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Searching for: +path:kymccrea +(+date:sep +date:2004)
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1. Re: [KYMCCREA] Questions [1]
Many of the coal camps had two names. One was the name of the mines and then there was the US Post Office. I was born at Fidelity, Ky in 1933 but I think the post office was Shoopman. This double name was also true in Perry County, Ky for at least two coal camps. Allen E. Long
2. Patriots day [1]
Today is 9/11/04. Where were you at 8:46, 9/11/01 ? You'll never forget it will you ? Yet it is forgotten today ! Did you take just 30 seconds to say a Prayer? to remeber those 2,000 +people who died 3 years ago taday ? I turned on the TV a bit ago....game shows, all the usual crap. HAVE WE FORGOTTEN ? Take this minute..this tiny slice of time..Remember, say a Prayer...and PRAY, not just for them...for all of us ! Pray that we are safe ! Im so sad that no one remembers ! It could have been you..o
3. Re: [KYMCCREA] Questions [1]
First of all, I'm interested in learning more about the "1912 census" that was mentioned. What was that, a local count? And I'm looking forward to information on the formation of McCreary County. I thought that was in 1912, from Whitley County. Or were there more counties involved? Thanks, Ann Bergelt
4. Questions [1]
Sorry but the communities before the 1912 census & after the 1912 Census have me confused. The Stearns Coal & Lumber Co. employee information has some of their employees listed more than once. The obits may also have them listed as being born in a different place. It's probably the same place but called a different name. But then what do I know? Any help would be appreciated. 1. Where was Nevelsville in 1922 - Pulaski Co., KY or McCreary Co., KY? *Phillips Cemetery, Hilltop-Yamacraw (Nevelsv
5. Big South Fork Families [1]
Hi Everyone. I dont know what went wrong with the database..but its up and open again. I checked back, and nearly screamed...for some reason it up loaded the one thats full of errors ! Give me time , please, and when you find a mistake..and there are plenty of them...contact me directly..PLEASE ! I spent 2 years working on this data base..and now its almost back to square one..I may have to pull iy in order to re-load the corrected one. Bear with me please ? BJ ___________________________________
6. Re: [KYMCCREA] Questions [1]
McCreary County was formed in 1912 from three different counties. These three were Pulaski County which extended all the way to Whitley City, Wayne County which took up all the Yamaha area and Smithtown also I believe, and Whitley Co. which extended to Pine Knot and a little beyond. AnnBergelt@aol.com wrote:First of all, I'm interested in learning more about the "1912 census" that was mentioned. What was that, a local count? And I'm looking forward to information on the formation of McCreary County.
7. Anderson Reunion - October 10th [1]
2004 ANDERSON REUNION Sunday, October 10th Winfield, TN Community Building 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Carry-in Luncheon (bring a covered dish) (Drinks, paper plates and eating utensils will be furnished) Please bring a craft item for the auction (Proceeds go toward reunion expenses) Bring a new cousin with you to the reunion this year. Anderson Genealogy Workshop Saturday, October 9th Winfield, TN Community Building 10:00 a.m. to ?? Bring family research and photos for sharing. Hope
8. Re: [KYMCCREA] Margy Miles [1]
I support Margy Miles and thank she has done an outstanding with the web site and genealogical research of the Big South Fork area. I wish she would stay. Rick Carson
9. 1930census [1]
The 1930 Census District 1 is loaded up and ready to view with over 2,000 names! District 6 will be coming very soon. Happy Hunting! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers!
10. Re: TO EVERYONE !!! DATA BASE INDEX of "SOME" 1st.Families [1]
Click here: DATA BASE INDEX http://www.firstfamilies.org/db/dbindex.htm *************************************************************************** This is GREAT site now.Understandable & has many more people then I have seen!!--Wilma the TUNNELL researcher
11. SPYWARE [1]
Im just ticked ! In my hunting today I found I had FIVE pieces of Spyware installed on my puter without my knowledge or consent , within a matter of two hours ! I had just cleaned it out..and here it was again ! If you dont know what Spyware is..here a brief tutorial : Spyware is installed into your computer via various websites..some use cookies, some dont. They have ONE purpose..to collect information from your computer ! That gives them the "in" to send you a ton of junk mail...and they SELL your
12. Big Sinking Church [1]
Someone posted a list of names that Rev. Bell starting keeping in 1905. Can you please tell me where we can find the church's records? Births, Death's and Marriage's? Plus membership's? Thank you, Sue Hasty
13. Re: [KYMCCREA] Questions [1]
Kenna, How do you find this employee list? Would be very interested to see this. Thank you, Joy Ramsey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenna Austin" To: Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 2:31 PM Subject: [KYMCCREA] Questions > Sorry but the communities before the 1912 census & after the 1912 Census have me confused. The Stearns Coal & Lumber Co. employee information has some of their employees listed more than once. The obits may also have them
14. More questions to confuse you more. I am! [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "carolyn beard" To: Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 8:51 PM Subject: Re: [KYMCCREA] Questions > McCreary County was formed in 1912 from parts of Whitley, Wayne, and Pulaski County and was named for Governor James B. McCreary. > > Here is the McCreary County Rootsweb site to visit: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymccrea/ > > Carolyn Thanks Carolyn but this I know. It's the small communities that were in Pulaski, Wayn
15. Kathleen L. (Hill) Koger, obit. [1]
The Muncie Starpress 9/30/04 MUNCIE - Kathleen L. Koger, 55, Muncie, passed away Tuesday, September 28, 2004 in Ball Memorial Hospital following an extended illness. She was born December 31, 1948 in Stearns, Kentucky to the late Arlie and Hattie (Gregory) Hill. She was a homemaker, beloved mother and wife. She was a member of Old Town Hill Southern Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband Danny; two daughters, Melissa (husband, Mike) Robinson of Muncie and Kimberly (husband, Edward) Kowalski; thr
16. Re: [KYMCCREA] Questions [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "carolyn beard" To: Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 8:51 PM Subject: Re: [KYMCCREA] Questions > McCreary County was formed in 1912 from parts of Whitley, Wayne, and Pulaski > County and was named for Governor James B. McCreary. > > Here is the McCreary County Rootsweb site to visit: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymccrea/ > > Carolyn Thanks Carolyn but this I know. It's the small communities that were in Pulaski, W
17. Re: [KYMCCREA] Patriots day [1]
Not all of us have forgotten BJ. I would dare to say most of us haven't. As for me I was on vacation in Florida that fateful day. I can still remember going up to pay my breakfast bill at Shoneys and noticing an extra amount of people standing around the television. I remember asking someone what was going on and the reply was, An airplane just flew into the WTC! I looked at the TV set and was paralyzed with shock! Then as I was watching the other plane hit! I remember thinking, "My God this can't
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