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Searching for: +path:kybrecki +(+date:feb +date:2004)
Viewing 1-14 of 14 matches from 36,021,514 documents
1. Re: [KYBRECKI] Fw: Mahala Frank [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. If you can read this line, your email software does not support this format. --MyFaMiLyMiMeBoUnDaRy02292000 Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit FYIW, I Have a Mahala Mattingly in my ancestory. Joe -----Original Message----- From: Mrandmrstaz2@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 7:21 PM To: KYBRECKI-L@rootsweb.com Cc: Subject: Re: [KYBRECKI] Fw: Mahala Frank i dont know for sure because i did not know her parents. the only info i ha
2. Re: [KYBRECKI] Fw: Mahala Frank [0.987231]
i dont know for sure because i did not know her parents. the only info i had for her is that the mahala i know married cary lafayette carter. it could be her but not for sure because i dont even have her last name
3. [KYBRECKI] Anna Marie Ree Rhodes Smith d Feb 14 2004 [0.987231]
Anna Marie "Ree" Smith died in Springfield, Il Feb. 14, 2004, age 72. She made her home in Petersburg, Menard, Il. She was born in 1931 in Axtel, Breckinridge, Ky. She was the daughter of Raymond and Lilly Mae Critchalow Rhodes. She married James C. Smith in 1957. Survived by three sons and three daughters. Also has two children with last name of Yoakum. Four brothers and four sisters. Burial in Camp Butler National Cemetery, Springfield, IL.
4. [KYBRECKI] Mahala Frank [0.987231]
I found Mahneda Spencer, white, 42, female, farmer, died Sept. 10, 1856 of Typhoid Fever daughter of John and Elizabeth Frank. Death Records Breckinridge 1852 to 1904 Is this your Mahala Frank Spencer???
5. [KYBRECKI] James M Quiggins cemetery lookup [0.987231]
Where is James buried? JAMES M QUIGGINS--born about 1825 and died before 1880. Married 3 times--First wife unknown--2nd wife Mrs. Ellen Compton m. Feb. 1866, Breckinridge Co., Ky--3rd wife Elizabeth Nevitt her 3rd--m. Jan 1871 Breckinridge Co., Ky.
6. [KYBRECKI] Fw: Mahala Frank [0.987231]
----- Original Message ----- From: Brenda Duckers To: KYBRECKI-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 8:38 PM Subject: Mahala Frank I found Mahneda Spencer, white, 42, female, farmer, died Sept. 10, 1856 of Typhoid Fever daughter of John and Elizabeth Frank. Death Records Breckinridge 1852 to 1904 Is this your Mahala Frank Spencer???
7. [KYBRECKI] THE HARDINS cont'd [0.987231]
Shortly after his arrival in Kentucky, John Hardin volunteered under General George Rogers Clark for the campaign against the Wabash Indians and was appointed quartermaster of the force. The Wabash campaign was not very fruitful, many men deserting, supplies not sufficient, etc. There were other ex- peditions against the Indians in which he took part. In 1789, he was named County Lieutenant, with the rank of colonel, which placed him in command of the militia of the county. In May, 1792, General J
8. [KYBRECKI] Capt. William Hardin b.1747 and Hardinsburg KY [0.987231]
Capt. William Hardin (1747-1821)--Where can I find a list of people who came with Wm. Hardin to Breckinridge Co., Ky? Where was Wm. Hardin born.
9. Re: [KYBRECKI] John Frank and Elizabeth Otto kY in early 1800`s [0.987231]
i dont have your info but it doesnt mean that its not correct because it might be the same family line but i have different info. the mahala i have but i have no last name on my info is that she was married to a cary laffayette carter and he was born in 1832-1834 and died in 1892. they had children cary, lucinda, george, delila, and thomas. they could have divorced or she died because he got remaried in 1843. so this could be the same mahala. but i have no info on her. if it is thank you for her info
10. Re: [KYBRECKI] Capt. William Hardin b.1747 and Hardinsburg KY [0.987231]
This was found in KY Biographies. They can be reach thru most of county web sites.There is a URL at end that will take you here. Dave HISTORY OF KENTUCKY, by Lewis Collins, and J.A. & U.P. James, published 1847. Reprinted by Henry Clay Press, Lexington, Ky., 1968, pp. 212-213 [Breckinridge county]. One of the earliest settlers in that portion of Kentucky which now forms the county of Breckinridge, was Capt. WILLIAM HARDIN, a noted hunter and Indian fighter - a man of dauntless courage and resolution -
11. Re: [KYBRECKI] John Frank and Elizabeth Otto kY in early 1800`s [0.987231]
In a message dated 2/3/2004 4:03:03 PM Eastern Standard Time, Mrandmrstaz2@aol.com writes: i dont have your info but it doesnt mean that its not correct because it might be the same family line but i have different info. the mahala i have but i have no last name on my info is that she was married to a cary laffayette carter and he was born in 1832-1834 and died in 1892. they had children cary, lucinda, george, delila, and thomas. they could have divorced or she died because he got remaried in 1843.
12. [KYBRECKI] John Frank and Elizabeth Otto kY in early 1800`s [0.987231]
I would like to know if this information on the following is true: I have a paper that states that MAHALA FRANK born about 1812 and died 1856 is the daughter of a JOHN FRANK and ELIZABETH OTTO. States that Mahala married a JOSIAH SPENCER born june 14, 1898. His parents were SAMUEL SPENCER and CATHERINE BRUNER. Mahala and Josiah Spencer lived in Breckinridge co. Ky. I have a will for an Elizabeth Frank who died in 1838 and it lists as daughters NANCY and ISABELLA. MAHALA may also be a daughter. Will s
13. Re: [KYBRECKI] Capt. William Hardin b.1747 and Hardinsburg KY [0.987231]
what i usually do is search the web by typing in- descendents of william hardin of breckinridge county kentucky and see what that would bring up.
14. [KYBRECKI] THE HARDINS [0.987231]
Taken from "Two Centuries in Elizabethtown and Hardin County, Ky 1776- 1976" by Daniel E McClure, Jr. The Hardins The Hardin family is of special relative interest to our readers, Hardin County being named to honor Colonel John Hardin. Information for this sketch has been found in the private files of Mr. John L. Helm (IV) of Louisville, Collin's History of Kentucky and the History of Lafayette County, Pennsylvania, by Franklin Ellis (1882) and a sketch prepared by Miss Lucy T Robertson in 1939 for th
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