d/o Mr. & Mrs. Henry Barnett. (EDITORIAL COMMENT: The Barnett family has been a prominent one in northern Cass county, including this immediate vicinity. Court House research discloses that in association with Asberry Barnett, a HENRY Barnett did indeed own land in this immediate neighborhood (a farm in Section 13), though he sold it in 1840 to E. V. Covault.
(Comment: Articles in the "Logansport Journal" in March, 1910, give this lady or girl's first name as "ELVIA: and as "ELISHA," rather than Eliza; but these are thought to be merely typographical errors.)
(Comment: Articles in the "Logansport Journal" in March, 1910, give this lady or girl's first name as "ELVIA: and as "ELISHA," rather than Eliza; but these are thought to be merely typographical errors.)
d/o Mr. & Mrs. Henry Barnett. (EDITORIAL COMMENT: The Barnett family has been a prominent one in northern Cass county, including this immediate vicinity. Court House research discloses that in association with Asberry Barnett, a HENRY Barnett did indeed own land in this immediate neighborhood (a farm in Section 13), though he sold it in 1840 to E. V. Covault.
(Comment: Articles in the "Logansport Journal" in March, 1910, give this lady or girl's first name as "ELVIA: and as "ELISHA," rather than Eliza; but these are thought to be merely typographical errors.)
(Comment: Articles in the "Logansport Journal" in March, 1910, give this lady or girl's first name as "ELVIA: and as "ELISHA," rather than Eliza; but these are thought to be merely typographical errors.)
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