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1. [EKYORIGINS] George Van Hoose article [1]
Hi folks. A while back we had the George Van Hoose articles scanned. Since then I have been able to get a scanner myself and it converts a written document to text. Some of you couldn't open the original scanned documents so I'm posting the article, in parts.. as I complete it, again. There may be some typos that I've missed but for the most part, it worked out well. Here's part one: BiOGRAPHY THE OF A VAN HOOSE FAMILY George W Van Hoose Editor's Note: The Van Hoose historv which follows was written ab
2. Re: [EKYORIGINS-L] Wasted Time [1]
Thanks for the explanation. I thought perhaps it would be sent if I put the picture directly onto the mail like text. But evidently not. Bud
3. [EKYORIGINS-L] Hello, I just joined [1]
Hello List, I just joined the Eastern KY list and I am happy that there is a disscussion on one of my families already. I am decended from Daniel Williams, through this daugther Elizabeth who married John B. Ferguson. Other KY families of mine are: Williams, Ferguson, Lykins, Coffee, Wallingford, Harry, Henry, Spurlock, Walters, King, Boaz and Miller. I think that is all and probally some other wife's names. I am looking forward to reading everyone's post and hopfully added some information.
4. [EKYORIGINS-L] Fw: Turner Family - Eastern Kentucky Region [1]
please reply to this person personally as I do not believe she is a member of the list. Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: kfranzese To: ekyorigins-l-request@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, August 08, 1999 3:35 PM Subject: Turner Family - Eastern Kentucky Region > I am interested in obtaining information regarding the descendants of James Turner b. 1804 married to Jane Mayes. > >If you have any information please forward it to my attention or
5. Re: [EKYORIGINS-L] Prestons in Abingdon VA [1]
I have the LYMAN DRAPER COLLECTION " WM PRESTON AND VA PAPERS" abstracts in my lap. Abington,Va indexed on 6 pages. 1845 Gov David Campbell to draper-"capt James Shelby at battle of Long Island Flats-1776"et al Col Wm Snodgrass,Abington re his REV WAR SERVICE,WHICH INCLED ABOVE BATTLE ET AL 1843 gov Campbell TELLS dRAPER POSSIBILTY wm Preston's papers would tell more about above battle WM PRESTON WAS IN BOTETOURT CO IN 1782 COL WM PRESTON B IRELAND,1730 ,OF JOHN MARRIED SUSANNA SMITH IN 1761 HELD P
6. [EKYORIGINS-L] Kentucky History [1]
For all those who are interested in Kentucky History, please sign up for the mail list LONGHUNTERS-L@rootsweb.com This morning is the first article and very interesting. Bud Caudle
7. [EKYORIGINS] Re: French before Longhunters [1]
Buck Seibert asked a question that I'll answer to several. From memory of 10-15 years ago. The French had the ST LAWRENCE,and the Great Lakes to get into the interior, "and" they tended to marry Inians,so they had better relations than the English. Memory [?] LaSalle was on the Mississippi in Illinois in 1698. [1769 for DANIEL BOONE 1st to KY]. LaSalle's men mutunied. Martin Chartier moved among the SHAWNEE then,and lived 10-15 years,before he,and they,showed up in old Baltimore Co,Md,where Chartier wa
8. [EKYORIGINS] Bruner [1]
My line is Peter Bruner born 1791 in Boyle/Mercer Co.. his father was John Robert Bruner, we can't find a marriage for John and Permelia or Pamealy as on Deeds for John and her, I would love to find a marriage for them. I've put deeds on the Nelson Co list, some marriage's on the Mercer Co. page, on the KyGenWEb Archives there is the Bruners of Boyle/Mercer/Nelson and GRayson counties plus many Bruner, Fulkerson, Middleton and Vertrees materials. If anyone is looking for anyone in this line I'd love
9. Re: [EKYORIGINS-L] Matilda Jane Nickell Jones [1]
From: Bev elmshauser Received: from mx4.boston.juno.com (mx4.boston.juno.com [205.231.100.54]) by m2.boston.juno.com with SMTP id AAA54WR5MAUEB5R2 for (sender ); Thu, 5 Aug 1999 21:50:35 -0400 (EST) Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.27]) by mx4.boston.juno.com with SMTP id AAA54WR5MAG3WSJJ (sender ); Thu, 5 Aug 1999 21:50:35 -0400 (EST) Received: (from slis
10. [EKYORIGINS-L] Matilda Jane Nickell Jones [1]
Matilda Jane Nickell Jones was my great great grandmother. I was not lucky enough to know her, but I did know, and talk to, the grandson Warner McGuire whom she raised. Bud Caudle MATILDA JANE NICKELL JONES Jane Nickell was born in Morgan County, Kentucky on October 22, 1844, a daughter of Joseph "Big Joe" and Matilda Lindel Nickell. No proof has been found, but it has been passed down through the generations that Matilda Lindel was a full blood Indian, and it is belie
11. [EKYORIGINS] Last Correction:real address for Brown, Van H, Ekyorigins site, Chat room [1]
http://home.att.net/~laurabrownmckenzie/VanH.html http://home.att.net/~laurabrownmckenzie/mywebpage.html -----Original Message----- From: Laura McKenzie To: EKYORIGINS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, August 30, 1999 10:18 PM Subject: [EKYORIGINS] REall address for Brown, Van H, Ekyorigins site, Chat room I messed up on the address: http://home.att.net/~laurabrownmckenzie/VanH.html or http://home.att.net/~laurabrownmckenzie/mypage.html are the
12. [EKYORIGINS-L] THE TRUE GRAPES OF WRATH [1]
Anyone interested in this might want to print it out and read a little at a time. It is quite long. Thanks for letting me tell my story in the hopes that those days will never be forgotten. Bud Caudle AN ERA OF TIME IN THE LIVES OF THE CAUDLE AND RUST FAMILIES: THE GREAT DEPRESSION By Richard "Bud" Caudle The years of the Great Depression was a hard time for millions of people all over the world. Especially hard hit was the center of Am
13. Re: [EKYORIGINS-L] Another trip to s California,1924. [1]
And by the way, if your dad still understands, tell him here's an Okie with Kentucky background that is very proud of his accomplishments. Bud
14. Re: [EKYORIGINS-L] Sandy Creek Expedition of 1756. [1]
"Although I am not certain if this is true or not, I was told that a contingent from Pike County, Ky moved and established a settlement in Arkansas in Pike County, AK. Does anyone have any knowledge of this? Thanks. L. D. Collins Laura McKenzie wrote: > And we know that Cresaps, Enochs, Innes, Neville allies were > with Lord Dunmore's group. > It also explains the migration to the Clinch, the stay > there and then the move northwest. > Thanks Hermon! > -----Original Message----- > From: hermfagley@
15. [EKYORIGINS] Thomas C Brown info--- Lightfoot [1]
Hi folks! Hermon mentioned the DAR and for a hour I wandered then came on an idea. Thomas C. Brown mentions others that he fought with or knew during the war. So I did a search of each of them. This will only interest those who really really want to find more about Thomas C. and Nathaniel Brown of Hampshire Co. >From Thomas C.'s pension statement " He knew Genery Daniel Morgan personally and capt. Lightfoot of the horse....." LIGHTFOOT--- Since no first name is mentioned, I am putting any likely Lightfoot
16. [EKYORIGINS] Fwd: EKORGINS [1]
--part1_9bd31818.24ecc4b6_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Laura: Can you please help this one? Bud --part1_9bd31818.24ecc4b6_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: BLTDEFORD@aol.com From: BLTDEFORD@aol.com Full-name: BLTDEFORD Message-ID: <98f1ce8d.24eb8d69@aol.com> Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1999 00:15:37 EDT Subject: EKORGINS To: BnLFAMILY@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-T
17. Re: [EKYORIGINS-L] Browns, Borders, Auxier, Cassidy, Preston,Sellards [1]
Laura: I thin I was tired last night when I read this message about what the Caudill's look like and compared to Clayton Cox. I thought at that time, you were talking to me and comparing what I look like. This morning, I realized you have no idea what I look like, so couldnt have been comparing me to Clayton. Strange that my comment would be right even though the wrong person. Bud
18. Re: [EKYORIGINS-L] Another trip to s California,1924. [1]
Make sure everyone in your family gets a copy of this. And make sure it get put into an archive of some kind on the internet. I love it. I hope more people will do this as soon as they can "get it together." I wonder if the southern route he came back on was route 66. That was the one we used going out and coming back. Thanks for your story. I really enjoyed it. Bud Caudle
19. [EKYORIGINS-L] LEWIS CO KY marriages VAN HOOSE +LEMASTERS [1]
On the Ohio River just west of Portmouth,Oh,and east of Maysville,Ky. Vanceburg is the metropolis. Subj: [KYLEWIS] Partial Male Surname List of the General Index to Marriages for Lewis County, Kentucky
Date: 8/13/99 11:37:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: dmfontes@jps.net (David Fontes)
Reply-to: dmfontes@jps.net
To: KYLEWIS-L@rootsweb.com

Lewis County M
20. Re: [EKYORIGINS] Bruner [1]
I'm catching up on old notes. I was interested in knowing where the older Bruner line is from. I was wondering if it was the Germana settlements (Old Frederick Co Va... Farquier County VA.) Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: BLTDEFORD@aol.com To: EKYORIGINS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, August 21, 1999 1:09 AM Subject: [EKYORIGINS] Bruner >My line is Peter Bruner born 1791 in Boyle/Mercer Co.. his father was John >Robert Bruner, we can't find a marri
21. [EKYORIGINS-L] Cherokee traders [1]
My own BROWN'S SERVED,IN MD,UNDER CAPT RICHARD PEARIS,AND FOLLOWED CHRISTOPHER AND THOMAS GIST TO SW PA-WV PANHANDLE. From: Charla Marchione To: LONGHUNTERS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thu, 12 Aug 1999 02:07:40 -0400 Subject: Christopher Gist Message-ID: <37B264AB.92986DEA@home.com> Return-path: Received: from mx1.boston.juno.com (mx1.boston.juno.com [205.231.100.51]) by m2.boston.juno.com with SMTP id AAA55E3G8AJ2364S (sender
22. Re: [EKYORIGINS-L] Browns, Borders, Auxier, Cassidy, Preston,Sellards [1]
I'd love to see pictures. Just e-mail them. Bud
23. [EKYORIGINS] Fwd: [KYBOURBO-L] Fwd: FW: World War 1 Draft Cards [1]
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24. [EKYORIGINS] help... pensile file upload part two [1]
By the way, I'm trying to use angelfire at http://www.angelfire.com/al2/ekyorigins maybe the site is http://www.angelfire.com/al2/ekyorigins/index.html
25. [EKYORIGINS-L] Prestons in Abingdon VA [1]
Dad was on his way to Washington DC on a business trip and stopped in Abingdon VA (my mother lived there as a child) with my mom. He happened to talk to the owner of the Martha Washington Inn who related that Dad's Preston family and the Prestons of Abingdon were one and the same. Most us of have family that lived near Abingdon about 1790 (Ramey, Osburn, Auxier, Brown, Van Hoose, Neville, Hamilton, Blanton, Davis, Blevens, Pelfrey are some of several that I know of) but I wasn't aware that the Prestons w
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