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1. [KYSCOTT-L] Perkins query [1]
I am writting about Martha A. Perkins she was killed July 1900 , her death was in the Georgetown Ky newspaper Georgetown Times, It stated she was killed while hoeing the garden , Two children was with her, but escaped unhurt, Martha was in her early 30's when she died , is there a place that might have this article or her death notice, I wish to find where she is buried, she was the Grandmother of Phyllis Perkins a distant realative of mine , I am related to this family of Perkins. We thought if we can find
2. [KYSCOTT-L] Fw: Genealogy Conference in Orlando, Florida [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Pam Cooper" To: Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 9:45 AM Subject: Genealogy Conference in Orlando, Florida Dear List Administrator: Would you be so kind to forward the following message to your list? It has been 12 years since there was a national genealogy conference in the Southeast. So, we want to make sure that everyone knows about it. If you have any questions feel free to contact us. Thank you. Countdown to Disc
3. [KYSCOTT-L] Switzer [1]
Please respond to: keeneviewno2@aol.com This Switzer that i am tryingto find married a Dungan. place. Do you know of any one that Icould hire to find the records of Bess or Bessie Dungan that married Lou or LEW Switzer. I know that they lived at Hinton KY.Then moved to Corinth KY. Thank you again. My name is Audrey Switzer and I live in Lexington KYMYEmail--Keeneviewno2@aol.com
4. Re: [KYSCOTT] Williamson [1]
Connie, Some of my y-Chromosome dna participants have furnished their antecedents. I wish they all would. It would make it so much easier to make connections. These antecedent file are in the form of web pages and can be obtained from my web site. This is how it is done. First go to my "Home" web site http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~williamsondnaproject/INDEX.htm On the 3rd line you will see a link y-Chromosome DNA RESULTS Click on it. When you get to the "results" page, in the
5. Re: [KYSCOTT] Girls's home in Midway, KY [1]
In a message dated 9/9/2007 2:09:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, decdeb17@bellsouth.net writes: There is also a home for girls in Versailles, Woodford Co, Ky. I don't know how long it has been there but you might check it out. Debbie -----Original Message----- From: kyscott-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:kyscott-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Doug & Marcy McCammish Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 1:56 PM To: OwenCoKY List; WoodfordKY List; ScottCountyKY List Subject: [KYSCOTT] Girls's home
6. Re: [KYSCOTT] [KYOWEN] Girls's home in Midway, KY [1]
In a message dated 9/9/2007 1:58:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, dougnmarcy@alltel.net writes: In reading about the Eastern State Hospital Project ( http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/esh/ ) in Fayette County on the Owen County list recently, I wondered if anyone knows of a similar effort or data on the home in Woodford Co in Midway. I think it was a home for orphan girls? I've looked for many years for my great-grandmother Mary Thompson Young after her mother Lucy Thompson died in 1879 of
7. Re: [KYSCOTT] Girls's home in Midway, KY [1]
There is also a home for girls in Versailles, Woodford Co, Ky. I don't know how long it has been there but you might check it out. Debbie -----Original Message----- From: kyscott-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:kyscott-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Doug & Marcy McCammish Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 1:56 PM To: OwenCoKY List; WoodfordKY List; ScottCountyKY List Subject: [KYSCOTT] Girls's home in Midway, KY In reading about the Eastern State Hospital Project ( http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/esh
8. Re: [KYSCOTT] [KYWOODFO] [KYOWEN] Girls's home in Midway, KY [1]
Hi, You did not give any dates, or place of birth, but found these possibilities in the 1880 KY Census Index: Mary THOMPSON Paris, Bourbon, KY b abt 1866 KY Niece Mary THOMPSON Rochester, Butler, KY b abt 1862 KY Granddaughter Mary THOMPSON Newport, Campbell, KY b abt 1866 KY Granddaughter There are others listed as: Something other than a direct relationship.......... Happy Hunting, Donna in SW GA > In a message dated 9/9/2007 1:58:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > dougnmarcy@alltel.n
9. [KYSCOTT] Williamson [1]
List, I found an item in a KY newspaper. The item was address to William, Samuel, Abraham & Richard Williamson. Cornelius Williamson had left his wife at Redstone Fort in January to visit his friends in KY. A part of it was a bit obscured, but in essence is says: A Cornelius Williamson left his wife and children at the "old Redstone Fort" (in PA) to visit his friends/family in KY and hasn't been heard of since. Also, there is an item in a KY newspaper about a Richard Williamson that was kille
10. [KYSCOTT] Girls's home in Midway, KY [1]
In reading about the Eastern State Hospital Project ( http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/esh/ ) in Fayette County on the Owen County list recently, I wondered if anyone knows of a similar effort or data on the home in Woodford Co in Midway. I think it was a home for orphan girls? I've looked for many years for my great-grandmother Mary Thompson Young after her mother Lucy Thompson died in 1879 of consumption. She was buried in Harmony, Owen Co. Mary's brother George went to live with his mother's
11. Re: [KYSCOTT] Williamson [1]
Richard, Thanks for this information on the Williamson family. I have a Williamson connection that I have not been successful in documenting. James Bruster (also spelled Brewster or Bruister) married an Elinor Williamson. They may have married in PA or in Ireland (James, born about 1720, was from County Derry near Coleraine and came to America "as a young man"). They are listed as a married couple in Augusta County VA beginning about 1750. The part of Augusta County in which they were living became Roc
12. [KYSCOTT-L] Re: December Meeting -- KY Genealogical Society [1]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 4th Annual Show and Tell The Kentucky Genealogical Society will host its 4th Annual Show and Tell on Thursday, December 7. Visit your attic and seek out a family treasure, bring it to the Kentucky History Center, Frankfort. Beginning at 7pm, each presenter may have up to 10 minutes to tell about his or her find, and about the family history it evokes. The public is invited. Admission and participation is free. Refreshments will be served! Contact jimmonomoy@a
13. [KYSCOTT-L] Fw: {not a subscriber} Henry & Martha FERGUSON [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Karen To: FERGUSON-L ; KYSCOTT ; KYROOTS ; KYKENTON ; KYHARRIS ; KYGRANT ; KYBOURBO-L ; Gen-Rooters-L Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 11:03 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Henry & Martha FERGUSON > I'am still looking for information on this family. > > Henry
14. [KYSCOTT-L] (no subject) [1]
Check this site for information on the November Scott County Genealogy Society meeting to be held on Nov 11. at the Scott County Public Library. Doris B. Reed CO-President http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyscott/workshop1111.htm flyer at this site which tells you about the co-sponsored workshop to be given Nov. 11. A link to the library's map and directions is at the bottom of the page. Jo
15. [KYSCOTT-L] WELLS, SANDERS, JONES Families 1800's [1]
Are you connected to the following WELLS family?: Ambrose WELLS b. 1798 VA m. 1 Jan 1838 in Scott Co. KY. to Martha JONES b. 1898 KY. (1850 census Harrison Co. KY.) Children: Rosa WELLS b. 1835 (to a previous marriage) There may have been other children to previous marriages. Sarah F. Wells b. 1843 KY William WELLS b. 1846 KY James W. WELLS b. 1849 KY m. Eliza SANDERS ca 1866 Eliza was born in 1849 in Kenton Co. KY. This family was living in Harrison Co. KY. in 1850 Children to Eliza and
16. Re: [KYSCOTT-L] HAMMOND or HANNAH - SCOTT COUNTY 1870 [1]
I am looking at page 336B of that census. There is 360 Hammond, 361 is Hannah. In the line just above this the enumerator has also written "hannah" by comparing the two on my copy I make out 6 letters spelling Hannah, not 7 as in Hammond. The stroke pattern would indicate "n's" to me not "m's". The letter at the end of the name is clearly "h" not "d",as compared to the 361 entry against the 362 entry for the name, "HAMMOND -- HANNAH" 362 Hamond , Nathan The em. seems to have crossed out something a letter
17. [KYSCOTT-L] KGS Meeting 9 Nov -- Immediate Release [1]
Kentucky Genealogical Society November 9, 2000 Meeting "Last Battle of the Revolutionary War in Kentucky" Tom Fugate will speak at the November meeting of the KGS, on this historic event. Mr. Fugate, Civil War Sites Preservation Coordinator for the Kentucky Heritage Council, will illuminate the talk through his deep knowledge of Kentucky's historic battlefields. 7:30pm, November 9, 2000 at the Kentucky History Center, Frankfort. Members of the public who are interested in history and gen
18. [KYSCOTT-L] Darnall [1]
I am new to the list as of today and I was searching the archives. Someone asked people with Darnall ancestors to write in. I have one. Minerva Darneal married Randolph Riley Craig. From what I have read, the cousins in Minerva's generation decided to spell their name Darneal while their parents spelled it Darnall. Cassie
19. [KYSCOTT-L] URL for newspapers [1]
Hi List this is a good site to find the newspapers of the various states and countries http://www.thepaperboy.com./ Forwarding this URL from another site. barb
20. Re: [KYSCOTT-L] Darnall [1]
I have a Darnall also. Susan A. Darnall married Henley Roberts in Bath County March 23, 1824. I don't know anything about Susan's family. Mary Miller Dick and Cassie Hill wrote: > > I am new to the list as of today and I was searching the archives. Someone > asked people with Darnall ancestors to write in. I have one. Minerva > Darneal married Randolph Riley Craig. From what I have read, the cousins in > Minerva's generation decided to spell their name Darneal while their parents > spelled it Darnall.
21. [KYSCOTT-L] HAMMOND or HANNAH - SCOTT COUNTY 1870 [1]
Does anyone have access to the 1870 Scott County Census, who would be willing to help me? In Turkey Foot Precinct, Household 361, there is the name HANNAH or HAMMOND, Nancy. She is age 68. Children are: John, James, Breckenridge, Parker, and Martha. Please verify which of these surnames that is. Then, in Household 362, there is a HAMMOND, but we cannot determine his first name. He is age 58, wife Lutitia is 42 (hard to read) and two children. What is the husband's first name? If there is anyone re
22. [KYSCOTT-L] McClelland Monument in Georgetown [1]
Hi- I was in Scott County last summer and took some pictures of a monument at Royal Spring dedicated to McClelland and his men. On the back of the monument is engraved the names of revolutionary soldiers buried in Scott County. At that time I was interested in my Craig ancestors but I have since learned that another ancestor, Josiah Dickson (Dixon) was at the fort and was one of two men captured by the Indians. Does anyone know if his name is engraved on the monument? If not, is there another monument? If
23. [KYSCOTT-L] 1820 Census Look Up Please [1]
1820 Scott Co., KY Hopkins, Thomas KY Scott Co. p. 112 Hopkins, Richard KY Scott Co. p. 112 Hopkins, John KY Scott Co. p. 108 Carol (Gehrs) Mitchell, 134 Schnauzer Lane, Beaver Falls, PA 15010 724-847-4473 FAX (413) 581-2661 [using Legacy 3.0, WP2000, Eudora Pro. Can accept JPG & larger files] "We cannot look everywhere for information, but we can share it and hope others will do the same"
24. [KYSCOTT-L] Fw: [CCHelper-L] WWI Draft Cards - clarification [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Haas Davenport To: Sent: Thursday, August 19, 1999 6:10 AM Subject: [CCHelper-L] WWI Draft Cards - clarification > I received about a dozen e-mails this morning all asking the same question > so I know that I was not clear in my post yesterday. If you forwarded my > message about the WWI draft cards being at the GA NARA branch will you > please also forward this message? > > The original draft card applications (r
25. [KYSCOTT-L] close dates M.I. KING Lib. U of KY - Lexington [1]
I was in the Lexington/Frankfort area this week for 1 1/2 days. The big, new, beautiful library at the University of Kentucky is the W.T. Young Library. The genealogical material is still kept in the Margaret I. King Library. There are two buildings - North and South. Genealogical material has been kept at North - until today, August 28. The North wing closes today. The collection is all being transferred to South. The reopening is scheduled for Sept. 20, 1999. But call first
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