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2015 VOLUME 43 ISSUE NO. 4 WINTER

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Our First Mabel Shelby Wells Winners Christy Morrison - Lucas England

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ON THE COVER

Daine Harrison, Co-Chairman of the Mabel Shelby Weils program with Nancy Richey (not shown) presents awards to Christy Morrison, left, and Lucas England, right.

At the September 27, 2015 meeting of the Barren County Historical Society, we were honored to have as our guest speakers Christy Morrison and Lucas England. They are both Seniors at Barren County High School. The occasion was a presentation by both students using Power Point to tell us about their family. They entered, while Juniors, the Mabel Shelby Wells Scholarship Program, a program hosted by the Society for Juniors who are preparing to attend a college or university upon graduation.

This program was started many years ago by a gift from Mabel Shelby Wells to the Society to encourage students to learn about their history or the history of this area. For many years it was offered to 7^^ graders with a small cash award. The Society, in conjunction with the daughters of Mable Shelby Wells, have changed the program to Juniors. This was the first year of competition among students at Barren County High, Glasgow High, Glasgow Christian Academy and Cave City.

Christy Morrison, daughter of John Thomas Morrison and Lorie Jo Ragle, plans to attend WKU and gave a most interesting presentation which included photographs and stories about her family and ancestors, lucas England, son of the late Tim England and Valerie England also told those present about his family as well as the family connection to several illustrious people in U. S. history. He plans on attending Vanderbilt University.

In the Spring 2016 issue of "Traces", we will be sharing with our readers some of the interesting facts that both students uncovered during their research.

We would like to commend both Christy and Lucas for an excellent program and we wish you great success in your future.

Each will be presented with a $500.00 scholarship upon their acceptance of the school of their choice.

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By Hal Engernd In Kentucky Progress Magazine and re-printed In undated copy of the Glasgow Republican.

Courtesy http://www.johnhuntmorgan.com/p/about'john-hunt-morgan.html

"Christmas night, 1862 - A chill penetrating wind swept across the hills of old Kentucky; an occasional flurry of snow gave promise of more severe weather yet to follow. The inhabitants of the little village of Upton, some sixty miles north of Louisville on the Louisville and Nashville railroad had brought in water and food for the night, put out the cats and retired as usual. Only the guard of Upton troopers remained awake; they were thinking of other Christmas nights far away to the north on the banks of the Wabash for most of them were Indiana men. Little did anyone in Upton know of the strange scene which was taking place about 55 miles to the southeast.

"And a strange scene It was! There sheltered by dense timber and hills from the chill of December blast, General John H. Morgan, that fearless, hard-riding raider of the Confederacy, and his men were celebrating Christmas. Three days prior to this time, they had left Alexandria, Tennessee, their object being the destruction of the Louisville and Nashville railroad which was the chief means of supply between Union Headquarters In Louisville and General Rosecrans' forces in northern Tennessee.

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"Morgan's was a picked force. No braver men ever straddled horses. Most of them were young men, ranging from eighteen to thirty-five years of age - Morgan himself although a Brigadier General, was only thirty-seven years of age; an experienced veteran of the Mexican War. Upon the outbreak of hostilities, he had given up a prosperous business in Lexington to raise a troop of cavalry which he proffered the Southern cause. In an incredibly short time, his daring exploits caused him to become as one of the leading cavalry men of the age. Moreover, there was a certain romance attached to service in his legion.

"Boots and Saddles" before daylight, long brisk, swinging trots through the rosy hours of daybreak; scarcely halting to breathe their animals and adjust equipment, the miles fell behind. Then at night far from the morning's starting point, the dusty, yelling troopers would fall upon the unsuspecting Union forces. Although in the majority of cases outnumbered. Morgan counted upon this element of surprise and fury of attack to equalize the discrepancy In numbers. Yelling, shouting and shooting like wild men, they would swirl through bivouacs and camps. Then, while calls for reinforcements were being broadcast from the Union lines, Morgan and his men would gather in prisoners, supplies and equipment sorely needed by the Confederates and silently vanish Into the night. Daybreak of the next morning would find them miles away and safe from pursuit.

"Tireless and fearless himself, a daring horseman and a splendid shot, Morgan demanded the same quailfications in all his recruits. His men were all well mounted and at home on horseback. Days and nights in the saddle without food or sleep and the ever present chance of combat soon developed a seasoned and hardened corps of veterans equal to any task with which they might be confronted. Morgan had confidence In his men; they worshipped him and placed absolute and implicit trust In his leadership and judgment. Such a combination was invincible.

"With 3,000 men, four hundred of whom were unarmed to start with, and with two light batteries of Field Artillery, Morgan left Alexandria on December 23rd and covered the distance of 90 miles from Alexandria, Tennessee to Glasgow, Kentucky. Only one who Is familiar with this section of the country, only one who has traversed this rough and hilly region, only one who knows the hardships and difficulties of the little-used hill roads, can appreciate the difficulties of this march. It Is easy to conceive how his presence In the country was unknown. High ridges covered with dense woods, deep valleys and lack of communication between the Inhabitants along his route explain this factor.

"It was Morgan's custom to start at daylight, ride rapidly until 11 a.m., when he stopped to unsaddle, groom, feed and rest his horses. Then at 12:00, the march would be resumed and continued until dusk. A strong advance guard always preceded his main body by a considerable distance. An advance guard strong enough to beat back any minor resistance which might be encountered and thereby guarantee the unimpeded march of the main body. His flanks were likewise protected; while active patrols in all directions kept him advised of the presence and movements of any enemy forces in the vicinity.

"Morgan's advance guard entered Glasgow, Kentucky, at dusk on Christmas eve. Several troops of the Second Michigan Cavalry which had been out on a foraging expedition rode Into the public square just as Morgan's men entered from the south. Without a moment's hesitation, and with a whoop and yell, Morgan's men charged. In the brisk fight which followed, the Federal troops were defeated - leaving behind one dead and two wounded. Twenty prisoners were captured - and incidentally numerous Christmas turkeys which the foragers carried tied to their saddles.

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"Continuing north from Glasgow on Christmas Day, the advance guard encountered the Union troopsdrawn up for battle about ten miles north of Glasgow. The commander of the advance guard dismounted his men to fight on foot and attack. However, the Federals had concealed a company of infantry in ambush and no sooner had the attack begun than the Confederates were met with a murderous fire from the flank. The lead horses and holders stampeded leaving the attacking force alone in the presence of a vastly superior number. Dismayed and temporarily disorganized by this surprise attack, the Confederates retired across the field to the protection of an oak thicket one or two hundred yards away. The timely arrival of the main body and a prompt charge by them routed the Federals. The march was then resumed.

"Later in the day, Morgan fell upon and captured a large and richly laden sutler's train. Indeed Santa Claus was good to these men so far from home and traveling on Christmas Day. The march was continued across the Green River and through Hammondsville. At dusk a halt was ordered between Hammondsville and Upton. Here protected from surprise by far flung sentry squads; and from the unfriendly elements and the spying eyes by dense woods and hills, Morgan's men celebrated Christmas. A myriad of carefully screened fires were lighted, the luxuries from the hapless sutler's store were distributed; turkeys captured from the Second Michigan the day before were broiled and augmented the usual scanty fare from saddle bags. Tired as they were from a hard day's riding and fighting, Morgan attempted sending messages making inquiries concerning the disposition of the Federal forces in the vicinity (signing himself of course as one of the Federal Commanders along the line). Numerous messages were likewise sent to other commanders and some very misleading Information as to whereabouts and strength of Morgan's command was disseminated. General Boyle's office was thrown into turmoil as a result.

"That Morgan's presence along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was absolutely unknown to the authorities in Louisville was evinced by the fact that while General Morgan and "Lightning" were amusing themselves at the telegraph office, a train laden with artillery and other supplies came into sight from the north. The engineer, however, saw his danger in time to reverse his engine and escape.

"Moving on, the stockade and garrison at the bridge over Bacon Creek were attacked and captured. Later in the afternoon, the stockade and garrison at Nolin suffered the same fate. These stockades were a part of the general scheme for the protection of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Supplies for the depot at Nashville were mainly received by rail from Louisville (185 miles away). The success of the southern holding this line with such tenacity that no serious break could be made in it by cavalry raids, or by disaffected population of the district through which it passed. 'The destruction of a single important bridge would have made matters in front look very serious. The destruction of a number would have compelled the army to retrace its steps." (Col. W. E. Merril's Report of Engineering Activities, Army of the Cumberland). Stockades built of heavy logs and banked with earth were therefore erected at each and every railroad bridge. Some of the stockades were built with towers or second stories to afford an elevated point of observation from which to observe the approach of raiders. Such were the stockades at Bacon Creek and Nolin. Both fell before the determined assault of Morgan's men that day.

"The night of December 26, Morgan bivouacked a few miles south of Elizabethtown. Elizabethtown was strongly garrisoned by a regiment of Illinois troops - 652 men strong. A number of brick warehouses in the vicinity of the railroad station had been loop-holed and strengthened for defense. Morgan threw a cordon of men about town. His artillery was placed upon a commanding

94 Traces - Volume 43 - Issue 4 height and opened fire early in the morning. Seeing the futility of defense, the entire garrison surrendered leaving Morgan free to march on to Muldraugh's Hill where he burned the two long trestlesofthe Louisville and Nashville line. To affect this bitofdestruction, it was necessary to reduce two strong stockades determinedly defended by 700 Indiana troops.

"After burning the trestles on the 28'^ Morgan moved to the Rolling Fork River. The greatest portion of his command crossed that night and moved towards Bardstown. Five hundred men and some artillery, under command of Col. Basil Duke, were dispatched to destroy the stockade and bridge over the Rolling Fork. In the midst of the engagement, a force of 3,000 Federals under command of Colonel Harlan (later a Judge of the Supreme Court) arrived upon the scene and forced the withdrawal of Duke and his men. Aspirited engagement took place at the crossing of Rolling Fork in which Colonel Duke was wounded and escaped capture only through the heroic action of Capt. Quirk of Quirk's Scouts who placedthe wounded Colonel acrossthe pummel of hissaddle and holding him on.

"It was essential that Morgan shouldturn southward and beat a hasty retreat from the State if he wished to evade capture ordestruction. He accordingly, left Bardstown on the 30*^. Acold, chilling rain had set in and his march to Springfield was one misery and hardship. He reached Springfield about dusk on the 30*^ There he rested his men an hour and then resumed the march towards Lebanon, nine miles distant. Detouring around Lebanon with his main body, he caused the rear guard to drive in the pickets on the north side of town and to light a myriad of camp fire to give the impression that he was halting in force before the town and only waiting daylightto launch his attack. He was successful in his ruse, for several Federal columns were deflected from a course which would have thrown them across his line of retreat and marched to the aid of Lebanon. When they arrived in the morning, Morgan and his men were miles to the south. All through the bitter cold night, he continued his march. At time, the half frozen troopers dismounted and led their horses to restore the circulation to their benumbed limbs. Horses and men were covered with sheets of ice, but on and on they went. Therewas no stoppingfor rest until noon of the 3l" when a fleeting hour was snatched for man and beast. Reports had come to Morgan that columns had been dispatched from Munfordville and Glasgow to intercept him at Columbia or Burkesville before he could cross the Cumberland. He was taking no chances with the irate Federal Commanders. He continued the march.

"Night of the 31^^ found him at Campbellsville. He and his men had been continuously in the saddle, with the exception of two brief rests, for over thirty-six hours; and now that he had safely outdistanced his pursuers for the time being, he ordered a halt and went into bivouac for the night. On the morning of New Year's Day, after eight hours rest, he again took up the march. On through Columbia - ahead of the oncoming enemy - on without stopping, to Burkesville where he arrived on the morning of January 2. Several miles away was the Cumberland and safety. There was not a sign of an intercepting force. He had again successfully outmarched his adversaries. In a few hours, he was safe beyond the river.

"What a glorious Christmas week it had been! He had thrown consternation into the enemy camp; the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was a wreck from Upton to Shepherdsvllle; he had captured or destroyed vast amounts of enemy property; captured 1,000 prisoners; his command was returning better mounted and armed than when it had started - armed and mounted at the expense of the enemy. It was six months before the hard working Federal engineers were able to repair their main line of supply; in those days, time counted."

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THE PACE FAMILY Contributed by Charles Hartley (HartlevfStelou.com). continued from Volume 43, Issue 3, Fall.

John Pace livedand died in Henrycounty, Virginia. Hewas the father of thirteen children, only two of whom I knew, William Ingram and Anxton. [According to his will, John Pace had the following children with Elizabeth Nunn Pace: William Ingram, Lucy, Thomas, Susannah, Elizabeth, Sarah, John, and Polly; and the following children with Mary Baker Stone: James Baker, Greenville Thompson, Jerman W., Lucinda Thompson, and Matilda Patterson. Anxton (Langston) was actually John Pace's brother, uncle to William Ingram Pace. Langston also named a son William Ingram.]

William Ingram, son of John Pace, was born July 8th, 1773, and died Dec. 18th, 1843. [See his will here.] He married Sallie Nunn, who was born May 15, 1779, and died Sept. 21st, 1859. They were married Nov. 24th, 1796. They were buried two miles East of Summer Shade at their old home, leaving fourteen children. These are their names and generations:

Elizabeth Dunn Pace, daughter of W. I. Pace, was born Nov. 20th, 1799, died Oct. 19th, 1879, and was buried at her old home place. She married Joseph Clark, Dec. 13th, 1815, and he died about 1824, leaving five children.

Nancy Ferris Clark, daughter of Elizabeth D. Clark, was born July 20th, 1817, married John L. Bybee, Oct. 24,1833, and died Feb. 3,1902. She had thirteen children.

Henry Clay Bybee, born Aug. 14,1834, who married Eliza Watt, Oct 6,1858. [The 1880 census shows Henry and Eliza with 7 daughters: Lillie, Emer, Bettie, Mattie, Minnie, Nanny, and Mary; and a son: Joseph. (Metcalfe County KY, page 225D)]

Jemimia E. Bybee, daughter of Nancy Bybee, born Sept. 30,1836, married London Pace, June 7,1857. London P. Pace, her husband, was born 1835, died March 23,1897, and was buried at the old Bybee home, two miles East of Coral Hill,where John L. Bybee and Nancy F. Bybee were buried. She and her children live near Horse Cave. [London and Jemima were shown in the 1880 census with 5 children: nancy, Sanford, Ella, Frank, and Fountain. (Hart County KY, District 80, pages 323D-324A)]

Christopher T. Bybee, son of Nancy F. Bybee, born July 8, 1838, married M.J. Howard, Sept. 6,1865, died April 18, 1877, and was buried at Walnut Hill. He left three children. His widow lives at Edmonton, Ky.

Mark Dougherty Bybee, born Sept. 17,1839, died In the West, I know not when.

Joseph J. Bybee, son of Nancy Bybee, born June 25,1842, died June 20,1864. He was in the war. W. Ely Bybee, son of Nancy Bybee, born July 16, 1844, married Eliza F. Pedigo, Feb. 10, 1875. They have no children, and now live in Louisville, Ky.

Thomas Munford Bybee, son of Nancy Bybee, born Oct. 4,1846, married C.C. Twyman, Nov. 14,1866. He has eleven children and now live at Munfordville.

Mary A. Bybee, daughter of Nancy Bybee, born Sept 11, 1848, married William J. Warder, Nov. 13, 1866. He died June 1885 and was buried at Mt. Moriah. She died Nov. 22,1900 and was buried at the same place. They had three children, two boys and one girl. [According to Augustine (Augie) Warder

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Royalty, Mary Ann Bybee and her husband James William Warder had three children: Charles A. Warder (b. 12 May 1868; d. 12 Dec 1944 in Hart Co KY), Edwin E. Warder, and N. Ullian Warder Gillock (b. 16 Dec 1883; d. 2 Mar 1933 in Horse Cave KY). Augie's great-grandfather, Joseph V. Warder was James William Warder's brother. Augie also indicates that James William Warder left a will signed 18 Mar 1886 which is on a LDS film and is cited in a Pace family file.]

[According to the Metcalfe County, Kentucky Cemetery Records, Volume 1 (1983), J.W. and Mary A Warder are buried in the Shirley-Urie Gossettcemeterywhich is located on the Randolph-Mt. Moriah road north ofSummerShade.Thedates given for Mary match those given byClark. No dates are given for J.W. Also, Edwin E. Warder(b. 31 Mar1871; d. 10Apr1928) and hiswifeSallie E. Warder(b. 22Jan 1871; d. 12 Dec1916) are buried in the Summer Shade cemetery.]

Sanford R. Bybee, born March 4,1861, married a Miss Loving Feb 1886. They have no children and live at the old Bybee place.

A.F. Bybee, daughterof Nancy Bybee, born March 21,1853, married Jot F. Wilson, Nov. 25,1872,died Feb. 1892, and was buried at the old Bybee home place. She left six children.

Sallie C. Bybee, daughter of Nancy Bybee, born June 20, 1855, married Robert H. Gatewood, Jan, 5, 1878. She died Feb. 10,1896 and was buried at the old Bybee place. He died April 30,1905, and was buried at the old Bybee place, leaving four daughters. They live at Coral Hill, Ky.

Walter M. Bybee, son of Nancy Bybee, born March 3, 1857, married Mary Wilson, May 27,1883. They live two miles East of Cave City, Ky.

Sallie Belle Bybee, daughter of Nancy Bybee, born Jan. 2, 1859, married Charlie R. Smith, March 19, 1884 and have six children and live two miles Northeast of Coral Hill, Ky.

William Winchester Clark, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Clark, was born in 1819, married Caroline Sartin 1842, had three children, and died in 1853 and was buried at the old Sartin place, two miles Northwest of Summer Shade. [The Metcalfe County cemetery records book shows William W. Clark, son of Jas. and Elizabeth D. Clark buried at the Baldock-Jeff Shirley cemetery which is located 2.8 miles west of Summer Shade off of highway 90. His dates given are born October 20,1818, died January 16, 1853.] His widow married Stephen B. White and moved to Paris, III., where she and two daughters died and were buried, leaving one living. [According to the 1860 census, Caroline and Stephen White were living in Metcalfe County KY (page 111, household 756) with her three daughters by William Clark: Malissa, Sarah, and Cordelia.] Joseph Jefferson Clark, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Clark, was born 1821, and died 1863 and was buried at the old Buck Nunn place, on the head waters of Uttle Barren river, unmarried.

Thomas Nunn Clark, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Clark, was born Jan. 1823, married Elizabeth Sartin 1841. [2 Mar 1843 (Barren Marriage Book, page 45)] She was born Jan. 19,1824. He died in 1894 and his wife died in 1896. he, his wife and eight children were buried at the Petty burying ground, now Obediah Franklin's, two miles Northwest of Summer Shade. [Thomas N. and Elizabeth Clark are buried in the Clark-Obe Franklin cemetery about 2.7 miles north of Summer Shade off of Highway 640 according to the Metcalfe County cemetery book. Thomas' dates are born January 29, 1823, died September 10, 1894. Elizabeth was born Januar 4, 1824 and died August 6, 1900 according to this book. That does not agree with Clark. Usted in a line with Thomas and Elizabeth are (1) infant

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Joseph Clark, their son, married Eliza Boone, and lives at Summer Shade, Ky. [Joseph and Eliza Clark (on same stone) are buried in the Summer Shade cemetery. Joseph was born September 12,1853 and died July 10,1935. Eliza was born September 12,1862 and died April 14,1926.]

Critton G. Clark married Fannie Harbison, and now live at Rushville, Ind. [There is a Crittenden G. Clark buried next to Joseph and Eliza Clark in the Summer Shade cemetery with dates of 1861-1925. Accordingto his death certificate, Crittenden was born 20 Jul 1861, and died 23 Jun 1925. The picture to the right is of Crittenden, Fannie, and their son, Lawrence Lemon Clark. It is provided by Joe Clark, Crittenden and Fannie's great-grandson.]

Sarah Clark, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Clark, born 1824, married Mark Dougherty in 1841. He died in Mississippi, and she died in Tennessee. [Mary Sue Smith, a descendent of Mark and Sarah Dougherty, indicates that Mark died 22 June 1869 and is buried in Auburntown, Cannon County TN.] They left children in both states. [Census records show 9 children: William, Martha, Fidelia, Susan, Dick, Almeda, Joe, Mary, and A.W. (1850: Barren County KY, District 2, page 463; 1860: Barren County KY, Glasgow, page 62)]

Nancy Gatewood Pace, daughter of William I. and Sallie Pace, born July 21, 1800, married Samuel Clark 1819 [22 Dec 1818 (Barren Marriage Book, page 45)]. He died Oct. 1827 and was buried at Dixon Springs, Tenn. His wife died July 23, 1884 and was buried at the old Pace place. [While it was very difficult to read, Nancy Gatewood Pace Clark's tombstone indicates a death year of 1883. From a personal visit to cemetery on 6 Jun 2000 by Charles and Betty Hartley. The cemetery is located on a knoll on the east side of Highway 163 just north of Highway 90 east of Summer Shade. This was apparently the old Pace place.] She had seven children.

Sallie Ann Clark, daughter of Samuel and Nancy G. Clark, born 1820, drowned in a tan vat 1823 and was burled at Dixon Springs, Tenn.

Elizabeth Murrell Clark, daughter of Samuel and Nancy G. Clark, was born June 21,1821, married John Neville in 1842, and died in 1865 and was buried at the Petty graveyard. She left no children.

Eliza Francis Clark was born Sept. 13, 1822, married Wade Veluzat in 1839 [27 May 1838 (Barren Marriage Book, page 267)]. He died Jan 16, 1875, and was buried at Horse Cave, leaving one child. [Anita Veluzat Bryan provided the following information about Wade Veluzat: "Began mature career at Randolph in Barren County. Earned living as schoolmaster. Appointed postmaster of Randolph & Winsom in Barren Co. on August 10, 1861. During the Civil War he had a store in Randolph. Said to have close ties to Abraham Lincoln • was given a laptop wooden desk by Lincoln for services rendered, perhaps for gathering intelligence. Guerilla forces confiscated some of his merchandise and forced him and his son, Lewis, to burn the remainder. He moved to Horse Cave in 1865 and was a banker, having founded the Caverna Bank. Tombstone reads: Wade Veluzat, October 29, 1819 - January 16, 1875. Established First Hart County Bank; Built First Brick Building in Hart County; Extensive Land Owner; Union Co. Civil War; Personal Friend of Abraham Lincoln."] [Of Eliza, his wife, Anita said,

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"Tombstone reads 'Devoted member of the Baptist Church, Biblical scholar, member of one of Kentucky's oldest and historical families.'"] tewis Veluzat, son of Wade and Eliza Veluzat, who married Mary Shirley and had eightchildren, five of whom are living in Horse Cave, Ky. [The 1880 census for Hart County KY (Horse Cave District, page 281A) shows 7 children: Eugene, Fannie, Henry, Millie, John, Raymond and Eliza.]

Eliza Francis ClarkVeluzat, widow of Wade Veluzat, married Robert Sublett, of Horse Cave, Ky.

William Henry Clark [This is the author of this booklet.], son of Samuel and Nancy G. Clark, was born Jan. 11, 1824, married Katie Ann Lawson, May 23, 1843. She died Dec. 22, 1861, and was buried at Brownsville, Ky. They had eight children. Hethen married Francis Nichols, widow of T.Y. Nichols, who was a Miss Hatcher before her first marriage. They were married April 10,1862. She died Jan. 16,1897 and was buried at Coral Hill, Ky., and had nine children.

Those by the first marriage are: Palveneure G. Clark, born March 12,1845, and married O.H. Fishback, Dec 10,1867 and had three children, Frederick Jessie, Aubrey Clark and Francis Alma. O.H. Fishback was born March 12,1834, and died jan 24,1903 and was buried in Odd Fellow's cemetery, Glasgow, Ky.

Frederick Jessie Fishback, oldest son of O.H. and P.G. Fishback, was born Nov. 9, 1870 and married Mary E. Ford, Nov. 9,1897, and lives in Louisville, Ky.

Aubrey C. Fishback, second son of O.H. and P.G. Fishback, was born March 25,1878, and married M.E. Wilcoxon, May 31,1900 and lives in Louisville, Ky.

Francis Alma Fishback, only daughter of O.H. and his widow, live at Glasgow Junction, Ky. Elizabeth Francis Clark, born Aug. 23, 1846, married March 23, 1865, to W.L. Hazelip. They had two children but both died.

Quintilla Clark, daughter of William Henry Clark, was born Feb. 19,1848, died April 23,1848 and was buried at the Petty graveyard, now Obediah Franklin's place.

Samuel Walter Clark, was born April 4, 1849, and married Emma Dougherty in 1872 and had two children. Both died and were buried at Glasgow at the Robert Myers oid home. Samuel Walter Clark and his wife now live in Springdale, Ark.

William Jackson Clark, was born Jan 8, 1852, married Mattie Warder, Jan. 20, 1874. They had five children, two are dead. One of them was buried at Horse Cave and the other at Glasgow, Ky. William Jackson Clark and his wife now live at Franklin, Ky. They have three living children, Walter E, Velma and Mary E. Velma was married to Richard Boyd, in June 1905.

To be continued.

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Courtesy Kentucky Library Research Collections, Western Kentuclcy University, ca. 1885.

This is the Braxton B. Weils family with sitting, L-R, Martha Dee Wells Fox, Braxton B. Wells, son of William Wells and Annie Kinslow, his wife, Kitty Bird Harris Wells, and Mae Jane Wells. Standing, L-R, Laura Wells Broady, Byrd Welts and John W. Wells.

POPLAR GROVE SCHOOL

Courtesy: Courtesy Kentucky Library Research Collections, Western Kentucky University.

Teacher's Register and Grade Book 1906 Barren County, Kentucky withstudents as ofJuly 9^^ 1906

Mary E. Denham, teacher, contracted with J. S. Goode, Ambrose Huffman and J. S. Moore, Trustees for District 41 for teachinga censusenrollmentof 44students. The term beganon the 8'^day of July and ended on the 24*^ day of December, 1906. These recordsat the Kentucky Library also include a copy of a letter written by Granville Matthews.

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Popular Grove School students listed:

Glen Ritter, 6 Annie Pearl Moore, 6 Grandville Matthews, 7 Eva May Moore Renn Huffman, 8 Velma Simmons (F), 9 Eddy Cable or Goble, 9 Ray Simmons, 7 Rule Travis (F,) 9 Harry Simmons, 6 Lizzie Button (F,) 16 Sammie Norvell, 19 Ada Button (F), 18 Laura Payne (F), 14 Ivy Travis or Lewis (F), 16 Ella Moore (F), 5 Pernie? Travis or Lewis (F), 14 Ona Bacon (F), 7 Mollie Travis or Lewis (F), 12 Pearl Bacon (F), 6 Irlie Goad (F), 16 Emma Bacon (F), 9 Mattie Goad (F), 14 Atie Bacon (F), 5 Myrtie Goad (F), 13 Brent Durham, 15 Pernie Goad (F), 9 Billie Durham, 20 Ova Goad (F), 17 Dora Williams (F), 7 Pearl Button (F), 7 Wilbur Williams, 7 Vera Matthews (F), 8 Pearl Brown (F), 8 Eddy Stan? 14 Virgil Brown (F), 6 Levy Goode, 14 Martha Bacon (F), 12 Wendell Moore Jackie Bacon, IS

Other teachers listed are Lydia Nunnally for 1907, with a salary of $28.66 per month with a contract signed by J. S. Goode, Ambrose Huffman and J. W. Atkinson, Trustees.

Her students are female:

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Ella Moore, 7 Mattie Travis, 14 Grace Moore, 6 Annie Travis, 16 Annie P. Moore, 8 Lizzie Button, 16 Mary Goode, 7 Pearl Button, 9 Neeiy Goode, 7 Rule Travis, 11 Dona Williams, 9 Emma Bacon, 11 Hettie Turner, 9 Artie Bacon, 7 Daisy Bacon, 9 Mabel Simmons, 6 Hanie Bacon, 7 Velma Simmons, 11 Pearl Bacon, 8 Flossie Williams, 11 Ora Bacon, 9 Ruth Beatty, 11 Docia Free, 16 Lena Powell, 14 Vera Matthews, 10 Pernie Goode, 11 Ada Norman, 15 Ava Goode, 9 Ina Norman, 13 Martha Bacon, 14

Mary Denham, contract 1908, $247.65 salary per 6 month term. Ma continued:

Paul Atkinson, 7 Myrtle Goode, 16 Elmer Bacon, 6 Vera Matthews, 11 Red Turner, 7 Ervin Powell, 10 Oren Beatty, 8 Lavada Powell, 6 Virgil Sherfey, 9 Mattie Travis, 9 Ernest Sherfey, 6 Pearl Bacon, 19 Bernice Williams, 7 Howie Bacon, 8 Aubrey Moore, 6 Ora Bacon, 10 Harry Simmons, 13 Ava Goode, 10 Rhea Simmons, 11 Janice R? 15 John R.?6 Pearl Brown, 6 Belva? 8 Annie Moore, 9 Roscoe Taylor, 10 Dolly Taylor, 13 Frank Taylor, 6 Daisy Poolan, 11 Early Taylor, 15 Emma Bacon, 12 Roy Beatty, 19 Martha Bacon, 15 Dan Bacon, 8 Nellie Sherry, 15 Charles Bacon, 6 Hattie Sherfey, 14 William Goode, 14 Wallace Norman, 6 Pauline Atkinson, 7 Grace Douglas, 7 Nelly Goode, 8 Hattie Turner, 10 Artie Bacon, 8 Viola Basil, 6 Hazel Reid, 11 Velma Simmons, 12 Ruth Beatty, 12

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MARTHA POWELL HARRISON HONORED

At the October 22, 2015 meeting of the Barren County Historical Society, one of our most dedicated members was honored.

Martha Powell Harrison is the only charter member of our Society who is faithfully supporting and contributing to the Society. She has been a member since the Society's organization in 1972 and has contributed greatly over the years. She was past Editor of "Traces", back in the days when the quarterly was just a few mimeographed pages. She has published the Barren County Marriage Book which is on the shelves of many libraries and in the homes of a multitude of researchers. She has aiso read every extant newspaper until to the early 1900's and recorded births, deaths, marriages, etc. which is available on CD. Martha has also hunted, copied and marked hundreds of county cemeteries and published an update of the Societ/s cemetery book and held various offices through the year.

It was our pleasure to honor Martha at the meeting by presenting her with a life-time membership and a gift card as a small thank you for all she has done.

BOOK DONATIONS TO THE SOCIETY

The Society would like to thank the following for their donations to our library:

Mr. Arland W. Benningfield, Jr. of Louisville, KY., a long-time member of the Society has donated family papers in addition to his large book, on the Marrs Family and assorted lines. He has included many photographs, charts and stories in a well-done and appreciated book!

Another of our members, Lloyd Dean, has donated several booklets which include: 40*^ Dean & Creech Reunion, Bert T. Dean 1903-1974, An Appalachian Flood of Memories Volume 1, Morehead United Pentecostal Church and Pentecostal Women in Kentucky History. We would like to thank Lloyd for his generous gifts.

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OLDEN TIMES IN GLASGOW

The following two photographs are courtesy of the Kentucky Ubrary and William S. Terry IV. Sam's excellent book entitled "Images of America GLASGOW" is available through Arcadia Publishing (ww.aracadiapublishing.com) as well as through Amazon.com and local stores in Glasgow. It has a wonderful display ofphotographs.

This view ofthe East Public Square was captured before the greatfireof 1900, which destroy*, muchof this section of downtown. At first glance, the viewer mightconfuse this for the Nori Public Square with the structure on the left being similar to theFirs^Nanonal Bank huildin Thebuilding on thefar right, the E. Morris building, and thechurch steeple, the then locatic of First Christian Church,set the record straight. (Courtesy of the Kentucky Library.)

A faded old picture showing Oelvaux Jewelry and the Glasgow Shoe and Clothing Company. Courtesy Kentucky Library.

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This map Is a reduceil vnrslon of one included w^Ith — IDJ ^ miv E-ntcrant Trails C.tst r.{ the Mtsslsslppt. by Marcus , L.'wis. T::-.' bock, togctlior •.vlth the enKirged map, Is avali-'C oblc fr-rn th: National Ger.nilcqlcal ScciGiy, 1921 Sundi?rland\s^

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Gorin Genealogical Publishing New Offerings 205 Clements Avenue - Glasgow, KY 42141-3409

([email protected] - http://www.gensoup.org/gorln/index.html

A Complete Index To The Names ofPersons, Places and Subjects Mentioned in Litteirs Lawsof Kentucky. Commonly known as Littell's Statutes of Kentucky, there are 5 volumes that were done by Littell in the early years of statehood. Difficult to find and research, this re-print was done by Littell listing every person's name and places cited in those five volumes with a reference to the volume and page number where found. In alphabetical order with over 4500 individual's names, the reader will find a brief but thorough explanation of why they were listed in the State records. This book contains a gold mine of information where individuals had affairs conducted at the state level instead of county. It includes many murders, illegitimate marriages, divorces, problems with headright lands, surveying difficulties, payments to those leading and protecting settlers through the Cumberland Gap, escaped felons, town founders, business owners, ferries and so much more. 212 pages of names plus a full-name index showing all individuals cited within an individual's entry. A book serious researchers should have when they cannot find references at the county level. $30.00 for printed version; $20.00 as an e-book.

Warren County Birth Records. Transcribed from the microfilmed copy of the Vital Statistics. The following years are shown: 1852-1859, 1861, 1874-1878, 1901-1904, 1906-1910. This is a huge work of over 4,511 births during this time frame including 858 slave births. Information contained shows the name of the child, date of birth, race, status (living or stillborn), gender and parents' or owner's names. These films are very old; some pages almost totally faded out so there will be some entries that were not totally readable. A valuable source for the Warren County researcher. Has surname index, 141 pages. $28.00 or $20 as PDF file (e-book).

Warren County Vital Statistics - Deaths. Covering 1852-1859,1874-1878,1900-1904 and 1906- 1908. 2,875 deaths are recorded including slave deaths. Information varied from year to year but normally included: name of deceased, race, age, gender, marital status, cause of death, places of birth, residence and death, parents' names and sometimes place of birth of parents. The condition of the microfilm is bad on some years but was transcribed to the best of my ability. There about 10 murders, several suicides, deaths from the cholera epidemic of 1854, diphtheria, starvation and other causes. Also shown are some deaths occurring in other counties who never lived in Warren Co plus many families from Barren, Allen, Adair, Logan and Cumberland Co. 151 pages including surname index. $28.00 or $20.00 in the e-book version.

If purchasing both Warren County Births and Deaths - $50.00.

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RECENT SPEAKER - Eddie Price

Return speaker, Eddie Price, entertained a large audience on October 22, 201S. Complete with humor, costume and a thorough knowledge of the subject, 1812: Remember the Raisin! The meeting was held in conjunction with the Mary Wood Weldon Ubrary through the auspices of the Kentucky Humanities Council.

"Frenchtown, Ft. IVIeigs, Mississinewa, the Battle of Lake Erie, the River Thames, New Orleans..." Kentucky's contribution in the War of 1812 was vital to the American War effort. This presentation shows how deeply Kentuckians were involved economically, politically, militarily, and emotionally. The massacre at River Raisin gave rise to the battle cry of the war: "Remember the Raisin!" Governor Isaac Shelby left Frankfort to lead troops along the northern frontier and commanded victorious soldiers at the Battle of the Thames. After all they had sacrificed, Kentuckians answered the call once more to defend New Orleans. The epic battle on the sugarcane plantations below the city provided redemption for the young American nation - and for a state seeking to shed its pioneer image to become one of the more influential states in the union."

A song was written after the Battle which Eddie had us sing along with. See the words before Queries, this issue.

WE SALUTE THE GLASGOW DAILY TIMES ON ITS ISO'" ANNIVERSARY!

The first issue of The Glasgow Times was published by W. L. Porter and C. C. Forbes on November 4, 1865. The first issue had the following announcement: "We will send our paper this morning to everybody in town. We can but venture to hope that it may enlist the Interest of all. Free from sectarian or partisan bias, we are using our efforts to supply a newspaper devoted solely to the

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local interest of the county, etc." It will be noted that in this month, the state had only been out from under martial law for one month; federal troops were still on duty!

On April 5,1866, Porter and Forbes turned the paper over to W. B. Munford and C. W. Geers. They in turn sold to E. Y. Kilgorewith John D. Woods, Editor. In 1880 W. Basil Smith and Harry C. Gorin were part-owners until 1892. For part of this time, J. M. Richardson was part owner with Smith.

1 Harry Gortn (left) & W. Basil Smith Glasgow Weekly Times in 1879, shown on (right). Courtesy Glasgow Daily Times. Beers & Lanagan map.

Glasgow Daily Times Office in 1939 - Courtesy South Central KY Cultural Center. The office was located on the square on Race Street.

Throughout the years. The Glasgow Weekly Times, now the Glasgow Daily Times, has served us well.

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—: r" ••* - - • •• V • i Hunters of Klc^tncky, op H^alf tiORBIZ AND HAnr* A GA TOII.

Ye gentlemen and ladles fair, But Jackson he was wide awake, Who grace this famous city, And was not scar'd at trifles. Just listen if you've time to spare* For well he knew what aim we take While I rehearse a ditty; With our Kentucky rifles. And for the opportunity So he led us down by Cypress swamp. Conceit yourselves quite lucky. The ground was low and mucky; For 'tis not often that you see There stood John Bull in martial pomp A hunter from Kentucky. And here was old Kentucky. Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentuckyt Oh Kentucky, the hunters of KentuckyI Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky! Oh Kentucky, the hunters of KentuckyI

We are a hardy, iree-bom race, A bank was rais'd to hide our breasts, Each man to fear a stranger; Not that we thought of dying, What e'er the game we join in chase. But that we always like to rest, Despising toll and danger Unless the game is flying. And if a daring foe annoys, Behind it stood our little force, Whatever his strength and forces, None wished it to be greater, We'll show him that Kentucky boys For ev'ry man was half a horse, Are alligator horses. And half an alligator. Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky! Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky! Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky! Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky!

I s'pose you've read it in the prints, They did not let our patience tire. How Packenham attempted Before they show'd their faces; To make old Hickory Jackson wince, We did not choose to waste our fire, But soon his scheme repented; So snugly kept our places. For we, with rifles ready cock'd, But when so near we saw them wink, Thought such occasion lucky, We thought it time to stop 'em, And soon around the gen'ral ilock'd And 'twould have done you good I think, The hunters of Kentucky. To see Kentuckians drop 'em. Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky! Oh Kentucky, the hunters of KentuckyI Oh Kentucky, the hunters of KentuckyI Oh Kentucky, the hunters of KentuckyI

You've heard, 1 s'pose how New-Orleans They found, at last, 'twas vain to f^ht, Is fam'd for wealth and beauty. Where lead was all their booty, There's girls of ev'ry hue it seems. And so they wisely took to flight. From snowy white to sooty And left us all the beauty So Packenham he made his brags, And now, if danger e'er annoys, If he in fight was lucky, Remember what our trade is. He'd have their girls and cotton bags, Just send for us Kentucky boys. In spite of old Kentucky. And we'll protect ye, ladles. Oh Kentucky, the hunters of KentuckyI Oh Kentuclcy, the hunters of KentuckyI Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky! Oh Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky!

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ACTIVE QUERIES -WINTER 2015

ABNER-BELCHER-RAMEY; William Lewis Ramey, 138 Village Circle, Glasgow, KY 42141-3400 ALLEN-TURK: Patricia Hollingsworth, 180 Shadow Lane, Jeffersonville, KY 40337 ATKINSON -BYBEE-LAYNE; Glade I. Nelson, 137 Bamberger Road, N. Salt Lake, UT 84054 BALLARD-DURRETT-FANSLER: Betty Durrett, 312 E. Washington St., Glasgow, KY 42141-2632 BARLOW-KILLCREASE-SMITH: Betty R. Prescott, 7 LaSalle Drive, Bangor, ME 04401 BARTLETT-LYON(S)-WILBERT: Margie Gentry, 2796 Etoile Rd., Glasgow, KY 42141 BASS-BOYD-CRUMP; Mrs. James R. Boyd, 1545 Shepherdsville Rd., Hodgenville, KY 42748-9429 BAUGH-BLANTON-PADEN/PEDEN: Mary B. Jones, 108-A Trista Lane, Glasgow, KY 42141-3481 BEAM-HARRISON-STEENBERGEN: Julia K. Braun, 1129 Bradshaw Rd., Austin, KY 42123 BELL-BRANSFORD-PROCTOR: David Lyons, 388 Riherd Estates Rd., Park City, KY 42160 BIRGE-CRUMPTON-HAMLET: Norma J. Draper, 1734 Old Buck Creek Rd., Adolphus, KY 42120 BRADLEY-McCARTNEY-McFADEN; Norma Houston, 10616 Meandering Way, Ft.Smith, AR 72903 BRIDGES-HERNDON- RICHMOND: Ruth Bridges Wood, 156 Lohden Rd., Glasgow, KY 42141 BRIDGES-HUCKABY -PAYNE: Alice K. Kugler, Rt. 1, Box 1060, Cross Timbers, MO 65634-1060 BRITT-CRAWFORD-LANE: Cheyanne C. Zink,630 Moon Lake Dr.-North, Weslaco,TX 78596-9657 BRITT-EDWARDS-SHARP: Darrell Rich, 674 Red Cross Rd., Park City, KY 42160-7527 BROWN-JOHNSON-WILSON: Gary S. Pitcock, 87 Long Hill Rd-So .Windsor, CT 06074-4212 BROWNING-PEDEN-TAYLOR: Greg & Natalie Pate, 3602 Sawmill Circle, Pace, FL 32571-6471 BURD-EDWARDS-HARDY: Chester P. Wilkes, 11626 Lida Rose Dr., San Antonio, TX 78216-3016 BURKE-DICKERSON-LAFFERTY: Donna Craven, 477 Monroe Ave., Glencoe, IL 60022 BURK5-DALE-DEARING: Paul Garland , 4287 Reflections Pkwy, Sarasota, FL 34233 BUTLER-CARVER-HUFFMAN: Laura L. Smith Butler, P.O. Box 247, Burkesville, KY 42717 CAMPBELL-OLDHAM-SPEAR: Mary G. Hull, 518 Fulton St., Keokuk, lA 52632-5632 CARVER-UNE-PECK: Martha P. Harrison, 1786 Capital Hill Ch. Rd, Fountain Run, KY 42133-8544 COLE-JESSIE-SPARKS: Barbara Pendleton, 833 No. Green Street, Glasgow, KY 42141 COOMER-PENDLETON-YATES: Dorothy J. Weidner, c/o Charlotte O'Dea, 320 So. Cain St., Clinton, IL 61727-2304 COPAS-MORRIS-REID: Lindell Morris, 2423 Fulton Ave., Davenport, lA 52803 CRAIN-GERALD-MARTIN; Crystal B. Talbott, P.O. Box 6497, Maryville, TN 37802-6497 CRAWFORD-EMMERT-JOBE; James R. Jobe, 512 Amberwood Way, Euharlee, GA 30145-2736 CRAWFORD-LYONS-STUART: Rebekah Lyons, 388 Riherd Est. Rd., Park City, KY 42160 CREECH-DEAN-WINN: Lloyd Dean, 6770 U.S. Hwy 60-E, Morehead, KY 40351-9035 CURD-ELLIS-TRIGG: Dan Curd, 737 Jenifer St., Madison, Wl 53703-3530 CURD-GRAY-OVERSTREET: Rod Mackler, 944 N. Potomac St., Arlington, VA 22205-1650 DAVENPORT-McGARY-STEENBERGEN: Julian G. Steenbergen, 8402 Zier Rd., Yakima, WA 98908 DAVIDSON (Harris/Harrison, Chris, & Ernest): Dr. Wayne Davidson, 38845 Bronson Dr., Sterling Heights, Ml 48310 DAVIS-FRAZIER-WALLER: Martha J. Thomas, 1552 Oil City Rd., Glasgow, KY 42141 DAVIS-HOOTS-MAYBERRY: Naomi Edmunds, 7438 Old Bowling Green Rd, Glasgow, 42141 DENNEY-ROSS-TURNER; Jane T. Hamm, 3507 Pinecone Circle, Louisville, KY 40241 DOYLE-ROGERS-WELLS: Beverly Brannan, 617 ESt.-NE, Washington, DC, 20002-5229 DuVAL-HARLOW-McGLOCKLIN: Connie Branch, 1605 Nathan Lane, Herndon, VA 20170 EATON-WEST: Eleanor Scheman, 2135 W. OIney Ave., Phoenix, AZ85041 EDWARDS-HARDY-OWEN: Dean H. Lewis, P.O. Box 409, Medanales, NM 87548-0409 EDWARDS-RYAN-JONES: Patricia R. Edwards, 113 Adairland Court, Glasgow, KY 42141 FARRIS-FISHBACK-WHITE :Nancy F. Wills, 20617 Parkside Cir, Potomac Falls, VA 20165-17X2 FISHER-LANDRUM-MARTIN: John Paul Grady, 4218 Oxhill Rd., Spring, TX 77388-5752 FOLDEN-PITCOCK/PIDCOCK-THOMERSON; John R. Pitcock, 7110 Rolling Creek Blvd., Louisville, KY 40228-1346 GARNER-HARLOW-WILLIAMS: Shirley M. Harlow, 141 Pleasant View Dr., Glasgow, KY 42141 GARNETT: Cynthia Ware, 316 Arcadia St., Hurst, TX 76053 GOODNIGHT-LANDRUM: Nancy Sterling Tyler, 6031 Lloyd Court, Dallas, TX75252-2676 GORDON-HYMAN-JACOBS: Judy D. Jones, P.O. Box 237, Tijeras, NM 87059

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GORIN-LAUGHERY-PYLE: Sandl Gorin, 205 Clements Ave., Glasgow, KY 42141-3409 GREER-PIPER: Maria Greer, 1516 Owl Spring Rd., Glasgow, KY 42141 HARBISON-NEVILLE-NUNN: Kay Harbison, 4099 Randolph-Summer Shade Rd.,Summer Shade, KY 42166 HAYES-HERRING-WILSON: Diana Laubenstein,19126 Liggett St., Northridge, CA 91324 HAZELIP-MADISON-RIGDON: Bonnie Dillon 2571 Edgehill Dr., Lexington, KY 40510-9710 HESTAND-PENNINGTON-STEEN: EdwinaWarner, 1203 So. Pope St., Benton, IL 62812 HODGKINS-PAGE-REDFORD: Ann J. Leger, 603 Greenbrier Dr., Silver Spring, MD 20910 HOLTON-McDANIEL-SHUFFETT: Michael McDanlel, 202Tyne Rd., Louisville, KY 40207 HOUCK-KINSLOW-McCUE: Wanda Houck, 599 Newlin Court, Lawrenceville, GA 30046-6240 HURT-PAINE: Patricia Cole Paine, 708 Cleveland Ave., Glasgow, KY 42141-9712 MORAN-RITTER; Catherine M. Shaw, 875 Dry Run Road, Beech Creek, PA16822-8022 MOSBY-KING-WILSON: Leight & Margaret Wilson, 9114 Glover Lane, Louisville, KY 40242 NORRIS-SYKES/SIKES-WADE: Betty J. Christiansen,3621 GeorgiaSt-,NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110-1434 OWENS: Susan Wilkinson,. P.O. Box 54, Mammoth Cave, KY 42259 PATTERSON-PIPKIN-SWINDELL/SWINDLE: Karen Asche, 201 Florence Ave., Medford, OR 97504 POAGE: Rev. Dr. Bennett D. Poage, 297 Rosemont Garden, Lexington, KY 40503 RECTOR-RICHEY: Robert R. RIchey, 3019 Franks Road, New Franklin, OH 44216 STEENBERGEN: Sandra Claywell, 101 Joe Montgomery Court, Glasgow, KY 42141

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*Life Member

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ALVIS, Phyllis* 1211 Jornada Street Pahrump, NV 89048-7183 AROSTEGUY, Dallas L. 307 Reynolds Road Glasgow, KY 42141 ASCHE, Karen 201 Florence Avenue Medford, OR 97504 BAILEY, Pascal E. ♦ 588 Townhill Road Taylorsville, KY 40071-9637 BAILEY, Sue Chirch 2615 Seminary Drive Louisville, KY 40241-6506 BASTIEN, Paul * 80 Paul Bastien Lane Glasgow, KY 42141-7880 BEAM, Maurice 1218 Shawnee Bowling Green, KY 42104-4257 BEATTY, David A. 9213 Auburn Avenue Jefferstown, KY 40299-1603 BENNINGFIELD, Arland W. 2196 Janlyn Road Louisville, KY 40299-1718 BERRY, Mary Elizabeth 6538 Jackson Hwy. Cave City, KY42127 BERTRAM, Ira H. 211 New Salem Road Glasgow, KY 42141-3216 BEWLEY, Gary 2731 Tompklnsville Road Glasgow, KY 42141 BIRD, David A. 17802 N. 23''' Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85023-2104 BITTORIE, Kay 4828 Corydon Lane Indianapolis, IN 46239 BOTTS, Stephen R. 2220 New Salem Road Glasgow, KY 42141-7411 BOYD, Mrs. James R. 1545 Shepherdsville Road Hodgenville, KY 42748-9429 BRANCH, Connie H. ♦ 1605 Nathan Lane Herndon, VA 20170 BRANNAN, Beverly W. 617 E. Street Lane Washington, DC 20002-5229 BRAUN, Julia K. 1129 Bradshaw Lane Austin, KY 42123 BROOKS, Alice A. 360 Brooks Road Summer Shade, KY 42166 BRUTON, EricT. 4930 Temple Hill Road Summer Shade, KY 42166 BUTLER, Laura L* P. O. Box 247 Burkesville, KY 42717 BUTLER, Terri 905 Port Road #10 Sevierville, TN 37862 CALHOUN, L. E. ♦ 10547 Finney Road Glasgow, KY 42141-7031 CANNON, W. J. ♦ 1008 Ironwood Drive Bowling Green, KY 42103-6202 CHRISTIANSEN, Mrs. Betty J. 3621 Georgia Street, NE Albuquerque, NM 87110-1434 CLAYWELL, Sandra 101 Joe Montgomery Court Glasgow, KY 42141

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CLEMONS, Marna L* 12120 Mil Pitrero Road San Diego, CA 92128 COMER, Chad P. 0. Box 99 Gamaliel, KY 42140 COWHERD, Debbie 1219 Lansdowne Road Indianapolis, IN 46234-1979 CRAVEN, Donna G. 477 Monroe Avenue Glencoe,IL 60022-2027 CROSS, Willie G. * 122 Vermont Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45215-2046 CROWE, Joan Thompson * 130 Morgan Street Versailles, KY 40383-1429 CURD, Dan 737 Jenifer Street Madison, Wl 53703-3530 DAVIDSON, Dr. Wayne 38845 Bronson Drive Sterling Heights, Ml 48130 DEAN, Lloyd 6770 U. S. 60 East Morehead, KY 40351-9035 DeFEVERS, M/M Michael 131 Beverly Hills Drive Glasgow, KY 42141 DILLON, Bonnie 2571 Edgehill Drive Lexington, KY 40510-9710 DOWNING, San * 65 Erie Crescent Fairport, NY 14450-2472 DRAPER, Orma Jean 1734 Old Buck Creek Road Adolphus, KY 42120-8771 DURRETT, Betty 312 East Washington Glasgow, KY 42141 EDMUNDS, Naomi 7438 Old Bowling Green Glasgow, KY 42141 EDWARDS, Patricia R. 113 Adairland Court Glasgow, KY 42141 FISHER, Thurman E. * P. O. Box 653 KY, TX 79029-0653 FLEMING, Linda S. * 270 l'*Avenue, Apt.6B New York, NY 10009-2622 FOUTCH, Dan 900 S. Green Street Glasgow, KY 42141 GARDNER, Woody L. * 1 Forest Hills Drive Glasgow, KY 42141 GARLAND, Paul 4287 Reflections Parltway Sarasota, FL 34233-1454 GARRISON, Jimmy & Dana 7115 Woodhaven Road Louisville, KY 40291 GENTRY, Margie 2796 Etoile Road Glasgow, KY 42141-8691 GILLEY, David G. * 1245 Woodsdale Farm Drive Shepherdsville, KY 40165-5772 GORIN, Sandi 205 Clements Avenue Glasgow, KY 42141-3409 GRADY, John Paul 4218 Oxhill Road Spring, TX 77388-5752 GREEN, Ray H. 911 Nelson Drive Melbourne, FL32940-1799 GREER, Maria 1516 Owl Spring Road Glasgow, KY 42141 GRIFFIN, Lorraine M. * 198 East 9670 South Sandy, UT 84070-3332 HAFLING, Judye * 698 Anderson-Perkins Road Edmonton, KY 42129-9526 HAMM, Jane Turner 3507 Pinecone Circle Louisville, KY 40241-2725 HARBISON, Kay 4099 Randolph-Summer Shade Rd Summer Shade, KY 42166 HARMON, Sandra * 2701 Cabernet Way Rancho Cordova, CA 95760-4811 HARLOW, Shirley M. 141 Pleasant View Drive Glasgow, KY 42141 HARRISON, Martha Powell * 1786 Capital Hill Church Rd. Fountain Run, KY 42133-8544 HILL, Margaret L. * 489 Middle Gate Irvington, VA 22480-2416 HOLLINGSWORTH, Patricia E. 180 Shadow Lane Jeffersonville, KY40337-8825 HOUCK, Wanda 599 Newlin Court Lawrenceville, GA 30046-6240 HOUSTON, Norma E. 10616 Meandering Way Fort Smith, AR 72903 HULL, Mary G. 518 Fulton Street Keokuk, lA 52632-5632 JEWELL, Jeffrey * 905 Broadfields Drive Louisville, KY 40207 JOBE, James R. 512 Amberwood Way Euharlee, GA 30145-2736 JONES, Judy Davidson P. O. Box 237 Tijeras, NM 87059-0237 JONES, Mary Bridges 108-A Trista Lane Glasgow, KY 42141-3481 JONES, Robert M. * 4411 Lynn Brook Drive Louisville, KY 40220-1007 KERLEY, James R. * 2808 Sparger Road Durham, NC 27705-1643 KINGREY, Mrs. Leonard 3598 Finney Road Glasgow, KY 42141-9646 KINSLOW, Earl & Alice * 3115 Zartman Road Kokomo, IN 46902-2977 KINSLOW, Margie Highland Ridge, Apt. 134, 180 Scottie Drive Glasgow, KY 42141 KUGLER, Alice Route 91, Box 1060 Cross Timbers, MO 65634-1060 LAKIN, Pat * 100 Harwood Street Glasgow, KY 42141

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LANDERS, Egie 4953 Edmonton Road Glasgow, KY 42141-9595 LAUBENSTEIN, Diana 19126 Liggett Street Northridge, CA 91324-2719 UWSON,ClorineJ. * Highland Ridge, Apt. 137 180 Scottie Drive Glasgow, KY 42141-3552 LEE, Alice * 51 White Acres Dr., PO Box 409 Cave City, KY 42127-9158 LEWIS, Dean H. P. O. Box 409 Medanales, NM 87548-0409 LYONS, David 388 Riherd Estates Road Park City, KY 42160 LYONS, Rebe[(ah 388 Riherd Estates Road Park City, KY 42160 McDANIEL, Mike 202Tyne Road Louisville, KY 40207-3444 McMECHAN, Donna G. 2511 Atchison Avenue Lawrence, KS 66047-2621 MACKLER, Rod 944 No. Potomac Street Arlington, VA 22205-1650 MESKER, Wendell W. 7013 Old Heady Road Louisville, KY 40299-5209 MILLER, John Robert 1112 Woodland Street Glasgow, KY 42141 MIZELL, David E. 11870 Spruce Haven St. Louis, MO 63146-4818 MORRIS, Lindeil A. 2423 Fulton Avenue Davenport, lA 58203-3720 MOSS, Gerald 530 Ashley Court Berea, KY40403-1286 MURREY, Loretta Martin 1313 Dripping Springs Road Glasgow, KY 42141-2255 MYERS, Louella K. * 8300 NW Barry Rd. #217 Kansas City, MO 64153-1634 NAGEL, Dorothy* P. O. Box 10037 Murfreesboro, TN 37129 NELSON, Glade t. * 137 Bamberger Road No. Salt Lake, UT 84054 NEWBERRY, Steve* P. O. Box 96 Hiseville, KY 42152 PACE, Debbie P. O. Box 577 Glasgow, KY 42142 PARIS, Marion * 3427 Greenview Drive New Albany, IN 47150-4228 PATE, Greg & Natalie 3602 Sawmill Circle Pace, FL 32571 PAYNE, Patricia 708 Cleveland Avenue Glasgow, KY 42141-1912 PEDEN, James E. * 5888 Bowling Green Road Glasgow, KY 42141 PEDEN, M/M Richard 3480 Blueridge Drive Pensacola, FL32504 PENDLETON, Barbara 822 North Greet Street Glasgow, KY 42141 PITCHFORD, Jeanetta 979 Stoval Road Scottsville, KY 42164-9333 PITCOCK, Gary S. 87 Long Hill Road South Windsor, CT 06074-4212 PITCOCK, John Robert 7110 Rolling Creek Blvd. Louisville, KY 40228-1346 POAGE, Rev. Dr. Bennett D. 297 Rosemont Garden Lexington, KY 40503 POWELL, Tonia Trull * 613 Willow Street Manfield, TX 76063-2417 PRESCOTT, Betty R. * 7 LaSalle Drive Bangor, ME 04401 RAMEY, William Lewis 138 Village Circle Glasgow, KY 42141-3400 REAM, Jerry 306 Seay Street Glasgow, KY 42141 RICH, Darrel 674 Red Cross Road Park City, KY 42160-7527 RICHEY, James H. 9033 Tompkinsville Road Glasgow, KY 42141-7862 RICHEY, Nancy 915 Josephine Street Bowling Green, KY 42101 RICHEY, Robert R. 3019 Franks Road New Franklin, OH 44216 RIDDLE,J. W. * 43210 Center Street Chantilly, VA 20152 RIHERD, Mrs. Shelley T. 77 Steeplechase Road Glasgow, KY 42141-9068 RUBY, Nell E. 9099 West Bass Lake Road Irons, Ml 49644-9018 RYBACK, Mrs. Clarice * 2045 Essex Drive Sun Prairie, Wl 53590-3779 SCHEMAN, Eleanor 2135 West OIney Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85041 SHAW, April 55 Windy Hill Road Glasgow, KY 42141 SHAW, Catherine M. 875 Dry Run Road Beech Creek, PA 16822-8022 SIDDENS, Mrs. Alice 1109 Covington Street Bowling Green, KY 42103-2421 SIDES, Stanley * 2014 Beth Drive Cape Girardeau, MO 63701-1810 SIMMONS, M/M Rollin 300 Seay Street Glasgow, KY 42141-2045

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SIDNEY PHILLIP 38,40 FIT2GERRIL,NANCY 80 NEELY 102 HARDIN B WATTERS 80 FLANDERS,J W 81 NELLY 102 HARDY 30,59 FOLDEN 59 PERNIE 102 HARLAN,ALICE 63 FORBES,C C 107 WILLIAM 102 . COLONEL 95 FORBES 108 GOODNIGHT 59 . LIZZIE KATHERINE 63 FORD,MARY E 99 GORDON 30,59 HARLOW,SHIRLEY M 59 . SUSAN E 80 GORIN,HARRY C 108 HARLOW 59 . WILLIAM TAYLOR 63 . SANDI 13,21,27,30,41 HARPER,LUCINDA 77 FORREST, 65-67,71,76-77 .R EUGENE DR 88 NATHAN BEDFORD 46 . SANDRA 22,58,78,106 . WILLIAM 80 FOSTER,J H 73 GORIN 17,30 HARRIS,KITTY BIRD 100 FOX,MARTHA DEE WELLS 100 GOSSETT,URIE 97 JOSEPH 4 6 FRANCIS,BUD 74 GRADY,JOHN PAUL 30,59 HARRIS 16 FRANK,PETER 62 GRAHAM,PRENTISS 34 HARRISON,DAINE 6-7,13,20 . ROBERT GRAHAM 54 GRAY 30,59 36,71,91 . SARAH 62 GREE,JIMMIE 50 MARTHA P 62,66,71,73 FRANKLIN, LEE 50 MARTHA POWELL 5,71,103 . ELIZABETH HELTON - GREEN,RAY 65 MARTHA 31 RENICK 78 GREENUP,WALTER 50 RUBEN 50 . ELVIRA 78 GREER,DEE 50 HARRISON 50,59 . JAMES 78 .G 50 HARROD,JOHN 16 . LEWIS 78 . MARIA 59 HARTLEY,BETTY 98 . LUCY 78 . MISS 77 CHARLES 75,96,98 . MARY 78 . SARAH DEE 50 HATCHER & SADDLER 75 . MELISSA 78 GREER 59 HATCHER,ALETHA 9 MISS 99 HOWELL,FANNIE 74 MRS 25 HATCHER 81 TC 34 KILLCREASE 30,59 HATES 59 HUCKABY 59 KING 30, 60 HAYNES 16 HUFFMAN, AMBROSE 100-101 KINNAIRD.MISS 74 HAYNIE.W PRESTON 37 RENN 101 KINSLOW,ANNIE 100 HA2ELIP,W L 99 HULLET,LITTLETON 33 . CLAUDE 50 HAZELIP 30 , 59 HUMES,WILL 63 . GINA 3 HEATH, BARBARA 37 , 39 HUMPHEY, LENNIE 32 KINSLOW 59 HELM,BEN HARDIN COL 48 HUMPHREY,ELISABETH 32 KIRBY,GEORGE 51 HELTON,ELIZABETH 78 WILLIAM 32 . NEVA ELLA 51,74 . MARY 78 HUMPHRY,DELPHY 81 . NORA ELLA 74 . NATHANIEL 78 HUNT, MARTHA 32 . PEARL ADELINE 51 HENLEY. JIMMY 51 HUNTER,ELLEN G 64 KIRGAN,CURTIS 64 HENSLEY,PATSY 76 . TEDDY 64 SALVIA J 64 HENSLEY 51 .WF 64 KUGLER,ALICE K 59 HERNDON 30 ,59 HURT,CHICK 14 LAFFERTY 59 HERRING 59 HURT 60 LANDERS,LOLLIE 84 HERRON,MANSFIELD 63 HUSKISON,FANNIE BELLE 51 LANDRUM,ROMIE 50 . WILLIAM AT.BERT . SARAH ANN 51 LANDRUM 30,59 THOMAS 63 . WILEY 51 LANDURM 59 HESTAND 30 ,59 . WILLIE 51 LANE,ALAN ROCKY 18 ,19,70 HICKS,MINFORD 34 HYMAN 30 ,59 . ALAN/ALLAN 20 HIGGINSON, HttMPHREY 38 JACKSON, . ALFRED 10 HILL,C L 24 . ELIZABETH JANE 64 . BESSIE G 10 RILEY 73 . GEORGE 64 . IDA GERTGRUDE HITCH, . HAROLD 64 CLOSSON 10 . HENRIETTA EGLINTINE 62 JACOBS 30 ,59 . ROCKY 20,71 . JOHN 62 JAMES,RUSSELL 73 . THELMA 10 . MARTHA AVE 62 JAMESON, JAMES B 62 LANE 59 HOBBS,AMELIA 41 . PEFMELIA 62 LANEY,BRENDA 29 . KATURAH BARNES 45 ,46 JEWELL, LATROBE,BENJAMIN F 46 48 . GORIN HENDERSON 64 LAUBENSTEIN,DIANA 59 HODGKINS 59 . LEONARD 64 LAUGHERY 30 HOLLANDER,GREGG 3,4 JOBE,JAMES R 59 LAVENDER,SARAH 5 HOLLY 3,4 RANDY 61--62 , 66 LAWRENCE,HURON 51 HOLLINGSWORTH, JOBE 59 LAWSON,JOHN W 10 PATRICIA 30 ,58 JOHNSON,A BELL 13 KATIE ANN 99 HOLMES,A BELL JOHNSON 13 . CLARENCE 64 LAYNE 58 . ABRAHAM GEORGE DR 13 . GENERAL 47 LEE,GEORGETTA 70 . CATHERINE GIBBS 14 . WILLIE 64 . KENNETH 31 . DR 14 JOHNSON 30 ,59 . ROBERT E 6 . FLOYD "SALTY DOG''13--14 JOLLY,DUDLEY 32 . WILLIAM 6 . GEORGE H "DEE" 14 . FRED 64 LEECH,J S DR 82 .JJ 13 .HW 83 JOE S DR 55 . JAMES 14 . JIM 64 LEECH 61 . JOHN JAMES . RACHEL 64 LEEPER,BETTY 77 VANLANDINGHAM 13 . ROSIE 64 . ELIZABETH C 77 . JOHN 14 JONES,J C 74 . JAMES 77 . JOSEPHINE BONAPARTE 13 . JUDY D 30 ,59 . WILLIAM 77 . JOSEPHINE 14 . MARY B 59 LEGER,ANN J 59 . MARY PARIS 14 . MARY BRIDGES 71 LEMONS, JAMES WILLIAM 64 . MILLY LEA 14 . SARAH CLEMENTINE 57 LESLIE,GLADYS 19 . ROBERT JOHN 14 JONES 30 ,59 LESSENBERRY,ROBERT 83 . WENDELL 14 JORDON,EUGENE H 73 LEWIS,DEAN H 30,59 HOLTON 59 . JERRY 73 . HENRIETTA SHEPHERD 6 HOOTS 30, 59 . MARY 73 . IVY 101 HOUCHENS,BUD 50 KERNEY, JOE 64 . MOLLIE 101 ERVIN 50 KETTLE,ANDREW 64 . PEARL 70 HOUCK,WANDA 59 KEY.ELIZABETH 37--39 . PERNIE? 101 HOUCK 59 THOMAS 38 LIGHTFOOT, HOUSTON,NORMA 30, 59 KIDWELL, ISHAM D 78 . CHART,F,S NORTON 11 HOVINE 16 LEROY M 64 . GRANVILLE EARL 11 HOWARD,M J 96 KILGORE,E Y 108 . JOHN 11 . MARGARET ELIZABETH 11 . ROBERT 81 McCOY, MARY 64 LINCOLN,ABRAHAM 99 . SALLIE F 81 McCUE 59 LITTELL 106 . SALLY CRENSHAW 80 McDANIEL,MICHAEL 59 LOCK,MARY CLACK 80 . SAMUEL 80 McDANIEL 9, 59 . POLLY MERRIDA 80 . SARAH T^NN CHAE^4AN 80 McDONAT.n, NEIL 86 . TABITHA HALL 80 . SARAH ELIZABETH 80 McFADEN 30,59 LOCK 80 . SUSAN E FORD 80 McFERRAN,JUDGE 25 LOCKE,ABEL McGEE 80 .WH 80 McGARY 59 . ANNA B 80 . WILLIAM D 80 McGEE,ABEL 80 . ANNA McCOMBS 80 . WILLIAM H 81 McGEE 29 .BF 80 . WILLIAM 80-81 McGLOCKLIN 59 . CATHERINE EDWARDS 81 LOGAN, INDIA P 48 McMECHAN,DONNA 59 . DAVID SR 80 WILLIAM 2 McMILEN AMANDA 62 . DAVID 80 LOVING, MISS 97 WILLIAM F 62 . DELPHY HUMPHRY 81 LOW,E A MISS 74 McMILLEN,M 62 . DORINDA DICKSON 80 LYLE,G G 34 McMURTREY 18 . ELIZABETH BROOKS 80 LYON (S) 59 McRAY 16 . ELIZABETH 80 LYONS,CARRIE 26 McROBERTS,ANNIE 8 . ELLA BALL 81 . DAVID 26 ,59 MEADOR,ISABELLA 45 . ELVIRA EDWARDS 80 . HAYLEY 26 MEDLEY, . FRANCES ANN WHEELER 80 . JOY MEDUEY 26 . ELIZABETH ISBELL 26 . FRANCES EDWARADS 80 . REBEKAH 26, 30 ,59 . JOY 26 . GEORGE F 80 LYONS 30 ,59 MEEK, THOMAS 37 . GEORGE 80 MACKLER,ROD 30 ,59 MEEKS,ANN 38, 40 . HENRIETTA WILLIAMS 81 MADISON 30 ,59 THOMAS 38 . ISAAC N 80 MALONE,MAMIE 11 MELL,A W 68 .JA 80 MALONEY 73 MERRIDA,POLLY 80 .JH 80 MARRS 103 MERRIL,W E COLONEL 94 . JACOB B 81 MARTIN,WOODFORD 2 MESERVE,JOHN BARTLET 56 . JACOB H 80 MARTIN 30 , 59 MEYERHOFF,SAYRA WELLS 36 . JACOB J 80 MASTERS,J W 53 MILLER,CALEB W 62 . JACOB JR 80 MATTHEWS, GRANDVILLE 101 . CAROLINE 62 . JAMES E 80 . GRANVILLE 100 .FT 62 . JAMES 80 . HAROLD 34 . JAMES 62 . JANE E CHAPMAN 80 . JAMES 74 . ROBERT 62 . JINNY A 80 . VERA 101-102 . TABITHA 62 . JOHN H 80 MATTHEWS 29 MILLER 81 . JOHN W 80 MAUK, BENJAMIN H 80 MITCHELL,HASCAL 83 . JOHN 80 MAYBERRY 30 ,59 MITCHILL,SAMUEL L DR 22 . LAURA BELLE 81 MAYFIELD,VELMA 66 SAMUEL L 24 . LOIUSA 81 McCANNON,BENJAMIN B 12 MONROE ,AT.FTHA HATCHER 9 . LUCINDA F 80 . FLORY 12 . BESSIE KATHERINE 64 . MAGDELAIN DUKE 80 . HAZEL 12 . GREEN 64 . MARGARET 80 . MARCIA 12 . JOHN GLYSEBROOK 9 . MARTHA E 80 . ROBERT 12 . NATHANIEL PERRY 9 . MARTHA EDWARDS 81 . VIRGINIA 12 . SAM 64 . MARTHA HALL 80 McCartney 30 ,59 MOOE,ANNIE 102 . MARTHA JANE 80 McCAULEY,APRIL 68 MOORE,ANN ELIZA 15 . MARY B MUSGROVE 80 McCOMBS,ANNA 80 . ANN 16 . MARY CHAPMAN 80 McCONNELL,FANNY 11 . ANNIE P 102

. MARY F SANDERS 80 . HARRIET UBERTO - . ANNIE PEARL 101 . MARY FRANCES 80 "BERT" 12 . AUBREY 102 . MARY JANE CHAPMAN 80 . JOHN 12 . BASS 16 . MARY 80 . LEWIS 12 . BETSY 16 . MILLY 80 . LILLY 12 . BETTIE 15 . NANCY DEAN 80 . LUCY 12 . ELIZA 16 . NANCY FITZGERRIL 80 . LUTHER 12 . ELIZABETH HARBISON 15 . NANCY JANE 80 . MARY DELILA 12 . ELLA 101-102 . NANCY 80-81 . MAUDE 12 . EVA MAY 101 . NAOMB A EDWARDS 80 . MEAKE E 12 . GRACE 102 . POLLY 80 . SIMEON 12 . HAMILTON 15 . RICHARD D 80 McCONNELL 12 . ISABELLA 16 . RICHARD 80-81 McCOUN,JOHN 73 .JS 100 . JAMES 15,62 . WALLACE 102 . LUCY 96 . JENNIE 14-15 NORRIS,HARRY 83 . MARY BAKER STONE 96 . JOHN W 34 NORRIS 30,60 . MATILDA PATTERSON 96 . JOHN 15 NORVELL,SAMMIE 101 . NANCY G 76 . LUCAS 16 NUCKLES,LUCY 32 . NANCY GATEWOOD 98 . MARY 62 NUNN,BUCK 77-78,97 . NANCY 96 . MARY ELIZABETH 16 . ELBERT 78 . POLLY WHALY 78 . NANCY 16 . ELIZA 78 . POLLY 96 . PHEBE 15 . ELIZABETH 77-78,96 . SALLIE 98 . POLLY 16 . GEORGE 78 . SANFORD 96 . SAMUEL 15 . INGRAM 78 . SARAH 96 . SIMEON 15-16 . JOSEPH C 78 . SUSANNAH 96 . THOMAS 14-15 . JOSEPH R 78 . THOMAS 96 . WENDELL 101 . JOSEPH 78 .WI 96 MORAN 30, 60 . LEE 78 . WILLIAM I 77-78,98 MORGAN,ANDREW 32 . MARTHA 78 . WILLIAM INGRAM 78,96 . ELZIE 34 . MARTHA BARTON 78 . WILLIAM PACE 96 .J H/JOHN H 45,47-48 . MARY E 78 PACE 75-76,97 . JANE 64 . MILLIE 78 PADEN 59 .P 32 . NANCY 78 PADGETT 2 9 . RALPH 31 . SALLIE 96 PAGE,DAD 50 MORRIS,E 104 . THOMAS 78 PAGE 59 .H C/HENRY CLAY 34 . WILLIAM 78 PAINE,GENERAL 48 . LINDELL/LINELL 30,59 . WILLIE ANN 76,78 PATRICIA COLE 60 .WC 34 . WILLIE 78 PAINE 60 MORRIS 30,59 . WINCHESTER W 78 PALMER,R S 81 MORRISON,CHRISTY 91-92 NUNN 59 PARIS, MARY 14 . EMMA 32 NUNNALLY,LYDIA 101 PARROTT,LUCRETIA 62 . HENRY J 32 OLIVER,CLARA PEARL 64 PARSLEY,DUCK 51 . JOHN THOMAS 91 ORMES,ANDY 11 . FRANK 51 . LORIE JO RAGLE 91 OSBOKNE,AMIE 50 PATE,GREG 59 MOSBY,BURWELL 8 . ANNIE 50 NATALIE 59 . LETICIA 68 . ASA 50 PATTERSON 60 . LETITIA YOUNG 3 . CLERANCE 50 PATTON,PHILLIP R 25 . MARGARET V MOUNT 8 . DID 50 PAULL,R L 55 . THOMAS HOBSON 8 . LIZZIE 50 PAYNE,LAURA 101 MOSBY 30,60 . LOLA 50 PAYNE 59 MOTTRAM 39 . LOU 50 PEDDICORD,"INDIA" 46 MOTTROM,JOHN 38 OVERSTREET,MELINDA J 61 . AMELIA HOBBS 41 MOUNT,ANNIE McROBERTS 8 MELINDA 66 .CAROLUS JUDKINS 45,48 JOSEPH R 8 OVERSTREET 30,59 . CHARLES LEWIS 45 MULKEY, OVERTON,GOVERNOR 5 5 . COLUMBUS A(DOLPHUS) 45 JOHN NEWTON REV 53 . MILT 55-56 . COLUMBUS 48 MULLER 81 . MILTON B 56-57 . FRANKLIN MORGAN 45 MUNDAY 17 OVERTON 56 . JASPER 41,46 MUNFORD,W B OWEN 30,59 .KF 48 MURPHY,CAROLYN 77,78 OWENS 60 . KATURAH 45 MURRELL, SCHUYLER 2 PACE,ANXTON 78,96 . KELION F(RANKL1N)45,4 6 MUSGROVE ,MARY B 80 . ELIZABETH D 76 . KELION 47-48 MYERHOFF,SARAH 74 . ELIZABETH NUNN 96 . LAURA CLAY 45 NAPIER, REV 34 . ELIZABETH 96 . LILY LOUISA NASH,DELLA 20 . ELLA 96 PLEASANTS 45 NAUHOy,J PARKS 34 . FOUNTAIN 96 . RUTH ELEANOR 45 NELSON,GLADE L 58 . FRANK 96 . WASHINGTON 45 NEVILLE,JOHN 98 . GREENVILLE THOMPSON 96 . WILSON LEE 41,46,48 NEVILLE 59 . HERMAN W 96 . WILSON 45 NEWMAND 16 .JR 32 PEDEN,BENJAMIN 33 NICHOLS,FRANCIS 99 . JAMES BAKER 96 . EVA 31 . LOUIE 50 . JAMES 32 . HOWARD 31 .TY 99 . JOHN 96 . MALINDA 33 NICKLES,LUCY 32 . LANGSTON 78 PEDEN 59 NORMAN,ADA 102 . LONDON P 96 PEDIGO,ELIZA F 97 . INA 102 . LUCINDA THOMPSON 96 JOHN 60 PENDLETON 30,59 RAMEY 58 . MARY F 80 PENICK,CHARLES 80 RAYLRILL 16 SARTIN, CAROLINE 97 PENN,ELIZABETH 6 RECTOR 30 , 60 ELIZABETH 98 . FRANCES HURRAS 5 REDFORD, EMMA 73 SCHEMAN,ELEANOR 30,59 . JOSEPH 5 . MORRIS 64 SCOTT,RANDOLPH 19 . MARY ANN 5 . SILAS 73 SCOTT 16 PENNINGTON 30,59 REDFORD 59 SCRIVENER,MR 24 PERKINS,HIZIAH J 32 REGAN,LOIS 64 SCRIVNER,JAMES 17 . KIZZIE 33 LUCILE 64 SETTLE,MISS 74 . LIZZIE 33 REID,HAZEL 102 T 74 .M 32 REID 30 ,59 SETTLE 10 . MARTHA E 32 RENEAU, ISAAC S3 SETTLES 16 . MARY 32 MARTHA 31 SEWELL, CALEB W 53 .RJ 32 RENICK, SHARP 30,59 . THOMAS 78 . ELIZABETH HELTON 78 SHAW,BAZIL 80 PETTY 98-99 . GEORGE 78 . CATHERINE M 30, 60 PHILLIPS,DOUG 34 . NANCY 78 . JAMES 76 PHILPOTT,CASSANDRA 77 . WILLIAM 3- 4 , 6-8, 71 , 78 . MR 76 PIDCOCK 59 REUBAULD 81 SHELBY, PIERCY,J L 34 REYNOLDS,AGNES LEONA 64 . ISAAC GOVERNOR 107 TENNESSEE 32 . CHESTER 64 . NAN 36 PIPER 59 . ETHEL 64 SHEPARD,JOHN REV 33,34 PIPKIN 60 . IDA 64 SHERFEY,ERNEST 102 PITCOCK,AVO 50 . MEREDITH 54 . HATTIE 102 . BERTHA 50 . WILL 64 . VIRGIL 102 . GARY S 30,59 RICH,DARRELL 30 ,59 SHERFIELD,JOHN 64 . GARY 78 ROBERT R 30 SHERRY,NELLIE 102 . JOHN R 59 RICHARD,T J 32 SHIRLEY,JEFF 97 . MYRTIE 50 RICHARDSON,J M 108 MARY 99 PLANCK/PLANK 74 RICHEY,JAMES 13 ,18, 20 ,71 SHIRLEY 97 POAGE, . NANCY 13, 32 , 36, 71 , 91 SHUFFETT 59 BENNETT D REV DR 60 . ROBERT R 60 SHUGART,G W 32 POOLAN,DAISY 102 . WILLIS 74 SIKES 60 PORTER,W L 53, 55,107 RICHEY 30 SIMMONS,FLOSSIE 102 PORTER 108 RICHMOND 30 . HARRY 101-102 PORTMAN,ROB SENATOR 2 0 RIDDLE,BILL 75 . JAMES M 19, 31 POWELL,CHARLES E 54 RIGDON 30 , 59 . JIMMY 18 ,70-71 . ERVIN 102 RISEN,L C 34 . MABEL 102 . LAVADA 102 RITTER,GLEN 101 . RAY 101 . LENA 102 RITTER 30 , 60 . RHEA 102 . MARTHA 5,71 ROATEN,G C 80 . VELMA 101-102 POYNTER,GEORGE W 73 ROBERTS,STEVE 34 SIMMS,W C 34 PRATER 29 ROBINSON,BELLE 51 SIMS, MR 84 PRESCOTT,BETTY R 30,59 . SAM 51 WILLIAM 78 PRESLEY,ELVIS 14 . TOM 51 SKAGGS, JAMBS F 32 PRICE,EDDIE 41, 57,107 RODGERS,CHARLES H 32 NANCY J 32 . LUCIAN 6 ROGERS,BERTIE/BETTIE 33 SLATON,RUTH 32 PROCTOR 59 . CHARLES 47 SLINKER,S J 80 PUCKETT,J M 73 . LEWIS 24 -25 SMITH,ALLEN 33,74 PURCELL,S T 54-55 . WILLIAM F 54 . ANN 78 PYLE 30 ROGERS 59 . CASSANDRA 78 QUIRK,CAPT 95 ROSS 30 ,59 . CHARLIE R 97 TOM 47 ROYALTY,AUGIE 97 . CONNIE LEE 50 RABOLD 81 AUGUSTINE 97 . ELIZA 64 RADFORD,ELIZABETH 5 RYAN 30 ,59 , GLADY DEAN 50 . JOHN 80 R ,JOHN 102 .JA 55 . WILLIAM 5 SACRA, DICK 55-56 . JENNIE HARLAN 64 RAGAN, MARY 64 JIM 56 . JEREMIAH 78 RAGLE,LORIE JO 91 SACRA 57 . JOE W 55 RAILY,JOHN 78 SALMON,JOHN 34 . JOHN C 62 RALSTON,HOWE MRS 82-83 SANDERS,BARTON 16 . JOHN 64 RAMEY,WILLIAM LEWIS 30 . JESSE 16 . JUDITH ELIZABETH 57 58 . JOHN 16 . LUCINDA C 62 . MARY SUE 98 TAYLOR 59 VAUGHN 59 . NATHANEL 78 TERRY,WILLIAM S IV 104 VEACH,MARSHALL 61, 62

. NATHANIEL R 46 TESTER,JON 20 . 65-66 . NOAH 55 THARP(E),WALLACE C 51 , 53 VEECH,JUDGE 86 . ROTH 62 THOMAS,MARTHA J 30 , 59 VELU2AT,ELIZA 99 . SARAH 78 THOMERSON 59 . EUGENE 99 . SUSANNAH JANE 12 THOMPSON,C T 49 . FANNIE 99 . W BASIL 108 . ELIZABETH J 10 . HENRY 99 . WILLIAM 78 THOMPSON 16 . JOHN 99 SMITH 2 30,59 TIELL,RAMZI 3 . LEWIS 99 SMOOT,JOHNNIE 50 TIPPETT,JAMES CAMPBELL 9 . MARY SHIRLEY 99 SNODDY,BENJAMIN A 34 TITLE,BARBARA "BOBBY' 11 . MILLIE 99 . CLAIRY A 34 BOBBY 12 . RAYMOND 99 .EL 32 TOLLE,W D 32 . WADE 98-99 . HERMIT 34 TRABUE,BENORA 62 VIERS,OWEN 29 . JAMES 2 .E 62 RA 29 . SAMUEL 33 . ELIZABETH MARY 62 VINSON,MARY 64 .WS 32 .GW 62 WADE,MAUDE 64 . WILLIAM A 34 . GEORGE W 52 WADE 30 SPENCER,RICHARD 51 .JE 62 WAGNER,CHRISTOPHER 88 STAN?,EDDY 101 .JR 62 WALKER,J F 55 STANLEY,OWSLEY GOV 54 . JOSEPH E 62 WALLACE,AL 60 WILLIAM E 54 . SARAH ANN 62 WALLER 30,59 STARK,MARIAH LUCINDA 3 TRAVIS,ANNIE 102 WARD,HATTIE 51 STEEL 53 . IVY 101 WARDER,CHARLES A 97 STEEN 30,59 . MATTIE 102 .EM 74 STEENBERGEN,JULIAN G 59 . MOLLIE 101 . EDWIN E 97 TODD 36 . PERNIE? 101 . JOSEPH V 97 STEENBERGEN 59-60 . RUIE 101-102 . MATTIE 99 STEFFEY,MRS 84 TRIGG,ALAN 73 .N LILLIAN 97 STERRETT,J W MRS 73 . FANNIE SAUNDERS 2 . SALLIE E 97 JW 73 . HAIDEN 2 ,24 . WILLIAM J 97 STEWART,PEGGY 71 . STEPHAN 2 WARE,CYNTHIA 59 WILLIS 73 TRIGG 30 ,59 WARNER,EDWINA 30,59 STONE,MARY BAKER 96 TROXTEL JOHN 64 WARREN 29 STONE 53 TROXTEN,MARY BELL 64 WASHINGTON,GEORGE 39 STOVALL,JANE 77 TUCKER.ELIZABETH CURD 68 WATSON,ELVIN 34 STRADER,W D 34 GEORGE 68 . LEVIN 32 STRATTAN,CLARA 9 TUMBLIN GEORGE 64 . MRS 16 . EARL 9 TURK 30 WATT,ELIZA 96 . EVA 9 TURNER,HATTIE 102 WEBSTER,NOAH 24 . IRENE 9 . HETTIE 102 WEIDNER,DOROTHY J 30,59 . JESSIE VAUGH 9 . RED 102 WELDON,W A DR 74 . JOHN KNIGHT 9 .WC 55 WELLS,ANNIE KINSLOW 100 . JOHN 9 TURNER 30 ,59 .BK 81 . MARY EVELYN 9 TWYMAN,C C 97 . BRAXTON B 100 . PAUL 9 TYLER,NANCY STERLING 59 . BYRD 100 . VIRGIIA 9 UNKNOWN, DAISY 84 . JOHN W 100 STUART,KENNETH 34 . MINNIE 84 . KITTY BIRD HARRIS 100 STUART 30 . TOM 84 . LAURA 100 SUBLETT,ROBERT 99 VAN ARSDALE 16 . MABEL SHELBY 36, 74 SWINDELL/SWINDLE 60 VAN DRIPE 16 . MARTHA DEE 100 SYL^:S/SIKES 30,60 VANCE, MARION 31 . MARY JANE 100 TALBOTT,CRYSTAL B 59 VAUGHAN,WILLIAM W 31 . NAN SHELBY 36 TAPSCOTT,JAMES LM 81 VAUGHN,BILL 64 . SAYRA 36 TAYLOR,DOLLY 102 . CORINE 64 . SHELBY,MABEL 91 . EARLY 102 . LINDA SPAR 64 . WILLIAM 100 . FRANK 102 . MABLE 64 WELLS 59 . GEORGE 74 . MR 73 WEST 30 . JACK 14 . RAYMOND RICHARD 64 WESTERFIELD,ANN 16 . KYLE 83 . STEPHEN 64 . BETSY 16 . ROSCOE 102 . TOM 64 . COZINE 16 .WE 54 . WILLIAM 64 . DAVID 16 . ISAAC 16 CHARLES 8 . LILY IDA 12 . JAMES 16 CLARA LOUISE 9 . MARY ANN 12 . JOHN 16 CLIFTON 64 . MINERVA 12 . MARY 16 CORDELIA M 63 . NARCISSA FRANCES . PHEBE 16 EARL M 9 "BONNIE" 11 WHEELER,CHARLES 12 ELIZABETH LUCINDA 9 . NARCISSA FRANCES 12 . FRANCES ANN 80 ELIZABETH 8 . SUSANNAH JANE SMITH 12 . JOHN FRANKLIN "DIG" 12 EVA LETHA 9 . UBERTO 12 . LUCY 12 EVA 8,10 YATES 30,59 WHITE,CHARLES YANCEY 8 EVELINE 8,10 YORK 74 . DR 76 . FLORENCE AUGUSTA 8 ZINK,CHEYANNE C 59 . ELIZABETH WILSON 8 . FRED 64 ,BELVA? 102 . STEPHEN B 97 . GEORGE W 10 JANICE R 102 . WILLIAM SMITH . HANIBEL 10,11 CASEY DR 8 . IRENE ELIZABETH 9 WHITE 30,59 . JAMES 8,62 WHITMAN, . JEREMIAH JR 11 . AMELIA ELDREDGE 10 . JEREMIAH 10 . JOHN B 10 . JOEL 70 . LAURA ALICE 10 . JOHN B 8 . LUCINDA B 11 . JOHN E 62-63 . THOMAS 11 . JOHN 9,55-56 WHITTAKER,WILLIAM E 67 . JOT F 97 WHITTLE,JOE CLAUDE 29 . LAURA ALICE 8 WILBERT 59 . LEIGHT 30,60 WILCOXON,M E 99 . LIZZIE LOU 9 WILKES,CHESTER P 59 , LOUISE 9 WILKINSON,EDWIN 9 . LUCINDA 11 SUSAN 60 . MARGARET 8,11-12,30 WILLIAMS,BERNICE 102 60,64 . CLAUDIA 50 . MARJORY ANN 11 . DONA 102 . MARY EVELYN 9 . DORA 101 . MARY 97 . EMMETT 53 . MAYME C 10 . ERVIN 50 . PAUL LEE 9 . ETHEL 50 . RUBY CURTIS 9 .FP 75 . TOM 8 . HENRIETTA 81 . VIRGINIA RUTH 9 . JACQUE (JACKIE) 49 . WILLIS 10 . JOE 50 WILSON 30,56,59-60 . JOHN WASHINGTON 78 WINN 59 .LE DR 54 WITHERS,EVA 52 . LAWRENCE 54 WITHROW,NANCY ELLEN 77 . SARAH 78 WOOD,RUTH BRIDGES 30,59 . WILBUR 101 WOOD 81 .Z 64 WOODCOCK,L E 34 WILLIAMS 50,54,59 WOODEN 63 WILLIS, WOODS,JOHN D 108 . ELIZABETH GEORGE 10 MARY 51 . ELIZABETH J WOODWARD,CHARLES T 31 THOMPSON 10 LAUVONNE 31 . GEORGE B 10 WORLEY,GEORGE 16 . LIZZIE 10 . JOHN 16 WILLS,NANCY F 30,59 . SIMEON 16 WILSON,ALICE 8 . WILLIAM 16 . AMERICA 11 WRIGHT,AMERICA 12 . ANN ELIZABETH 11 . DINISH 12 . ANN R 62 . DINIAH/DINAH 12 . ANNIE D 11 . FANNIE 12 . BESSIE G LANE 10 . FRANCES 12 .CN 11 . JACOB 12 . CECIL 64 . JAMES L 12 . CHARLES NORTON 11 . JOHN C 12 Books For Sale By the Society

Barren County Cemeteries. Beard & Leech, Editors. Hardbound. $30.00 plus $4.00 S&H

Barren County Heritage. Goode & Gardner, Editors. Hardbound. $30.00 plus $4.00 S&H

Barrens: The Family Genealogy of the White, Jones, Maxey, Rennick, Pope and Kirkpatrick Families, Related Lines: Emery H. White, $19.00 plus $3.00 S&H.

Biography of Elder Jacob Locke by James P. Brooks. $5.00 plus $1.00 S&H.

Goodhope Baptist Church (now Metcalfe County), Peden. 1838-1872. $8.00.

Historic Trip Through Barren County: C. Clayton Simmons. Hardbound. $22.50 plus $3.00 S&H.

Little Barren (Trammel's Creek) Baptist Church, (now Metcalfe County), Peden. $8.00.

Mt. Tabor Baptist Church. ByChurch committee. $12.50 plus $2.00 S&H.

Pleasant Run Church, McFarland's Creek: 1827-1844. Peden. $8.00.

Stories of the Early Days: Cyrus Edwards by his daughter. Hardbound. $22.50 plus $3.00 S&H

Then and Now: Dr. R. H. Grinstead. $2.00 plus $1.00 S&H.

Times of Long Ago: Franklin Gorin. Hardbound. $15.00 plus $3.00 S&H.

1879 Beers & Lanagan Map of Barren County. 24x30 laminated cardstock, black & white. Landowners shown, community inserts. $10.00 plus $3.75 S&H.

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MEMBERSHIP is open to anyone Interested in the history of the South Central Kentucky area, especially Barren County. Annual dues are $15.00.

TRACES, The Society's quarterly publication, is received by all members. It is published seasonally; Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. Members joining during the year will receive the past issues of that year In a separate mailing.

CONTRIBUTIONS are earnestly solicited. Family genealogies, marriages, Bible records, wills and probate, cemetery, court and other records are all acceptable. You will be listed as the contributor.

EXCHANGE ofTraces with other Societies or publications is acceptable and welcome.

BOOKS to be reviewed in Traces must be sent with information as to the cost, including postage, from whom the book maybe obtained. They become the property of the Society library. Books should have .1 Kentucky interest Reviews willbe published as space permits.

MEETINGS are held monthly, except November and December (unless otherwise advised), at the Mary ^}y Wood Weldon Library, 1530 S. Green Street, Glasgow, KY., on the 4^ Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. Some special program may be held at other locations and local newspaper and media will be informed. Interesting and informative programs are planned for each meeting and your supportive attendance is always welcome.

BACK ISSUES of Traces are available, pur supplies of the following are gone^Vol. 1, No^1-4 (1973); Nos. 1-4 (1974); VoL 4 (1976); Vol. 5, Nori"(1977); Voi. 3, Nos. 1and 4 (1981);'Vol. 10, Nos. 1 and 2 (1982); Vol. 12, No. 2 (1984). All others can be purchased as long as the supply lasts at $4.00 each. Back issues will be mailed with our regular quarterly mailings.

CORRESPONDENCE of any type that requires a reply must contain a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Address to: Barren County Historical Society, P. O. Box 157, Glasgow, KY 42142-0157.

BOOKS AND MATERIALS of a genealogical nature that you no longer need - would you consider donating them to the Society? They will be preserved for other researchers and are deeply appreciated. Contact the Editor, Sandi Gorin, 205 Clements Ave., Glasgow, KY 42141-3409 or [email protected]

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Special Renewal Application Page 91 On the Cover - Christy Morrison and Lucas England Page 92 Morgan's Christmas Raid Page 96 The Pace Family Part 2 - Charles Hartley Page 100 Braxton B. Wells'^Family Portrait ^ Poplar Grove Students ^ Page 103 Martha Powell Harrison Honored Book Donations To the Society - Page 104 Olden Times in Glasgow Photos Page 105 Early Emigrant Trails Page 106 Gorin Genealogical Publishing Page 107 Recent Speaker - Eddie Price 150*^ Anniversary - Glasgow Daily Times Page 109 Hunters of Kentucky, or Half Song Page 110 Active Queries - Winter 2015 Page 111 Annual Membership List

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