IX. Notes: Endnotes and Sources:

Notes: Endnotes and Sources [1] to [4]:

[1].	“Pleasant Hill Cemetery Names” from papers in the “Phillips Estate”; not dated;
	Indiana Room, Danville Public Library, 101 S. Indiana St., Danville, Indiana 46122,
	317‑745‑2604; these papers have been transcribed below, see Appendix 1:
	Transcription of the Pleasant Hill Cemetery Information from the Phillips Estate.
[2].	List of “Head Stones on Allan F. Johnson Farm, which were destroyed in 1967” for”
	“Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Cemetery, also known as Pike Hill Cemetery”; in a letter,
	dated March 17, 1973, to Marjorie (McAninch) Waggoner [see Note 7], from Mrs. Ennis
	Johnson (Mrs. Allan F. Johnson), RR 1, Box 98, Coatesville, Indiana 46121; the Johnsons
	owned the farm property where the cemetery was located, and Mrs. Johnson was a family
	historian and genealogist for some of her families, including Phillips and Newman; see
	Appendix 2: Transcription of the Pleasant Hill Cemetery Letter from Mrs. Ennis Johnson”
[3].	The Indiana State Library, Indianapolis, Genealogy Division, has two versions of the
	same ‘short list’, with only 13 names on each of these lists, see Appendix 3:
	Transcription of the Pleasant Hill Cemetery Info from the Indiana State Library;
[3a].	“Pleasant Hill Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery”, in “Some Hendricks County,
	Indiana, Cemeteries”, Indiana State Library, Indianapolis; G977.201 H498s, two parts:
[3a1]	the original hand-written list (before 1964?); and
[3a2]	“Information provided by Mark Accas, Nash., Tenn., Oct. 13, 1977” [“Accas 1977” note];
[3b].	“Old Pleasant Hill Methodist Cemetery”, one sheet, a typed copy of essentially
	the same list, annotated “10/26/64”, same 13 names, with some subtle differences;
	call number G pf 977.201 H498 no. 11 (4);
[4].	Louise McAninch (1908-1979), wife of Herbert A. McAninch (1908-1998), g-g-grand-son
	of Samuel McAninch; Herbert and Louise lived in Auburn (DeKalb County), Indiana,
	and Louise did a lot of on-site research in the Hendricks County area, corresponding with
	both Marjorie (McAninch) Waggoner [see Note 7] and Beatrice (McAninch) Bayless
	(1901-1998) (from P.O. Box 367, Auburn, Indiana); see Appendix 4:
	Transcription of Letters from Mrs. Louise McAninch, and the 1963 Photographs.
[4a].	1963 photographs (see Appendix 4, and List of Exhibits and Image Files, below);
	Louise McAninch sent copies of the photographs to Marjorie in 1964 [4e, letter]
[4a1]	“Area”, area view of the cemetery	Area View (Color)
[4a2]	“Isabelle”, Isabelle (Ridpath) McAninch marker	Isabelle (Black and White)
[4a3]	“Polly S.”, Polly S. (McAninch) Harlan marker	Polly S. (Black and White)
[4a4]	“S Mc”, Samuel McAninch foot stone	S Mc (Black and White)
[4a5]	“Samuel”, Samuel McAninch, “Died July 30 1859”	Samuel (Color)  /  closeup (BW)
[4a6]	“House”, view of the old house	Old Building:  east  /  north  (BW)
[4b].	Apr. 13, 1963, letter to Beatrice and Marjorie [Louise “found Samuel’s grave!”]
[4c].	Oct. 29, 1963, letter to Beatrice and Marjorie [Pleasant Hill Church, Archives at DePauw]
[4d].	Jan. 14, 1964, letter to Marjorie [Pleasant Hill Cemetery, brief descriptions of the photos]
[4e].	Mar 14, 1964, letter to Marjorie [with copies of the pictures from Pleasant Hill Cemetery]
[4f].	Aug. 18, 1964, letter to Beatrice and Marjorie [Family Bible of Daniel McAninch]

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