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1852 Births, P 1 - Pulaski County, Kentucky ------Transcribed & Submitted by Valerie J Birth Date Child S/C Father/Owner Mother Co Birthplace Residence VITAL STATS: 1852 Births, p 1 - Pulaski County, Kentucky ------------------------- Transcribed & Submitted by Valerie J. Davis, [email protected] Date: 15 May 1999 From Kentucky State Archives Film #994053: KY Birth, Marriage, and Death Records (1852-1910); Powell-Rowan Counties; Filmed Jan 1981 by The Division of Archives & Records, Frankfort, KY; Pulaski Co: 1852-1859, 1861, 1874-1878 ************************************* USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free genealogical information on the Internet, data may be freely used for personal research and by non-commercial entities as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may not be reproduced in any format or presentation by other organizations or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for profit or any form of presentation, must obtain the written consent of the file submitter, or his legal representative and then contact the listed USGENWEB archivist with proof of this consent. ************************************* Family Index is at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ky/pulaski/vitals.html S/C = Sex/Condition (Alive or Dead) Co = Color (White, Black, or Mulatto) Owr = sometimes written by the Clerk to indicate a slave owner PC = Pulaski County, KY (Scroll to the right for full place info) 1852 Births Birth Date Child S/C Father/Owner Mother Co Birthplace Residence 13 Aug 1852 Ellen Gory F/A James Gory Minerva Pucket W Lincoln Co, KY PC 12 Nov 1852 Sarah S. Price F/A Alfred Price Scioth Stewart W PC PC 11 Mar 1852 Polly Thompson F/A Elza J. Thompson W PC PC 16 Mar 1852 Sarah A. Allen F/A Jackson Allen Ellenor Gill W PC PC 13 Mar 1852 Elizabeth Hubble F/A Joel Hubble Almeda Greer W PC PC 11 Jul 1852 John M. Vanhook M/A Benjn. F. Vanhook Lydia J. Reynolds W PC PC 29 Oct 1852 James R. Price M/A William Price Jane Vanhook W PC PC 03 Apr 1852 Simpson Denney M/A Simpson Denney Mary Reynolds W PC PC 10 Sep 1852 John P. Brown M/A Jessee Brown Sciotha J. Tarter W PC PC 03 Oct 1852 Julyan Ham F/A Jonston Ham Mary Todd W PC PC 14 Oct 1852 Elizabeth Todd F/A Henry Todd Jane Owens W PC PC 21 Dec 1852 not Named M/D Charles Gourley Sarah Molen W PC PC 08 Jul 1852 Mary E. Barclay F/A Robt. Barclay Sarah Burkart W PC PC 13 Jun 1852 Saphrona J. Clonch F/A William M. Clonch Elizabeth Richardson W PC PC 04 Aug 1852 Nancy A. Starnes F/A William Starnes Evalin Thurman W PC PC 15 Oct 1852 George F. Warren M/A Henry Warren Mary Thompson W PC PC 07 Aug 1852 John J. Coleston M/A William Colson Lucinda Ham W PC PC 20 Jul 1852 not named M/A Andrew Lee Sarah Castle W PC PC 10 Oct 1852 John J. Thompson M/A Squire Thompson Aeltha Bobbitt W PC PC 08 Jul 1852 Borbray E. Heath M/A Amos Heath Sena Turner W PC PC 30 Apr 1852 Robt. Randolph M/A William Randolph Franky Ruark W PC PC 29 Aug 1852 Lucinda Herrin F/A John Herrin Elizabeth M. Jackson W PC PC 23 Mar 1852 William Sewell F/A Joseph Sewel Mary Mize W PC PC Page 1 Birth Date Child S/C Father/Owner Mother Co Birthplace Residence 07 Jan 1852 Nancy J. Pointer F/A Vincent Pointer Soleta Clonch W PC PC 28 Jul 1852 Benjn. Langford F/A Reuben Langford Mary Brown W PC PC 05 May 1852 Luallen Brison F/A James Brinson Jemima Atkins W PC PC 04 Jul 1852 Lucinda Boyd F/A Benjn. Boyd Elizabeth Boyd W PC PC 14 May 1852 Roan Boyd F/A Saml. Boyd Polly C. Baker W PC PC 09 Mar 1852 Randolph Baker M/A William Baker Polly Boyd W PC PC 29 Jul 1852 Fontain C. Boyd M/A Mahala Ruark W PC PC 14 Nov 1852 Sarah C. Kenley F/A William Kenley Patsey Boyd W PC PC 17 Sep 1852 George W. Hargis M/A Jefferson Hargis Nancy H. Gastinew W PC PC 10 Apr 1852 Martha M. Meece F/A George M. Meece Katharine Baker W PC PC 10 Apr 1852 Sarah Ann Randolph F/A Moris Randolph Amanda Bradley W PC PC 10 Oct 1852 Martha Bray F/A Haynon Bray Viley Callaham W PC PC May 1852 Sarah E. Sears F/A Peter Sears Mary Randolph W PC PC 11 Mar 1852 Stephen Langford M/A Jonston Langford Elizabeth Vanhook W PC PC 28 Nov 1852 William J. Jonston M/A Henry Jonston Melinda Clonch W PC PC 01 Dec 1852 Stephen Langford M/A Reuben Langford Sarah Langford W PC PC 13 Nov 1852 Ellen Burkart F/A David Burkart Polly A. Cox W PC PC 10 Dec 1852 Sarah F. Cox F/A Ballard Cox Emzy Price W PC PC 26 Jan 1852 William Z. Bray M/A Iredell Bray Katharine Glovine [sic] W PC PC 10 Jan 1852 Hannah Glover F/A James Glover Lucy Stephens W PC PC 21 Nov 1852 Harriet Fore F/A George W. Fore Nancy Bradley W PC PC 20 Oct 1852 Robt. F/A Jonathan Smith Owner Bl PC PC 17 Dec 1852 Martha A. Vire F/A William Vier Charity Chambers W PC PC 05 Mar 1852 William Gastinew M/A Chrisley Gastinew Elizabeth Todd W PC PC 25 Jul 1852 M/A Richd. Lee Elza Cox W PC PC 22 Jan 1852 M/A Sarah Miller W PC PC 07 Jun 1852 Nancy A. Reynolds F/A Jno. S. Reynolds Frances Singleton W PC PC 10 Feb 1852 William H. Weaver M/A David Weaver Nancy Acton W PC PC 27 Mar 1852 Mary E. Carver F/A John C. Carver Lydia Logsdon W PC PC 07 Jul 1852 Henry G. Bobbitt M/A William Bobbitt Nancy Bobbitt W PC PC 24 Aug 1852 Joseph Gastinew M/A James Gastinew Susannah Barron W PC PC 15 Jun 1852 Susannah McKinzie F/A James McKinzie Sally An Sutton W PC PC 06 Jan 1852 James Reid M/A Jonathan Reid Mary McKonkey W PC PC 12 Apr 1852 Thomas Reid M/A George Reid Poly Graybell W PC PC 12 Apr 1852 William A. Reid M/A Same Same W PC PC "twin boys" 02 Dec 1852 James May M/A James May Permelia Stevens W PC PC 11 Nov 1852 Elizabeth Ham F/A Aaron Ham Susannah Riddle W PC PC 06 Jan 1852 Jessee Bullock M/A Bowlen G. Bullock Amanda Bullock W PC PC 04 Mar 1852 John J.C. Richardson M/A James Richardson Amanda Zachary W PC PC 01 Jan 1852 Mary E. Smith F/A Jonathan Smith Nancy Vanhook W PC PC 18 Oct 1852 no name M/A Marcellus Cox Susannah Hale W PC PC 24 Aug 1852 Hiram Whites M/A John Whites Susan Roberts W PC PC 30 Sep 1852 Rebecca Debord F/A A.C. Debord Susan Sewell W PC PC 08 May 1852 James A. McKinzie M/A Lacy McKinzie Mary Ann Anderson W PC PC 28 May 1852 James A. Bradley M/A Richd. Bradley Jane Stogsdill W PC PC 24 Sep 1852 Richd. Price M/A Stephen Price Nancy Bradley W PC PC 16 Dec 1852 William Catron M/A William Catron Katharine Paine W PC PC 12 Jan 1852 John Phillips M/A Caleb Phillips Barthenia Loven W PC PC 13 Oct 1852 Martha E. McDaniel F/A Jordan McDaniel Lucinda Childers W PC PC 20 Nov 1852 George Hicks M/A Nimrod Hicks Dicy Vann W PC PC 03 Jan 1852 Elizabeth F/A William Clonch Owner Mu PC PC 19 Feb 1852 Mary H. Rash F/A William Rash Elizabeth Lethers W PC PC 27 Feb 1852 David Moore M/A Saml. Moore Rachel R. Hobbs W PC PC Page 2 Birth Date Child S/C Father/Owner Mother Co Birthplace Residence 10 Jan 1852 William E. Grider M/A John Grider Mary McKinney W PC PC 17 Mar 1852 Jno. M. Rash M/A Levi Rash Telitha Carol W PC PC 09 Oct 1852 Mary A. Logsdon F/A George Logsdon Perlina Cash W PC PC 30 May 1852 Mary H. Adams F/A Montgomery Adams Mary J. Adams W PC PC 12 Jan 1852 Nancy J. Thompson F/A Elijah Thompson Winney Gentry W PC PC 11 Nov 1852 Mary C. Hobbs F/A Saml. P. Hobbs Louisa Brent W PC PC 19 Dec 1852 not named F/A C.F. Campbell Rebecca Debord W PC PC Jun 1852 Armena Hare F/A William Hare Rhoda Cash W PC PC 14 Jan 1852 Perlina Pitman F/A Moses Pitman Sharlot Duncan W PC PC 26 Jan 1852 James Logsdon M/D Edward Logsdon Louisa J. Rush W PC PC 24 Dec 1852 Amanda Bullock F/A Milton Bullock Nancy Pitman W PC PC 20 Mar 1852 Milton R. Bullock M/A William Bullock Amanda Bullock W PC PC 27 Apr 1852 William Cash M/A Leonard Cash Cynthia Lytrell W PC PC 11 Sep 1852 Joel Price M/A George Price Sarah Baker W PC PC 01 Feb 1852 Julyan Sears F/A Ephraim H. Sears Mary Bullock W PC PC 20 Feb 1852 Jaman J. Decker M/A Iredell Decker Elizabeth Dowell W PC PC 11 Jul 1852 Mary E. Decker F/A Andrew Decker Nancy E.
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