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Table of Contents

Message from the Editor 150 Locating McFaddin's Station: Established in Warren County, Kentucky in 1785 151 1797 Kentucky Land Grants South of Green River [continued) 153 Recipe for Bowel Trouble, 1917 160 Queries 160 Birth Dates from Edmonson County, KY World War I Draft Registration Cards [Continued) 161 Barren County Connections to the Joseph Welch Will, Lincoln County, Kentucky,1878 167 The Great Awakening, 1800 168 Burgess Funeral Home Records, Warren County, Kentucky [Part 2) 169 Warren County, Kentucky Deaths, 1855 [part 2) 177 Diary Kept by Madie Ruth Zimmerman on her Trip to Kentucky from Goshen, Indiana in 1922 181 Sally Claypool Harston Bible, 1874 183 Southern Kentucky Genealogical Society Membership Form 191 Index 193

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The end of another year is approaching and I still do not have everything done that I want to do. I think genealogists in general are always in this predicament. We tend to always take on more than we can do. Sometimes The Longhunler becomes one of these difficult projects to complete. I am pleased with this issue because my name is not all over every submission in the issue. The membership and others friends have given me entries that should be of general interest to our members. We have a variety of submissions. Perhaps at least one will be of interest to you. My hope fo r the coming year is to improve the quality of The Longhunler by asking you, the membership, to become involved in writing and submittin g articles of interest. Remember that our goal is to promote genealogy in the counties of Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Logan, Simpson, and Warren. You know what interests you. Write that article and you may be encouraging or helping another member.

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THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXN, ISSUE 4, rage lSI Locating McFaddin's Station: Established in Warren County, Kentucky in 1785

R. Spencer Drake 807 Josephine Street Bowling Green, KY 42101

I have been asked to record infonnation I have concerning the location of McFaddin's Station, an early settlement in Warren County, Kentucky, around the year 1785.

The Filson Club in Louisville, Kentucky had an original clipping loaned to them that was written by Victor Moulder. He apparently spent much time and research in preparation for his article on McFaddin's Station. Many names, dates, and places were mentioned in this well written publication. According to the Warren County, Kentucky census, Mr. Moulder was born about 1867. A family member visited the Moulder graveyard and told me the death date of Mr. Moulder was 1949. He stated that McFaddin's Station was located on Barren River on a farm owned by Emmett Logan and ruins of the old Station were visible at the time the article was written. He probably visited the ruins, as he knew the owner of the farm and its location. Mr. Logan sold the farm to Waller Phillips on 17 May 1917. (Lodged for record 9 June 1917.) Some records show the spelling Walter Phillips, however, Waller is correct.

A paper written by Wyonia Kimbrough (Mrs. R. E. Kimbrough), in 1956, while doing graduate work at Western Kentucky University for Dr. Gordon Wilson's class in Folklore History of Kentucky, stated, "I visited the site of Warren County's first settlement. Most of the remains are gone but the old Buffalo Trail can still be seen as can the big spring which caused Mr. McFaddin to build the fort there in 1786." At this time, John Bryant owned the fann. Her paper is now recorded at the Kentucky Historical Society in Frankfort, Kentucky.

According to an article in the 1884 edition of the Louisville Courier-Journal, McFaddin's Station was located on Barren River, nearly opposite the mouth of Drake's Creek. The Logan home was also opposite the mouth of Drake' s Creek.

A book written by Irene Sumpter, says that Emmett Logan, Jr. received the home place in a division of the Logan property in the year 1909. This is the same Emmett Logan referred to in Mr. Moulder's article, as I find him owning only one fann on Barren River. Accordingly, the ruins of the Station must have been visible between the years 1909-1917. Those were the years Mr. Logan owned the farm .

McFaddin's Station can be reliably assumed to have been on a high bluff above a spring that flows into Barren River. Most settlements needed a good and sufficient water supply. Another reason to believe it was at this location is that the high bluff afforded protection from Indians that were in this part of the County.

One article states that travelers using the Cumberland Trace Road stopped at the Station for security reasons. The top of the bluff extending down river from the Logan farm used to show signs of the Trace Road. Approximately seventy years ago I followed it during the winter months when leavers were on the THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 152 ground and the road was easier to see. I have not seen a map showing the road to be at this location but was told by my father and "old timers· in the neighborhood that it was the old Trace Road.

My father was a schoolteacher at Collett School about the year 1920. The school was located a half mile or so from the Emmett Logan farm. Older people that were in the area told him of knowing about McFaddin's Station and that it was on a bluff near the Logan home.

I have many recollections of the Waller Phillips farm that had been purchased from the Logan family. Several large, black walnut trees stood in the front and side yard of the Logan house. A later owner sold them for one hundred dollars each. The baseboards in the front rooms of the house were of beautiful black walnut. The first tiled bathroom I remember seeing was in this house. The tile was small in size. Metal tubing ran from a ground floor to a room upstairs. A hinged cover was on each end ofthe tubes and was opened while talking with people from one floor to the other.

The water system was unique for the period of time and the Logan family probably installed it. Metal legs supported a large metal tank with the bottom of the tank at a height sufficient for water to fl ow by gravity into the house. About half way down to the spring a concrete roof covered a small gasoline engine that sat back into the bluff. (On 26 July 2000, I visited the old Logan farm and the concrete roof is still in place. A resident living on the farm was glad to learn of its use.) The engine pumped water from the spring to the water tank by way of metal pipes. The bottom pipe extended into a square concrete pit filled with spring water. My fath er bought the engine and used it to pump water from a well at our house. A large maple tree was at the beginning of a downward path, which I would follow to the spring on many occasions.

Large chestnut trees stood on the Logan farm. When Mr. Phillips owned the property, the Business College of Bowling Green would bring the students for an outing and they would gather chestnuts. I have gathered a peck meal sack one half full of chestnuts in a matter of several minutes from a large tree on the Phillips farm in front of my home.

In summary, the Louisville Courier-Journal article and the one by Mr. Moulder, plus information in the Irene Sumpter book and the paper by Wyonia Kimbrough tend to agree on the location of McFaddin's Station. Also, word of mouth statements by older people who lived in the neighborhood, deeds of record at the Warren County, Kentucky Courthouse, and maps showing the location of Barren River and Drake's Creek all lead me to beli eve that McFaddin's Station stood on a bluff above a spring near the home of Emmett Logan.

Membership renewal is due in December. Look for the renewal form at the end of THE LONGHUNTER. THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 153

1797 Kentucky Land Grants South of Green River [continued]

Transcribed by Gail Jackson Miller, CG 425 Midcrest Drive Bowling Green, KY 42101

The Land Grants So uth of Green River are contained in 29 books and comprise 15,730 separate grants. They were granted between 179 7 and 1866. The grants, sometimes called "Headright Claims" were based on an Act of Kentucky General Assembly dated 21 Dec 1795. Until 1797, no person could enter a survey within this area except a soldier. The 1797 Act of the General Assembly opened up the vacant lands in this area to any person possessed of family and over 21 years old. Such person were entitled to not less than 100 acres and not more than 200 acres. They had to have lived on the land f or one year before they came into actual possession. The surveys upon which these grants are based are recorded in 18 books in the Kentucky Land Office. The f ollowing are the first recorded in Volume 1 of these grants. They were transcribedfrom the filmed original Grants South of Green River, Vol. 1, 1797-1803, FHL film 02 72828.

Page 95 . No. IS3 . Certificate 275. Granted to Andrew Lowery 140 acres in Logan County on "bank ofriver". Survey dated II Aug 1796. Dated II June 1797.

Page 96. No. 174. Certificate 200. Granted to Abraham Billings 100 acres in Logan County on west side of Muddy River. Survey dated 23 Sep 1796. Dated II June 1797.

Page 96. No. 175. Certificate 339. Granted to Ezekiel Norris 200 acres in Logan County. Survey dated 7 Sep 1796. Dated 11 June 1797.

Page 97. No. 176. Certificate 35S. Granted to James Marrs 200 acres in Logan County on west branch of Gasper River. Survey dated 9 Aug 1796. Bounded by David Snodgrass, Henry Glesson. Dated 11 June 1797.

Page 9S. No. 177. Certificate 345. Granted to James Hall 170 acres on Gasper River. Survey dated 12 Aug 1796. Dated 11 June 1797.

Page 99. No. 173. Certificate 393. Granted to Joseph Dillinder 100 acres in Logan County on Naked Fork of Gasper River. Survey dated 1 Aug 1796. Dated II June 1797.

Page 100. No. 172. Certificate 455. Granted to John Marshall ISO acres in Logan County on Clear Fork of Gasper River. Survey dated Aug 1796. Bounded by James Jones, Ball. Dated 11 June 1797. THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 154

Page 101. No. 169. Certificate 464. Granted to John Marshall assee of James Jones 200 acres in Logan County on Black Lick Fork of Gasper River. Survey dated 5 Sep 1796. Bounded by Ball, John Marshall, Shaw. Dated II June 1797.

Page 102. No. 170. Certificate 306. Granted to Robert Harrell 200 acres in Logan County on Gasper River. Survey dated 30 July 1796. Bounded by James Hall. Dated II June 1797.

Page 103. No. 171 . Certificate 436. Granted to Joseph Shannon 100 acres in Logan Coun ty on Clear Fork of Gasper River. Survey dated 29 July 1796. Bounded by James Green. Dated II June 1797.

Page 104. No. 97. Certificate 67. Granted to Samuel Morris 200 acres in Green county on Russell Creek. Survey dated I Aug 1796. Bounded by William Hudspeth. Dated 3 June 1797.

Page 105. No. 98. Certificate 66. Granted to George Hudspeth 200 acres in Green County. Survey dated 19 Aug 1796. Bounded by Thomas Highsmith. Dated 3 June 1797.

Page 106. No. 99. Certificate 58. Granted to James Welch 85 acres and 66 poles in Green County. Survey dated 16 Aug 1796. Bounded by Jesse Adkins, James Robinson, Hudspeth, Thomas Highsmith. Dated 3 June 1797.

Page 107. No. 100. Certificate 250. Granted to Moses Estiss 95 acres in Logan County on Naked Fork of Gasper River. Survey dated 22 July 1796. Bounded by John Estiss, Ball. Dated 3 June 1797.

Page 108. No. 10 I. Certificate 248. Granted to John Estiss, Senr 180 acres in Logan County on Naked Fork of Gasper River. Survey dated 2 July 1796. Bounded by Moses Estiss, Ball. Dated 3 June 1797.

Page 109. No. 104. Certificate 338. Granted to Joseph Culbertson 200 acres in Logan County. Survey dated 13 Oct 1796. Bounded by James Tinsely. Dated 3 June 1797.

Page 110. No. 102. Certificate 77. Granted to James H. Robinson 100 acres in Green County. Survey dated 14 Sep 1796. Bounded by James Robinson, Junr and James Edderington. Dated 3 June 1797.

Page I I I. No. 103. Certificate 256. Granted to Alexander Gorham assee of Thomas Gorham 200 acres in Logan County on Little Whipperwill. Survey dated 5 Sep 1796. Bounded by John Ewing's mill road. Dated 3 June 1797. THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page ISS

Page 11 2. No. 105. Certificate 334. Granted to John Culbertson 200 acres in Logan County on easterly fo rks of Nelson Creek. Survey dated 12 Oct 1796. Dated 3 June 1797.

Page 113. No. 106. Certificate 257. Granted to Isaiah Moberly 200 acres in Logan County on McFaddins Fork of Gasper River. Survey dated 14 Oct 1796. Bounded by Clement Moberly. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 114. No. 107. Certificate 29 8. Granted to Bailey Anderson 200 acres in Logan County on the south fork of Rays Branch. Survey dated 5 Aug 1796. Bounded by Jane Mitchell. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 115. No. 108. Certificate 259. Granted to Clement Moberly 200 acres in Logan County on McFadins Fork of Gasper River. Survey dated 14 Oct 1796. Bounded by Isaiah Moberly. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 116. No. 109. Certificate 282. Granted to John Greathouse 200 acres in Logan County on head of Dry Creek waters of Big Barren River. Survey dated 2 Aug 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 11 7. No. 110. Certificate 482. Granted to Mitcbell Oneal 160 acres in Logan County on Salt Lick Creek a branch of Gasper River. Survey dated 2 Aug 1796. Bounded by Alexander Skinner, Robert Craddock. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 118. No. I II . Certificate 158. Granted to John Hightower 200 acres in Logan County on south side of Big Barren River. Survey dated 22 July 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 119. No. 112. Certificate 27. Granted to Richard Higgins 200 acres in Logan County on Beaver Creek. Survey dated 1 Aug 1796. Bounded by Abraham Chaplain. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 120. No. 113. Certificate 233 . Granted to John Miller 170 acres in Logan County. Survey dated 30 July 1796. Bounded by Colo. Buford. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 121. No. 114. Certificate 564. Granted to Price Curd assee of Rowland Madison 75 acres in Logan County on Big Barren River. Survey dated 22 Oct 1796. Bounded by John Curd, Resses military survey. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 122 . No. 115. Certificate 252. Granted to William Jones assee of Rowland Williams 200 acres in Logan County on south side of Big Barren River. Survey dated 26 Aug 1796. Bounded by John McAdams military survey, Freeman Jones. Dated 4 June 1797. THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXIV,ISSUE 4, Page 156

Page 123. No. 11 6. Certificate 34. Granted to Moses Crawford 127 It, acres in Logan County about five miles fro m Roundtree's Ferry on Green River. Survey dated 5 Sep 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 124. No. 117. Certificate 290. Granted to Thomas Smith 150 acres in Logan County on Big Barren. Survey dated 22 Oct 1796. Bounded by Buford's military survey. Dated 4 June 1797. [Written in margin.) 22 acres of this patent has been removed and patented in the name of Collins Lenear the 6 Dec 1806.

Page 125. No. 118. Certificate 245. Granted to Charles Lucus 200 acres in Logan County on Drakes Creek. Survey dated 28 Sep 1796. Bounded by Croghan, William Lamar. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 126. No. 119. Certificate 35. Granted to James Crawford 142 It, acres in Logan County about 5 miles from Rountree's Ferry on Green river. Survey dated 5 Sep 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 127. No. 120. Certificate 222. Granted to Thomas Lowery Senior 100 acres in Logan County on the south side of Big Barren River. Survey dated 5 July 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 128. No. 121. Certificate 447. Granted to George Moore 200 acres in Logan County on south side of Big Barren River adjoining John McAdam's 100 acre mi litary survey. Survey dated 26 Aug 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 129. No. 122. Certificate 281 . Granted to Robert King 170 acres in Logan County on south side of Big Barren River. Survey dated 1 Aug 1796. Dated 4 June 1797 .

Page 130. No. 123. Certificate 411. Granted to John Curd assee of Price Curd 200 acres in Logan County on south side of Big Barren River. Survey dated 20 Aug 1796. Bounded by Reasses military survey. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 131. No. 126. Certificate 412. Granted to John Curd Junr. 200 acres in Logan County on south side of Big Barren River. Survey dated 20 Ag 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 132. No. 124. Certificate 232. Granted to Thomas Lowry Junr. 100 acres in Logan County. Survey dated 25 July 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 133 . No. 125. Certificate 450. Granted to J ulian Phelps assee of Robert Hazlip 70 acres in Logan County on Green River. Survey dated 16 Sep 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

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Page 134. No. 127. Certificate 368. Granted to Joseph Rhoads assee of Robert Robertson 200 acres in Logan County on south side of Jacobs Creek. Survey dated 16 Sep 1796. Bounded by John Hurt. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 135. No. 128. Certificate 330. Gran ted to William Nixon 200 acres in Logan County on upper end of John Culbertson's survey. Survey dated 12 Oct 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 136. No. 129. Certificate 362. Granted to Joseph Rhoads 200 acres in Logan Coun ty on Bradley's Run emptying into Jacobs Creek. Survey dated 17 Sep 1796. Bounded by Robert Robertson. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 137. No. 130. Certificate 544. Granted to Joseph Rhoads assee of William Stephens 200 acres in Logan County on Muddy River. Survey dated 18 Sep 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 138. No. 131. Certificate 335. Granted to Robert Cissna 200 acres in Logan County. Survey dated 12 Oct 1796. Bounded by John Culbertson. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 139. NO. 132. Certificate 289. Granted to Richard Morton assee of John Hopkins 200 acres in Logan County below mouth of Muddy River. Survey dated 19 Sep 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 140. No. 133. Certificate 4. Granted to David Warren 200 acres in Logan County. Survey dated 2 Sep 1796. Bounded by John Hall. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 141. No. 134. Certificate 7. Granted to Edward Young 100 acres in Logan County adjoining Henry Rennick's settlement on the upper end. Survey dated 6 Oct 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 142. No. 135 . Certificate 17. Granted to Jesse Adkinson 200 acres in Green county. Survey dated 19 Aug 1796. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 143. No. 136. Certificate 6. Granted to Samuel Rennick 100 acres in Logan County on Blue Spring Branch. Survey dated 6 Oct 1796. Bounded by Henry Rennick. Dated 4 June 1797.

Page 144. No. 137. Certificate 5. Granted to Henry Rennick 200 acres in Logan County on Blue Spring Branch. Survey dated 6 Oct 1796. Bounded by John Hall, David Warren. Dated 4 June 1797. ~~~~~~~~~~-- --~

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Page 14 5. No. 138. Certificate 149. Granted to John Jameson 200 acres in Logan County adjoining his own settlement on the west. Survey dated 3 Oct 1796. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 146. No. 139. Certificate 148. Granted to John Jamison 200 acres in Logan County. Survey dated 3 Oct 1796. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 147. No. 14 I. Certificate 172. Granted to William Asher 200 acres in Logan County on a branch of Big Muddy Creek. Survey dated 20 Sep 1796. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 148. No. 142. Certificate 303. Granted to James Williams 200 acres in Logan County on head waters of Muddy River. Survey dated 23 July 1796. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 149. No. 143 . Certificate 434. Granted to Weeden Arnold 100 acres in Logan Coun ty on Muddy River. Survey dated 19 Aug 1796. Bounded by William Reddick. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 150. No. 144. Certificate 25 1. Granted to Benjamin Barnes 200 acres in Logan County on Big Wh ipperwill. Survey dated 19 Aug 1796. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 151. No. 145. Certificate 428. Granted to Timothy Chandler assee of Solomon Perkins 200 acres in Logan County between the forks of Red River. Survey dated 29 July 1796. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 152. No. 146. Certificate 242. Granted to Saml Gibbs 200 acres in Logan County on west side of Wolf Lick Fork of Muddy River. Survey dated 25 Aug 1796. Bounded by Ebinezas Alexander. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 153. No. 147. Certificate 430. Granted to Hugh Logan 200 acres in Logan County on Wolf Lick Fork of Muddy River. Survey dated 25 August 1796. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 154. No. 148. Certificate 374. Granted to David Grayham 200 acres in Logan County on Wolf Lick of Muddy River. Survey dated 25 Aug 1796. Dated 5 June 1797.

Page 155 . No. 149. Certificate 505. Granted to William Montgomery assee of William Lawson 200 acres in Green County on west branch of Crocus a branch of Cumberland River. Survey dated 5 Oct 1796. Dated 10 June 1797. THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 159

Page 156. No. 150. Certificate 507. Granted to William Montgomery assee of James Young 200 acres in Green County on west fork of Crocus Creek. Survey dated 5 Oct 1796. Dated 10 June 1797.

Page 157. No. 151. Certificate 506. Granted to William Montgomery assee ofElibu Lawson 200 acres in green Coun ty on Cum berland River. Survey dated 4 Oct 1796. Dated 10 June 1797.

Page 158. No. 152. Certificate 129. Granted to William Marsball 200 acres in Lincoln County on Knob Lick Creek. Survey dated 4 Aug 1796. Dated 10 June 1797.

Page 159. No. 153. Certificate 202. Granted to Andrew Boyd assee of Jobn Carver 100 acres in Logan County on one of the head branch of Muddy Ri ver. Survey dated 3 Sep 1796. Dated II June 1797.

Page 160. No. 154. Certificate 199. Granted to Andrew Boyd assee of John Cravens 100 acres in Logan coun ty on the head branch of Muddy River. Survey dated 3 Sep 1796. Bounded by Sbelton, Green. Dated II June 1797.

Page 161. No. ISS. Certificate 346. Granted to Matbew Alexander 50 acres in Logan County on north fork of Red River. Survey dated 27 July 1796. Dated II June 1797.

Page 162. No. 156. Certificate 159. Granted to Daniel Kenny 200 acres in Logan County on east Little Muddy River. Survey dated 17 Aug 1796. Dated II June 1797.

Page 163 . No. 157. Certificate 524. Granted to William Braswell 50 acres in Logan County on Clifty. Survey dated 21 Aug 1796. Dated II June 1797.

Page 164. No. 158. Certificate 438. Granted to Pbillip Myers 197 acres in Logan County on Muddy River. Survey dated 25 Aug 1796. Bounded by Reddick, Ebenezer Alexander. Dated II June 1797. THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XX IV,ISSUE 4, Page 160 Recipe for Bowel Trouble, 1917

Submitted by Cindy Taulbee 2228 Tbrclkel Ferry Road Bowling Green, KY 42101

This recipe for a home remedy for diarrhea was mailed to my great grandmother Elizabeth Glass Mitchell by her friend, Pearl Owens. The leiter was marked Pearl Owens, Meador, Ky, July 31", 191 7.

Reciept for Bowell Trouble

Blackgum Bark Red Oak Bark Dewberry brier root Dog fennel Spice and Spice Cloves Cinamon Bark Whickey enough to Keep (dose)

Take a tablespoon full 2 or 3 times a day. Boi l Black gum bark, red oak bark, dewberry brier root, dog fennel together. I f you cannot get dog fennel-­ make wi th it. Put what you can hold in your hand good of each. Boil spice and spice cloves, Cinamon Bark together and Strain it all. Mix and put in a bottle. Good for Flux or any Bowell Troubles. This is sure good medicine fo r we have tried it and know it to be good.

Queries

Cooke, White. Seeking the locati on of the graves of Israel Alexander Cooke and Nancy Hailey White Cooke. Both died in 1852 and are buried in either Edmonson or Warren County. J W. Cooke, 1012 Norfleet Drive, Nashville, TN 37220-141 0, (615) 373-3079.

FortlFourt, Turley, Cheatham. Seeking in fo rmation on the fami ly of Francis FortlFourt. Francis (son of Peter), b 1773, MD. In Warren Co., KY in 1808. So ld land to Samuel Turley. 1810 KY Census, shows Francis, 26-45, 4 females under 10, 2 females 10-1 5, and I female 26-45 . Two daughters married in MO: Dorothy married Wm O. Turley and Emily married Turley Cheatham. Who were the other fou r daughters and the wife? Mildred Fourt Melton, 6325 Hwy Z, Houston, MO 65483. THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV,ISSUE 4, Page 161 Birth Dates from Edmonson County, KY World War I Draft Registration Cards [Continued)

Transcribed by Gail Jackson Miller, CG 425 Midcrest Drive Bowling Green, KY 42101

The/ollowing birth dates were takenjrom World War I draft registration cards/or men registering/or the draft in Edmonson County. Kentucky. Names were arranged more or less alphabetically by surname in the microfilm copy. Additional in/ormation may be found 011 each card/or the men listed The cards have been filmed by the National Archives and are also available through the LDS Family History Centers. This particular section was transcribedjrom FHL microfilm J653353.

Name Birthdate Birthplace William P. Reynolds 13 Mar 1873 Henry Gussler Rhodes 29 Mar 1880 Enick Eacle Rich 22 Nov 1890 Oller, KY Ezra Rich 12 Mar 1892 Ollie, KY Fred Rich 2 1 Nov 1880 Hearn Rich 08 Feb 1899 Ollie, KY James Ezra Rich 24 Feb 1890 Bee Springs, KY Larkin Rich 12 Dec 1895 Ollie, KY Mote Rich 13 Nov 1888 Ollie, KY Robert Rich May 1878 S.F.Rich 20 Dec 1881 William Thomas Rich 25 Feb 1886 Willie Rich 28 Aug 1888 Ollie, KY Johnnie Anderson Richard 31 Jan 1885 Jones O. Richards 18 Jan 1883 Nathan Levi Richards 18 Sep 1880 Emmit Lee Rigdon 2 June 1896 Straw, KY Jessie J. Rigdon 22 June 1900 Bennie N. Rigsby 18Nov 1894 Rocky Hill Station, KY Alma Clem is Ritter 18 June 1900 Frank Ritter 20 Feb 1897 Mammoth Cave, KY Jake Ritter 23 Nov 1897 John Louis Ritter 8 Oct 1886 Ollie, KY J. O. Ritter 27 Sep 1884 Ralph Ritter 08 June 1888 Ollie, KY W. D. Ritter 28 Feb 1889 Mammoth Cave, KY Charley Thomas Roof 24 Apr 1890 Oakland, KY John Ransom Roof 15 Oct 1890 Brownsville, KY John Reason Roof 26 Feb 1893 Edmonson Co., KY THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV,ISSUE 4, Page 162

Name Birthdate Birthplace Bert Thomas Rountree 07 Feb 1888 Brownsville, KY Charles Trenton Rountree 22 July 1893 Sm iths Grove, KY James Henry Rountree 03 Mar 1879 John Morton Rountree 09 Mar 1885 Joseph Harrison Rountree 16 Sep 1889 Mammoth Cave, KY Virgie Marion Rountree 03 Nov 1894 Smiths Grove, KY William R. Rountree 20 Mar 1882 Willie Elmer Rountree 02 Sep 1883 John Wesley Rutherford 10July 1889 Rhoda, KY Noah Rutherford 27 Sep 1895 Mammoth Cave, KY Urias Sherman Rutherford 20 Jan 1895 C. T. Salings 20 Sep 1872 Harve Salings II Sep 1881 Robert Mitchell Salings 21 Sep 1878 Claud Saling 26 Mar 1899 Cleveland Saling 17 June 1886 Bee Spring, KY Curtis Saling 17 Feb 1897 Grayson Co., KY Hillerd Saling 29 Oct 1892 Segal, KY James G. Saling 12Nov 1889 Bee Spring, KY Johnie Saling 28 July 1894 Bee Spring, KY Thomas Jefferson Salling 16 Oct 1878 Clifford Saltsman 13 Dec 1889 Bee Spring, KY George Washington Saltsman 20 Dec 1885 Ben H. Sanders 20 Sep 1882 Charley Andrew Sanders 04 Feb 1886 Charlie Sanders 07 June 1898 Claud Sanders 14 June 1893 Dickey's Mill, KY C. W. Sanders Dec 1879 Dan Sanders 01 Apr 1879 Dude Sanders 09 Oct 1875 Edgar Sanders 01 Nov 1882 Edward Floyd Sanders 22 Feb 1873 Elias Hawkins Sanders 25 Jan 1875 Floyd Sanders 18 Oct 1896 Ollie, KY Floyd Jefferson Sanders 05 June 1897 Mammoth Cave, KY Frank Sanders 30 Sep 1893 Bee Spring, KY Freddie Sanders 30 Nov 1889 Bee Spring, KY Geo. M. Sanders 17 Nov 1890 Mammoth Cave, KY Henry Sanders Mar 1878 Herschel Renzo Sanders 22 May 1893 Brownsville, KY Hissicar Sanders 22 Oct 1895 Dickey's Mill, KY Homer Sanders 25 Feb 1897 Dickey's Mill, KY Ish Sanders 27 June 1899 J. A. Sanders II Mar 1890 Straw, KY James P. Sanders 24 May 18 87 Maple, KY THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XX IV, ISSUE 4, Page 163

Name Birthdate Birthplace Jeff Sanders 08 June 1892 Ollie, KY John W. Sanders 16 May 1887 Butler Co., KY Joseph Silvan Sanders 23 Sep 1896 Ollie, KY Lee Tilmon Sanders 24 Nov 1896 Green River, KY Lennie Sanders 18 July 1889 Cubrun, KY Louis Michel Sanders 18 Mar 1880 L. W. Sanders 21 Dec 1894 Micb Sanders 12 Apr 1900 Mitcb Sanders 15 Sep 1878 Noah Sanders II Aug 1893 Perry Benjamin Sanders 29 Apr 1893 Mam moth Cave, KY Richard Arch Sanders 26 May 1876 Ray Sanders 20 Sep 1899 Tranton Solomon Sanders 28 May 1898 Victor Sanders 19 Dec 1892 Cub Run, KY Vilas Reed Sanders 22 July 1893 Arthur, KY Vollie Roberts Sanders 0 1 May 1899 Walter Sanders 27 Apr 1883 Wash Sanders 07 Sep 1895 Northtown, KY William Sanders 16 Mar 1890 Dickey's Mill, KY William Buckner Sanders 19 Apr 1899 William Edward Sanders 04 Dec 1893 Rhoda, KY Willie Sanders 29 Feb 1896 Bee Spring, KY William Roland Sand fer 22 June 1884 George D. Seabolt 30 Aug 1899 Willie H. Seabolt 03 Dec 1895 Sparta, TN Berrie Sego 01 Oct 1893 Wine Sap, KY Charlie A. Self 18 Oct 1897 Estill Self 10 Oct 1899 Henry Self 25 Nov 1894 Brownsville, K Y John Blaine Self 10 Oct 1898 John Smitb Self 10 Feb 189 1 Brownsville, KY Mike B. Self II Oct 188 1 Willie A. Sell 26 June 1877 James D. Semands 21 Feb 1873 Owen Sensabaugh 04 Apr 1875 Jobnie Elvis Sbaw 20 Nov 1898 Luther Shobe 03 Apr 1896 Edmonson Co., KY Owens Shobe 29 July 1899 James Pressley Simons 28 Aug 1877 James William Simon 19 Apr 1875 John Melvin Simon 02 Mar 1880 Virgil Simons 01 Sep 1900 Henry Joseph Simmons 17 Sep 1883 Hughie Simmons II Oct 1900 THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 164

Name Birthdate Birthplace James David Simmons 24 Dec 1879 James William Simmons 08 Mar 1898 John Thomas Simmons 17 Sep 1883 Rosencran Simmons 12 Jul y 1893 Sand Hill, KY Henry Thomas Simpson 18 Jan 1898 Jessie Lee Sims 02 Aug 1898 John Arnold Simpson II Jan 1876 Claude Ermon Skaggs 01 Dec 1899 EstH Skaggs 30 Aug 1896 Hartford, KY Alvie Preston Skaggs 24 Aug 1898 Arthur Willis Skaggs 29 July 1892 Brownsville, KY Balam Skaggs 28 Aug 1878 Charley Skaggs 05 Aug 1873 Charley Grover Skaggs 27 Mar 1887 Brownsville, KY Charlie Thomas Skaggs 09 Apr 1898 Clay Webster Skaggs 26 June 1894 Brownsville, KY Edd Skaggs 20 Sep 1981 [sicl, age36, 12Sep 1918 Edmond Skaggs 20 Feb 1875 Eugene Skaggs II Dec 1889 Grassland, KY Eugene Skaggs 22 Sep 1879 Fred Skaggs 21 Jan 1900 F. W. Skaggs 23 Aug 1889 George Washington Skaggs 01 Feb 1883 James Ransom Skaggs 06 Mar 1879 James Riley Skaggs 29 Mar 1888 Brownsville, KY James Thomas Skaggs 08 Apr 1889 Sweeden, KY Jesse Skaggs 12 Jan 1900 Jessie Arms Skaggs 04 July 1890 Brownsville, KY Jessie H. Skaggs 11 Dec 1873 John Francis Skaggs 05 Aug 1896 Brownsville, KY Luther Skaggs 20 Feb 1890 Brownsville, KY Luther Thomas Skaggs 17 Nov 1891 Brownsville, KY Nicholas Carl Skaggs 20 Apr 1876 Noah Skaggs 13 Nov 1879 Oscar Blaine Skaggs 09 May 1884 Owen Skaggs 17 May 1892 Butler Co., KY Rance Skaggs 08 July 1900 Reuben Erasmas Skaggs 20 Oct 1876 Reuben Morris Skaggs 27 Oct 1879 Robert Miller Skaggs 21 May 1882 Robert Rance Skaggs 20 June 1894 Bee Spring, KY Smith Skaggs 22 July 1888 Willard Beryle Skaggs 31 July 1899 William Henderson Skaggs 14 Sep 1873 William T. Skaggs 09 May 1874 THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 165

Name Birtbdate Birtbplace Willie Skaggs 20 Apr 1896 Round Hill, KY Henry Siaugbter 23 Apr 1899 Robert Burton Siaugbter 03 Dec 1899 William Russell Siaugbter 21 Nov 1872 Wortie Clarence Siaugbter 24 Oct 1891 Smiths Grove, KY Cbarley Hobart Smitb 20 Nov 1896 Brownsville, KY Clarence Hudson Smitb 08 Jan 1899 Cleo Beckham Smitb 07 Apr 1900 Clifford Edwin Smitb 01 Jan 1898 Edgar Smitb 26 May 1892 Cub Run, KY Edward Lester Smitb 29 March 1883 Eli Jackson Smitb 01 Dec 1875 Elzie R. Smitb 05 Aug 1889 Priceville, KY Essie Frederick Smitb 04 Nov 1889 Cub Run, KY Heory Smith 07 June 1884 HomerSmitb 13 May 1894 Anhur, KY Joe Lewis Smitb 08 Sep 1881 Loyd Everett Smitb 03 Nov 1894 Anhur, KY Sebrons G. Smitb 02 Apr 1876 Van Edward Smitb 25 Jan 1898 Walter Evans Smitb 24 Sep 1884 William Glenn Smitb 20 Aug 1900 William Isaac Smitb 28 Nov 1883 B. Frank Sneed 15 Oct 1873 William Sneed 17 Aug 1899 Sam Snider 02 Nov 1888 Sulpher Well, KY Alfred Buell Snyder 23 Sep 1895 Grayson Co., KY Benjamin Harrison Sonders 09 Dec 1889 Anhur, KY George Sonders 20 July 1879 Samuel McKinley Sonders 20 Apr 1894 Nick,KY Cbarley Henry Sours \3 Apr 1890 Breckenridge Co., KY Calvin Soutb 14 June 1874 Henry Elzie Soutb 04 June 1900 Lambert William Soutb 28 Jan 1894 South, KY Oscar Y. Soutber 15 Oct 1875 Tom Parisb Soutber 28 Oct 1881 Jobn Tilden Sowders 15 May 1875 Jessie W. Spainboward 17 June 1890 Pine Grove, KY Jobn Lutber Spainboward 05 Dec 1893 Brownsville, KY William Adrian Spainboward 11 Oct 1886 Brownsville, KY Alvis Clinton Spillman 04 Dec 1875 Claude Omar Spillman 25 July 1895 Smith Grove, KY Jobn C. Spillman 14 Jan 1896 Smith Grove, KY Jobn Perry Spillman 23 Dec 1892 Edmonson Co., KY Leslie Gray Spillman 14 Dec 1883 THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 166

Name Birthdate Birthplace Porter Brown Spillman 13 Jan 1882 Walter Day Spillman 26 July 1878 Enert Taylor Spinks 15 Nov 1900 Silvester Newton Spinks 13 Jan 1874 Earnest Thurman Spradling 15 Sep 1889 Rocky Hill Station, KY James Riley Stanley 02 July 1882 Henry Clarence Stephens 01 Jan 1887 Mammoth Cave, KY Joseph Franklin Stephens 19 Dec 1880 Joseph Dempsey Stevens 01 Jan 1890 Mammoth Cave, KY John Stevenson 24 Mar 1884 John Rice Steward 30 July 1881 Alfred Estill Stewart 08 July 1899 Edward Earl Stewart 16 Aug 1899 Isaac Martin Stewart 06 Sep 1878 Sampson B. Stewart 09 Aug 1896 Tompkinsville, KY Cephas Stice 09 Oct 1894 Brownsville, KY Irvin Stice 20 May 1880 Jesse Stice 14 Aug 1890 Brownsville, KY John Thomas B. Stice, Jr 17 Feb 1876 John William Stice 10 June 1879 Lester Stice 10 Feb 1900 William Carter Stice 21 Mar 1891 Brownsville, KY William Earl Stice 05 Feb 1900 Zachariah Francis Stice 22 Apr 1873 Henry Stinett 22 Jan 1877 John Stinett 04 Oct 1886 Bee Spring, KY Lafe Stinett 21 Aug 1883 Austin Stinson II July 1891 Dog Creek, KY Walter Stinson II Jan 1883 John Arven Strader 02 June 1895 Sonora, KY Cade Strange 02 Aug 1890 Mammoth Cave, KY Charlie Strange 01 Feb 1889 Mammoth Cave, KY John Strange Dec 1878 Moss Strange 04 May 1892 Ollie, KY William J . Strange II Jan 1880 James Thomas Sturdivant 01 Sep 1887 Smiths Grove, KY John Lafayett Sturdivant 24 Aug 1893 Smiths Grove, KY George Sturgeon 20 Nov 1890 Denison, KY Kennie Sturgeon 02 June 1896 Denison, KY Tom Sturgeon 10 Mar 1881 W. L. Sturgeon 29Nov 1889 Cub Run, KY Claud Sullivan 01 Mar 1899 Fred Hobert Sullivan 13 Mar 1896 Asphalt, KY Otho Gilbreth Sullivan 09 Nov 1895 Nick, KY Ulysses Newton Sullivan 14 Apr 1873 THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Pa ge 167 Barren County Connections to the Joseph Welch Will, Lincoln County, Kentucky, 1878

Transcribed by Gail Jackson Miller, CG 425 Midcrest Drive Bowling Green, KY 42101

Recently as I was working on Joseph Welch, Ihe Revolutionary War Soldier, who married Susannah Harper 15 Dec 1785 in Amerst Counly, Virginia. The couple lived in Lincoln Counly, Kenluclryfrom about 1795 Ihrough aJ/east 1814. This Joseph Welch owned properly on Hanging Fork. In addition to that Joseph Welsh, there was an additiollal group of Welch men. One of these was also named Joseph Welsh. he was consistenlly associaled wilh Thomas Welch wilh bOlh men being j oilllly laxed illihe Lillcoln Co unly, KY lax lisls" Thefollowing will f or Ihal secolld Joseph Welch showed several Barren Counly, KY relalionships Ihal mighl be of inleresllo Barrell Counly readers. The will was Iranscribed from Lincoln Co. , KY Will Book G, pp. 34-35, Kenlllcky Archives film 192229.

I Josepb Welcb of the County of Lincoln and state of Kentucky being in possession of my common mind and memory, and taking into consideration the uncertainty of Human life, do make and declare this to be my last Will and testament, hereby annulling & declaring void and of none effect, any and all former wills by me heretofore made (viz) Whereas my brother Tbomas Welsb late deceased and myself under the firm of Josepb and Tbomas Welcb have an equitable claim to a tract of land of200 acres in Barren County on which my brother William Welsb formerly lived, and also have sundry un adjusted accounts against said William Welsb all of wh ich my said brother Thomas Welcb has relinquished to me as per writings. I will and bequeath all the claim to the said Tract of land, and all the claims against the said William Welsh, the title as rerivid[?) as aforesaid to the, to the [sic) children borne to my said brother William Welcb by his wife Betsy formerly Betsy Matbews or the survivors of them. I will and bequeath to my sister Susannab Darby and the heirs of her body after her decease all and every of my Estate real, personal or mixed that I may die possessed of except the exceplions herein after made. I except out of this bequest five of the shares of Bank stock that I hold in the Bank of Kentucky, which I wi ll and bequeath to be divided equally between George Washington Welsh son of my brother William Welsb, and Josepb Welsb son of my brother John Welsb, the profits or dividends arising therefrom to be at the disposal of their respective Guardians for their use and benefit untill[sic) they arrive at the age of twenty one years respectively, and then to be at their own disposal, I also except the riding Beast I may die possessed of Saddle and bridle, and my wearing apparel which I will & bequeath to Josepb W Darby, also if my sister Susannab Darby shall or may hereafter marry, in that case it is my will that she shall have one third of the property herein willed to her and the other two thirds immediately to go to her children or the survivors of them that she had by Jobn S Darby deceased, her former husband and I hereby appoint my sister Susan nab Darby, and my Nephew Josepb W Darby the Executrix and Executor of this my last will and testament, and I hereby empower and authorize my said Executrix and Executor or the survivors of them, if it shall at any time be thought proper by my sister Susanna Darby to sell or otherwise dispose of the lands on Green Ri ver to sell and convey the same, the proceeds of

'Lincoln Co., KY Tax Lists, 1806- 1814, KY Archi ves film 0081 15. THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Poge 168 which must be vested in other lands or fund s, so that the value of the real estate shall not be diminished and as it is probably that after my decease, my sister, will be so destitute of friends that she and her son would find it difficult to give security it is my wish and bequest that my Executrix & Executor may have letters of adm inistrati on granted to them without security being required of them. Signed by me thi s 26th day of December 1878. [signed] Josepb Welcb

Kentucky Lincoln County Sct At a county court held on for Lincoln County on Monday the 5th day of June 1878 the last will & Testament of Josepb Welcb deceased was exh ib ited into court and proven by the oaths of William Craig, John Kincaid and Neal East to be written entirely in the hand writing of the said Joseph Welsh whereupon the same was ordered to be recorded, and on the motion Joseph W Darby & Susanna Darby the Executor and executrix therein named who made oath as the law directs, ordered that a Certificate be granted them for obtaining a probate of the said Will in due form of law it appearing to the court that the Testator directed that no security should not be required of the Executors. Witness Tbomas Helm Clerk

The Great Awakening, 1800

Summarized from Edward Coffman, The Story ofRussellville , pp. 14-16, Russellville, KY: The News­ Democrat Print, 193 1.

American church history records three great periods of revival, dating from the years 1734, 1800, and 1857. Each period of renewal followed a time of decadence and indifference in church life.

The Second awakening began in the year 1800, and had its beginning in Logan County, Kentucky. It was here that the awakening spread and it was here that the camp meeting had its beginnings. Ministers James MeG ready, William McGee, and Jobn McGee were instrumental in the beginnings of this Great Awakening.

James McGready, a Presbyterian minister, had worked in Pennsylvania and North Carolina prior to coming to Kentucky. In 1796, he came to Logan Coun ty and began to serve small churches as minister. In 1797, McGready was preaching at Duncan's Hill in Logan County. That same year he organized the Gasper Ri ver church. About this same time, two brothers, William McGee, a Presbyterian, and Jobn McGee, a Methodist, came to Green River country to preach.

The beginnings of the revival have been recorded by Dr. L. W. Bacon: "On one occasion, in the woods of Logan County, in July, 1800, the gathered families, many of whom came from afar, tethered their teams and encamped for several days for the unaccustomed privi lege of common worship and Christian preaching. This is believe to have been the first American camp-meeting--an era worth remembering in our history." [Bacon, "American Church History," p. 233.] THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Pa ge 169 Burgess Funeral Home Records, Warren County, Kentucky [part 2]

Transcribed by Mary Lynn Claycomb Kentucky Library Western Kentucky University Bowling Green, KY 42101

Records include the following: Column J: Last name; First name; Middle nameor Initial; Maiden name if listed. Column 2: Date of Birth. Column 3: Date of Death. Column 4: Where record is located: F - File Folder or B - Record Book. Column 5: Place of Burial. Names have been transcribed as best as possible, where dates are not listed ~ are added and Unknown is inserted where place of Burial is not listed in records. A few names are alii of order in the Record Book, as they are filed alphabetically.

Hackersmitb, Harry J. 04/26/ 1883 0812611943 B Barren Ri ver Hagan, William B. 00/00/0000 04/ 1011963 F Sti ll Cemetery, Warren CO.,KY Hagans, J. D. 00/00/0000 02/0111937. B Fai rview Cemetery Hagerman, Elwood Daves 00/00/0000 09/0411937 B Plano Hale, Willam 00/00/0000 04/2711936 B Fri endship Hall, James D. 00/00/0000 03 / 1111941 B Pleasant Hill Cemetery Hall, Nell (O'Bryan) 08/2611869 08/0211960 F St. Joseph Cemetery Hamill, Henry Adam 00/0011881 11 / 16/1935 B Barren River Hampton, Claude 06/3011893 09/0611960 F Oak Grove Cemetery, Barren Co., KY Hampton, Nana 00/00/0000 10/0211937 B Fairview Cemetery Hanks, William B. 12/02/ 1895 12/ 1211941 B Fairview Cemetery Hanley, Sara Elizabeth (Bouches) 02/2 411886 09/301196 1 F Fairview Cemetery Hanna, J. F. 09112/ 1904 11 /2511960 F Eulia, Sumner Co., TN Harberson, Tbomas W. 01114/ 188 5 0712111938 B Stephens Chapel, Logan Co. Harbin, Herman Stanley 11 / 15/1905 10/20/ 1962 F Fairview Cemetery Hardcastle, Lettie (Mercer) 08/0111875 06112 /1964 F Plano Baptist Church Cemetery Hardcastle, Mason 09/ 1311890 0510511962 F Davis Hoffman Memorial Cemetery, Veterans Plot Hardin, Cbarles Willingham 12112/1905 01 /2 6/1964 F East View, Conyers, GA Hardy, Bessie (Croslin) 05100/ 1903 08/101193 8 B Barren Ri ver Church Cemetery Hargett, Ada 00/00/0000 10/291194 1 B Plum Springs Cemetery Hargett, Bill 0311311898 05 /25/1965 F Fairview Cemetery THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 170

Hargett, Ethel Charolte (Turner) 03 /2011900 01115 / 1969 F Fairview Cemetery Harlan, Gerald Wayne 00/00/0000 10/0611940 B Fairview Cemetery Harlan, Jane (Carter) 0311511860 02/2511939 B Unknown Harney, Theodeora E. 01 /28/ 1909 05/301193 7 B Lexington, K Y Harp, Willie 08119119 12 0711611 965 F Fairview Cemetery Harral, Laura (Markham) 03 /04/ 1882 07/2911938 B Fa irview Cemetery Harral, Michael Alford 03112/ 1882 1112011964 F Fairview Cemetery Harral, Robert E. 08/05 / 191 2 08/03 / 1962 F Fairview Cemetery Harris, Edith (Kirby) 01 /2311915 0811111942 B Plano Cemetery Harris, Millard Filmore 0711611885 10/0411960 F Fairview Cemetery Harris, Romie Vick 02/19/ 1882 01 / 13/ 1962 F Fairview Cemetery Harris, Vanita Ann 04/22/1961 04/22/ 1961 F Fairview Cemetery Harrison, H. D. 00/00/0000 05 /03/ 1943 B Greensburg, KY Thompson Cemetery Harrison, Rcubcn 09/2611894 05 /2511941 B Mizpah Cemetery Harrod, Donald Eugene 00/00/0000 12/24/1938 B Fairview Cemetery Harrod, Elizabeth F. (Corbin) 1012711847 08/0711935 B Milliken Cemetery Harrod, Fannie (Miller) 01115/ 1872 02/0611940 B Barren River Church Cemetery Harrod, James 00/00/0000 04/0311938 B Unknown Hartman, George Clyde 10/1211907 0311111967 F Fairview Cemetery Hartman, Ruth (Howell) 12/29/1 899 08/0611964 F Fairview Cemetery Harvey, Margaret (Holland) 12/29/1878 07/ 18/ 1960 F Fairview Cemetery Hatcher, Evie Blanehie (Gidcumb) 00/00/0000 05/0611942 B Sandy Creek Cemetery, Butler County Hatcher, Martha F. (Edwards) 00/00/0000 12126/ 1936 B Shiloh Hawkins, Leary 12/25/ 1898 12/2111962 F Fairview Cemetery Haycraft, Florence 00/0011860 04/2311935 B Green River Union Hayden, Hattie F. (Evans) 02/2111893 11 /2811965 F St. Joseph Cemetery Hayes, Ewell Benton 031111 1893 03 /231196 1 F Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Haynes, Karen Jeanine 0811 711961 08/171196 1 F Fanny Rone, Morgantown, KY Haynes, Madie 12116/1898 0311311967 F Fanny Rone, Morgantown, KY Hays, Sarah Elizabeth (Whalin) 0411611861 0211211940 B Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Hazel, James Lawrence 06/2011942 06/2011942 B Fairview Cemetery Hazelip, Lila Peridene 00/00/0000 10/25/ 1942 B Fairview Cemetery Hazelip, Lydia Ana (Wilkerson) 11 /2111857 11 /0211940 B Fairview Cemetery Heard, Carrie W. 00/00/0000 12/2911938 B Unknown Heavner, Harold Edward 00/00/ 1929 0111411935 B Milliken Cemetery Heffington, Juanita (Miller) 03/3111925 0110311941 B Fairview Cemetery Hendrick, Lula 0112211890 04/0611963 F Fairview Cemetery Hendrick, Susin Jane (Tibbs) 00/00/0000 12/2911935 B Petty Cemetery Hendricks, Florence Elizabeth (White) 04 /2211857 01 /091194 2 B Fairview Cemetery THE LO GHUNTER, VOLUME "'XIV, ISSUE 4, Page 171

Hendricks, Mary E. (Wright) 061221186 I 01 /0711937 B Fairview Cemetery Hendricks, Walter A. 07/0611885 12/081196 I F Petty Cemetery, Warren Co., KY Hermsen, Harry Edward 10/ 10/ 186 I 12/ 1911942 B SI. Loui s, MO Herrington, James Neal 02/0811879 0712 11196 1 F Mount Lebanon, Warren Co., KY Hightower, Bedford Mitchell 0412011884 06/27/ 1963 F Fairview Cemetery Hightower, Bertha Melvina (Turner) 08/0511894 0 1/ 17/ 1968 F Highland Cemetery, Hadley, Warren Co., KY Hightower, Eula M. 08/2311884 12/3011940 B Old Gasper near Auburn Hightower, Frank Cleveland 08129/ 1884 09/0811963 F Fairview Cemetery Hightower, Ida Virginia 00/00/0000 05/12/ 194 I B Old Gasper near Auburn Hightower, Mary (Scoggins) 09/2511885 02/0711962 F Riverside, KY Hightower, William Luther 10125/ 1886 0212211964 F Riverside Chri stian Church Cemetery, Riverside, KY Hill, Wanda Lee 10/03/1940 06/2911943 B Unknown Hillis, James 11 / 16/ 1925 07/04 /1960 F Washington Park, IN Hines, Florence Busch (Spencer) 0912211886 10/ 15/ 1963 F Fairview Cemetery Hines, Jane 00100/ 1868 03/06/1936 B Fairview Cemetery Hines, Ora 10126/ 1890 04/30/1966 F Fairview Cemetery Hines, Rodes Wadell 00/00/0000 07/23 / 1936 B Barren River Bines, William K. 01 /0711884 07/03/1966 F Halls Chapel, Warren Co., KY Bines, Zula (BuO) 02/2511878 03/30/1963 F Highland Baptist Church Cemetery, Hadley, Warren Co., KY Hoban, Martin William 09/05/ 1923 04/0411966 F St. Joseph Cemetery Hofacker, Buelah Florence (Lowe) 00/00/0000 0511711940 B Fairview Cemetery Hoffman, Georgia Myrtle (perkins) 02/ 18/ 1889 10/0611961 F Nebo Union Cemetery, Hopkins Co., KY Hollan, William Henderson 02/09/1880 03/08/ 1963 F Fairview Cemetery Holland, Annie P. 00/00/0000 0111711938 B Unknown Holland, Mary 00/00/0000 07/27/0000 B Fairview Cemetery Holland, Micca B. (Bowell) 05/03/1887 07/281196 1 F Fairview Cemetery Holland, W. O. 00/00/0000 11 1281193 8 B Unknown Hollars, John Wesley 10115/0000 02/2 111 963 F Friendship Cemetery, Auburn, KY Hollond, Della M. (Haynes) 05/3 1/ 1875 03/2611962 F Fairview Cemetery Holmes, David Oscar 10/25/0000 12/0011956 F Fairview Cemetery Holmes, Hattie Pearl (Sanders) 00/00/0000 0511611943 B Glasgow, KY THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XX IV, ISSUE 4, Page 172

Holson, Hugh G. 00/00/0000 09/05/ 1942 B SI. Matthews, KY Honley, Sara Elizabeth (Houchens) 02/2411886 09/3011961 F Fairview Cemetery Hood, J. T. 08/2111 866 02/2411941 B Bethel Cemetery, Warren Co. Hood, Raymond 07/31/ 1903 12/ 19/ 1938 B Bethel Cemetery Hopper, Silas Webster 05/27 / 1868 05 /2 8/ 1965 F Watts Cemetery, Sand Hill, Warren Co., KY Hopper, William Crittenden 12/2011872 06/05/ 1960 F MI. Pleasant Church Horton, Fayette J. 0212811880 06/0911966 F Chapel Hill Memori al Gardens Horton, W. E. 06/2 4/ 1851 0211111935 B Halls Chapel Cemetery Houchens, Laura Jane (Jordan) 05/01 11 894 06/ 17/1963 F Fairview Cemetery Houk, Minnie (No rris) 01119/ 1882 0911911938 B Bethel Cemetery Howard, Addie (A dam) 12/22 / 1875 07/ 171193 7 B Fairview Cemetery Howard, Daisy M. (Roberts) 05123 / 1881 0312811963 F Fairview Cemetery Howard, Ellie 00/00/0000 07/2411937 B Fairview Cemetery Howard, Webb Anthony 03 /2411896 0712011965 F Fa irview Cemetery Howard, William Dorr 03 /30/ 1917 06/ 1811964 F Fairview Cemetery Howell, Anna Elizabeth (Spencer) 12/15/ 1876 01 /2211961 F Fairview Cemetery Howell, Annie Mary 09/07/ 1942 09/0711 942 B Fairview Cemetery Howell, Carl 04/ 1811900 05 /2411967 F Fairview Cemetery Howell, Daniel William 00/0010000 03 / 10/ 1938 B Unknown Howell, Ernest D. 10/3011908 0511411962 F Fairview Cemetery Howell, James 00/00/0000 09/05/1943 B Barren River Howell, Joe 07/ 1811895 05118/ 1962 F Fairview Cemetery Howell, Ovie (Barnard) 01 /31 /1909 10111 / 1964 F Fairview Cemetery Huddleston, Mary Clarbell 00/0010000 04/15/ 194 1 B Halls Chapel Cemetery Hudnall, Mernie Milam 02/0111896 07/0711 943 B MI. Pisgah Hudson, Clarice R. (Rose) 11 /23/1 897 05/29/ 1963 F Fairview Cemetery Hudson, Daisy (O'Dell) 04/04 / 1882 12/1511 968 F Fairview Cemetery Hudson, Hulda Jane (Elder) 01 / 1511876 03 /24 / 1939 B Unknown Hudson, John 11 /27/ 1869 03 / 1411966 F Fairview Cemetery Hudson, Martha Jane (Douglas) 03/2711897 06/1711960 F Barren River Cemetery Hudson, Mary Byrd (Harlow) I 1113/1888 0412011969 F Fairview Cemetery Hudson, Nellie 00100/0000 04/2011938 B Unknown Hudson, Sallie Catherine (Kinkaid) 10/211187 1 02/0211965 F Barren River Hudson, Samantha Gary 00/00/0000 02/0711940 B Unknown Huff, Dellia (Jones) 04/04 / 1881 04/0911965 F Big Reedy Church of Christ Cemetery, Edmonson Co., KY Hunt, Marshall 0510911 868 06/29/ 1937 B Beech Grove Cemetery Hunt, Molly (Cook) 00/00/0000 11 /0811 941 B Beech Grove Cemetery Hunt, R. S. 06/ 12/ 1873 06/26/ 1942 B Fairview Cemetery Hunt, Velma 00/00/0000 08/1411936 B Fairview Cemetery Hunton, Ewell 02/ 1911 887 10/20/ 1936 B Fairview Cemetery THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 173

Hurd, Edith Estelle (Twyman) 09/0111880 0510111962 F Evergreen Cemetery, Louisville, KY Iliff, James W. 00/00/0000 04/27/ 1938 B Unknown Isbel, Bobbie 04/30/1935 04/30/1935 B Pleasant Hill Cemetery Isbel, Boyd 04/3011935 04/30/ 1935 B Pleasant Hill Cemetery Isbell, Mary Dee (Johnson) 01 /24/1886 01110/ 1961 F Fairview Cemetery Isbell, Otis B. 10/02/1894 02/27/1961 F Fairview Cemetery Jackson, Arthur 00/00/1898 07/06/ 1936 B Fairview Cemetery Jackson, Arthur Dee 03131 /1909 1211611960 F Fairview Cemetery Jackson, J. M. 10/31 /1860 11 /0811938 B Mizpah Cemetery Jackson, John 03 /2311861 0510611936 B Mt. Olive Jackson, Laura B. 02/2811866 01 /0311 939 B Mizpah Cemetery Jackson, Martha 00/00/0000 05/ 11 / 1938 B Unknown Jackson, Samuel 00/00/0000 10/0311 936 B Fairview Cemetery Jackson, Walter L. 00/00/0000 12/2611 940 B Di xo n, TN , Cemetery Jaggers, Granville 09/0811 888 04/0211 936 B Fairview Cemetery Jefferson, Joseph 08113 /1904 0711611963 F Fairview Cemetery Jenkins, Annie (Hays) 12/29/1877 03 /0911943 B Fairview Cemetery Jenkins, Chas. Leon 08/28/ 1941 0411611943 B Fairview Cemetery Jennette, James 02/ 14/1883 0911811943 B Pilot Knob Jennette, Robert 00/0011855 06/2811936 B Pilot Knob J ent, Curtis Lee 11 /02/0000 11 /02/0000 B Ru ff Hill Cemetery Johnson, Barbara Ann 06/271193 7 05117/ 1939 B Fairview Cemetery Johnson, Catherine 04/ 1211943 0411211943 B Paton Cemetery Johnson, Mary Ewing (Hays) 11 /09/ 1869 07/25/1941 B Springhill Cemetery, Nashville, TN Johnson, Nevelee 08/09/1920 08/2611960 F Boiling Springs Cemetery Johnson, Robert W. 00/00/1877 10111 11936 B Fairview Cemetery Joiner, Dixie 06/0911897 11 /02/1942 B Fairview Cemetery Joiner, Mamie Pearl (Embry) 10/08/1896 02/2311969 F Wades Cemetery, Morgantown, KY Jones, America Audrey (Hunt) 04116/1900 04/04 / 1960 F Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Jones, Betty 00/00/0000 0111711938 B Unknown Jones, Emma Mae (Lamastus) 01 / 14/ 1898 12/3111942 B Richardsville, KY Jones, Eunice (Davis) 07/24/1888 11 /0711962 F Mt. Pleasant Church of Christ, near Anna, Warren Co., KY Jones, Harold Briggs 01 /06/1934 0512811941 B Fairview Cemetery Jones, Heber 02/ 1611891 11 /1011966 F Old Union Cemetery, Warren Co., KY Jones, J . H. 00/00/0000 0412311943 B Fairview Cemetery Jones, James L. 01 /21 / 1907 1011111961 F Fairview Cemetery THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 174

Jones, Jesse Hershel 00/00/0000 02 /0111940 B Bethel Church Cemetery Jones, Julia (Newton) 10/26/ 1867 02/2411939 B Fairview Cemetery Jones, Leroy Dewayne 0511511964 08112/ 1964 F Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Jones, Mable (Covington) 02/28/ 1888 03 / 1811939 B Fairview Cemetery Jones, Robert S. 0711311875 01114/ 1943 B Horse Cave, KY Jones, Sallie (Covington) 01 /24/ 1864 08 /29/ 1940 B Fairview Cemetery Jones, Tdwal 00/00/0000 01 /0311936 B Unknown Jones, Tuttolous 07/0711859 04/0111940 B Fairview Cemetery Jones, Wm. Cooper 10/22/ 18 56 01 / 1911937 B Fairview Cemetery Jones, Gary Lee 11114/ 1962 11 / 1711962 F Fairview Cemetery Josblin, Melvin Jr. 01 / 19/ 1940 06/ 1711941 B Highland Cemetery, Warren County, KY Joyner, Harold 00/00/0000 00/00/0000 B Unknown Jungerman, May C. (Roberson) 0611811 880 0111411936 B Mt. Oli ve, Nas hville, TN Justice, Cbarly 09/ 13/ 1889 05 /2111 93 6 B Beth el Cemetery Keller, Josepb Earl 07/25/ 1910 02/2511961 F Fairview Cemetery Kelley, James Frencb 09/00/ 1913 00/00/0000 B Unknown Kelly, Fred A. 1011811885 11/2711935 B Fairview Cemetery Keown, Margret Olivia 00/00/ 1863 06/ 1611 943 B Honaker Cemetery Kessinger, Saul F. 0 112411 872 11 /0711938 B Unknown Key, Benjamin Franklin 06/0411868 06/23 / 1960 F Fairview Cemetery Key, Mary Elvory 11111 11882 12/03/ 1964 F Green Brier Cemetery, near Boyce Kimbrel, Alford N. 03 /2011922 06/ 17/ 1936 B St. Josephs Cemetery Kimbrow, James R. 00/00/0000 12/03 / 1936 B Fairview Cemetery King, James Vernon 10/2411963 10124/ 1963 F Fairview Cemetery Kirby, Bessie E. (Wbeeler) 01 /0211894 09/16/ 1961 F Plano, Warren Co., KY Kirby, Harley 11 /08/ 1894 03/3111939 B Fairview Cemetery Kister, William Edward 07/0211888 0211711939 B St. Joseph Cemetery Knauer, E. Carl 08/3011917 01/3011942 B Fairview Cemetery Knauer, Ora Brand (Vance) 03 /22/ 1892 1011411963 F Fairview Cemetery Knight, Elster M. 00/00/0000 08 /3011967 F Fairview Cemetery Knight, Ronald Wayne 10/2711945 12/ 12/ 1968 F Fairview Cemetery Krezer, Jacob 04/0411907 02111 / 1966 F Chicago, IL, Local Cemetery Krueger, Josepb Willard 00/00/0000 04 /22/ 1941 B Krueger, Mary Francis (Trigg) 1111611873 11 / 11 /1960 F Fairview Cemetery Lamasters, Barbara Jean 11 /0311941 08/0911942 B Goshen Church Cemetery Lamasters, Linda Fay 03/0111943 03 /01 /1943 B Riverside Lamasters, Terry Roger 02 /2711941 02127/1941 B Oak Forrest, at Riverside, KY THE LONGHU TER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 175

Lamasters, Wm. Thomas 01 125/ 1872 12126/ 1938 B Riverside Lamberson, Randal Edward 04 /0711940 04 /08/1940 B St. Josephs Cemetery Lampkin, Clifton Wallace 12/2011884 08/0411959 F Fairview Cemetery Lane, Annie Neal (Spillman) 1010311872 10/ 14/193 9 B Fountain Run, KY Langdon, Samuel Ray 0010010000 12/02/1936 B Phelps Cemetery Laskey, Popie Dorelta (Baker) 09114 / 1867 021271196 1 F Erin Cemetery, Erin, TN Lawrence, Alice (Cole) 0010010000 01128/193 8 B Barren River Lawrence, Garland 0010010000 12/18/1956 F Unknown Lawrence, Nathan P. 0411511855 0512711939 B Barren River Church Cemetery Lawrence, Robert Harry 02125/ 1885 0210211965 F Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Lawrence, Ruby (Newton) 11122/ 1895 0212611960 F Little Muddy, Sugar Grove Lay, James Donald 0010010000 10/ 1411938 B Unknown Layson, Robert Jr. 00100/ 1917 03 /2011937 B Fairview Cemetery Ledbetter, Jeffery Dean 01/3011965 01 /3111965 F Fairview Cemetery Lee, Lola Yates (Meador) 12128/ 1890 11 / 13/1962 F Fairview Cemetery Lee, Sallie Blanche (Wheat) 07/0711900 07/02/1940 B Fairview Cemetery Leichardt, Maude C. (Sublett) 12/03 /1877 07/ 18/ 1943 B Fairview Cemetery Levings, Hercules Lee 11 /06/ 1893 05/ 11 11 964 F Fairview Cemetery Lewis, Clara S. (Beck 0010010000 0312711942 B Penn Chapel Lewis, Florence (Hudson) 10/2211878 12/ 1611965 F Mt. Olivet, Warren Co., KY Lewis, Florence (Lay) 03/19/1878 1013111962 F Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Lewis, James H. 01 / 15/ 1874 02122 /196 1 F Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Lewis, Marchia (pas h) 0010010000 12/0511938 B Fairview Cemetery Lewis, Wm. Henry 0010010000 01 /0911943 B Penn Chapel Light, Sue Jewett 11 /3011893 01/06/ 1935 B Pilot Knob Lightfoot, Annie (Roberts) 09/ 17/ 1882 05131 /1937 B Fairview Cemetery Lightfoot, Finis Crittenden 0212611887 10108/1960 F Davis Hoffman Memorial Cemetery Lindberg, John Manley 11 11 111898 12/0911963 F Fairview Cemetery Lindsey, Hanora (Cardwell) 03116/ 1885 1011511967 F Fairview Cemetery Lindsey, Porter 0111611894 03 /0311964 F Fairview Cemetery Lindsey, Threse Hagan 0010010000 0111411942 B Barren Ri ver Church Cemetery Lindsey, Twana Carol 0511811963 05/ 1811963 F Fairview Cemetery Linville, Mayme 0010010000 11 12 111942 B Fairview Cemetery Litchford, Michael Phillip 03 /0611948 0112011966 F Fairview Cemetery Lodge, Joseph Thomas 0612311883 0210811969 F Fairview Cemetery Lodge, William Russell 0211311913 03 /0611961 F Fairview Cemetery Logsdon, Jewel G. 12/ 16/1900 0111811943 B Fairview Cemetery THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXIV,ISSUE 4, Page 176

Logsdon, Jimmie Dale 021! 111940 04 /0211941 B Fairview Cemetery Logston, A. J. 00/00/0000 05/3 111936 B Penn Chapel Long, Annie Walker 06121 /1879 06120/1942 B Maple Grove Cemetery, Russellville, KY Long, Chas. 00/00/0000 0112211935 B Cedar Bluff Long, John G. 00/00/0000 06/2211942 B Unknown Long, Roy 04 /08/1898 01/06/1964 F Davis Hoffman Memorial Cemetery Lorenzen, Hallie Morgan 01 /07/1884 03/1311969 F Fairview Cemetery Loudermilk, Charles A. 06123/1886 0111211969 F Fairview Cemetery Lovell, Emery L. 00/00/0000 02/09/1938 B Old Union Lowe, Ada (Edwards) 0211 011872 05105 /1962 F Fairview Cemetery Lowe, Freda 07/2411942 07/24 / 1942 B Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Lowe, Mary Eureka (Cherry) 04 /0411868 08110/ 1935 B Fairview Cemetery Lowe, Mar Ida 06/ 1411935 01111 /1943 B Fairview Cemetery Lowery, Cla rence E. 07/0911919 07/08/ 1961 F Fairview Cemetery Lucus, Robert 00/0010000 06/03 /1936 B Fairview Cemetery Lundy, Vertie Mac (Oliver) 06/0911897 03 /0711969 F Fairview Cemetery Lynch, William W. 02/ 11 /1916 05105 /1936 B Oak Forrest Madison, Ada 00/00/0000 00/00/0000 F Unknown Mahan, J essie 00/00/1881 0712911936 B Mt. Zion Mahler, Kenneth 00/00/0000 11 /09/1937 B Unknown Manco, Allen J. 10113/1901 03127/1940 B Penn Chapel Manco, John 06/01/1876 02/0 1/1942 B Penn Chapel Manco, Lottie Gene 10/0311942 10/03/1942 B Penn Chapel Cemetery Manley, John Henry 06/0311871 08/12/1935 B Bethel Cemetery Manning, Daisy (Horn) 08/1511878 07/0511961 F Rolling Springs Methodist Church Cemetery Manning, Fay 03 /0411946 03 /04 /1946 B Highland Cemetery Manning, J. Doyle 121281 1917 09/0 111 943 B Fairview Cemetery Manning, Jimmie D. 00/00/0000 03/06/1937 B Fairview Cemetery Manning, Lizzie Jointer (Carson) 1011811873 12/30/1960 F Fairview Cemetery Manning, Lola Belle (Fishburn) 10/09/19 18 02/ 18/1966 F Rolling Springs Church Cemetery Manning, May 03/04 /1946 03/0411946 B Highland Cemetery Manning, Samuel David 08/0711886 11 /01 /1961 F Fairview Cemetery Marlow, John A. 11 12811879 01 /0711942 B Sti ll Cemetery Marlowe, Ella (Still) 10/01 /1876 0512911969 F Still Cemetery Marmon, Vivian (Greer) 031231189 1 08/17/1965 F Fairview Cemetery Marrow, Lorenzo 00/0011862 07/0811936 B Butler, PA Martin, Issac M. 08/0611875 08/1611964 F Highland Baptist Church Cemetery near Hadley Martin, Florence 0111611884 0512711935 B Bethel Cemetery Martin, Harry Clifton 0112411905 00/00/0000 B Green River Union THE LONGHUNTER, VO LUME XXlV, ISSUE 4, Page 177 Warren County, Kentucky Deaths, 1855 [Part 2]

Transcribed by Gail Jackson Miller, CG 425 Midcrest Drive Bowling Green, KY 4210 1

Transcribed from the original Vital Statistics Deaths for J855 on Kentucky Historical Society microcopy 28. Each record contains the following columns: Name of Deceased, Age, Sex, Condition, Occupation, Residence, Place ofBir th, Names ofPare nts or Owners ofSlaves, Place of Death. Time of Death, Cause of Death, Remarks [Nothing written in this column.}. Information that is implied by dittos. etc., but not written, has been included in []. This is Part 2 ofsevera l parts.

Name of Deceased Age/Sex/Collditio" Occupatio" Residell ce Place of Birtlt N ames of Pare"ts Place of Deatlt Time ofD eath Ca use of Death

Elizabeth J. Taylor 32/Female/married [Warren] Tennessee Wm & R Maberry [Warren] I June [Consumption]

Charles C. Musser 2/male [Warren) Warren R & M Musser [Warren] 25 Aug unknown

Sallie Snider 24/Female/married Warren Allen S&A Plumer Warren 17 July unknown

Zilinda Covington 40/[Female)/single [Warren) Warren J & N L Covington [Warren] 4 March Consumption

[no name slave) 2 mo/male/slave [Warren) [Warren] J F South [Warren] 25 Aug unknown

Louisa Smith 24IFemaie/married [Warren] [Warren] A. McMurry [Warren] 19Nov childbirth

Mary A. Smith 2 mo/[ female] [Warren] [Warren) H F& LSmith [Warren) 12Nov unknown

Calvin 121 male/slave [Warren] [Warren) H P Murrell [Warren) 4 Dec Pneumonia

Sherrod 70/[ male ]/[slave) [Warren) Va (H P Murrell] [Warren] 25 Nov old age

Cintha I 6/female/[ slave] [Warren) Logan (H P Murrell] [Warren) 8 Nov Consum ption THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 178

[no name slave] male [Warren] Warren Lewis Potter [Warren] I June unknown

Kate 3 mofFemale/[slave] [Warren] [Warren] WV Loving [Warren] [no date] [unknown]

Andrew 18/male/[ slave] [Warren] [Warren] SWCom? [Warren] 15 Jany Scrofula

Sallie 16/female/[ slave] [Warren] [Warren] E H Blackburn [Warren] 6 July consumption

Jery 2/male/[s lave] [Warren] [Warren] [E H Blackburn] [Warren] II July Cold

Alice J Sien I yr 6 mollfemale/[slave][sic] [Warren] [Warren] JV &M Sien [Warren] 18 Jany unknown

Mary 4 mo/[female]/Slave [Warren] [Warren] J J Shields [Warren] 3 Aug unknown

Kate I/[female ]/[slave] [Warren] [Warren] FW Jackson [Warren] I Aug unknown

Joseph H Cox 2 yr 6 mo/male [Warren] [Warren] H J & E Fox [sic] [Warren] 7 June Flux

Abram 72/[male]/[slave] [Warren] Ky RF Strange [Warren] 20 May Lung disease

[no name slave] 2 mo/[male]/[slave] [Warren] Warren W RHines [Warren] 4 Sept Flux

Thomas I/[ male lIt slave] [Warren] [Warren] Wm Wilkerson estate [Warren] 15 July cholera infantium

Sarah 15/female/[slave] [Warren] [Warren] P Hines [Warren] 8 June Lung disease

Martha 20/[female lItslave] [Warren] [Warren] [P Hines] [Warren] 20 Dec [Lung disease]

Harriett 15/[femalelIt slave] [Warren] [Warren] John Loving [Warren] 14May Inflamation Bowels

Drucilla Graham 56/[female]/married Merchant's wife [Warren] V J & S Dulaney [Warren] 28 March Disease of Womb THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 179

Lewis SO/male/slave [Warren) Warren J Runner [Warren) 28 Nov Typhoid fever

Jerry 40/[ male )/[s lave) [Warren) [Warren) J RUDner [Warren) 2 Aug Consumption

Sally 17fFemale/[slave) [Warren) Hart J Runner [Warren) I Feby [Consumption)

James Runner 14/male [Warren) Warren J & E Runner [Warren) 25 Dec

Elzira Potter I yr 6 mofFe male [Warren) [Warren) H & M Potter [Warren) 17 Jul y Diarrhea

Allen 2/male/slave [Warren) [Warren) H Potter [Warren) 10 April Fits

Ellen I/fe male/[ slave) [Warren) [Warren) [H Potter) [Warren) 4 June unknown

Sarah E Adams female/married Farmer's wife [Warren) [Warren) C & N Adams [Warren) 26 Deer inflamation brain

WmMDunC3n 2S/malefsingle [Warren) [Warren) C. T. & N N Duncan [Warren] 10 Oct consumption

E Philips IIfemale/single Warren Ky WarrenKy M & Nancy Philips Warren Ky Jany IS 1855 Whooping cough

[no name) female/single [Warren Ky) [Warren Ky) R & Letty Conkin [Warren Ky) Nov 12 unknown

[no name) [female)/[single) [Warren Ky) [Warren Ky) [R & Letty Conkin) [Warren Ky) [Nov 12) [unknown)

[no name) male/[sing le) [Warren Ky) [Warren Ky) [R & Letty Conkin) [Warren Ky) [Nov 12) [unknown)

MaryMOwens 9/female/[sin gle) [Warren Ky) [Warren Ky) J & N J Owens [Warren Ky) June 26 Fever

Lony 22/male/[single) [Warren Ky) Allen Jefferson P Motley [Warren Ky) June 12 Tifoid Fever

Daniel 80/male [Warren Ky) Virginia William P Motley estate[Warren Ky) Deer 23 old age THE WNGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 180

Martha Jones 22/female/married [Warren Ky) Butler J & Sarab Hampton Butler July 2 Fever

[no name) 7 mo/[fema le) [Warren Ky) Warren Chas McJ(jnney Warren Dec Croup

Virginia 17/[ female) [Warren Ky) [Warren) [Cbas McJ(jnney) [Warren) Oct Afflicti on of Lungs

AnD M Lucas 7/[female)/single [Warren Ky) [Warren) Jobn W Lucas [Warren) Aug 20 Flux

Rebecca W Lucas l/[female) [Warren Ky) [Warren) [John W Lucas) [Warren] [Aug] 27 [Flux)

[no name) 6 mo/male [Warren KY) [Warren) Absalom Sbobe [Warren) March croup

Susan Tolte 54/female!married [Warren Ky) Virginia Rudy Sbobe [Warren) June 10 Apoplexy

Clory 27/[fema le) [Warren Ky) Warren Hudson Tate [Warren) Dec 24 Scrofula

[no name) 3 mo/[ female) [Warren Ky) [Warren) Lucius B Mereditb [Warren) Oct unknown

William L Mereditb 74/male/married [Warren Ky) Virginia William & [Warren) July Inflammati on of Bowels Sarab Mereditb

Elizabetb Mereditb 67/female/married [Warren Ky) Maryland Wm & Kesandis Scott [Warren) August Typhoid fever

Jonatban E Gott l/male [Warren Ky) Warren Fanner & Matilda [Warren) Sept Scalded Gou

Nancy Colrd 28/female [Warren Ky) [Warren) Jobn Wardlow [Warren) Sept Flux

Elijah S/male [Warren Ky) [Warren) [Jobn Wardlow) [Warren) Sept [Flux)

Mary 10/femaie [Warren Ky) [Warren) Ricbard Patterson [Warren) Dec I Consumption THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 181 Diary Kept by Madie Ruth Zimmerman on her Trip to Kentucky from Goshen, Indiana in 1922

Submitted by Alice Lee POBox 636 Cave City, KY 42127

The f ollowing is a diary kept by Madie Ruth Zimmerman on a trip she made to Kentucky. My husband, Daniel Lee, is her son. It is copied exactly as she wrote it in a lillie notebook-punctuation and all.

TO MAMOIH CAVE

Left Goshen at 8 o'clock Monday night. Stayed at Mrs. Alwines, Blanche's Aunt all night. Met Martha Harshman and left Tue. Morning Aug. I" 1922 from New Paris. Went through Wabash 6:45 . At North Manchester went two mi out of our way. Went through Wabash 8:30. Went by Hoosier Dixie Hi ghway to Wabash, th en took Hil ls and lakes road to Indianapoli s, Mississiniwa Ri ver to Mont. Vernon, Mier swayzee . pt. Isabel Had gass & oi l put in fellow put too much oi l in. Trouble. Elwood Detour paving street. Perkinsville, Strawtown. Ate dinner near clam camp. Kidded a fellow John Schm took pictures, etc. Noblesville I o'clock. Bridge was being put in at Strawtown we had to detour over river got stuck and was pushed up the hill. Came to Indianapolis Two o'clock, straight through. Southport, greenwood, white land, Franklin, Amity, Edinburg, Taylorsville, Columbus, Walesboro, Waynesville, Jonesville, Seymore. About 225 miles from home. Had driven 235 miles. Started out of Seymore to Scottsburg by long route turned around and came back to Seymore. Inquired and found out that the road was tom up. We have to detour and hilly roads. Stayed all night at hotel. Rained. Started on our road at 7 o'clock Aug. 2. Went on wrong road for detour. Stopped to clean spark plug and met Charley. Gave us some fine apples. Took some pictures and turned around and went nearly back to Saymore and detoured all the way to Crothersvi lle, Scottsburg, Vienna, Underwood, Henryville -- a bad hill - Caney Station, Memphis, speeas, sellersburg, Hamburg, New Albany, Ind. Crossed bridge to Louisville. Stoped and ate dinner at a diary lunch. Went through Market St. Helens, Orell, west Point. Climed big hill under rail road trestle. guardhouse. TipTop Camp Knox . Bad roads to Cave City. Stithton Elizabethtown Courthouse in center. Blowed out hose and cracked wheel meet people from Tenn. Put new hose on stoped got water at house from tin pump rain water that filled radiator. Met man from Jackson, Mich. Stoped at Upton for new wheel. Stayed all night at Southern Home Hotel. Got cleaned up and walked downtown. Had driven 141 miles that day. Ate supper in our room. Next morning mailed some cards waited for wheel got started about 8 o'clock, bad roads. Bonnieville, munfordville, Horse Cave - Mamoth Onex Cave. Arrived at Cave City about 10:30. Got room at Dixie Hotel. Talked with Mr. Parker. Ate wonderful dinner chicken a la mode feathers, salmon Salad, potatoes, Oakers, com, Tomatoes, cornbread, gravy, dressing, watermellon, pie, ice cream, Ice tea. Went to cave with Mr. Parker. He stopped and took a picture of land which had sunk more than a hundred feet at one time into the mammoth cave. Pointed out a spot where we could see the Cumberland Mts. 85 miles away. Drove to the new entrance about 100 feet above the mouth of the cave then walked down. We changed our clothes and put on Un ionalls. Bandaners on our heads. Left our purses at stand. Mr. Parker got our guide Johnny for us. Had red hair. Jolly and good sport. Went down damp steps 175 feet below the surface. It became very dry was 54 degrees at all places. First saw large domes and pits next larger rooms ofrocks Then piles ofrocks climed down Mt. McKinley into long passage ways of I

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rocks. Grape vinyards snowy white rooms Onex formation Black brown & white Cristal formations. Cotton formation Indian girl, fl owers, etc. springs. Lovers Lane Queen Elizabeths parlor. Took 3 hr., 45 min. Jobnny promised to send us some black Onex. After we came out we washed cooled off a bit, climbed hill to house to change clothes. Visited a while then climbed hill to car where we kidded Johnny. Dewey Gibson and a fellow traveler from Fla in a chivreolet car. Drove back to Cave City part way after dark. Had driven only 42 miles. Got cleaned up and went down for dinner. Chicken, ham, cheese, biskets, Tomatoes cake Ice cream Ice tea, com, potatoes, watennell on. Started on our way by 7:30 the next morning. Retraced our road lacking two miles of Eli zabethtown and at Upton we met Mr. Nanney a traveling man & his choofer who showed us the way to the Lincoln fann. They went ahead and waited for us at crossroads so we would not get lost had a creak in g wheel. Got in Hodgenville about II : o'clock had our wheel tightened and went out to the Lincoln fann 3 mi. from town. Met our traveling man. He told us where to get our dinner but didn' t take his advice but would have been better off. Ha After dinner went to a drug store to get films. Met him there again. He said we could follow them to E.town started but they had to go back. We went on but had a flat tire about six mi . out and they came along and helped us. Had more rough road from there in to E.town to Camp Knox. Road to Hodgenville Sharp turns Dusty but quite smooth . From E.town we retraced our road to Louisvil le. And from Loui sville we we nt to St. Mal1hews Mass ie, Middletown, Eastwood, Sim psonville to Shelbyvill e where we stayed a ll night. Broke our wi ndshield. A young fellow we asked where to stay said the Armstrong Hotel was the best excuse they had but he would advise us to beat it on to Louisville only 30 miles. Just where we had come from. We had traveled 150 miles that day.

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POSTSCRIPT TO STORY: In Ihe slory, Mlldie mentioned Jo"nny 's lelling Ihem he'd send Ihem some black onyx. When Ihe girls relurned 10 Goshen, where Mlldie was a schoolleacher, they wailed several weeks f or the onyx Johnny promised, but it never came. They all wrote to him, to no avail. Finally, they talked Madie into writing Johnny, and she did He gave the leiter to another young man in the area, Dlln Lee, and asked him to send the onyx. He did Dlln and Mlldie started corresponding, and he sent her a beautiful piece of dark brown onyx. After two years, the two had met, fallen in love, and were married in 1924. Dlln always said he had to marry Mlldie to get the onyx back! They lived the rest of their lives in or near Cave City, had two children, 10111 and Daniel, and would have been marriedfifty years in April of 1974, but Madie died of heart failure in December of 1973. lola still has the onyx. THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXN, ISSUE 4, Page 183

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Adam/Adams Cbeatbam Cravens Addie 172 Emily 160 John 159 C 179 Turley 160 Crawford N 179 Cberry James 156 Sarah E 179 Mary Eureka 176 Moses 156 Adkins Cissna Crogban 156 Jesse 154 Robert 157 Croslin Adkinson Claypool Bessie 169 Jesse 157 Ann Elisabeth 190 Culbertson Alexander Austin J. 189 John 155, 157 Ebenezer 159 B. P. 189 Joseph 154 Ebinezas 158 Benjamin 188 Curd Mathew 159 Easton 188 John 155,156 Elizabeth 189 A1wines 181 John, Jr 156 George W. 188 Anderson Price 155, 156 John W. 188 Bailey 155 Josiah 189 Darby Arnold Lucinda 187 John S 167 Weeden 158 Martha 189 Joseph W 167, 168 Asber Mary 189 Susannah 167, 168 William 158 Mary A. 188 Bacon Perry R. 189 Davis L. W. 168 Rebecca 188 Eunice 173 Ball 153,154 Sally, Sen 188 Dillinder Barnard Sally A. 187 Joseph 153 Stephen, Sen 188 Ovie 172 Douglas William M. 188 Martha Jane 172 Barnes Com? Benjamin 158 Dulaney SW 178 J 178 Beck Conkin Clara S. 175 S 178 Letty 179 Duncan Billings R 179 C. T. 179 Abraham 153 Cook Blackburn NN 179 Molly 172 WmM 179 EH 178 Cooke Boyd East Israel Alexander 160 Neal 168 Andrew 159 Nancy Hailey White 160 Braswell Edwards Corbin Ada 176 William 159 Elizabeth F. 170 Bryant Martha F. 170 Covington Elder John 151 J 177 Hulda Jane 172 Buford 156 NL 177 Embry Colo. 155 Sallie 174 Mamie Pearl 173 Carson Zilinda 177 Estiss Lizzie Jointer 176 Cox John 154 Joseph H 178 Carver John, Senr 154 John 159 Craddock Moses 154 Cbandler Robert 155 Ewing Timothy 158 Craig John 154 Cbaplain William 168 Fisbburn Abraham 155 Lola BeUe 176 THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 194

FortlFourt Hanks Emily Pulliam 186 George Thomas 186 Dorothy 160 William B. 169 186 Emily 160 Hanley James R. Jeremiah Wi ll iam 186 Francis 160 Sara Elizabeth 169 Peter 160 Raben Lee 186 Hanna Sally A. (Claypool) Fox J. F. 169 183,186, 187, 189,190 178 E Harberson Samuel Walter 186 178 H. J. Thomas W. 169 Thomas 186, 187, 188 Gibbs Harbin Hartman Saml 158 Hennan Stanley 169 George Clyde 170 Gibson Hardcastle Ruth (Howell) 170 Dewey 182 Lettie (Mercer) 169 Harvey Gidcumb Mason 169 Margaret (Holland) 170 Evie Blanchie 170 Hardin Hatcber Glesson Charles Wi llingham 169 Evie Blanchie 170 Henry 153 Hardy Martha F. (Edwards) 170 Gorbam Bessie (Croslin) 169 Hawkins Alexander 154 Hargett Leary 170 Thomas 154 Ada 169 Haycraft Gott Bill 169 Florence 170 Fanner 180 Ethel Charolte (Turner) 170 Hayden Jonathan E 180 Harlan Hattie F. (Evans) 170 Matilda 180 Gerald Wayne 170 GrabamlGraybam HayeslHays Jane (Caner) 170 Annie 173 David 158 Harlow Ewell Benton 170 Druc ill a 178 Mary Byrd 172 Mary Ewing 173 Greatbouse Harney Sarah Elizabeth 170 John 155 Theodeora E. 170 Haynes Green Harp Della M. 171 James 154 Willie 170 Karen Jeani ne 170 Greer HarrallHarreli Madie 170 Vivian 176 Laura (Markham) 170 Hazel Hackersmitb Michael Alford 170 James Lawrence 170 Harry J. 169 Raben 154 Hazelip Hagao/Hagans RobenE. 170 Lila Peridene 170 J. D. 169 Harris Lydia Ana (Wi lkerson) 170 Wi lliam B. 169 Edith (Kirby) 170 Hazlip Hagerman Millard Filmore 170 Raben 156 Elwood Daves 169 Ramie Vick 170 Heard Hale VanitaAnn 170 Carrie W. 170 Willarn 169 Harrison Heavner Hall H. D. 170 Harold Edward 170 James 153, 154 Reuben 170 Heffington lames D. 169 Harrod Juanita (Miller) 170 lohn 157 Donald Eugene 170 Helm Nell (O'Bryan) 169 Elizabeth F. (Corbin) 170 Thomas 168 Fannie (Miller) 170 Hamill HendricklHendricks Henry Adam 169 James 170 Harsbman Florence Elizabeth 170 Hampton Lula 170 Martha 181 Claude 169 Mary E. (Wright) 171 J 180 Harston Susin Jane (Tibbs) 170 Nana 169 Annie Elisabeth 186 Walter A. 171 Sarah 180 Emily 188 THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 195

Hermsen Hood Zula 171 Harry Edward 171 J. T. 172 Hunt Herrington Raymond 172 America Audrey 173 James Neal 171 Hopkins Marshall 172 Higgins John 157 Molly (Cook) 172 R. S. 172 Richard 155 Hopper Velma 172 Highsmith William Crittenden 172 Hunton Thomas 154 Horton Ewell 172 Hightower Fayette J. 172 Hurd Bedford Mitchell 171 W.E. 172 Edith Estelle (Twyman) 173 Bertha Melvina 171 Houchens EulaM. 171 Laura Jane (Jordan) 172 Hurt Frank Cleveland 171 Sara Elizabeth 172 John 157 Ida Virginia 17 1 Houches Iliff John 155 Sara Elizabeth 169 James W. 173 Mary (Scoggins) 171 Houk lsbel William Luther 171 Minnie (Norris) 172 Bobbie 173 Hill Howard Boyd 173 Wanda Lee 171 Mary Dee (Johnson) 173 Addie (Adam) 172 Otis B. 173 Hillis Daisy M. (Roberts) 172 James 171 Ellie 172 Jackson Hines Webb Anthony 172 Arthur 173 Florence Busch 171 William Don' 172 Arthur Dee 173 Jane 171 Howell FW 178 J. M. 173 Ora 171 Anna Elizabeth 172 John 173 P 178 Annie Mary 172 Laura B. 173 Rodes Wade II 171 Carl 172 Martha 173 WR 178 Daniel William 172 Samuel 173 William K. 171 Ernest D. 172 Walter L. 173 Zu la (Hufl) 171 James 172 Hoban Joe 172 Jaggers Martin William 171 MiccaB. 171 Granville 173 Hofacker Ovie (Barnard) 172 Jameson/Jamison Buelah Florence (Lowe)171 Ruth 170 John 158 Hoffman Huddleston Jefferson Georgia Myrtle 171 Mary Clarbell 172 Joseph 173 HollanIHollandlHollond Jenkins Annie P. 171 Hudnall Annie (Hays) 173 Della M. (Haynes) 171 MemieMilam 172 Chas. Leon 173 Margaret 170 Hudson Jennette Mary 171 Clarice R.(Rose) 172 James 173 Micca B. (Howell) 171 Daisy (O'Dell) 172 Robert 173 W. O. 171 Hulda Jane (Elder) 172 Jent William Henderson 171 John 172 Curtis Lee 173 Hollars Martha Jane (Douglas) 172 Johnson John Wesley 171 Mary Byrd (Harlow) 172 Barbara Ann 173 Holmes Nellie 172 Catherine 173 David Oscar 171 Sallie Catherine 172 Mary Dee 173 Hattie Pearl (Sanders) 171 Samantha Gary 172 Mary Ewing (Hays) 173 Holson Hudspeth 154 Nevelee 173 Hugh G. 172 George 154 Robert W. 173 Honley William 154 Joiner Sara Elizabeth 172 Huff Dixie 173 Dellia (Jones) 172 Mamie Pearl (Embry) 173 THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XX IV, ISSUE 4, Page 196

J ones Kincaid James Donwd 175 America Audrey (Hunt) 173 John 168 Layson Betty 173 King Roben Jr. 175 Dell ia 172 James Vernon 174 Ledbetter Emma Mae (Lamastus) 173 Roben 156 Jeffery Dean 175 Eunice (Davis) 173 Kinkaid Lee Freeman 155 Sallie Catherine 172 Dan 182 174 Gary Lee Kirby Daniel 18 1,182 Harold Briggs 173 Bessie E. (Wheeler) 174 lola 182 Heber 173 175 Edith 170 Lola Yates (Meador) J. H. 173 Kister Sallie Blanche (Wheat) 175 James 153,154 Leichardt James L. 173 William Edward 174 Maude C. (Sublett) 175 Jesse Hershel 174 Knauer Julia (Newton) 174 E.Carl 174 Lenear Leroy Dewayne 174 Ora Brand (Vance) 174 Collins 156 Mable (Covington) 174 Knight Levings Manha 180 Elster M. 174 Hercules Lee 175 Robert S. 174 Ronald Wayne 174 Lewis Salli e (Covington) 174 Krezer Clara S. (Beck) 175 Tdwal 174 Jacob 174 Florence (Hudson) 175 Tu ttoJous 174 Krueger Florence (Lay) 175 Wi lliam 155 James H. 175 Joseph Will ard 174 Wm. Cooper 174 Marchia (pash) 175 Mary Francis (Trigg) 174 Jordan Wm. Henry 175 Laura Jane 172 Lamar Light Will iam 156 Joshlin Sue Jewett 175 Melvi n Jr. 174 Lamasters Lightroot Barbara Jean 174 Joyner Annie (Roberts) 175 Linda Fay 174 Harold 174 Finis Crittenden 175 Terry Roger 174 Jungerman Wm . Thomas 175 Lindberg May C. (Roberson) 174 Lamastus John Manley 175 Justice Emma Mae 173 Lindsey Charly 174 Lamberson Hanora (Cardwell) 175 Porter 175 Keller Randal Edward 175 Threse Hagan 175 Joseph Earl 174 Lampkin KelleyIKelly TwanaCarol 175 Clifton Wall ace 175 Linville Fred A. 174 Lane James French 174 Mayme 175 Annie Neal (Spillman) 175 Kenny Litchrord Langdon Dan iel 159 Michael Phillip 175 Samuel Ray 175 Keown Lodge Laskey Margret Olivia 174 Joseph Thomas 175 Popi. Doretta (Baker) 175 Kessinger William Russell 175 Lawrence Saul F. 174 Logan Alice (Cole) 175 Key Emmett 151 , 152 Garland 175 Emmet~ Jr. 15 1 Benjamin Franklin 174 Nathan P. 175 Hugh 158 Mary Elvory 174 Roben Harry 175 Logsdoo/Logston Kimbrel Ruby (Newton) 175 A.J. 176 Alford N. 174 Lawso Jewel G. 175 KimbrougblKimbrow Elihu 159 limmieDale 176 James R. 174 Lawson Long R. E. 151 Wi ll iam 158 Annie Walker 176 W yoni a 151, 152 Lay Chas. 176 THE WNGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 197

JohnG. 176 Lizzie Joi nter (Carson) 176 Clement 155 Roy 176 Lola Belle 176 Isaiah 155 Lorenzen May 176 Montgomery Hallie Morgan 176 Sam uel David 176 William 158,159 Loudermilk Markham Moore Charles A. 176 Laura 170 George 156 Lovell Marlow Morris Emery L. 176 John A. 176 Samuel 154 Loving Marlowe Morton John 178 Ella (Still) 176 Richard 157 WV 178 Marmon Motley Lowe Vivian (Greer) 176 Jefferson P 179 Ada (Edwards) 176 Marrow William P 179 Buelah Florence 17 1 Lorenzo 176 Moulder Freda 176 Marrs Victor 151 Mary Eureka (Cherry) 176 James 153 Murrell Mary Ida 176 Marsball HP 177 Lower John 153, 154 Musser Thomas, Sr 156 William 159 Charles C. l77 Lowery/Lowry Martin H 177 Andrew 153 Florence 176 M 177 Clarence E. 176 Harry Clifton 176 Myers Thomas, Jr 156 Issac M. 176 Phillip 159 LucaslLucus Matbews Nanncy 182 AnnM 180 Betsy 167 Newton Charles 156 McAdamlMcAdams John W 180 Julia 174 John 155, 156 Rebecca W 180 Nixon Robert 176 McFaddin 151 William 157 Lundy McGee Norris Vertie Mae (Oliver) 176 John 168 Ezekiel 153 Lyncb William 168 Minnie 172 William W. 176 McGready O'Bryan Maberry James 168 Nell 169 R 177 McKinney O'Dell Wm 177 Chas 180 Daisy 172 Madison McMurry Oliver Ada 176 A 177 Vertie Mae 176 Rowland 155 Meador Oneal Maban Lo la Yates 175 Mitchell 155 Jessie 176 Mereditb Owens Mabler Eli zabeth 180 J 179 Kenneth 176 Lucius B 180 MaryM 179 Manco Sarah 180 NJ 179 William 180 Allen J. 176 Pearl 160 William L 180 John 176 Parker 181 Lottie Gene 176 Miller Patterson Fannie 170 Manley Richard 180 John 155 John Henry 176 Juanita 170 Perkins Manning MitcbeVMitcbell Solomon 158 Daisy (Hom) 176 Elizabeth Glass 160 Pbelps Fay 176 Jane 155 Julian 156 J. Doyle 176 JimmieD. 176 Moberly THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 198

PhilipslPhillips Jake 161 Claud 162 162 E 179 John Louis 161 Dan M 179 Ralph 161 Dude 162 162 Nancy 179 W. O. 161 Edgar Sarah A. 188 RohersonIRobertsoD Edward Floyd 162 Waller 151 , 152 May C. 174 El ias Hawkins 162 Walter 151 Robert 157 Fl oyd 162 162 Plumer Roberts Floyd Jefferson Frank 162 A 177 Annie 175 Freddie 162 S 177 Robinson Geo. M. 162 Potter James 154 Hattie Pearl 171 Elzira 179 James H. 154 Henry 162 H 179 James, 1um 154 Herschel Renzo 162 Lewis 178 Roof Hi ssicar 162 M 179 Charley Thomas 161 Homer 162 Reasse/Resse 155, 156 Joho Ransom 161 Ish 162 Rector John Reason 161 1. A. 162 F. J. 187 Rose James P. 162 Lucinda J. 188 Clarice R. 172 Jeff 163 Reddick 159 Roundtree/Rountree 156 Joho W. 163 William 158 Bert Thomas 162 Joseph Silvan 163 L. W. 163 Rennick Charles Trenton 162 Lee Ti lmon 163 Henry 157 James Henry 162 John Morton 162 Lennie 163 Samuel 157 Louis Michel 163 Reynolds Joseph Harrison 162 Virgie Marion 162 Mich 163 William P. 161 William R. 162 Mitch 163 RhoadslRhodes Willie Elmer 162 Noah 163 Joseph 157 Runner Perry Benjamin 163 Henry Gussler 161 Ray 163 E 179 Rich Richard Arch 163 J 179 Tranton Solomon 163 En ick Eacle 16 James 179 Victor 163 Ezra 161 Rutherford Fred 161 Vilas Reed 163 John Wesley 162 Hearn 161 Vollie Roberts 163 Noah 162 James Ezra 161 Walter 163 Urias Shennan 162 Larkin 161 Wash 163 Mote 161 SalinglSaliogsiSalling William 163 Robert 161 C. T. 162 William Buckner 163 S. F. 161 Claud 162 William Edward 163 William Thomas 161 Cleveland 162 Willie 163 Willie 161 Curtis 162 Sandfer RichardnRichards Harve 162 William Roland 163 HiIIerd 162 Johnnie Anderson 161 Schm James G. 162 Jones O. 161 John 181 lohnie 162 Nathan Levi 161 Robert Mitchell 162 Scott 180 Rigdon Thomas Jefferson 162 Kesandis 180 Emmit Lee 161 Saltsman Wm Jessie J. 161 Seabolt Cli fford 162 Rigsby George Washington 162 George D. 163 Wi ll ie H. 163 BennieN. 161 Sanders Sego Ritter Ben H. 162 163 Alma Clem is 161 C. W. 162 Berne Frank 161 Charley Andrew 162 Self J. O. 161 Charlie 162 Charlie A. 163 THE LONG HUNTER, VOLUME XXlV, ISSUE 4, Page 199

Estill 163 Eugene 164 William Isaac 165 Henry 163 F. W. 164 Sneed John Blaine 163 Fred 164 B. Frank 165 John Smith 163 George Washington 164 William 165 MikeB. 163 James Ran som 164 Snider Sell James Ri ley 164 Sallie 177 James Thom as 164 Willie A. 163 Sam 165 Semands Jesse 164 Jessie Anns 164 Snodgrass James D. 163 David 153 Sensabaugh Jessie H. 164 John Franc is 164 Snyder Owen 163 Luther 164 Alfred Buell 165 Shannon Luther Thomas 164 Sonders Joseph 154 Nicholas Carl 164 Benjamin Harrison 165 Shaw 154 Noah 164 George 165 Jahnie Elvis 163 Oscar Blaine 164 Samuel McKin ley 165 Shelton Owen 164 Sours Green 159 Rance 164 Charley Henry 165 Reuben Erasmas 164 Shields South Reuben Morris 164 11 178 Calvin Roben Miller 164 165 Shobe Roben Rance 164 Henry Elzie 165 JF Absalom 180 Smith 164 177 Luther 163 Willard Beryle 164 Lamben Wi lliam 165 Owens 163 William Henderson 164 Souther Rudy 180 WilliamT. 164 Oscar Y. 165 Sien Wi ll ie 165 Tom Parish 165 Ali ce J 178 Skinner Sowders JV 178 Alexander 155 John Tilden 165 M 178 Slaughter Spainhoward Simmons/Simon/Simons Henry 165 Jessie W. 165 Henry Joseph 163 Roben Bunon 165 John Luther 165 Hughie 163 William Russell 165 William Adrian 165 James David 164 WOl1ie Clarence 165 Spencer James Pressley 163 Smith Anna Elizabeth 172 James William 163, 164 Charley Hoban 165 Florence Busch 171 John Melvin 163 Clarence Hudson Spillman John Thomas 164 165 Cleo Beckham Roscncran 164 165 Alvis Clinton 165 Clifford Edwin 165 Virgil 163 ClaudeOmar 165 Simpson Edgar 165 John C. 165 Edward Lester 165 John Perry 165 Henry Thomas 164 Eli Jackson 165 Leslie Gray 165 John Arnold 164 ElzieR. 165 Porter Brown 166 Sims Essie Frederi ck 165 Walter Day 166 Jessie Lee 164 HF 177 Spinks Skaggs Henry 165 Enen Taylor 166 Alvie Preston 164 Homer 165 Silvester Newlon 166 Arthur Willis 164 Joe Lewis 165 Spradling Balam L 177 164 Earnest Thurman 166 Louisa 177 Charley 164 Stanley Charley Grover 164 Loyd Everett 165 Charlie Thomas 164 Mary A. 177 James Riley 166 Claude Ermon 164 Sebrons G. 165 Stephens/Stevens Clay Webster 164 Thomas 156 Henry Clarence 166 Edd 164 Van Edward 165 Joseph Dempsey 166 Edmond 164 Walter Evans 165 Joseph Franklin 166 Estil 164 Willi am Glenn 165 William 157 THE LONGHUNTER, VOLUME XXIV, ISSUE 4, Page 200

Stevenson Taylor James 158 John 166 Elizabeth J. 177 Rowland 155 Steward Tibbs Wilson John Rice 166 Susin Jane 170 Gordon 151 Stewart Tinsely Wright Alfred Estill 166 James 154 Mary E. 171 Edward Earl 166 Totte Young Isaac Martin 166 Susan 180 Edward 157 Sampson B. 166 Turley James 159 Stice Dorothy 160 Zimmerman Cephas 166 Samuel 160 Madie Ruth 181 , 182 Irvin 166 WmO 160 [No Surname) Jesse 166 Turner Blanche 181 John Thomas B., Jr. 166 Bertha Melvina 171 Charley 181 John William 166 Ethel Charolte 170 Johnny 181, 182 Lester 166 [Slave) 177,178,204 William Carter Wardlow 166 Abram 178 William Earl 166 John 180 Warren Allen 179 Still Andrew 178 David 157 Ella 176 Calvin 177 Stinett Welch Cintha 177 Henl}' 166 Betsy 167 CiaI}' 180 John 166 George Washington 167 Daniel 179 Lafe 166 James 154 Elijah 180 Stinson John 167 Ellen 179 Joseph 167, 168 Austin 166 Harriett 178 Thomas 167 Walter 166 JeOl)' 179 William 167 Jel}' 178 Strange Whalin Cade 166 Kate 178 Sarah Elizabeth 170 Lewis 179 Charlie 166 179 John 166 Wheat Lony Moss 166 Sallie Blanche 175 Martha 178 178,180 RF 178 Wheeler Mary 180 William J. 166 Bessie E. 174 Nancy Sallie 178 Sturdivant Harley 174 White SaUy 179 James Thomas 166 Sarah 178 Florence Elizabeth John Lafayell 166 170 Sherrod 177 Sturgeon Whitten Thomas 178 George 166 Austin 185 Virginia 180 Kennie 166 Bark 185 [no name] 180 Tom 166 Burch 185 W. L. 166 Charity 185 Sublett Charity Baruch 185 MaudeC. 175 Easton 185 SuUivan Elijah 185 Elisha 185 Claud 166 Elizabeth 185 Fred Hobert 166 Josiah 185 Otho Gilbreth 166 Margaret 185 Ulysses Newton 166 Ruth 185 Sumpter Sarah 185 Irene 151, 152 Wilkerson Tate Lydia Ana 170 Hudson 180 Wm 178 Williams SOUTHERN KENTUCKY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. O. Box 1782 Bowling Green, KY 42102-1782

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