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LYTLE PLANTATION NEWSApril, 2006 Volume XX, Number 2being paid, did anyone give her even passing attention. Her appeal that she might be permitted to goback to her mother, when all others had forsaken her, awoke some sympathy. The mother herself hadsent the erring daughter $5, all she could spare. It was not enough to take her to the faraway Indianatown. But others came to help her and now she has gone. Her health is shattered. Her brilliancy isgone. It is not likely she will ever be heard from again.---Indeed, the above article may have prophesied truly. Even though written in late 1899, Zella has notbeen found in the 1900 census, even though it has been searched otherworldly for her various names.Her parents were living at that time in Wabash County, Indiana, but she is not with them norapparently near them in the census. No other records has yet surfaced for her after this date. Perhapsshe changed her name to avoid the notoriety?Page 4
LYTLE PLANTATION NEWSVolume XX, Number 2 April, 2006Editor’s PageThanksTo Ken Lytle, Nebraska, for a donation.QueriesDo you have any of the following? We needthese as much as any other donation:• War Records• Family Bible Records• Photographs• Cemetery Records• Obituaries• Census InformationThey are all quite helpful in putting the familyhistory together!Ongoing projects include gathering ALLLytle census information. Many states havebeen read already for 1880-1910. Many Lytlepictures are available, but we also need toborrow YOURS for copying as well. This ispart of an ongoing effort to collect and scaninformation for digital storage.Our Address:Lytle Plantation Descendants Societyc/o Rik Vigeland7253 S. Seven Oaks LaneCanby, OR 970131-503-266-9253email:rik_vigeland@mentor.comBack IssuesComplete sets are available for $10.00 at theabove address, payable to the society.Note to Societies and Libraries:This bulletin is sent to area where Lytle familydescendants are often found, as well as toappropriate genealogical and ethnic societiesand libraries. Would you please reserve aspace for the Lytle Plantation News? Younever know who might find some of theirfamily tree here!Note to Everyone:I hope that readers will enjoy what they findhere. I also welcome any articles for reprintsuch as family or county histories, obituariesor articles on history relevant to branches ofthe family. Also welcome are queries on anybranch of any Lytle family. Drop me a linesometime and let me know what you think!Even better, send me some information!Page 5
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