Notes:

Buried:
Event Description: Carmel Cemetery

Rachel married William McNeel on 20 Mar 1834 in Washington, Pennsylvania, USA. William (son of James McNeel and Jane Authur) was born on 10 Oct 1810 in Washington, Pennsylvania, USA; died on 14 Apr 1887 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; was buried in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: 4 Jun 1870, Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; House hold # 60 Roll 328 Book 1 Page 215
• Residence: 10 Jun 1880, Republican, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; House hold # 79 Roll 288 Book 1 Page 241
• Residence: 4 Jun 1900, Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; House hold # 43 Page 14a

Notes:

Source of information: Census records

1870 Jefferson Co., Hanover Township, Indiana; Roll 328 Book 1, pg. 215 & 216

House Hold # 63

McNeel James 35 Farmer Penn.
Susan 29 Indiana
Stella 7 Indiana
Medora 3 Indiana
Janetta 2/12 Indiana

1880 Jefferson Co., Republican Township, Indiana; Roll 288 Book 1, pg. 241

McNeel James 45 Pa. Pa. Pa.
Susan 40 Ind. Scotland Scotland
Stella 16 Ind.
Madora 12 Ind.
Jeannette 8 Ind.
Harvey 3 Ind.

1900 Jefferson Co., Hanover Township, Indiana; Page 14a

McNeel James 65 Feb. 1835 m. 40 yrs Pa.
Susie 59 Sept. 1840 5/4 Ind.
Madie 32 Nov. 1867 Single Ind.
Also living in this house hold was Lollie E. Leonard as a boarder and Allie Johnson as a Black servant.

James married Susan Forrest Morton on 21 Oct 1859 in Jefferson, Indiana, USA. Susan (daughter of John Morton and Jeanette Weir) was born on 12 Sep 1840 in Switzerland, Indiana, USA; died in 1919 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; was buried in 1919 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 16 Oct 1854, Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA
• Residence: 21 Jun 1900, Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; House hold # 188 Page 21

Notes:

source of informaiton: Carmel Church records: Originals owned by Wilma Walker of which I now own a photo copied set

Baptized on Monday of Communion October 16th 1854 by Rev. Samuel Wilson of Xenia Ohio: Wallace infant son of William &_____ McNeil

Jefferson Co., Hanover, Indiana 1900 Census.:
Living in house hold #188:

McNeel, Wallace H. 6/1854     46 Farmer Indiana Pa. Pa.
Martha R. 11/1860   39 Indiana England Scotland
Helen D. 1/1893   7 Indiana Indiana Indiana

Wallace married Martha "Mattie" Roy Millican on 5 Jan 1892 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. Martha was born on 26 Nov 1860 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; died on 31 Mar 1947 in Burkeville, Nottoway, Virginia, USA; was buried in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Medical Condition: Death record filed 6/11/1953 Book: D-21 page: 108
• Baptism: 24 Apr 1870, Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; Carmel Church

Notes:

source of information: Carmel Church records. Originals owned by Wilma Walker of which I have a set of photo copies.

Baptized in Carmel Church by Rev. Moses Arnott on Sabbath of Communion April the 24th 1870......Janet infant daughter of James and Susan McNeel....

Died:
Event Description: Kings's Daughter's Hospital

Buried:
Event Description: Hanover Cemetery

Jennetta married William Wade Walker on 19 Sep 1895 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. William (son of George Washington Walker and Hester Shannon) was born on 7 Jan 1866 in Jefferson, Indiana, USA; died on 27 Jul 1945 in Jefferson County, Indiana, USA; was buried on 29 Jul 1945 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Mabel Lanham in 1914. Mabel died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: 2 Apr 1930, Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; House hold # 6 Main Cross Street

Notes:

I believe this was written by David Boone. Wilma Walker's son.

Leonard was my grandfather. He was in construction. He had heavy equipment to build roads, bridges and put in basements and put up buildings I spent many summers with him and my grandmother Caya ( Clara Jones) in Hanover. Loved to go to Hanover Beach.
Leonard's father loved to have the latest machinery, but couldn't fix them when they broke. Leonard was good a fixing things. He loved steam engines. He had tractor steam engines and I remember driving a jeep that had a steam engine in the back with a big boiler and smoke stack around Hanover. He, also, had a small paddle wheel steam boat. Kind of a miniature of the big beautiful Ohio River Steam Boats.
Leonard helped put boats in the water in Madison when they had their annual Boat Races. Madison had one of the fastest big speed boats around in the country. Lining along the Ohio was something he really loved and he left me with many wonderful memories along the river in Indiana.

Source of information: Genealogy.com: Family Archive Image> Jefferson Co., Hanover Township, In. Main Cross St. Roll 595 Book 2, page 93.

House hold # 6

Walker, Leonard (31) now married to Clara (39) they have two children, their son Kendell L. (7) and their daughter Wilma G. (5).

Living in house hold # 14 of the same source is Leonard's brother John (23) along with his wife Jean F. Knoeble Walker (23)

Buried:
Event Description: Hanover Cemetery

James married Clara Jones in 1920. Clara was born in 1892; died in 1968 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; was buried in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Buried:
Event Description: Old Bethel Cemetery

George married Helen Roberts in 1927. Helen died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Clifford Kelly. Clifford died in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: 2 Apr 1930, Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; House hold # 14 on Main Cross Street

Notes:

Source of Information: Genealogy.com: Family Archive Image>
1930 Jefferson Co., Hanover Township, Main Cross St., In. Roll 595 Book 2, page 93:

House hold # 14

Walker, John 23 b. In. Pa b. In. Ma b. In. no occupation listed
Jean 23     In.          In.                           In. "

Obit from the Madison Currier:
JOHN WALKER
John T. Walker, 83, Naperville, Ill., died Thursday at the Hinsdale Hospital in Hinsdale, Ill.
Formerly of Hanover, he was a retired operating engineer for G.H. Alen in Vincennes and was a member of the Luman Christi Presbyterian Church in Darien, Ill.
Survivors include his wife, Jean Knoebel Walker; two daughters: Lois Hall, Darien, Ill.; and Helen Hall, Burr Ridge, Ill.; three grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one son, John T. Walker, two daughters, Miriam and Naomi Walker.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Vail-Holt funeral Home Hanover Chapel with burial in Springdale Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 until 8 p.m. Sunday and after 9 a.m. Monday.

Memorial Service For John Taylor Walker ( Written by Shannon Clarkson, John's niece)
February 19, 1990
Hanover, Indiana

John Taylor Walker was born in 1906, the fourth son and fifth child born to Jennetta Morton McNeel and William Wade Walker. He is the last of the six children to die. He grew up on his parent's farm, helping with the farming and with his Father's gravel pit. He and his brothers became acquainted with mechanical things early on. Their father loved to buy the latest mechanical wonders but when they broke, he hadn't a clue how to fix them.. it was up to Neel, Leonard, Shannon and John to keep things running. This early experience with machines stayed with all of them.. but especially Leonard and John, who spent their lives operating big machinery..steam shovels and bull dozers and even steam engines.

The boys all worked hard for their father, helping him build many roads around Hanover and throughout Jefferson County. But they found time to have a little fun, too. My dad always told the story of an afternoon when he and John decided to go squirrel hunting. They finally found one and chased it up a big hollow tree on the hillside behind the house. When it wouldn't come out they decided to fire the shotgun up the trunk. Seconds later, the tree caught on fire and the whole hillside would have gone up in flames if a sudden rainstorm hadn't occurred.

A strong influence in the Walker home was the Presbyterian Church, or should I say churches, since they attended three, Bethel, Carmel an finally Hanover. John and his wife Jean were very active in their church in Vincennes where Hohn served as an elder, sang in the choir and was the chief of transportation for anyone who needed groceries or a ride to church. Being a faithful Christian didn't mean he didn't have a temper, though. Mabel Walker told me how John would get so mad at my mother.. who was no doubt teasing him.. that he would in exasperation say "Dod dammit, Libby!" and its probably just as well that we not mention all the BB gun stories.

Suffice it to say John enjoyed life, and enjoyed his family. He and Jean were married for 65 years and raised two daughters, Lois and Helen and have always taken a great interest in the lives of their grandchildren, Dee Ann, Linda and John and their children, Michael, Angela, Amy, Matthew, Stacy and Eric.

His love of life will stay with all of us as we remember him and his love for us all.

Buried:
Event Description: Springdale Cemetery

John married Jean Florence Knoebel on 18 Nov 1925 in Madison, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. Jean (daughter of George Henry Knoebel and Rachel Anna "Annie" Mott) was born on 13 Dec 1906 in Madison, Jefferson, Indiana, USA; died on 6 Jun 1997 in Hinsdale, DuPage, Illinois, USA; was buried on 12 Jun 1997 in Madison, Jefferson, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

according to Elisabeth's newspaper obit. Elisabeth's wishes were to be cremated.  She was a member of Calsin Presbyterian Church: 2501 Ruby Lane, Louisville, Ky.

Died:
Event Description: in her home

Buried:
Event Description: Hanover Cemetery

Mary married James T. Clarkson in 1928. James died in 1982. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]