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1. 1834 Grayson Co. Tax list A-some C's [1]
I have A-Carrol My place is the Bruner's and Cook's I am sure this John Bruner is mine, and Peter my line GGGgrandfather and Adam his brother Johns death was Nov. 14, 1835 This Adam Bruner is the one with Sallie Graham McGrew in the Beaver Dam Cemetery, they are the only Bruner's one's left in the grave site. John was supposed to be Buried there also, and Probably Permelia his wife Cook's are ( 2 ) John's, Jacob, George, Robert George W.
2. Re: WEST-CENTRAL-KY-D Digest V99 #160 [1]
The Priddy name is familiar to those who have lived in Edmonson County, a Henry Bib Priddy (md. Laura Jane Sanders daughter of Hardin Sanders (1841-1917) and Mary Frances Constant(1846-1908). Henry Bib was a blacksmith. I know this isn't the name you were looking for, but the Priddy's lived on what is today Mammoth Cave National Park. Henry Bib Priddy owned a farm on the Turn Hole Bend of the Nolin River. There are many Priddy's in Edmonson County today. Hardin County would be the like place to start l
3. Bunch in Ohio County, KY [1]
Deb, I checked some CDs I have with the 1850 census of Kentucky. There are no Bunch (spelled that way) names in Ohio County in 1850.
4. LDS IGI Files [1]
Karen, thank you for the information. You have answered something which has answered a question that was "nagging" me..thanks. Marilyn
5. Re: Schardein Cemetery [1]
I was at the Schardein Cemetery a couple of years ago to photograph the tombstone of my Ggrandmother who died about 1916. It was in fairly decent shape at that time. I found the cemetery listed on a Louisville City map. Cannot recall the exact location and I can't find my Louisville map but it was on the west side of town in a very poor section of town and clearly marked on the map. Seems it was near 31W up near the downtown part. The entrance was on a very large street with lots of traffic. Bob
6. Thompson/Tompson of Kentucky [1]
Am trying to find any information on Jesse Thompson/Tompson. born about 1839. Any info would be helpful at this stage in the road block Thanks Kay
7. Re: DAR [1]
The DAR DOES ACCEPT "children born out of wed lock". However one must be able to prove, by baptism/birth record, court record, land records, wills etc..that the child was the son/daughter of... This applies to any ancestor/ancestor line a person is trying to use to join DAR regardless of manner of birth parents. If you can prove the iligitimate child as the daughter or son of the father or mother there is no problem. Please, it is is no "big great deal" to be able to join the DAR. It is f
8. RE: Julia Ann (??) [1]
Fay: I believe that Julia Ann Phelps and Woodford Phelps were my gggrandparents, too. I believe they had a daughter named Nancy M. who was my gggrandmother. My gggrandmother was called "Maggie" but her name was Nancy Magnolia. I have not been able to prove that this Nancy M and my Maggie are one in the same but there are so many seeming connections that I am fairly sure. If you have any information that would help prove that this Nancy M and Maggie are one in the same, I would be your new best fr
9. Re: IGI listings on LDS site--make corrections [1]
On Mon, 31 May 1999 18:01:31 -0500 Dan and Marilyn Garrison writes: >However, I want to emphasize again ..be cautious when going into sites that appear to be your family line as I know those sites do not always check for accuracy. {snip} >Today I was able to get onto the LDS site {Snip}It appears that someone has "hitched" an ancestor into that family's and has put in erroneous information about the family. {snip} I am somewhat concerned as anyone who has not done research on th
10. Re: IGI listings on LDS site [1]
> Hi, I am not sure as I subscribe to several mail lists; however, I think > there has been a discussion recently about being careful with the IGI > information given on the new LDS search site. ...snip... > When I finally did put in a search > name, I was excited to find several IGI listings for that name. As I > began going into the information which had been provided to the LDS > site, I was dismayed. There are 2 main sources of data at the LDS site--IGI and Ancestral Files. I think that Marilyn was tal
11. Re: Schardein Cemetery [1]
I tried that phone number for a year and no one answered. I think it is maintained by Cave Hill or Eastern Cemetery (641 Baxter is the address of Eastern Cemetery) But Schardein Cemetery is nowhere close to Cave Hill Cemetery. You might be thinking of Eastern which is close by and a rather large cemetery. I found my marked map and Schardein in a very small cemetery located between DixieHighway (31W) and Taylor Blvd on 7th Street Road (1931) just south of Algonquin Parkway on the Louisville-Shiv
12. Re: WEST-CENTRAL-KY-D Digest V99 #160 [1]
To Tanya Parker re PRIDDY I looked in the Grayson county cmetery books and did not find a listing for Sarah Jane or Henry PRIDDY. Kay
13. McDaniels Cemetery [1]
I have some of the names of people buried in the McDaniels Cemetery--mostly Glasscocks. I will help if I can. Jen n
14. FERGUSSON & DUNCAN [1]
Are there other researchers working on Robert McLean FERGUSSON and Harriet DUNCAN and family? If so, please contact me. Robert McLean FERGUSSON, b:April 08, 1812 Virginia, married Harriet DUNCAN, b:November 25, 1825, La Rue Co., Kentucky, on July 16, 1845, in Butler Co., KY. Their children were: Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Fergusson, b:March 01, 1847, married an ADAMS. Margaret Ann Fergusson, b: July 26, 1848, Matthew John (M.J.Mack) Ferguson, b:Nov. 8, 1849, married Ella CARPENTER. Elizabeth Ann Fergusso
15. EDWARD DENISON JR. [1]
Does anyone know Edward Denison Sr. He lived in Hart County around 1846? He had one son that I know of Edward Jr born in 1846.
16. Re: Frank cemetery [1]
In the Breckinridge County Cemeteries, Volume 1 (Hinton & Pile,1991), there are 3 FRANK cemeteries: #1. Pleasant Hill on Rolling Acres Rd, near McDaniels. McDaniels is in the Rough River State Park vicinity which borders Grayson County. #2. 1 3/4 miles south of Hardinsburg on Hwy 261; 1/2 mile back of Brabant farm. #3. Near Calvert Church on the old Lafe Hornback farm. An entry is found in the #3 Frank cemetery that may give you a further lead: FRANK, Ezra T. 12/5/1878 12/12/187
17. Grayson Co KY [1]
Surname: GRAGSON Seek contact with persons researching *any* GRAGSON family in Grayson Co KY area from early 1800's until 1870-1880. Particularly interested in Robert Patton GRAGSON I & Robert Patton GRAGSON II families. Am trying to connect to William J GRAGSON who came to TX 1870 & is descendant of that family. Thank You'all Kathey in KaufmanTX
18. Re: WEST-CENTRAL-KY-D Digest V99 #140 [1]
I am a new subscriber. My paternal family roots come out of Meade and Breckinridge Counties. I am trying to gather all the information needed to become a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. DAR. They require birth, death, and marriage certificates for all couples dating back to the ancestor that fought in the war. Not only does that seem expensive but sounds close to impossible since the courthouse was destroyed and all the records destroyed in the tornado in the early seventies....was
19. Virus Warnings on West-Central-Ky Mailing List [1]
To all subscribers: Please, under any circumstances, DO NOT POST VIRUS WARNINGS TO THIS LIST!!!! Even if you discover a deadly killer virus that will wipe out every computer in the United States, DO NOT POST VIRUS WARNINGS TO THIS LIST!!!! EVER!!!! Even if you are the notorious Dr. Evil who has encoded a virus that you intend to use to take over the world :-) , DO NOT POST VIRUS WARNINGS TO THIS LIST!!!! (Well... you get the idea :-) Virus warnings have nothing to do with the purpose of t
20. Fwd: Kurtz Question (finding maiden names) [1]
<> One very good way to find the wife's maiden name is to read all information on marriage records, birth records, and death records of the couple's children. Jo http://members.aol.com/desertroad
21. SWOPE-PHILLIPS [1]
In the Owensboro Area near Whitesville, there are families connected to the SWOPE family that are related to the WILLIAM H. PHILLIPS family. He was b. Feb 14, 1821 in KY and d. Mar 13, 1905 buried in Habit Cemetery, near Owensboro. One was a JOHN SWOPE who lived on a farm out of Whitesville in 1939. I thought that he was a bachelor? at least he did not have a wife at that time. He did have relatives in Owensboro, but I do know their names. He died sometime in the 1950's, I think. He may be buried in th
22. RE: County Records in Central KY [1]
Stan, Butler County was formed in 1810. The records are excellent back to that time, with the exception of four missing pages from the first marriage book. However, those missing marriages have been supplied by someone who apparently copied the pages before they departed the courthouse. To my knowledge, Muhlenberg County also had good records back to the formation of that county in 1799. Butler was formed out of Logan to the south and Ohio to the north. Muhlenberg was formed out of Logan and Christ
23. JOHN THOMAS COBB [1]
Hello, everyone, Would be very grateful if anyone has any information on JOHN THOMAS COBB, died possibly about 1944 in Webster County. Had a daughter VERA BARTON COBB, who later settled in Barren and Edmonson counties. Thank You Candlen
24. Alice A. Keith (Watkins) [1]
There is a strange mystery in my family history involving an ALICE KEITH, whom I think may be one and the same as the Alice below: 1 William Keith .. +Elizabeth LaRue ......... 2 Jesse Keith b: May 07, 1784 1860 ............. +Nancy Cash b: August 24, 1793 Woodford Co., KY .................... 3 Warren Thompson Keith b: October 25, 1825 ........................ +Francis Ellen Shipp ............................... 4 ALICE A. KEITH b: January 20, 1851 This Alice married Albert Watkins in H
25. Nelson co KY _ Bayne [1]
I need a lookup in Nelson Co Probate records Henry H. BAYNE who died 1827 and Walter BAYNE in 1816 Thanks. Donna
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