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1. Wilder/Miracle [1]
Still trying to connect elusive Mack Wilder/Jane Miracle to one of the Bell County or Harlan Co. Wilder and Miracle families. Mack & Jane had a son Walter William (sometimes aka William Walter) who was born in 1884 in Pineville. I know that Walter was related to the Slusher family (mentions cousins 'R. & John Slusher) and that his uncle was "J.A. Miracle". In 1919 Mack Wilder moved to Tennessee (Jane is apparently deceased at this point as Walter doesn't mention in notes that she is living or is als
2. Re: [KYBELL] Yellow Creek [1]
I am looking for a map of Bell CO which might show the Creek. Well I just called the boss. (Husband) He tells me this. Yellow Creek starts in the West End of the Middlesboro valley. Coal CO BELL CO COAL is up one hollow.. Old Fork Ridge is up the next hollow North of there. Water comes down both hollows and connects in the area of town where the Flood wall starts. One part would be near Winchester Ave and the other creek would come into the same area but near Cumberland Ave. It moves in the chan
3. [KYBELL] Yellow Creek [1]
How close is Ingram to Middlesboro? Kay Adams wrote: Kenneth, Remember that Bell CO was part of Knox Co. before it was formed. Middlesboro has a good deal of the Yellow Creek but it does move over several miles in the County into the Pineville area but there it becomes the Cumberland River. So if records show that your connection was in the area of Yellow Creek in Knox Co you must remember that could be and is now in what is Bell Co near Pineville. We need a typo map and one s
4. Tombstone for George "All" Sizemore & Agnes (Shepherd) [1]
The tombstone for George "All" Sizemore & Agnes (Shepherd) was placed in the Begley/Sizemore/Joe Napier Cemetery at Dry Hill, Leslie Co., KY. Here are the directions to the cemetery: Take Hwy 257 north at the red light by the Leslie County Courthouse in Hyden, KY. Just before mile marker 7, turn R across bridge over Middle Fork River. At end of bridge, turn R on Lower McIntosh Rd for about 5 blocks to Red Napier Rd. Turn R and cross bridge over Cutshin Creek. At end of bridge turn L on first drive
5. Re: [KYBELL] Yellow Creek [1]
At one time the Middlesboro area was called Yellow Creek. This is the name known to the early settlers that arrived there shortly after the Daniel Boone Wilderness Road became open. This name continued until Middlesboro was built and named after the English in the 1890's. The stream originates in the Cumberland Mountains and other nearby mountains surrounding Middlesboro. The Yellow Creek Elementary School is still a reminder of this stream. Middlesboro is located in the Cumberland Valley water s
6. Re: [KYBELL] Yellow Creek [1]
Is there anyone of you out there researching the Sheckels line from Bell Co Ky/ UN Co TN? If so please send me an email so I can get you on our website on myfamily.com Gwen Sheckels-Milledge leam359@verizon.net Ken Maggard wrote: Thanks to all for your responds. One of Alexander Evans and Jerusha Whitehead's childern was born 5 October 1840 at Yellow Creek, Knox County, KY. I assume this would now be in the Middlesboro area?????? Again Thanks! Ken --------------------------
7. Re: [KYBELL] Kirby/ Creech, Bell, Harlan Co. [1]
RESPONSE: Hello, Kay, My Dad's father and my grandpa, Garrett TAYLOR, b. 1872 in Knox Co.; d. 1954 in Bell Co. was first married in 1898 to Rachel Catherine SULFRIDGE b. 1874; d. 1939. After his first wife died, grandpa remarried to a widow, Emily "Etta" KIRBY WILSON. She was my step-grandmother but the only TAYLOR grandma I knew. We called her "Granny Etta". She was very good to myself and my brothers and I really loved her. She is buried in the Barbourville City Cem. next to her first husband
8. Re: [KYBELL] Yellow Creek [1]
RESPONSE: I never lived in Bell Co., KY but every year when I was small (prior to 1954) we visited my grandpa, Garrett TAYLOR, and we had to cross this old wooden bridge over this creek to get up the hill and back to where his home was. The bridge is now long gone and when I was there in 2000 to visit my grandparents' graves which were on his property, we had to cross Yellow Creek in a 4-wheel truck . I have always heard that creek referred to as Yellow Creek. So, I would think it is Bell Co.
9. Geneva Powers Thompson Saylor [1]
Geneva Powers Thompson Saylor, age 80 passed away Aug. 1, 2006 at the UK Med Center. Mrs Saylor lived in Harlan, KY. She was preceded in death by her parents, Jesse and Arkie Powers; her husbands, Elmer Thompson and John A. Saylor; two infant daughters; sister Versie Jane Hurst. She is survived by one brother Jack Powers of Frakes, KY; several nieces, nephews, her church family and many friends. Arrangements are incomplete at Mt. Pleasant Funeral Home in Harlan, KY.
10. Re: [KYBELL] Yellow Creek [1]
http://maps.google.com/maps?oi=map&q=Ingram,+KY
11. History of Bell Co By HH FUSON [1]
http://www.bellcountypubliclibraries.org/crm/ky/bell/fuson.html
12. Yellow Creek [1]
Who can tell me if Yellow Creek is in Bell County or Knox County? Thanks! Ken --------------------------------- Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com. Check it out.
13. FW: [KYHARLAN] DNA project for "specific" Harlan County Families [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Sherry Huff [mailto:sheree606@alltel.net] Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 5:33 AM To: KYHARLAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYHARLAN] DNA project for "specific" Harlan County Families To Whom It May Concern: I am busy trying to establish a DNA project for genealogical purposes for descendants of the following individuals: 1. John Morgan Napier m. Lydia Garrett if you are male and can trace your ancestry in a direct line to John Morgan Napier your participation would be g
14. FW: [KYCLAY] DNA Project for Clay County Families [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Sherry Huff [mailto:sheree606@alltel.net] Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 4:51 AM To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYCLAY] DNA Project for Clay County Families To Whom It May Concern: I am trying to establish a DNA genealogy project for individuals descended from William Shelton (m. Margaret Sandlin). If you are male and can trace your ancestry in a direct line to William Shelton please contact me at sheree606@alltel.net Other surnames related to this family that I
15. New Obits Added to my Website [1]
Hello, I added the following obituaries to my website: John E. MCMILLEN John J. MCMILLEN Richard MCMILLEN Mary J. PHALEN Alice W. O'DAY Gerald B. (Barney) AMBLER Edith WHITTAKER Fannie E. COOK Miriam G. MEIER Margaret ANDREWS Charles GETTMAN Olive D. HALL Jess LEWIS Winona ROUSH Chester THRUSH C. Darrel BRYAN Samuel BOWERSOCK Ray PHIPPS Arnella WANNEMACHER Daniel W. MONEY Catherine MYERS Rhoda WICKER David MOWERY Doyle L. SIMMONS Carson HOOKER Lillian ROLLINS Lee A. COLLINS Robert BOWDEN Maida Volbert H
16. Re: [KYBELL] Yellow Creek [1]
Hi All, Yellow Creek is in Bell Co. because I used to swim in it at Wells Camp. People used to build their outhouses by the side of it, and no telling what you might see as we swam, butt naked, at the Rock Wall there. The name of the town was called Yellow Creek before it became Middlesboro. My ancestors, the Browning's are long time decendants of the area. My father Ted Browning was born there, and so was I, in 1937. We moved to California in 1946. I still have relatives there, aunts uncles and cousins.
17. County Map of 1840 showing the lines of Knox and Harlan, parents of Bell county. [1]
Here is a link to a map showing the counties of Kentucky for 1840, the year in question. As you can see, the line forming Knox and Harlan was a vertical line going straight for the Cumberland Gap area. Depending on where you lived at that time would decide what county you were in. It appears that Yellow Creek, or that area now called Middlesboro, was on the Knox County side of the line. http://home.hiwaay.net/~givensod/giv40ky.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken Maggard"
18. Kirby/ Creech, Bell, Harlan Co. [1]
Hello, I have found a small photo of a Mr. Kirby who it said was married to a Dora Creech. It states that Dora was a first cousin to Georgia Creech, my husbands Grandmother. Georgia was daughter of Isaac N. Creech. This is a great picture of Mr. Kirby. It also states that he was teacher to Georgia. Anyone have connections to this line and would like to have copy of this picture I would be glad to help. Kay G. Adams Middlesboro, KY SURNAMES OF BELL, KNOX AND CLAY CO KY. GOODIN, HENDRICKSON, ASHER,BOWLING
19. [KYBELL] Mills surname [1]
. HELLO I would like some help from Bell County on the name of MILLS. I would like to know if anyone has heard or has a ORA JONES who married a Mills. Possibly a Timothy Sewell Mills. I have no marriage date but it could have been late 1880's. A son Ray or Raymond? was supposed to have been born to them ca 1903. Any help will be most appreciated Evelyn at esell904@peoplepc.com ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com
20. 1830 map slightly diffenrent than 1840 map. [1]
Note the difference between the 1830 and 1840 maps. http://home.hiwaay.net/~givensod/giv30ky.htm
21. Re: [KYBELL] Yellow Creek [1]
Kenneth, Remember that Bell CO was part of Knox Co. before it was formed. Middlesboro has a good deal of the Yellow Creek but it does move over several miles in the County into the Pineville area but there it becomes the Cumberland River. So if records show that your connection was in the area of Yellow Creek in Knox Co you must remember that could be and is now in what is Bell Co near Pineville. We need a typo map and one showing what was taken from Knox Co to make Bell before you can say where they
22. Re: [KYBELL] Wilder/Miracle [1]
In a message dated 8/11/2006 12:00:16 AM Eastern Standard Time, scottjj956@comcast.net writes: Still trying to connect elusive Mack Wilder/Jane Miracle to one of the Bell County or Harlan Co. Wilder and Miracle families. Mack & Jane had a son Walter William (sometimes aka William Walter) who was born in 1884 in Pineville. Just making sure - are we talking about Hiram McKinley Wilder who was married to Mary Helton, Jane Lee and Hester Cheek? His father was Martin Wilder and his mother was
23. Yellow Creek [1]
Thanks to all for your responds. One of Alexander Evans and Jerusha Whitehead's childern was born 5 October 1840 at Yellow Creek, Knox County, KY. I assume this would now be in the Middlesboro area?????? Again Thanks! Ken --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
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