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1. Re: [KYBREATH-L] Click and Walker Families [1]
Hi: I have a lot on Tyra's: Ebb Tyra B-1880 D- nov 20, 1942 Married Margaret Thomlinson B-Abt. !880 D-Before 1942 - Children are - Myrvin B- Abt. 1924 - Myrtle B- July 13, 1913 - Corbet A. - B-1915 -D- 1970 - William M. B- nov. 23, 1916 - Nettie A. B- april 13, 1919 - Ollie M. B- 0ct. 19, 1924 -Emma -B-n0v 9, 1926 - George K. B- nov. 10, 1927 . If this is your line let me know, i have quiet a lot on these Tyra's. Paul M. Blankenship Msgussy116@cs.com wr
2. Re: [KYBREATH-L] Fw: Sing a Bush song... [1]
So What did this have to do with genealogy? My grandson was really involved in this years election. He is age 8. He received a superior rating on his "I am an American" Project. He helped our family put out election signs in the yard, studied all the candidates, created a book on all the Presidential candidates, wrote his own election jingles and even went with me to vote. We created a large collage of pictures of his experiences. I am sure he will get a kick out of this little song when he is older. I
3. Re: Fwd: [KYBREATH-L] The Bodies that Stain the Bloody Ground of Breathitt County [1]
>From: TaffyRath@aol.com >Reply-to: KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com >To: KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com > >From: grogers@infinet.com (Geneva McKinney) >Reply-to: KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com >To: KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com >Thank you very much Tammy for letting us know. >Here is also a site where His Books Are: This is NOT a good site: "Morris Fork Kentucky" by Leon Morris http://users.beanstalk.net/rokadane/morris/ This is what I got: HTTP Error 404 404 Not Found The Web server cannot find the file or script
4. [KYBREATH-L] The Bodies that Stain the Bloody Ground of Breathitt County [1]
Thank you very much Tammy for letting us know. Here is also a site where His Books Are: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ky/county/lee/books.html#breath http://www.combs-families.org/~combs/records/ky-books.html Geneva THonaker@aol.com wrote: > > Hello Everyone, > In the January 25th edition of the Jackson Times O.H. Napier has written > about his new book " The Bodies that Stain the Bloody Ground of Breathitt > County" according to the article the book contains all the murders that were > written about in
5. [KYBREATH-L] JOHN AND CLINTON ALLEN (mid-1800s) [1]
Folks, I made an error. I should know to not trust my memory. My reference to CLAY CO., KY, in my original message, should have been to BROWN CO., KY.' There is no BROWN CO., KY. It was my great grandmother, wife of Clinton M. Allen, who was born in CLAY CO. (INDIANA). Thank you to all of you who sent me news of the existence of Clay Co., KY. Steve Leeper >Return-Path: >Resent-Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2001 18:55:44 -0800 > >My grandfather, Clinton M. Allen, is said by his s
6. [KYBREATH-L] JOHN AND CLINTON ALLEN (mid-1800s) [1]
Jennifer and other Breathitt County Listers, Thank you for your reply. Thank you to all of you who have checked your records for me in search of my Clinton M. and John ALLEN. There are several of you. I have searched through Breathitt County census records and posted several times. I have had several very kind replies with no connections to my Allen line. I now conclude that my Allen's are not from Breathitt Co., KY. My grandfather, Clinton M. Allen, is said by his son to have been born (ca. 1848) in
7. Re: [KYBREATH-L] Fw: Sing a Bush song... [1]
What has this got to do with genealogy?
8. [KYBREATH-L] HAPPY BIRTHDAY to me and SOME Thoughts [1]
To All my Cousins I have met ONLINE and My Friends on the Various List, I would like to THANK Each and Everyone of YOU for making the PAST Year a Blessing. I thought my efforts where pretty much Solitary until I got this OLD 'Puter to play with. I have found many new FRIENDS and COusins I never knew I had and I feel "HONORED" to know you all. I HOPE this next year we all find our TREES Filled and Our Searches OVER ( RIGHT, Ha ha ha ha and maybe we'll all hit the Lottery too ). I LOVE each and All of You M
9. Re: [KYBREATH-L] Click and Walker Families [1]
THANK-YOU CORINNE, I HAVE HEARD THAT THEY WERE TOMLINSON'S, BUT I DO KNOW THAT MY MOTHER'S AUNT'S SAID THAT IT WAS CHANGED TO TOMLIN. I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT WHY. I WOULD APPRECIATE ANYTHING YOU HAVE ON THAT NAME. THANKS AGAIN, SHEILA
10. Re: [KYBREATH-L] JOHN AND CLINTON ALLEN (mid-1800s) [1]
Dee, Thank you for this message. I thought I had scoured the map of Kentucky and searched the Kentucky GenWeb site for a Clay County and came up empty. I made the Clay County statement in hopes that someone would tell me that it once existed. You have done so. Thank you, Steve Leeper At 11:20 PM 2/1/01 EST, you wrote: >Steven Allen Leeper > >I'm sure someone else has told you this before me - but Breathitt County, >which was formed in 1839, was made up of parent counties CLAY, ESTILL, AND >PERRY.
11. [KYBREATH-L] AN APOLOGY TO THOSE I MAY HAVE OFFENDED [1]
To All On THE LIST, It WAS NOTMY INTENT TO OFFEND ANYONE. I WAS MERELY TRYING TO POINT OUT THAT PRESIDENT "DUBYA", AS WE REFER TO HIM HERE IN THE GREAT STATE OF TEXAS, HAS BEEN IN OFFICE A LITTLE OVER TWO WEEKS AND THE BASHING HAS STARTED ALREADY. PERSONALLY, I AM AN INDEPENDENT; SO TO ALL OF YOU WHO THINK I AM A "CLINTON LOVING LIBERAL DEMOCRAT" ARE SADLY MISTAKEN. I USED TO THINK OF MYSELF AS A CONSERVATIVE SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT BUT THE PARTY GOT TOO WEIRD FOR ME. GRANTED, I CAN'T STAND "DUBYA" MYSELF BUT
12. Re: [KYBREATH-L] Fw: Sing a Bush song... [1]
Ed: I am glad that you love it , but I hate it. AND it has no place on this list. Corinne "R. Edward Vires" wrote: > It's Started already So Much for a Honeymoon from the wisenhammers..... HA HA HA HA HA I LOVE THIS. > > Subject: Sing a Bush song... > > >The Kennebunkport Hillbilly > > > (sung to the tune of The Beverly Hillbillies Theme Song) > > > > > > Come and listen to my story 'bout a boy name Bush. > > > His IQ was zero and his head was up his tush. > > > He drank like a fish while he drove all
13. Re: [KYBREATH-L] JOHN AND CLINTON ALLEN (mid-1800s) [1]
Dear Jean, Thank you for your message. Please see my second message to Breathitt Co. Steve Leeper >Return-Path: >Resent-Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2001 20:36:12 -0800 >X-Original-Sender: chilipepper5454@aol.com Thu Feb 1 20:36:12 2001 >From: chilipepper5454@aol.com >Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2001 23:35:37 EST >Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] JOHN AND CLINTON ALLEN (mid-1800s) >Old-To: KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com >Content-Disposition: Inline >Resent-Message-ID:
14. [KYBREATH-L] The Bodies that Stain the Bloody Ground of Breathitt County [1]
Hello Everyone, In the January 25th edition of the Jackson Times O.H. Napier has written about his new book " The Bodies that Stain the Bloody Ground of Breathitt County" according to the article the book contains all the murders that were written about in the Jackson Times from 1925 to 1950. Mr. Napier also still has books available called " Frozen Flood" and "Hillbilly from Heaven". The cost of each book is $20 plus $5 shipping . The address given in the article is O.H. Napier Box 392 Jackson, Ky
15. [KYBREATH-L] Re: BECKNELL - MAYS LINE [1]
Hi Breathitt County Rcvd today Leon Morris book of Morris Fork, KY. Very nice book - found one of my Mays and Becknell direct lines in the book - Thomas Mays and Nancy Becknell - their daughter Rachel Mays1/1835 m Sanual Johnson 1835. Notes Sam lived in Perry Co when they married but in Breathitt Co in the 1870 and 1880 census. Question re Nancy Becknell - know there has to be some Becknell lines out there. Does anyone have more info on Nancy Becknell, d/o Henry Becknell and Jennie Clark? I
16. [KYBREATH-L] Bradford [1]
Hi Breathitt list, any help or changes be appreciated: My Jane Bradford is a grand doughter of Sandors Bradford and Sarah Ann Pridemore. Jane's Mother my be Louisa Bradford, she was born in Breathitt co. ky. 1849 died 1920, I need a place of her death? William "Doc" Howard is the Father of Louisa Bradford's 6 children. need to know there names? Carson 3rd.
17. Re: [KYBREATH-L] AN APOLOGY TO THOSE I MAY HAVE OFFENDED [1]
I am a NEW Republican and I took this as it was intended. Someone had too much time on their hands. It was cute. I was not offended. Don't let a few hard noses ruin your day. The could have just deleted it and not sent CRAP to the rest of the list. They are worse then they THINK you are for sending it. Just move on...Have a good day. Your Kentucky Cousin.... THANKS Penny
18. [KYBREATH-L] Fw: Sing a Bush song... [1]
It's Started already So Much for a Honeymoon from the wisenhammers..... HA HA HA HA HA I LOVE THIS. Subject: Sing a Bush song... >The Kennebunkport Hillbilly > > (sung to the tune of The Beverly Hillbillies Theme Song) > > > > Come and listen to my story 'bout a boy name Bush. > > His IQ was zero and his head was up his tush. > > He drank like a fish while he drove all about. > > But that didn't matter 'cuz his daddy bailed himout. > > > > DUI, that is. Criminal record. Cover-up. > > > > Well,
19. [KYBREATH-L] Re: sing a Bush song... [1]
Personally I thought it was kinda cute. Lighten up people you can't be serious all your life. If you can't have a little humor once in a while, this would be a really dull world
20. [KYBREATH-L] Re: KYBREATH-D Digest V01 #15 [1]
Do any of the Allen families under discussion have a daughter named Polly (or maybe even Sarah Polly) that married Alexander Walker? Polly was born in 1818 in KY and died after 1903 in Madison Co AR She married Alexander Mar 27 1837 in Perry Co. KY. Charlotte J. Miller
21. Re: [KYBREATH-L] JOHN AND CLINTON ALLEN (mid-1800s) [1]
From The Book Earlie Families of Eastern and Southeastern Ky by William C Kozee Clay Co.Ky There were approximately 330 families living in Clay Co in the year 1810, as shown by original tax lists and other public records, John Hibbard, assistant to Joseph Crockett,United States Marshal for the District of Kentucky,ennumerated the third decennial census and, on Dec 19,1810, he certified and reported a total enumeration of 2,398. Of this number 1202 were white males, 1055 white females, and 141 negro sl
22. [KYBREATH-L] Carr/ Deaton / McQueen & More!! [1]
Can't anyone help with info on "ANY" of these people listed below. Thanks, Martha Jo Carr Descendants of William Pleasant Carr Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM PLEASANT3 CARR (WILLIAM R.2, JAMES1) was born 1863 in Sneedsville, Hancock Co. Tennessee, and died June 1896 in Campton Wolfe Co , Kentucky. He married (1) LAURA MOORE. She was born 1877 in Clay City , Ky, and died 1968. He married (2) ELIZABETH HARRISON in Jellico , Tennessee, daughter of ISAAC HARRISON and LUETHIE ISAACS. She was born 1862 in Kentu
23. [KYBREATH-L] David Crockett Miller [1]
Does anyone know anything of a David Crockett Miller, b. about 1837? Gary Allmyer
24. Re: [KYBREATH-L] The Bodies that Stain the Bloody Ground of Breathitt County [1]
Hello All, I had no problem with the site. However instead of typing in the url , I did the "Copy" and "Paste" thing where it will automatically type in the "address'' for you . And went right to the site with no problem. Maybe you could try that, and see if it works for you. :o) Sincerly, Janie Howard Herald, Deaton, Raleigh, Spicer, Turner, Hains/Hinds, Watts, Wooten, Baugess/Barguess
25. Re: [KYBREATH-L] Re: tyra [1]
THANK-YOU, YVONNE, I WILL CHECK WITH WOLFE CO. MAYBE THAT IS WHY I HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO FIND ANYTHING.
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