Gov. Oliver Hazard Perry Throck Morton Day Centerville, Indiana
05/15/2009 Slide 2 Rep. Phil Pflum, Indianas 56 th District. Slide
3 Rep. Pflum makes presentation to Stephen Santarelli de Brasch,
great great grandson of Gov. Morton. Slide 4 Slide 5 Slide 6 Dan
Wandersee, Centerville Town Council President, proclaiming Gov.
Morton Day in Centerville Slide 7 Representative Tom Saunders,
Indianas 54 th District. The district line runs down the middle of
Main St.! Slide 8 A flag flown over the Indiana State House along
with a picture of statue of Gov. Morton in front of it is
presented. Slide 9 Doug Williamson, Wayne County Commissioner,
proclaiming Gov. Morton Day in Wayne County Slide 10 Susan King,
Archivist, Morrisson-Reeves Library, speaks about Gov. Mortons life
and career. Slide 11 Dr. James Glass, Director of Historic
Preservation & Archaeology, Indiana Dept. of Nat. Resources
Slide 12 Stephen Santarelli De Brasch with Caroline Throckmorton
Lewin, Ph.D. Slide 13 Dr. Lewin represented The Throckmorton Family
Association (Gov. Morton was a Throckmorton) Slide 14 Throckmorton
Family Association is pleased to present. Slide 15 Dr. Lewin
presents Mr. Santarelli de Brasch with a copy of Sitherwoods
Throckmorton Family History Slide 16 Throckmortons are very proud
to note Gov. Morton was a Throckmorton Slide 17 Jim Resh presents a
clock with carved Tulip tree to commemorate the planting of an
actual Tulip tree today Slide 18 Slide 19 Stephen Santarelli De
Brasch and James Resh Slide 20 Stephen gets down to the dirty work!
Slide 21 Slide 22 Public officials lend a hand to the planting of
the Tulip Tree, state tree of Indiana Slide 23 Slide 24 Slide 25
Slide 26 Slide 27 Slide 28 Nancy Mooney, Caroline Lewin,
(unidentified),Carolyn Lafever, Richard Mooney Slide 29 Carolyn
Lafever, Wayne County Historian, Hagerstown, IN Slide 30 Rev.
Richard Throckmorton, Veedersburg, IN Slide 31 Dr. Richard Mooney
and Nancy Mooney of Toledo, OH. Dr. Mooney is editor of the
Throckmorton Family Newsletter. Slide 32 Erin age 20 mos. and Colin
age five and one/half, youngest Throckmortons. Many thanks to Neil
for taking these pictures! Slide 33 Jim Resh, the wonderful
organizer, with Stephen and Andrelina Santarelli de Brasch Slide 34
Throckmortons and spouses in front of Gov. Mortons former home.
Slide 35 Slide 36 Oldest and youngest Throckmortons: Irene
Shireman,89, and Erin, 20 mos. Slide 37 Historic Centerville The
Mansion House, site of the luncheon for presenters. Slide 38
Salisbury Justice Center: Gov. Morton was an attorney and judge
prior to his political career.
