The Indiana Genealogical Society has added 12 more digitized files of Hendricks County probate records to their website. The newest files span 1828 through 1897 and cover these surnames:
TINCHER, TINDER, TINSLEY and TONEY
There are now 924 digital files of Hendricks County probate records online. These files are free to the public and are part of the society's Records Preservation Project.
Volunteers are more than 95% finished with the unfolding and organizing of the probate records dating from 1824 to 1900, which is the first step to them being digitized.
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Monday, August 18, 2014
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Hendricks County Officials Fined For Failure to Return Marriage Certificates (1840's)
As mentioned in Hendricks County Circuit Court Civil Order Book Volume 4 (October 1843 - April 1846), several officials were prosecuted under the law for failure to return completed marriage certificates to the county clerk:
- Benjamin B. Arnold - he was found guilty and fined $5.
- John Atler - his case was dismissed by the county prosecutor.
- Richard Barnes - pled guilty and was fined $30.
- Elisha W. Cadwell - pled guilty to 2 counts and was fined $5 per count.
- Thomas Cadwell - his 2 counts were dismissed by the county prosecutor.
- Isaac Crawford - his case was dismissed by the county prosecutor.
- Hiram Griggs - his case was dismissed by the county prosecutor.
- Thomas Harper - pled guilty and was fined $5.
- John Hooton - pled guilty to 4 counts and was fined $10, $15, $15 and $20, respectively.
- Benjamin Malone - pled guilty and was fined $15.
- Jacob Reynearson - pled guilty and was fined $5.
- Benjamin R. Smith - pled guilty and was fined $10.
- Basil Tout - his case was dismissed by the county prosecutor.
- Obediah Tincher - pled guilty on 2 counts and was fined $15 and $20, respectively; the other count was dismissed by the county prosecutor.
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