Census records for Adam Dinsmore indicate family lived in Vermillion County, Indiana 1830 - 1850.
Copy of a letter that was written to J. Edwin Walker in Raleigh, NC in 1924. The letter was sent to him by the Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, DC regarding the 1812 War Section and Adam's land warrant.
"I have to advise you that from the records of this Bureau, it appears that Adam Dinsmore enlisted in Blount County, Tennessee and served as a private from January 10, 1814 to May 17, 1814 in Captain Duncan'sCompany, Tennessee Militia, against the Creek Indians.
In 1850, he was seventy two years old and a resident of Vermillion County, Indiana. He died there September 14, 1854. Soldier married February 13, 1806 in Tennessee, Grisey M. Debusk, she was allowed bounty land in full satisfaction for the service rendered. In 1855, she was sixty-seven years old and living in Vermillion CO. IN. There is no further family data on file. The Revolutionary and War of 1812 records of this Bureau are open for inspection."
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BLM - ES, GLO Records
Accession/Serial #: IN0050_.402 US Reservations: ---
BLM Serial #: ES NO S/N Mineral Reservations: No
State: INDIANA Authority: April 24, 1820: SALE-CASHENTRY ( 3 Stat. 566)
Patentee Name: ADAM DINSMORE
Document #: 2430 Acres: 80
Issue Date: December 8, 1831
Land Office: VINCENNES
Cancelled: No
Aliquot Sec/ Fract. Survey
Parts Blk Twnshp Range Sect. Meridian StateCounties Nr.
E1/2SW 32/ 16-N 9-W No 2nd PM IN VERMILLION ---
Adam Dinsmore is listed as an Original Landowner in Vermillion County, Helts Township, Indiana.
Year of purchase was 1831
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Probate Record State of Indiana, Vermillion County:
(extracted to show survivors) November 1854
David B. Dinsmore administrator:
"Said decedent at his death left his heirs at law Grizzy Dinsmore his widow, Elias Dinsmore, James Dinsmore, Adam L. Dinsmore, Rachel Pearman intermarried with John Pearman, Harry Hamilton and Benjamin B Hamilton children and heirs at law of Elizabeth Hamilton who was a daughter _____
(unreadable few words) said decedent, Eliza Jane Dinsmore, Susan Ingram intermarried with Wakefield Ingram and David Dinsmore his administrator and petitioner who are all the heirs of said decedent __
except said Hamiltons who are minors"
(note: I have copy of this record. it was shared with me by researer Elinor S)
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Known children of Adam and Grace:
Elias Debusk Dinsmore (1807-1892)
married Malinda M. Bays
James B. Dinsmore (1810-1866)
married Leticia Peters
Adam Leach Dinsmore ((1812-1888)
married Matilda Bennel
Margaret Dinsmore (1813-bef 1854)
married Elijah Baze
Rachel Dinsmore (1818-1895)
married John Pearman
Elizabeth Dinsmore (abt 1820-Apr 1850)
married Harrison Hamilton
Eliza Jane Dinsmore (abt 1822-aft 1854)
married - no marriage found as yet
David Blackburn Dinsmore (1823-1898)
married Elizabeth Peters
Martha Dinsmore (abg 1824-bef 1854)
married John Shoemaker
Susan Jane Dinsmore (1829-1917)
married Wakefield Ingram
Have seen entries in a few places that indicate several more children born to this couple. Do not at this time have documention to support this. Any further information to support this will be most happily accepted.
Copy of a letter that was written to J. Edwin Walker in Raleigh, NC in 1924. The letter was sent to him by the Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, DC regarding the 1812 War Section and Adam's land warrant.
"I have to advise you that from the records of this Bureau, it appears that Adam Dinsmore enlisted in Blount County, Tennessee and served as a private from January 10, 1814 to May 17, 1814 in Captain Duncan'sCompany, Tennessee Militia, against the Creek Indians.
In 1850, he was seventy two years old and a resident of Vermillion County, Indiana. He died there September 14, 1854. Soldier married February 13, 1806 in Tennessee, Grisey M. Debusk, she was allowed bounty land in full satisfaction for the service rendered. In 1855, she was sixty-seven years old and living in Vermillion CO. IN. There is no further family data on file. The Revolutionary and War of 1812 records of this Bureau are open for inspection."
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BLM - ES, GLO Records
Accession/Serial #: IN0050_.402 US Reservations: ---
BLM Serial #: ES NO S/N Mineral Reservations: No
State: INDIANA Authority: April 24, 1820: SALE-CASHENTRY ( 3 Stat. 566)
Patentee Name: ADAM DINSMORE
Document #: 2430 Acres: 80
Issue Date: December 8, 1831
Land Office: VINCENNES
Cancelled: No
Aliquot Sec/ Fract. Survey
Parts Blk Twnshp Range Sect. Meridian StateCounties Nr.
E1/2SW 32/ 16-N 9-W No 2nd PM IN VERMILLION ---
Adam Dinsmore is listed as an Original Landowner in Vermillion County, Helts Township, Indiana.
Year of purchase was 1831
- - -
Probate Record State of Indiana, Vermillion County:
(extracted to show survivors) November 1854
David B. Dinsmore administrator:
"Said decedent at his death left his heirs at law Grizzy Dinsmore his widow, Elias Dinsmore, James Dinsmore, Adam L. Dinsmore, Rachel Pearman intermarried with John Pearman, Harry Hamilton and Benjamin B Hamilton children and heirs at law of Elizabeth Hamilton who was a daughter _____
(unreadable few words) said decedent, Eliza Jane Dinsmore, Susan Ingram intermarried with Wakefield Ingram and David Dinsmore his administrator and petitioner who are all the heirs of said decedent __
except said Hamiltons who are minors"
(note: I have copy of this record. it was shared with me by researer Elinor S)
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Known children of Adam and Grace:
Elias Debusk Dinsmore (1807-1892)
married Malinda M. Bays
James B. Dinsmore (1810-1866)
married Leticia Peters
Adam Leach Dinsmore ((1812-1888)
married Matilda Bennel
Margaret Dinsmore (1813-bef 1854)
married Elijah Baze
Rachel Dinsmore (1818-1895)
married John Pearman
Elizabeth Dinsmore (abt 1820-Apr 1850)
married Harrison Hamilton
Eliza Jane Dinsmore (abt 1822-aft 1854)
married - no marriage found as yet
David Blackburn Dinsmore (1823-1898)
married Elizabeth Peters
Martha Dinsmore (abg 1824-bef 1854)
married John Shoemaker
Susan Jane Dinsmore (1829-1917)
married Wakefield Ingram
Have seen entries in a few places that indicate several more children born to this couple. Do not at this time have documention to support this. Any further information to support this will be most happily accepted.
Census records for Adam Dinsmore indicate family lived in Vermillion County, Indiana 1830 - 1850.
Copy of a letter that was written to J. Edwin Walker in Raleigh, NC in 1924. The letter was sent to him by the Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, DC regarding the 1812 War Section and Adam's land warrant.
"I have to advise you that from the records of this Bureau, it appears that Adam Dinsmore enlisted in Blount County, Tennessee and served as a private from January 10, 1814 to May 17, 1814 in Captain Duncan'sCompany, Tennessee Militia, against the Creek Indians.
In 1850, he was seventy two years old and a resident of Vermillion County, Indiana. He died there September 14, 1854. Soldier married February 13, 1806 in Tennessee, Grisey M. Debusk, she was allowed bounty land in full satisfaction for the service rendered. In 1855, she was sixty-seven years old and living in Vermillion CO. IN. There is no further family data on file. The Revolutionary and War of 1812 records of this Bureau are open for inspection."
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BLM - ES, GLO Records
Accession/Serial #: IN0050_.402 US Reservations: ---
BLM Serial #: ES NO S/N Mineral Reservations: No
State: INDIANA Authority: April 24, 1820: SALE-CASHENTRY ( 3 Stat. 566)
Patentee Name: ADAM DINSMORE
Document #: 2430 Acres: 80
Issue Date: December 8, 1831
Land Office: VINCENNES
Cancelled: No
Aliquot Sec/ Fract. Survey
Parts Blk Twnshp Range Sect. Meridian StateCounties Nr.
E1/2SW 32/ 16-N 9-W No 2nd PM IN VERMILLION ---
Adam Dinsmore is listed as an Original Landowner in Vermillion County, Helts Township, Indiana.
Year of purchase was 1831
- - -
Probate Record State of Indiana, Vermillion County:
(extracted to show survivors) November 1854
David B. Dinsmore administrator:
"Said decedent at his death left his heirs at law Grizzy Dinsmore his widow, Elias Dinsmore, James Dinsmore, Adam L. Dinsmore, Rachel Pearman intermarried with John Pearman, Harry Hamilton and Benjamin B Hamilton children and heirs at law of Elizabeth Hamilton who was a daughter _____
(unreadable few words) said decedent, Eliza Jane Dinsmore, Susan Ingram intermarried with Wakefield Ingram and David Dinsmore his administrator and petitioner who are all the heirs of said decedent __
except said Hamiltons who are minors"
(note: I have copy of this record. it was shared with me by researer Elinor S)
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Known children of Adam and Grace:
Elias Debusk Dinsmore (1807-1892)
married Malinda M. Bays
James B. Dinsmore (1810-1866)
married Leticia Peters
Adam Leach Dinsmore ((1812-1888)
married Matilda Bennel
Margaret Dinsmore (1813-bef 1854)
married Elijah Baze
Rachel Dinsmore (1818-1895)
married John Pearman
Elizabeth Dinsmore (abt 1820-Apr 1850)
married Harrison Hamilton
Eliza Jane Dinsmore (abt 1822-aft 1854)
married - no marriage found as yet
David Blackburn Dinsmore (1823-1898)
married Elizabeth Peters
Martha Dinsmore (abg 1824-bef 1854)
married John Shoemaker
Susan Jane Dinsmore (1829-1917)
married Wakefield Ingram
Have seen entries in a few places that indicate several more children born to this couple. Do not at this time have documention to support this. Any further information to support this will be most happily accepted.
Copy of a letter that was written to J. Edwin Walker in Raleigh, NC in 1924. The letter was sent to him by the Commissioner of Pensions, Washington, DC regarding the 1812 War Section and Adam's land warrant.
"I have to advise you that from the records of this Bureau, it appears that Adam Dinsmore enlisted in Blount County, Tennessee and served as a private from January 10, 1814 to May 17, 1814 in Captain Duncan'sCompany, Tennessee Militia, against the Creek Indians.
In 1850, he was seventy two years old and a resident of Vermillion County, Indiana. He died there September 14, 1854. Soldier married February 13, 1806 in Tennessee, Grisey M. Debusk, she was allowed bounty land in full satisfaction for the service rendered. In 1855, she was sixty-seven years old and living in Vermillion CO. IN. There is no further family data on file. The Revolutionary and War of 1812 records of this Bureau are open for inspection."
- - -
BLM - ES, GLO Records
Accession/Serial #: IN0050_.402 US Reservations: ---
BLM Serial #: ES NO S/N Mineral Reservations: No
State: INDIANA Authority: April 24, 1820: SALE-CASHENTRY ( 3 Stat. 566)
Patentee Name: ADAM DINSMORE
Document #: 2430 Acres: 80
Issue Date: December 8, 1831
Land Office: VINCENNES
Cancelled: No
Aliquot Sec/ Fract. Survey
Parts Blk Twnshp Range Sect. Meridian StateCounties Nr.
E1/2SW 32/ 16-N 9-W No 2nd PM IN VERMILLION ---
Adam Dinsmore is listed as an Original Landowner in Vermillion County, Helts Township, Indiana.
Year of purchase was 1831
- - -
Probate Record State of Indiana, Vermillion County:
(extracted to show survivors) November 1854
David B. Dinsmore administrator:
"Said decedent at his death left his heirs at law Grizzy Dinsmore his widow, Elias Dinsmore, James Dinsmore, Adam L. Dinsmore, Rachel Pearman intermarried with John Pearman, Harry Hamilton and Benjamin B Hamilton children and heirs at law of Elizabeth Hamilton who was a daughter _____
(unreadable few words) said decedent, Eliza Jane Dinsmore, Susan Ingram intermarried with Wakefield Ingram and David Dinsmore his administrator and petitioner who are all the heirs of said decedent __
except said Hamiltons who are minors"
(note: I have copy of this record. it was shared with me by researer Elinor S)
- - -
Known children of Adam and Grace:
Elias Debusk Dinsmore (1807-1892)
married Malinda M. Bays
James B. Dinsmore (1810-1866)
married Leticia Peters
Adam Leach Dinsmore ((1812-1888)
married Matilda Bennel
Margaret Dinsmore (1813-bef 1854)
married Elijah Baze
Rachel Dinsmore (1818-1895)
married John Pearman
Elizabeth Dinsmore (abt 1820-Apr 1850)
married Harrison Hamilton
Eliza Jane Dinsmore (abt 1822-aft 1854)
married - no marriage found as yet
David Blackburn Dinsmore (1823-1898)
married Elizabeth Peters
Martha Dinsmore (abg 1824-bef 1854)
married John Shoemaker
Susan Jane Dinsmore (1829-1917)
married Wakefield Ingram
Have seen entries in a few places that indicate several more children born to this couple. Do not at this time have documention to support this. Any further information to support this will be most happily accepted.
Gravesite Details
Source: Interment record posted by original memorial creator. I have edited dates to show what is indicated on research papers compiled by several researchers. A huge thank you to Geraldine for this memorial.
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