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1. [KYLAUREL-L] Re: Apology Accepted [1]
Ella, All is forgiven. Sometimes, it is hard to stay focused on typing things when they don't particularly pertain to your own line. However, I really got interested when I was reading about the Inventories, and what became of the Orphans. The silver lining is I found out people were reading them, and interested also. :) gm
2. [KYLAUREL-L] Re: Laurel Co Court Ord Bk #2-Pt 7 [1]
=============================================== Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society =============================================== (page 54) Agreeable to an Order of the Laurel County Court appointing the undersigned Commissioners to settle with the Executors of Samuel ST JOHN Decd and Guardian of Charles ST JOHN. We met on the 25th day of May 1833 at the house of Lot PITMAN agreeable to notice. Said Executors Dr To Francis WOODSON formerly Francis ST JOHN for provis
3. [KYLAUREL-L] Crab Orchard [1]
Hello, Can someone tell me where Crab Orchard, Ky is? I have seen it, on the list and just found out I may have had some relatives there at one time. Thanks, Becky Wilder der
4. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Middle name spelling error - Joseph Cephas Weaver [1]
I think the Name Cephas ( St Peter)and Josephus (Hebrew) was the reason for putting the names to geather and and making the Name Joe Cephas by our for fathers Joe. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, June 05, 1999 2:34 PM Subject: Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Middle name spelling error - Joseph Cephas Weaver > My husband had an uncle Joe Cephas Sanders; seemed to be a preferred > combination. Wasn't there a famous Jewish scholar and writer of the 2nd or
5. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Johnson Cemetary [1]
I found the John Henry Keene in the LDS site, as Millie's father. His name has an e on the end and Millie's is just Keen. Bev. (Bruner) Sellers
6. [KYLAUREL-L] Re: Litton [1]
>Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 21:31:22 -0500 Hi Kate: This might be of help. It's from a book I have that lists some of the geneology of Laurel County along with articles of various events that took place in Laurel County. This is written as it appeared: WILLIAM H. LITTON JM2a3a4a m 1986 Sarah E. Blakley c Charlie; Robert; James D. m 1881 Catherine Lamon; Sue; Mattie J. m 1891 J.C. Pritchard; Lucy m 1892 Dr. Geo. I Calloway. Thats it. Hope it helps Robyn R. Brooks
7. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] HISTORY OF LAUREL RIVER ASSOCIATION [1]
Was this family from Laurel Co.? Sherry
8. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] HISTORY OF LAUREL RIVER ASSOCIATION [1]
In a message dated 6/17/99 10:38:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Nkmandrem@aol.com writes: << sh too. I did alot of work on the computer last night. I may have hit the wrong switch, so to speak. I was referring to the Forbes (Forbush; Faubus; Faubush family of Laurel Co. Is this your family? I had deleted your original message. Sorry for the inconvenience. >> No problem. Forbes is not my family. Hope you find the right buddy. Have a happy day. Vietta
9. [KYLAUREL-L] Hiram Young/Hiram Johnson [1]
Any one know who this Hiram Johnson was? Reprinted With Permission Of The Laurel County Historical Society `~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >From the Mountain Echo dated JULY 13, 1900 McWhorter, Ky., June 24, 1900 It has pleased Almighty God to call from labor to refreshment our beloved friend and brother Hiram Young who departed this life June 23, 1900. He was an upright Mason, an indulgent and loving father, a friend to the needy and distressed. Also from August 10, 1900 Mr. Bob Joh
10. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Craig family [1]
Hi Ella and list members, I have John Craig Brown (1803 in VA - February 19, 1890 London, KY) who married on September 10, 1830 in Whitley Co., KY to Margaret "Maria" Craig (April 25, 1813 - May 20, 1899 Laurel Co., KY). Might that be your BROWN and CRAIG connection? I have two different sets of parents for John Craig Brown and I don't know which is correct. I know there was a George Brown associated with a John Brown in early Laurel land records. I can only imagine how many John Browns there were. Jo
11. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Johnson Cemetary [1]
Aaron Johnson is also buried in the New Salem Church Cemetary, but this cemetery is no where near Corbin or Keavy. SHEILA L JONES wrote: > Hi Is the Johnson Cemetary could be New Salem Church Cemetary? > It 's it on a Hill one mile off the Johnson Road on New Salem Road . > Buried there Hiram and Martha Keene Johnson, William and Nancy Benge Johnson > Willie, Henry, Opal John > > sj > -----Original Message----- > From: SHurl1228@aol.com > To: KYLAUREL-L@rootsweb.com
12. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] 1900 Jackson Co. [1]
Mary J. Harris, I notice that someone has given you the 1900 Jackson County record of James and Jane (Edwards) McGeorge. Did you know her maiden name? I didn't have to look it up. They are buried in the Wilson section of the cemetery on the hill in front of the only house in which I was born. It is about 100 feet down the road from the junction of Hwy 421 and the Possum Trot Road. There are no dates on the stones, just the names. Unusual. A note in Clay County Cemeteries Vol II , Jane d/o Moses E
13. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Re: Jess Wilson's "Snakes are snakes" [1]
Wilma Johnson, From what I have read I seriously doubt that that snake was looking at you. Snakes are very short-sited. This is from my limited knowledge and honest opinion JESS WILSON POSSUM TROT ROAD MANCHESTER KY 40962 ---------- > From: Wilma Johnson > To: KYLAUREL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Re: Jess Wilson's "Snakes are snakes" > Date: Saturday, May 29, 1999 11:36 PM > > A racer will chase you if you run. I had a very long black racer in my back yard, I watched i
14. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Re: Photo [1]
The Indian Pioneer Papers here in Oklahoma and other states was one of the projects done by the WPA. These papers are on Microfilm. The WPA interview older individuals and this information has now been filmed. Wanda Ellis wellis@redriverok.com
15. [KYLAUREL-L] C.C.C. [1]
Thanks to everyone who replied as to just what the CCC was and did!!!
16. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Sharing [1]
I have a 45 page booklet which belonged to my grandfather, William Penn Weaver, who was born in Clay Co., KY. The title is HISTORY OF LAUREL RIVER ASSOCIATION OF MISSIONARY BAPTIST First Century 1831 to 1931. This booklet is a sketch of Laurel River Association and each of her 35 Churches. These sketches give a brief history of the following churches and often lists the charter members: Providence, 1815; Pleasant Run 1820; Mr. Pleasant, 1830; Slate Hill, 1832; Rough Creek, 1835; Liberty, 1839; Sinking
17. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] A good source [1]
Dear Ella, A big thank you for all that good information that you gave us about searching for information.....some*very valuable*pieces of information.....I printed it out so I wouldn't forget anything...Thanks once again. N.J. :-) in MI.
18. Re: [KYLAUREL-L]Helping [1]
Hi, I know this is not the place to put this but I am a first time Vegtable Gardener, and was wondering if someone from laurel,co. cooked tell me how to fix cooked cabbage, my grandmother use to fix it when i came down there to visit with her but i was just a kid and do not remember how she fixed it. Thank you so much. Theresa
19. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Johnson Cemetary [1]
I also wanted to tell anyone who asked about Johnson info I might have. I am looked at what I have and will get back to them. I work 7 days in a row and are off 7 days, I just got off and read my E-mail. I have a copy of a book that has info in it. It is the JOHNSON -CUMMINS line. Sonja
20. [KYLAUREL-L] Excerpts from the Mt. Echo 1900 (58) [1]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ December 7, 1900 BOREING Miss Fannie Campbell, of Tuttle, and Miss Maggie H. Jones, of North Jellico, were the guests of Miss Bell Jones Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. James M. Jones, of Knox county, has moved to Laurel county to make his future home. He has purchased Mr. J. B. Jones farm. LOCAL ITEMS Salmon steaks, something extra nice and
21. [KYLAUREL-L] Middle name spelling error - Joseph Cephas Weaver [1]
This posting may be of interest only to his descendants, but (b. 1808) Joseph Weaver's middle name, Cephas, has been misspelled as CEPAHS in several postings. I believe the problem is in the LDS source, www.familysearch.org. and I wish to correct it for benefit of the descendants. I believe that Cephas is a biblical name as are virtually all the given names of the children of Samuel and Mary Bollinger Weaver. Is there a biblical scholar out there who can tell me about Cephas? Once again, the correct n
22. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Pictorial history o Laurel County [1]
We'll discuss it.
23. [KYLAUREL-L] Excerpts From The Mountain Echo 1900 (49) [1]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Reprinted With Permission Of The Laurel County Historical Society ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OCTOBER 26, 1900 DIED-Saturday, October 20th, at Corbin, KY., little Vincent, the handsome two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Blair, after a short illness of that ever dreaded disease, scarlet fever. Little Vincent was the pride of his parents, being their only child, and but a short acquaintance was required for strangers to become
24. [KYLAUREL-L] Re: email correction [1]
Gene Hacker, Yes one of your ancestors might have hanged one of mine, but I don't think it would have been a Pigg. They seemed to be aristocrats. But then who knows, some aristocrats have been rightfully hanged. I know that one of your ancestors was a witness in a murder trial that resulted in an inlaw in my family being hanged. One result of that was that I got borned a hundtred years later, other wise, I might have been some one else. So, I owe a great debt to your family. JESS WILSON POSSUM TR
25. Re: [KYLAUREL-L] Excerpts From The Mountain Echo 1900 (37) [1]
Son of Reuben Owens and Fannie Hatfield. Married Malissa Johnson. After the death of Malissa, which was just before this, he moved back to Laurel Co. and lived with his nephew. mfhart wrote: > Does anyone have any information on this man and his family? Appreciate any > help. > > Mary Hart > > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >Reprinted With Permission Of The Laurel County Historical Society > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >AUGUST 17, 1900 > > > > > >M
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