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Volume XXlI - Issue 2 SOUTHERN KENTUCKY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. O. Box 1782 Bowling Green, KY 42102-1782

1999 Officers President Mark Lowe, 505 Josephine St, Springfield, TN

Vice President Ray Thomas, 2036 Quail Run Dr, Bowling Green, KY 421 04

Corresponding Secretary Judy Davenport, 516 Ashmore, Bowling Green, KY 4210 1

Treasurer Rebecca Shipley, 702 Eastwood, Bowling Green, KY 42103

Chaplain A. Ray Douglas, 439 Douglas Lane, Bowling Green, KY 42 101

Longhunter Editor Gail Miller, 425 Midcrest Dr, Bowling Green, KY 4210 I

Membership Membership in the Southern Kentucky Genealogical Society is open to all persons, especialJy those who are interested in research in Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Logan, Simpson, and Warren Counties in Kentucky. Membership is by the year, 1 January through 31 December. Dues for individual or fami ly membership are $20.00 per year and include a sUbscription to the I quarterly publication THE LONGHUNTER.

Meetings \ The SOUTHERN KENTUCKY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY meets regularly on the third I Monday of each month at the WKU Exposition Center, Elrod RoaB, just off3 1-W south at 6:30 pm. A cordial welcome is extended to all visitors and prospective new members. Announcements I of date, time, and place of all meetings will be displayed on the Community Bulletin Board, I Channel 6, and in the AROUND TOWN column in the Park City Daily News.

Queries Members may submit an unlimited number of queries. These should be limited to 80 words per query and should contain at least one date and place. Send queries directly to the editor. I I Book Reviews I Send books for review to the editor with pricing and ordering information. After review, alJ donated books are placed in the Special Collection at the Kentucky Library at Western Kentucky University.

Back Issues Current and back issues of The Longhunter from 1978 are available for $5 .00 each, post paid . Orders should be placed at the society's address. The Longhunter Volume XXLl - Issue 2 April, 1999

Table of Contents

Message from the Editor...... 54 Birth Dates from Edmonson County, KY World War I Draft Registration Cards...... 55 1948 Lions Club Pledge List ...... 61 Kentucky Historical References to Some Stations of Old Kentucky ...... 62 Logan County, KY Mortality Schedule 1870 Census ...... 67 Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference ...... 70 The Pedigo/ Slater Family Bible...... 71 Warren County, Kentucky Deed Books ...... 73 Dr. Charles H. Edward Dies ...... 79 Pensioners of the Revolutionary War, , and Indian Wars, Residing in Butler County, KY ...... 80 Barren County Resident Selling Property in Hawkins County, Tennessee...... 81 Queries...... 82 Atlas of Historical Boundaries, Kentucky: An Important Resource...... 83 Book Review ...... 84 Selected Abstracts from The Glasgow, Times, June 1897...... 85 Delinquent Poll Tax Payers in Allen County in 1911...... 87 Genealogical Abstracts From Early Allen County Newspapers. .. 91 Warren County, Kentucky 1790-1900 Marriages...... 93 Index...... 94 Publications From Members...... 102 ------.. ------,

Message from the Editor:

Many of our members are newcomers to the world of genealogy. Often, many believe that there is somehow a magic formula for "knowing how to do it." They may delay; waiting to "be taught" to research their families.

Many want classes and believe that classes will teach them to do research. Classes and workshops are wonderful but are mostly motivational. I enjoy them myself. But basically one learns by going to a library and getting started. Knowledge is gained by mastering the use of one resource or tool at a time. This is true of the beginner or professional. Classes and workshops motivate us to try new things and we teach ourselves as we jump into the research.

Start with the present and move backwards. You will learn as you go. Learn what resources are available locall y for you to do research. Start there. Start with your parents' or grandparents' generation. The following li st contains resources that could be examined easily by a beginner. Each item should be viewed as a new resource that can be mastered. The next generation back will have others. 1£ you start here and move back, by the time you get to pre­ Civil War research, you will have a start on knowing what to do to move backwards to the more diffi cult research.

Idea li st for post-1 900 research: Social Security Death Index- Available on CD commercially, at local LDS Family History Centers, and via the lnternet. Contains birth, death, and residence at death for many who have died since 1964. Birth and Death Indexes- Kentucky and many other states have birth and death indexes available on microfiche and in book form. These will lead to examination of birth and death certificates which contain much valuable information. 1900, 19 10, and 1920 Census-Avail able on microfilm and in book form for some localities. The Kentucky Library has these for every Kentucky County. Ask about the Soundex if you are not sure of the county in which they li ved. Marriage records-Available at the county courthouses or on microfilm at the State Archives or LDS Family History Centers. Transcribed records are available in book form in some li braries and for sale by the authors. Check county historical and genealogical societies for book availability. Obituaries-Many newspapers have been microfilmed. Check your local library for availability.

Get started. The fun is in the hunt.

Gail Miller April 1999

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Birth Dates from Edmonson County, KY World War I Draft Registration Cards

Transcribed by Gail Jackson Miller 425 Midcrest Drive Bowling Green, KY 421 01

World War J Draft Registration cards contain valuable information for many men born after 1870 but before 1900. Thefollowing birth dates were taken from the draft registration cards for men registering for the draft in Edmonson County, KY Names were arranged alphabetically by surname in the microfilm copy. Additional information may befound on each cardfor the men listed. Information was transcribedfrom LDS microcopy 1653353.

NAME BIRTH DATE BIRTHPLACE Chester Arthur Alexander 14 July 1885 Clyde Dewey Alexander 28 Sep 1898 David Walter Alexander 3 Oct 1879 James Alexander 27 Aug 1876 Luther Frankli n Alexander 21 Nov 188 1 Ruben Rutherford Alexander 6 Oct 1877 Tom Alexander 22 Jul 1900 William H. Allen 12 Feb 1878 Monroe Alford 10 Aug 1894 Butler County, KY Robert Alford II June 1897 Segal, KY James Monroe Alford 16 May 1897 Asphalt, KY John Thomas Alford 28 Oct 1878 William D. Alford 25 Jan 1883 Lewis Franklin Allen 5 May 1899 William Clarence Alford 2 May 188 1 Bernard Barney Anderson 13 March 1877 Daniel Anderson 13 Feb 1882 John Samuel Anderson 12Sepl875 Roy Anderson 29 Jan 1899 Selva Arbuckle 26 July 1888 Reedyvill e, KY John Floyd Arbuckle 10 Apr 1896 Brownsville, KY Ed Armes 12 May 1885 Aus H. Ashley 14 Oct 1878 Dennis Ashl ey 20 Apr 1900

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Ernest Ashley 27 May 1896 Bee Springs, KY Harve Ashley 7 May 1880 Henry Jackson Ashley 29 May 1879 Noah Ashley 20 Oct 1886 Walter Ashley 27 Oct 1886 Bee Springs, KY Samuel Rufus Atchley 7 Sep 1876 James M. Ausban 30 Apr 1882 Conda Roy Barbee 7 Sep 1900 J. W Barbee 6 Mar 1873 Ellis Barbee 30 Aug 1895 Charley Porter Barlow 6 Nov 1900 George Barlow 3 Dec 1899 Arthur, KY Jesse Hugh Barlow 5 July 1898 Frank Joseph Barry II May 1884 Arthur Basham 21 Oct 1885 Ben M. Basham I March 1885 Columbus V. Basham 20 Sep 1882 Edward Calvin Basham 4 Nov 1897 Erva D. Basham 14 Jan 1892 Edmonson Co, KY Estil Basham 27 May 1879 Ishmel Basham 18 July 1900 Jessie Basham 22 Jan 1890 Hardensburg, KY John Val Basham 20 July 1882 Lawrence Basham 27 Feb 1894 Huff, KY Milford Huey Basham 17 Jan '1884 Ruben A Basham 10 May 1874 William Evans Basham 16 Nov 1880 William Bluford Baugh 24 June 1894 Nick, KY Arvel Beckner 8 Feb 1895 Chelybeath, KY Benjamin A Beckner 4 March 1894 Glasgow Junction, KY Daniel Beckner 13 Aug 1893 Rocky Hill Station, KY Ellis Ray Beckner 19Jan l888 Smiths Grove, KY George Hubert Beckner 7 Feb 1892 Pig, KY Harry Beckner 31 March 1898 James E. Beckner 30 Aug 1879 James Oscar Beckner 19 Apr 1893 Chalybeate, KY James Virgil Beckner 8 Feb 1873 John William Beckner I I March 1882 Veachel J. Beckner 31 Oct 1887 Mammoth Cave, KY William Clarence Beckner 18 Oct 1898 William F. Beckner 24 Feb 1880

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William 1. Beckner 21 June 1877 Samuel Porter Bennett 16 June 1887 Pig, KY William Belknap Bennett 31 Jan 1889 Chalybeate Springs, KY George W. Beuley 28 Feb 1899 Alpheus Norman Bird 8 Sep 1885 Frank Bird 20 Aug 1899 James Wilton Bird 14 June 1895 Brownsville, KY Alie W. Blair 28 Mar 1884 Edward Blair 4 Feb 1891 Mammoth Cave, KY Eliga N. Blair 5 April 1886 F. W. Blair 4 Dec 1885 George Eddie Blair 19 Apr 1876 James Wesley Blair 28 Nov 1889 Stockholm, KY John Anderson Blair 28 Aug 1896 Stockholm, KY John B. Blair 28 July 1883 John B. Blair 3 Nov 1890 Mammoth Cave, KY Joseph Blair 25 Dec 1887 Bee Springs, KY Oren Blair 5 Aug 1881 William Clarence Blair 13 Jul 1890 Horse Cave, KY William Travis Blair 16 Jul 1877 William Shipley Blanset 15 Dec 1872 Anthony W. Blanton 5 Nov 1879 Dell ard Blanton 30 Dec 1894 Grassland, KY Durwood Blanton 17 March 1899 Ernest Blanton 29 Aug 1895 Arthur, KY George Washington Blanton 13 Sep 1873 Harlin Blanton 4 Apr 1895 Edmonson Co., KY James Ewing Blanton 16 Nov 1877 James Riley Blanton 22 Aug 1883 Joe Blanton 12 Mar 1894 Oll ie, KY Lon Blanton 13 June 1874 Oscar Blanton I I March 1898 Robert L Blanton 6 Jan 1882 Slaton Blanton 27 Jan 1886 Wi ll iam V. Blanton 8 Apr 1899 Willie Blanton 22 Jul 1887 Sunfish, KY Wilson Ophilous Blanton 4 July 1890 Olli, KY Edward Thomas Bledsoe 3 Oct 1884 Eugene Edwards Bledsoe 6 Dec 1872 Hughi e Bledsoe 6 April 1899 Joe Wheeler Bledsoe 12Febl899

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Noah William Bledsoe 22 Sep 1896 Chalybeate, KY Wi ll iam Estey Bledsoe 13 Nov 1875 John William Boggs 2 1 Apr 1887 Roscoe H. Bolton 2 Sep 1879 Virgil Bolton 15 May 1883 AJbert Booker 10 Jan 1888 Ri ver Vale, IN Doll ie Mi lton Booker 20 June 1884 George Washington Booker 27 Jan 1890 Lawrence Port, IN Joseph Harvey Borden 19 April 1886 Lee AJexander Bostic 16 Oct 1876 Simon Wilson Boston 13 Dec 1877 Edward Wilburt Bowers 12 Sep 1898 Charlie Henry Boyed 2 Sep 1876 Corbit Bracher abt 2 March 1900 John Ben Bracher 26 May 1898 A. 1. Bradley 3 May 1882 John South Browning 3 1 Oct 1885 Charles William Bransford 15 Feb 1874 Elzie Louis Bransford 16 May 1898 John Henry Bransford 30 May 1876 Loui s Bransford 5 April 1876 Matt Warren Bransford 27 May 1880 All en Bratcher 17 Oct 1893 Straw, KY Charley Bratcher 27 Sep 1891 David Rush Bratcher 27 Oct 1875 Harve Bratcher 28 Jan 1895 Dog Creek, KY Lester Britt 4 April 1892 Smith' s Grove, KY Ben Brooks 28 Jan 1888 Bill Brooks 3 May 1896 Bee Springs Charlie Brooks 24 Oct 1899 Charlie Smith Brooks 24 Mar 1883 G. W. Brooks 25 Jan 1876 Harrison Brooks 23 May 1883 James Brooks 17 April 1892 Straw, KY John Brooks 13 May 1894 near Brownsville, KY John Thomas Brooks 14 May 1873 Norman Brooks 14 Nov 1885 Simrnian Brooks 15 May 1900 Sterling Brooks 29 Oct 1888 Ollie, KY Willard Dennis Brooks 29 Oct 1885 Wi ll iam T. Brooks 20 Feb 1875

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Alfred Brown 9 Jun 1878 Charley Brown 26 Feb 1894 Whitley Co., KY Charley Brown 5 Sep 1880 Dick Brown 17 Jan 1888 Dog Creek, KY Finist Taylor Brown 24 Oct 1899 Joe Roberson Brown 27 April 1886 John S. Brown 10 March 1887 Dog Creek, KY Lewis Brown 19 Dec 1880 Marion Brown 27 Oct 1889 Brownsville, KY Tbomas Brown 30 Jan 1877 Marshall Browning 31 Oct 1895 Mi ll wood, KY Ri ce Browning 30 July 1879 Tiny Bryant 29 Aug 1894 Bowling Green, KY William Arthur Bryant 27 Dec 1884 Charlie Bullock 13 March 1892 Grassland, KY Clarence Wilford Bullock 8 Oct 1896 Grassland, KY Emmous Bullock II March 1896 Sweeden, KY Fred Anderson Bullock 26 Jan 1886 Herbert Harlan Bullock 10 March 1895 Brownsville, KY John M. Bullock 14 March 1875 John W. Bullock 12 Apr 1892 Falls Rough, KY Marcellus Sill Bullock 30 Nov 1888 Segal, KY Melvin Bullock 15 Feb 1889 Sweeden, KY Robert Walker Bullock 4 Nov 1875 Jack C. Bunnell II Sep 1893 Manroe, KY Earl Burba 8 Mar 1900 Ralph Burba 16 Aug 1898 Henry Burbey 15 Apr 1873 Layfayette E. Burnett 21 March 1877 Thomas Halbert Burnette 7 Feb 1890 Leitchfield, KY I. 1. Burns I Jan 1878 Lyle Burress 16Aug 1891 Rocky Hill, KY Charley Thomas Bush 26 Feb 1886 Eddie Monroe Bush 2 Jan 1890 Sunfish, KY Hubert C. Bush 8 Feb 1878 John Lawrence Bush 4 Jan 1898 William Patrick Bush 25 June 1882 Dillard Buster 22 Feb 1897 Glasgow, KY Wiley Buster 6 Oct 1899 John N. Butler I Dec 1872 W. F. Butram 5 Sepl882

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Jim Byrnum 24 Aug 1892 David Allen Byrns 25 Dec 1884 Linnie Elsworth Byrns 8 March 1891 Mammoth Cave, KY Jacob Harrison Cade 20 July 1895 Muscoga, OK John M. Cain 10 Feb 1895 Straw, KY Eugene Campbell 9 Jan 1880 Grover Vivan Campbell 3 Oct 1893 Brownsville, KY Robt. Gordon Campbell 22 Feb 1895 Pine Grove, KY Walter Duke Campbell 8 Oct 1897 William Harris Campbell 1 Feb 1878 William Herbert Campbell 16 Sep 1898 Hollie Smith Cannon 17 Feb 1895 Sand Hill, KY Joseph Vergi1 Carder 12 Nov 1878 Shelby Carnahan 17 Aug 1900 Claude Carrier 2 Aug 1896 Brownsville, KY James Ishmael Carrier 8 Apr 1873 James Jesse Carrier 16 Dec 1880 Roy Carrier 4 Dec 1897 Asa Carroll 2 Dec 1889 Bee Springs, KY Athel Carroll 19 Oct 1899 Elbert Thomas Carroll 22 Apr 1879 Elza Carroll 8 May 1890 Bee Springs, KY F eland Carroll 3 Feb 1888 Dog Creek, KY Forest Carroll 15 Dec 1885 Ira Clinton Carroll 18 March 1887 Bee Springs, KY Jack Sharp Carroll 9 Dec 1872 Jackson Carroll 20 Nov 1885 J. H. Carroll 14 March 1881 Jim Carroll Unknown, age 38 Joe Carroll 3 Aug 1896 Bee Springs, KY Lawson Carroll 5Jan 1884 Lonnie Carroll 2 Jan 1897 Leitchfield, KY Melvin Carroll 23 Aug 1887 Bee Springs, KY Mitchel Lee Carroll 28 May 1886 Noah Carroll 12 Oct 1882 Smith Carroll 14 June 1878 Tim Carroll 19Feb 1889 Dickey's Mill, KY W. E. Carroll 13 Jan 1878 William Carroll 29 Aug 1900 Willie Carroll 14 May 1892 Bee Spring, KY George E. Carter 24 March 1877

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John Carter 16 Sep 1882 Glen Lamer Carwell II Apr 1898 Dewey Franklin Cassady 18 Jul 1900 George Teamon Cassady 4 July 1880 James Will ie Cassady 20 May 1896 Smith' s Grove, KY Jeff. Cassady 11 Sep 1877 Patrick Homer Cassady 23 Feb 1894 ChaJybeate, KY Porter A. Cassady 3 1 Dec 1892 Smith's Grove, KY Virgil Thomas Cassady 16 March 1889 Smith's Grove, KY William Porter Cassady 19 Oct 1873 Lee Caswell 2 Nov 1888 Perman, KY William T. Caswell 2 Sep 1879 Elbert Norman Cayton 2 Nov 1893 Nick, KY Erastu s Snow Chapman 12 Jan 1880

1948 Edmonton Lions Club Pledge List A newsclipping Jrom an unidentified newspaper with the handwritten notation, 31 May 1985, Edmonton, KY

Horace Wilson was cleaning some ftle s and came acro ss a pledge list signed in 1948 to raise money for the purchase and improvement of a city dump. This dump was located off the Columbia Road near the old water tower.

Names on the list included : Curt Coleman, F. M. Love, Emberton Motors, J ohn C. Tate, H. I. Crenshaw, Thomas Butler, Paul W hite, Poiso n-VanZant, Fred Nunn, Bill W ilson, Carter Sparks, Metcalfe Fu rniture Co., Dr. J. M. Hays, J ames M. Ennis, Dr. C. W. Caldwell, Horace Wilson, J . H. Rowe, Ed Dunham, Kenneth Branstetter, Phil Kopel, Charlie Higgaso n, Ben Harper, Don Butler, Thompson & Duncan, J ack Shirley, and Bob Shirley.

The project was sponsored by the Lions Club. Amounts of the pl edges were all $5 or $)0.

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Kentucky Historical References to Some Stations of Old Kentucky

Submitted by Bud Thomas 61 Badger Road Kite, GA 31049

Many settlements of old Kentucky were labeled as "Stations" by the populace. Actuall y, they served the dual purpose of residence and miniature fort, built to help stave off Indians in case of attack. Many of these Stations were occupied by multiple families and were often named after the leader of the group.

Below is the second of a series oflistings of many of these Stations and, where known, a location and/or brief narrative Taken from many sources, they are thought to represent the largest single li sting of early Kentucky Stations, anywhere.

JOHN BOLDER'S STATIO - On Kentucky Ri ver and Howard' s Creek, 2 miles below Boonesborough, founded 1781 . HOOD 'S STATION- Clark County; founded before 1792. HORNBACK' S STATlON-- **

HOY 'S ST AT10N- On Tates Creek in Madison County. Founded by Major William Roy, 178 1.

HUGHES ST AT10N- In Jefferson County, built by Morgan Hughes, 1780. HOUSTON'S STATlON-- On present site of Paris, Bourbon, KY, 1776. Once called "Hopewell". HOME STATION- In present-day Shelby County. HUNTER'S STATI0N- ** HYNES' ST ATlON - Near where Eli zabeth now stands. IRISH STATION- Between Danville and the mouth of Dick's Ri ver. IRISH ST ATlON- - 5-6 miles south of Lower Blue Licks on road to Millersburg. IRVINE'S STATION- Near where Richmond now stands, in Madison County; settled by Col. William Irvine and hi s brother, Capt. Christopher Irvine, 1778. JARRETT'S STATION- **

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ROBERT JOHNSONS' STATION- At the buffalo crossings on North Elkhorn, in Scott County; settled in winter of 1783-84. Same as Great Crossings Station. KELLER'S STATION- In Jefferson County; before 1780. SIMON KENTON'S ST ATION- Built by Simon Kenton in 1784; on Lawrence Creek in Mason County. JOHN KENTON'S ST ATION- Half mile east of Washington in Mason County. KENNEDY' S STATlON- In Garrard County between Paint Lick Creek and Dick' s River. KILGORE'S ST ATION- Settled in 1782; north of Cumberland River. KINCHELOE'S STATIO - On Spencer Creek in Simpson County. KNOB LICK- 5 mi les south of Danville; settled by in 1776. Sometimes called Isaac Sbelby Station. MOSES KUYKENDAHL'S STATION- In Jefferson County on waters of Harrod' s Creek; 1782. LANGFORD STA TlON- In present-day Rockcastle County. Authorized by the Virginia Legislature to help protect the Wilderness Trail. LAWRENCE STATlON- ** LEACH'S STATION- Bracken County. LEE'S STATION- In Mason County between Maysville and Washington; settled by Gen. Henry Lee in 1785. LEITCH'S STATION- About 6 miles above the mouth of the Licking on the east bank, now in Campbell County; settled in 1790 by Maj . David Leitch. LEWlS STATlON- Formerly called George Clark's Station; resettled by George Lewis in 1789; 9 miles from Maysville. LffiERTY FORT- On Salt River in Mercer County; 3/4 mi les below McAfee' s Station. LICK ST AT 10N- Madison County. LICKING STATlON- Harrison County. LINDSAY 'S ST ATION- Same as Twetty' s; 1775. LINN 'S STATION- On Beargrass Creek in Jefferson County; about 10 mi les from Louisville. LITTRELL'S ST ATlON - Now on site of Williamstown in Grant County; settled before 1792.

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LITTRELL'S ST AT 10N- Pendleton County on Fork Lick, a west branch of South Licking. THE LITTLE FORT- Same as Twetty' s; settled 1775. LOCUST THICKET FORT- In Madison County; before 1780. LOGAN 'S STATION (FORT) OR St. ALSAPH'S- One mile west of Stand ford on St. Alsaph' s Branch in Lincoln County; settled by Gen. Benjamin Logan in 1775. Plans are underway to restore this settlement. For more information on this station www.loganstort.org. LOUDON'S ST AT ION- 30 miles from the mouth of the Kentucky River. LUDLOW'S STATlON- " LYNCH'S STATION- Same as Squire Boone' s. LYSTRA'S STATlON- Larue County. MANCHESTER OR MASSIE'S STATlON- 12 miles from Maysville on north bank of the River. MARBLE CREEK STATION- 7 miles from Boonesborough. JOHN MARTIN'S ST ATION- 5 miles below Ruddle's Station on Stoner about 3 miles from Paris in Bourbon County; 1775. MAULDING'S STATlON- On north fork of the Red River in Logan County; 1780. JAMES MASTERSON'S STATION- 5 miles NW of Lexington. The first Methodist Church building in Kentucky was erected here in 1790 or earlier. MAY'S LICK SETTLEMENT- May's Lick in Mason County. JAMES McAFEE'S STATION- On the banks of the Salt Ri ver, 6-7 miles north of Harrodsburg; 1774. WILLIAM McAFEE STATION- On Run, about 1 mile west of Harrodsburg at the mouth of Town Branch. McCLELLAND'S STATION- Where Georgetown now stands in Scott County. Settled in 1776 by John, Alexander, and William McClelland. Built on the Royal Springs. WILLIAM McCONNELL ST ATION- Settled in 1783 or earlier, at the Royal Spring near Lexington; not so fortified as to be regarded as a regular station by many, and was soon merged into Lexington. Settled by Francis and William McConnell. McCORMICK'S STATION - On top of the first ridge north or NW of the Knob Lick Fork of the Hanging Fork of Dick 's River.

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McCOY' S STATION- Present-day Boone County. McFADDEN' S STATION-- 4 miles east of Bowling Green on the north side of the Big Barren River, nearly opposite the mouth of Drakes Creek; settled by Andrew McFadden in the Fa ll of 1785 . McFadden was one of 8 brothers who fought in the Revolutionary War. McGUIRE'S STA TION- Same as McGee' s; so called because James McGuire was prominent there in 1780. J AMES McKINLEY' S BLOCKHOUSE- On the old Buffalo Trace south of Washington in Mason County; David Hunter lived there in 1783 ; bui lt in 1785 . McKINNEY'S ST ATI ON- Lincoln County. McGARY STATIO - At the head spring on Shawnee Run in Mercer County; 5 miles NE of Harrodsburg. McGEE'S ST ATIO N- On Cove Spring at Cooper's Run in SE Fayette County about 4 miles NE of Houstonvi lle; 1780. McMlLLON'S FORT- Bourbon or Harri son Coun ty; 1779. McMURTY'S STA TION- On the Kentucky Ri ver about 7 miles NE of Harrodsburg. MEAUX'S STATION- In Boyle or Mercer County; 1789. MEEK'S ST ATION - On the waters of Drennon' s Lick; 20 miles from the at the mouth of 18 Mile Creek. G EORGE ME FFORD'S STATION- 2 y, miles south of Maysville in Mason County; 1787. MIDDLE STA TION- Jefferson County; before 1787. MIDDLETO STATIO - Authorized by the Virginia Legislature to help protect the Wilderness Road; 1780. JOHN M ILLER'S STATION- One mi le from Hinkston Creek towards Blue Licks and one mile from Mi llersburg; 1776. MlLLS' STATION- Greenup County. MODDREL'S STATIO - Present-day Laurel County; south of Crab Orchard and north of Cumberland Gap; established to protect The Wilderness Trai l in 1790; authori zed by the Virginia Legislature. MO TGOMERY STATIO - Lincoln County on the headwaters of Green River; 12 miles west of Logan's Fort, 2 Y, miles from Pettit' s Station; settled by William Montgomery, father-in-law of Gen Benjamin Logan; 1780.

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MOONEY' S STATlON-" MOORE'S STATlON- " MORGAN'S STATlON- On Slate Creek, 7 miles east of Mount Sterling, now in Bath County; before 1793 . MUD GARRlSON- Where Shepardsville is now located; before 1778. FORT NONSENSE- Bullitt County. OWEN'S STATlON- Near Shelbyville. OWING'S ST ATlON - On road from Lexington to Paris. OWSLEY'S STATlON- Lincoln County. PAINT LICK STA TION- In Garrard County near Madison County line. PAINTED STONE ST A TlON- Present-day Shelby County. PETTIT'S STATION- In Lincoln County, 2 Y, miles from Montgomery Station on the headwaters of the Green River, 16 mi les SE from Logan's Fort. PHILLIPS'S FORT- In Larue County on north side of Nolin Creek, I 1/4 mile from Hodgenvi ll e; settled by Phillip Phillips in J 781. •• These locations are unknown to the writer.

References:

Richard H. Collins, History o(Kentllcky. Coll ins and Company, J 878.

George M. Chinn, The History o(Harrodsburg and the Great Settlement Area, J 985. Lewis Collins, Historical Sketches o(Kentucky, J 847. Josephine L. Harper, Guide to the Draper Manllscripts, The State Historical Society of Wisconsin, J 986.

John E. KJeber, The Kentucky EncVclopedia, The University Press of Kentucky, J 992. Sam McDowell, Draper Collection Papers, McDowell Publications, J 985 .

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Logan County, KY Mortality Schedule 1870 Census (Continued from XXII, 1)

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

Mortality schedules supplement the regular population cem11ses by recording the deaths of all persons who died within the county during the past year. The 1870 Mortality Schedule records every person who died in the year ending I Jun 1870. The following is available on microfilm in many libraries, Family History Centers, and also at the Kenlucky Deptfor Libraries and A rchives in Frankfort, KY.

The informalion is presented in the following formal: Number of Family as given in Ihe 2nd column of Schedule 1; Name of every person who died during the year ending June 1, 1870, whose place of abode althe time of death was in Ihis family; Age lasl birlh-date. If under one year, give months as fractions; Sex-Male (M), Female (F); Color-White (W), Black (B) , Mulatto (M) , Chinese (Ch), Indian (1); Married (M) or Widowed (W) ; Place of Birth, naming Ihee Slate or Territory of Ihe U. s., or Ihe cOllnlry, if offoreign birlh; Falher offoreign birth; Mother of foreign birlh; The Monlh in which Ihe person died; Profession, Occupalioll, or Trade; Disease or Cause of Dealh.

Auburn Corporation. George A. Sears enumerator. Page 939. [Columns 8 and 9 were not fi lled in for anyone in this district.]

10 Hurt, Arainy F. 2 F W Kentucky July a. Inflamation of Bowels 33 Edmonson, Ellen E. I F W Kentucky April Diarrhea 38 Johnson, Adaline 8/12 F M Kentucky April Scrofula 39 Titherington, Benjamin 6/12 M W Rhode Island June Croup 51 Hulsey, John W. I M W Kentucky August Scrofula 96 Jimmerson, William 36 M W M Tennessee September Physician Dilerium Tremors

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96 Davis, Joseph B. 35 M W M Virginia May Painter Measles

Fillmore Precinct. G. B. Whitescarver enumerator. Page 94 1. [Columns 8 and 9 were not filled in .]

38 Corbet, Emily 38 F W M Kentucky June Kept House Typhoid Fever 107 Swett, Martha 22 F B M Kentucky May Kept House Scrofula 176 Walker, Elden 6112 M W Kentucky July ChaJepe? Infantum 176 - , Dudley 15 M W Kentucky November Worked on Farm Typhoid Fever 222 Wood, Clara 7/ 12 F W Tennessee June Consumption 222 Thixton?, Ann 20 F W Kentucky January Consumption 229 Bradley, Ann 64 F W W Tennessee April Cancer 246 Proctor, Agnes H. 54 F W M Kentucky Marcb Kept House Pneumonia 246 - , Anna 12 F B Kentucky July Servant Girl Killed By Machinery 25 1 Smith, John H. 41 M W M Tennessee Sept Farmer Typhoid Fever 260 Scarbro, Robert 95 M W M Tennessee January ParaJysis [Columns 8 and 9 for Fatber and Mother of Foreign Birth were both marked.] 269 Steel, Betsy 50 F W [M?] M Kentucky January Kept House Consumption 290 Reil?, Tempy 3 F W Kentucky Sept Typhoid Fever 3 10 Cochran, John 68 M W M S. Carolina May Farmer Brain Fever [Columns 8 and 9 for Fatber and Mother of Foreign Birth were both marked.] 323 McMillen, Thomas 20 M W Kentucky August Worked on Farm Typhoid Fever

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327 Chandler, Spencer 78 M W M Virginia May Inflamation ofKineys 329 Bibb, Talitha 5/ 12 F W Kentucky February Consumption 335 Ruben, Elizabeth 39 F W M Indiana February Kept House Dropsey of Heart 336 Harris, Finis 56 M W M Kentucky May Farmer Brain Fever 343 Puryer, Martha 63 F W M Vi rginia June Kept House Consumption

Remarks [These were handwritten at the bottom of the page.] 246 Procter, Anna was killed by Geting Caught by Machinery of mill 327 Chandler, Spencer Case Rather Singular according to his own Request he was cut open after Death and Examine one Kidney was Found to be Entirely Decayed the other Partially Decayed the Bladder Dryed up and in the Region of the Kidneys Locked as if it had been Parched by Fire the Reason the Request was made Several of the Family connection had died apparently from the same disease.

Gordonsville Corporation & District. James M. Morrow enumerator. Page 943. [Columns 8 and 9 were not filled in .]

22 Hardin, John 19 M B Kentucky June Worked on Farm Drowned 24 Criswell, Lucinda 15 F W Kentucky July 3 1 Hancock, Frederick M. 40 M W M Kentucky August Shoe Maker Paralysis 34 M idyeU, Jesse J. 40 M W M Kentucky May Carpenter Consumption 28 Page, Ann B. 19 F B Kentucky October Cerebro Spinal Menengitis 109 Young, Angelina 21 F B Kentucky June Epilepsy 98 Grinter, James 70 M W M Virginia December Farmer Dyspepsia 92 Grinter, John 82 M W W Virginia March Farmer Catarhal Affection 11 6 Philips, Malinda J . 22 F W M Georgia May Consumption

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82 Hawkins, Emily W. 70 F W Kentucky December Paralysis 134 Poor, William Bennett 7112 M W Kentucky December Disease of the Heart \I Wood, Henry B. 64 M W W Maryland March Farmer Di sease of the Heart

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The Pedigo/Slater Family Bible

Submitted by James G. Owens 5213 Twinkle Drive Louisville, KY 40258

The original owners of the Bible were Jacob H. and Mary E. Slader Pedigo. The Bible is presently in the possession of James G. Owens. The Bible was given to M r. Owens on 5 Mar 1999 by Margaret Dowell, daughter of Mary Ree Owens and grand daughter of John W. and Melvina Stader Owens.

William Pedigo was born 1 I May 1791. His children were all believed to have been horn in Warren COlJnty, Kentucky in the area of Three Forks and Martinsville. The Stader family was in LaRue County, KY and then Hardin COlJnty, KY in the area of Nolin.

Pedigo/Stader Bible, Peoples Standard Edition, Entered in the Year 1876 by Bradly and Company in the Office of the Library of Congress, Washington, D. C.

Certificate of Holy Matrimony Jacob H Pedigo of Warren County, Ky. and Mary E Stader of Hardin County, Ky. On Thursday Oct l Ot" 1878 at Jacob Stader's Hardin County, Ky. By: Rev . James Y. McGill.

Marriages Jacob Stader and Charlotte Spriggs Nov 10 1836 David G. Miller and Rebecca Stader Sept 2 1" 1858 G. W. Payton and Emily Stader Jan l Oth 1871 J. H. Pedigo and M. E. Stader Oct l Ot" 1878 J. W. Owens and Melvina Stader Feb 3 188 1 James F. Stader and Mary Alice Akers Feb 20 1883

Births Joseph H. and Emily Pedigo's Family Joseph H. Pedigo Sunday May 24 1818 Emily Pedigo May 2 1819 Mary Jane Pedigo Sunday Oct 10 1841 Martha Ann Pedigo Monday June 26 1843

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Rhoda Catherine Pedigo Wednesday April 2 1845 William Pleasant Pedigo Friday Feb 12 1847 George Washington Pedigo Sunday April 3 1849 Jacob Henry Pedigo Sunday July 13 185 1 James Jefferson Pedigo Saturday Nov 5 1853 Jesse Grider Pedigo Sunday April 29 1857 Amelia Ellamay Pedigo Saturday July 28 1860 Emma Sella Pedigo Friday July 18 1862 Jacob Stader born September 3 1807 Charlotte Stader born June 1" 1815 John Stader March 3 1830 Rebecca Stader September 21 " 1837 Sally Ann Stader Apr 26 1838 Emily Stader Feb 20 1842 William 11 enry Stader Apr 4"' 1844 Melvina Stader August 10 1846 Wesley Stader Feb 19 1849 Mary E Stader Feb 91h 1852 James F Stader Apr 19 1855 Bryant G Stader March 31 " 1859

Mary Ree Owens Oct. 22 1883

Deaths Joseph 11. Pedigo Jan. I" 1862 Emily Pedigo Aug 22 1876 Charlotte Stader November 14 188 I John Stader Apr 29 1843 William Henry Stader July 31" 1859 Sally Ann Stader Sept. 7 1859 Bryant Thomas Stader Apr 16 1879 Melvina Owens November 9 1883 Wesley Stader June 19 1903 Jacob Stader June 19 1903 Emily Payton ovember 2 1907 Jacob Henry Pedigo Oct 19 1921 Mary E Pedigo Mar 14 1929

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Warren County, Kentucky Deed Books (Cont'd)

Submitted by Leroy Collier 1644 Smallhouse Road Bowling Green, KY 42104

Retyped/rom a WPA typescript at the Kentucky Library, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY

Pg. 38 1 Francis Johnson and Jincy M., hi s wife to Wm. E. Dixon. Consideration $400 . 161 acres on Bluff Big Barren R. with M. Glass' line (now Hughes). Wits: Jesse Burgher, Edwin Y. Hickman, Joab Watson. Dated 4 Mar 181 8.

Pg. 382 John W. Cooke, Jas Morehead, Presley Donaldson, Robert Bryan, John Keel, Tru stees of the town of Bowling Green, KY to James Owens . Considerati on $123 . Lot No. 2 11 in sd. town in Moore's late addition, Dated 7 Mar 1818 .

Pg. 383 Trustees of Bowling Green, KY to Robert Briant. Lots Nos. 53 and 57 in town; Same to Thos Grubbs and Moody Grubbs. Lots Nos. 202 and 203 in town; Same to John Maxey. Lot No. 83 in sd town on 10 Feb 18 18. Dated 7 May 1818 .

Pg. 385 Geo. Chapman of Gibson Co., IN to Seth Russell. Consideration $80. 15 acres beg N Cor of Mil itary Survey E of Middle Fork of Drake's Cr running with sd military line across creek to Wm Sherry's line to Geo Ennis line. Dated 7 Mar 1818.

Pg. 386 Reubin Hammett and Rebecca, hi s wife to Wm Cherry. Considerati on $500. 200 acres land No 1445 on Gaspers R Ackd and Rec 12 Mar 1818. Dated 3 Aug 18 16.

Pg. 387 Wm Cherry and Franky, his wife to Reubin Hammett. Consideration $400. I SO acres beg at tree on Lost Cr of Green R on Wm Allen's line. Dated 12 Mar 18 17.

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Pg. 388 Trustees of Town of Bowling Green, KY to Benj Hampton. Lots Nos 40, 48, 49, and 55 in sd town. Dated 12 Mar 1818.

Pg. 388 Jesse Grider and Polly, his wife to Aaron Quisenberry. Consideration $51 . II acres being part of Joseph Campbell's headright. Dated 16 Mar 18 18.

Pg. 389 Jinsey Ellis, wife of Charles Ellis, relinquishes her dower. (See pg. 26). Dated 10 Dec 1818.

Pg. 389 James Thompson and Nancy, his wife, to Adam McCool. Consideration $500. 108 acres on Drake's Cr beg at bank of Creek at Survey pat to Major Lipscomb No 4089 to line bet sd Thompson and Jas Barnett, being pt of tract conveyed to sd Thompson as assignee of John Harris by John M. Foster, Register ofland office, having been sold for taxes due thereon fro m John Lipscomb a non- resident in whose name entered as former owner. Dated 2 1 Mar 1818.

Pg. 39 1 James Thompson and wife, Nancy, to James Barnett. Consideration $40. 26 acres on Drakes Cr, E side, beg Maj Lipscomb's 200 acre Mil Sur No. 4089. Dated 2 1 Mar 1818.

Pg. 392 Adam Bratton and Rebecky, his wife, to Aaron Quisenberry. Consideration $600. 100 acres N of Big Barren R beg Henry Grider's line to Joseph Campbell's; also 25 acres beg John Taylor's cor Dated 21 Mar 1818.

Pg. 393 Jonathan Baker and Sally, his wife to Wm Braxton. $20. Land beg N bank of Big Barren River to Survey made for Reed and Ford. Dated 7 Jan 1818.

Pg. 394 Wm B. Adams and Polly, his wife to Jas Hines. Consideration $530. 150 acres beg on Gasper R at Geo Heard's line, to Tatnm's old military line to Thos Carson's cor. Dated 23 Sept 1817.

Pg. 395 Jas H. Rice and Benj Rice, exrs of wi ll of David Rice, deed to John Allen. Consideration $300. 200 acres N Big Barren R beg Rice's survey, assignee of Emerson. Wits: Wm Thompson, and J . R. Underwood. Dated 16 Mar. 1818.

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Pg. 396 Gabriel Watt and Elizabeth, hi s wife of Madison Co., IL Territory to John Shrader. Consideration $200. 11 0 acres on Green Ri ver, beg at Military cor. Dated 30 Mar 1818.

Pg. 397 Thos B. Monroe and ElizlI P., his wife, to Benj Hampton. Consideration $ 1. Mortgage to secure payment of $20,000 in IJO leS on lot conveyed by sd Hampton to sd Monroe. Wits: Francis Johnson, and Wm R. Paj ne. Dated 3 Mar 18 18.

Pg. 398 Betsy Shackelford, wife ofWm, relinqui shes her dower. Dated 26 Mar. 18 18.

Pg 399 Nimrod Whitly to Nathan Moore. Consideration $425. 200 acres known as McFaddin's or Boydston's Grove. Wits: John Beckman, and Warren Moore. Dated 9 Aug 18 17.

Pg. 400 Holly Williams to Samuel Billingsley. Consideration $400. 200 acres on Drake's Cr beg at sd William's line E to Aaron Williams. Wits: Tandy Campbell, Willoby Rose. Dated 18 Oct 181 7.

Pg. 400 Holly Williams to Samuel Billingsley. Consideration $400. 200 acres on Drake's Cr granted sd Williams by Cert 2202 by Gov of KY. Test: Tandy Campbell, Willobe Rose. Dated 10 Oct 181 7.

Pg. 401 John Crawford made deed to Henry Howard fo r his headright ofland of Late entry, on Sinking Cr adj to Hammond Reed. Consid eration Bond. Wits: John Claypool, John Howard. Rec Jan Ct 1819. Dated 25 Jan 1804.

Pg. 402 John Willoughby and wife Elizabeth to Reuben Osborn. Consideration $200. 150 acres S Bi g Barren R, beg Thos Hubbard's line, assignee of Frederick Barnes, assignee of Elias McFadin W to Stephen Claypool's with John Turner's line. Wits: Elias B. McFadin and James McFadin. Dated 6 June 18 18.

Pg. 403 Daniel Weathers of Orange Co, fN to Joel Dickerson. Consideration $250. 100 acres part of tract entered by W. Hammett and pat to sd Weathers, beg Geo Settle's line to Wm Weather's

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fence to Robt Whitley's cor. Wits: Wm Whitley, Lewis Whitley, and Robert Whitley. Dated 24 Dec 1817.

Pg. 403 Daniel Weathers of Orange Co, fN to Geo Settle. Considerati on $250. 50 acres entered by Wm Hammett and pat to sd Weathers. Wits: Joel Dickerson and Robert Wheatley. Dated 24 Dec 1817.

Pg. 404 Daniel Weathers of Orange Co, fN to Robert Whitley. Consideration $200. 50 acres pt of tract entered by Wm Hammett and pat to sd Daniel. Dated 24 Dec 1817.

Pg. 405 Eli Thomas and Volly, his wife to Wm D. Mason. Consideration $30. 6 acres beg at stake on Nashville Rd where sd Mason lives. Dated 6 Apr 1818.

Pg. 406 John Mayfield, Sr and Sally, his wife of Barren Co, KY to Dabney Turner of same Co and St Consideration $2,000. 131 acres N Big Barren R near cor of town called Jacksonburgh. Dated II Feb 1818.

Pg. 407 Jesse Jones and wife, Sally, alias Sally Rountree, to Isaac Withrow. 100 acres on head of Big Beaver Dam Cr of Green River, beg at cor of Sally's 350 acres entered in her own name. Test: John Rountree, John Shanlin, Turner Rountree. Dated 16 Oct 1818.

Pg. 407 James McConnel and Elizabeth, his wife to Thos Beauchamp of Barren Co, KY. Consideration $1 ,000. 100 acres in Warren Co including a spring. Wits: Benj Peden, Ephraim Heath, Stephen Beauchamp, Jas Winfrey. 3 July 18 17.

Pg. 409 Wm Barner of Logan Co, KY and wife, Paulina to Robert F. Slaughter. Consideration $500. 100 acres in the Barrens, adj Wm Allen, formerly Davis Rice's cor to Benj Hendrick's assignee ofWm Morris, Sr. Dated 7 Apr 1818.

Pg. 409 Wm Barner of Warren Co, KY to Angus McDonald. Consideration $1,200. Land in the Barrens on rd fro m Dripping Springs to Bowling Green, KY beg Henry Dixon's li ne . Dated 6 Apr 1818 .

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Pg. 410 Fielding Betterworth and wife, Nancy, late Jones, to Wm Gossom. Consideration $768. 64 acres on Big Barren R to Robert Graham's cor. Dated 13 Jan 1818 .

Pg. 411 Giles Cooke from Thomas Middleton and wife, Dicy. Consideration $800. 300 acres entered by Jane Mitchell, pat in name of Abraham Reese, Jr and pat to sd Middleton to Big Barren Rat SW cor Wm Gossom's field and cor to a Military Survey whereon sd Gossom li ves, thence to Robert Reese's field . Dated 13 Apr 1818.

Pg. 412 Drury Coleman swears that his removal to KY was to become a citizen thereof and brought no slaves to sell. Wits: John Porter, IF. Dated 10 Jan 1819.

Pg. 412 Wm Still swears his removal to KY was with the intention to become a citizen thereof and brought no slaves with intent of selling them. Dated 10 Jan 181 9.

Pg. 412 John McNeil to Thos Middleton. Consideration $16 1. 23 acres Big Barren River, beg at Samuel Brent's, assignee of John McNeil, assignee of Robert Mullican, to line of survey of Robert W. Lucas, whereon sd Lucas li ves. Dated 15 Apr 1818.

Pg. 413 Robert Moore to Francis Johnson. Consideration $50. I acre adj Bowling Green, KY on which sd Johnson formerly lived, adj lot on which Henry Shanks li ves. Dated 16 Apr 1818.

Pg. 414 John Tygart to John Porter and John Porter, Jr. Consideration $150. 100 acres on Gasper R beg Elkaner Lacy's cor. Dated 18 Apr 1818 .

Pg. 4 15 Jas Owens to Jas T. Harney. Consideration $2000. Lots Nos 123 and 141 in Bowling Green, KY . Dated 27 Apr 1818.

Pg. 415 Michael Randall to Jas A. Randall. Consideration $1000. 206 acres adj Robert King's line. Dated I May 1818.

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Pg.416 John W. Cooke, John Keel, Robert Brian, Jas Morehead, and Wm Scott, Trustees of the town of Bowling Green, KY to John Porter, Lot No 32 in sd town on Big Barren R, near Miner's Warehouse. Dated 2 May 1818.

Pg.417 Trustees of Town of Bowling Green, KY to Jobn Porter, Lot No 39 in Bowling Green, KY . Dated 2 May 1818.

Pg. 418 Trustees of Town of Bowling Green, KY to Robert Brian, Lot No 54 in sd town. Dated 2 May 1818.

Pg. 418 Trustees of the Town of Bowling Green, KY to Robert Brian, Lot No 3; to Jonathan Hobson, Lot No 7; and to Daniel Smith Lot No. 27. Dated 2 May 181 8.

Pg. 420 Samuel Goode to Walter Mayhugh. Consideration $100. 50 acres beg at Elizabeth Grider's cor with line of Sally Campbell. Dated 4 May 18 I 8.

Pg. 420 Harris Reavis of Bond Co, Eliner (lIlinois) Territory to James Edmonds. Consideration $300. 200 acres on Sinking Creek beg at head of Valley W. in a mi li tary survey to Henry Hill's line. Test: Lavender L. Edmond and Elias McFadin. Recd 4 May 18 18. Dated 30 Sept 1817.

Pg. 421 James M. Blakey and wife, Nancy to Wm McPeters. Consideration $4000. 400 acres beg Dixon Brown's 400 acres to stone in Nashville Rd, includi ng farm where Wm McPeters now lives. Dated 4 Sept 1818.

Pg.422 Henry Ewing and wife, Rebecca to Wm Simpson. Consideration $900. 200 acres beg at Joseph Nesler's cor S to Jas Stuart's cor to Henry Grider's to Nicholas Quisenberry's. Dated 4 Apr 18 18.

Pg. 423 Jas A. Randall to Benj C. Johnson. Consideration $2500. 200 acres line of Robert King's 200 acres survey. Dated I May 18 18.

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Pg. 424 Benj C. Johnson to Jas A. Ransdall. Consideration $1500. 32 feet on Main Street in Bowling Green, KY. Dated 13 May 1818.

Pg. 424 Joseph Gray to Littleberry Savage. Consideration $25 . 110 acres being part of 170 acres granted to sd Gray by Warrant No 1023 , to James Hays' cor to Howard's line. Test: Daniel Thomas, John Thomas. Dated 15 Nov 1817.

Pg. 425 Elijah M. Covington to Jas S. Hays. Consideration $150. Lot No 69 on Main St in Bowling Green, KY. Dated I Aug 1818.

Pg. 426 James S. Hay to Charles Phelps of Hampden Co, Mass. Consideration $300. 112 acre, being 1/2 of Lots Nos 56 and 60 in Bowling Green, KY. Dated 27 Jan1819.

Pg. 427 Jas Masters to Members of Mount Zion Church by their Elders, Christopher Harris, Eli Blewett, and David Morris. Consideration Love for Church. 2 acres beg David Morris' line. For use of a Meeting House. Dated 16 May 1818 .

Pg. 427 Geo Thomas to Jas Masters. Consideration $1300. 200 acres beg at John Wells' line, S to Philip Morris'. Test: Lucas Stafford, David Morris, and Charles Masters. Dated 24 Nov 1817.

Dr. Charles H. Edward Dies. Dr. Charles H. Edwards died last Sunday night just after midnight. He was born 10 Jan 1834 in Sumner County, Tennessee. He married September 1863 Miss Nannie Duncan, daughter of the late Henry Duncan of this county, and niece of Dr. G. W. Duncan. From the Franklin Favorite. Thursday, 21 July 1892, Franklin, KY.

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Pensioners of the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and Indian Wars, Residing in Butler County, KY

Takenfrom the abstracts done by Annie Walker Burns Bell available in the Kentucky Library at Western Kentucky University.

James Cook. Virginia. Private soldier War of the Revolution. He was 72 on 4 Mar 1831 . Born in York Co, PA in 1762. Enlisted in Bedford Co, VA in Oct 1780. Came to Butler Co, KY in 1802.

Thomas Carson. Virginia. Private soldier War of the Revolution. He was 74 on 4 Mar 183 I. Born in Goochland Co, VA 1760. Enlisted in Prince Edward Co, VA in 1776.

Poter Brown. Virginia. Private soldier War of the Revolution. He was 69 on 12 Apr 1818. Died 20 Sep 1833 . Born in Culpepper Co, VA in 1776. Carne to KY in 1824. His widow, Sally Brown filed for widow' s pension 14 Mar 1853. She had been Sally Buckner. They had married I Oct 1806 in Logan Co, KY.

Jacob Borah. Pennsylvania. Private soldier in PA line and in state Militia. He was 69 in 28 Jan 1834. Born in Lancaster Co, PA in 1765 . Enlisted in Northumberland Co, PA in 17801178 I. Carne to KY in 1795 .

William Busby or Beaseley. North Caroline. Served in State Militia. He was 72 in 4 Mar 183 I. Born in Craven Co, NC 25 Apr 1762. Enlisted in Craven Co in 1779/1780. Widow, Elizabeth Beaseley fi led widow' s claim 5 July 1841 . She had been Elizabeth Taylor. Married in Craven Co, NC Feb 1784. Brother, Joseph Taylor swore to Elizabeth's statements.

John Clarke. Virginia. Enlisted in Goochland Co, VA Mar 1775. Applied for pension June 18 I 8 at age 62 while residing in Butler Co, KY.

Matthew Kaykendall. North Carolina. South Carolina. Served in infantry and cavalry as private soldier in South Carolina line. He was 76 on date 4 Mar 183 I. Born in Mecklenburg Co, NC 24 Oct 1758. Enlisted in Burke Co, NC June 1776.

Thomas Lawrence. Virginia. Sergeant in War of Revolution. He was 73 on date 4 Mar 183 1. Enlisted in Louisa Co, VA in Feb 1777.

Abraham Lindsay. Continental Virginia. Applied Butler Co, KY 11 April 1825 age 74 . Enlisted 1776.

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John Porter, Roseman Porter. "This woman also applied for pension as the former widow of John Brady, Pension # R-8358 and Virginia. Applied as widow of John Porter in Butler Co, KY. At the time, she was 87. States she resided in Butler Co, KYat time of John Porter's death 24 Dec 1833 . They married Nov 1832 at her residence in Warren Co, KY by Benjamin Talbott, Baptist minister. Elijah Porter was John Porter's son. John Porter enlisted in 1776 as resident of Prince Edward Co, VA.

Jesse Schofield. Connecticut. Private soldier in the War of the Revolution. He was 77 on the date 29 May 1833 . Born 1757. Enlisted in Fairfield Co, Connecticut II May 1775 .

John Sharp. Virginia. Private soldier in state militia in War of the Revolution. He was 75 on the date 4 Mar 1831 . Born in Berkley Co, VA. Enlisted in Berkley Co, VA in 1777. Came to KY in 1798. Widow, Sarah Sharp filed claim 24 Oct 1853 from Butler Co, KY. She had been Sarah Miller. They married14 Nov 1842 in Butler Co, KY .

John Sorrels. North Carolina. Applied for pension 8 Oct 1832 at age 76. Enlisted in Rutherford Co, NC in May 1781 .

Mark Whitaker. North Carolina. Private soldier in War of the Revolution. He was 84 on the date 4 Mar 183 I. Enlisted in Rowan Co, NC in 1776.

Abner Womack or Wornack. North Carolina. Private soldier in NC state militia in War of the Revolution. He was 70 on date 17 Aug 1833 .born in Prince Edward Co, VA 7 Jan 1764. Enlisted in Lincoln Co, NC Mar 1780. Came to KY in 1797.

Barren County Resident Selling Property in Hawkins County, Tennessee

Hawkins County, Tennessee Deed Abstracts, 1801-1819, abstracted by Joyce Martin Murray, 2921 Daniel, Dallas, TX 75205, copyright 1998, records on page 62, the following local resident selling property. Ms. Murray's book records several KY related transactions.

Hawkins Co., TN Deed Book 4, p. 81 . Nicholas Bowser, Barren Co, KY, one part, and George Morelock, Hawkins Co, TN, other part, $1 .00 pd , tr of 50 acres on Beech Creek and beg at cor of William Goad Branch, and along the Old Road to the crossing of sd branch. Wit: Ruten Barnard(?), Richard Murrell, Jurat.

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Queries

Daniel, Herndon. Seeking parents of my 3g grandparents, Edmond and Fra nces (Herndon) Daniel. Edmond died in Warren County and was probably born in V A. Fra nces was born ca 1797 in VA and died in 1880 in Texas. Two known children are J ohn Herndon Daniel b 1826 and Thompson 8. Daniel b 1829. Frances and part of the family left KY in 1845 finally settling in Dallas Co., TX Will share info. Don Daniel, P. 0. Box 773, San Jacinto, CA 92581, [email protected], (909) 65-/-9122.

Still, Duncan, Covington. Seeking info on Still family of Bowling Green, KY. When did Abraham Still marry W innie Duncan? Their child, Moten R. Still, was b 2 1 May 1902, died 1983 in Monroe Co, rN. Brother, John Still, b 1881 in KY, carne to Monroe Co, rN. When and where did J ohn Still marry Mary Virginia Covington? Malissa J . Still d. 29 Oct 1921 in Monroe Co, rN and was buried in Bowling Green, KY. Who were her parents? Where was she buried. Was her husband Rolla M. Still d 12 Jun 1926 in Monroe Co, rN and buried Bowling Green, KY? Dorothy Cantrell Hallllll, 8624 West Gardner Rd, Bloomington, IN 47403-9225.

Glenn. Seeking info on parents and wife of Peter Glenn, b 1814 in C. Wife, Mary, was born 1820 in C. Children included: J ohn, b 1836 in C; Rebecca, b 1838 in C; J a ne, b 1840 in KY; Ama nda, b 1844 in KY; and J a mes, b 1848 in KY. Cindy Taulbee, 2228 Threlkel Ferry Rei, Bowling Green, KY, 42101.

Torkingtonrralkington, Heiwood, Lamb, Flippo, Grace, Huff. Seeking info on Robert TorkingtonlTalkington d 9 Jul 1799 in Logan Co, KY and wife, Elizabeth Reiwood d 16 ov 1813 in Logan Co, KY. Dau, Ruth married Adam Lamb 8 May 1804 Logan Co, KY. Children of Adam Lamb and Ruth include: Sall y, Lucy, Madison, and John. One of the girls married a Flippo. J ohn, married Sarah G race. They appears in 1850 Ballard Co, KY census with Ann HulT, age 58, and her chil dren, Martha and J ohn. Ann may be Sarah' s sister. By 1860, J ohn and Sarah and Ann and children ap pear in Wapell o Co, lA census. Wi ll exchange info. Barbara L. Eades, 3914 A IlIIa Avenue, Redding, CA 96002, SisBLEadesft 1>aol.colII, (530) 222--1336.

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Atlas of Historical Boundaries, Kentucky: An Important Resource

Submitted by Gene Whicker 1118 Nahm Drive Bowling Green, KY 42104

There are many resources available locally and ill most libraries that are not well known. Mr. Whicker describes important resources that may have been overlooked.

The Newberry Library of Chicago has conducted a project "to provide complete and comprehensive information on all changes in all counties . .. from the colonial era to the present" (i .e. 1990).

The Kentucky volume, one of 40, copyrighted in 1995, was published by Charles Scribner' s Sons, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Macmillan. Volume total is only 40 due to some volume's including more than one state.

Each state is covered "back to the earliest county, at least;" in Kentucky' s case, "Virginia' s creation of counties in Kentucky is shown" The "what, when, and where" of boundary changes composes the basic volume, of course. Historical boundaries in heavy lines are superimposed on present-day maps. Present-day places within the county are kept constant throughout the otherwise cbanging maps. Some examples of the number of maps per county: Floyd, 17 on 12 pages; Greenup, five on six; Warren, seven maps on seven pages. Twenty-six places are shown in Warren County, along with its streams.

A less detailed one-volume work on boundaries, published by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, in 1987, is William T. Thorndale and William Dollarhide's Map Guide to the U. S. Federal Censuses, 1790-1920. An even less comprehensive [but useful] guide is Wendell H. Rone's An Historic Atlas of Kentucky and Her Counties, 1815-1965.

The Newberry volumes are also available in machine readable form . Local availability of these three titles: Newberry: publi c library and University Libraries reference room. Some 13 other states are also present in the latter place. ThorndalelDollarhide: Kentucky Library. Rone: Kentucky Library.

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Book Review

James Welborn ofMuhlenburg County and His Descendants by Gail Jackson Miller, 425 Midcrest Drive, Bowling Green, KY 42101

This comprehensive work by Gail Jackson Miller is a well-crafted family history foll owing the general guidelines of current methodology. This volume uses the Modified Register format for numbering individuals, which allows you to easily trace an individual back through the generations. Interspersed with family photographs, Miller begins the volume with a helpful list of the sources for each photograph. Extensively endnoted, the author demonstrates a thorough knowledge of her subject, supplying a source for each piece of information. Although footnotes would place identifYing source documentation closer to the quote, the practicality of using footnotes in this work would break the text into fragmented units. In addition to the very interesting stories of this family, the author gives the reader a connection to events occurring with the region, and helps paint a picture oflife in Western Kentucky throughout the Welborn generations. The every name index is easy to use and helpful, but an index of place names would also be helpful in tracking these families in local cemeteries or in their migration throughout the Midwest and Southwest. The author does an excellent job of sharing the difficult points in her research. She carries her readers through her thoughts in a step-by-step process, offering propositions and the resulting findings. This text can certainly provide some thoughtful research ideas to any genealogist. The absence of unsupported ideas or family links shows the author's intent toward a scholarly, well-crafted family history. There is some weakness in the use of secondary sources, but the resulting work is based on sound research techniques. This book lacks the tedious lists of genealogies without source or depth found in many self-published books. The author makes a conscious choice to limit the generations supplied in order to provide the quality depth of information on each generation. This hardbound volume will be a welcome addition to the Kentucky Library and will not only be a source of information for Welborn and related families, but should be used as a example of a type of family histories which quality genealogists should prepare. (Hardbound, 414 pages, full name index, Purchase directly from author)

Reviewed by J. Mark Lowe

Books reviewed in The Longhulller will be donated to the Kentucky Library at Western Kenlucky University in Bowling Green, KY.

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Selected Abstracts from The Glasgow Times, June 1897

Transcribed by Gail Jackson Miller 425 M idcrest Drive Bowling Green, KY 42101

The earliesl edilions of The Glasgow Times available on microfilm s/arled in 1897. These are available on Kenlucky Library microcopy DJO NJ3 al Weslern Kentucky University. Birlhs, dealhs, and marriages were abslracled from Ihe firsl Iwo available edilions. Numerolls olher ilelllS ofgenea logical interest are also conlained in Ihe newspaper.

Wednesday, June 19, 1897

Mrs. J. C. Rush, formerly of Munfordville, died at her home in the northern part of the State several days ago.

The Mormons have succeeded in organizing a Church in Kentucky. A church has been built and will be dedicated next Sunday. It is on the line between Green and Metcalfe counties.

Tompkinsvill e - Born to the wife of Basil Richardson, on the 5th inst. , a girl.

Tompkinsville - Mr. Evan D. Kefauver and Miss Olive Emberton eloped to Tennessee Saturday night and were married Sunday morning. The groom was 18 and the bride 16.

Wheeler Fordyce, age 18, died June 2 in Bowling Green. He was the son of E. U. Fordyce, newly appointed postmaster of Bowling Green.

Miss Clara Craddock, of Munfordville, died Sunday night.

Wednesday, June 16, 1897

Twins were born at Seth Williams' named William Jennings Bryan and Blackburn Sewall.

Mrs. Eannie Combs died May 6 in Pert he, Summer, Kansas. She was the daughter ofMr. Eli Rasdall who moved from Smith' s Grove to Kansas in 1882. Her mother, Mrs. Rasdall, was Miss Bee Clayton of Beaver Creek country. When the Rasdalls moved to Kansas, they had seven children li ving; all daughters. All have died in the last J 0 years and are buried in the Perthe Cemetery. All but one were married.

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Rocky Hi ll - Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Redford died.

Temple Hill - Mr. T. Dodson has a gi rl.

Mr. Frank Walker, who married Miss Venice Settle, a grand daughter of William Settle of Sinking Creek country, has returned from Texas.

Mr. John Albert and Miss Mary Crowe and Mr. George Potter and Miss Alice Wood eloped a few days ago.

George Waller and Sallie Ragland of Glasgow and William W. Curle and Pearl B. Tucker of Hart County married in Jeffersonville yesterday.

Mr. Will Ray of Oakland Station and Miss Nellie Jenkins of Warren County married in Nashville Thursday oflast week.

Mrs. William Furlong died at her home in Bon Ayr country Tuesday night oflast week. Interment was in the Furlong burying ground .

Hugh Ramsey died June 1 in Texas. He was the son ofW. L. Ramsey, pastor of the Baptist Church here.

Times have changed since this story was published He had not known her very long, but as she stood in the moonlight a white dress and a blue sash set off her figure so well that he thought he had never seen a prettier picture. And then he did an awful thing- he kissed her. The innocent girl shrank from him in horror, and the young man realized that he had gone too far. Indeed, as the panting girl strove to collect herself sufficiently to express the scorn surging in her bosom the young man thought of the heating he must endure the next day from her father and brothers and of the long accounts of the fight that would appear in the newspapers. Fortunately he had his hat in his hand and turned to go. But the girl struggled to speak. She would express her contempt for his action though it killed her. "When," she said in a low, faltering voice, full of deep seated hatred, "are you coming again?" A lien County Times, February 2, 1912, page 4.

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Delinquent Poll Tax Payers in Allen County in 1911 The following list appeared in the Allen County Times, Fe bruary 2, 1912.

The following list is a Li st of delinquent poll tax payers presented by Sheriff J. N. Flowers for 1911 taxes and all owed by the court District No. 1 M. A. Day J. F. Mitchell Opie Allen M. C. Dearing Luther Mansfield W. S. Atwood Levy Duckett Henry Meador John Armor Garlan Dennis C. C. McReynolds J. C. Armor J. Wes Dixon H. T. McAdams Chris Armor Shelby Davis A. V. Mathews Andrew Armor D. S. Davis George Miller G. W. Anderson Spence Emberton L. P. Nunn Boobie Blakenship N. W. Fisher Alvin Payne Brode Brown H. T. Fry J. R. Prewitt B. W. Binnion L. S. Gaines B. D. Pipkins George Bergan J. T. Gaines J. E. Page Bale Binnion J. W. Huntsman William Pedigo Hers Binnion J. A. Helson Hubert Pedigo George Butrum J. W. Hammons W. P. Pedigo E. N. Browner Ollie Hodges John Parish Odus Brown Alfred Harper J. C. Patterson J. P. Blakenship C. E. Hankins Lem Richards Fate Bandy C. M. Harp Charles Rich Joe Blakenship James Hargis Tom Ross E. J. Brakefield Tip Higdon Tom Rigdon L. E. Braswell Amos Holley J. A. Renfro H. E. Brooks Riley Jones A. Rigdon A. J. Bullington W. F. Jones J. F. Smith Sid Brooks Earnest Johnson Frank Smith Ben Calvert S. H. Jones Sidney Smith George Cockran T. G. Jenkins Scott Smith Bobby Cockran Charlie Jackson Herbert Smith J. C. Carver L. J. Jackson Charles Settle Genie Crick Melvin Key Jim Stratton Tom Carter J. S. Lance Hunter Simmons A. H. Chandler J. A. Minix George Sullivan Rosco Costelo John Meredith W. L. Spears Bert Dearing Willie Minix Ed Stewart

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Archie Sloan Bill Gains J. T. Hughes Fount Sloan John Goodbar W. L. Herrington Joe Speakman Lenard Hill Carson Hancock A. T. Speakman Filmore Hughes J. W. Johnson W. M. Sikes William Hughes Verge Jenett J. C. Sikes Frank Hurston Joseph Lee Bethel Tittle Will Johnson J . H. Lee J. H. Thomas Charlie Johnson C. L. Meek Len Thomas A. R. Jackman E. E. Pedigo Tengel Tolakson Jim Malone L. W. Riggsby Vergel Tracy Burton Neal Alex Skaggs Warner Tinsley Tom Owens R. L. Smith W. T. Taylor Will Payne Elias Thomas B. H. Walker Hewy Rhodes J. H. Thomas William Williams Dock Shipley Chas. Umbles, col. Woodie Woodson Herschel Shipley W. E. Wheat D. Wolf Aps Savage O. D. Wheat W. M. Wadkins Bishop Simmons Harrison Umbles, col. Jim Watson Dan Sears W. A. Watson Clifton Sears District No.3 Jimmie Watson Charles Sears Rome Allen Ed Witcher Ed Whitney Mitchell Boucher T. K. Witcher John Wilson John Brown Loyd Wade Drewy Britt Willis Wade District No. 2 John Cole Wilson Willis Dop Austin J. C. Cassady J. B. White H. M. Bluitt Murry Cosby T. A. York F. M. Felt M. W. Eddy S. A. Austin, col. W. L. Buchanon E.E. Eddy Bob Burr, col. W. C. Bonner Edgar Eddy Spur Bush, col. W. V. Cook J. B. Foster Cleve Burton, col. C. C. Clark S. L. Harp John Carpenter, col. Nick Cassady Briggs Harris Drury Carpenter, col. Marvin Dennis A. J. Hardcastle Jack Carpenter, co l. Lon Eddy Lively Johnson Gus Devasher, col. Jimmie Guy Willie Johnson Abe Devasher, col. Marshall Hunt E. P. Motley Jim Dixon, col. Rory Hunt W. M. Maynard Will Downing, col. J. W. Hargett S. W. Marcrum John Giltenwaters, co l. Verley Henson Herbert Moore

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J. E. Oliver G. W. H. Hogue Henry Petty, col. Gene Roberson G. D. Hurt Alonzo Stark, col. E. H. Tinsely Stanton Huffines J. L. Stark, col. Frank Tinsely Ewing Johnson Henry Stark, col. Willis Williams L. T. Johnson J. G. Willoughby Ira Long District No. 5 Herbert Underwood, col. Joe Lynn Jim Agers Herbert Whitney, col. Bud Lyons B. W. Binnion Clay Hays, col. Will Levy Joseph Borders A very Kerby, col. Sam Ledford I. N. Counts George Meador D. G. Carter District No. 4 Robert Miller J. H. Combs VIis Breaching George Morrison Chisie Cox John Brackin M. M. Morrison W. A. Dillard Dru Britt Link Miles Eugene Emmet Tom Bridges E. S. Marr C. C. Fox R. C. Butler Elsie Pulliam Ed Hudson Robert Bishop Alonzo Powell T. V. Hancock J. A. Berry George Powell W. L. Hale W. A. Calvert Robert Powell E. W. Hargett R. W. Durham L. G. Richie Jack Hart Levy Duckett A. E. Riggsby A. H. Hickerson Glasey Day, col. Dave Reynolds J.M.Jent E. L. Dalley W. M. Ransey J. D. Meador John Ellis, col. F. R. Shockley H. W. Meador J. L. Emberton James Shippley James Meador Earnest Foster Charles Shipley W. D. Mahaney J. M. Gunnels E. G. Sikes Sam Mahaney Sherman Goad E. F. Spears R. W. Mahaney James Goad John Spears Charles Mahaney J. V. Goad Rollie Sears, col. Ben Mahaney Sam Goad Gilbert Speck W. S. Mahaney C. R. Griffin J. M. Thomas JetT Mahaney Clay Griffin H. Weaver (U. S.) Wm. P. Mahaney G. W. Hinton Shep Woods B. Phillips J. H. Hide W. T. Woods J. E. Poe George Hide T. J. Whitney G. T. Parris Cleve Hide J. H. Whitney Brode Pardue J. T. Hogue Tibis Carpenter, col. Jas. Stinson W. L. Hogue Morgan Petty, col. Harman Stinson

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J. E. Swindle Sylvester Dennis Will Wagoner G. E. Shaw R. G. Duke John Walker C. C. Stinson J. R. Duke J . W. West Gid Stinson W. M. Gaines W. H. Anthony, col. W. M. Stinson J. S. Garrett A. J. Bracken, co l. Bale Stinson R. F. Goodrum N. L. Humble, col. G. H. Stinson S. L. Hodges John Hodges, col. Fletcher Stinson J. W. Huntsman Emma Lillard, col. W. T. Sherley B. H. Huntsman E. J. Stewart, col. G. W. Taylor G. W. Johns Jasper Temple J. E. Kirby Di strict No. 7 W. Claud Turner Lee Kelley J. W. Brooks W. E. White Earlie Keen W. F. Bertrum T. C. Wimpee Martin Key D. E. Butrum J. N. York Ambros Kendall W. R. Chism Buggs Lightfoot, col . Arthur Mayhew J. W. Cox John Stalks, col. A. J. McElwain Luther Davis Missie McGuffee J. B. Goswell District No. 6 J. S. Mise W. J . Goswell Bishop Absher J. B. Montgomery J. M. Hudson Sid Anderson Anthony Myers B. F. Jackson B. F. Anderson Marshal O'Neal C. B. Jordan E. D. Ausbrooks Artie Parris E. M. Mays Ether Bassham J. M. Pearson Thos. H. Mays Onie Bassham W. B. Pennington Lee Mays W. G. Bracken W. H. Pope Marion Pippin R. S. Brown H. J. Powell Bud Pitchford G. W. Brown J. M. Reeder D. G. Ray Kiah Brown C. G. Reeder M. F. Reno Robert Blakenship Tom Richardson J. M. Sloan S. L. Black Brode Rippy J. S.Sutton Ellis Brashear Albert Rippy J. R. Sloan R. A. Burnett Jeff Roberson P. T. Thomas Wash Calvert Ashley Sarver Boone Thomas Chas. C. Carter W. M. Sparks T. White W. H. Carter Lonnie Spears Vesper White Alonzo Charlton G. B. Thomas W. E. Yokeley George Cherry M: J. Thornton Vergil Brown, col Chas Cooper Bill Turner Will Franklin, col. Sid Cummins Rubin Tuttle C. B. Hughes, col.

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Genealogical Abstracts From Early Allen County Newspapers

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

Scottville Argus. Saturday, June 19, 1875. A little son of Allen Shaw, Esq. died last Thursday night.

Allen Springs - Mr. Sol Willoughby's wife presented him on the 6th inst. with a nine and a half pound boy.

Scottville Argus. Saturday, August 21, 1875. Bruce Atwood, charged with the murder of his wife, was arrested her last Monday.

The Allen County Times, Friday, February 2, 1912. Claire - Mrs. Nennie Clark died at age 32. She leaves a husband and two children. Funeral held at Middle Fork. Interment in Allen graveyard.

Pope - It' s a boy a Florence Lovell's.

Infant of Will Sikes died January 22 and was buried in the family burying ground.

The 18-month-old child of Arthur Crabtree at Akersville died January 23 .

Mrs. Julie Hale died Saturday night at the home of her son, Mr. Emory. She was near 80. Interment in the family burying ground.

J. R. Dodd, oldest man in the Fort Worth police department, died at his home, 1604 New York Ave on Saturday morning from meningitis. He was a brother to our townsman, Mr. A. J. Dodd.

The Allen County Times, January 5, 1917. Tompkinsville - Jere Tom Adams, who shot and killed Osco Profitt last summer, plead guilty. Life sentence. Luther Short given two to three years for killing Joe Bailey in June 1915.

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Mr. T. Devro McKinney of Bowling Green and Miss Christeen Wallace of this city were married Wednesday, January 3 at the East Nashville Baptist Church.

Mrs. Samuel Jones ofMt. Union country died last Tuesday and was buried at Dover. She was 76. Her husband died last July.

Albert Rippy, son of S. L. and Maud Rippy, died. He was born July 25, 1899.

Dr. L. W. Johnson and Miss Ova Leta Justice married 22 December on the train to Nashville as it passed near Gallatin, Tennessee.

The Allen County Times. January 12, 1917. Mrs. Martha J . Davis, wife ofY. J. Davis, died 20 Dec 1916. She was born 20 April 1834 and was married 1 July 1852. She had ten chi ldren; two li ving.

Sarah Frances Jones died 2 January 19 17. She was born 27 April 1840. Four sons survive.

The Circuit Court is in session next week - murder case against Porter Gee for killing Owen Alexander.

Messrs. Arthur Welch and Fay Stark married to Misses Ada and Arnie Richie of Meador community. The ceremony took place in Bowling Green. The brides are the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richie. Mr. Stark is the brother of Karl Stark. Mr. Welch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Plutarch Welch.

Mr. D. S. Wilson and Miss Ethel Smith married at the bride's parents on Sunday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith.

Mr. Alfred Carter died Sunday at the home of his son-in-law, Dave Beasley. He was 72. Four children survive. Interment in Wolf Cemetery.

The three-year-old child of Dink Bibee died Saturday in south Scottsville.

A. S. Dallas, aged 52, died Saturday near Adolphus of measles. Interment at Oak Forest.

Dr. S. S. Prewitt of Holland died last Wednesday. He was 55 . He had married Miss Berry of Barren County five years ago. She and a four-year-old child survive. Buried at Pleasant Home in Barren County.

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Warren County, Kentucky 1797-1900 Marriages Bonds, Certificates, Consents and Returns

Submitted by Pat Reid 640 E Main Street Bowling Green, KY 42101

Harbison, Andrew J and Ann J Smith; 12 May 1853 by Pendleton ipo J Pilsbury, S S Barclay & T A Atchison; S: Benjamin F Grider; [B-12, C-30]. Hardcastle, Andrew J and Pernie Tabor; 06 Apr 1884 by J S Stovall at S: EM Tabor's ipo W S Jones & Ed Duff; [S-126]. Hardcastle, David E and Elizabeth A Thomas; 0 I Feb 1877 by William Adams at S: John S Thomas' ipo Caleb Garrison & F S Gott; [P-113]. Hardcastle, Ewing and Cynthia Willoughby; 23 July 1885 by F P Dodson at George Willoughby's ipo William Connor & Thomas Willoughby; S: L W Connor; [S-296]. Hardcastle, Francis Marion, age 29 (F b NC, M b We), and Rebecca Ellen Gilmore, age 18, both b WC (F b Mont Co, M b We); 25 Jan 1870 at S: James L Gilmore's ipo John Robinson, Walter Carter & Jesse Thomas; cons of bride' s fatber in person; [L-21]. Hardcastle, George and Elam Mulligan; 16 Apr 1896 by T J Hamm at his res ipo W F Coleman & T H Follen; S: H B Scott; [Y -170]. Hardcastle, Henry G, age 24, b & res War Co, and Elizabeth Renick, age 18, both single; 13 Oct 1857 by Isaac McMurray; her cons by Gdn (J A Motley) w/b James R & Ewen Hardcastle; [B-43, 0-447]. Hardcastle, James and Ann Meek; 15 Jan 1839 by John Clark; her cons by Par (S: Samuel & Pammy Meek) w/b Jonathn Osburn; [A-III ; T-B, BcF-R]. Hardcastle, James R and Fannie Mansfield; 16 Mar 1897 by L H Voyles at Mr Hardcastle' s ipo T W Dodson & S: Lon Mansfield; [Y-312; T-L,C] . Hardcastle, James Riley and Susan R Sears; 05 Feb 1863 by Witherspoon; S: Richard G Potter; [B-81 , G-139]. Hardcastle, John and Peggy Willoughby [Willoby]; both over 2 1; 13 Feb 18 1 I by Greathouse; S: Solomon Willowby; [A-I 04; T -B]. Hardcastle, John and Lettie Mercer; 13 Feb 1895 by W E Dodd at d Mercer's ipo M J Collett & W H Glover; S: W A Mercer; [X-406]. Hardcastle, John H and Patsy Ann Thomas, 02 ov 1874; S: James A Thomas; [0-53]. Hardcastle, Riley and Thetes Norris; 20 Nov 1817 by John Keel; S: James T Hardcastle; her cons by M (Elizabeth Satterfield) w/o Isaiah Satterfield & Henry Motley; [A-I 07;T­ B, Bc]. Hardcastle, Robert and Mary Kirby, over 21 ; 03 Dec 1846 by John Redman; S: Jesse Kirby pr her age; [A-113 ; T-B].

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Index Absher Ashley Basham Nancy ...... 77 Bishop .... 90 Aus H...... 55 Arth ur . . .. 56 Beuley Adams Dennis ...... 55 Ben M ...... 56 George W. . 57 Jere Tom .... , ..... 9 1 Ernest .. . . 56 Columbus V. . ... 56 Bibb Polly ...... 74 Harve ...... 56 Edward Calvin ...... 56 Talitha ...... 69 William ...... 93 Henry Ja ckson .. 56 &va D...... 56 Bibee Noah ...... 56 Esti l ...... 56 Wm B...... 74 Dink ... .. 92 Akers WaJter .. 56 Ishmel ...... 56 Jessie ... 56 Billingsley Mary AJice 71 Atchison John Val .. 56 SaInuel . 75 Albert T A ...... 93 Atchley Lawrence .. ... 56 Binnion John ... . 86 Mi Lrord Huey ... 56 B. 87 Samuel Rurus ...... 56 w...... Alexander Ruben A .56 BaJe .. 87 Chester Arthur ...... 55 Atwood William Evans .. 56 Hers .... 87 Clyde Dewey ...... 55 Bruce ... 9 1 Bassham Bird David Walter ...... !is W. S...... 87 EIb" ...... 90 Alpheus Norman .. 57 James ...... 55 Ausban Onie ...... 90 Frank ...... 57 Luther FrankJin ...... 55 James ~t ...... 56 Baugh James Wilton ...... 57 o.. ... en ...... 92 Aushrooks William Blurord . . ... 56 Black Ruben Rutherford 55 E. O. 90 Beaseley s. L...... 90 Tom ...... 55 Austin Alford Elizabeth .. . . 80 Blair Ocp 88 Willillm ...... 80 AlieW. . 57 J ~ unc s Monroe .. 55 S. A...... 88 Beasley Edward ...... 57 John Thomas .. 55 Bailey Monroe . . !is Dave .. 92 Eli ga N...... 57 Joe ...... 9 1 F. W...... 57 Robert . .. 5.5 Beauchamp George Eddie ...... 57 William Clarence ...... 5,5 Baker Stephen ...... 76 James Wesley. 57 WiliiamD...... 55 Jonathan ... . 74 Thos ...... 76 John Anderson .. ... 57 Allen Sally ...... 7. Beckman Bandy John B...... 57 John . . ... 74 JOM ...... 75 J05Cph ...... 57 Fate . . 87 Lewis Franklin ...... 5.5 Beckner Oren ...... 57 Opie ...... ,. 87 Arvel ...... 56 William Clarence ...... 57 Rome ...... 88 Barbee Benjamin A ..... 56 William Travis ...... 57 William H...... 55 Conda Roy .. 56 Daniel ...... 56 Wm . 73, 76 Blakensbip Ellis ...... 56 Ellis Ray ...... 56 Boobie .. 87 Anderson J. W...... 56 George Hubert . . ... 56 J. P...... 87 B. F...... 90 Barclay Harry ...... 56 Joe ...... 87 Bernao-d Barney ... .. 55 ss ...... 93 James E...... 56 Robert .. . .. 90 Daniel ...... 55 Barlow James Oscar ...... 56 Blakey G. W...... 87 James Virgil ...... 56 Charley Porter .. 56 James M. ... 78 John Samuel . . . 55 JOM William . . . . . 56 George ...... 56 Roy ...... 55 Veachel J. . 56 B1anset Jesse Hugh .. 56 Sid ...... 90 William Clarence . ... . 56 William Shipley ...... 57 Anthony Barnard Wi lliam F...... 56 Blanton Ruten .. .. . 8 1 \V. H. .. 90 ...... William 1...... 57 Anthony W. . 57 Arbuckle Barner Bennett Dellard ...... 57 Paulina ...... 76 Durwood ... .. 57 JOM Floyd . . .. 55 Samuel Porter .... 57 Wm ...... 76 57 Selva ...... 55 William Belknap ..... 57 Ernest ...... George Washington .. 57 Armes Barnes Bergan Frederick ... 75 Harlin ...... 57 Ed ...... •..... 55 George . . .. 87 Barnett James Ewing ...... 57 Armor Berry ...... 92 James Riley ...... 57 James . . .. . 74 Andrew ... .. 87 Bertrum Joe ...... 57 Chris ...... 87 Barry w. F...... 90 Lon ...... 57 1. C. .. 87 Frank Joscph ...... 56 Bettenvorth Oscar ...... 57 JOM ...... 87 Fielding 77 Robert I...... 57 Slaton ...... 57

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Wilham v, ...... 57 Louis ...... 58 Lewis ...... 59 Burton Willie ...... 57 Matt Warren . . 5R Marion . .59 Cleve .... 88 Wilson Ophilotls ...... 57 Branstetter Odus ...... 87 Busby Poter ...... 80 Bledsoe Kenneth 6 1 Wi ll iam .... 80 Edward Thomas ...... 5 7 Brashear R. S...... 90 Eugene Edwards ...... 5 7 Sally ...... 80 Bush Ellis ...... 90 Charley Thomas . .. 59 Hughie ...... 57 Thomas ...... 59 Braswell Eddi e Monroe .. 59 Joe Wheeler ...... 57 Vergil ...... 90 L. E. 87 I-Iu bert C. ... 59 Noah William ... 58 Browner John Lav\o>rence ... 59 William Estey .. 58 Bratcher E. N ...... 87 Spur ... 88 Blewett Allen ...... 58 Browning Charley ...... 58 William Patrick . .59 EIi ...... 79 John South ...... 58 David Rush . 58 Buster Marsha ll ...... 59 Bluitt Harve . . 58 Dillard ... 59 Rice .. 59 H. M...... 88 Bratton Wil ey . 59 Bryan Boggs A

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Carpenter Caswell John W...... 78 Sylvester ...... 90 Drury ...... 88 Lee ...... 61 Cooper Devasher Jack ...... 88 WilliamT. . . 6 1 Chas .. .90 Abe...... 88 John ...... •. . 88 Cayton Corbet Gus .. 88 Carrier Elbert Nomlan ...... 6 1 Emily . . .. 68 Dickerson Claude . 60 Chandler Cosby Joel ...... 75, 76 James Islunael ...... 60 A H...... 87 Murry ...... 88 Dixon James Jesse ...... 60 Spencer . . . . 69 Costelo Henry ...... 76 Roy ...... 60 Chapman Rasco ... . 87 J. Wcs. . ... 87 Carroll Erastus Snow . . 61 Covington Jim ...... •. 88 Asa ...... 60 Wm.E...... 73 Geo...... 73 Elijah M. .79 Athel ...... 60 Chariton Mary Virginia .. 82 Dodd Elbert Thomas . . . 60 AI. .. 9 1 Alonzo ...... 90 COX Elu . .. 60 I. R...... 9 1 Cherry Chisie ...... 89 Feland . . . . 60 WE .... 93 Franky . 73 l. W. .90 Forest . . .. 60 Dodson ira Clinton .. . .. 60 George. . . 90 Crabtree F P .... 93 I. H...... 60 Wm . . ... 73 Arthur ...... 9 1 T W ...... 93 Jack Sharp . .. 60 Chism Craddock T. . .. 86 Jackson ...... 60 W. R. .... 90 Clara ...... 85 Donaldson Jim ...... 60 Clark Crawford Joe ...... 60 Presley ..... 73 c.c...... 88 John ...... 75 Lawson ...... 60 Dowell George ...... 63 Crenshaw Lonnie ...... 60 John ...... 93 Margaret...... 7 J H. L ..... 61 Melvin ...... 60 Nennie ...... 9 1 Downing Mitchel Lee ...... 60 Clarke Crick Will . . 88 Noah . . . 60 Genie ...... 87 John ...... 80 Duckett Smith ...... 60 Claypool Criswell Levy ...... 87 Tim ...... 60 Lucinda .. 69 John .. . 75 Duff W.E...... 60 Crowe William . .... 60 Stephen ...... 75 Ed...... 93 Mary ...... 86 Willie ...... 60 Clayton Duke Carson Bee ...... 85 Cummins I. R. .. 90 Sid ...... 90 Thomas . . 80 Cochran R.G...... 90 Thos ...... 74 John ... 68 Curle Duncan ...... 61 Carter Cockran William W. . .. 86 G. w...... 79 Alfred ...... 92 Bobby ...... 87 Dallas Henry ...... 79 Chas. C...... 90 George...... 87 AS...... 92 Nannie ...... 79 George E. .. 60 Cole Daniel Winnie ...... 82 John ..... 6 1 John ...... 88 Edmond ...... 82 Dunham Tom ...... 87 Coleman Frances . . . . 82 Ed ...... 61 W. H. . . 90 John Herndon ...... 82 Curt 61 East Nashville Walter ...... • . .93 Thompson B. . . 82 Drury ...... 77 Baptist Church .. . 92 Carver W F ...... 93 Davis Eddy l. C...... 87 D. S. . . 87 Collett E. E...... 88 Joseph B...... 68 Carwell MI . . . . . 93 Edgar .. . .. 88 Luther ...... 90 Glen Lamer ...... 6 1 Lon ...... 88 Combs Martha l...... 92 Cassady M. W. . ... 88 Eannie ...... 85 Shelby ...... 87 Dewey Franklin ...... 6 1 Connor Y. I ...... 92 Edmond George Teamon . 6 1 LW . . 93 Lavender L...... 78 I . C ...... 88 Day William .. 93 Edmonds James Willie...... 61 M.A ... .. 87 James ...... 78 Jef!: ...... 6 1 Cook Dearing Nick ...... 88 James ...... 80 Bert . . . . . 87 Edmonson Patrick Homer . . 6 1 w.v. . .. 88 M.C. . .. 87 Ellen E ...... 67 Porter A. 6 1 Cooke Dennis Edward Virgil Thomas ...... 6 1 Giles . 77 Garlan . . .. 87 Charles H...... 79 William Porter ...... 6 1 John W...... 73 Marvin . ..88

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Ellis Glenn Wm ...... 76 Heath Charles ... 74 Amanda ...... 82 Hammons Ephraim ...... 76 Jinsey ...... 74 Jam", ... 82 J. W ...... 87 Heiwood Emberton ...... 6 1 Jane ...... 82 Hampton Eli zabeth .. 82 Oli ve ...... 85 John ..... 82 Benj .... 74, 7l Helson Mary ...... 82 Spence ...... 87 Hancock J. A...... 87 Peter ...... 82 Emerson ...... 74 Carson ...... 88 Rebecca ... .. 82 Hendrick Emory ...... 9 1 Frederick M...... 69 Bcnj ...... 76 Glover Hankins Ennis W H ...... 93 Henson c. E...... 87 Goo ...... 73 Goad Verley . . 88 JamesM. . 61 Harbison Will iam ...... 8 1 Herndon Ewing Andrew J ...... 93 Frances . . . . 82 Goodbar Henry ...... 78 Hardcastle John ...... 88 Herrington Re becca .. 78 A. J...... 88 w. L. 88 Goode Fell Andrew J 93 Hickman Samuel . 78 David E ...... 93 F. M...... 88 Edw in Y...... 73 Fisher Goodrum Ewen .. 93 R. F ...... 90 Ewing ...... 93 Higdon N. w...... 87 Gossom Francis Marion . . .. 93 Tip ...... 87 Flippo . . . 82 Wm .. . 77 George ...... 93 Higgason Flowers Wm ...... 77 James ...... 93 Charlie ...... 61 1. N...... 87 Goswell James R ...... 93 Hill James Riley .... 93 Follen J. B...... 90 Henry ...... 78 James T . 93 TH ...... 93 w. J ...... 90 Lenard . 88 John ...... 93 Ford ...... 74 Hines Gott John H ...... •... . . 93 Jos ...... 74 Fordyce F S ...... •...... 93 Riley . . .. 93 E. U. .. 8l Grace Robert ...... 93 Hobson Wheeler ...... 85 Suah .. . 82 Hardin Jonathan ...... 78 Foster Graham John ...... 69 Hodges J. B...... 88 Robert . . ... 77 Hargett John ...... 90 John M...... 74 Ollie ...... 87 Gray 1. W. 88 Franklin S. L ...... 90 Joseph ...... 79 Hargis Wi ll ... 90 Holder Greathouse . 93 James . 87 Fry John ...... 62 Grider Harney H. T. .. . . 87 Holley Benjamin F ...... 93 Jas T ...... 77 Furlong ... 87 Elizabeth . . .. 78 Harp William . 86 Howard ...... 79 Henry .. 74, 78 c. M ...... 87 Henry . . 7l Gaines Josse ... 74 S. L...... 88 John . 7l J. T. ... . 87 Polly ...... 74 Harper L S ...... 87 Howser Grintcr Al fred . . 87 W. M ...... 90 N icholas .81 James...... 69 Ben ...... 6 1 Gains lohn ...... 69 Harris Hoy Bill ...... 88 William ...... 62 Grubbs Briggs ...... 88 Garrett Moody ...... • ...... 73 Finis...... 69 Hubbard J. S ...... 90 Thos...... 73 John ... 74 Thos ...... 75 Ga.rrison Guy Hawkins Hudson Caleb 93 Jimmie . 88 Emily W. 70 J. M...... 90 Gee Hale Hay Huff Porter ...... 92 Julie ...... 9 1 James S...... 79 Ann ...... 82 Gilmore Hamm Hays John .. 82 Martha ... 82 James L 93 T J ... .. 93 J. M...... 6 1 Rebecca Ellen .. . 93 Hammett James ...... 79 Hugbes Gillenwater. Rebecca ...... 73 Jas S...... 79 c. B...... 90 John ...... 88 Reubin ... . . 73 Heard Fi lmore ...... 8~ J. T ...... • ...... 88 w...... 7l Goo . 74

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Morgan .... 62 Samuel ...... 92 Lee Lee ...... 90 William .... 88 WS ...... 93 H""'l' ...... 63 Thos. H...... 90 Hulsey W. F...... 87 Leitch McAdams John w. ... . 67 Jones David . ... 63 II. T ...... 87 Humble Sarah Frances . .. 92 Lewis McAfee N. l...... 90 Jordan George ...... 63 James ...... 64 c. B...... 90 Wi lliam ... 64 Hunt Lightfoot Marshall .. .. 88 Justice Bugg; ...... 90 McClelland Rory ...... 88 Ova Leta ...... 92 Lillard Alexander ...... 64 John ...... 64 Hunter Kaykendall Enuna .... 90 David ...... 6's Matthew ...... 80 William . 64 Lindsay McConnel Huntsman Keel Abcaham ...... 80 B. fl...... Elizabeth ...... 76 90 John . ... 73, 78, 93 Lipscomb J. W. 87 James .. .. 76 Keen John ...... 74 J. W. .... 90 McConnell Earlie ...... 90 Logan Hurston Kefauver francis ...... 64 Benjamin ...... 64,65 William ...... 64 Fnonk ...... 88 Evan D...... 85 Hurt Love McCool Kelley F. M...... 61 Arainy F...... 67 Adam ...... 74 L

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Samuel . ... 93 Mount Zion Church Pedigo Procter Mefford . 79 Amelia Ellamay ...... 72 Anna .. .. 69 George .. 6S Mullican E. E...... 88 Proctor Mercer Robert . 77 Emily .... 7 1, 72 Agnes H. .. 68 Lettie ...... 93 Mulligan Emma Selta ...... 72 Anna ...... 68 George Washi ngton ... 72 WA. .... 93 Elam .. 93 Profitt Hubert ...... 87 Meredith Osco ... . 91 Murrell J. H...... 7 1 John 87 Richard . .. 81 Jacob II...... 7 1 Purye r Metcalfe .... . 61 Myers Jacob Henry . . 72 Martha ...... 69 Middleton Anthony .. . 90 James Jeftcrson ...... 72 Quisenberry Dicy .. . .. 77 Neal Jesse Grider ...... 72 Aaron ...... 74 Thomas .... 77 Burton ... 88 J"""Ph H...... 71,72 Nicholas . . . . 78 Th'" ... 77 Nesler Martha AIm ...... 7 1 Ragland Mary E ...... 72 Midyett J"""Ph ...... 78 Sall ie ...... 86 Jesse J...... 69 Mary E. (Slad,,) ..... 71 Ramsey Norris Mary Jane ...... 71 Miller Hugh ...... 86 Theles ...... 93 Rhoda Catherine ..... 72 David G. .. .. 71 W. L ...... 86 Nuno W. P...... 87 George .. 87 Fred ...... 61 Will iam ...... 71 , 87 Randall John ...... 6S LP...... 87 William Pleasant 72 Jas A. .. ' ... 77, 78 Suah .. 81 Michael . 77 Pendleton .. 93 Minix Osborn Reuben ...... 75 Pennington R:IDsdall J. A. .... 87 Jas A. ... 79 Willi e .. 87 Osburn w. B...... 90 Jonathn ...... 93 Phelps Rasdall Mise Eli ... 8S Owens Charles .. 79 J. s...... 90 Ray Mitchell J. w...... 7 1 Philips James ...... 73 D. G ... . 90 J. F...... 87 Malinda J. . .. 69 James G. . ... 7 1 Will .. 86 Jane ...... 77 Phillips Jas .. 77 Reavis Phi ll ip ...... 66 Monroe John W. . ... 7 1 lIarris . 78 Eliza P. . 75 Pilsbury ~' I ary Ree ...... 7 1, 72 Redford Thos B. .. 75 J ...... 93 Melvina ...... 72 Ed ...... 86 Montgo mery Melvina (Stader) ... 7 1 Pipkins Redman J. B...... 90 Tom ...... 88 B. D. 87 John ...... 93 William ...... 6S O'Neal Pippin Reed ...... 74 Moore MuahaJ ...... 90 Marion .. ... 90 Hanunond ... 75 Herbert 88 Page Pitchford Reeder athan ...... 75 Ann B...... 69 Bud ...... 90 C. G. 90 Robert ...... 77 J. E...... 87 Polso n 61 J. M ...... 90 Warren 75 Parish Morehead Poo r Reese John ...... 87 William Bennett . . 70 J33 ...... 73 , 78 Abraham .... 77 Parris Pope Robert ...... 77 Artie ...... 90 Morelock W. H...... 90 Reil Patterson George .. 8 1 Porter T cmpy ...... • . .. . 68 J. C. 87 Elij ah ...... 81 Mormons ...... 8S Renfro Payne John ..... 77, 78,81 Morris J. A ... 87 AJvin ...... 87 Roseman ...... 81 Renick David .... 79 Will .... . 88 Potter Philip ...... 79 Elizabeth . 93 Wm R ... 75 George .. .. 86 \Vm ...... 76 Reno Payton Richard G ...... 93 M. F. .... 90 Morrow Emily . . .. 72 Powe ll James M. . 69 Rh odes G. W. . .. 71 Ill...... 90 Ilewy ... .. 88 Motley Pearso n Prewitt Henry .. .. 93 Rice J. M ...... 90 J. R. .. .. 87 J A ...... 93 Bcnj ..... 74 S. S...... 92 Peden David ... 74 Benj ...... 76

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Davis...... 76 Schofield Skaggs Stark Jas H ...... " ..... 74 Jesse ...... 81 Alex ...... 88 Fay ...... 92 Rich Scott Siader Karl .. .. 92 Charles ...... 87 H 6 ...... 93 M"')' E...... 7 1 Steel Richards Wm ...... 78 Slaughter Betsy .. . . . 68 Leln ...... 87 Sears Robert F...... 76 Stewart Richardson Charles ...... • . .... 88 Sloan E. J ...... , . . 90 Bas il ...... 85 Clifton ...... •..... 88 Archie ...... 88 Ed ...... 87 Tom ...... 90 Dan ...... 88 Fount .... 88 Still Richie George A . ... 67 J. M ...... 90 Abraham .. 82 Ada ...... 92 Susan R ...... 93 J. R. ... 90 John ...... 82 Arnie . ... 92 Settle Smith MaJissa 1...... 82 Charles .. 92 Charles . . 87 AnnJ ... 93 Moten R...... 82 Rigdon Geo ...... 75,76 Daniel . . .. 78 RollaM...... 82 A. .. 87 Venice ...... 86 E. B...... 92 Winnie ...... 82 Tom ...... 87 William ... 86 Ethel ...... 92 Wm ...... •...... 77 Riggshy Shackelford Fr.>nk ...... 87 Stinson L. W. .. 88 Bruy ...... 75 Herbert ...... 87 Bale ...... 90 Rippy Wol ... .. 75 J. F. 87 C. C. ... 90 John H...... 68 Fletcher ... 90 Albert . . . 90, 92 Shanks R. L ...... 88 G. H ...... 90 Brode ...... 90 Horuy ...... 77 Scott ...... 87 Gid ...... 90 Maud ..... 92 Shanlin Sidney ...... 87 W. M. .. 90 S. L...... 92 John ...... 76 Roberson Shaql Sorrels Stovall John ...... 8 1 JS ...... 93 Jell' ...... 90 John ...... 8 1 Rohinson S..-ah .. 8 1 Sparks Stratton Carter ...... 61 Jim . 87 John ... 93 Shaw W. M ...... 90 Rose Allen ...... 91 Stuart Speakman las ...... 78 Willobe ...... 75 G. E. .90 A. T...... 88 Willoby ...... 75 Shelhy Sullivan Joe ..... 88 baae .... 63 George ...... 87 Ross Spears Tom ...... 87 Sherley Sutton Lonnie ...... 90 Rountree W. T. 90 J. S...... 90 W. L...... 87 Swett John ...... 76 Sherry Spriggs Sall y. . 76 Wm ...... 73 Martha ...... 68 Charlotte ...... 7 I Turner ...... 76 Swindle Shipley Stader Rowe Dock ...... 88 J. E...... 90 Bryant G ...... 72 J. H...... 6 1 Herschel ...... 88 Tabor Bryant Thomas ...... 72 EM ...... 93 Ruhen Shirley Charlotte ...... 72 Pemie ...... 93 Eli zabeth .... . 69 Bcb ...... 6 1 Emily ...... 71 . 72 Rush Jack ...... 6 1 Jacob ...... 71 . 72 Talbott J. c...... 85 Short James F .. . . 71 , 72 Benjamin ..... 8 1 Russell Luther ...... 9 1 John ...... 72 Talkington Seth ...... 73 Shrader M. E...... 7 1 Elizabeth ...... 82 Sarver John ...... 75 M"')' E ... .. 72 Robert . .. 82 Melvina 71. 72 Ruth . . 82 Ashley . . 90 Sikes Rebecca ...... 7 1,72 J. C...... 88 Tate Satterfield Sall y Ann ...... 72 W. M...... 88 JohnC...... 61 Elizabeth .. . . 93 Wesley ...... 72 Will ...... 9 1 Tatum . .. 74 Isaiah ...... 93 Wi lliam Henry ...... 72 Savage Simmons Stafford Taylor Bishop ... 88 Elizabeth ...... 80 AI" ...... 88 Lucas ...... 79 Hunter . .. 87 G. W...... 90 LitLl eberry ...... 79 Stalks Scarbro Simpson John .. 74 John . . . 90 Joseph . ... 80 Robert ...... 68 Wol ...... •..... 78 W. T. .. 88

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Ternille Undenvood T...... 90 Henry B ...... 70 Jas"", .. 90 J. R...... 74 Vesper ...... 90 Woodson Thixton VanZant ...... 61 IV. E...... 90 Woodie ... 88 Ann ...... 68 Voyles Whitescarver Wornack G. B...... 68 Thomas LH ...... 93 Abner ...... 81 Whitley Boone ...... 90 Wade Yokeley Lewis ...... 76 Daniel ...... 79 Loyd ... 88 W.E...... 90 Robert . 76 Eli ...... 76 Will is ...... 88 York Robt .... 76 Elias ...... 88 Wi lson .. 88 T.A ...... 88 Wm .. 76 Eli zabeth A ...•.. . .. 93 Wadkins York G. B...... 90 Whitly W. M...... 88 J. N...... 90 HI. .. 88 Nimrod ... 75 James A ...... 93 Wagoner Whitney Young Will 90 Angelina . .. 69 Jesse ...... 93 Ed .... 88 John ...... 79 Walker Williams John S . . ... 93 B. H•...... 88 ~n ...... 75 Un .. . .. 88 Dudley .. 68 Blackburn Sewall .... 85 P. T...... 90 Elden ...... 68 Holly ...... 75 Patsy Ann ...... 93 F.ank .86 Seth ... 85 Vo ll y ...... 76 John .. . 90 William ...... 88 Venice ...... 86 Thomas William Jennings Bryan Goo ...... 79 Wallace ...... 85 ThomilSOn . .. 61,74 Christeen . 92 Willoby James .. 74 Wall er Peggy...... 93 Nancy ...... 74 George Willoughby Wm ...... 74 Watson Cynthia ...... 93 Thornton Jim .. . 88 Elizabeth ... 75 M. J. . .. 90 Jimmie ...... 88 George 93 Tinsley Joab ...... 73 John ...... 75 Warner ...... 88 W. A ...... 88 Peggy ...... 93 Titherington Watt Sol ...... 91 Benjamin ...... 67 Elaabeth .. 75 Thomas ..... 93 Tittle Gabriel ...... 75 Willowby Bethel ...... 88 Weather Solomon .... 93 Tolakson Wm ...... 75 Wilson Tcngel ...... 88 Weathers Bill ...... 6 1 Torkington Daniel ...... 75.76 D. S...... 92 Horace ...... 61 Elizabeth ...... 82 Welborn Robert ...... 82 James ...... 84 John .. .. 88 Ruth ...... 82 Welch Wimpee Tracy Arthur ...... 92 T.e...... 90 Vergel ...... 88 Plutarch .. 92 Winfrey Tucker Wells Jas ...... 76 Pearl B. .. 86 John ...... • ...... 79 Witcher Turner West Ed ...... 88 T. K...... 88 Bi ll ...... 90 J. IV. .. 90 Dabney .. . .. 76 Wheat Witherspoon ..... 93 John ...... 75 o. D...... 8• Withrow W. Claud ...... 90 W. E...... 88 Jsaac ...... 76 Tuttle Wheatley Wolf Rubin ...... 90 Robert ...... 76 D...... 88 Tygart Whitaker Womack John ..... 77 Marl< ...... 8 1 Abner ...... 81 Umbles White Wood Chas...... 88 J. B...... 88 Alice . . 86 Harrison ...... 88 Paul .... 6 1 Clara ...... 68

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