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Searching for: +path:kybrecki +(+date:mar +date:2003)
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1. Maryland to Kentucky O`Bryan/Bryan, McAtee [1]
Hi, The only info I have on the McAtee`s was given to me about a year ago and the person that gave it to me said she couldn`t confirm it is correct. 1Leonard McAtee b.1757 Charles/St. Mary Co., MD d.Bef. Feb. 1798 Nelson County, KY. m. Sarah Beall b.1759 in Charles Co., MD m.Bef. 1784 in Charles Co., MD d.Bef. 1804 THREE CHILDREN; (a)Mary Ann McAtee b.Sept.8, 1784 MD d.Sept.30, 1855 Meade Co., KY m.Henry O`Bryan/Bryan b.Dec.20, 1783 St. Mary`s Co., MD m.Nov.27, 1805 Nelson Co., KY. d.
2. Planters Hall, Breckinridge, Kentucky 1880 [1]
Where was Planters Hall, Breckinridge, Kentucky in 1880? Was it a town with census district called Planters Hall? If so was it located between McQuady to Hardinsburg along 261 or from McQuady west or McQuady towards Glen Dean Road? Or am I way off?
3. McCamish Cemetery [1]
I am told that there is at least one McCamish Cemetery in Breckenridge County. One is supposed to be near Custer. Does anyone know exactly where it is? A newsletter from Hancock County told of a McCamish Cemetery in Breckenridge near Hancock. Does anyone know where that one is? Thanks, Doug McCammish
4. Re: [MDSTMARY-L] to KY [1]
Philip O`Bryan/Bryan married to Dolly/Dorthy Thompson. 4 sons Henry O`Bryan b.1783 MD d.1853 KY married to Mary McAtee b.1784 MD d.1855 KY. John O`Bryan b.1779 MD d.1861 KY married to Mary Wathen b.1799 MD d.1874 KY. Joseph O`Bryan b.1788 MD d.? KY married to Mary Vowels b.1790 MD d.? KY. Benedict O`Bryan b.1792 MD d.1875 KY married Ellender Gristy b.? d.?KY. Thanks for any info on this family. Patrick.
5. [KYBRECKI] Dam 45 Addison, Ky [1]
Those people (my father was one of them) were Government employes of the Lock and Dam Branch of the US Army Corps of Engineers with Louisville as their headquarters. Louisville is their headquarters still. There are retired Ex employes in the area of all of the dams. There is a large phone book entry for them the "employe locator is 502 582 5918 I am doubtful that this would include old employes but it might be a place to start. departments not listed Like retirement records or personel records is 5
6. [KYBRECKI] O`Bryan in Union Star [1]
Hi List, Are there any O`Bryan/Bryan buried in Union Star or on Census for Union Star? Thanks Patrick.
7. Disease outbreaks in the 1800's [1]
Hi all, Am hoping someone can help me out with a situation. I'm working on a project, and can't find the information that I am searching for. In talking with my cousin, he's mentioned in past, about various outbreaks of diseases in Breck. Co. that may or may not have coincided with regional/national outbreaks of disease (ie. Influenza, typhoid fever, TB). While I paid attention, I should have had a paper and pen to write things down as my memory isn't all that great in some cases. I am wondering
8. [KYBRECKI] Federal Records [1]
My grandfather, James Pierce was employed at the lock and dam on the river at Stephensport, Kentucky in Breckenridge County, Kentucky and then the lock and dam in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky. Can anyone tell me if there would be any records I could request and if so whom would I request them from. Would love to have actual address before marriage and any other information I might glean. Thank you in Advance All ideas are Welcome Judith Pierce Arnold
9. [KYBRECKI] FROM NEW LIST MOM - PLEASE READ [1]
My name is Kathleen Burnett and I am your new List Mom. I want to take a moment and let you know who I am and a little about myself and how I work as a Mailing List Mom. I am a mother of 4 and grandmother of 10. I work outside of the home during the day. I am a list Mom to several other Mailing Lists. I am very actively involved in my own family research. I am a hands on List Mom, meaning I keep track of what is going on with the mailing list and if you are ever in need of me during the day, while at
10. [KYBRECKI] Re: KYBRECKI-D Digest V03 #13 [1]
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 second Jane [Liggett] Newland and third, Cynthia E. _____________. Some of his children include Columbia [Boyd] Diggs, Celeste [Boyd] Sterett, and Robert Liggett Boyd. Can anyone give me any further information? Candy Sterett
11. Poorhouse [1]
Hi there list... I am trying to track down a KNOTT family member that may have been in the Poorhouse around the 1900's. I am wondering if anyone would happen to know where the Poorhouse was located, or even what district/town it was in. I have the 1900 census, so narrowing down the census listings will help if I had approximately where it was. If someone by chance would have a listing of the poorhouse individuals around 1900... that would be most helpful. I don't know definitely that he was in it
12. Kentucky Historical Society [1]
If, you have not already heard the news, the Kentucky Historical Society is again looking for a new director. As a member of the historical society, and a patron who spends several hours at the facility each week, I'm concerned with the direction the society seems to be taking. A couple of years ago the historical society moved into a new facility which ranks at the top or very near the top of the finest research facilities in the country. Unfortunately, since the move to the new building it appears as t
13. Re: Disease outbreaks in the 1800's [1]
Dana, Through out the US and the world there have been periodic outbreaks most notable in family history the 1917 Influenza which counts its victims in the millions worldwide. Typhoid is primarily a disease of poor sanitary measures affecting the water supply. This usually exposed an entire local population using the same tainted water supply before the symptoms erupt into a local epidemic. Tuberculosis also know in family history as consumption has been in the Americas since the time of Columbus.
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