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1. RE: [KYBELL] We have a new WILDER! [1]
Congratulation to all! Rutha > [Original Message] > From: > To: > Date: 11/17/2003 7:12:56 PM > Subject: [KYBELL] We have a new WILDER! > > Announcing the birth of Master Zachary Owen Wilder born today to Mr. & Mrs. > Troy Wilder. The Joseph Wilder/Sarah Saylor line continues. > > 8 lbs. 12 oz. 22 inches long I suspect he'll walk home from the hospital > himself to join siblings Brandon and Kaitlyn. > > Rene' (Proud cousin) > > > ==== KYBELL Mailing List ====
2. [KYBELL] 1880,1910;1920 Leslie Co Census Books [1]
The executor of Hermina Brinkmeier (deceased) has turned over the transcribed 1880, 1910; and 1920 LESLIE COUNTY CENSUS BOOKS to Maxine Jones Contact Maxine for details Hildegard Hendrickson ASHER & HENDRICKSON researcher >Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 13:42:11 -0800 >To: >From: Hildegard Hendrickson >Subject: Re: [KYBELL] Hermina Brinkmeier's collection > >Hermina Brinkmeier's executor is in the process of settling Hermina's estate. >We wi
3. [KYBELL] preserving article [1]
Could someone please tell me the best by to preserve a newspaper article. Should I have it laminated to keep it from turning yellow? Thanks, Janet
4. [KYBELL] Helen GROSS Obituary [1]
Helen Gross, 68, died at 3:15 pm Nov. 17, 2003, at St. Rita's Medical Center, Lima, Ohio. She was born Sept. 30, 1935, in Pineville, Ky., to Benjamin F. and Susie Goodin, who preceded her in death. On Sept. 28, 1956, she married Jack V. Gross, who survives. Mrs. Gross was a homemaker. She was a member of Lima Missionary Baptist Church for 47 years. She was devoted to her family and enjoyed sewing. Survivors also include a son, Shawn V. (Ginny) Gross of Lima; three daughters, Debra L. (Phil) Kleman, Kim
5. Re: [KYBELL] We have a new WILDER! [1]
Rene': Congratulations on the new baby. He was the same size as my 'only' child! lol Hope mother and child are both doing well! Sandie
6. RE: [KYBELL] Hermina Brinkmeier's collection [1]
I dont know but that would be very helpful.She was always looking up something for me. I am looking for a 1931 death cert of James Or Jim Cox that is buried at Balkan or T-JAY. Cant seem to find it on the Ky death site. Rutha > [Original Message] > From: Mary Eldridge-Harris > To: > Date: 11/18/2003 12:16:36 AM > Subject: [KYBELL] Hermina Brinkmeier's collection > > Does anyone know what became of Hermina Brinkmeier's collection of The Pineville
7. [KYBELL] email address for Lottie Hoffman [1]
Anyone have Lottie's email address? I have lost all of my old email addresses and wanted to contact her and a bunch more. Thanks for any help, RUTHA JACKSON ruthaj@mindspring.com
8. [KYBELL] excerpt from "History of Kentucky" by Lewis Collins, Vol. 1 [1]
1825: Feb. 5 -- Francis P. BLAIR appointed clerk of the new court. Attachment issued against Achilles SNEED, clerk of the old court, for the papers and records of court -- which he refuses to deliver; whereupon, officers of the new court break into his office, and carry them off. March 5 -- Steamboat William Penn arrives at Maysville from Pittsburgh, 460 miles, in 32 hours -- the quickest trip ever made to that date. April -- Henry CLAY burnt if effigy, in a number of places outside of the state of Ken
9. [KYBELL] excerpt from Lewis Collins' "History of Kentucky", Vol. 1(1806-1811) [1]
1806: June 16 -- Great eclipse of the sun. First female academy in the West, if not in the United States, established at Paris, Kentucky, by the Rev. John LYLE -- with from 150 to 200 pupils. Nov. 3 -- Col. Joe Hamilton DAVEISS, U.S. attorney, appears in open court before Judge INNES, of the U.S. District Court at Frankfort, and moves for process to compel Aaron BURR to attend and answer to a charge of high misdemeanor, in organizing, from within the jurisdiction of the United States, a
10. [KYBELL] We have a new WILDER! [1]
Announcing the birth of Master Zachary Owen Wilder born today to Mr. & Mrs. Troy Wilder. The Joseph Wilder/Sarah Saylor line continues. 8 lbs. 12 oz. 22 inches long I suspect he'll walk home from the hospital himself to join siblings Brandon and Kaitlyn. Rene' (Proud cousin)
11. [KYBELL] IMPORTANT MESSAGE [1]
Hello Bell County Researchers, Well, I did it. I removed the KYGenWeb links and logos from the web page and we are no longer affiliated with that project. For those of you who may have missed it. The KYGenWeb and USGenWeb projects say that anything submitted to the county web pages will be considered the property of KYGenWeb and USGenWeb unless specifically requested otherwise. I felt this was unfair as well as deceitful and tried to fight it but the rules will continue to apply for KYGenWeb. I felt i
12. Re: [KYBELL] Third Harlan County Site [1]
Thank you. Nancy Frost Moulton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phyllis Reynolds Goelz" To: Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2003 11:26 AM Subject: [KYBELL] Third Harlan County Site > Did anyone else notice that there is now a 3rd Harlan Co site at Rootsweb? > It was in the Rootsweb Review a week or so ago. It appears to be a USGenWeb > site, and the link to it is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyharla3/ > > > > Phyllis Reynolds Goelz > > > > ==== KYBELL Mailing
13. Re: [KYBELL] Hermina Brinkmeier's collection [1]
Someone wrote...Does anyone know what became of Hermina Brinkmeier's collection of The Pineville Sun on microfilm? Hermina, pronounced Her Mean a was a wonderful person and a great inspiration of mine. I met her a few times. She collected elephants. Not because she wanted to but..because people kept giving them to her..self includedI have been to her home and let me tell you......I have never seen so many rolls of Microfilm. She sure had a very big collection. You can her picture here. Just pla
14. [KYBELL] my previous message [1]
I forgot to add that the historical information I sent in previously is from the "History of Kentucky" by Judge Lewis Collins, Volume 1. Diane R.
15. [KYBELL] Michael Duffield ( Searching for this Researcher) [1]
Hello, I found this on All Things Cherokee but his email bounced back "User Inknown" Does anyone know him and if so can you help me connect with him please. Thanks, Elizabeth Caldwell Query: Caldwell, Whitehead, Brock: Looking for proof that these individuals are in fact Cherokees. The Caldwell family is said by family tradition to be descendants of Pocahontas. They married in the Whitehead and Brock Lines (below). The name Caldwell is shown in a book Cherokee By Blood. Many of them married Native Ameri
16. [KYBELL] : Ephraim Osborne [1]
Is anyone researching this Revolutionary War Patriot? He lived in Harlan until his death? RUTHA JACKSON ruthaj@mindspring.com
17. [KYBELL] (no subject) [1]
1814: Sept. 20 -- Gen. Duncan McArthur calls upon Gov. Shelby for 500 mounted Kentuckians, who rendezvous this day at Urbana, Ohio, under Maj. Peter DUDLEY. He leads them, with some Ohio troops, to the river Raisin, against Pottawatomie Indians, who flee at his approach. Thence leads them to Detroit, crosses into Canada, going 225 miles eastward, and, Nov. 4, defeats 550 Canadian militia, at Malcomn's Mill, with loss of 17 killed, 9 wounded, and 196 prisoners; American loss 1 killed, 6 wounded. 1815:
18. Re: [KYBELL] IMPORTANT MESSAGE [1]
Thank you both for the excellent job you are doing. I strongly feel that our genealogy should be FREE to others that are searching for their ancestors and that some company should not profit from what other researchers have willingly share. The "major " genealogy sites charge a hugh price for information that many of us researchers have tracked down ourselves. I will now get down off my soap box. Thanks again, Brenda Bowman researching: Gilbert, Sharp, Luckadoo, King, Martin, Partin, Reed, Littrell
19. [KYBELL] Hildegard/// Hermina Brinkmeier's collection [1]
Hildegard, I would be happy to pay for the cost of keeping her work alive via free access on the internet. Just a thought but I would hate to see her years of work be tossed aside. Kelly In a message dated 11/18/2003 4:44:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, HILDEGAR@seattleu.edu writes: Hermina Brinkmeier's executor is in the process of settling Hermina's estate. We will let you know what will be done with her extensive genealogical resources. Hildegard Hendrickson who worked with Hermina on the ASHER genea
20. [KYBELL] excerpt from "History of Kentucky" Vol. 1, by Lewis Collins (1822- [1]
1822: May 17 -- Benjamin Watkins LEIGH, as commissioner from the state of Virginia, appears before the Kentucky legislature, and asks the appointment of commissioners . . . . to decide the points of difference, and specially the claim of Virginia to locate on the lands west of the Tennessee river the unsatisfied military bounty warrants of the officers and soldiers of the Virginia state line. May 27 -- Resolution and address requiring the governor to remove from office Judge James CLARK, of the Bourbon
21. [KYBELL] Jones [1]
Is any one researching Stephen L Jones from Harlan County. He was in the revolutionary War. I need to know his wife(s) names. RUTHA JACKSON ruthaj@mindspring.com RUTHA JACKSON ruthaj@mindspring.com
22. Re: [KYBELL] IMPORTANT MESSAGE [1]
Kelly, Anything that I have submitted to YOU about my AKERS FAMILY in BELL COUNTY KENTUCKY should remain with YOU. I found YOUR site and chose to submit to YOU. Thank you. Pat (Akers) Lacy eplacy@worldnet.att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 5:19 PM Subject: [KYBELL] IMPORTANT MESSAGE > Hello Bell County Researchers, > Well, I did it. I removed the KYGenWeb links and logos from the web page and > we are no longe
23. [KYBELL] excerpt from Lewis Colllins' "History of Kentucky" [1]
1797: The "Kentucky Mirror" newspaper established at Washington, by Wm. HUNTER and BEAUMONT, who afterward remove it to Frankfort, Kentucky. Oct.-- Occupying claimant law passed -- to excuse the occupant of land from the payment of rents and profits, prior to actual notice of adverse title, and requiring the successful claimant to pay for all valuable and lasting improvements prior to such notice, less the damage by waste or deterioration of soil by cultivation. Nov. -- Punishment by death abolished,
24. Re: [KYBELL] We have a new WILDER! [1]
Welcome to the world, little Wilder. Nancy Frost Moulton ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 4:12 PM Subject: [KYBELL] We have a new WILDER! > Announcing the birth of Master Zachary Owen Wilder born today to Mr. & Mrs. > Troy Wilder. The Joseph Wilder/Sarah Saylor line continues. > > 8 lbs. 12 oz. 22 inches long I suspect he'll walk home from the hospital > himself to join siblings Brandon and Kaitlyn. > > Rene' (Proud cousin)
25. [KYBELL] excerpt from Lewis Collins' "History of Kentucky" Vol. 1 (1812 - 1813) [1]
Sorry -- thought I had sent this earlier. 1812: Feb. 4 -- Harry INNES, Christopher GREENUP, John BROWN, Daniel WEISIGER, Martin D. HARDIN, and Thos. B. LOOFBURROW authorized to raise $4,000, by lottery, to complete the building of a "house of public worship, on the public square, in Frankfort --"the same to be open and free for any sect or denomination who shall perform divine services therein in a regular and orderly manner, but with preference to any minister employed by a majority of the citizens t
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