 26, 1909 and was the husband of Sarah Baldwin. I do not know what his middle name was. I could not find him listed on the census records of any year, which makes me think he did not want to be found. This would go along with what you say. I found his wife and my grandfather on the census after he died. It listed her husband as being born in Iowa. His wife Sarah C. Collens was born 15 February 1860 in Missouri. I hope this helps both of us. It sounds like the same person as you wrote me about. Please let me know what kind of trouble he was in and what was his real last name. 2 March 1999 Email = I will give you all the information that I have on William M. Baldwin with his wife and children as follows: William M. Baldwin b. 18 October 1840 Iowa? d. 26 December 1909 in Sulfer, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. Married Sarah C. Collens b. 15 February 1860 Missouri? d. 21 July 1928 in Halleyville, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. Sarah was buried in Blanco, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma near her parents graves. Sarah was much younger than her husband William. Before meeting William she had a job of health care giver to a married woman. While working in that home involved with the woman's husband and soon found she was pregnant and eventually had two children (Annie and Edward Lee). She left this living arrangement and married William. The two children became the children of William and took his last name. Children of William M. & Sarah C. Collens Baldwin are: 1. Annie Baldwin b.21 February 1877 Missouri, m. Jesse Wilcox 3 August 1894 in Oklahoma, d.19 June 1958. 2. Edward Lee Baldwin b. 23 May 1880 in Oklahoma, m. Bessie (Dora) May Willcox, d. 5 February 1960 (buried in Blanco, Pittsburg, Oklahoma). 3. Lula Baldwin b. 8 April 1888 Oklahoma, m. Thomas (Jack) V. Ivey, d. 15 October 1982 (buried in Blanco, Pittsburg, Oklahoma). 4. Irene Baldwin b. in Oklahoma, m. ? Davis 5. Maude Baldwin 6. W. L.(Dock) Baldwin b. Oklahoma, m. Ossie Baldwin, d. 11 October 1918 in the Army three days before her. She did not know he had died. Both died of the flu. 7. Ethel Baldwin b. Oklahoma 8. Frank James Baldwin b. 25 September 1899 Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, m. Edith Marran Moore 11 July 1920, d. 1 April 1954 Bakersfield, Kern County, California. Note: This is my Grandfather. His wife died 5 January 1935. They had 4 children of which #3 was my father. Their first child died at 5 years of age. Their fourth child died at the age of 9 years. My father died 19 July 1958. I hope this can help you. I know that some of the information does not match but you know it could be wrong. My father said he asked about his Grandfather but they told him just to let old dogs lie. December 1999 - Unfortunately, Joe Loyd James Baldwin has disappeared from the Internet before we could complete our research. Joe did not list his father's or mother's names nor the details of their children.	William Baldwin GUTHRIE
88	According to the 1850 Richland Co., Green Twp., Census Hannah was born abt 1805 rather than 1813, living in household of her widowed mother, Elizabeth Guthrie.	Hannah GUTHRIE
89	Address in 2061 Hillsdale Dr Davison Genesee MI 48423 Also in Public records with Roy is Jody E. Guthrie Born Dec 1977	Roy C. GUTHRIE
90	Adopted by Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Mauk Air Force retired.	Edwin Guthrie MAUK
91	After being placed in the Florida Childrens Home in Jacksonville, Florida, he got out and he lived with his sister Mary and brother-in-law, Thomas J. Guthrie in Clay County, Florida for a while. This shows on the 1920 Census for Florida. Lawrence William Farmer was the last survivor of the children of Rusha and John Farmer. He worked in a sawmill until he lost his arm in an accident.	Lawrence FARMER
92	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Erwin John HASTINGS
93	aka Jennie	Jane GUTHRIE
94	Alfred designed the "Hydraulic Works" of the Illinois and Michigan Canal, for supplying the summit level (thirty miles long) with water from Lake MIchigan. This was the first work ever erected for such a purpose, and was capable of raising a larger quantity of raising a larger quantity of water than any other establishment then in existence, and for twenty-three years, and until 1871, when the canal deepening was completed, never failed to perform the duties required. Much more in the Dunn book...	Alfred GUTHRIE
95	Alfred Guthrie (above) was a farmer and at one time the largest landholder in Lawrence County, Ind. Later he was a merchant and banker. Hewas prominent in the social and political circles of the county andwas highly esteemed by all who knew him. He married (1) Sept. 6, 1849, Isabelle Ann Hubbard, who was born April2, 1828, at Elizabethtown, Ky., daughter of Austin Hubbard, born Feb.19, 1798; died Oct. 15, 1851; married Isabel Denny, born Oct. 2, 1802;died Oct. 21, 1895. Isabelle A. Hubbard Guthrie died June 10, 1890. He married (2) Belle Isenhour. "History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Co.'s, Indiana" Goodspeed Bros. and Co., 1884 HON. ALFRED GUTHRIE, a prominent citizen of this county, was born inGuthrie Township, June 25, 1828, being the eldest of eight children of DANIELand LUCY A. (WEDDELL) GUTHRIE, the father a native of Lee County, Va. The latter when a boy, came in June, 1811, with his parents to Indiana.The mother, a native of Tennessee, also came at an early day to Indiana.Alfred passed his youth on his farmer's farm without noteworthy event,receiving in the meantime a good education for that day. On the 6th of September,1849, he was united in marriage with ISABEL A. HUBBARD, and to them havebeen born eight children, of whom the following six are now living: MELVIN T.,who married JENNIE PAYNE; MELVINA, who became the wife of J. H. MALOTT; LILLIE, who married JOHN P. DAVIS; CARRIE, who became the wife of L.A. CRIM; ELLA and ALFRED A., the last two being yet with their parents.Mr. Guthrie is a merchant by occupation, owning and controlling, about3.000 acres of land, besides his large double store of general merchandiseat Tunnelton. He is an active Republican, and has done his party goodservice. He has served about two terms as County Commissioner at a periodrequiring good judgment, and has represented his county in the Lower House ofthe State Legislature, serving with satisfaction to his constituency andcredit to himself. His efforts have materially contributed to the reductionof the Democratic vote of the county, and especially of his township wherethe majority has been transferred to the Republicans. He is comfortably situated and happy in his home. He is a member of the Masonicfraternity, and his wife and daughter are members of the Christian Church.	Alfred GUTHRIE
96	Alvah survived the tornado of 5-27-1899 uninjured by taking refuge in a "cave" (likely a root cellar) OCCUPATION: steam and construction engineer for Chicago & St. Paul Railroad and farmer Federal Employment Application of Alvah's MARRIAGE: Certificate of marriage to Grace Irene Crooker in possession of granddaughter, Lou Ann Peterson Johnson	Alvah James PETERSON
97	Ancestral File AFN: 3TQN-XN James Mains (fwww.familysearch.org), Source Medium: Other .	Source: Ancestral File AFN: 3TQN-XN James Mains
98	Ancestral File AFN: 3TQN-ZT Mary Guthrie (www.familysearch.org viewed January 6, 2007), Source Medium: Other .	Source: Ancestral File AFN: 3TQN-ZT Mary Guthrie
99	Ancestral File AFN: 3TQP-8C Francis Marion Mains (www.familysearch.org, viewed January 6, 2007), Source Medium: Other .	Source: Ancestral File AFN: 3TQP-8C Francis Marion Mains
100	Ancestral File AFN: 3TQP-BP (www.familysearch.org viewed January 6, 2007), Source Medium: Other .	Source: Ancestral File AFN: 3TQP-BP