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1. Re: [KYBRECKI] Hardinsburg Cemeteries [1]
Dates are not the same but found this Margaraet Huston 04/03/1861 00/00/00 age 85yrs, widow of -Joseph She is buried in the Old Hardinsburg, Old Ivy Hill cemetery#2. No location is given. Buried in the same cemetery is a Robert P. Huston, Esq. no dates. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Davy" To: Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 11:34 AM Subject: [KYBRECKI] Hardinsburg Cemeteries > You all were so helpful in directing me to the Murray Graveyard
2. Re: CCloverport Cemetery [1]
Having been born and raised in Cloverport, I feel it is important that you realize that there are 3 cemeteries in the city limits of Cloverport. The Murray cemetery that Mary inquired about is located near the old Murray Tile plant. The Cemetery that Charles speaks of is the Town cemetery, located just as he described. The caretaker (my sister-in-law, Sue (Knight) White) does live just below the cemetery on the right. There is also a Catholic cemetery located across from the rear entrance to the town cemete
3. Re: [KYBRECKI] Conway/Connaway [1]
I have a "Conoway" married to Mary Louisa McCamish, daughter of Fredrick and Sarah Whitehouse McCamish. However, I don't have any additional information on this person. I would definitely be interested if you find anything and also interested in any other McCamish connection in those counties. Doug McCammish Fredrick and Sarah McCamish were my great-great-grandparents. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shereen" To: Sent: Wednesday, March 30
4. Re: [KYBRECKI] Cloverport cemetery [1]
Mary, The cemetery book just says Cloverport, so I assume it's not hard to find. Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Davy" To: Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 11:13 PM Subject: [KYBRECKI] Cloverport cemetery > Can someone please tell me the location of the Murray cemetery in > Cloverport? I will be visiting Kentucky in a couple of weeks and would > like to visit this cemetery and take some photographs. If anyone knows > the exact or ap
5. Spencer cemetery on Eddie Spencer land [1]
The Breckinridge county cemeteries vol 1 lists Christina Spencer died 1878 and is buried in the Spencer cemetery on Eddie Spencer`s farm. Who is Eddie Spencer? Also is the Johnny Spencer that is buried there her husband?`
6. Re: [KYBRECKI] Hardinsburg Cemeteries [1]
Thanks Jan. Perhaps that is my Margaret Huston. I'll try to find the "Old Ivy Cemetery" in Hardinsburg. -Mary On Mar 29, 2005, at 1:42 AM, jan wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Davy" > To: > Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 11:34 AM > Subject: [KYBRECKI] Hardinsburg Cemeteries > >
7. Conway/Connaway [1]
I am looking for info on the Conway/Connaway family. They were linked to the Gray, McCamish, Hay, Ezell etc families. They were in Henderson, Breckinridge and Hardin counties. Any leads are appreciated. Thank you, Shereen
8. Re: [KYBRECKI] Cloverport cemetery [1]
If you're going to Cloverport, email the Breckinridge Co.Archives ahead of time. Karen Shafer,who works there, should be able to give you some directions or tell you who to contact. Her email address is: breckarc@bbtel.com Tell her you that you'll be there in a couple of weeks so she can get the info to you in time. As the other lady said, All it says in the books is just "Cloverport". But,when you're looking for a small cemetery in a fairly large rural area, you'll need some kind
9. CCloverport Cemetery [1]
The Cemetery is on the main street through town. It used to be Hwy 60 but the highweay was diverted to a bypass. Go through town from the direction of west to East. The cemetery is on the right just before leaving town. If approaching from the East follow the signs to Cloverport off Hwy 60 and you will see the cemetery on the hill to your left just as leaving hwy 60. The entrance will be about a mile on the left much after you will expect it. The cemeterfy must be approached from the West as there is
10. Hardinsburg Cemeteries [1]
You all were so helpful in directing me to the Murray Graveyard in Cloverport. I'll look forward to my visit in a couple of weeks. I hope the weather in Kentucky will be nice. If I have time I'd like to also locate the graves of my Huston ancestors. They don't seem to appear in the Murray Graveyard lists so perhaps they are buried in Hardinsburg. They did live in Hardinsburg and Cloverport. Here are the persons I'll be looking for: Joseph HUSTON (1768-1813) and his wife Margaret ALLEN HUSTON (17
11. HUSTON [1]
Hi Mary, These HUSTON'S are taken from Breckinridge County Cemeteries Book Volume 1 Cemetery Loc-Grave # 0111-08371 _ Annie L. HUSTON 09/24/1892-11/19/1897 Daughter of W.E. & Maggie M DeJarnette Cemetery: south of the Finley Road, near Hardins Creek, 4 miles from its junction with KY 259, two miles north of Hardinsburg. 0187-12947 Margaret HUSTON. 04/03/1861-00/00/0000 Age 85, widow of Joseph. Old Hardinsburg, Old Ivy Hill Cemetery #2 No location given. 0298-16443 Susan J. HUSTON. 1839-11/28/
12. RE: [KYBRECKI] Isaac and Elizabeth Whitworth - cemetery lookup [1]
Jen, Yes, I am interested in Isaac's father, mother and his siblings. Maybe I can find some info on my Johnson's by checking with the Whitworths. Thank you for your time. Debbie Horine -----Original Message----- From: jenandgarth [mailto:jenandgarth@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 11:24 AM To: KYBRECKI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYBRECKI] Isaac and Elizabeth Whitworth - cemetery lookup Debbie, Neither Isaac or Mary are listed in my 2 Breck Co. Cemeteries books. You might try Grayson
13. Murray Graveyard [1]
Thanks to those of you who have given me directions to the Murray graveyard in Cloverport. -Mary Davy
14. Cloverport cemetery [1]
Can someone please tell me the location of the Murray cemetery in Cloverport? I will be visiting Kentucky in a couple of weeks and would like to visit this cemetery and take some photographs. If anyone knows the exact or approximate location I would be most thankful. My Murray ancestors are buried there. Thanks so much. Mary R. Davy (Sacramento, CA)
15. Re: [KYBRECKI] Conway/Connaway [1]
"Hardin County, Kentucky Marriages 1793 to 1829" compiled by Mary Josephine Jones. Conway, William, and Frances Maria Hackley. Surety Thomas S. Crutcher. Man of age. Written consent of Samuel Hackley, girl's father, and consent of James Crutcher, with whom girl lives and has lived for many years past. 17 Jul 1823. J. Hodgen. A148 "Hardin County, Kentucky Marriages 1830 to 1850" compiled by Mary Josephine Jones. Conway, John B., and Frances C. Rogers. 9 Aug 1849. Surety
16. RE: [KYBRECKI] Johnson Marriages 1830 to 1840 [1]
David, Thank you so much!!! I just can not seem to trace him back to Virginia. Almost all of his children that I know of, by the 1880 census, state Hugh and his wife Elizabeth are born in Virginia. In the family bible from David Shawler (printed in 1832), it states the parents of Nancy are Hugh and Elizabeth Johnson. I also seem to stop at the 1830 census for him. Thank you again for taking the time!! -----Original Message----- From: David Lee [mailto:davidhilary@cox.net] Sent: Monday, February 28, 2
17. RE: [KYBRECKI] Johnson Marriages 1830 to 1840 [1]
No names, just going off the 1830 census which shows 2 extra females that I never knew about. Of course, many things could have happened to them. There are several Johnson females who marry in Hardin County during that time frame, but none who mention Hugh except Nancy Johnson who marries David Shawler. This Nancy is my ggg grandmother. Is there any other info on Celia that might point to her parents? David, thank you so much for your time!!! -----Original Message----- From: David Lee [mailto:davidhil
18. RE: [KYBRECKI] was IA used for the abbreviation of INDIANA in 1850 [1]
I can check the actual on-line census for you. What counties and who are the people? I will then e-mail the written census to you. Debbie -----Original Message----- From: jan [mailto:p42a9j@familyonline.com] Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 6:07 AM To: KYBRECKI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYBRECKI] was IA used for the abbreviation of INDIANA in 1850 I found a typed 1850 US census list of a county in Indiana that had a lot of IA`s as birth place. But also saw a few IND`s. So if that is true then my IA
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