Individual Details
Mary Jane Tomlinson
(Jan 1855 - 13 Jan 1929)
- Name: Mary Jane Tomlinson [1] [2]
[1] Quaker Ency, Vol. 7, Part 6, Westfield mm, Doc5093.pdf, page 309
[1] Hinkles Creek, Ency Vol. 7, Part 6, Doc5096.pdf, page 410
Events
| Birth | Jan 1855 | Indiana, United States |  |  | |
| Birth | 21 Jan 1858 or 23 Jan 1858 | Indiana, United States | | | |
| Census | 1860 | living with parents - Washington Township, Hamilton, Indiana, United States | | ||
| Education | 1870 | attended school - Washington Township, Hamilton, Indiana, United States | | ||
| Census (family)-shared | 1870 | (Allen Tomlinson and Martha Ann Perisho) Hamilton County, Indiana, United States | | | |
| Marriage | 21 Feb 1878 | Alphesus L. Horney | | | |
| Census (family) | 23 Jun 1880 | Noblesville Township, Hamilton, Indiana, United States - Alphesus L. Horney | | | |
| Will-shared | 23 Jul 1887 | (Allen Tomlinson) Hamilton County, Indiana, United States | | | |
| Probate-shared | Bet 16 Jan 1899 and 23 Jan 1900 | (Allen Tomlinson) Circuit Court, Hamilton County, Indiana, United States | | | |
| Property (Fam) | Jun 1900 | Owned farm free of mortgage, Farm Schedule 43 - Noblesville Township, Hamilton, Indiana, United States - Alphesus L. Horney | | ||
| Census (family) | 1 Jun 1900 | Noblesville Township, Hamilton, Indiana, United States - Alphesus L. Horney | | | |
| Property (Fam) | Apr 1910 | Owned farm free of mortgage - farm schedule 24 - Noblesville Township, Hamilton, Indiana, United States - Alphesus L. Horney | | ||
| Census (family) | 19 Apr 1910 | Noblesville Township, Hamilton, Indiana, United States - Alphesus L. Horney | | | |
| Residence (family) | 1915 | Noblesville Twp - Hamilton County, Indiana, United States - Alphesus L. Horney | | ||
| Census (family) | 11 Feb 1920 | Noblesville Township, Hamilton, Indiana, United States - Alphesus L. Horney | | | |
| Widowed | 1927 | | |||
| Probate-shared | 3 Jul 1928 | (Jane Tomlinson) Will Probated - Noblesville, Hamilton, Indiana, United States | | | |
| Death | 13 Jan 1929 | at home - 957 Hannibal St., Noblesville, Hamilton, Indiana, United States | | | |
| Burial | 15 Jan 1929 | Plot: Sect: 6 Lot: A2 - Hinkle Creek Cemetery, Hamilton County, Indiana, United States | | | |
| Children (Family) | Alphesus L. Horney | | | ||
| Religion (Fam) | Hinkle Creek mm, Hamilton County, Indiana, United States - Alphesus L. Horney | | |||
| Alt name | Mary Jane Horney | | | ||
| Reference No | ID0973 | ||||
| Religion | member of Hinkle Creek Friends Church | | |||
| Education | | | |||
| Illness | Typhoid Fever | | | ||
| Parents | Allen Tomlinson and Martha A. Perisho | |
Families
| Spouse | Alphesus L. Horney (1856 - 1927) |
| Child | Royal Horney (1879 - ) |
| Child | Burnie Horney ( - 1900) |
| Child | Raymond Horney (1882 - 1958) |
| Child | Mabel Martha Horney (1888 - ) |
| Father | Allen Tomlinson (1827 - 1899) |
| Mother | Martha Ann Perisho (1832 - 1880) |
| Sibling | Luther Lee Tomlinson (1852 - 1883) |
| Sibling | William M. Tomlinson (1855 - 1856) |
| Sibling | Rev. Orlando Clark Tomlinson (1860 - 1928) |
| Sibling | Elwood B. Tomlinson (1864 - 1922) |
| Sibling | Clara Emily Tomlinson (1868 - 1946) |
Notes
Birth
- Age 42, born Jan 1855, Indiana [1][1] 1900 US Census
Birth
- Age 22, born Indiana- Born: 21 Jan 1858 [1]
[1] Quaker Ency, Vol. 7, Part 6, Westfield mm, Doc5093.pdf, page 309
Census (family)-shared
Extract:1] Allen Tomlinson: 43 yr old white male, farmer, real estate value $7000 - personal estate value $2260 - born in Indiana, white male over 21 yrs of age.
2] Martha A. Tomlinson: 47 yr old white female, keeping house, born North Carolina.
3] Luther L. Tomlinson: 18 yr old white male, working on farm, born Indiana, attended school.
4] Mary J. Tomlinson: 12 yr old white female, at home, born Indiana, attended school.
5] Orlando C. Tomlinson: 9 yr old white male, born Indiana, attended school.
6] Elwood B. Tomlinson: 6 yr old white male, born Indiana.
7] Mary E. Cutrell: 18 yr old white female, domestic servant, born North Carolina.
8] Clare McKenzie: 2 yr old white female, born Ohio
Marriage
"On February 21st, 1878, Mary Jane Tomlinson and Alpheus L. Horney were united in marriage by Nathen H. Clark, whom Alpheus recognized as Father." [1]License Date: 20 Feb 1878
Marriage Date: 21 Feb 1878 [4]
Official: Nathan H. Clark [2]
- Married for 22 yrs [3]
[1] Obit - Mary Jane Tomlinson Horney - Doc2844.pdf
[2] Indiana Marriages, 1811-2007
[3] 1900 US Census
[4] Hinkles Creek, Ency Vol. 7, Part 6, Doc5096.pdf, page 410
Census (family)
From Image:1] Alpheus Horney: Head of household - 23, white male - married - Farmer - he and parents born North Carolina
2] Mary Horney: Wife - 22, white female, married - Keeping house - She and parents born Indiana
3] Royl Horney: Son - 1, white male, single - Born Indiana, Father born North Carolina, Mother born Indiana
Will-shared
- Will Date: 23 July 1887 [1, PDF p 3]- Witnesses to Will: Cyrus Carey [ID0948] and Asher K. Tomlinson [ID0957] [1, PDF p 3]
- Will Proven, 21 Jan 1899 [1, PDF p 3]
Source List:
[1] Probate Record, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764, (OB 32), Doc6154.pdf (D)
Legend:
- * = Primary Source
- Source: (O) = Original, (D) = Derivative, (A) = Authored, (U) = Unknown
Probate-shared
- Will Date: 21 July 1887 [2]- Witnesses to Will: Cyrus Carey [ID0948] and Asher K. Tomlinson [ID0957] [2]
16 Jan 1899:
- Will Proven, Hamilton County Circuit Court [1]
- Orlando C. Tomlinson [ID0974] Named in Will to be executor, Resigns [2, PDF p 4]
21 Jan 1899: Will Proven, Hamilton County Circuit Court [2]
- Proved by testimony of Cyrus Carey, ID0948 [2]
- Cause No. 1346 [2]
- 21 Jan 1899: Alphesus L. Horney [ID0979] petitions to be named Executor and the Court names him as Executor [2, PDF p 3, 4]
24 Jan 1899:
- Allen Tomlinson departed this life Jan 1899 [2, PDF p 10]
- Guardian for Allen Tomlinson issues final Report and asks to be discharged [2, PDF p 10]
18 Apr 1899:
- Horace W. CArey says that Nora Tomlinson and Lula B. Tomlinson are not residents of Indiana [2, PDF p 5]
1 June 1899:
- Petition to sell Real Estate [2, PDF p 5]
- Appraisers: James A. ??? and Calvin Sturdivant [2, PDF p 6]
- Appraisal: $50.00 per acre including crops [2, PDF p 7]
28 June 1899:
- Real Estate Sold
- Buyer: Robert Tomlinson [Probably ID0955] [2, PDF p 11]
- Amount: $1650.00 [2, PDF Page 11]
- Court orders Executor to deliver an Executor's Deed to buyer [2, PDF p 12]
- Court orders Estate to be continued [2, PDF p 12]
23 Jan 1900:
- Final Report by Administrator [3]
Heirs: [2, PDF p 5] [3]
Mary J. Horney
Clara Carey
Orlando Tomlinson
Elwood B. Tomlinson
Laura Carter
Nora Tomlinson
Lula Tomlinson
Notes:
1. Sophrona S. Johnson, [ID0978], Guardian & Mother of Lulu Tomlinson [3]
Source List:
[1] Will, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764, Doc3144.pdf
[2] Probate Record, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764, (OB 32), Doc6154.pdf (D)
[3] Probate Record, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764, Final Report (OB 33), Doc6158.pdf
Legend:
- * = Primary Source
- Source: (O) = Original, (D) = Derivative, (A) = Authored, (U) = Unknown
Census (family)
From Image:1] Alpheus Horney: Head of household 43, white male, married for 22 yrs - born Mar 1856 - He and parents born North Carolina - Occupation: Farmer -
2] Mary J. Horney: Wife - 42, white female, married for 22 yrs - born Jan 1855 - She and parents born Indiana - Housewife - Had 4 children, 3 are living
3] Royal Horney: Son - 21, white male, single - Born June 1879 - He and mother born Indiana, Father born North Carolina - Occupation: Day laborer
4] Raymond Horney: Son - 17, white male, single - born Aug 1882 - He and mother born Indiana, Father born North Carolina - Occupation: Farm Hand -
5] Mabel Horney: Daughter - 11, white female, single - born June 1888 - She and mother born Indiana, Father born North Carolina - Attended school for 7 months
Household:
- All able to read, write and speak English
- Owned farm free of mortgage, Farm Schedule 43
Census (family)
From Image:1] Alpeus L. Horney: Head of household - 52, white male, married once 31 yrs. He and parents born North Carolina - Farmer on a general farm -
2] Mary Horney: Wife of Head - 51, white female - Married once for 31 yrs. - had 4 children, 3 are living - She and parents born Indiana - Occupation: None
Household:
- Both Able to read, write and speak English
- Owned farm free of mortgage - farm schedule 24
Census (family)
From Image:1] Alpheus L. Horney: Head of household - 63, white male, married - He and parents born North Carolina - Occupation: Farmer on a general farm
2] Mary J. Horney: Wife of head - 61, white female, married - She and parents born Indiana - Occupation: None
3] Bernice Lennen: Son-in-law - 29, white male, married - He and father born Indiana, mother born Illinois - Occupation: Laborer on Home farm
4] Mabel M. Lennen: Daughter [Daughter of head, Wife of Bernice Lennen] - 31, white female, married - She and mother born Indiana, Father born North Carolina - Occupation: None
5] Guinevere M. Lennen: Granddaughter [Granddaughter of head, daughter of Bernice and Mabel] - 4-4/12, white female - single - She and parents born Indiana
Household:
- All able to read, write and speak English EXCEPT for Genivere
Probate-shared
Estate of Jane Tomlinson Doan- Wilson Doan is made executor of the estate. [1]
- Net Inheritance: $4,296.56
- Heirs: Clare Hinshaw, Ellis Hiatt, Julius Hiatt, Arlie and Aldis Hutchens, Goldie Hutchens, Lizzie Applegate, Pearl Pfaff, Ella Kivett, Abbie Carey, Lettie Bons, Keziah Robbins, Ambrose Tomlinson, Orlando Tomlinson, Mary Horney, Gladys Wood, Laura Carter, Nora Carter, Lula B. Carter, Edna Dean Ellis, Laura Hutton, Meriam Deane, Florence H. Doane, Horace Doane, Wilson I. Doan, Leland Doan, Worth Doane, Lulu McGuire, Robert Tomlinson, Morton Tomlinson, Asher Tomlinson, Finley Tomlinson, Sarah A. Wagner Ruth Anna Schlemmer, Luella Anderson, Zona White, Stella Rybolt, Alice Rian, Noah K. Williams, John Williams, Irvin Tomlinson, Ernest T. Reddick, Leo Rian, Esther Tomlinson, Alice Baber, Carl. H. Tomlinson, W. Y. M. Of Friends and Friends Board School of Richmond, Ind. [2]
Source List:
[1] Probate News Article, (Will of Jane Doan) Doc2825.pdf
[2] Newspaper Article, Doan, Jane Tomlinson, ID0763 (Tax Report, Estate), Doc6127.pdf (A)
Legend:
- * = Primary Source
- Source: (O) = Original, (D) = Derivative, (A) = Authored, (U) = Unknown
Death
#1MRS. A. L. HORNEY AGED 71, DIES AT FAMILY HOME
Demise Was Due to a Complication of Troubles
FUNERAL TUESDAY AT HINKLE CREEK
Survived By Three Children
Mrs. Mary Jane Horney, widow of the late Alpheus L. Horney, died at the family home, at 957 Hannibal street, early Sunday morning. Mrs. Horney would have been 71 years of age on the 21st of January had she lived another week. Mrs. Horney had suffered from a complication of diseases.
The funeral services will occur at Hinkle Creek church at two o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, and the burial will be in the cemetery near the church. The services will be in charge of Rev. Noble C. Trueblood, pastor of the Friends church at Noblesville. Mrs Horney was a member of the Friends church at Hinkle Creek and had been an active worker in the church in her days of health and strength. She was also a member of the Missionary Society of Hinkle Creek and was active in furthering religious and community betterment.
Mrs. Horney leaves three children, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The children are, Mrs. Mabel Horney Lennen, at home, R. A. Horney, of northwest of Noblesville, and R. B. Horney, of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The surviving sister of Mrs. Horney is Mrs. Horace W. Carey, of Indianapolis, a brother, Rev. O. C. Tomlinson, having died in the past few days in Ohio. They were the children of the late Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tomlinson, of north of Westfield, one of the prominent families of that section of the county.
Mrs. Horney was educated in the public schools and at Union High at Westfield, and was a woman of high character and accomplishments, and had many friends who will sincerely mourn her death. [1]
#2
OBITUARY
Mary Jane Tomlinson, daughter of Allen and Martha Perisho Tomlinson, was born in Hamilton county, Indiana, January 21st, 1858; she departed this life January 13th, 1929 at her home in Noblesville, Indiana within 8 days of her 71st birthday.
Much might be said of her childhood, home and surroundings. Coming from a long line of early Quaker Ancestry she was reared tenderly and carefully; educated in public and church schools; was given the best advantages of that early day. Her parents, Allen and Martha were progressive and yet conservative in their acts and ideas of life.
Of a family of six children, Luther, Orlando, William, Mary Jane, Elwood B, and Clara - since the death of this our sister, only Clara remains - she being the wife of Horace W. Carey and residing in Indianapolis.
We do not think of Mary Horney as an old person and yet she has lived to see the passing to the Great Beyond, of Father, Mother, brothers and sisters except Clara, and also the Companion of her life, Alpheus Horney. From a child she was a Christian. Her brothers and sisters were all Christians. The only remaining brother, Orlando C. Tomlinson, a prominent Minister in the Friends church, passed away at his home in Lima, Ohio just two weeks ago, December 31st.
In this family was a strong bond of Christian love and fellowship. They loved each other so dearly and yet accepted God's chastenings with touching resign, as one by one the family has been called Home. In the little memorandum kept by Mary Horney is recorded this little prayer written on the death of her father and mother, so indicative of her life and Christian faith:
"Oh My Father who art in Heaven, do thou grant that we their children,
May everyone live to thy glory and honor,
On Earth and be gathered with Thee in Heaven,
A reunited family with our loved ones, for Jesus Sake,
Amen and Amen"
On February 21st, 1878, Mary Jane Tomlinson and Alpheus L. Horney were united in marriage by Nathen H. Clark, whom Alpheus recognized as Father. To this union was born four children. Royal, Burnie, Raymond and Mabel. Burnie died in infancy. In the mother's diary she wrote: "Dear little Burnie lent sunshine to the home for ten short months and then was transplanted to Paradise." No greater blessing ever came to Hinkle Creek meeting than when Alpheus Horney brought his bride to live in the vicinity. Married at twenty years of age - a mere girl - but with the Christ life shining out of her soul; with all the vivacity of youth; with the spirit of an earnest Christian; self-sacrificing, and willing to shoulder any burden, she was alert to every progressive move, and yet careful and wise in her judgment. Such was Mary Horney, who with her husband for so many years staunchly supported the Friends church at Hinkle. And now with the death of this our sister, passes the last charter member of the Hinkle Creek Missionary Society. But she is not dead - she has only passed on, and her influence and her life shall continue to live on, yes it shall live in the lives of her children, Raymond and Ethel Horney with their children Adrian, Kenneth and Frances - with the families of Royal and Florence Horney and the one daughter, Susan, Mable Lennen and daughter, Guenivere. Mary Horney had a wealth of treasure and love in her children and grandchildren - yes, and her great grandchildren.
In the early home life of Alpheus and Mary Horney was established the family altar with the daily prayer, the regular habits of attendance at church and Sunday school. As the babies came into their home, the boys first, her one short prayer was that her little boys might escape the snares and pitfalls of a sinful world. The prayers were answered while she yet lived, as she saw them grow into strong stalwart men - her daughter a comfort in her failing years.
The real life of Mary Horney was lived early. While in the vigor of young womanhood she was stricken with typhoid fever and for weeks and weeks her life hung in the balance, never was she permitted to recover sufficiently to take up the heavy burden of life again, but the sweet Christian spirit remained. And during the years that have followed she has lived the quiet Christian life in the home and wherever her lot was cast. One year ago the husband and father was called Home. Since then she has been patiently waiting the summoned to come up higher.
Reverently we bow in submission and to the tender memory of mother and grandmother we commit these noble sons and daughter and grandchildren. Again quoting words of her own:
"And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes,
And there shall be no death,
Neither sorrow nor crying,
Neither shall there be any pains,
For the former things are passed away." [2]
[1] Obituary, 14 Jan 1929 - Doc2843.pdf
[2] Obituary, 16 Jan 1929 - Doc2844.pdf
Burial
- Funeral: 2 pm - Hinkle Creek Church- Official: Rev. Noble C. Trueblood
- The pall bearers were Sam DeVaney, Roy Willits, Porter Bray, Thomas E. Ramsey, Noah Earl and George Cheesman.
- The girls who carried the flowers were girls of the Hinkle Creek neighborhood.
Children (Family)
Mrs. Horney leaves three children, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The children are,Mrs. Mabel Horney Lennen, at home,
R. A. Horney, of northwest of Noblesville, and
R. B. Horney, of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. [1]
Had 4 children, 3 are living [2] [3]
[1] Obit - Mary Jane Tomlinson Horney, 14 Jan 1929 - Doc2843.pdf
[2] 1900 US Census
[3] 1910 US Census
Alt name
Mary Horney [1] [3]Mary J Horney [2] [4]
[1] 1880 US Census
[2] 1900 US Census
[3] 1910 US Census
[4] 1920 US census
Education
"Mrs. Horney was educated in the public schools and at Union High at Westfield . . . " [1]- Able to read, write and speak English [2] [3]
[1] Obit for Mary Jane Tomlinson Horney, 14 Jan 1929, Doc2843.pdf
[2] 1910 US Census
[3] 1920 US census
Illness
"While in the vigor of young womanhood she was stricken with typhoid fever and for weeks and weeks her life hung in the balance, never was she permitted to recover sufficiently to take up the heavy burden of life again, but the sweet Christian spirit remained." [1][1] Obit - Mary Jane Tomlinson, 16 Jan 1929 - Doc2844.pdf
Endnotes
1. 1900 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 86, Sheet 3A, Line 15, Alpheus Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T623_375; FHL microfilm: 1240375. www.ancestry.com, accessed 8 Aug 2015.
2. Tomlinson Family Group Sheets. Created by Myron Foulke Robbins, Sr ID0016, about 1981. Images are photocopies of his originals with my notes added. RobbHaas Digital Archive, Acc000795/Doc0265.pdf/Doc3342.pdf, page 18.
3. 1860 US Census, Washington Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 107, Line 2, Dwelling and Family 804, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764 Household. Original Data: NARA M653 Roll 263. www.ancestry.com, accessed 9 Dec 2006. Acc000749/ Ph8348-003.jpg.
4. Obituary, "Mary Jane Tomlinson ..." Noblesville Daily Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 16 Jan 1929. Repository: Hamilton East Public Library (Noblesville, Indiana), Indiana Room, Microfilm. Doc2844.pdf.
5. Obituary, "Mrs. A. L. Horney Aged 71, dies at Family Home" Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 14 Jan 1929, page 1. Repository: Hamilton East Public Library (Noblesville, Indiana), Indiana Room, microfilm. Doc2843.pdf.
6. 1880 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana, SD 3, ED 39, Page 36A, Line 21, Alpheus Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data: FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MH93-LKJ : accessed 8 August 2015), Mary Horney in household of Alphius Horney.
7. 1910 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 106, Sheet 2B, Line 51, Dwelling & Family 39, Alpheus L. Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T624_353; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0106; FHL microfilm: 1374366. www.ancestry.com.
8. 1920 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 104, Sheet 7A, Line25, Lafayatte Road, Dwelling & Family 158, Alpheus L. Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T625_436. www.ancestry.com, accessed 9 Aug 2015.
9. 1870 US Census, Washington Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 70, Line 24-31, Dwelling 550, Family 537, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764 Household. Original Data: NARA, M593, roll 319. www.ancestry.com, accessed 9 Dec 2006. Acc000750/ Ph8349-002.jpg.
10. Heiss, Willard, ed, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol-7 [Indiana]. Abstracts of the Records of the Society of Friends in Indiana. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1962. Bk2973. Part 6, pages 291-348 (Select Pages), Hiatt, Tomlinson and Other Families, Doc5093.pdf, page 309.
11. 1860 US Census, Washington Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 107, Line 2, Dwelling and Family 804, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764 Household. Original Data: NARA M653 Roll 263. www.ancestry.com, accessed 9 Dec 2006. Acc000749/ Ph8348-003.jpg.
12. 1870 US Census, Washington Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 70, Line 24-31, Dwelling 550, Family 537, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764 Household. Original Data: NARA, M593, roll 319. www.ancestry.com, accessed 9 Dec 2006. Acc000750/ Ph8349-002.jpg.
13. 1870 US Census, Washington Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 70, Line 24-31, Dwelling 550, Family 537, Allen Tomlinson, ID0764 Household. Original Data: NARA, M593, roll 319. www.ancestry.com, accessed 9 Dec 2006. Acc000750/ Ph8349-002.jpg.
14. Tomlinson Family Group Sheets. Created by Myron Foulke Robbins, Sr ID0016, about 1981. Images are photocopies of his originals with my notes added. RobbHaas Digital Archive, Acc000795/Doc0265.pdf/Doc3342.pdf, page 18.
15. Find a Grave Memorial, Mary J. Horney - Hinkle Creek Cemetery - Memorial# 39829744.
16. Obituary, "Mary Jane Tomlinson ..." Noblesville Daily Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 16 Jan 1929. Repository: Hamilton East Public Library (Noblesville, Indiana), Indiana Room, Microfilm. Doc2844.pdf.
17. Database On-line, "Indiana Marriages, 1811-2007," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VXPJ-BTF : accessed 8 August 2015), Alpheus L Horney and Mary Jane Tomlinson, 21 Feb 1878; citing Hamilton, Indiana, United States, county clerk of.
18. 1900 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 86, Sheet 3A, Line 15, Alpheus Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T623_375; FHL microfilm: 1240375. www.ancestry.com, accessed 8 Aug 2015.
19. 1910 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 106, Sheet 2B, Line 51, Dwelling & Family 39, Alpheus L. Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T624_353; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0106; FHL microfilm: 1374366. www.ancestry.com.
20. Heiss, Willard, ed, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol-7 [Indiana]. Abstracts of the Records of the Society of Friends in Indiana. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1962. Bk2973. Part 6, pages 387-418 (Select Pages), Hiatt & Tomlinson Family, Doc5096.pdf, page 410.
21. 1880 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana, SD 3, ED 39, Page 36A, Line 21, Alpheus Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data: FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MH93-LKJ : accessed 8 August 2015), Mary Horney in household of Alphius Horney.
22. "Indiana Wills and Probate Records, 1798-1999". Database Online. Original Data: Indiana County, District and Probate Courts. www.ancestry.com,, 10 Sept 2015. Hamilton County, Will Record Vol. F (15 May 1884-30 Jan 1892), page 328-330. Allen Tomlinson, ID0764, Robert Tomlinson, ID0060. Doc3144.pdf.
23. Probate Record, "Indiana, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1798-1999" [database on-line]. Hamilton County, Indiana, Probate Order Books, Circuit Court, Vol 32, 1898-1899. Allen Tomlinson, ID0764 Estate. www.ancestry.com, (accessed 14 Jan 2022, Doc6154.pdf.
24. "Indiana Wills and Probate Records, 1798-1999". Database Online. Original Data: Indiana County, District and Probate Courts. www.ancestry.com,, 10 Sept 2015. Hamilton County, Will Record Vol. F (15 May 1884-30 Jan 1892), page 328-330. Allen Tomlinson, ID0764, Robert Tomlinson, ID0060. Doc3144.pdf.
25. Probate Record, "Indiana, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1798-1999" [database on-line]. Hamilton County, Indiana, Probate Order Books, Circuit Court, Vol 32, 1898-1899. Allen Tomlinson, ID0764 Estate. www.ancestry.com, (accessed 14 Jan 2022, Doc6154.pdf.
26. Probate Record, "Indiana, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1798-1999" [database on-line]. Hamilton County, Indiana Circuit Court, Order Book, 33, p 545-548. Allen Tomlinson, ID0764, Estate. www.ancestry.com, accessed 23 Jan 2022, Doc6158.pdf.
27. 1900 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 86, Sheet 3A, Line 15, Alpheus Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T623_375; FHL microfilm: 1240375. www.ancestry.com, accessed 8 Aug 2015.
28. 1900 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 86, Sheet 3A, Line 15, Alpheus Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T623_375; FHL microfilm: 1240375. www.ancestry.com, accessed 8 Aug 2015.
29. 1910 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 106, Sheet 2B, Line 51, Dwelling & Family 39, Alpheus L. Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T624_353; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0106; FHL microfilm: 1374366. www.ancestry.com.
30. 1910 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 106, Sheet 2B, Line 51, Dwelling & Family 39, Alpheus L. Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T624_353; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0106; FHL microfilm: 1374366. www.ancestry.com.
31. Book, History of Hamilton County, Indiana - Haines, 1915, pgs 846, 847.
32. 1920 US Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 104, Sheet 7A, Line25, Lafayatte Road, Dwelling & Family 158, Alpheus L. Horney, ID0979 household. Original Data, NARA: T625_436. www.ancestry.com, accessed 9 Aug 2015.
33. Obituary, "Mrs. A. L. Horney Aged 71, dies at Family Home" Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 14 Jan 1929, page 1. Repository: Hamilton East Public Library (Noblesville, Indiana), Indiana Room, microfilm. Doc2843.pdf.
34. Find a Grave Memorial, Alpheus L. Horney - Hinkle Creek Cemetery - Memorial# 39829440.
35. Newspaper Article, "Mrs. Doan Gives $1000 to Western Meeting Friends" Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 4 July 1928. Repository: Hamilton East Public Library, Indiana Room. Doc2825.pdf.
36. "Complicated Tax Report: In the Jane Doane Estate Filed with the court" Noblesville Daily Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana). Friday 13 Feb 1931, Page 4, Col. 1. https://www.newspapers.com/image/353572887/ (accessed 22 Sept 2021), Doc6127.pdf .
37. Tomlinson Family Group Sheets. Created by Myron Foulke Robbins, Sr ID0016, about 1981. Images are photocopies of his originals with my notes added. RobbHaas Digital Archive, Acc000795/Doc0265.pdf/Doc3342.pdf, page 18.
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