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1. RE: [KYCLAY] JOHN HENSON of 1820 Clay Co KY Census [1]
Emily, I thought in your email dated July 26, 2003 you said Sarah 'Sally' Henson ... now I notice you say Sarah 'Sally' Fugate. Am I missing something here? I was asking for the parents of John Bowling married Sarah 'Sally' Henson ... was he also married to a Sarah 'Sally' Fugate, or am I confused? Thanks for any clarification and thanks-a-bunch for sharing. 'R.E.' -----Original Message----- From: Emily Buehler [mailto:emily.buehler@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 7:42 PM To: KYCLAY-L
2. Re: [KYCLAY] I need a Good old Recipes for my Ball cookbook [1]
I remember my granny making biscuits like this . And her home remedies for illness too. Coal oil and turpentine mixed, I think, with lard on a rag for chest colds. Lordy did it stink. Sometimes a toddy with horehound candy mixed in moonshine for a cough. And what about the 7th son of a 7th son to blow in the mouth of a babe as a sure cure for thrush? My grandpa would treat his huntin dogs for worms with just a tiny bit of strychnine on the end of his knife. He knew just the proper amount to give witho
3. [KYCLAY] test [1]
Signed up under new email address just checking, Nancy Frost Moulton
4. Re: [KYCLAY] Recipes causing Civil Unrest [1]
To All, I want to Thank everyone for sending the old recipes, My Moma has been gone since 1969. We lost all of her recipes, like the stack cake & ones that was sent in. You have brought back wonderful memories .I really appericate everyone that sent the good recipes. Now is the time to remember, Thanks, Geri Delph Fessel Subject: RE: [KYCLAY] Recipes causing Civil Unrest > It is very, very possible that those two do not think the recipes are so > delicious. So, for that, a number are trying to force the
5. [KYCLAY] Look for cousin [1]
look for my Cousin on my family Murray Ball Allen Tankersley Boyds Lyanch McWhorter Byrd Collins Young Hensley Robinson Ponder Baker in clay co ky John Ball & Martha Hensley Gw Ball& Martha Murray Robert Ball & Bettie Allen James Harvey Ball & Edna Byrd John Allen & Ester Baker Ben Allen & Hannah Tankersley Elizabeth Ponder & DW Murray John Tankersley & fannie Boyd John Byrd & Jane McWhorter William Lyanch & Alice Young Thiss is my family i love to here frome Cousin Edith Ball Caudill byrdball@aol.com
6. Re: [KYCLAY] Bowling [1]
From all that I can find Robert Bowling/Bolling and Jane Rolfe are the parents of John Bowling married to Mary Kennon is the Bolling/Bowling line that is related to Pocahontas Mantoaka Powhatan m to John Rolfe, is not related to Jesse Bowling/Bollin whose father was Benjamin Bowling. The above mentioned Robert Bowling/Bollin was born December 26, 1646 almost a hundred years before Benjamin was born. Jesse was born in 1750. I do not claim to be an authority on the Bowling line but I am related to Pocaho
7. [KYCLAY] Martin V. Craft & Matilda (Marcum) Craft [1]
Hi, I'm looking for descendants & information on Martin V. Craft (born 23 Aug 1872 & died 31 May 1967 in Clay County), his wife Matilda (Marcum) Craft (born 17 April 1873 & died 3 Sep 1954 Clay County) & their children. I believe all of Martin & Matilda's children were born in Clay County, Kentucky. The child of theirs that I most interested in is a Martha Mary Craft. She was born about 1900 in Clay County. Martha Mary Craft married my Grandpa Joseph Muncy (Muncie... he spelled it both ways) 12 Marc
8. [KYCLAY] excerpt from "History of Kentucky" by Lewis Collins, Vol. 1 (1828-1829) [1]
1828: Jan. -- Henry Clay issues an "address to the public, containing certain testimonials in refutation of the charges against him, made by Gen. Andrew Jackson, touching the late Presidential election." Jan. 11 -- Legislature offers $500 reward for the discovery of the cause of, and a specific cure for, milk sickness Jan. 29 -- Louisville incorporated as a city. Mar. 9 -- Three shocks of an earthquake felt at Maysville; at 10 1/2, between 11 and 12, and between 12 and 1 o'clock, at night; the second t
9. [KYCLAY] (no subject) [1]
Hello list I am lookin for a place called George's creek Ky. wht area is it and what town is close by. Also can anyone tell me if Ansel George is buried in the old Dan George Cemt. I also am looking for a picture of him. any help would be appreciated Arvle George
10. Re: [KYCLAY] recipes for applestack cake [1]
I missed the recipe also. Would someone please send it to me. Thanks. Betty Smith Eddy beddy@jellico.com ----- Original Message ----- From: FamileeMom@aol.com To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2003 12:19 AM Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] recipes for applestack cake Hi List Members. Some how I missed the recipes for Apple Stack Cake. Would someone kindly send it to me. I keep all those valuable artifacts from the past! I intend to try them out too! Many thanks to a
11. [KYCLAY] recipes, apple stack cake [1]
Does anyone have a recipe for Apple Stack Cake, my mom used to make it with dried apples, but she never had a recipe. She learned how to make it from my Dad's Mom, she was a Hensley originally from Clay County. Dad said when they were growing up his Mom made the Stack Cakes at Christmas time and would make extra dough and roll it out and make "cookies" out of it. She would make a pillow sack full (there were 12 kids). I guess that was one of the few sweets they had.I watched Mom make it many times, Dad alwa
12. Re: [KYCLAY] (no subject) [1]
Oh so true! and you and I have been there often! Love, Cinda
13. [KYCLAY] Re: [KYCLAY] Tennessee Stack Cake  [1]
Thank you sound good, never have made one , but my mother-in-law did. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2003 8:54 AM Subject: [KYCLAY] Tennessee Stack Cake > > > Tennessee Stack Cake > > Now We're Cookin' - Northwood Presbyterian Church > > 3 packages dried apples, (6 oz each) > 1 cup brown sugar, packed > 1 1/2 teaspoons ground ginger > 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves > 1/2 teaspoon ground allspice > 1/2 cup shortening > 1 cup
14. Re: [KYCLAY] Re: KYCLAY-D Digest V03 #401 [1]
LORRAINE, I will check on this tomorrow. There may be something in Dr. Thomas Clark`s History of Laurel County if I can locate my copy. JESS WILSON ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 4:05 PM Subject: [KYCLAY] Re: KYCLAY-D Digest V03 #401 > Message for Jess > HI JESS - I SENT THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE ON THE KYROOTSWEB PAGE, BUT I HAVE NOT SEEN IT POSTED. I'M A NEWCOMER TO THIS PAGE, SO MAY NOT BE DOING IT CORRECTLY. I'M GOING
15. Re: [KYCLAY] Re: Ponder Family [1]
Cosetta: I am not sure, I have very little on her. She later married Fred Nance after Ruebin's death. She is my GGGrandma, and I have a letter written for her for her daughter Catherine's widow's pension. Cinda
16. Re: [KYCLAY] Marriage lookup [1]
Thank you Calvin, From Clay County Marriage Index, Rella Smith married, Elijah Wagers, Date of License, October 4, 1911, Date of Marriage October 5, 1911, File box 35 Pauline S. Wing ----- Original Message ----- From: "Calvin Smith" To: Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 8:46 AM Subject: RE: [KYCLAY] Marriage lookup > Thank you Pauline. Rella had Wagers children but she could have also used > the name of Rella Smith. She was the daughter of Eliza Lewis an
17. Re: [KYCLAY] Spaghetti Sauce and Ham Salad [1]
I've been copying them. Can't wait to try them. Guilda
18. Re: [KYCLAY] Penny Roberts [1]
Hi Pauline, Do you have a copy of this interview? Can you send it to me or post it to the list? I've seen the one by Felix Gilbert Farmer, but not the one by Penny Roberts that you refer to below. Thanks, Beth Kentucky in the Civil War Website http://www.geocities.com/civil_war_in_ky/index.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pauline Wing" To: Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 6:05 AM Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] Penny Roberts > Nancy, and Beth, > > Penny
19. Re: [KYCLAY] Women`s Liberation [1]
Cinda, you are so right. My grandmother, age 23, married Alfred Wilson, age 54, because he was rich. She told me this herself. He died after 12 years and left her a well-to-do widow in the fine house where I was born. I am glad grandpa was a rich man otherwise I would not have been born. And it was all on account that Grandpa was a small man lifting heave weights on a Union Steamboat on the Mississippi as a Union Soldier during the Civil War as a result he developed hemorrhoids This enabled him to get a pen
20. Re: [KYCLAY] Robinson/Hornsby/Hensley [1]
Hi Lorrainne! I have a book that shows Samuel and Sarah's wedding date as 6/19/1856 in Clay county.It says they guess her death around1880 because she is not on the census of Clay county.But, her children were still there.I know there's a Hornsby cemetery, I don't know where though. My guess is that she is buried in Clay county.Samuel was born in Buncombe cty., North carolina. Maybe he was buried back home ? Just an idea ! Hope this helps !~!! Carol ----- Original Message ----- From:
21. Re: [KYCLAY] Recipes causing Civil Unrest [1]
Ok, I didn't care one way or another until now. If you disagree, that's fine, but to insult people like that is just not right. I'm > truly sorry for those 2, what a cold and empty place they fill in this life. You really don't know these people personally and to attack them in this way is truly not right. It is okay to agree to disagree, but don't insult people. That's what makes this world not filled with Peace. Dian ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Smiths" To
22. Re: [KYCLAY] Smith Family Tree [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 2:20 PM Subject: [KYCLAY] Smith Family Tree > Hello! > > My Grandparents is John L. Smith and Flora Jordan his parents was John L. Smith and Amanda Hammons his parents were Theophilous Smith and Susan Sibert and his parents was Jabel Smith and Rhoda Swafford and his parents was Thomas Smith and his parents Thomas Smith. > Let me know if anyone has any information that might help also looki
23. Re: Fw: [KYCLAY] recipes [1]
Oh, Cosetta... I am well on my way to having the best Christmas of my life!!! Thanks for your well wishes! Becky
24. Re: [KYCLAY] Malva Hensley Roberts b. 1886, d 26 jan 1971 [1]
Yes, this is the same Elizabeth Hensley that married Mattison Hacker s/o Julius and Easter Burns Hacker. Cosetta KAYLADY33@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 12/11/2003 12:56:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, bubbalilgen@yahoo.com writes: Elizabeth (my grandmother) b. Oct.20, 1871, Henry Levi b. Feb.14, 1874, Was there a Elizabeth Hensley married to a Matison Hacker Kay --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard
25. Re: [KYCLAY] Breathitt County List [1]
I've noticed the lack of messages too. I don't think there's much traffic here, not that you aren't receiving the messages.
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