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Searching for: +path:kybrecki +(+date:mar +date:2001)
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1. Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V01 #15 [1]
In a message dated 3/3/01 9:00:56 AM Central Standard Time, KYBRECKI-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Anyone interested in anyone in the Bruner, Frymire, Severs, Shellman groups > from Breckinridge County. I may have some related info. > I didn't know they had groups, but my grandmother, Nannie Claycomb was born in Frymire. Pam
2. sorry, I was thinking of towns not surnames! [1]
In a message dated 3/4/01 5:01:10 AM Central Standard Time, KYBRECKI-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Anyone interested in anyone in the Bruner, Frymire, Severs, Shellman groups > > from Breckinridge County. I may have some related info. > > Charles Severs > LOL, disregard my ignorant response to this earlier. I was thinking of TOWNS not surnames. SORRY Pam
3. 1870 Breckinridge Co. KY Census [1]
If anyone has access to the 1870 Breckinridge Co. KY census and would be willing to do a lookup, I would be very grateful. Looking for Minor Scott, Hardinsburg Dist., page #095. Thank you very much. Betty Kokal
4. Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V01 #14 [1]
Anyone interested in anyone in the Bruner, Frymire, Severs, Shellman groups from Breckinridge County. I may have some related info. Charles Severs
5. Mule contests [1]
Pam: Horse and mule pulling contests are very popular. Surely, those events were held back in the "good ol' days." A sled is used in pulling contests, wherein the friction/drag increases as distance pulled increases. The winner is the team of horses/mules, tractor or pick-up truck which pulls the weighted sled the greatest distance in a nearly-straight line. In the olden days, they likely didn't have weighted sleds, but just pulled a heavy object such as a chunk of limestone. I don't know for sure since I
6. Raymond, KY grocery store [1]
Going through my grandmothers pictures I found an old one of a "shack" but labeled "In front of dad's grocery store in Raymond, KY". I wish I had discussed it with her when she was alive or paid better attention as a girl when we visited Raymond, but I only remember the Baptist Church. Does anyone have an idea of where this grocery store was? (owned by John Claycomb) Pam Mix Carroll
7. Gregory - Quiggins [1]
Stephen Gregory b 1828 married Sarah Ellen Quiggins b 1831 d 1891,buried in Pleasant Grove United Methodist Cemetery, Hardin Co.They had 8 children.Washington, Walter, Allen C., Sarah, Mary A., Elizabeth( my gr gr grandmother), and Stephen H. They lived in Breckinridge and Hardin Countys. Does any one know who Stephen And Sarah's parents were. Thanks, Ann McLean
8. Re: Store at Raymond, KY [1]
Pam & Larry, My grandparents lived in and ran the store and postoffice at one time. They must have been living there in 1912 because about ten years ago my Uncle Ray Avitt Cashman, Sr. (7 Feb 1912-1 Feb 1998) asked me to take his picture in front of it, which I did. He said that was where he was born. For many years my grandparents Henry Washington Cashman and Lillie Sue Avitt Cashman lived across the road from the store and later Uncle Ray and his wife Wilda Evelyn Biddle Cashman lived there until his
9. Re: Claycomb kids in front of Raymond, KY store [1]
How are these CLAYCOMBS connected to Charlotte CLAYCOMB who married George Leonard BRUNER? She was the daughter of Johann Conrad KLECKHAM / CLAYCOMB and his wife, Maria Margaretha GERLS. Thanks, Jan Lund ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2001 6:47 PM Subject: Re: Claycomb kids in front of Raymond, KY store > In a message dated 3/11/01 11:01:12 AM Central Standard Time, > KYBRECKI-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > > > Pam do you
10. Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V01 #15 [1]
Hi Charles, I'm part of the BRUNER, ALLGOOD, KNOTT, and LYNCH lines in Breckinridge Co. I would love to hear what you have on the Bruner's.
11. Raymond, KY grocery store [1]
Pam: The groc. store that I knew was almost directly across the rd. [Hwy. 477] to the S-SE of the First Baptist Church, Raymond, KY. In the late 1970's - early 1980's, the groc. store was operated by a 1st cousin of my father-in-law. The owner/operator of the store was Thomas 'Taylor' Hall [1915-1995], s/o Junius Austin 'June' Hall & Addie Geraldine Knott. I don't know the yrs. that Taylor Hall bought or closed the store. It was open several times when we went to Raymond for Hall Reunions in Sept. each yr
12. Re: Claycomb kids in front of Raymond, KY store [1]
In a message dated 3/11/01 11:01:12 AM Central Standard Time, KYBRECKI-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Pam do you have the names of any of the Claycombs in your pictures? > Yes, Robert Claycomb, Rufus Claycomb and Oletta "Lettie" Claycomb, brothers and sister of my grandmother Nannie B. (children of John William Claycomb and Mary Jane "Molly" Pollock) Pam
13. : Re: Claycomb kids in front of Raymond, KY store [1]
>Pam do you have the names of any of the Claycombs in your pictures? > > > > Yes, Robert Claycomb, Rufus >Claycomb and Oletta "Lettie" Claycomb, brothers > and sister of my grandmother Nannie B. (children of John William Claycomb and > Mary Jane "Molly" Pollock) > > Pam > >How are these CLAYCOMBS connected to Charlotte CLAYCOMB who married George Leonard BRUNER? She was the daughter of Johann Conrad KLECKHAM / CLAYCOMB and his wife, Maria Margaretha GERLS. >Thanks, Jan Lund John William's(Henry, Jr.,
14. Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V01 #15 [1]
Yes, I'm researching Nicholas Rice and the Bruners are involved, this was around 1800 forward. Would share what I have if desired. Thanks, Sherm Finch Davis, CA KYBRECKI-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > KYBRECKI-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 15 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V01 #14 [S9359338@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from KYBRECKI-D, send a message to > > KYBRECKI-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the bod
15. Mule contests [1]
Still going through my grandmother's pix. Several photos of CLAYCOMBs and CHAPPELLs with their mules! I remember as a child my uncle Robert Claycomb was proud of his mules! On tv the other day there was a mule contest or pulling contest, whatever it is called...anyway, Were there such contests in the olden days in the area? Were the mules just working animals or did the owners get to show them off in some contest form? Pam Mix Carroll
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