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1. Re: [KYBRECKI] Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V03 #13 [1]
Candy sorry to reply again Cynthia Crawford Boyd was first cousin to Judith Compton Walker not sister Thank you Brenda ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2003 11:42 PM Subject: [KYBRECKI] Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V03 #13 > Am looking for a William G. Boyd, son of a William and Mary Boyd, who came > from Shelby County and died in Breckinridge County. He was a pensioner of > the War of 1812. He married first Polly Newland and
2. [KYBRECKI] DeHAVEN*JOHNSON*MATTHEWS need help! [1]
Hi Dave and List, Below is a copy and paste info from a person who e-mailed me about the DeHAVEN, JOHNSON and MATTHEWS. So with that info below here are my questions for anyone who can help. 1. Is Edmund and Edward the same person? 2. And was the Edmund who married Margaret "Milly" MATTHEWS, fist married to Rebecca JOHNSON? 3. And if this Margaret "Milly" MATTHEWS was a widow when he married her was she then a Mrs. Margaret "Milly" MATTHEWS? My direct line is the MATTHEWS, I'm trying to prove siblings
3. [KYBRECKI] Dean, DeHaven and Behen connections? [1]
I have a Mahala Jane Dean that was married to John Scarborough Newton. There seems to be an awful lot of info on him and his family, but nothing about her. With as many folks talking about the DEAN family, I thought I'd give it a shot. And then, with all the talk about the DeHaven family, another question pops up. Ira DeHaven Behen was married to Grace Mae Plank. These are my great grandparents and their daughter Grace Behen Bandy was my grandmother. I've always wondered where the DeHaven came from i
4. [KYBRECKI] Breckinridge List [1]
John, Thank you so much for the information regarding Cook Publications Hope to find more. Brenda
5. Re: [KYBRECKI] Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V03 #13 [1]
Candy: I know nothing about the Boyds, but have an elderly cousin who is related to the Sterett to whom Celeste Boyd was married. Have no idea how much, if anything, she knows about the Boyds, but knowing her, she may. What, precisely, do you need? I will ask the next time I talk with her. She is 90, but sharp as a tack; no computer, of course. Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2003 11:42 PM Subject: [KYBRECKI]
6. Re: [KYBRECKI] Beghto / BRUNER / RICE / PECKINPAUGH, etc. [1]
Thanks, I appreciate the help. Just starting to research these two lines, any & all information gratefully accepted. Alice Allen *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 4/21/2003 at 5:56 PM genhelp@worldnet.att.net wrote: >Brenda: > >Thank you for posting this information! I am a descendant of Adam BRUNER, >Sr., Adam BRUNER, Jr. and Nicholas RICE who are mentioned in the records >below! > >Alice, I received your message about Catherine BRUNER. I have lots of >Catherine's but only one about that
7. [KYBRECKI] Meador and Maysey/macy [1]
if anyone would like to read about the Meador family or Maysey/Macy family here is my webpage on both families www.geocities.com/janet_ariciu Janet
8. [KYBRECKI] Beghto / BRUNER / RICE / PECKINPAUGH, etc. [1]
Brenda: Thank you for posting this information! I am a descendant of Adam BRUNER, Sr., Adam BRUNER, Jr. and Nicholas RICE who are mentioned in the records below! Alice, I received your message about Catherine BRUNER. I have lots of Catherine's but only one about that time period. I will e-mail you separately. Jan Lund genhelp@worldnet.att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Duckers" To: Sent: Sunday, April 20, 2003 7:43 PM Subject: Re: [KYBRE
9. Re: [KYBRECKI] Brenda Dean Dehaven [1]
Hi Brenda, Thanks for the DeHaven data, it is much appreciated. Most Sterett burials were in the Sterett Family Cemetery. Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Duckers" To: Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 9:43 AM Subject: [KYBRECKI] Brenda Dean Dehaven > Ma Smith died 3-17-1819 age 46th year Buried Dean-DeHaven Cemetery #4 south of McQuady, Highway 702. turn right at Goshen Baptist Church sign, 3 miles northeast of Glen Dean on Hardinsubrg B
10. Re: [KYBRECKI] Sterett [1]
Am looking for information concerning John Sterett, born Oct 1779. He states it was in Virginia, his son Baird claims that it was in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. On one document, he is listed as "young John Sterrett" implying that he may be a Jr. I have most of the family data beginning with his marriage to Sarah "Sallie" DeHaven. I do not believe the tie to Alexander and am interested in whether or not anyone can corroborate that information. Thank you, Candace [Sterett] Johnston
11. Re: [KYBRECKI] Sterett [1]
Hi Candace John Sterrett was summond a number of times for the grand jury, too many notations to type out [Volume I] 24 entries for John Sterrett in Volume I John Sterrett to Sarah DeHaven 10-13-1802 Early marriage records [Vol I, page 192] Does not state if bond date or marriage date. Deed Book B, page 376 April 2nd 1808 John Walker, High Sheriff by John Sterett, his Deputy etc..... Deed Book B, page 395, September 22, 1808 John Handley to John Sterett for 5 shillings, tract of land on Long Lick Cree
12. [KYBRECKI] Cloverport Cemetery [1]
My Fathers parents are buried in the Cloverport Cemetery and some time ago I was told that his grandparents were also buried there. There are no stones for his grandparents. I was told that some of the very old stones , which had deteriorated were on the other side of the fence at the top left of the drive when you go up the hill and were no longer there. Is it possible that there might be a very old list of that graveyard that might possibly show the old tombstones names and dates or where would I reque
13. [KYBRECKI] Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V03 #25 [1]
Here are the records we have of the relevant Dehaven's in the Dean cemetary: Edward Dehaven, 1763-sept 1849 Bettie Dehaven, dau of H. E. & S.L. 11-8-1857 to 10-11-1858. Isaac Dehaven 5-22-1790, 5-8-1871. Elizabeth (Dean) Dehaven age 73, 3-16-1864. Issac T Dehaven, son of I. and E. (age 11mos, 24 days) James J Dehaven, 8-30-1822 to 6-12-1828. R. F. Dehaven age 39yrs, 4-14-1844? Rebecca, wife of Isaac 1796- aug 1819. Rebecca Dehaven, dau. of I. & E. 12-13-1828, 10-11-1844. Sara Ann Dehaven, wife of
14. Re: [KYBRECKI] Hudson/Hutchison, Joseph [1]
Thank you I will pass this on to my friend janet ----- Original Message ----- From: Brenda Duckers To: Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2003 6:08 PM Subject: Re: [KYBRECKI] Hudson/Hutchison, Joseph > Joseph Hudson stone no birth shown, death 1844 age 88 years husband of > Hannah, buried in the Old Hudson Cemetery, in Hudson, on J. T. (Burk) > Keesee's farm. Grave # 11767 page 226 > > Hannah Hudson died 1861 age of 88, wife of Joseph Hudson > same cemetery, Grave #
15. [KYBRECKI] Brenda Dean Dehaven [1]
Ma Smith died 3-17-1819 age 46th year Buried Dean-DeHaven Cemetery #4 south of McQuady, Highway 702. turn right at Goshen Baptist Church sign, 3 miles northeast of Glen Dean on Hardinsubrg Bowling Green Rd. Grave 08335 Ma Smith is the only Smith in Dean-Dehaven Cemetery No Sterrett, No Boyd at all in the book Hogg Elizabeth Hogg died 5-21-1857, Born North Carolina, Consort of Robert buried at Oglesby Cemetery west of Cloverport, Ky Grave 15833 There are numerous Dean entries I will give you those i
16. Re: [KYBRECKI] Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V03 #13 [1]
Candy I was wondering what happened to Henry. Welcome to the Compton Family, have lots to trade if you are interested Brenda bduckers@kc.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 11:46 PM Subject: Re: [KYBRECKI] Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V03 #13 > In a message dated 4/2/2003 11:39:25 AM Central Standard Time, > bduckers@kc.rr.com writes: > > > > Hello, > > > > the third wife you show for William G. Boyd was Cynthia Crawf
17. Re: [KYBRECKI] Cloverport Cemetery [1]
What are the names you are searching for? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Arnold" To: Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 5:01 PM Subject: [KYBRECKI] Cloverport Cemetery > My Fathers parents are buried in the Cloverport > Cemetery and some time ago I was told that his > grandparents were also buried there. There are no > stones for his grandparents. I was told that some > of the very old stones , which had deteriorated > were on the other side
18. Re: [KYBRECKI] Beghtol/Bruner [1]
Beghdol (Bectol, Pectol) Peter County Court Minute Book 2, May 19, 1817, page 232 Ordered that Richard McGill, Henry Peckenpaugh, Peter Pectol and Adam Bruner, Jr. or any three of them being duly sworn do view and make a road the nearest and best way from Adam Bruner, Jr. mill to Hardinsburg and make report thereof agreeably to law. [page 140 Volume III] January 19, 1818, page 269 On the motion and application of Adam Bruner for leave to open a road from Hardinsburg to his mill on Dorret's fork of Hard
19. Re: [KYBRECKI] Breckinridge List [1]
Also, see Sam McDowell's site. McDowell Publications has several books for Breckinridge, Ohio and Grayson Counties. Sam and I are distant cousins through the Haynes and Huff lines in the three counties I mentioned. Years back Sam & Michael Cook of Cook Publications were partners. Here is his website: http://members.aol.com/sammcpub/index.htm John G. West At 09:48 PM 4/21/2003 -0500, you wrote: >John, Thank you so much for the information regarding Cook Publications >Hope to find more. >Brenda > >
20. [KYBRECKI] Re: Thanks Again Brenda :) [1]
Thanks so much! Theresa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Duckers" To: Sent: Monday, April 21, 2003 8:10 PM Subject: Re: [KYBRECKI] Re: Thank You.... Edmund DeHAVEN & Margaret "Milly" MATTHEWS > Theresa > 5 books found so far by Michael and Bettie A. Cook > I hope they create more of them > > I would write to Cook Publications > 3318 Wimberg Avenue > Evansville, IN 47720 > > If you do not have any luck with the address above, I would contact the
21. Re: [KYBRECKI] Sterett [1]
In a message dated 4/21/2003 6:49:53 PM Central Standard Time, bduckers@kc.rr.com writes: > Your young John Sterrett could be a son of a John or a nephew of John > There is no Alexander Sterrett at all in my books > I have a feeling he moved to Hancock County, Kentucky > Sorry that I was unable to answer your question. John Sterrett served > Breckinridge well. > Brenda > > Brenda: Thanks for all the clues to John Sterett in Breckinridge County. John did indeed move to Hancock County, Kentucky. As
22. Re: [KYBRECKI] Re: Thank You.... Edmund DeHAVEN & Margaret "Milly" MATTHEWS [1]
Theresa 5 books found so far by Michael and Bettie A. Cook I hope they create more of them I would write to Cook Publications 3318 Wimberg Avenue Evansville, IN 47720 If you do not have any luck with the address above, I would contact the Archives at Breckinridge County, Kentucky Courthouse Post Office Box 538 Hardinsburg, KY 40143 I believe the archives area is located in the basement of the Courthouse perhaps someone on the list can give you better details A wonderful researcher mailed a list of book
23. [KYBRECKI] Hudson/Hutchison, Joseph [1]
I seeking information about Joseph Hutchison/Hudson b 1754 in VA, d may 15,1842 Breckinridge CO., Ky. m'd Susannah Dodson June 7,1775 in VA. She died in VA. 2nd wife Hannah Hall oct 21,1799 in Bourbon Co Ky. She 1861 in Bourbon Co. KY Joseph name was chance after he move to KY from Hutchison to Hudson. I was told that his father was William. William father was Anderson or Andrew from England. Can any one tell me more Janet
24. [KYBRECKI] Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V03 #21 [1]
I have some information on De Haven's of the period which may line up, or not with those of the inquiree. A DeHaven family is in my DEAN line of Breckinridge county. Isaac DeHaven, son of Edward and Rebecca JOHNSON DeHaven, b. 22 May 1790, Georgetown, KY, d. 8 May 1871, Breckinridge county, buried Dean-DeHaven cemetary. He married two Dean sisters, 1. Rebecca Dean, dau of Henry and Mary Johnson Dean in 1814. She was bn 1798 and died 1819. 2. Married 1823 Elizabeth "Betsy" Dean, 1791-1864. There were 3
25. [KYBRECKI] AHGP Ghost Town Site needs Volunteers [1]
The American History and Genealogy Project (AHGP) has a new site, "Ghost Towns in the USA". The National site is located at http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaghstwn/GhostTownUSA.html/ Doris Robbins is the Web Host. If you would like to host a state for the site, please contact Doris at demwr@netzero.net Kathleen Burnett List Mom
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