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1. [KYBATH-L] Precints in Bath 1884 [1]
Sharpsville is a town and a Precinct in Bath Co. The Precints in Bath are (this from a 1884 Atlas) 1. Sharpsburg (Bounded by Nicholas Co Line and the Montgomery Co Line) 2. Wyoming (Bounded by Nicholas Co Line and Fleming Co Line) 3. Owingsville (Bounded by Montgomery Co Line ) 4. Polksville (Bounded by Licking River and Rowan Co Line) 5. White Sulphur (Bounded by licking River & Rowan Co. Line and Menifee Co Line) 6. Bethel (Bounded by Nicholas Co Line and Fleming Co. Line) 7. Tanyard or Tan Yard (Bounded
2. [KYBATH-L] Kendall Springs Cmty, Part 2 [1]
Silven Foster 1911 1984 Lillie Johnson 1892 1968 Willie D. Richardson 1906 1968 Ina Mae Richardson 1894 1968 Millard Carpenter 1900 1964 John W. Carpenter 1884 1965 Ashby S. Carpenter 1894 1975 Dora Mae Carpenter 1904 Ray Carpenter 1890 1964 Unmarked Elmer D. Utterback 1910 1955 Vessa C. Utterback 1911 1970 Clark Shultz April 1, 1870 Feb. 12, 1949 Lizzie Shultz Jun 5, 1873 Jul 18, 1977 Charlie E. Rothwell 1897 1978 Artie A. Rothwell 1899 1971 Arthur T. Bowles 1900 1967 Nannie L. Bowles 189
3. [KYBATH-L] Ky vital stistics Index (online) [1]
Does anybody know what has happened to the searchable index? http://ukcc.uky.edu/~vitalrec/ I have been trying to connect to Ky university for two weeks and every time it say the server can not be found. Does anybody have a clue as to why? Thanks Fran
4. Re: [KYBATH-L] Margaret Warner Williamson obit [1]
> > Margaret Warner Williamson , 68 years of age, died Feb. 15, 1924 at her home > in Hudnall West VA. Burial at Pratt West VA. > ************************************************************************ Wow!!! Thanks so much! This is my g-g-grandmother, I knew that most of the children of Margaret had moved to West Virginia, I had no idea Margaret had moved there or died there... I would never have found her! Thanks for the post!' Joanne
5. [KYBATH-L] SPENCE AND McCLAIN [1]
I am looking for ancestors and decendants of this family. Jonathan and Elizabeth ' Betsey" McClain Spence. I would like to hear from the living relatives and learn of the ones that have gone on to better places. Norm in California
6. [KYBATH-L] William WELLS in Bath Co. KY [1]
Hello, I'd like to know if anyone has any info on William WELLS who married Ann CASSITY in 1797 Clark Co. KY. I'm presuming they would have been in early Bath Co. like the rest of Ann's family. Linda ********************************************* Visit me in ETHEREAL'S REALM.... http://www.in-motion.net/~oneofus Check my GENEALOGY database at http://www.gendex.com/users/LC49/madkat/ancestor.html Email me at pure_celtic@bigfoot.com *********************************************
7. [KYBATH-L] Kentucky's 1879 State Gazetteer-Owingsville [1]
I came across this, yesterday, and thought others might be interested. I've seen this book at the Kentucky Historical Society. I know that they have even earlier Gazetter & Business Directories there, but they are in the rare book room and you must make an appointment to see them. I don't think they make appointments for Saturdays. >From Kentucky's 1879 State Gazetteer reprinted in _The Kentucky Explorer_ June 1997, pg. 54 Owingsville The county seat of Bath, 14 miles northeast of Mt. Sterling, its near
8. [KYBATH-L] SPENCER [1]
This is in reference to Barbara Ingram's query on the SPENCER line. This, too, is my family through RICHARD SPENCER. ANN SPENCER was the second wife of AARON WILLIAMS. In fact, the Obit that appeared just a few days ago on Martha Shultz, age 81, who died July 17, 1924, was the oldest daughter of Ann Spencer and Aaron Williams. The names, "Bud" and "Cugg" sound like nicknames and could apply to two brothers you have probably already listed, perhaps James and Alexander. Since we know Alexander was still
9. Re: [KYBATH-L] The online database dilema? [1]
I have two file that I work in. One for information received and almost proven or most likely true. And the other for "Proven" meaning I have at least 2 sources that agree or more!!!! That way I don't throw away valuable info that may help me later. Pam pbjosh24@aol.com
10. [KYBATH-L] Mudlick School 1927 [1]
Those on the Honor Roll for Mudlick School in Oct 1927 1 Grade. Marie Highley, Mirtie Becraft, Lillie Becraft, Miller Griggs, 2 Grade. Lloyd Epperson, Ethel Staton. 3 Grade. Woodford Epperson, Vernon Thornsburg 4 Grade. Taylor Highley, Mason Igo 6 Grade. Ollie G. Wills, Ledford Ponder, Nettie Rothwell. 8 Grade: myrl Griggs. Teacher: Willa M. Darrell
11. Re: [KYBATH-L] The online database dilema? [1]
Linda Cassidy Lewis wrote: >Recently I have seen some discussion about why you should not upload your >"less than perfect" genealogy data to the internet. As a result, I have >just taken my database offline temporarily while I mull this over. ---clipped--- > I do/did have a notice >quite prominently on the homepage of my database warning to copy the data at >your own risk because it was not all verified by me. But now I am wondering >if that is enough.
12. [KYBATH-L] White Oak Church [1]
Can anyone tell me where I might find information on White Oak Church that is on road 1944 north of Rodgers RD.????? Is there a cemetery there? How old is the Church? I would also like the same information on : Reynoldsville Church and Mt. Pleasant Church. Any help is appreciated. Thank you Earliene Kaelin jeniann@wa.net
13. [KYBATH-L] Slaves vs. free blacks in early Bath Co. KY [1]
I have two questions about slaves and free blacks in early Bath Co. KY. #1 What exactly was the definition of these terms at that time? I am confused because in the 1820 Bath census one of my ancestors is listed as having in his household 0 slaves and 3 free black females (he apparently had free black males too but I failed to record that). Yet in his will written in 1830 he directs that one black female is "to be free" at his death. The other black adults, male and female, are to be "hired out from year
14. [KYBATH-L] My Bath Co. connections [1]
Been away for awhile and thought I would repost my info again. 1. Joshua Barnes + Lucrecia ? 2. Thomas Barnes,b.abt 1787,Bath;d.April 1852,Bath + ? 3. Dorothy Barnes,b. KY;m.12/2/1814,Bath;d. 2/14/1851, + Charles Clayton,b.3/1/1793,KY;d.7/18/1865 4. William Clayton,b.9/24/1815,Bath;m.6/5/1843,Bath + Virginia Smith,b.1823,Greenup Co. Ky 5. George Clayton, b.1844, Bath Co. 5. Mary Clayton, b. 1847, Bath C
15. [KYBATH-L] PERGRAM or similar surnames [1]
------- NOTICE: please reply by private email, do not repost to your list --------- Hello, I am researching the surname PERGRAM and its variants, such as PERGREM, PERGRIM, PERGRIN, PERGRAIN, PIRGIN, PUGRIN, PURGAM, etc. If you have *ANYONE* in your records with a similar surname, whether they are related to you or not, *PLEASE* contact me at the address below. Many individuals can be traced back to Bath County, Kentucky and are descendants of James Enoch PERGREM, b. 17 Feb 1777, most likely in Franklin C
16. [KYBATH-L] Old Ironworks Road [1]
Can someone please tell me where I would locate "Old Ironworks Road" and what it would be called today? Also does anyone know which creek was called either Pheasant or Peasant creek or where that would be located in Bath County. Thank you. Earliene Kaelin jeniann@wa.net
17. [KYBATH-L] Gray [1]
Looking for help on Bertie Gray (Middle Name) Born When & Were Died When & Were Buried When & Were Married Willie Morgan When & Were Born When & Were Died When & Were Buried When & Were Kids: Bessie who married Huck Kerns Gladys who married Tip Kerns Thamks Jim
18. [KYBATH-L] Looking for Alice [1]
I have information for ABailey321@AOL.com but AOL doesn't like that address anymore. I believe you were in the e-mail group so will try that route. Are you there, Alice, or does anyone know where she is? Pete Bailey aka PBailey170@AOL.com
19. Fw: [KYBATH-L] Enoch Burns Saunders [1]
Jim Sorrell Mason, Warren County, Ohio Sorrell@ix.netcom.com -----Original Message----- From: bjvan To: Jim Sorrell Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 10:40 PM Subject: Re: [KYBATH-L] Enoch Burns Saunders >Jane, > >My husband is not sure that it was your grandfather that he knew about but >I will ask his sisters if they knew him. How old is your dad and what is >his first name? Did he live in Sharpesburg too? >About how old would your grandfather be today? > >My husb
20. [KYBATH-L] Bath County News [1]
Clemmie, I too like Veronica enjoy your Bath County News. If you need a rest or a break by all means take one, but be sure and come back on with some more news. While you are resting I would like to ask you if you are familiar with the Name of Craig or Goodan in the Bath County area. I am researching these two names. Anyone else out there working on these names please let me know. I am also working on the name of Day and Elam. LEt me hear from you all. Carolyn
21. [KYBATH-L] J.W. Manley Obit [1]
News Outlook-April 3, 1924 J.W. Manley, a prominent and well known farmer of this county, died at his home Monday, at 4.p.m. following a long illness of tuberculois. Survived by his wife, who is a daughter of the late Silas Corbin and four children 1. James Manley 2. Thomas Manley 3. Herbert Manley 4. Nannie Lee Manley Funeral held at the home Wed., conducted by Rev. J.L. West of Mt. Sterling Burial in the cmty. at Bethel
22. Re: [KYBATH-L] Early Bath/Montgomery County Marriages [1]
In Deep Roots (Yes I know this book is not totally accurate, but it does provide good clues) written by Sally Lathrum Hines, p. 25 It says Thomas kincaid and Abigail Irons were married in the Old Springfield Presbyterian Church in Montgomery, now Bath co. Ky. September 21, 1802 by the Reverend Joseph Price Howe. Also in this same article, I see that many of the Kincaid families who remained in Kentucky later became members of the Christian Church under the preaching of Barton W. Stone and Alexander Campbe
23. [KYBATH-L] Gray [1]
Need help on Nettie Gray (middle name) Born 2-Apr-1889 Nicholas County Died 15-Jul-1939 ? Buried ? ? Married Jefferson Jolly Fleming County (what part) Born 5-Sept-1881 Flemming County (what part) Died ? were ? Buried ? were ? Kids were: Harvey Richard B 12-Nov-1903 Early Thomas B 15-Apr-1905 Rettie Jessie B 3-May-1909 Lillie
24. Re: [KYBATH-L] Slaves vs. free blacks in early Bath Co. KY [1]
Linda, I do not know about the 1st part of your question but the Logans I may be able to help you with. The Logans lived near Morehead. There was an article in the 1887 Menifee Co Paper about a group of lawmen going to their home and killing several of them. The article was put in the paper by a man named Clarke who was trying to explain how his son got with this group of law men and saying his son had not killed or wounded any of the Logans. (Sounded like a father afraid the Logans would come after his so
25. Fw: [KYBATH-L] Ky vital stistics Index (online) [1]
Ok I got back on the line with tech support and it turns out that it was not a router I was having problems with. the problem was because my TCP/IP was not configured exactly right. after correcting the problem I can connect very well. Thanks so much for all you guy's help Fran -----Original Message----- From: Kyfran To: Bath Mailing List Date: Wednesday, March 18, 1998 8:47 AM Subject: Re: [KYBATH-L] Ky vital stistics Index (online) >Thank you all for your help wit
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