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1. [KYCLAY-L] Clay Co., KY 1880 Census Index: HIBBARD, SMITH, SWAFFORD & TUTTLE [1]
1880 CENSUS, CLAY COUNTY, KENTUCKY: NAMES TAPE NUMBER: 1254410 NAME AGE PLACE OF BIRTH PAGE/PAGE NO./LINE HIBBARD, ELLEN 26 KENTUCKY 481/30B/18 HIBBARD, FRANKLIN 28 KENTUCKY 559/18B/26 HIBBARD, FELIX 37 KENTUCKY 474/15C/50 HIBBARD, HENRY 21 KENTUCKY 570/39C/12 HIBBARD, JAMES 22 KENTUCKY 476/20D/25 HIBBARD, JAMES 34
2. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Clay Co. [1]
Dave Strong, There is a Strong Branch which runs into the Cope Fork of Frozen Creek in Breathitt County. Kentucky Hwy 1812 runs north from Jackson along side the Panbowl to where the Panbowl turns south. Then 1812 continues north, thru a gap to the head of Strong Branch, then down Strong Branch and continues down stream to Van Cleve, on the North Fork of the Kentucky River. At the mouth of Frozen Creek is where Jeremiah Lovelace attempted to demonstrate to his followers that he could "walk on water." He m
3. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Dickey Diary [1]
I would certainly appreciate your checking the James Bowlings for me.
4. [KYCLAY-L] Re: LOOKUP-DICKEY DIARY [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Mary Boggs To: lgunter@psn.net Date: Wednesday, August 19, 1998 2:19 PM Subject: LOOKUP-DICKEY DIARY >Gilbert, Felix Sr. 2174 >Hammonds, Obadiah 2200 > >Thank you for looking up my request if possiable could you post also to >KYCLAY-L-@rootsweb.com > > Mary, Here are the two entries that the above names appear in. page 2173-74 William Washington White Manchester, Key., March 7, 1898 I am a son of Hugh White. My father came to Kentucky
5. [KYCLAY-L] unsubscribe: [1]
Going on vacation, thank you. bmleger@wetv.net
6. [KYCLAY-L] Jess Wilson's Grandfather Pigg [1]
Hello All, I just read a portion of "The History of Pittsylvania County," which attributes the naming of the Pigg River to Jess' grandfather, Paul Pigg. Jess, you've been holding out on us. Just think, a body of water that will eternally roll to the sea was named for your forebear! WHEW! Well, I'M IMPRESSED! Shirley
7. [KYCLAY-L] Pauline Ann Hibbard [1]
The following is quoted from Rev. J.J. Dickey Diary interview of William Washington Hayre on July 1, 1898: "I married first Polina Hibbard who bore me five children: Frances (John Davidson); John C. married Hazel Roberts; Thomas married a Kersly; Robert married a Pennington; Buttler and Nancy. My second wife was Susan Benge, she had only one child, William Franklin. They all live in Clay and Laurel Counties. I am a member of the Methodist Church." This Polina Hibbard was Pauline Ann Hibbard, daughter of H
8. [KYCLAY-L] Nancy Robertson/Robinson [1]
Hi Jess, My eys lit up when I saw the name Nancy Robinson (who married Jim McDaniel). She is not my Nancy, though; my Nancy was born 1842 in Clay Co, KY. She was the daughter of James Robertson/Robinson and Martha Patsey Benge. I have information on James' other two children, Benjamin (my gg grandfather), and Elizabeth, but Nancy has remained a mystery. Do you have any information on Nancy or her family? Benjamin was a Union soldier in the Civil War. His pension file is not located in the National Ar
9. [KYCLAY-L] Dickey Diary Index Letter B (part 2) [1]
BARNES, GEORGE O 2114 BARNETT 2404 BARNETT, ISABEL 2297 BARRETT, BETSEY 2222 BARTLETT, DEUCIA 2415 BARTON 2375 BATES 2312,2356 BATES, BUD 2358 BATES, DANIEL 2115,2194,2286 BATES, ELIZA 2355 BATES, HENDERSON 2355 BATES, JAMES 2200,2355 BATES, JESSE 2355 BATES, JOHN 2169,2182-83 BATES, JOHN W 2353,2354,2358 BATES, MARGARET 2354 BATES, MARTHA 2352-54 BATES, MARTIN VANBUREN 2354-55 BATES, MARY JANE 2355 BATES, NANCY 2197 BATES, NANCY JA
10. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Dickey Diary Index [1]
ok let me know when I am leaving for about 6 weeks the first of Sept.. ---------- > From: Rosalene > To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [KYCLAY-L] Dickey Diary Index > Date: Saturday, August 15, 1998 9:33 PM > > I wrote to her at that address, and I never received a response. You > gave that to a long time ago. I'd like to borrow it, and copy it if I > may. > -- > Good Luck & > Happy Trails > rosalene@ns.net > > > ==== KY
11. [KYCLAY-L] Clay Co., KY 1850 Census Index: J, K & L [1]
Clay County, Kentucky 1850 Census Index: J, K & L Jackson, Benjamin State : KY County : Clay Co. Location : Kentucky District Year : 1850 Page # : 124 Jackson, Gabriel State : KY County : Clay Co. Location : Kentucky District Year : 1850 Page # : 118 Jackson, Garnet State : KY County : Clay Co. Location : Kentucky District Year : 1850 Page # : 115 Jackson, Gepson State : KY County : Clay Co. Location : Kentucky District Year : 1850 Page # : 107 Jackson, Haywood State : KY County : Clay Co.
12. [KYCLAY-L] Fw: JJD DIARY: Sandlin [1]
Sorry Wanda, you will get this twice. I realized it didn't go to the list. Ted Martin Fort Worth, Texas -----Original Message----- From: Ted Martin To: whday@memphisonline.com Date: Friday, August 21, 1998 10:13 PM Subject: Re: JJD DIARY: Sandlin >Here you go, sorry for the delay. > >pg. 1996 >January 23, 1898,Sunday, Manchester, Ky > >I arrived here at 10:30 am. Today I was overtaken by night and a rainstorm >at John E. White's and came from there this m
13. Re: [KYCLAY-L] PLEASE LIMIT JJD DIARY REQUESTS [1]
Hi Ted Would you have any Mills, Baker, Fuson,Blakley or Shelton in the diary? Thanks Bonni Ted Martin wrote: > Janette, > > I have a copy of the diary. I would be happy to help out if you want to > send some of the requests to me. I know I wont be able to respond as > quickly as you, Leslie and Carolyn, but people like you, Leslie and Carolyn > have helped me so much in my research, I feel obligated to help when I can. > I joined the list on Wednesday night and saw the number of request and was > wonde
14. [KYCLAY-L] JOHNSON-BROCK-WALDRUP [1]
This is what I have on Nancy Brock and James Johnson Descendants of James Edward Johnson 1 James Edward Johnson 1844 - 1926 . +Nancy Brock 1849 - 1908 ........ 2 Edward Jack Johnson 1880 - 1957 ............ +Veda Johnson ........ *2nd Wife of Edward Jack Johnson: ............ +Ida Bell Parker 1886 - 1956 ................... 3 Lucille Johnson 1905 - 1981 ....................... +Johnson Salyers ................... 3 James Johnson 1907 - 1972 ....................... +Magnolia Womack .....
15. [KYCLAY-L] Clay/Owsley [1]
Good Afternoon, For those interested, I have updated the Clay Co. and Owsley Co. pages with some new informatio. Enjoy. Tim Spence -- Tim & Valorie Taylor Spence ********************************************************************* Genealogy Published at: http://www.concentric.net/~spence1/ Researching: Spence, Gilbert, Fox, Bishop, Couch, Hacker, Hodges, Fields, Sandlin, Combs, Davis, Taylor, Neal, Ryan, Barnett, Campbell, Cassada, Martin, Ridner ***********
16. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Census [1]
This is great Tim! We appreciate your efforts. -----Original Message----- From: Timothy Spence To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, August 27, 1998 8:05 AM Subject: [KYCLAY-L] Census >Goodmorning All, >I just want to let everyone know that I have just about finished >transcribing the 1850 Clay Co. census. One more trip to the library and >I should have it on paper, which means that sometime next week I will >start adding it to the Clay Co. GenWeb page
17. [KYCLAY-L] Saylors [1]
Teresa - I'm not sure if this helps or not. I'll have to get with my Mom and see if see or her oldest sister recognizes any of the names. I don't. Dolly Sandor 200 Herbert Neill Rd Milan, TN 38358 Dolly
18. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Pauline Ann Hibbard [1]
In a message dated 8/27/98 5:46:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, palenaka@webtv.net writes: > They were my ggrandparents and I remember > Ollie, she lived with us when I was small. I'll see if my great uncle > Clarace "Sam" Harye remembers any of WW children. > Brenda Thanks, I conclude that since WWH said (as recorded by Rev. Dickey) that he and Polina had five children that either Buttler or Nancy could be the 5th child. Just a guess that Buttler is his son and Nancy could be his wife. I'll put it in my
19. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Re: KYCLAY-D Digest V98 #195 [1]
Anna, One of my problems is that I know more dead people than live ones. At the early age of 13, I was hustled off to boarding schools until I was 18 years old. The only time I was "home" was during the summers when my father kept me in the hay, corn and tobacco fields from Monday morning until late Saturday afternoons. Most of the local people I knew were drunks I met at "The Spur' or at Puny's Playhouse on Saturday nights. Just half joking, of course. Jess Wilson ---------- > From: Anna Sachtjen
20. [KYCLAY-L] Dickey Diary [1]
Looking at the index of names in the Dickey Diary, I found some of the names in my family, LOGAN & NAPIER. I deleted, by accident those notes. Is there a way to find the archives of older notes sent that might be on the website? Thanks, Cathy
21. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Clay Co., KY Marriages 1807 to 1850 Index: A [1]
In a message dated 98-08-28 02:20:19 EDT, you write: > > I have Marriage CD #229. I can send Clay County, Kentucky Marriages 1807 to > 1850 Index: A to Z I would love to see the H list to check for my Hicks....Thanks. Connie
22. [KYCLAY-L] Dezarn Research [1]
> Hi Teresa: > > Haven't heard from you in a long time! > > I'm looking for the John Hensley, probably born between 1850 and 1860, > that killed John Dezarn also b. about 1850-1860. John Dezarn was > married briefly to Lizzie Hyden prior to his death. The Dezarn couple, > her parents (John and Sophia Hyden), and George and Newarky Hensley > Brewer (the ugliest woman ever born in Clay) all lived next to each > other on the 1880 Clay Census. > > I vaguely remember that D
23. [KYCLAY-L] BAKERS, where they lived. [1]
TO ALL, Many moons ago, I promised a narrative and maps showing where some of the early Bakers lived, including a brother-in-law, Christopher Bowling. Now at last the pamphlet is ready, 20- 8 1/2 X 11 inch pages. Those who have asked and anyone wanting a copy, give me a mailing address and request. Don't send the $5.00 until you receive the pamphlet and then only if you think it is worth the money to you. Jess Wilson, Possum Trot Road, Manchester, Ky 40962 45.00 un
24. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Dickey Diary Duff look-up [1]
> LOOKUP Please; > I would like the DUFF as many as you can send; > Thanks, Geri Delph Fessel ---------------- #2322 My father then went to his daughters in Carter county where he married a Mrs. Ellen Roe. He only lived a short time after this. I went to school to David Fee. He was a smart man, a good teacher and highly respected. He taught near my home. When my father moved to Kentucky he came horseback. They came down Red Bird and up Cutshin. There were no wagon roads. They stayed all nigh
25. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Samuel Thompson [1]
In a message dated 8/30/98 9:22:34 AM Central Daylight Time, Cissy1963@aol.com writes: << Debi, thanks so much for the info on Samuel and the Ponders. I see what you mean by the 29th in 1911.. leap year, right ? Anything you could send me on Sally Ponder and her sibling would be great. If a copy of that book is available, I would be willing to pay you for it... Sarah = ) >> Sarah, I don't know if Patricia Saupe has anymore of her books available. I've had this copy for a number of years. You might
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