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1. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Bowlings from another list [1]
Hi Do you know if some of the Clay co KY BOLLINGS moved to Hardeman co TN in late 1820's or 30's. I have the marriage there in 1834 of Patsy BOLLING to William CORNELIUS. The CORNELIUSes were also in Clay co census of 1810. Stan -----Original Message----- From: Ferguson To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, August 30, 1998 3:10 PM Subject: Re: [KYCLAY-L] Bowlings from another list >Carolyn and everyone, thought this might also help. Penny >Penny, you h
2. [KYCLAY-L] Few: WHAT HAPPENED? [1]
> From: Jess Wilson .> > To a computer Guru. This morning, I think I pressed > "Send and Receive". The computer had been on all night. It was not on line. > Up flashed a New Message menu. In the body of the message were envelopes > labeled with messages I had received. There may have been a hundred. Toward > the bottom they overlaped each other. I printed one out that I had received > in August. Suddenly the whole thing disappeared and I had a blank New > Message. > > I do recall that sometime yesterda
3. [KYCLAY-L] Surname HENDRICKS [1]
I am looking for the Hendricks that lived in clay Co., KY in 1823. Thomas Jefferson Hendricks was born 12/22/1823 his father was James and mother Mary. I cannot find anything about James. If anyone has the clay cty, census can you look up for me. They must have moved out of Ky to IL. Because Thomas married in IL. In 1866 to Martha Ann McClurkin. Thanks Judy
4. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Sawyers,Hibbard,Pennington [1]
Brenda, If you would give me a mailing address I could send you what I have on the Sawyers who came from Big Ivey, Buncomb county, N. C. before 1850 to Clay County, Ky JESS WILSON POSSUM TROT ROAD MANCHESTER KY 40962 ---------- > From: palenaka@webtv.net > To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [KYCLAY-L] Sawyers,Hibbard,Pennington > Date: Monday, August 31, 1998 9:56 PM > > > --WebTV-Mail-456101341-1867 > Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit > > Hi Jess, > I'
5. Re: [KYCLAY-L] George Harrison Saylor [1]
Dolly, I have many Saylor names in my files. I am connected through the Brocks. I have Solomon C. Saylor b. 1812 and married to Rebecca Brock. I have several Solomon Saylors and George Saylors but I cannot make a definite connection. Teresa Kidd
6. [KYCLAY-L] Manchester, Clay Co., KY Obits, November & December 1997 [1]
Note, the dates are day of death. November 11, 1997 MANCHESTER -- Ballard Gray, 88, Peabody, retired coal miner, husband of Ollie Gray, died yesterday. Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m. today. November 11, 1997 MANCHESTER -- Bernice Smith, 61, Morgan Branch, wife of Virgil Smith, died of cancer Tuesday. Services 2 p.m. today, Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 9 a.m. today. November 14, 1997 MANCHESTER -- Ruby Peters, 80, Sexton Creek, widow of Ora Peters, died yesterday. Se
7. [KYCLAY-L] Elizabeth Losson Rogers [1]
The post for Phillip Wilson jr and wife Christenor Rogers brings another question for me. The parents of Christenor are supposed to be George Rogers and Elizabeth Losson. Elizabeth Losson Rogers is reported to have lived in Clay Co until her death in 1841 at the age of 101-103. If anyone has information about the long lived Elizabeth, please post it. It should be just pretty interesting. Leo
8. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Help with Davidsons, Please [1]
Shirley, this is what I have on Samuel Davidson and yes he is the son of Daniel. Descendants of Samuel Davidson - 30 Sep 1998 --------------------------------------------------- 1-Samuel Davidson (1780-5 Feb 1866) sp: Elizabeth Callahan (1783-10 Oct 1822) 2-Robert Davidson (1812-4 Nov 1885) sp: Elizabeth Wilson (7 Feb 1813-14 May 1886) 3-Phillip Wilson Davidson (1844-) sp: Sarah Jane Mussick (-) 3-Daniel B. Davidson (1846-) sp: Mary I. Mullins (-) 3-Taylor Da
9. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Rebels in Jackson County. [1]
Rhonda, Jess, as always, had the answer, peppered with insight and wit. Someday, someone will stump him. ! Chinquapin is pronounced "Ching (Rhymes with King)- ke-pin". There's not many Chinquapin trees around here anymore. But, I recall eating the nuts bout' this time of the year in days long since gone by. Bill Rice Wolfe County
10. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Clay Co Ancestral News Oct 95 Issue [1]
At 07:34 AM 9/27/98 -0400, you wrote: > >Beret Beatty, Did anyone find you a copy of Clay Co Ancestral News Oct 95 >Issue? If not, send me your mailing address and please mention the issue >you want. I can't remember what I promise from one day to the next, even if >it is to a pretty woman. Excuse me if that is a sexist remark. have a good >day. Thank you, Jess. I haven't received it yet, but it should be in the mail by now, so I get it next week sometime. I appreciate the offer. I'm interested in
11. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Dickey Diary [1]
Frank, I apologize fr taking so long to respond. Howard Redmon's entry appears in the entry for Henry Lucas - Manchester, Key., Dec. 22, 1898. Here is the section of the entry that concerns Howard Redmon. Howard Redmon, killed Dan Price, James Price's brother. It was he who went to the Virginia Caves and committed suicide to escape arrest. Hope this helps. Leslie -----Original Message----- From: Frank Earl Frye To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Satu
12. Re: [KYCLAY-L] A Hughes Story [1]
Pat W. Ball, here is a response I got when I placed your Hughs story on the Melungeon email list (I am Penny Ferguson in London KY): Ferguson: Not clear that you should be the actual recipient of this info but figured you could forward this to Penny for me.I really enjoyed the Melungeon entry today...I do encounter Hughes in my search for Wallwn(Walling,etc.) out of Hawkins Co. region pre-1800 or so. I follow an Elijah Wallen that marr. a Mary Hughes in E. Tn.They removed @ 1806 to Washington Co.,Mo.She d
13. Re: [KYCLAY-L] PHILLIP WILSON,Jr. [1]
Sally Campbell: Rebecca Wilaon, d/o Philip Wilson, Jr. Married Daniel Strong. Daniel Strong was s/o John Strong and Susanna Davidson. Susanna was d/o Daniel Davidson, a Revolutionary War veteran. John Strong died in 1833. In due course, Susanna remarried to Robert Morris. At a later date, in Clay County Court, a report was filed that read in part as follows: "We the commissioners appointed to lay out the dowry (the widow's part of an estate) of the wife of Robert Morris, widow of John Strong, ------(the
14. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Robertson/Robinson [1]
In a message dated 9/13/98 9:39:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time, jendt@cwis.net writes: << a Russell Robinson who was on the 1850 Clay Co. census? His daughter, Catherine (b.1850) was my husband's g.g.grandmother. >> Judy, Do you know who Russell's parents or sibblings are? I am looking for info on Stephen Robertson/Robinson, my gggrandfather. He married Sarah Melton. They lived on Sexton's Creek. Thanks, Kay Hanna
15. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Robinsons [1]
In a message dated 9/24/98 5:17:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Skayhanna@aol.com writes: << Their son Thomas m. Caroline Grubb. He was b. 1850 d.1920. I have his death certificate. I don't know who this Wm. Slaughter Robinson was. This book stated that he was b.1849 d.1928. >> Judy, I am so sorry. What I meant to say was Stephen's son William b. 1850 d.1920 married Mary "Polly" Woods. Thomas, who married Caroline Grubb, was born 1858. Guess my brain was too full of Robinsons. Kay
16. Re: [KYCLAY-L] GMann93613 [1]
In a message dated 9/25/98 2:49:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time, spence1@concentric.net writes: << Kay, Would this be Joe Manning by chance? Tim >> Tim, Yes it is. Kay
17. [KYCLAY-L] Re: [ESTILLKY-L] Re: Naming cemeteries [1]
Kevin, you may be a good fellow, but you should have sent me more information about what you know of the descendants of John Hawkins who lived, I think it was on Twin Branch in northern Estill county before 1850. He had two women, one had 22 children the other 17. They lived in seperate houses on the same farm and got along good with each other, real Christian like, except that son Edward got hanged. You could have told me what books or articles you had read and then given me your mailing address so that I
18. [KYCLAY-L] Re: Pigg [1]
Pigg Cousin Jan, I have some knowledge of all the principle families that settled in S. E. Kentucky. Of all these families, one of the most interesting, genealogically, is the Pigg family and this is not because my mother was a Pigg, I can get just as involved in a good search of an interesting family reguardless of whether I am kin or not. That one issue of The Pigg Family Newsletter, which I so ambitionly started in 1985 asks for $3.00. THE SUGAR POND AND THE FRITTER TREE is $12.50 plus Ky. sales tax wh
19. [KYCLAY-L] Re: Naming cemeteries [1]
Pat W. Ball, Willie Allen was a boy when I first knew him. We were at Berea Foundation-Junior High School in 1933-34. I next knew him in 1947 when I went to Estill County to restake some electric lines and lived in the Bush Hotel in Irvine. Willie was in charge of clearing the rights-of-way of the electric lines I restaked and a contractor was building. Willie had been through WW 2 and had seen the worst of it. He and his wife had a lovely home up toward Harg. I later helped them with planing to convert t
20. [KYCLAY-L] NICHOLS/MOORE [1]
Hi I am looking for the marriage of Thomas NICHOLS to Jemima MOORE that took place somewhere in NC + or - 1800. Both were born in ? co., NC abt 1782. Jemima is supposedly the dau of Joseph MOORE and Nancy ? Thomas and Jemima moved to SE KY where he became a huge landowner. I find them last in the 1850 Rockcastle co KY census, but they had been in Pulaski and Lincoln co KY as well. Son Robt E was large landowner in Laurel and Jackson co KY. Would appreciate any help. This is only MOORE/NICHOLS connect
21. [KYCLAY-L] OOPS - again [1]
I accidentally deleted Jess' reply to Rhonda explaining what "Chinquapin Rough" was. I would like to print it out. Could someone please send me a copy? Thanks. Judy Woods
22. [KYCLAY-L] Feudin' Families? [1]
Hi all, Does anyone know if there's a book, list, etc. that tells who feuded with whom in Clay County? Thanks. Robin
23. Re: [KYCLAY-L] Manchester, Clay Co., KY Obits, September & October 1996 [1]
Can anyone identify the Granville Riley , listed below, who was included in the obituaries sent by Michael J. Smith? I had a cousin by that name, son of Chester Riley, who was the son of Martha Stamper and Alfred Riley of Breathitt County. Could they be the same person? Thanks for any help. Goldie Miller ---------- > From: Michael J. Smith > To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KYCLAY-L] Manchester, Clay Co., KY Obits, September & October 1996 > Date: Saturday, September 05, 1998 2:5
24. Re: [KYCLAY-L] A Hughes Story [1]
Pat, What a great story... Of course, most of us are motivated in our search of the past and our struggle with the present by that very thing: Identity and purpose. Our search for identify and our inherent need to preserve it, makes us all historians. You can see it in the hieroglyphics found in the ancient caves, in the papyrus of Egypt, on the stone tablets of the Middle East, ..and in the work of genealogists. Stories like this and the ones that Jess shares makes KYCLAY-L dog-gone special. Perh
25. Re: [KYCLAY-L] GMann93613 [1]
Kay, Would this be Joe Manning by chance? Tim Skayhanna@aol.com wrote: > > Last night I received some very sad news. On Wednesday, Sept.23rd Grace > Manning's husband suffered a heart attack and died. Services will be Saturday > in Norwood, Ohio. > Grace, you are in my prayers. > Kay Hanna > > ==== KYCLAY Mailing List ==== > > Connecting Branches to Branches. > > Heritage Connections: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/8032 -- Tim & Valorie Taylor Spence *********************************
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