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1. Re: [KYCLAY] Adison SMITH [1]
Hi Richard, Thank you, yes it is really hard. I just hope that they will be able to help him. Thanks for that information. Charlotte In a message dated 12/1/02 12:41:41 AM Eastern Standard Time, raholt58@bellsouth.net writes: > > > > Hi Charlotte, > > Yes, I would assume that the info on Jarvis Jackson, who I don't remember > ever hearing about before, is wrong. > > BTW, I am sorry to hear about your son-in-law. That is so sad. > > Richard
2. [KYCLAY] A BUSY DAY [1]
A BUSY DAY By Jess Wilson It all started on Friday when a Mr. Baker came for a visit and to inquire about the location of William Baker`s grave and how to get there as he and his son wanted to visit the grave of this distant relative that was hanged in Manchester January 15, 1850. After the hanging William`s father, Boston Baker, had places the body in a boat and with the help of a friend had taken it down river. When they got to the Pruitt schoolhouse there was an all night dance going on. They used the
3. Re: [KYCLAY] Adison SMITH [1]
Charlotte, I have no idea why some people think Louisa Jackson belongs to Jarvis Jackson. The Louisa that married Addison was Cager's youngest with is first wife. The family of Cager and the family of Balaam Smith were tied together through more ways than just this union. Cager's second wife Amanda C. Smith was Balaam's eldest daughter. Addison was about 10 years younger than Amanda and I have been in contact with a descendent of that line who gave me the info she had on Louisa and Addison (limited I a
4. Re: [KYCLAY] Adison SMITH [1]
Hi Charlotte, Yes, I would assume that the info on Jarvis Jackson, who I don't remember ever hearing about before, is wrong. BTW, I am sorry to hear about your son-in-law. That is so sad. Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 12:28 AM Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] Adison SMITH > > > Richard, > > So is that information about Jarvis wrong then? > > Thanks, > Charlotte > > In a message dated 12/1/02 12:25:50 AM Eastern Standard Ti
5. Re: [KYCLAY] Adison SMITH [1]
Richard, So is that information about Jarvis wrong then? Thanks, Charlotte In a message dated 12/1/02 12:25:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, raholt58@bellsouth.net writes: > Charlotte, > > I have no idea why some people think Louisa Jackson belongs to Jarvis > Jackson. The Louisa that married Addison was Cager's youngest with is > first > wife. The family of Cager and the family of Balaam Smith were tied > together > through more ways than just this union. Cager's second wife Amanda C. > Smith > was
6. Re: [KYCLAY] Grandma and the Family Tree [1]
Emily i like that Edith Holiday Fl
7. Re: [KYCLAY] test.......To Linda [1]
Hi Linda, I'm receiving messages fine now, it was a problem with my server....Linda, do you by any chance, have Richard Holts email address? It was raholt@prodigy.net, but the last email I sent was returned. I guess he changed to another service provider....Thanks, Ed Jackson
8. Re: [KYCLAY] Thousandsticks [1]
Penny, It would have been clay County. The division line was the Middle Fork of Tthe Kentucky River .Jess Wilson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Penny Ferguson" To: Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2002 3:19 PM Subject: [KYCLAY] Thousandsticks > Before Leslie County was formed, would Thousandsticks have been in Perry County or Clay County?? Thanks, Penny > > > http://www.geocities.com/ourmelungeons/front.html > > >
9. [KYCLAY] David Langley [1]
Dear List, a David L. Langley married 17 Apr 1873 in Ohio County, KY David L. Langley was born abt 1851 his spouse was Abram Elizabeth Clark born abt 1858 in Ohio County, KY. her sister married on same date, but her sister Mary Ellen Clark stayed in Ohio County, KY. I lost this couple don't know where they moved to, but yesterday I was searching and found This: 1880 Census in Pigion Roost Clay Kentucky Source Information: Census Place: Pigeon Roost, Clay, Kentucky Family History Library Fil
10. Re: [KYCLAY] Re Greene Bundy [1]
I am also looking for any information or pictures on Green Bundy (1879 -1949). Thanks, Opal
11. [KYCLAY] Re: KYCLAY-D Digest V02 #462 [1]
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12. Re: [KYCLAY] Re: Roots [1]
Jess, I will take all of them.I will mail you a check out today. Well really it will go out Tuesday. The check will be for 20.00 for all your hard work that you do. My address is Sandy Muncy 2167 Stonewood Lane Lexington, Ky 40509 jess wilson wrote:Sandy, All I need is a mailing address and I can send you a copy of my Sizemore information. I also have the Muncy line back to Francis Muncy and Hannah Adams getting married in Ipswich, Mass.. in 175something.. If the price is too much,
13. Re: [KYCLAY] Grandma and the Family Tree [1]
How wonderful! Thanks for sharing this, too funny! Happy hunting, Kandy campbell Fitzpatrick
14. [KYCLAY] Update [1]
Hello To all of my Clay County friends, This is an update of the Owsley County Historical Society website. We now have the 1890 Veterans Census online, it is on the Military History section of the site. By Mid Week the Cow Creek and Bufallo districts of the 1930 census will also be available. Forthcoming are some transcribed letters and such from Abner Baker Srs life book prepared by Jackie Burton. Sherry Baker Frazier Nashville, Tennessee http://owsleykyhist.org http://sherryfrazier.com
15. Re: [KYCLAY] Bowling/Brewer [1]
John, you remember my grandma and pa Brewer! They were fun grandparents. My mom, Hosea, their oldest daughter is still living and is 96 years old. John how can I prove that Jesse Bowling was pastor at the Stony Creek Baptist Church at Fort Blackmore. I have always heard that but want to know how we know that. Penny Hello Cousin Penny, I can still remember Albert and Mallie as very special people to me and my Couisns as we grew up in Hyden. Lord - O - Mercy that billy goat in the front yard was better tha
16. [KYCLAY] HOOKER/JOHNSON [1]
Does anyone know if this Hazel Lucille Johnson who married James Monroe Hooker and Silas J. Johnson who married Delora Hooker were related? James Hooker and Delora Hooker were brother and sister, so I just wondered if Hazel and Silas were brother and sister too. Thank you, Charlotte Miller ....... 2 [3] James Monroe Hooker b: January 11, 1891 in Kentucky d: August 12, 1977 ........... +Hazel Lucille Johnson ....... *2nd Wife of [3] James Monroe Hooker: ...........
17. Re: [KYCLAY] Hubbard [1]
I think the Brain?-Free, Mass. would be Brainier, Mass.
18. [KYCLAY] 1890 Special Census, of Civil War Soldiers [1]
Does anyone have this book to do a look up for me? I am looking for either a Samuel Setser/Sester/Setzer/Setsor or a Joshua with the same last name. Thank You Kristie Setser http://www.gentrails.com/vermil.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilvermil
19. Re: [KYCLAY] Manchester, Clay Co., KY, Obits, November 2002 [1]
Diane, Did you get the obit for Rufus Whitehead? If not e-mail me at bill.kidd@worldnet.att.net and I will send it to you. Teresa
20. [KYCLAY] I WAS DURNK AT THE TIME [1]
RUTH ASKED ME WHAT WE SOULD WRITE IN THE WORLD HISTORY BOOK WE WERE GIVING TO OUR GRANDAUGHTER FOR CHRISTMAS. I SAID THAT SHE SHOULD WRITE, "IF THE EVENTS THAT ARE WRITTEN ABOUT IN THIS BOOK HAD NOT BEEN AS THEY WERE THEN SHE WOULD NOT BE WHO SHE WAS AND WE WOULD NOT BE WHO WE ARE. JESS WILSON.
21. Re: [KYCLAY] 1890 Special Census, of Civil War Soldiers [1]
I am not quite sure where that is exactly. I always thought it was down around Sextons Creek area, but don't quote me on that. I will check some other records and let you know. Debbie
22. Re: [KYCLAY] Re: KYCLAY-D Digest V02 #409 [1]
Jesse, I read every thing you write on here. You are a good story teller so was my grandpa. Otto Gibbs b 1902. I was wonder if you had anything on the Gibbs that came from Clay County ky. Im at a dead end. Henry Gibbs b 1802 nc, but was in Clay County census in 1840 and Susan Howard . His son Abraham Gibbs was my grandpa,grandpa and James Roberts Gibbs was my grandpa dad. My dad is Jesse Gibbs born in Knott County 1923,but was raised in Laural County. Now he lives in Ind. ----- Original Message ---
23. Re: [KYCLAY] test.......To Linda [1]
In a message dated 12/16/02 11:14:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, edandmary20@charter.net writes: > raholt@prodigy.net Ed, I have Richard's email as raholt58@bellsouth.net Linda
24. Re: [KYCLAY] Jackson info..... [1]
Hi Joyce, Thanks for responding. The "Perry Jackson" that I asked about, appears, probably to be the son of Isaac And Eliza Jackson. Although from the age, it could also be the son of Milton and Rebecca Jackson. The Perry Jackson listed with Milton And Rebecca, was a brother of my grandfather, John. But I can't remember any one in the family, ever talking about him.. So maybe he died at an early age......Again, Thanks a lot.. Ed Jackson
25. Re: [KYCLAY] 1890 Special Census, of Civil War Soldiers [1]
Thank you Debbie. I doubt if he bought and sold land much but his widow listed her address as Gooserock, Ky. Where might Links have been?
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