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Re: Kennedy Station

gotothemax1 — 2009-10-29 19:23:17Z

My Robertsons originated in Albemarle, Va and probably had
William as their father and James as Grandfather. Brothers James and Mathew came to Kennedy station in 1779. The only Charles I have in my base was son of Mathew and born in the 1820,s

Re: Kennedy Station

Tonie933 — 2009-10-22 20:14:10Z

Would you be willing to share the siblings that you refer to. I am, at this moment anyhow, not a direct descendant, but am doing all lines out of Virginia into Kentucky in trying to determine the parents of my Charles Robertson b ca 1775 in Virginia and died after October 1821 but before February 1 1822.
Thank you.
Antoinette (Tacoma, Washington)

Re: Jeremiah TURPIN in Garrard Co1830

waltroberts38 — 2009-10-22 15:57:53Z

addendum to previous posting. Jeremiah Turpin (Jr.) died in Carrolton MO 1880. Three sons are listed as executors: Henry B. (my great grandfather), W. J. (could this be James?) and a R. L.

Walt Roberts

Re: Jeremiah TURPIN in Garrard Co1830

waltroberts38 — 2009-10-22 15:51:11Z

Jeremiah Turpin of Garrard Co KY (1830 census) (1810 - 1880) was born there May 18, 1810, the son of Jeremiah Turpin (1762/3 - 1814) and his wife Ann (Nancy) Robertson (1775 - 1825), both born in VA. He had two sisters that I know of: Eliabeth Jane and Frances. He married Paulina Ballinger (1810 - 1880). They moved to Greene County IL c. 1835. There is no James among his sons (see census of 1850) but could he be a brother of your James?

Re: GORDON

KariAnderson40 — 2009-10-21 21:54:05Z

I am just beginning my search on my great-great-great grandfather, Isaac Ambrose Ross, who married Elizabeth Gordon in Lincoln Co., KY in 1786. I would like to know his parents' and siblings' names.

Re: David Lear Cemetery

kchardin — 2009-10-17 23:31:30Z

I read your message on the David Lear Cemetery. I have been there looking for my husband's relatives who are buried there. Would you be looking for the Hardin family? Both times we talked to owners of the property who were very kind and helpful. We didn't know about the chiggers!
Were you able to find the cemetery? I have some pictures if you are interested.

Cindy

Re: PRUETT, PRUITT

mottleyhen — 2009-10-13 15:49:16Z

Bill - very interesting article you have. Hope you can help me. I'm looking for a John PRUITT - born in Ireland around 1848 - I KNOW he was in America - Lafayette County, MS in 1880. Family mumblings about him says that he and either two brothers or a brother and son came to America with John staying in Mississippi and the brother going on to Arkansas. John had a son born in America named William who went by Bill. Unfortunately the family didn't get much info from him , as many of us didn't. I have not been able to find where three "Pruitt's" were on any ship.
Hope you can help me. Any clues will be appreciated.

Re: Sally Sadler

PLDunford — 2009-10-07 20:03:38Z

Leon -- do not have anything on these, but do have some Garrard Co., Sadlers:

MARY “Polly” PALMER, b. ca. 1790; (dau of Nixon and Mary [Beasley] Palmer) m. 4 Feb. 1811 by Chas. Fennell, Garrard Co., to Edmund SADLER. Listed in the 1820 census, they sold land to James Palmer in 1823.

(Sadler, Edmond 1812 Palmer, Polly Box 3 Bond 726)

and

NIXON PALMER, (son of John Sr. and Lydia Palmer [John probably a brother to Nixon, above) b. ca. 1806; d. 20 Apr. 1872 Garrard Co. , Ky., [Interior Journal, Stanford, Ky., 26 Apr. 1872, called
him “old and respected citizen”]; m. 15 May 1834 Elizabeth W. “Eliza” SADLER, who was deceased by 1869. Nixon’s
will, dated 2 Feb. 1869, with a codicil added 25 July 1870, was probated at April term 1872. Based on the 1850, 60 and
70 censuses of Garrard County, this is probably the Nixon Palmer who m/2 Lydia MCCOY, 19 Oct 1869.

Issue by Eliza. Sadler:
i. JOHN M. PALMER, b. ca. 1829; one of the administrators of the estate of Lydia Palmer, he was m. by Robt. A. Johnstone, Presb.
Min., Garrard Co., to Nancy MCDONALD Sep. 1850.
ii. ALMYRA PALMER; m. David WHITTAKER

(Nixon Palmer to Eliza Sadler: box 8, bond 2291, 1834)

Hope this helps.

Pat

Re: Sally Sadler

leon_naron — 2009-10-07 17:34:44Z

I am searching the Edward sadler line thru willis sadler in callahan county texas. Would like a copy of this page. I will glady share all the info I have gathered on this line.

Re: Looking for Daileys

tiyohali143 — 2009-10-06 00:58:43Z

William has been difficult to locate. The last info I had listed William Daley b. NC and wife Francis Speaks. Not much to go on but may find something in NC .

OBIT Iva Tussey Vollmer 1914-2009

Kandy_BackAgee — 2009-10-03 10:25:32Z

NOTE: I DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS INDIVIDUAL. JUST POSTING THE OBITUARY ON IVA VOLLMER FROM THE HAMILTON (OH) JOURNAL-NEWS 10/1/09

Iva Tussey Vollmer passed from her earthly home to her heavenly home on September 29, 2009 at the Woodland Country Manor. Iva was born June 28, 1914 to Jacob and Julie (Cruse) Tussey, in Paint Lick, KY. Her family moved to Hamilton, OH in 1927 and Iva graduated from Hamilton High School in 1932. Iva worked at the ticket window of the Paramount Theater in Hamilton. On August 29, 1931 she married Walter Vollmer and they would spend their entire married life on the Vollmer Farm in Reily Township (OH). As a city girl going to the farm, she soon learned to work with Walter milking cows by hand, cooking, shoveling corn, plowing fields, baling hay, shocking wheat and corn and raising two sons, Bill and Terry and Alan Rigling whom she considered her third son. Iva and Walter had a great circle of friends - the Wheatley,; Brenners, Romanskies, Grohals, and Binegars for seventy years. Now with Iva's passing the circle is once again complete. She was the last of her generation of both the Tussey and Vollmer families. In 1956 Iva began working at Sears on South 2nd Street in Hamilton. She enjoyed her twenty-three years working there and made friends with Beulah Young and Dot Lorenze. She introduced Beulah and Ken Betz and they have enjoyed more than forty years of marriage. Iva was an active member in the Reily Township Farm Bureau, Reily PTA, Reily Boosters Club and was a reporter for the Oxford Press for a number of years. Iva was an active member of the Oxford Church of the Nazarene as long as health permitted. She was specially close to members of the church family. Iva loved the family farm, her garden, her yard, her canning and freezing the garden goods, her large meals for family and friends, her large old farm house, and her Saint Bernards. Iva was a great daughter, sister, wife, mother, mother-in-law, nanny, great-nanny, aunt and friend. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Walter on March 13, 1990, her brothers, James in 1988 and William in 2004, her granddaughter Tari on September 26, 1997 and her nephew James in 1988. Iva's moral character, integrity, Christian values, love of God and family - all are values she lived and passed on to her family. She leaves her sons and daughter-in-laws, Terry and Lois V. Vollmer and Bill and Lois A. Vollmer. Her grandchildren are Butch (Amy), David (Heather) Jennifer, and Kevin (fiancée Katie) Vollmer. She leaves great-grandchildren, Paige Ruder, Taylor Ruder, Ben, Hannah and Morgan Vollmer. She leaves very best friends, Beulah and Ken Betz, her church family and many friends - Edna Vogel, Anna Hoffman and Gloria Smiley from Woodland Country Manor. Visitation will be held at the Oxford Church of the Nazarene, Kehr Road on October 2, 2009 from 5 to 8:00pm. Funeral services will be held at the church on Ocotber 3, 2009 at 10:00am, with Pastor Ray Grilliot officiating. Burial will be in the family plot in the Springdale Cemetery, Reily, OH. We would like to thank Dr. Bucher, Pastor Ray and Melinda, McCullough-Hyde Hospital staff and the wonderful treatment by all at Woodland Manor. Mom got the best of care from all and family appreciates them so. www.smithoglefuneralhome.com

Re: Owen and Susan Richardson

SamuelMiller893 — 2009-10-03 00:33:32Z

Here are death certificates for Owen and Susan Richardson. Notice it lists the burial as Manse.

Re: Owen and Susan Richardson

SamuelMiller893 — 2009-10-03 00:25:02Z

These are two different Owen Richardsons. Sorry for the confusion.

Re: family of cyrus daly, sr.

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-27 22:26:26Z

It has been several years since I have researched anything on the Daly family. There has been a great deal added over time and all seems controversial. I recently read a post stating William Daley, Edmond's father, was born in New Jersey. A first for me. William was Cyrus,Jr.'s Greatgrandfather.

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-26 15:50:24Z

The information I have on Edmond and Mariah came from a cousin in Ky who attends a family reunion in Garrard Co. each year. She said the courthouse in Lancaster has every record from the creation of the county. I do know they had 9 children, William Daley, Jackson Dailey, Cyrus Sina Daley, Mary Dailey, Marion Dailey, Permelia Ann Dailey, unk male child Dailey, Mary Susan Dailey, and Thomas Wesley Daily. Somewhere along the way Mariah is no longer there and Edmond marries Elizabeth Kidd. I agree with the marriage questions. On the marriage bond for Mariah and Edmond it says no return. On the marriage bond for Elizabeth it indicates return date 28 May 1846, performed by Nelson C. Alspaugh, Baptist.
Info from cousin also indictates Keziah was Mariah's Mother. Like Keziah, Mariah goes off the radar after that. I will try to contact my cousin and ask if she has any further info on Keziah and Mariah. I do know all records to date show Stephen was not Daniel's son. On the marriage bond for Edmond and Mariah it indicates the bondsman as John Ford???

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

judy111146 — 2009-09-26 15:24:15Z

tiyohali143--Tell me if I have it right(concerning th mystery of Keziah PHELPS) Keziah Phelps(dob abt 1773) and Daniel Ford had Stephen , Mariah, Parmelia/Melie + more?....Permelia FORD married Daniel PREWITT, Mariah FORD married Edmund Daley. Okay, I using the married designation loosely, because it often questionable. I have note, that Permelia FORD married(or hooked up with) Daniel PREWITT twice.--Anyway, as per census record verification (1860,1870 Garrard Co KY) the PREWITTs were residing around Keziah --I have to rely to on line stuff (mainly ancestry.com) not local research--which you may have access to--I am in TN.--but need that KY stuff.
Keep my email in mind(keep me in the loop)------JUDY ADAMS

Re: Thomas Dailey/Daly/Daley

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-26 04:09:59Z

Thomas Wesley Dailey
b. 04 Aug 1844
d. 17 Dec 1917 in Boyle Co. Ky.
Buried 19 Dec 1917 Liberty Cemetery Buckeye, Ky.
1st wife
Angeline Ray b. abt 1854 in Garrard Co. Ky
Married 09 Oct 1872 Garrard Co. Ky

2nd Marriage
Josephine Masters b. 25 May 1869 Madison Co. Ky.
Married 26 May 1891 Garrard Co. Ky
Parents were Edmond Daley and Edmond's 1st wife Mariah Phelps. Married 06 sep 1825 in Garrard Co. Ky

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-26 03:13:17Z

Mariah Phelps was my GGG Grandmother. She was the first wife of Edmond Daly.
Marriage bond:
Daley, Edmond to Phelps, Mariah, bond date 06 Sep 1825, bondsman Ford, John, bond #1670, consent of Ford, Daniel FB and Daley, William FG. No return date.
My line runs their sons Cyrus Sina Daley, his son Cyrus Sina, Jr., Cyrus son, William Cecil Daley was my Grandfather. I have 9 children for Edmond and Mariah.
Your info on Daniel not being the Father of any of Keziah's children may explain why Mariah is listed as Phelps on her marriage bond.
I have not been able to locate any information on Keziah and Daniel's marriage or Keziah's ancestory. I'm not even sure she was born in Va.

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

judy111146 — 2009-09-25 23:01:50Z

Carlson45---I am a 4th grgrandau of Daniel FORD and Keziah PHELPS (FORD) I have a limited amount of info on Daniel FORD--but I do note that his parents were Peter FAURE and Judith MAXEY.I have nothing about his military career during the revolution. If you would be willing to share information with me, I would appreciate it. I am in Nashville, TN.-----------Judy ADAMS
My direct email is adams1111@bellsouth.net.

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

judy111146 — 2009-09-25 22:45:53Z

I did reply yesterday, but apparently my reply went into cuber-space. I am (also)the 4th grgrand-dau of Keziah PHELPS(FORD)-- directly as so: Me>Ernest Bradley ADAMS>Martha Jane KING(ADAMS)>Mollie WARMOTH (KING0>Jane PREWITT(WARMOTH)
>Permelia FORD(PREWITT)> Daniel Ford and Keziah PHELPS(Ford).--You'll find in the 1870 Garrard Co Ky census (listing for Permelia PREWITT) in 1860 Permelia FORD.(I might have my record years transposed---excuse me if I do, but am typing from memory)--I have note that Permelia(known as Melie, often) FORD and Daniel PREWITT married twice.
Also have note,( with no source listed unfortunantely)that
Daniel PREWITT was the father of Stephen PHELPS, also,as well as Keziah's other children. Stephen was born before they married, or during the separation/divorce time of Keziah and Daniel FORD.)?------Been a couple of years since I worked on this surname line, get back with me. My direct email address
has changed to adams1111@bellsouth.net.----Judy ADAMS

Re: pointer

bat1933 — 2009-08-28 20:12:07Z

Marriage Index: KY, NC, TN, VA, WV, 1728-1850
CD #229

Owens, William Spouse : Poynter, Rachel
Marriage date : 9 Nov 1824, Adair Co., KY

Owens, William Spouse : Pointer, Nancy
Marriage date : 10 Nov 1785, Lincoln Co., KY

Rains, James Spouse : Owens, Nancy
Marriage date : 4 Jul 1784, Lincoln Co., KY

Re: "Old Drakes Creek Cemetery "

PLDunford — 2009-09-13 18:41:15Z

What is William's ancestry? I have a bunch from Pittsylvania County, mostly went to Montgomery/Lincoln County, MO, directly, not through Garrard.

Pat Dunford

Re: MARY GOOCH AND JAMES TURNER 1870

PLDunford — 2009-09-03 15:25:26Z

The Turners in Garrard in 1870 are:

Susan Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1788 Virginia White Female

Millie Turner
[Mildred Turner] Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1801 Virginia White Female

George Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1804 Virginia White Male

William Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1812 Kentucky White Male

Rolinda Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1819 Kentucky White Female

Susan Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1834 Kentucky White Female

Mildred Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1835 Kentucky White Female

Richard Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1835 Kentucky White Male

Eley Turner Lancaster, Garrard, KY abt 1838 Kentucky Black Female

J P Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1838 Kentucky White Male

Joseph Turner Lancaster, Garrard, KY abt 1838 Kentucky Black Male

Elzina Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1839 Kentucky White Female

Fatima Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1841 Kentucky White Female

Eliza Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1843 Kentucky White Female

John T Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1843 Kentucky White Male

Semira Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1847 Kentucky White Female

William Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1848 Kentucky White Male

Mollier Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1853 Kentucky White Female

Tecoracathen Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1856 Kentucky White Female

Joseph Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1858 Kentucky White Male

Fatina Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1861 Kentucky White Female

Milliy A Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1863 Kentucky White Female

Emiley Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1865 Kentucky White Female

Laura Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1868 Kentucky White Female

Horace Turner Buckeye, Garrard, KY abt 1870 Kentucky White Male

Household wise they are:
Richard Turner 35
Susan Turner 36
Tecoracathen Turner 14
Fatina Turner 9
Milliy A Turner 7
Emiley Turner 5
Laura Turner 2
Susan Turner 82

George Turner 66
Millie Turner 69
Elzina Turner 31
Fatima Turner 29
John T Turner 27
William Naylor 17

William Turner 58
Rolinda Turner 51
Eliza Turner 27
William Turner 22
Mollier Turner 17
Joseph Turner 12
Louisa Land 10

William A Ross 36
Nancy Ross 32
Jradora Ross 12
Emma E Ross 10
Calidona Ross 5
Mildred Turner 35

H S Burnau 45
Mary Burnau 38
W M Kerby 27
George Denney 23
Joseph Turner 32
Eley Turner 32
Lucy Schooler 6
John Best 13

J P Turner 32
Semira Turner 23
Horace Turner ?/12
Emaly Fox 15

If you have the approximate age of James and/or Mary, that might help.

Pat
in Tucson

Re: Isaac Carrier

j_wortham — 2009-09-01 16:23:55Z

Thank you for your info. Could you tell me who were the children of Anne Crow? I don't have anything on them or their descendants and Isaac's father is our direct line. Thank you so much.

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

carlson011 — 2009-09-24 09:37:50Z

Been there and done all that. I was never able to find anything on Stephen's birth, but I did find a marriage record for he and Malinda which Daniel Ford had signed. Some of the things I had heard was Keziah was born a Phelps, but I am not too sure of that. I have researched the McNitts, the Faures and the Bondurants. Faures and Bondurants connect to another line of my family tree.

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

carlson011 — 2009-09-24 03:19:04Z

Yes, Keziah was my 4th great-grandmother as well. Her eldest son, Stephen Phelps, was my 3rd great-grandfather. Stephen was born prior to her marriage to Daniel Ford. I have the same information as you do on Keziah, but little else. However, I have been able to obtain much information about Daniel Ford over the years. Daniel spent some time serving in the American Revolution alongside St. Clair and later served under "Mad" Anthony Wayne. According to my records, Daniel's parents were Pierre Faure and Judith Maxey. Pierre was a member of the McNitt Company. Daniel and Keziah also had another daughter named Mariah who according to my records married Edmund Dayley. Hope this helps.

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

carlson011 — 2009-09-24 03:40:19Z

Yep, Greene County, Missouri- that would be my family. Stephen and Malinda's son Levi was my great-great grandfather. Levi was married twice once to Mary Jane Payne and to Martha Wallace. Levi and Martha's son was my great-grandfather, Thomas Stephen Phelps, born in Republic, Missouri December 31, 1872. My grandmother was born in Brookline in 1919. Great-grandpa Thomas and my Great-grandma Elmyra Byfield moved to St. Louis during the Great Depression and that is were my grandparents met and were married. I grew up in southeast Missouri, but now live in Erie, Pennsylvania, oddly enough near were "Mad" Anthony Wayne's body was first buried. (Now, Anthony Wayne, that is quite the story.

Re: Owen and Susan Richardson - CHESTER HOLMES

MaxineBowlingFriedly — 2009-09-04 15:57:09Z

I am not related to this person. Just trying to help.

I found a Chester G. Holmes, b. 15 Sep 1927 Garrard Co., KY on the KY Birth Index. Then I found a Chester Garvice Holmes born the same date and place on a North Carolina Death Index along with the Social Security Death Index. They both show the same death date of 31 Oct 2001, Jacksonville, Onslow Co., North Carolina. His parents were Major R.O. Holmes and Sallie C. Holmes.

There is a Chester G. Holmes b 14 Jul 1951, Garrard Co., KY, listed in the US Public Index, whose mother is listed as Ruth Woodward. This could be a nephew of the first Chester G. or a son by another wife. It may be worth your time looking into if you are still interested.

Re: Owen and Susan Richardson

GRTUDOR — 2009-09-22 13:10:16Z

I have some interest in the Richardson family, but do not find Owen and Susan in the published Paint Lick Cem. records? If a location or section of the cemetery is known, I can add the names to the published book. Perhaps there is an obituary or other record that tells of their burial at Manse.

Gerald Tudor

Re: Obit Betty McKINNEY Pressnell 6-8-2004

Vivian_Moon — 2009-09-16 10:26:42Z

Mary
I'm not related to this family.
I just posted this obit for other researchers.

Looking for Andersons or Hunts

Rueneene — 2009-09-18 05:48:57Z

Hello, I am looking for other Hunt or Andrson of lancaster. African American,White or Native American. My grand mother was light skinned with red hair and freckles. I just found out yesterday that my Grandmothers grand parents were from lancaster,ky I did some research today and I never knew that Lancaster was the hub for kentucky. I was born in lexington,Ky in 1978 not really knowing much about my family I want to be connected. My grandmother's name was Anna Katherine Mcgee 1924-2008 her mother was Willie bell Anderson her father was Isaac Mgee Willie bell's Mother was Stella Hunt and her father was Wendal Anderson. I cant find any other info ky records with V.S goes back to 1910 my great grandmother Wille bell Andrson was born 1908. We are now the Hall's and Newtons in Lexington,Ky. I am doing this research on my own not them. But I am looking for lost family most black records dont go back far due to poor record keeping of Slaves and birth records. But if anyone has any information on Stella Hunt or Wendal Anderson. i would say 1880's. thank you vey much.

Re: "Old Drakes Creek Cemetery "

barbara_bast — 2009-09-13 23:44:00Z

I have his father as Rice Graves, Spotsylvania Co., VA born
abt. 1730 died 1814 in Louisa Co., VA..mother was a Jane Young....Rice father was Thomas Graves of same co. b. abt. 1690 d. abt. 1768 married twice 1. to Ann Davenport 2. Mary Perkins...Thomas' father a John Graves of King & Queen Co., Va....found Thomas' will in Spotsylvania Co. wills Book D
p. 218 dated 10-17-1767...also 1820 census shows Thomas in Cumberland Co., KY and William in Garrard co., KY...
my William's son John comes to Livingston Co., MO and lays out the town of Chillicothe. He marries Matilda Copeland and their daughter Sarah m. John Springle Williams my gggrandparents..the Thomas', Johns and Williams are rampent in this family!.....BB

Re: "Old Drakes Creek Cemetery "

barbara_bast — 2009-09-13 03:42:53Z

I am a descendent of William Graves thru his son John b. 1 29 1795; d. 6 24 1877 in Chillicothe, Mo. He marries Matilda Copeland 3 1 1819 and they become prominent citizens of that town..He is known as the "father of Chillicothe" having help draw out the town...Saw their graves in Edgewood Cemetary , Chillicothe and there are several articles about him on their town web site....Livingston Co., MO:
children-
William B.
Sarah (my gggrandmother)m. John Springle Williams
Mary
Nancy
Elizabeth
Jourdan
Lydia
Cyrus
B.Bast...barbast68@yahoo.com for more details...

Re: Owen and Susan Richardson

DeboraLane — 2009-09-04 04:47:53Z

Owen & Susan Richardson are my great-great grandparents, but the only info on this side of my family are names and guesses on dates. I do know their parents and grandparents were also from Paint Lick, Ky. I have very little info at all about them, any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Owen and Susan Richardson

DeboraLane — 2009-09-25 00:54:56Z

The Owen Richardson(born 1840-1853 & died 1933) I am looking for is the son of John C Richardson and Adalaide Wade. Owen and his Father worked for the railroad, and Susan died 1923-1937. Owen and Susan were married in 1886. They had 8 kids one who was my grandfather James Richardson. Are these the same Owen & Susan Richardson?

Re: Owen and Susan Richardson

carola154 — 2009-09-04 14:12:59Z

I LIVE IN MARSHALL IL,I WAS IN BEREA LAST WEEK. I
WENT TO PAINT LICK LOOKING FOR CHESTER HOLMES I TALKED
WITH DAN LEDFORD HE TOLD ME CHESTER ALSO ABOUT HIM AND RICHARDSON ENLISTING IN THE USMC.THAT IS WHERE I MET
CHESTER I REMBER HIM SITTING ON HIS FOOT LOCKER SINGING
"GOOD OLE MOUNTAIN DEW". DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT CHESTER .WE WENT TO CHINA BUT I NEVER SEEN HIM ON THE SHIP{WAKEFIELD}.IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO ON CHESTER WOULD YOU PLEASE LET ME KNOW.DAN TOLD ME ABOUT THE HAY BAYLING
EPISODE. THANK YOU BOB BENNETT

Re: Bio of Robert McAfee BRADLEY

mamahicks — 2009-09-13 02:37:17Z

Re: His father-in-law, Joseph Hicks Totten, gave his wife/Joseph's daughter, Nancy Ellen, a slave (a negro girl ann, for which I charge her (Nancy Ellen) two hundred dollars ...by way of advancement to her (from his will).This was 10 Aug 1866, which should have been beyond slavery.

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-24 03:50:26Z

Stephen seems to be the key to Keziah's history. I found Daniel signing as a bondsman on a Hilton marriage in 1820 in Fayette co. but not much more there. This lady is a mystery. I am beginning to think she may have been married to a Phelps first and then Daniel. If Stephen was born in Ky there should be a paper trail for his birth. I found a site for all of the Ford info. I don't know if you have seen it but FYI search Ford/ Mcknit and the Bondurant ancestory.

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-24 02:39:04Z

Keziah Phelps Ford was my 4th Great Grandmother. She was born in 1773 in Buckingham Co, Va. I have not been able to find any further info on her. Daniel Ford was her husband. She was in the household with a Permelia Ford in 1860 and 1870 in Garrard Co Ky census'.

Re: Thomas Dailey/Daly/Daley

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-23 23:43:11Z

The Cyon?? was Edmond and Mariah's son Cyrus Sina Daley.
Cyrus B. 14 jul 1832/D. 25 Jul 1922
Married
Rebecca Jane Saddler B. 17 May 1838/D. 27 Mar 1896

I don't know if Cyrus had a brother Thomas??? It would seem that Thomas may be the child of Edmond's second marriage to Elizabeth Kidd in Garrard Co. on 04/24/1846.

Re: Saler family of late 1700's into 1800's in Garrad Co.

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-23 23:03:01Z

Rebecca M. Daley was my GG Grandmother's daughter. Her brother Cyrus Sina Daley, Jr. was my G Grandfather. Rebecca died 08 Jun 1953. Salem and Rebecca Jane's parents were
Asa Saddler b. 1797 Va/d. 17 Jan 1852 in Garrard Co. Ky.
Rebecca Leveridge b. abt 1790 in Va/d. 1866 in Garrard Co. Ky. Funny thing, Minnie A. Daley was shot and killed by Ben Poindexter. Minnie was married to a C.R. Poindexter. I also have a reply that says Salem was killed at Scots Fork, Garrard Co.Minnie was Rebecca Daley's sister. Rebecca M.'s Aunt wa Almira Burnside Daley. So, maybe Elvira/Alvira may have been Almira and misspelled along the way????

Re: Cotton/Walker/ Phelps/Ford

tiyohali143 — 2009-09-24 03:24:20Z

Mariah was my 3rd Great Grandmother. She was married to Edmond Daley and I am related through their son Cyrus Sina Daley. I have reseearched a bit of info and am on a board now in Greene Co. Mo. where Stephen and Malinda's son Francis was married and died. Francis was b. 14 Sep 1852 and d. 01 Oct 1918. Hoping this is the same Stephen and Malinda.

MARY GOOCH AND JAMES TURNER 1870

turnerkelley1 — 2009-09-03 12:37:19Z

I am searching for a copy of the 1870 census of this couple. They were suppose to be in Garrard Co. I need any info on them and their kids.

Re: Owen and Susan Richardson

SamuelMiller893 — 2009-09-22 12:03:06Z

Owen Richardson was the son of Conrad Richardson and Susan Winkler of Estill County, Kentucky. Owen and Susan Richardson are buried in the old Paint Lick Cemetery, also known as the Manse Cemetery in Garrard County, Kentucky. I've never found any death dates or places of burial for Conrad and Susan Richardson. I have more information if you are interested.

Re: Obit Betty McKINNEY Pressnell 6-8-2004

marypressnell — 2009-09-14 17:16:31Z

I was Betty's step-granddaughter, but she was the only grandmother I ever knew. Are we related? I remember going to her brother's house, I think his name was John, as a little girl.

Re: Isaac Carrier

Bonnie_Templeton43 — 2009-09-02 02:11:25Z

Isaac married Anne Crow on 6 Dec 1816 in Garrard Co. She was born in 1801, not sure where. They had four children that we are sure of. There are gaps between the ages so there may have been others but when we discovered a 1916 lawsuit challenging the division of the estate of their half brother J william Carrier, It showed that these four were the ones who survived to adulthood and had decendents.

Sarah W was born on 26 July 1819 and married my ggggrandfather David Homan in 1842. She died on 9 Dec 1878. She had seven children. Pleasant(male), was born in 1820. All the children were born in Garrard Co. He married abt. 1856 to Letty Crow. I have not been able to establish a relationship between the Crows. He had seven children. Sophronia was born in 1828 and married Berry Lawson on 23 July 1846 and had three children. (She, for some reason always told her family that she was the child of Solomon, Issacs brother who married a Mary Polly Crow in 1813 in Garrard Co. He also moved to Washington Co and raised his family there). The proof was in the Lawsuit that we discovered in 1916 when Isaacs son J William, son of ancy Calhoon Carrier, and a half brother to the first four, passed away and Pleasant Jr. filed suit because he felt he should get a full share instead of a half share. The court papers list all the children and their heirs. If Sophronia hadn't been a sister, I'm sure Pleasant would have done a whole lot more complaining, rather than give up what he thought was his! The last child, Frances Emily was born in 1830. She married James Cutsinger. A widower who already had seven children and they had ten more.

Anne died in 1831. Issac remarried in 1842 to Nancy in Garrard Co. and they moved to Washington Co.

If I can anymore, let me know. Bonnie

Re: Isaac Carrier

Bonnie_Templeton43 — 2009-09-02 02:04:46Z

Would you mind contacting me at my email address. I've typed the entire message twice and for some reason it has completely dissapeared both times. It is sistyugler0902@gmail.com If you'd rather not, let me know and I'll try again. Bonnie

Re: Isaac Carrier

Bonnie_Templeton43 — 2009-09-01 02:00:15Z

Isaac Carrier is the father of my ggggrandmother, Sarah w Homan. She was the first of 4 children he had with his first wife, Anne Crow. Anne died in 1831 and Isaac remarried in 1832 to Nancy Calhoon. they had three children and He died in 1871. His first family consisted of Sarah, Pleasant (male), Sophronia and Francis Emily Carrier. The Second, as you know, were J William, James H, and Caroline Calhoon Carrier.

Sarah married David Homan, Pleasant married Letty Crow, Sophronia married Berry Lawson and Frances married James Cutsinger. Just as a note of interest, Isaacs brother, Solomon, married Mary Polly Crow.

My sisters and I have spent our vacations in Kentucky for the last four years doing research on our family and are leaving in three days to go back. We live in Illinois and our father, Joseph Rodman Homan was born in Willisburg and came to DeKalb Illinois as a young boy so his stepfather could find work. I hope this helps you, anything else I can give you , let me know. Bonnie

Re: Looking for Andersons or Hunts

CabinSue — 2009-09-22 21:07:58Z

I've only found one Logan Hunt (African-American) in the 1870 census.

1870 Rockcastle Co., KY census:
Hunt, Pleasant b. abt 1830 b. KY
Hunt, Harriet A. b. abt 1845
Hunt, Lucy A., age 7
Hunt, Logan, age 4
Hunt, John, age 1
Hunt, Sarah age 60

1880 Garrard Co. census:
Hunt, Harriet age 35 cook widow
Hunt, Samuel, age 7 son
Hunt, Toland, age 5 son
Hunt, William age 12 son NOTE: the John in 1870 census may be this William.

Re: Looking for Andersons or Hunts

CabinSue — 2009-09-22 19:16:49Z

I hope this helps you in some way. I looked at the 1900 Garrard census and found:
Anderson, Jan b. Mar 1847 marr 29 yrs b. KY
, Frankie wife b. Feb 1853 6 of 9 children living, b. KY
Anderson, Electrice,daughter b. Jan 1878
Anderson, Merrie D., daughter b. Aug 1880
Anderson, Maggie, daughter b. Jan 1885
Anderson, Windle, son, b. Aug 1888
Anderson, Prudis, daughter b. Mar 1891

James Anderson married Jan. 8, 1870 to Francis Rigney in Garrard Co.

1870 Garrard Census
Anderson, Richard age 50 b. Virginia
Anderson, Lydia age 54 b. KY
Anderson, Simeon age 18
Anderson, Elizabeth age 23
Anderson, Isarah age 16
Anderson, James age 22
Anderson, Francis age 17
Anderson, Allice b. 1870
Anderson, Mary L., age 3
Anderson, Torch, age 14

1900 Garrard census:
Hunt, Logan b. Aug 1872 KY
Hunt, Sarah b. abt 1876
Hunt, Stella daughter, b. Sept 1893
Hunt, Bessie daughter b. 1896

Logan Hunt married Jul 8, 1889 to Sarah Gentry in Garrard Co.

Will look at more census records if you feel this is your family. Just let me know.

Sandy Norris