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DIARY OF LITTLEBERRY J HALEY, DD 80
OFFICERS AND MEN IN LORD DUNMORE'S WAR 84
CLINTON COUNTY KENTUCKY VITAL STATISTICS 1856-57-53 - 87
SMITHS GROVE, KENTUCKY CEMETERY RECORDS - 92
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South Central Kentucky Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. P. O. Box 80 Glasgow, Kentucky 42141 DIARY OF LITTLEBERRY J HALEY. DD
This diary was prepared and presented by J G Haley, Christmas, 1942. Filmed by the Historical Commission, SBC, November 16, 1967. This copy by courtesy of Allen Haley, 262 Tomahawk Trail, Cedar Rapids, la. When I was about 2 or 3 years old, my parents William A Haley and Elizabeth Haley, moved from Virginia to Kentucky. They moved from near Richmond, in Henrico County. I was too small to recollect much or anything about it, I do seem to have an indistinct recoll ection of some things that occurred on the journey. But it would seeir. trivial to mention them. Belled horses for instance and some sick ness on the way of my mother and the baby (John Haley) which occas ioned some alarm. The trip, made, I should say, about 1835, v/as made by v:agons. There was no other way that it could have been made at that time. No railroads, then. My father first settled in Green Co Ky near Green River. He afte wards settled in Barren County. Near Lafayette, a little town in said county. He was pretty well off when he moved out to Kentucky, but seems not to have been at all successful in business after getting to Ky. He engaged with some parties in mercantile business and lost by them and never recovered from the losses he sustained. He afterwaxds ran a little farm and in that way made a living. He had two children by a former marriage, amd four by my mother. My mother was an Allen - sister of Rev. LW Allen - and from the time that I knew her, she was a very delicate woman. She had been, I have always been told, very beautiful. The names of her four children were William Austin Haley, Littleberry J Haley, John MHaley, and Joseph N Haley. Joseph the youngest died when about six or eight years old. Rather he was killed. He got a grain of corn lodged in his throat and some doctors undertook to cut it out and killed him. He was a sweet and beautiful little boy. How distinctly X remember himi And how distinctly I remember the wretched day, when they took him from play ing with us in the yard and laid him upon the table and held him down and cut his throat! Our parents were then dead and little Joseph was living with Uncle Rev, Reuben Allen. I shall never forget that day, I suppose I was 12 years old. My father died first. He died of paralysis. He had two strokes, at some distance apart. When the second one came upon him, he was from home. He was at a village in the neighborhood known as Lafay ette, He was sitting down at the time and the stroke Ccune upon him and he sunk down and died. How well do I remember when the messen ger came to our house and said, he was dead. It was a sad day. My mother, almost abed, with ill health and we left in the world with out our Father, He was a good father, A quiet, honest, amiable, pious loving father as any child ever had. How I remember his kind and gen tle and loving devotion to us his children. But God saw fit to take him and permitted him to die an easy and quiet death. He was prepared to go. For he was an hiimble, quiet, consistent Christian. None ever '^ore so. His body was brought home and buried at the place where we were then living, in Barren County, Ky. I do hope to be able to visit the graves of my parents some of these days. My father must have died sometime about 1840-3. He was about 50 years old when he died. Betv/een 47 and 50, My mother lived only a short time after his death. Her health failed rapidly and she was soon laid by his side in the 9^^v®y3.rd, that was made on the place where we lived. She was much younger thaoi he. After the death of my parents we were broken up. Everything was sold out and utterly poor, we boys were taken by our uncles on our mother's side. Uncle Austin Allen took me and Uncle Reuben Allen took William and Joseph, and John was taken by Uncle John Allen. This breaking up must have occurred about 1841 or 2 or 3. I lived with Uncle Austin until the spring of '47 when we disagreed and I left him, I then had a half-brother in Louisville, Ky., engaged in the tobacco business. Thomas Haley. He was the surviving child of my father's first marriage. After leaving my Uncle Austin, with the help of my Uncle Reuben Allen, I made my way to my brother Thomas' and was received by him with great cordialality. I spent several months with him and worked in his factory. He was very kind to me, William was also living with him and VJilliam and myself were quite happy together for the few months I was in Louisville. My brother Thomas, however, had some correspondence with my Uncle Littleberry Allen, who lived in Virginia in regard to me and as the result, it was agreed that I should be shipped to my uncle in Virginia. Accordingly, in the month of July 1847 as well as I can now remember, I was put on board a steamboat on the Ohio River at the wharf at Louisville, in charge of some per sons traveling East, and who were friends of my brother Thomas, and jpurney to Richmond, Virginia. I was then about 14 years old, in my 15th. Well do I remember that trip up the Ohio. We were on a nice boat. She traveled slow and it took us nearly two days and one night to reach Wheeling, We however had a good time. Nothing worth relating here occurred. Of course every scene and place was new and the curiosity was ever on the alert with the thought. What next? A trip on one of those Western rivers, in a magnificent steamer such as we traveled on, is well worth taking. We kept to the steamboat until we reached Wheeling, a large and flourishing town on the Ohio, but a very dingy and smoke bedimmed town. Here we spent the night. The next morning, our party having secured a stage for the party, set out across the country to a town called Cumberland on the line of Pennsylvania and Maryland. Which place as well as I can remember we reached on the evening of the 2nd day after we set out from Wheeling. We crossed a country gramd in its mountain scenery and as we had no occasion to be in a great hurry, we enjoyed the scenery no little. I remember one of the most beauti ful scenes we had was the sunset from the top of a very lofty peak of the Alleghany, It was truly grand and made quite an impression on my youthful fancy. I have never seen auiything since that was so greind. We got to Cumberland about night and think we spent the night there, and the next morning we boarded a train of cars and started for Baltimore, Two things struck my attention at Cumberland. One, the vast quantities of chestnuts on the streets, and most of all the railroad. It was the first time I had ever seen a railroad and the first time I ever saw a train of cars. It was the Baltimore RR running to Cumberland, Maryland. Since it has become the Baltimore and Ohio R R, and is one of the institutions of the land. From Cumberland we came on to Baltimore. At a place called the Relay House, my compamy and myself separated. They went on to Balti more and they sent me on to Washington. I wish I could know those kind friends now. They were Just as good as they could be and I would give so much if some coincidence would bring us together again. But never I presume will it be. How sad aind lonely I felt at our parting and for the first time perhaps certainly more sensibly than ever before I felt myself alone in the wide world. I went or rather was carried to Washington, thence through the city in cui omnibus to the Potomac landing, where I took the boat for Aquia Creek. There the boat connected with the cars on the R.F, & P. Railroad, and embarking on them I Icoided in due course of time in the city of Richmond. I went to the Washington Hotel (then kept by Mr. John Talman) and there for the first time in my life I met with my uncle L. W. Allen, He was there to meet with me. This as well as I can remember was in the month of July or August. I think it was Au gust. Nothing is worthy any special notice connected with my meet ing with my uncle in Richmond, He was a remarkably fine-looking, handsome person. Indeed he was one of the finest-looking persons I ever saw. I on the other hand, it hurts me to say it, must have struck him as a very indifferent and uncouth specimen of a Kentucky boy. Nature had never done much for me and her indifference to my person and makeup and attractions had been rendered the more painful and conspicuous by my want of the refinements and cultivations of good society and education. I do not remember to have heard my uncle ever to express any opinion of my appearance on my first introduct ion to him, or as to the impression made on his mind on the occasion referred to. But I suspect he secretly harbored the thought that if he niade anything of that boy, he would have a hard time, that his undertaking would be somewhat similar to what has always been consid ered the task impossible of extracting the crimson fluid from the vegetable known as "the White Flat Dutch". However I may do myself the justice to say that I had never felt any strong disposition to any irregularities, and apart from having a strong inclination to amusement and fun, I was very generally aind very properly, I think, regarded as a well-disposed, amiable and decent boy. After spending a night and perhaps a day in Richmond, we set out for the home of my uncle. At that time he was living near Gloucester C.H. in Gloucester County, Virginia. VJe went down the James, the noble James. We landed on the river at a place known as the "Grove landing". Then by steps to Yorktown. At which place we crossed the York River and thence, by private conveyeaice as well as I remember to his home in Gloucester. In December, about the 20th we moved from Gloucester to Caroline County. My uncle and family coming straight from G. to Richmond. I was sent around by the Chesapeake Bay from Wares landing in G. to Norfolk, in a sail boat, with the household goods, on the Bay all
82 nigh't, the weather being very calm. On the next day abought night as well as I can remember we landed in Norfolk, Our goods were trans ferred to a James River steamer and I followed them to Richmond, My uncle who was seargeant at arms in the Virginia Senate (1847) met me at Hockets. He was boarding on Broad St. North side, opposite the Old Theatre, 7th St., with an excellent old lady named Mrs. Nichols. I remained in Richmond several days attending to the transfer of our goods from the boat to the R.F.P.R.R. In the meantime Aunt Anne and the children joined us. When everything was ready, we left Richmond and landed in Caroline County at the Chesterfield Depot, now Ruther Glenn, R.F.P, Thence we went to a place in Caroline known as Jericho, on North Anna River, Jericho Mills, We remained at J. until the spring of '43. Then we moved to Applewood. In May 1849 there was a very good eet- ing at County Line Church, a number professed religion and joined the church, I among them, I made my profession on the 15th day of May and was baptised on the 19th, 1849. I was then in my 16th year. I was ordained at County Line Church on the 2nd Sunday in August 1856. B, Manly, Jr., R, Ryland, D,D., E. Darin, ajid L, WW. Allen were the presbytery. (End of diary) Will of V/illiam Halev In the name of God AmenI I William Haley of the County of Henrico, State of Virginia, considering the uncertainty of this mortal life, and being of a perfectly sound and disposing Mind and Memory do Make and publish this my last Will and testament in the following manner, to wit; Item First: I direct that all my just debxs and funeral expen ses shall be paid, and to that end, My Executor"shall sell such of my personal property that can best be spared for that purpose. Item Second: I lend the balance of my estate both real and per sonal except such as shall hereafter be specifically advised, unto my wife Elizabeth Haley, so long as she shall live, or so long as she remains My Widow, She shall clothe and educate my children by her, until they shall be put to some trade or business, when and to what business shall be discretionary with my Executor, And the event of my wife's Marrying again, then I direct that she shall have one third of my property, so loaned, during her Natural life, and the remainder to be equally divided between my children by her. Item Third: I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Haley one good feather bed furniture and the sum of fifty ($50) dollars in money, when ever he arrives to the age of twenty one Years, or gets married, and in case after dividing my property between my children by my sec ond wife, each part should amount to more than that which my son Thom as Haley, my son by my first wife, shall get from his Grandfather Stephen Haley's estate, it is my will and desire that he should come in for such share of my estate as will amke him share equally with my other children. Iten Fourth: I will and desire that should my son Thomas Haley die before he arrives at the age of twenty one Years, or marries, then the property he would have inherited from his Grandfather's estate. to be equally divided among My surviving children. And in the event of the death of all of My children, I will and desire that the whole of my property both real and personal shall be given to my wife Eliza beth Haley, for her own use and behoof forever. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand ajid seal to this My last will and testament hereby revoking all others heretofore Made by Me, this the third day of April One thousand eight hundred and thirty four. /s/ VJilliam Haley /SEAL/ Witnesses: LW Allen, Armistead Allen, Christian Allen END
OFFICERS AND MEN IN LORD DUNMQRE'S WAR OF 1774 Contributed by Patricia Burton, Official Consultant for Mason Co. West Va. Bi-Centennial Commission 7300 Deep Run, Birmingham, M.ich. AMERICA'S FRONTIER, LTD, of Bolar, Virginia, winner of a Freedom Foundation award for its work, during the Bicentennial, is now beginn ing a certified index of the officers and men of the SOUTHERN DIVISION, under the command of Colonel Andrew Lewis during Lord Dunmore's War of 1774. It was part of this Division which fought and won the Battle of Point Pleasant on October lOth of that year, at the Junction of the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers in the present State of West Virginia. This battle has been officially recognized as the first battle of the Amer ican Revolution. In the summer of 1774, the troops were called out by Virginia's Governor, the 4th Earl of Dunmore, the threat of an Indian v;ar on the frontiers His lordship i:ook-personal command of the NORTH ERN DIVISION, Colonel Andrew Lewis, regarded as the foremost military man in Virginia, was named Commander-in-Chief of the SOUTHERN DIVISION. On October lOth, Lewis' forces won the battle at "The Point." It was later highly suspected that the I dians were serving as allies of the British. The reports of the officers were never filed in Williamsburg. Instead, they were retained by them as their personal papers. It was 1840 when the first of these official reports caune to light down in Pontotoc, Mississippi. Lyman Copelajid Draper made the discov ery and then spent the balance of his life adding to these records, lie died in 1891 and left his invaluable accumulation to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. It is from these original documents that AMERICA'S FRONTIER, LTD, is now compiling the list of officers and men who took part in the military campaign of 1774, The three regiments and four independent companies which made up the SOUTHERN DIVISION are as follows: AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT: BOTE- TOURT COUNTY REGIMENT: FINCASTLE COUNTY REGIMENT: CULPEPER TROOPS: BEDFORD COUNTY VOLUNTEERS: DUNMORE COUNTY VOLUNTEERS: AND CAPTAIN HARROD'S PARTY from KENTUCKY. Work has now begun on the AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT which was com prised of thirteen companies under the command of Colonel Charles Lewis. They are listed immediately after the Field Officers.
84 1. COLONEL ANDREW LEWIS, Commander-inChief SOUTHERN DIVISION Descendants: Mrs Raymond Musgrave, Chaplain COLONEL CHARLES LEWIS CHAPTER of DAR, Point Pleasant, West Virginia Mayor John C Musgrave, Point Pleasant, West Virginia
2. COLONEL CHARLES LEWIS, Commander of the AUGUSTA COUNTY REGI MENT. Killed in battle, October 10, 1774 Descendants; Charles Cameron Lewis; Margaret Lynn Lewis; William Neale Lewis - all of Point Pleasant, West Virginia
3. COLONEL WILLIAM FLEMING, Commander of the BOTETOURT COUNTY REGIMENT. Wounded in battle October 10, 1774 Descendajits; Unknown
4. COLONEL WILLIAM CHRISTIAN, Commander of FINCASTLE COUNTY REG IMENT. Descendants, Unknown
5. COLONEL JOHN FIELD, Commander of the COXPEPER TROOPS. Killed in battle October 10, 1774 Descendants: Mrs Adelaide Field Donnelly, Midland, Texas; Curtis Field and daughter, Denver, Colorado
6. CAPTAIN THOMAS BUFORD, Commander of the BEDFORD COUNTY VOL UNTEERS. Killed in battle, October lO, 1774 Descendants: Unknown
7. COLONEL THOMAS SLAUGHTER, Commander of the DUNMORE COUNTY VOL- UTOEERS. Deseendants: Unknown CAPTAIN JATmES HARROD, Commander of his Party from KENTUCKY 'Descendants: Unknown -- --
9. CAPTAIN JOHN DICKINSON, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT. Wounded in battle, October 10, 1774 Descendants: Mrs Ann Lockridge, Milboro, Virginia; Charles Cameron Lewis; Margaret Lynn Lewis; William Neale Lewis; all of Point Pleasant, West Virginia
10. CAPTAIN ANDREW LOCKRIDGE, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendants: Howard Lockridge, Millboro, Virginia; Hugh Gwin, Warm Springs, Virginia
11. CAPTAIN JOHN LEWIS, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT, Wounded in battle October 10, 1774 Descendants; Unknown
12. CAPTAIN SAMUEL WILSON, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT. Killed in battle, October 10, 1774 Descendants: Major General Donald Wilson (Ret.), Carmel, California
13. CAPTAIN JOHN SKIDMORE, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT, Wounded in battle, October 10, 1774 Descendants: Unknown
85 14. CAPTAIN BENJAT-lIN HARRISON, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendants: Unknown
15. CAPTAIN V/ILLIAM NALLE, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendants: Unknown 16. CAPTAIN ALEXANDER McCLENNAHAN, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendants: Unknown 17. CAPTAIN GEORGE MATHEWS, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendants: Unknown 18. CAPTAIN GEORGE MOFFATT, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendants: Unknown 19. CAPTAIN JOSEPH HAYNES, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendaints: Unknown 20. CAPTAIN SAMUEL McDOWELL, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendants: Unknown 21. CAPTAIN JAMES GILMORE, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT Descendants: Unknown 22. MAJOR SAMPSON MATHEWS, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT, in charge of Commissary. Descendants: Orville Matthews, Hot Springs, Virginia 23. JOHN FROGG, AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT, Sutler for Regiment Killed in battle October 10, 1774 Descendants: Charles S Robb, McLean, Virginia ^4. PRIVATE JOSEPH MAYSE, Jr., AUGUSTA COUNTY REGIMENT. Wounded, in battle, October 10, 1774. Died in 1840 the last survivor of AUGUSTA C UNTY REGIMENT Descendants: James F Allen, Clarksburg, West Virginia Copies of these certified lists are being sent to all persons and organizations who have received sets of the Historical Affidavits as compiled earlier by AMERICA'S FRONTIER, LTD., namely: a. Atlanta Historical Society, Atlanta, Georgia b. Burton Historical Collection, Detroit, Michigan c. Brunswick-Greenville Regional Library, Lawrenceville, Virginia d. West Virginia Cultural Center, Charleston, West Virginia e. Mrs Orville Matthews, Hot Springs, Virginia f. Mrs Elizabeth Beatty (partial), Athens, Ohio g. Mrs Gladys Benedict Wilson, Glasgow, Kentucky h. Ms Charlotte Fleshman, Charleston, West Virginia Anyone having information on these men or their descendants is requested to write the address below, giving this publication as their source of notice: AMERICA'S FRONTIER, LTD., Bolar, Virginia 24414
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86 CLINTON COUNTY KY BIRTHS Continued from October '76 Issue. Contributed by Eva C Peden, Glasgow, ICy, 42141 (;856 Con't)
DATE NAME FATHER..or OVJNER MOTHER
Sept - Nancy E Hair WA Hair MA Branecroft Nov 19 Tyressa J Parks Jeff Parks Telitha Allen June 26 AB Owens (male) MB Owens Mary M Leveridge June 8 Mary E Burris Isaac Burris Martha Guffey May 14 EC W G Guffey (m) Ephriam Guffey SR Shelton Dec 18 SE Burris (f) Martin Burris Martha Guffey Aug 9 Guffey (f) John C Guffey RG Shelton Jan 23 John M Clark John B Clark Sarah Guffey Jan 26 RL Leveridge (m) Jesse Leveridge Elizabeth Jones May 1856 JW Grider (m) Israel Grider Jane Riddle Oct 25 MC Catron (f) Isaac Catron Mary Jones June 10 Mary E Smith Jonathan Smith Jane Wilborn May 28 RN Price (m) SH Price Susannah Owens Aug 16 SBM Williams (m) Burre1 Williams Lavina Davidson July 13 Martin H Owens John Owens Jane Wade March 9 Sarah C Hunter ML Hunter Hannah Neathery July 18 NJ Riddle (f) WD Riddle Maria Cannon July 18 Sam Long Perdue WB Perdue Nancy Wright Feb 18 RKD York (m) JAJ York Elizabeth Barboui May 7 VJ L Davis Jerry Davis Martha Ramsey Feb 21. , _ E A Dickson (f) OP Dickson Sarah Hopkins . .. March 11 M CMorrison (f) V/m. Morrison Mary Groom Dec 7 Ottilia Brown (f) Claiborn Brown Louisa Tallent May 22 Richard Lawrence JP Lawrence Emily Dickison Oct 17 Alzina Polston (f) Wm Polston Prudy Brown Apr 15 —-— Tabor (m) Wm Tabor Cynthia Warriner Dec 20 Mary E Gabbert VJm G Gabbert Matilda Northrip Sept 15 Matilda Brown Eli Brown Sarah Agee March 11 Exonia Hunter (f) SW Hunter Jane Neathery Sept 9 Elizabeath Hunter JF Hunter Martha Ballew Aug 2 Mary E Burdle Joshua Burdle Sarah Hair April 8 J Q Davis (m) Miles H Davis Elizabeth Duvall Feb 21 Jim (Blk) Wm Davis Jan 16 Jane C Barber WA Barber WC Dickinson Aug 1 Martha Ann Brooks John Brooks Jane Crockett Aug 20 Stockton (f )HC Stockton Lucretia Barber Sept Philip Smith GW Smith Rosannah Sept 1 (16) Caroline E Vincent Henry Vincent Betsy Zimmerman July 25 Ferdinand D Smith EC Smith Lucy J Staton Aug 14 Fatima Wood Sam W Wood Emily Wright
1857 Nov 22 Crawford S Lowhorn Noah Lowhorn Virginia Hols- apple 87 Jan Delila Melton Richard Melton Feby Mainard March 19 Cathern McCurry John McCurry Sarah Abston Mch 1 AA Hammons (m) HH Hammons Nancy Scalf July 6 MM Smith (m) Lewis Smith Melvina Miller Aug 26 Susan E Carter Winson Carter Pulina Cidwell June 30 CE Holsapple (f) Wm Holsapple Mary J Brown Nov 29 AJ Hollingsworth (ni) JM Hollingsworth Jane Meador Spt 13 Jonathan Smith James Smith Sarah T Farmer Sept 13 Allen Smith Jatmes Smith Sarah T Farmer Nov - Betty (Blk) Joseph Brown Jan 16 John G W Mackey James Mackey Vianna Talbott Jan 11 Branham (f) B Branham Louisa Davis Apr 22 Nancy Yates Wm Yates Rebecca Summers Oct 1 John C (E) Burchett Nathan Burchett Irena Dicken Oct 7 Sarah Dewese Wm Dewese Finas Avery Mch 22 SA Braswell (f) GW Braswell China Sv/afford May 5 Sabrina Marlow Joseph Marlow Mary J Tallent June 14 Almarine Morrison (m) Clinton Morrison Louisana Keen Aug 12 Frances Berns (f) Wm Berns Sarah Norris Jan 19 G VJ Shelly (m) SS Shelley DJ Frogge Nov 10 Shelly (m) S (of P) Shelly ET Frogge Mch 23 (28) W C Vincent (f) Thomas Vincent Lucinda Lowhorn Mch 9 Celina O Stailey (f) Felix Stailey Elizabeth Jones Nov 4 R C Smith (f) WD Smith Remember Myers Spt 15 V^Tm Ferril TJ Ferril Elizabeth Grace July 31 MS King (m) WR King Sarah C Jarvis Oct 15 Jesaphene Buster (f) Michel Buster Elizabeth Burchett May 16 Isaac A Cross JR Cross Catherine Groce Sept 18 Dureitha Smith (f) Allen Smith Sally Neathery Mch 5 John Sissle Samuel Sissle Loisa Alexander May 2 Mary T Gray CP Gray Elizabeth Russell Oct 10 Green (m-Blk) HF Goff Oct 15 Phillip (Blk) CP Gray Spt 15 JS Miller John Miller SJ Higgenbotham Aug 15 PW Harrison WF Harrison Elizabeth Williauns Nov. Tom (Blk) WF Harrison Feb 22 BA Eudy John C Eudy Nancy Means July 30 Alvarado Neathery (m) Wm Neathery Adeline Grider Jan 8 NL Hopkins VD Hopkins Martha Bryson June 15 JA Rich (m) GW Rich Catherine Beaty Sept 27 Albert G Talbott Crockett JG Crockett Suann Parker Nov 10 RW Lee (m) JV Lee Elizabeth Cajnpbell Oct 17 Leeann Poison Soloman Poison Jane Craig Jan 10 Allen Cowen (m) WJ Cowen Julia Walker Aug 16 John W Means A Means Suann Stockton I-lay 21 James B Beckman EC Beckman Rachel V/oody Aug 19 Elizabeth Koger EM Koger Nancy Frogg June 20 JJ Kelly (m) TM Kelly Serrild Kelley June 24 Franklin Clure Calvin Clure Manerva Henaqer 88 July 20 Malvxna Patton Joseph Patton Mary Jane Roach Sept 20 EM Tallent (m) Jesse Tallent Precilla Graham July 21 Lucy T Neathery Clinton Neathery EJ Allen June 28 Lucy Ann Allen JN Allen Hulday Grider July 30 Mary J Irwin Frank Irwin Sarah Ann Goggin June 30 Martha Piercy Noah Piercy Eliza Anderson Feb 16 Arena Anderson Philip Anderson Nancy Tacket Dec 8 Mary F Helms JC Helms M Anderson Get 13 Rice M Shelton JA Shelton Telitha Marlow May 16 Rebecca J Brown John Brown Sarah Bell May 19 Rebecca E Stockton Samuel Stockton R Craig Mch 21 Assenith Duvall MV Duvall Dianna Huff July 2 Malvina Summers Simeon Summers Angeline Wright July 30 VJright (f) CS Wright Martha Wright Aug 16 Martha E Jones JM Jones Jane Kelsay July 28 John J Dennis John J Dennis Elizabeth Davis Feb 21 James T Davis WW Davis Elizabeth Neathery Dec 20 JR Kopkins(m) PH Hopkins Adaline Bryson Get 2 John M Hancock BF (T) Hancock Rachel E Wynn April Alonzo Beck William Beck SJ Huffman Get 25 Samuel vJ Snow JW Snow Nancy Piercy Nov 16 RH Robison JJ Robison Nancy Smith Apr 8 Ambros Neathery Tildford Neathery Nancy Ellis Feb 2 Tempy MeDaniel (f) Sarah MeDaniel Nov 29 William Davis William Riddle Mariah Cannon Mch 26 Mary B Hallew Joseph Ballev/ Sarah Agge Get 1 Richard Burchett George Burchett Nancy Hyden May 7 Amanda C Frogg W Frogg Sarah Meek May 2 Martha J Crockett William Crockett Elizabeth Reed Get 21 EM Koger (m) William Koger Jane Lutrell Apr 4 Martha Duvall SW Duvall Jane Miller Feb 8 Syctha Graham Duerannm Grahaim Mary Burton July 12 Louisann Hudson HS Hudson Nancy Sturgess Jan 25 George E McFarlin James E McFarlin C Curselious June 6 CD Reneau (f) John Reneau Susan E Watson June 16 Eliza C Abston John Abston Percilla Wray Sept 16 Gutherie (m) A Gutherie A Keen Sept 7 Amanda T Gutherie Albert Gutherie Nancy July 21 William Glidewell Job Glidewell F Holt Dee 15 William Vann Moles Jackson Moles Jane Walker Aug 6 James C Stockton HC Stockton Lucretia Barber Mch 6 VJillard F Trammel EV Trammel Susan Ryan Dec 30 (female) Beard SW Beard Mary Ford Oct PH Scarberry JN Scarberry Margaret Brummett Aug 2 Marrietta Woolsey JC Woolsey Nancy Light Nov 20 Sarah A Perdue EB Perdue Mary Ballard Aug 8 Darky Carter (f) EB Carter Elvxna McFarlin Feb 5 Matilda Ryan GW Eyan Elizabeth Yates Dee Jasper N Wariner Jo Warriner Margaret Neathery Apr 13 Robert P Wray SP Wray Polly Poison 89 Dec 16 SS Sand CM Sand Nancy Smith June 10 Bryet P Story (m) Isaac Story Rebecca Kelley July 27 Sophia Pittman Silas Pittman Susan Mason Oct 11 Perry Kelsay Jajnes Kelsay Nancy Frost Aug 2 WCA Myers (m) CH Myers AC Wood Sept Brown Low Dyre (m) Calvin Dyer Emily Duvall Dec 1 Lewis N Hayes Lew^is Hayes Mary Harmon June 27 Joseph .. Stockton George Stockton Elizabeth Means June 25 James M Branham William Branham Winny Burchett Sept 9 James R Wallen George Wallen Maryann Bowman May 16 Mary E Coop Enoch Coop SM Markham June 11 Perlissle J Neal James Neal Lucy Monroe Aug 27 Louisa Ayres Henry Ayres Julia Hunter Mch 20 Isabel F Neel James Neel Emaline Neal March Anne E Markham Pleas Markham Ally V Davis Mch 8 Thomas J Markham James Markham Mary E Hall Apr 3 Mary J Luster Rachel Luster May 1 Susan C Luster Barbra Luster July 4 Jesse T Collins Ellen Collins Aug 9 Nancy A Rodgers James Rodgers Milly Rains Nov Wallen, (f) Milton V>/allen Mary Bolin Mch 8 Nicodemus Barns Berry Barns Nancy Guffey Feb 24 CH Guffey (m) Thompson Guffey Luvina Brummer June 28 Leretitia Staley (f) Enoch Staley Mary Thrasher Mch 8 John Taylor TP Taylor Sharlot Booher Nov 8 Syrena A Davis WC Dennis Nancy J Davis Dec 2 Isaac E Ragland BF Ragland. Syrena Boring Aiig' Lucy Brummett Puss Brumett Sept Sarah E Bryson R F Bryson Lueresy Holsapple Nov 3 Harry B Guffey T H Guffey Nancy VJallen July 6 Robert Donaldson (Pulaski Co Ky) Charles Donaldson Anne Roberts Nov 17 SA Burchett (f) BF Burchett Nancy J Wariner Dec 25 W M Sterns (m) Caleb Sterns Elizabeth Dicken May 18 Joseph B Pruitt Henry Puritt Susan Bennett Sept 25 Samuel T Ayers George Ayers Elizabeth Branham June 2 Samuel Allen William Allen Milly Morison Aug 3 Lida S Guffey (f) WM Guffey Martha Be,rns Sept 11 Nancy E Davis John R Davis Sarah Wallen Nov 3 MJ Jones (f) Jacob Jones Manerva Shelton Nov 1 VJ C Beckett (m) AR Beckett Louisa Shelley Oct 24 Layfaytt Campbell BA Campbell Luvina Long Aug 23 John Albert Burchett RA Burchett Matilda Malor
1858 June 10 Franklin C& Mary Vance (m & F) John S Vance Mary Ann Bryson Dec 2 Mary Catharine Boyekin Ephriam Boyekin Adeline Daniels July 25 Sheffield (dead) G WSheffield Elizabeth Ann Brown
90 May 4 JM Austin (m) Calvin Johnston Catherine McCoy Dec 24 Sarah Emily Johnston W Johnston Susan Lee Apr 19 Joseph AM Cross Williaim Cross Lydia Groce Feb 15 Caroline Wallace Thomas Wallace Sarah Vincent July 8 Rebecca Lee Richard Lee Oct 10 Elizabeth Cross James R Stockton Allen Stockton Mary Jane Crock•- j- May 15 Richard Wiley Lee CJ. Margaret Lee Oct 27 Nancy Harriet Lee Richard Lee Elizabeth Groce Apr 14 Harriet Bell -John Calvin Eudy Nancy Caroline M33 Mch 1 John Fxelding, Res of Parents Overton Co Tenn C Staley Hillis Jones Feb 1 Sept 14 WElizabethWC Fink(ra) Anderson, Tn Wm S Fink Catharin WeaverAnn Mole, May 13 J^es C Jarvis Nathan Jarvis Nancy Cole Oct 28 Abraham Kenedy (Fentress Co Tn) Reuben Kenedy-Elizabeth
May 16 Flowers Feb 17 Robert Owens^ ^ Markham, wWayne H OwensCo Ky WRMarkhamE B-DentonDorotha Butr^ Oct 10 James Richard Bandy Frazier Bandy Mary Frooa Feb 28 J^es Alvin Beaty Allen Beaty Emily Crockett Feb 6 Hannah Matilda Sylvers Nicholas Sylvers Mary C Eagor June 13 Hiram Vanburen Craig James Craig Mary Stockton June 22 K Beaty Jefferson Beaty Emaline Smith Mch 18 Thomas B Duvall WC Duvall Apr 20 Ophelia Biggerstaff, Res of P, Monroe Co MarthaKy Steward RW Biggerstaff Nancy J Willi=Lm<3 Dec 25 RWKelsay (m) (Albany) J A Kelsay May" 22 Martha E Buster Emily L Thrasher Allen D Thrasher Nancy Ann Holsapple Oct 7 Richard A Woodson Richard R Woodson Catherine G Talbo Oct 2 Balian Stewart (m) Williajn Stewart Susannah Morgan Oct 15 Balian Meek (m) John Meek Canthia Koger Sept 8 James B Little Greenberry Little Jane Reeves Oct 29 John L Smith Jonathan Smith Jane Wilborn Sept 6 James S Hunter MCS Hunter Hannah Neathery Apr 12 Milly Caroline Groce Asa Groce Nancey Taylor Sept 14 Hesakyer Holt Isaac Holt Mch 26 Margaret Jones Stockton Mary Braswell Apl 8 Serena Angellitta Davis VJ M Davis Nancy Jane Davis Dec 29 Noah Means Henry Means Mary Groce June 17 T ^ i->i_ • -1 • rio.xy OXOCe Apr 18 Mary Ellen fr!Wheeler(ni)LogsdonMP WheelerPhilip F Logsdon Margaret Brown Susan Polston July 22 J^onithan P Cowan W J Cowan July 8 Samuel R Ford Samuel Ford Julia Ann Walker Rebecca James Feb 17 Nancey Legran Duvall JJ Duvall Rachel J Cowan June 10 Elick R Comstock Owen J Comstock Martha Long July 16 John Albert Stewart James Stewart Crecey Smith May 30 Philip Lewalin Smith Robert Smith Jr Apr 17 V'ayman R Rigney William Rigney Nancey Smith Susan Carter (To be continued)
91 SMITHS GP.O^^ KY. CEMETERY Located Smiths Grove, Ky. Continued from Oct '76 Issue.
Maria, v;ife of EG Thornton May 2, 1828 Oct 15, 1880 Anna dau of J & '/ I Godby Au'j 5, 1878 Gjt. 28, 1878 William T., son of EC &ML Thornton Juxie 23, 1854 Oct 15, 1878 Len? K.:y, dau of L A, & Fc-nnie J Thornton March 2, 1881 r-pt 19, 1S32 Hettie, wife of PB Potter Dec 25, 1839 Dec 18, 1875 SJ Cox Dec 16, 1824 r -jv 21, 1900 M Cox July 14, 1826 March 29, 1903 Eugene Cox Nov 13, 1848 Sspt 4, 1916 Mary H Cos, wife of Eanane Cox May 7, 1859 Jan 24, 1926 Jessie Robert Martin Sept 8, 1870 Jan 12, 1920 Margare": E Roberts Sept 28, 1828 June 23, 1902 Cincinnj.-^.us Roberts Nov 10, 1821 June 26, 1894 Virginia Cox Smith, at rest a.t Kingsport Tenn 1879 1950 Mary Cox Smith May 5, 1874 Jan 5, 1946 Frances Co:< (Mother) 1888 1930 Eugene C>x (Son) 1910 .1.931 Mary E 7 son Jan 8, 1827 April 27, 1879 RF V.'ilGon- Dec 26, 1826 Dec 4, 1899 ' ' Mabel Crump Allen Nov 29, 1886 July 25, 1962 Thomas *y\'ilson Allen March 3, 1882 "-^pt 22, 1959 Rurie, of CP & Maria E Spillman April 6, 1860 June 24, 1893 Rufus Kxng March 9, 1837 Dec 16,1907 Mariah King, his wife Sept 4, 1842 Oct 1, 1906 Millie A Dean 1859 1936 Cynthia Morris June 1853 Oct 1935 Noah W Morris Oct 1857 Dsc 1930 John Morris Feb 5, 1866 Nov 13, 1898 George C Craig Oct 12, 1848 March 29, 1908 Martha E Craig March 20, 1849 Wm A Craig Oct 8, 1832 May 8, 1905 Rosa A,, wife of GF Mocre Dec 10, 1860 Mary 23, 1900 Mason Morris Oct 4, 1830 Feb 25, 1916 Nancy, wrfe- of Mr.son Morris May 12, 1831 Jiine 27, 1892 Ashton Ruben Craig Jan 12, 1870 May 12, 1953 Olive V/right Craig May 13, 1872 July 24, 1939 92 Willian Gresham Dec 25, 1355 ;ec 3, 1938 Lavinia Gresham July 26, 1859 Sept 25, 1928 Jennings, son of W. M. &LE Greshajii Aug 7, 1899 Aug 16, 1906 R Crit VJright Dec 14, 1G58 March 5 , 1918 Lizzie VJright Jan 6, 1862 Nov 22, 1921 George R Wright March 4, 1890 Doc 11, 1921 Bessie May Wright S.^pt 29, 1801 Nov 25, 1897 John Thomas Wright Mov 5, 1853 Oct 14, 1906 Verna Lee Reeder (Mother) April 24, 1887 Sept 14 , 1963 Willic-m T Wright June 11,1847 Jan 4, 1914 Laura 7 V/right May 15, 1854 Sept 10 , 1915 Margare:t VJright, wife of U. L Porter Sept 15, 1881 March 16, 1907 Lula Wright Hutcherson June 12, 1877 May 24, 1947 (or 41} Fayett V Mitchell Feb 23, 1834 Jan 23, 1882 Paradinc VJ., wife of Ste.nford Mitchell July 3, 1816 Jan 29, 1892 Stanf' rd Mitchell Feb 21, 1804 Feb 13, 1382 Jas V Mitchell Jan 30, 1846 May 11, 1892 ON Mitchell Sept 27, 1835 Dec 2, 1921 Jas B Mitchell Feb 5, 1839 Dec 2, 1921 Clara EHavall Nov 23, 1879 June 22, 1960 James V Duvall Oct 8, 1882 March 10, 1944 Calvin Lucas No dates Lillirn Lucas GW Dcr>s Oct 17, 1843 Dec 23,"1923 Elizabeth Doss May 1, 1845 Nancy, v;ife of F W Jackson Dec 24, 1821 April 30, 1899 Kalcom Doughty Jan 11, 1876 June 30, 1897 L. Mary A., wife of Jairi®3 Doughty Jan 16, 1840 Nov 21,1907 James Doughty Masonic Emb Oct 28, 1833 July 19, 1877 Amanda. Tully Feb 2, 1835 April 14, 1905 Lucy V Allen April 24, 1849 Nov 13, 1913 Carter Allen Oct 4, 1833 April 15, 1916 Patsy -Adams Doughty Dec 24, 1873 June 27, 1911 Daisy Huffman Doughty OES Emblem June 19, 1878 July 11, 1928 Melvin Doughty Masonic Emblem Jan 11, 1876 May 14, 1950 Anr-ie Elizabeth, inf dau of 3dward & Carrie Doughty L VJ Rasdall Dec 19, 1838 March 10, 1883 Rebecca Rasdall Aug 19, 1819 Sept 29, 1852 Urias Rasdall March 15, 1812 Dec 5, 1892
93 LD Rs-^dall Jan 1, 1843 Jan 24, ?.922 Mary Mo.^dalinc, wifo ox LD Rar.d^xl Juna 23, 1854 Me.y 24, 1837 L R P.a.sdall, hirs wife Sept ?0, 1861 Oec 1, ir.37 Alvarado R?
94 Annie Belle, dau of W H & Estelle Cooke Dec . 1C71 July 26, 1-373 Estelle L Rize::, wife of W H Cooke 1854 1888 William H Cooke 1849 1911 Mary H^ed Cooke 1859 1925 Ernest Peyton, son of J W & Jennie Cooke Nov 23, 1869 Jan 27, 1374 Virginia Cooke 1845 1921 John W Cooke 1839 1929 Mary E,, wife of ? A Cooke July 26, 1844 Jan 22, 1864 Peyton A Cooke Sept 14, 1841 April 14, 1904 Mattio Cooke Aug 15, 1845 Feb 13, 1909 Zula C Cooke 1893 1943 Willian W Cooke 1877 1939 Charles Nathan Ewing July 7, 1874 Sept 2, 1895 Berrelolyal M Ewing April 4, 1849 Sept 6, 2 884 Nathan Allen Ewing Sept 6, 1846 Dec 4, 1381 Ora Lauia Blakeman April 12, 1875 June 22, 1961 Roy G Blakeman 1870 1907 Annie M Allen 1862 1952 James C Allen 1858 1936 Charles N Allen, MD Oct 10, 1856 Nov 29, 1882 Kate F Allen 1834 1916 Dr NP Allen 1830 1909 Nancy E Alexander Jan 6, 1877 Sept 5, 1891 Reuben A Alexander April 28, 1832 May 11, 1910 Nancy E Alexander June 24, 1841 March 26, 1904 Katharine W Alexander 1875 1928 R Dabney Alexander 1873 1955 Nellie G., dau of Thomas W&MA Hart March 31, 1869 Sept 18, 1876 Thomas VJesley Hart 1836 1903 Margaret Drain Hart 1843 1906 Maggie May Edwards Oct 13, 1873 Oct 3, 1890 Willicim Isaac Edwards Feb 10, 1866 Nov 2, 1890 Laura Edwards Pace 1864 1920 John H Breedlove, son of JP& Mary F Breedlove May 25, 1861 Sept 23, 1885 George E Preston 1857 1894 Ada Knowles, wife of
Geo E Preston 1859 1898 Clay Robert, son of
GE&AK Preston 1883 1909 Edward C Preston 1859 1894 M Francis Preston 1838 1898 Thomas D Davis Aug 4, 1839 Jan 20, 1913 Georgia A Davis Oct 20, 1848 April 18, 1921
95 1976 MEMj^ERS^r^P ASAMSOW, Mrs Faye, U S 31 By-Pass , Bc,v;ling Groc>n, Ky 4^^101 AIKEN, Mrs Gladys Le<>, 1019 West 29-:-.h St, Lav/rence, Kan 6^^044 .:''X-DRIDGE, Mrs E T, 36 3 So Gcrdou Way, Los Alt:-?, Cal 94022 ANCESTRAL TP^ILS HISTORIC^ SOCIETY, P O Box 5 7:, Vine Grove, Ky ^0175 ANDERSON, Mrs J L, 118 So Parks, Erekenriclyc3, Tck 7G024 AYERS, Mrs M^-Jcine, 29;:37 Pinehurst, Roseville, Kr.ch 48066 BARTLErx, J HOBAHT, 1021 Arlington Blvd, Apt J-9^7, Arlinr^ton, Va 22;:C- BARTON, Mrs Nell, 2623 Smallhouse Rd, Bov/ling Gri-en, Ky 42101 BECKER, Mrs Julia Drane, 3890 Crestmont Dr, Santa Maria, Cal 93454 •BEr-IEDICT, E L, PO Box 1536, Fairfield Glade, Tenn 33555 3INF0RD, Mrs Kathleen, 3572 Highway 25 SEDC., Cantle Rock, Col &C104 3IwHCP, Mrs Helen W, 3585 Edgewood Circle NW, Clevelejid, Teim 37311 BLi'V:,.DES, FRED T, Rt 5, Camton, 111 61520 "GliJi-tAN, Mrs Alta Mae, 470 N Scraper, Vinita, Ckla 74301 BRADLEY, Mrs Owen, 1027 Enslen Ave, Modesta, Cal 95250 BRANTLEY, Perry A, 115% South Burns Ave, Winchester, Ky 40391 BURGESS, Miss Martha R, 3101 So Fairview #4, S?jita Ana, Cal 92704 BURGEbS, Mitchell F, 200 E 30th, San Bernardino, Cal 92404 BUTLER, MRS Robert K, 4402 Somerville, Dallas, 'j.vx 75206 BUTLER, Marion G, Rt 1 B:< 281, Burkesville, Ky 42717 BYBEE, Mrs Clinton, 12207 Broken Arrow Dr, Houston, Tex 77024 CAHILL, Mrs Priscilla D, 1302 25th St, Auburn, Neb 68305 CANNON, WJ, Allen County Nv^ws, PO Bx 368, Scottsville, Ky 42164 CHAMBERLAIN, Miss Mary Ed, 408 West Cherry, Glasgow, Ky 42141 CHAPARRAL, The Chaparral Genealogical Society, PO Bx 606, Tomballl/Jx CHXSM, Dr Neal A, 5243 Huntington Ave, Lincoln, Neb 68504 CLARK, Mrs Naomi J, Rt 9 Bx 476, Muncie, Ind 47302 COATS, Mrs Terry, 3566 Cordone Ct, Fort Worth, Tex 76133 v-OE, Miss Elaine, Rt 4 Bx 159, Glasgow, Ky 42141 CONTE, Mrs Fred O, 1678 Kevin Dr, San Jose, Cal 95124 COONEY, Mrs Pauline Beard, 2200 VI No Loop, Apt 128, Austin, Tex 78756 CORFMAN, Mrs Alta Mae, 1351 Austin Rd, El Centro, Cal 92243 COX, R E, PO Box 28, Athens, Ga 30601 CRABB, Mrs Opal Cline, Rt 2, Calhoun, Ky 42327 CRISWELL, Mrs Nancy, 1401 Taylor Dr, Carbondale, 111 62901 CROSS, Willie G, 122 Vermont Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 DAVIS, I-^iss Mary, 902 N Race St, Glasgow, Ky 42141 DAVIS, S B, 2076 Ravinia Ave, Louisville, Ky 40205 DeGALVAS, Mrs Helen, 9450 W Milton, Overland, Mo 63114 DENT, Mrs Paul L, 4810 Upper River Rd, Louisville, Ky 40222 DENVER PUBLIC LIBRARY, 1357 Broadway, Denver, Col 80203 DOWNING, Mrs Elizabeth K, 8615 Flynn Road West, Indianapolis, Ind 46241 DRAPER, Mrs Pam, 301 Tiger Lane #415, Columbia Mo 65201 EDWARDS, Ruth E, 535 No Madison, Lebanon, Mo 65536 ELLIS, Mrs Nelle Terry, 705 Cleveland Ave, Glasgow, Ky 42141 ESTES, Roy T, 3312 So Durland, Oklahoma City, Okla 73129 EUBANK, Miss Mildred O, Rt 5, Franklin, Ky 42134 EXCELSIOR SPRINGS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, Bx 506, Excelsior Springs?^Nio/
96 .L9V-5 1'-i-ir'.borr.nj.p ccivlinucd - :"ARMER, M;rs Jane F, 27080 Blue Hill Dr, Sun Ci"!;}?, Cal 92o31 FAUTJCNHR, Mrs Joseph D, 37933 Townhall, Mt Clemens, Mich 48043 r'ISHHR, Mrs T E, 200 Bennett Dr, Dum.'s, Tgx 790:':0 P'lTZGERALD, Mrs Ann, 31 Dortha Ave, Florence, I> 41042 FORT WORTH GENEALCGICAL SOCIETY, PO Box 864, Fcrt Worth, Tex 7C101 FRANTZ, Miss Evelyn Roseinary, 7225 Nev7 Castle Rl, Lafayette, Ind 47:--05 'liAF^iMON, Mr HaZph R, Kt 7, Jackson Hwy, Glasgov.', Ky 421.41 GARRISON, Ray H, 262::"F Hawthorne Lane, Flossmocr, 111 60422 GENEALOGY SHOPPE, INC, THE, 4218 Ben Viev; Dr, Salt L.vke City, Ut 84120 GENSER, Mrs Shelia, 4407 East 107th St, Kansas City, Mo 64137 GILL::.SPII:, Mrs Jack, Springfield Rd Bx 154, Franklin, Ky 42134 GIPARD, Mrs Thelma S, 704 Stone Blvd, W Sacremento, Cal 9563'1 GOOr'i, Mr Cecil 1011 Columbia Ave, Glasgow, Ky 42141 CCC^dj Mrs Dorothy, 1011 Columbia Ave, Glasgow, Ky 42141 GORIN, Ray, 890 Fairview Ave Apt A-207, Bowling Green, Ky 42101 GORIN, Mrs Walter B, 361 Napoli Ct, Manchester, Mo 63011 GRADY, John Paul, 4218 Oxhill Road, Spring, Tex 77373 GRLSNFIELD, Miss Nancy, Rte 3, Elkton, Ky 42220 GRINSTEAD, Mrs Curtis, Rte 1, Oakland, Ky 42159 iiAIN*ES, Mrs Clara Denham, 20 Berrel Ave, Trenton, New Jer 08619 HAMPEL, Mrs Frank, Rt 1 Bx 120, Moscow Mills, Mo 63362 HARBAUGH, Mrs Lyle, 701 Leyda Ave, West Plains, Mo 65775 HARBISON, Mrs Kay, Rt 1 Bx 260, Summer Shade, Ky 42166 HARRISON, Margaret B, 510 Shamrock Ave, Apt 203, Lee's Summit, Mo 6406' HARVEY, Mrs Lillian S, Rt 4, Glasgow, Ky 42141 HATCHETT, Mrs Frances, 506 So Green, Glasgow, Ky 42141 HICKS, Mabel F, 804 North Crumley, Guymon, Okla 73942 HOFFMAN, Lela E, 1221 Buena Vista, Decatur, 111 62521 . HOLDERj .R p, Rt _1, Gamaliel, Ky 42140 Died 4 Sep-temb€r^-lr976 HOOD, Jerry, Rt 2, Mt Hermon, Ky 42157 HOOVER, Mrs William, Rt 1, Sheridan, Ind 46069 HAMILTON, Mrs Edward, 1511 Florida Ave, Palm Harbor, Fla 33563 HOPKINS CO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P O Bx 51, Madisouville, Ky 42431 HOUCHENS, Mrs Glady Dean, Rt 6, Glasgow, Ky 42141 INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, P O Bx 88255, Indianapolis, Ind 46208 INDIANA STATE LIBRARY, 140 N Senate Ave, Indiaxiapolis, Ind 46204 JOHNS, Elmer, 871 Alan Drive, Arnold, Mo 63010 JONES, Mrs Ollie B, 202 So Lewis St, Glasgow, Ky 42141 JORDAN, Mrs Donald E, 7617 So New Jersey, Indianapolis, Ind 46227 KEELS, Mrs Maxine R, 3817 63rd Ave, Lubbock, Tex 79413 KELLEY, Mrs Margaret, 731 So Woodlawn, Wichita, Kan 67218 KLEMM, Mrs Rachel I, 3104 Radiance Road, Louisville, Ky 40220 KNIGHT, Mrs Nancy M, Rt 1, Ghana, 111 61015 LAWRENCE, Mrs Ruby B, Glenview Drive, Glasgow, Ky 42141 LEE, K^^nneth H, Indy Circle, Glasgow, Ky 42141 LIPSEY, Mrs Florence, Box 244, Buffalo, Okla 73834 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY, 630 West 5th St, Los Angeles, Cal 90017 LUTZOW, Mr & Mrs Otto, Rt 1, Glasgow, Ky 42141 ncLERRAN, Mrs Myrtle E, 1340 Arcadia, Chico, Cal 95926
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MADDEROM, Mrs Rose O, 21116 Maple c ;• Matteson, Ilj. 60443 IvIANSFlH:.!), Rev Marietta, 5509 Ripple J ane, Louisville, Ky 40218 r^ATTINGLY, 3112 Galv/ay Lane, Louj'-svij.le, Ky ''0222 (Mrs Anita R) >IAXEY, Mrs Ko-rriatt A, 805 Lincoln St; Redding, Cal 96001 MELOY, Harold, PO Bx 454, Shelbyville, Ind 46176 MILBURN, Burbie, Rt 2, Fountain Run, Ky 42133 MOORE, Mrs Billa C, 315 So Morningside, Corpus Christi, X^x 73404 MOORE, Mrs John H, OvvGnsburg, Ind 47453 MYERS, Mrs Louella K, 6900 C Lachlan Circle, Balti."iore, Md 21239 NARUT, Emily, 3809 SE King Rd, %House 3745, Milwa^okie, Ore 97222 NOSSEM, Mrs Ruth, 5726 Unit Court, Hanover Park, 111 60103 ORANGE CO CALIFIFORNIA GENEALOGICAL SOC., PO Bx 1587, Orange, Cal 9266E OSBORN, Mrs Raymond W, 219 E Penn St, Hoopeston, 111 60942 CWENS, Lewis M, Rt 6, 2824 Dan Patch Dr, Lexington, Ky 40505 PAGE, Marritt, Green City, Mo 63545 PALMER, Charles W Jr, 652 Sherwood Dr, Bowling Green, Ky 42101 PALi'IOKE, David R, 4271 Glenhaven Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio 45328 PEDEN Miss Wanda Lee, 545 V/atervliet - Apt 2, Dayton, Ohio 45420 PEDEN, Mrs Eva Coe, 203 Morningside Dr, Glasgo'/j Ky 42141 PEDEN, Charles Howard Jr, 208 Morningside Dr, Glasgow, Ky 42141 PEDEN Miss Rosie Lee, Rt 4, Glasgow, Ky 42141 PENDLETON, LaVerne, 4125 NW 52nd St, Oklahoma City, Okla 73112 PETERS COLONY HISTORICAL ASSOC., 1619 Camaro Dr, Carrollton, Tex 75006 PHILLIPS, Mrs Oma Dee, Bx 615, Lamesa, Tex 79331 RADEMACI^ER, Frcink, 705 Cathy Lane, Mt Prospect, 111 60056 RATLIFF, Mrs Robert L, 1203 Cascade Ave, Dallas, Tex 75224 REESOR, John F, 3105 Mylanta Place, Louisville, Ky 40220 REGAN. Judy Parker, 305 Scottsville Rd, Lafayette, Tenn 37083 -REID, --Mrs Edgar R, -333 Litsey Ave,- Harrodsburg, Ky 40330" " - ' RENEAU, Mrs Martha P, Rt 1, Glasgow, Ky 42141 REYNOLDS, Mrs Otis, P O Bx 352, 10 Fairfax Dr, Harrisburg, 111 62946 RIVERA, Mrs Armando, 487 Harrison Ave, Claremont, Cal 91711 RODDY, Vernon, 204 Andrews Ave, Hartsville, Tenn 37074 ROSS, Robert H, 114 No Green St, Glasgow, Ky 42141 ROUSSEAU, Mrs Vivian, Rt 7, Glasgow, Ky 42141 RUSSELL, Dr Darrell A, 501 Cleveland Ave, Florence, Ala 35630 RUSSELL, Mrs Leon, 2737 Farmer's Branch Lane, Dallas, Tex 75234 RUTHERFORD, Mrs Dolores C, 1758 Carmelo Drive, Carmichael, Cal 95603 RYBACK, Mrs Jerome A, 1229 Columbia Ave, South Milwaukee, VJis 53172 SEIBEL, Mrs Roberta L, 12641 Panorama View, Santa Ana, Cal 92705 SETTLE, Mrs Paul L, 4545 West McKinley Ave, Fresno, Cal 93711 SHF,PHERD, Ms June, PO Box 85, Dunn Loring, Va 22027 SHOEMAKER, Mrs Jack, 5919 E 26th St, Tulsa, Okla 74114 SIMMONS, Mrs Barbara, Rte 5, Greensburg, Ky 42743 SIMMONS, JAMES M, 707 Cleveland Ave, Glasgow, Ky 42141 SIMMONS, John D, 105 Cedar St, Glasgow, Ky 42141 SIMMONS, Mrs Rollin, 405 Garmon Ave, Glasgow, Ky 42141 SIMS, Mrs Pauline B, 7311 Gillen, Houston, Tex 77017 SMITH, Dr Ben Lewis, 11519 Rosser Road, Dallas, Tex 75229
98 1^70 iR ip ccn^iuucd SMITHj jiavl li, 502 Lafayette, Topek-., Kan 66607 SMITH, Mrs Katie Maud/?, 403 Columbia Ave, Glasgov/, Ky 42141 SMITH, Miss Le<=, 1114 Columbia Ave, Glasgow, Ky 42141 SMITH, Randolph N, 120 High 3t, Burkesville, Ky '1-2717 SMITH, Stephen P Jr, 4012 Brov/nlee Rd, Louisvilla, Ky 40207 SOUTHWESTERN GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY, 5301 Hanawalt Dr, El Faso, Tx 75^0? SPORE, Miss K3len, Rt 1 Box 19, Kildare, Okla 74642 SPRINGER, Mrs Margaret V, 301 Boyd Ave, Norwood Fk, Peoria, 111 61604 STEERS, Mrs Roy L, PO Box 454, Franklin, Ky 42134 STOFER, Mrs Jess, 308 North 4th St, Dayton, Wash ^9328 STUTTERS, Mrs Don, 3518 Brookfield Lane, Pueblo, Col &10G4 SUMMERS, Mrs Luther, Box 27, Weaubleau, Mo 65744 TAYLOR COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Box 14, Carcpbellsville, Ky 42718 TAY"LOR, Jimmie Harrison, 1101 Delor Ave, Louisville, Ky 40217 TENI^ESSEE STATE LIBRARY & ARCHIVES, Nashville, Tenn 32719 TH0r4AS, Wm L, Rt 3 Box 186, Smiths Grove, Ky 42171 THOMERSON, Mrs Virginia R, 304 South Lewis St, Glasgow, Ky 42141 THOMPSON, Mrs Lawless T, 2106 Bonnycastle Ave, Louisville, Ky 402C5 THOMPSON, Mrs Irwin C, 1807 V/illow Road, Urbaxia, 111 61801 THOMPSON, RE, 9924 Corsica St, Vienna Va, 22130 TOPEKA GEr^TEALGGICAL SOCIETY, THE, PO Bx 4048, Topeka, Kan 6660-.' TWIN RIVERS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, 916 20th Ave, Clarkston, Wash 99403 VANCE, Mrs J Wood, N Jackson Hwy, Glasgow, Ky 42141 VON HARTEN, Mrs Inez G, 3364 Londonderry Place, Santa Clara, Cal 95050 WARD. MRS LUCY. Rt 4, Glasgow, Ky 42141 - Will be 105 years old 12 Feb l\/EST CENTRAL KY FAMILY RESEARCH ASSOC, PO Bx 1465, Owensboro, Ky 4230' WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY LIBRARY & MUSEUM, Bowling Grse;,, ICw ^r^lOl WEST. Mrs Marjorie H, 1504 West Catalpa Lane, Mt Prospect, 111 '00.^5 WHEP.T, Mrs Iva Lena, 1205 Camelia Drive, Alhambra, Cal 91801 WHITLOW," Mrs Alberta, N, Rt 2 Bx"6, Auburn, Neb 68305 WHITLOW, Rondell D, 3934 Southern Pkwy, Louisville, Ky 40214 WEIGNER, Ann, 606 W Jefferson, Memphis, Mo 63555 WILKES GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P 0 Box 1629, North Wilkesboro, NC WILSON, Miss Effie G, Marrowbone, Ky 42759 WILSON, Mrs Gladys B, 128 St Mary's Court, Glasgow, Ky 42141 WISCON: IN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State St, Madison, Wis 53705 WRIGHT, Mrs M C, 8604 Smithton Rd, Louisville, Ky 40219
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MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL NOTICE A reminder that this issue is the last issue of your payment for 1976 membership quarterlies. Mauiy of our members have already sent in their 1977 renewals, for which we are very grateful. We were fearful that we might have to increase our dues, but v;e decided that we would try to keep expenses down, and still have the membership dues $5.00, as they have been. Needless to say, at that price, we are not able financially to send out renewal notices by separate mail. Our members have always been very understanding about this. Thank you. JUST NOW. BEFORE YOU FORGET IT. PLEASE SEND US YOUR RENEWAL
99 NEWS-^.!OTES-^iOX_ICE3 LOCKE FAHiLY A£'^-'•CIATION We are printing this letter just as we received it, as we rrcvj it v/ill be of great interest to many. (Editor) 1 November 1976 Dear Mrs Wilson: After receiving your letter in which you asked if there v/as a Locke Fsmxly Association I got busy getting one orgajii^ed. Instead of a newsletter or quarterly, we are going to use a traveling notsbcok to share our individually gathered Locke research information. Briefly, the notebook will work like this. Each member snli.y^tr. xnformatxon to the editor who arranges the material in a notebook. Each person may keep the notebook for two weeks, add any new material and then send it on to the next name on the membership list. A2X tyiDes of information ranging from original records, published r-cords, querj.es, advice, and ancestor charts will be included in the notebook. There are no dues; the only cost involved is in mailing the book. At present we have about twenty members, but expect to have many more by the time the notebook goes into circulation on Februar:-- 1. 1977. I will include information about The Biociraphy of Elder ."-^cc-b Locke and your Society. I would appreciate your mentioning the Lo'.-J'c Family Association in your quarterly. Any of your members who are interested in joining us ar^ asked to send a SASE for complete details to me at the address below. Will also be happy to send details to anyone wishing to staxt another sur- najne notebook. We are trying to attract as mciny members as we can. Th^ more members and information we can include in the notebook, the mors each of us v.'ill benefit. I have enjoyed reading the little book abbut Jacob LockeV Co often we are so eager to gather names that we overlook the way or life of our ancestors. We forget their struggles just to live day to day. I thank you for any "boost" you can give our Locke Family Assoc iation. Sincerely - Linda Locke Tiller Add: 1005 Birchwood Garland, Tex 75043 *************** We are grieved to announce the death of one of our members who nas added much enjoyment to our quarterly by his writings. REAVLY DAVIS HOLDER, born 29 September 1900, died 4 September 1976. Mr Holder had been principal of the Gamaliel, Kentucky High School for two years, and taught in the Monroe County Kentucky schools for Many years, he was a member of the Kentucky Livestock Improvement Organization; he was an early developer of purebred Angus beef cattle, c.\nd v/as an early producer of hybrid seed corn in Kentucky, He had a vast store of historical and genealogical information of the area in which he lived, and enjoyed being helpful to anyone in tracing their ancestry. Survivors include his wife Nell, two sons Bennie and Sammie, and a daughter Mrs Ruth Chapman, and grandchildren.
100 Ch;-.lc-, 7130Q 21st Street^ Lubbcck, :..1. cu':-;; •.-;h-s a colUi.m^-entitled ".Kin Searching" v/hich appears in the Der-p I.r.oi; Regional V-Igck.V/ (published in Nacogdoches), and also in the Frxcay editxon of the West_Texa5 Tim-.s (published in Lubcock). SI-,?2 v/xll receive and publish queries free of charge,, with no limit the length. Genealogical material is not limited to Texas. Che ha-, already published some abstracts of Guilford Co :? Carolina wins. i:.-r future plans include such items as tombstone inscriptions from Logan" Co ^rk, and abstracts from Abbeville and Edgefield Go's S Carolina, Bible records, court records, county records, etc. sre also welcomed as is notification of new publications and family reunions. Sh« t also publish a review of your books if you will submit a compliii-ntar"
othorother states besides Texas.column has already drawn responses from many
Our charter member, Mrs Lucy Ward, will celebrate her 105th bi-.-th day anniversary this month, February 12th. Up until just a few months faxrly active, attending her church each Sunday, and able t^e care of herself. Unfortunately, she is now in a nursirig homa or erapy ue to a broken hip, for which surgery was performed, an,-' her recovery has been marvelous. She is now able to be up most of tba faithfulf memberchair,of theandChirchis ableof Christ to walk foragain.many years.She has been a ^rery Lucy A Nichols was born 12 February 1872, the daughter of Miss Scyntha ATolle and Byrd WNichols who were united in marriage in Marr?o?r"^H' 29th day of October 1863 at the home of Tnhn ^ Brooks, in the presence of Samuel HToll-- A The rites of matrimony between Miss Lucy on the Rth^ '-'-'a-rd v;ers'performed in tsarren County, Kcniucky andanH MrM TI'Willie11 • Dougherty;° Dora1897Doughertywith the andattendantsHatxie MissDepp CsignedMBarriey,th'^ir Rev!Tw Reneau^''^''^^ witnesses. The ceremony was performed by the WSewell Ward was born 7 February 1871 in Metcalfe (?) County ^'v les Ce^ftf In thfb;w*/' Cuf^ E^rod r (P^^l^ering) Ward, their other children were: Gv,s, °ToUefN?rhof^yrd Wand Scyntha A ^nd LucyTNicLIs" ' Ruby toal WSewell Ward's children are: Bruce Orville, ChrLt?fEdi^rristie Edith, Lewin Chester, Engleman,and GladysLucy CarolMay,Ward.William Morris "Bill" happy BIRTHDAY TO YOU LUCY ANICHOLS WARD - MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS fSf " ^ inde^r " compiled for our quarter- is L t year's issues. Our good member Gladys Aiken nlefTlrZZ 7 quarterlies. We shall give you the^^ddetailsmuch toandthe pxi_
101 QUERIES GILLOCK & RELATED LIMES - Am compiling Gillock :-'a:T:ily linor, cata in order to publi?;h Ihem in a book - would appreciate your s-.nding me your family of Gillocks c^d related lines. Thir- is an e>:tensivG area. Dayton G Justice, 5217 Bonner Drive, Corpus ChrxGti, Tex 78111 BUSHONG-HAMILTON - V/o'iid like information parents Thomas Hamilton (8 July 1789-28 Aug 1876) & Margaret Bushong (? Sept 1790-7 Nov 1381) v/ere mar 8 Oct ISll Barren Co Ky. Son John A Hamilton (12 Aug 1818-16 Aug.1891) mar Catherine Huffman (30 July 1823-7 D':ic 1891) and their dau Sarah (dates unknown) marr Simeon Huffman. Appreciate any infor. Pamela A Draper, 301 Tiger Lane #415, Columbia, Mo 65201
COCHRAN-CORKRAN-SPENCER - Seeking information William Cochran-Corkran and wife Charity Spencer Barren : o Ky. Need their parents, & where fro:ai. Their dau Nancy mar- Edward Huffmam 5 Dec 1811, their children; Simeon, Mary (Baldock), William A, Catherine B Haonilton), Lucy J (har- lan, and John. Pamela A Draper, 301 Tiger Ln #415, Columbia Mo 65201 S''j?4?SOM - Need info parents of Catharine Sympscn (11 May 1838-9 May 1869) who mar William Hale Miller (12 Feb 1833-10 Feb 1899) of Monroe Co Ky on 24 Dec 1856. Their ch: Elzada Jane (1856-1940), Joseph Sym- pson (5 Jan 1859-29 June 1929), Ancil Hodges (8 Jan 1861-21 Get' 1933), James Landon (Feb 1863-28 Aug 1938), John ? Thomas (13 Sept 1866-23 Mar 1946), Mary Catherine (IMar 1869-20 June 1900), Fraxik Rauben (14 Sept 1873-12 July 1908), Lindsay M (17 May 1876-13 July 1901), and Ibbie Howard (10 Sept 1882-21 April 1961). Pamela A Draper, Add above. HALE-CHAMBERLAIN - Need infor on parents of George Hale and wife Elea nor Chamberlain of Washington Co Tenn. Their dau Priscilla (20 Dec 1800?) mar Joseph Miller (28 Dec 1898—16 Apr 18o3) on 4 Jan 1S21, Jo seph •& Priscilla lived Washington Co'T^hh then Monroe Co Ky. ' ~ Pamela A Draper, 301 Tiger Land #415, Columbia, Mo 65201 MILLER - Who were parents of (& other infor) John Miller said to be from Germany settled 1st Penn, then V/ashington Co Tenn, His son Josepi (28 Dec 1798-:16 Apr 1885) mar 1st Priscilla Hale & settled Monroe Co Ky; mar 2nd Rachel Chapman on 12 July 1876. Who was wife John Miller? Pamela A Draper, 301 Tiger land #415, Columbia, Mo 65201 DYSON-ROARK ^ Anxious to correspond with anyone regarding the followinc John Dyson's will probated Apr 1884 Allen Co Ky named gr-child George Samuel (born?-died 11 Oct 1898 Mar Mary Virginia Benedict), Mary E, & Elijah Ellen (mar when & where John S White - who are his family?), ch of John's son Elijah (who was Elijah David, Civil V\Jar Soldier who mar Mary ?who, and par of above gr-child of John). John mentions land in Macon Co Tenn deeded to his wife Elizabeth by Reuben & Wm Roark, ex- ecr's of Wm Roark deceased - was Elizabeth 1st wife? who were her par? mentions wife Sally A (who were her par?) & minor ch James E & Mary E. mentions son Asa W ajid dau Sara Barbee who are their descendants? Was Elizabeth the dau of Willie^n Roark deceased and sis of William & Reuben RoarK? Were there other bros & sis? Who were parents of John Dyson, where from? - who were ancestors of William Roark, where from? Gladys B W'.lson, 123 St Mary's Court, Glasgov/, Ky 42141 102 - Euclid v; Logan mar 23 Oct 1S34 to Qv.euaiyxt. ^^n^Cxcr, '^Lciii ,. ^.ig 1S15) dau of Mary "Polly'' (Ritchey) d ber-.jjrlii Ecntdiz-ct of Allen Co Ky - who were Euclid's parents, wher'2 from? V.^'iere did he Q-iendilla live, who v/ere their descendants? Alexander Bvr.edict, (bor? 3 Apr 1307) son of Bc-njamin, mar 15 Aug 1831 to Mary "Polly" Spillmai'. who were her par-nts, and where from? Where did Alexander &Polly jivf &who are their descendants? Will exchange information, pleas-. Mrs Gladys Bonodict Wilson, 128 £t Mary's Court, GlasQovZj Ky 42141 Piz-DJO-p-Tt^UMA]^- Abner Pedigo mar Charlotta Truman, th^ir bxrth dates ca 182-30. Their Dau Nancy mar James X Dyre, believed to have lived in Monroe Co Ky or Macon Co Tenn. Grateful for any information. Naomi J Clark, Rt 9 Box 476, Muncie, Ind 47302 JgNgS-PARDUE - Williain/fl^§9-i-1893) mar Catherine Pardue - who were ther.r parents? Thexr 7 children were: Rev Ira Henderson Jones (10 Jan 1866-10 May 1920), James R Jones (1854-), Teddy J Jones (1855-), Will- xam Tom Jones (1858-), Martha Jones (1857-), Manda E Jones (1867_), and &date unknown. Beleived to have lived in Ky. Please help mt Naomi J Clark, Rt 9 Box 476, Muncie, Ind 47302 DALTON-GROVES - Booker Dalton (Jan 1813-17 May-1888) mar Elisabeth June Groves (1816-9 Junel884}. Who were their parents? Their ch v;ere William Mike, Winnie (Anderson), John H, Cola, Adaline (justice), Mal- inda (Anderson), & Daniel WDalton. Booker Dalton had sister who mar Martin Bonds. Elizabeth Groves had brother George. Lived Allen Co Ky. Would appreciate any help with these families. Exchajige information. Naomi J Clark, Rt 9 Box 476, Muncie, Ind 47302 JOHNSON-HALL- - Need information on James Robert Johnson born 1827 Va vmat Co? Mar Catharine Anna Hall 18^2 Wilkerson Co .Miss. .- He-d-ied-lS-- ~ who were their parents, where from & their par? ABBOj. j -LnMMON - Need parents of James Abbott born ca 1814 Ind? married 1836 Quincy 111 to Sarah Leramon born 1819 Harrison Co Ind. Their ch: Silvanus, Amy, William, John, Miles, Allen, Martha, &Albert Abbott. Appreciate any information on any of the above names. Mrs Robert L Ratliff, 1203 Cascade Ave, Dallas, Tex 75224 THOMPSON-GORDON-VAUGHN-COSTELLO- AYMAN-LOGSDON - Wm Henry Thompson, Born 14 Mar 1834 where? died 14 Dec 1897; wife Margaret Fannie Gordon born 25 Mar 1828 where? died 10 Apr 1914. Who was Jack Gordon"? Ch of Wm Henry &Margaret Fannie (Gordon) Thompson: Robert, Je-f, Mollie (Costello), Kate (Vaughn-Mrs Morgan), Mattie (Layman), Elizabeth (logs- on), lived in Logan Co Ky. Costello and Laymon were Cumberland Pres byterian preachers. Will exchamge information. ALSO WANTED - HISTORY OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY KENTUCKY bv J W Wells 1947 Mrs Elizabeth K Downing, 8615 Flynn Road West, Indianapolis, Ind 46241 ESTES-PEDEN-HARPER-WELLS - George A Estes (born 5 July 1813 died 2 July 1874) married Amy Whitlow 6 Oct 1834 (born 4 Jan 1817 died 6 Oct 1857> he mar 2nd Cynthia Peden in 1858; James Wilson Harper (born 11 June 1813 died 29 Apr 1865) married Marietta Wells 3 Mar 1847 Barren Co Kv (born 16 Dec 1825 died 29 July 1864). All believed to reside in BarLn Co Ky. Does anyone know where I could borrow or buy a small book that
103 wr.G vi. o\.en by Asa VJells - informed that it might contain kriv-wied^a of my grccvu-v.,ri:-jndmother Marietta V/ells, All names listed r-xe rr-y groat- grandparents, would be happy to share information, please v/rite me. Myrtle Hstes McT,err3T^, 1340 Arcadian, Chico, Cal 95926 MARIIN- Looking for parents of James Martin who married Frances Row land dau of Geo H & Lucy (Murphy) Rowland lived in Barren Co Ky 1870, Also searching for information on the following: Abraham SLAUGHTER« Sarah Evaline GRAVEH3, Isaac SATER, Mary RQWL.AND, James I? MARTIN, Clement MURPHYT-tmos STURGEON. Jeremiah FRAI^^KLIN, John MURPHY, Mary JONES, all presumed Barren Co Ky & area, Vincent TAYT^QR Cumberland Co Ky, "Bud" (what is his name?) and Emily ANDERSON. Will exchange info. Mrs Kacie Maude Smith, 403 Columbia Ave, Glasgow, Ky 42141 HOLFORD-OFFICER - Who were parents & bros and sisters of Cynthia Hol- forr', and where did they live before settling in or near Overton Co Tn Cynthia was born 1 Jan 1819 Tenn died 22 Sept 1877 near Monterey, Put nam Co Tenn; 1850 census gives Tenn as her birth state. She married VJilliam Alexander Officer 11 Feb 1836 (his birth 22 Feb 1812 died near Monterey, Putnam Co Tenn 8 Sept 1886) 1850 Census Overton Co Tenn gives his birth state as Tenn. Was Cynthia the dau of John Hol- ford who was listed 1820 Census Overton Co Tenn? Shall be glad to ex change information and shall answer all letters. Mrs Barbara Denton Brassell, Star Route 6, Guntersville, Ala 35976 WHEELER-TISDALE-LUNDERMAN - What were death dates (Barren Co Ky) for Nathaniel & Nancy (Tisdel) Wheeler - she died before 1850, he after 18::>0, My gggrandfather Chasteen Lunderman and v;ife Elizabeth were in Ky as late as 1840's Barren Co Ky? Where? In 1850 they were in Hick— --y Mo. Need help on the Lundermaoi line - 'will exchange information Mrs J-f>hn G Miller Jr, 115 Sharon Dr, Montgomery "City, Md"633(51 ~ VICKOLS-VICKERS-VICUS ETC - 1850 Census Warren Co Ky lists a Jaines Thomas Vickers, an ancestor, also Samuel, Hannah, and Nancy A Vickers, The Vickers (etc) families were in Allen, Barren and VJarren Co's Ky. Would be very happy to hear from anyone with information on this sur name, V7ill be glad to exchange information. Allan Cox, 905 So 83rd St, Birmingham, Ala 35206 HOWELL - James P Howell was born ca 1806 Barren Co Ky - they left Barren Co Ky ca 1845, a family with 5 ch, went to Johnson Co Mo. Was James Howell (who obtained a land grant 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek on 15 July 1799) the father of James P-BB Howell son of James P stated he was born in Blue Springs Barren Co Ky 1839. Am anxious to get information on this line of Howells, will exchajige information. Edward S Evans, 14560 S Johnson Rd, Los Banos, Cal 93635 ENNIS-INNIS-KINSLOW - Am starting research on these family surnames from Barren, Metcalfe and Green Counties. Would appreciate hearing from anyone doing research on these family surnames. Thank you. Charles V Pea, 1830 East 75th Place, Indianapolis, Ind 46240 BUTTON-WADE-LAIN - Am doing research on these family surnames of Barren Co Ky - would appreciate hearing from anyone in these line, will exch. Donna Armstrong, 17210 Barbee #D, Fontana, Cal 92335
104 EQOKS - BOOKS - BOOKS THE BaCX^RAPHY OF ELDER JACOB LOCKE, of Barren County, Kentucky, by Elder j^es P Brocks (v/ho is a grand-son of Jacob Locke)- Reprint of 1881 edition, 3ro Lr:cke was a very V7ell knovTO e^.rly ministers of Barren County, Ky, coming to Ky in the late 1780*s. His stpry, as written by his grand-son is a moving story of an "Old Soldier of the Cross. Both Bro Loci.e and Bro Erooks, It is 5:z7 inches, contains 79 pages, scfl: back, indexed. Price $2.00 including postaga & tax. Order from: South Central Ky Hist Soc, PO Box 80, GlaF.gow, Ky 42141 MONROE COmXY KY CEMETERY RECORDS VOLS I& II. By Mrs Eva Coe Peoen Thxs valuable work, composed of two volumes, is the result of over 10 years work in recording and compiling these buric.1 records. Vol I contains 140 pages; Vol 2 contains 143 pages. Both are indexed, mimeographed, soft backs. Each volume is $10.00, plus 50d poscir-ge and handling, Ky residents add 5% state tax. Order from: Mrs hva Coe Peden, 208 Morningside Drive, Glasgow, Ky 42141 MREglL.CgtJNTY KENTUCKY CEMETERY RECORDS - VOL I. By Mrs Eva Coe Peden This ncird back book contains thousands of names of persons buried in Barren County, Ky, the result of many years research. Many of these graves no longer exist, having been destroyed by the ravages of the weather, and other causes. Location of each burial ground is given, plus information on unmarked graves. This book contains 264 pages, IS indexed and is priced at $14.50 plus 50C postage and handling. Ky residents add %5 state tax. Order from: Mrs Eva Coe Peden, 208 Morningside Drive, Glasgow, Ky 42141 1870 CENSUS BOOKS - METCALFE CO KY.-MONROE CO KV, MONTGOMERY CO KY. book^separate, gives dwelling, number, family number, name,- age, sex, color and state birthplace of each member of the hous^-hold. valuation of personal property and real estate of head of household, plus additional information as to whether the person can rea or write- and occupations. These books are very valuable research items and will be used over and over. Eack book contains over 200 pages, they are surname indexed, B^gxll, mimeographed, soft bound, and are priced at $10.00 each. Order from: Mrs Gladys Lee Aiken, 1019 West 29th St lawrence, Kam 66044 * ORDER BOOK NO 1, BARREN COUNTY. KENTUCKY-179Q-1802. First printing, Oroer Books are the minutes of the proceedings of the County Court; they are composed of hearings regarding wills, deeds, land surveys! letters of administration, view and open roads, fines for not observ ing the peace and tranquility of the town, register stock marks - - any matter of law under the jurisdiction of the County Court. These minutes are copied verbatim, and are surname indexed (the original book is not indexed). It contains 83 pages, 83^x11, mimeographed, soft From: Mrs Eva Coe Peden, 208 Morningside Drive, Glasgow, Ky - or Mrs Gladys B Wilson, 128 St Mary's Court, Glasgow, Ky 42141 SEE NEXT PAGE FOR ORDER BOOK NUMBER TWO. JUST OUT, BRAND NRW
105 _QRD£H.BOOK I'lQ 2, B.'\RREN COUNTY, ICENTUCKY - BR/^uND I^ISV; - TIME EVER F^j^L'iSMED - None of the Order Books of Barren County, Kentucky have ever been published previously, ihey are valuable rources of information for th'^ o&nealogical aJid historical research^/:. As this county V7as cre;it3d in 1793 from Green and Waxren Counties, and the State of Kentucky having been the 15th State adiTiitted into the union in 1792, th^sse court minutes give an accurate record of the very early pioneers of this part of our nation. Book 1 shc;vs the organization of our town of Glasgow, and the orders which started our road systen, mills, governing officials, etc. Book 2 continu?s with these same records, showing the rapid growth of the town and county, the filing of lioid certificates - the increase of ways of transportation through nexv reads, ferries, the many ways our pioneers used to start this county on the right road to progress. This book contains 73 pages, plur; a surname index, covers the period from January 1803 through December 1805. It is 8% x 11, mimeographed, soft covers, priced $7.50 plus 500 postage and handling - Ky residents add 5% state tax. Order from: Mrs Eva Coe Peden, 208 Morningside Drive, Glasgow, Ky, or Mrs Gladys B Wilson. 128 St Mary's Court, Glasgow, Ky 42141 MINUTES LITTLE BARREN CHURCH - FORMERLY TRA^-IMEL'S CREEK - Metcalfe Co Ky 1815-1849. Trammel's Creek Church united with Green River Associa tion 1801, changed it's name in 1815 to Little Barren Church. This is the first time these minutes have been published; as they are pri vately owned, they are not accessible to the general public except through this book. There are 47 pages of membership lists, proceed ings of the church body, etc.; is indexed, soft bound, 8%xll mimeo graphed. Prxce $3.50 plus 50?; postage and handling, Ky residents add 5% state tax. Order from; Mrs Eva Coe Peden, 203 Morningside Drive, , Glasgow,_ Ky_ oi^ -Mr-s- Gladys B-Wilson, 128 St l^iary's Ct; 'Glasgow, 'Ky~^T4'' MII'TlITES GOODHOPE CHURCH-BARREN CO KY 1838-1851 - This early Baotist Church was first Separate Baptist, then became United Baptist,^ It contains the names of many families who settled in the northern part of Barren Co Ky. It has not been previously published, and as it is privately owned, possibly will not be offered again. The book con tains 30 pages, indexed, 8^x11, soft covers, mimeographed. Price $5.00 including postage & handling - Ky residents add 5% state tax. Order from: Eva Coe Peden, 208 Morningside Drive, Glasgov/, Ky 42141 - or Gladys B Wilson, 128 St Mary's Court, Glasgow, Ky 42141 PLEASANT RUN CHURCH RECORDS - This very old church, no longer in ex istence, was located at Vernon, Monroe Co Ky near the Ky-Tenn line. The records name many of the early settlers of this Cumberland River area. Contains 28 pages of the membership and proceedings of this old church on McFarlans Creek, contains a map of Monroe Co Ky (reduced siz-. which shows the counties towns, watercourses, roads, churches, and many cemeteries. Is soft bound, 8%xll, mimeographed. Price $5.00 xnc. postage. Order from: Eva Coe Peden, 208 Morningside, Glasgow, Ky THEN AND NOW - By Dr R HGrinstead - A 21 page booklet written by Dr Grinstead for a "Home-Coming" celebration of Barren Co Ky 1906. Names many "Old Timers", their families, and anecdotes. $2,00 total. Order from: South Central Ky Hist Society, PO Bx 80, Glasgow, Ky 42141 106 GROVE - By Kennath Hdivs Lee. The Silen^, G^rcr/e Unitfi Baptis. Church was constituted in 1861 in Edmonson County ICy - the sre- whxch xs now M?imriOth Cave National Pa.r'c. The Blair, Rountree, !..=e otro.nge Doyle, Sell, Estes, Holton, Lcgsdon.DaDham, Houchens and many other f.-iinilxes are all in this bock, which frives mary xnter- old-tiners of these families. The book also contains 'roppa Cnurch. " ItEx lentcontainsGrove98Church,pages, ThecardstockMammothv/rap-arcundCav^; Church,covers, and The ^d xs prxced at p7.00. Order from: Kenneth HLee, 107 Indy Circle, nolir^tnolia Street for Mr (PleaseLee.) note this is a change of address from Mag-^ ^^ELK2 - By Kenneth Howe Lee. Edmonson County was formed in 1825 4.0r. p?,r s of Warren, Hart, and Grayson counties. Mr Lee, a native of t^ , aiea, has spent the better part of his life researching and re- ^oia..i.g genealogxcal and historical information of this section of our a^e. —AR ELKO xs 208 pages of this research. It contains lists records, deeds, family lines, stories, interview?, Leo following families (and many more Smi'hSmx.h, Denh^m'Denham, Estes,p r""' Elmore, Kinslow,Matthews,Johnson,Gardner,Lvons,Simmons,Perkins,Richardson,ETC OrLr°?Order from: T'Kenneth HLee,printed,107 Indywrap-aroundCircle, Glasgow,cardstockKycovers,42141 $7.00. times of long ago - and - CYRUS EDVJARDS STORIES OF EARLY DAV:; hoowf/" we have obtained additional copies of~he above ™ ^ By Franklin Gorin, Mr 1 published history of Barren County, Ky by M:y?°:7^8."lt- „.pontaias an^index (which ^he okginal dS;;"nst-^ffLinT"'L^£ainr-^ Ld L^sta^fta^ resident. CYRUS EDWARDS STORIES OF F.ARTY DAYS . By Florence Edwards Gardiner. Drintedprxnted by our socxety.earlier publishedMrs Gardinerhistorywas oftheBarrendaughterCountyof CyrusKy, re-Edwards ^d possessed the records of her father, who was a very early s.ttlef home-^'orthrr^lhomeo of the early settlers, and^ surveyor.they used Hishis manywork talentstook himtointowritethn thexr important documents for them, such as deeds, wills, Lrtqiqer genealogical and^hi^t"^'" records contain much valuable ?rcon?ainf3^ ^"formation. This is a fascinating book. xs p°"cerat printed, and 5% stat^t^^ n'n postage and handling. Ky residents add Ky 42rll PO BX 80, Glasgow, .^EACEm^R - By Nancy Knipht Besides the life and service of General osep artin (60 pages), a Revolutionary War soldier, the book con
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