Name change of Bernadine Joy FRANKLIN (1978)

source: Danville Gazette (Danville, Indiana) - issue of Thursday, May 4, 1978 - page 9, column 1:

According to a legal notice, in May 1978 Bernadine Joy Franklin filed a petition in the Hendricks County Superior Court (case # S 78-114) to change her name to Bernie Joy Franklin. The petition was scheduled to be heard in court on June 30, 1978.

Hendricks County elected officials (1904)

This is a list of various elected officials in Hendricks County, who were in office as of fall 1904.

Source: Biennial report of Daniel E. Storms, Secretary of State of the State of Indiana, for the two years ending October 31, 1904 (Indianapolis: William B. Burford, 1904)

Hendricks County Clerk - John C. Taylor (term expires July 26, 1908)
Hendricks County Auditor - David D. Mills (term expires January 1, 1908)
Hendricks County Recorder - Ellis M. Weaver (term expires January 1, 1907)
Hendricks County Treasurer - John E. Vestal (term expires January 1, 1906)
Hendricks County Sheriff - Archibald A. Figg (term expires January 1, 1905)
Hendricks County Coroner - Henry S. Curtis (term expires January 1, 1905)
Hendricks County Surveyor - William F. Franklin (term expires January 1, 1905)
Hendricks County Assessor - James D. Pratt (term expires January 1, 1907)

Hendricks County elected officials (1900)

This is a list of various elected officials in Hendricks County, who were elected in November 1900.

Source: Biennial report of Union B. Hunt, Secretary of State of the State of Indiana, for the two years ending October 31, 1900 (Indianapolis: William B. Burford, 1900)

Hendricks County Treasurer - Oscar Hadley (term expires January 1, 1904)
Hendricks County Sheriff - Archibald A. Figg (term expires November 13, 1902)
Hendricks County Coroner - Henry S. Curtis (term expires November 18, 1902)
Hendricks County Surveyor - William F. Franklin (term expires November 6, 1902)
Hendricks County Assessor - James D. Pratt (term expires November 16, 1904)

Hendricks County elected officials (1898)

Hendricks County elected officials (1898)

This is a list of various elected officials in Hendricks County, who were in office as of fall 1898.

Source: Biennial report of William D. Owen, Secretary of State of the State of Indiana, for the two years ending October 31, 1898 (Indianapolis: William B. Burford, 1898)

Hendricks County Clerk - Zimri E. Dougan (term expires July 26, 1904)
Hendricks County Auditor - Charles M. Caviness (term expires November 1, 1903)
Hendricks County Treasurer - William N. Lakin (term expires January 1, 1902)
Hendricks County Recorder - William L. Wilson (term expires November 13, 1902)
Hendricks County Sheriff - Henry I. Eaton (term expires November 13, 1900)
Hendricks County Coroner - Henry S. Curtis (term expires November 18, 1900)
Hendricks County Surveyor - WilliamF. Franklin (term expires November 6, 1900)

Activity in Hendricks County probate cases (March 1889)

From Hendricks County probate records:

Activity in probate cases as of March 4, 1889 [in vacation of the January term of court]:
--George R. Blackwell estate - Elisha Franklin appointed administrator
--Benjamin Allbright estate - Aaron Mills appointed administrator
--Robert McClelland estate - John W. Brown appointed administrator
--Hiram Mitchell, Sr. estate - Hiram Mitchell appointed administrator
--John W. Templin estate - James A. Downard appointed administrator de bonis non with the will annexed
--Susannah Pounds estate - James O. Parker appointed administrator
--Thomas C. Loyd estate - J.D. Cottingham appointed administrator
--Emma V. Warren guardianship (minor heir of Emma F. Warren) - Alva Warren appointed guardian
--Charles M. and Burton Rushton guardianship (minor heirs of William Rushton, Sr.) - Thomas E. Hamrick appointed guardian
--Philemon Phillips estate - will probated
--William M. Craven, Sr. estate - will probated

Lee FRANKLIN Dies (1933)

source: The Republican (Danville, Indiana) - issue of Thursday, March 30, 1933 - page 1, column 2

NEGRO FOUND DEAD IN LOCAL SLAUGHTER HOUSE
A homeless aged colored man was found dead, last Thursday morning at Ridgway's slaughter house where he had been staying for the past two months. The man was Lee Franklin, age 70. Coroner Tracy O'Brien investigated the death and pronounced the cause as heart trouble. He had no known relatives.

Robert Lawson entered the slaughter house about 10:30 Thursday morning and found the man dead. It is not known at what time he died but there was still some fire in the stove, therefore he probably died sometime during the preceding night. Franklin had lived at Plainfield many years ago. In recent years he had worked at various places in Indiana and neighboring states but made no place his home.