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1830 Questions: Head of household, Number of free white males and females categorized by age group (age categories: 0 to 5, 5 to 10, 10 to 15, 15 to 20, 20 to 30, 30 to 40, 40 to 50, 50 to 60, 60 to 70, 70 to 80, 80 to 90, 90 to 100, over 100), Number of foreigners not naturalized, Number of free colored males and females by age group, Number of male and female slaves by age group, Number of white blind persons and number of blind slaves and colored persons, Number of white deaf-mutes and number of deaf-mute slaves and colored persons, Number of white aliens
![familyimages > Henry County, Indiana, 1830: John Dennis, Samuel Dille
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Males
one under 5, one 10 to < 15, one 30 to < 40
Females
one under 5, one 5 to < 10, two 10 to < 15, one 30 to < 40
http://www.hcgs.net/knightstown.html
Knightstown Pioneer Baptist Cemetery
Established, November 22, 1827
Wayne Township, Henry County, IN
The Knightstown Pioneer Baptist cemetery was established November 22, 1827 on land sold by Jeremiah Groves, for $1.00, to Joseph Watts, Jacob Parkhurst and John Dennis, Trustees of the Blue River Baptist Church. The church was built in 1826...Most of the early pioneers of Knightstown cemeter are buried here. Heaton, who was the first known white family into Henry county in 1816...near Blue River next to Raysville, Parkhurst, Dille, Goble and others. In 1838 the cholera epidemic must have hit Knightstown very hard, there are numerous deaths recorded for that year, mostly children....With this list I have tried to come up with an accounting of all known burials....
[no Dennises listed]
Dille, Brice 9 Sep 1834 49y
Dille, Caleb 1839 1759 Rev. War Veteran
Dille, Elizabeth 17 Jul 1846 48y W of Brice
Dille, Elizabeth 1861 W of Joseph
Dille, Joseph 5 May 1874 84y, 11m
Dille, Joseph Jr. 12 Jan 1894 74y. 10m, 24d S of Joseph
Dille, Rebecca 1834 W of Caleb
Notes (info from Wikipedia):
Wayne Township is located in the southwest corner of Henry County, Indiana and includes Knightstown. Jackson Township, Hancock County, is adjacent to Wayne Township, Henry County, to the west
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Jackson Township is located on the western edge of Hancock County, Indiana and includes Charlottesville. Wayne Township, Henry County, is adjacent to Jackson Township, Hancock County to the east. Blue River Township, Hancock County is adjacent to Jackson Township, Hancock County to the south.
Blue River Township is located in the southeast corner of Hancock County, Indiana. Jackson Township, Hancock County is adjacent to Blue River Township, Hancock County to the north.
Henry County was formed in 1822. It was named for Patriot Patrick Henry, governor of Virginia.
Hancock County was formed in 1828. It was named for John Hancock, president of the Continental Congress, who signed his name prominently to the Declaration of Independence.](http://familyimages.smugmug.com/Connect-with-the-past/selected-households-census/1830-US-Census-selected/Census1830INHenryDennisJohnAnd/181306091_wNUeP-Ti.jpg "familyimages > Henry County, Indiana, 1830: John Dennis, Samuel Dille
John Dennis 1 - 1 - - 1- - - - - - - 1 1 2 - - 1 - - - - - -
Males
one under 5, one 10 to < 15, one 30 to < 40
Females
one under 5, one 5 to < 10, two 10 to < 15, one 30 to < 40
http://www.hcgs.net/knightstown.html
Knightstown Pioneer Baptist Cemetery
Established, November 22, 1827
Wayne Township, Henry County, IN
The Knightstown Pioneer Baptist cemetery was established November 22, 1827 on land sold by Jeremiah Groves, for $1.00, to Joseph Watts, Jacob Parkhurst and John Dennis, Trustees of the Blue River Baptist Church. The church was built in 1826...Most of the early pioneers of Knightstown cemeter are buried here. Heaton, who was the first known white family into Henry county in 1816...near Blue River next to Raysville, Parkhurst, Dille, Goble and others. In 1838 the cholera epidemic must have hit Knightstown very hard, there are numerous deaths recorded for that year, mostly children....With this list I have tried to come up with an accounting of all known burials....
[no Dennises listed]
Dille, Brice 9 Sep 1834 49y
Dille, Caleb 1839 1759 Rev. War Veteran
Dille, Elizabeth 17 Jul 1846 48y W of Brice
Dille, Elizabeth 1861 W of Joseph
Dille, Joseph 5 May 1874 84y, 11m
Dille, Joseph Jr. 12 Jan 1894 74y. 10m, 24d S of Joseph
Dille, Rebecca 1834 W of Caleb
Notes (info from Wikipedia):
Wayne Township is located in the southwest corner of Henry County, Indiana and includes Knightstown. Jackson Township, Hancock County, is adjacent to Wayne Township, Henry County, to the west
.
Jackson Township is located on the western edge of Hancock County, Indiana and includes Charlottesville. Wayne Township, Henry County, is adjacent to Jackson Township, Hancock County to the east. Blue River Township, Hancock County is adjacent to Jackson Township, Hancock County to the south.
Blue River Township is located in the southeast corner of Hancock County, Indiana. Jackson Township, Hancock County is adjacent to Blue River Township, Hancock County to the north.
Henry County was formed in 1822. It was named for Patriot Patrick Henry, governor of Virginia.
Hancock County was formed in 1828. It was named for John Hancock, president of the Continental Congress, who signed his name prominently to the Declaration of Independence.")
