Spencer - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: COFFMAN and BRINING families

tvlandchannel — 2009-11-06 21:08:35Z

I hope I'm not sending this twice! What I typed disappeared. I myself have traced the Brining family tree to Germany. I can't remember if his name was Jacob or John and Hanna Brining. I was just in Le Roy, IL today and found a lot of information at the library. My email is tvland_channel@yahoo.com.

Re: COFFMAN and BRINING families

imaquila — 2009-11-06 15:36:47Z

You don't mention dates or places but I do have a Charles Edwin Brining (b. November 25, 1861 Logan co., IL d. September 02, 1916 McClean co, IL) married to a Harriet M RICHARDS Mar 05, 1884 in McLean co., IL. His father was Hamilton BRINING b.October 13, 1830 Spencer co, KY, m. Caroline M JONES (second wife) February 06, 1861, d. March 17, 1886 Atlanta, Logan co., IL) Hamilton's parents were Jacob BRINING b. abt 1809 PA and Barbara HAWES b. Abt. 1813 KY (see a previous post for more details.

I hope you'll let me know if you have any information to share regarding Jacob and wife Hannah BRINING.

Re: STONE, WILLIAM W. - TAYLORSVILLE CENSUS 1880

bestlovedbooks — 2009-11-06 02:11:38Z

I have been documenting Little Mount Cemetery in Spencer County. I've posted memorials & photos at findagrave.com. There are Stone, Roberts, Beauchamp family members there.

Re: MILES

babowles — 2009-11-05 01:24:40Z

Lucy Ann Miles Garrett(Jan 1840-30 March 1906) was my husband's great-grandmother. She was the daughter of George Miles and Lener Whitaker. Would love to correspond with you!

Re: COFFMAN and BRINING families

tvlandchannel — 2009-11-05 00:32:44Z

I'm a great granddaughter of Earl Francis Brining whose father was Charles Edwin Brining.

Re: James Gray family

anngmoore — 2009-10-30 01:08:05Z

I have discovered that James Gray was born in Kentucky and not in Virginia. I am still trying to find his parents. There is a John Sanford Gray from Nelson County, KY that had a son named James born in 1823. This possibly could be the one I am looking for because his mother's name was Elizabeth Figg Gray and James' wife was named Mary Figg Hite--so possibly a cousin down the line somewhere?

Re: STONE, WILLIAM W. - TAYLORSVILLE CENSUS 1880

lrmaxwell — 2009-10-18 02:45:36Z

I'm searching for Stone, Roberts & Beauchamp families from Taylorsville - Spencer, Co KY. I would not be surprised if we are related somewhere along the line (black or white). It was such a small place. I will be happy to assist you if I can. In the 1870 Census for Taylorsville, Spencer, Kentucky this is the way that they are listed. A lot more different than the previous 10 years.

1. William, 44
2. Ann,28 (wow, wow, wow) LOL!
3. Zachariah, 6
4. John, 5
5. Thomas, 4
6. Richard, 2
7. Mary, 4/12 (I'm assuming 4 mos old)

In the 1870 it looks like he was a farmer/laborer w/an estate valued at $400. The census also shows 2 (?) other Stone families that live on the same street/neighbor that are white as well. But,there is a 60 yo Black female w/the last name Stone that lived on that street as well . . . I'm sure she is related to me in some way. She is listed w/o occupation, but certain that she was a domestic servant/slave to individuals that lived on that street. Your thoughts?

Although my ancestry is Black, I tend to believe that at some point many of the trees branched over to the Caucasian side as well. I mean, Spencer Co is so small, anyone named Stone had to be related or owned by the Stone family (not trying to be mean) just trying to trace the roots.

Re: James Gray family

am33214 — 2009-10-12 20:24:21Z

It is very possible that the Gray family lived in Spencer County--I had never thought much about it--just assumed that they were from Shelby County. The two counties are right next to each other and Mt. Eden (where the Hite's lived) is very near the Spencer/Shelby County line.

Re: James Gray family

am33214 — 2009-10-12 20:19:59Z

I think the Gray and Hite families lived in Mt. Eden, KY, which is near Spencer County, Kentucky. I know that William Hite (Mary Hite Gray's father) is buried in Mt. Eden, Kentucky.

Re: James Gray family

kaitysmom — 2009-10-08 15:07:40Z

Hello, can you tell us how this family connects to Spencer County, Kentucky?

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

James Gray family

am33214 — 2009-10-07 00:03:52Z

I am looking for the father of James Gray, who was born around 1826 in Virginia (according to his marriage license). In 1847 he married Mary Figg Hite in Shelby Co. KY. They had 3 children-Winfield Scott Gray, born November 1849, William, born Sept. 1854 and Ida B. Gray born about 1856. I have located Mary Hite Gray in 1860 in Daviess Co. KY. living with her parents. She married William Wootton in 1862. James Gray must have died between 1856 and 1860. On Winfield's death cert., it says that his father James was born in KY, so I'm not sure which is right.

OBIT Frankie Elizabeth Frye Hogan 1929-2009

Kandy_BackAgee — 2009-10-02 20:02:05Z

NOTE: I DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS INDIVIDUAL. JUST POSTING THE OBITUARY ON FRANKIE HOGAN FROM THE DAYTON (OH) DAILY NEWS 8/8/09

Frankie Elizabeth Frye Hogan, 80, of Louisville, KY passed away on August 5, 2009 at her home with her loving husband by her side. She was a native of Spencer County, KY, and born to John M. and Mary E. Truex Frye on January 14, 1929. She had worked as a manager and buyer for a specialty dress shop, Olga's, in Waco, TX, and later had a successful dog grooming business while living in Dayton, OH, in the Westerville area. She and her husband Roger loved to travel and she was an excellent cook, and an avid needlepoint hobbiest and member of the National Needlepoint Guild. She won several blue ribbons for her work at the national level. She had attended Hillcrest Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister Georgia L. Frye and a brother John W. Frye. She leaves to cherish her memory her loving husband of 45 years, Roger E. Hogan; sisters Martha J. Karnes (William) of Spencer County, KY and Shirley L. Robinson (David) of Henry County, KY; brothers Albert L., and Raymond G. Frye (MaryLee) all of Louisville and several nieces and nephews. Her funeral services will be held on August 10, 2009 at noon at the Arch L. Heady at Resthaven Chapel, 4400 Bardstown Road, Louisville, KY, with interment in Resthaven Memorial Park-KY Heritage Garden. Visitation will be on August 9, 2009 from 2-8 p.m. and on Auguat 10, 2009 from 11 a.m. till service time at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Re: REDMAN/NORTHEN

eodell — 2009-09-22 04:24:16Z

My husband is a descendant of Solomon Redman & Sallie Gage. It looks like Solomon was married twice.

Where is the family cemetery in Spencer? I have an old typed copy of "History of the Redman Family" which was passed down to me. It mentions the Elk Creek Church (KY) and cemetery where many of the relatives are buried.

Elizabeth Odell, Kodiak Alaska (deodell@mac.com)

Re: REDMAN/NORTHEN

eodell — 2009-09-22 04:24:13Z

Re: REDMAN/NORTHEN

eodell — 2009-09-22 04:19:39Z

I have a typed copy of "History of the Redman Family". I can fax or mail you this document.
My husband is a descendant of Solomon Redman & Sallie Gage. They had a son, Joseph Redman (b. 1774 VA) who married Lucy Bennett. They had 14 children.

I don't think this is your Joseph Redman. Possibly Solomon had a brother ...

Elizabeth Odell, Kodiak Alaska (deodell@mac.com)

Re: REDMAN/NORTHEN

eodell — 2009-09-22 04:14:45Z

My husband is a descendant of Solomon Redman & Sallie Gage. I have a typed "History of the Redman Family" which has been passed down to me.
Kindly contact me: deodell@mac.com

Naomi and Taft Webb in 1930 Census: Waterford, Spencer Co KY

jacquelynmarshall1 — 2009-08-21 21:25:05Z

Taft Webb may have married a cousin. Yet, not knowing her maiden name, remain unclear about identity of Naomi and her parents. Found no other Webb families in Spencer Co for 1930 census. Request help identifying Naomi's maiden name.

1930 Census: Waterford, Spencer County, Kentucky
on April 05, 1930
Residence: Lily Road

Head: Taft Webb (23) b. about 1907 KY - Rent - Farmer - Parents Born: KY

Wife: Naomi Webb (18) b. about 1912 KY - Parents Born: KY

Re: OVERALL - HEADY -FOREMAN

nungie1 — 2009-08-18 05:56:15Z

Albert H.G. Jones was my great great grandfather as well. I am looking for any info for him.

Please keep in touch!

Baptist Churches in Spencer County

bwemanuel — 2009-01-14 18:21:18Z

I'm trying to find what records are available for Baptist churches in Shelby and Spencer counties starting in the late 1770s and continuing through 1850...

If you have done church research and are willing to share contact info, or if you know of any publications with matching church records (other than those filmed at the FHL), please let me know!

Thanks,
Bart Emanuel

Jonathan STOUT 1789-1853

bwemanuel — 2008-06-12 15:17:32Z

Seeking additional information for Jonathan STOUT
Born 1789 in Virginia
Married Zeruah AKERS 19 Jan 1817 in Shelby County, KY
Died 1853 in Clay County, IN

What info I have is here: http://www.bartemanuel.com/StoutGenealogy-p/p220.htm

Thank you!!

Re: Drake, Harrison in Spencer Co.

piecesofart — 2009-02-05 17:39:03Z

Hi Bruce,
I have more detailed information on Susan Ann Drake and her ancestry.
Her father, William Emory Drake was married 3 times and had 9 children. My son-in-law is descended from his oldest son, Stephen Hickman Drake.
William's parents were Benjamin A. Drake 1785-1864 and Mary "Polly" Riley 1790-1848
Benjamin's parents were John Drake 1750-1825
and Rebecca Heady 1757-?
John Drake is connected by DNA to the Drakes of Isle of Wight co, VA beginning with Richard Drake b abt 1615 in England, HOWEVER, there is no paper trail to this area of Virginia. Instead, he is most likely descended from another Richard Drake b 1630 who arrived in the Northern Neck of VA abt 1661. Both Richards came from the same area of England and the DNA connection probably goes back to England as well.
Please contact me for more details.
Art Baum

Mr. MATTINGLY who. md. Nancy SHUCK, p/o Thomas L., b. 1883, Sebert H., & John C.

KayeBenham61 — 2009-02-02 20:58:48Z

I am interested in finding a Mr. Mattingley who married Nancy E. Shuck (18 Oct 1862) from Taylorsville, Kentucky and they had 3 boys: Thomas Lewis (born in 1883),Sebert Harrison (1885) and John Carol (1888).

OBIT Rev Thomas H. Gordon 1920-2009

Kandy_BackAgee — 2009-08-09 01:04:43Z

NOTE: I DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS INDIVIDUAL. JUST POSTING THE OBITUARY ON THOMAS GORDON FROM THE DAYTON (OH) DAILY NEWS 5/10/09

The Rev. Thomas H. Gordon, Th.D. age 89, died May 8, 2009 at Hospice of Dayton. Widely known in Dayton, OH as the founding pastor of the First Baptist Church of Kettering and leader in Christianity, Bro. Gordon was survived by five children: three sons, Steve, Bill (Dena) and Roger (Christie), two daughters, Regina (Bob) Bennett and Susan (Ron) Jackson, his "boy" Josh, grandchildren, Bill and Sarah Bennett, Rebekah and Seth Jackson, Paul and Chris Hunt and numerous other relatives. He also is survived by one sister, Betty Wood Trent, of Louisville, KY. His wife Mary preceded him in death 10 years ago. His oldest son, Tommy, age 18 months, died in 1945. He was preceded in death by eight brothers, Bill, Purdom, Ray, Alvin, John, Dave, Dotson and Leon, and three sisters, Ruby, Mary and Gladys. Born February 13, 1920, in Nelson County, KY, Bro. Gordon was the son of the late Josh and Laura Gordon. He was the only one in his family to finish high school and college. He graduated from Campbellsville College and Baptist Bible Seminary in Binghamton, NY. Called to preach in 1946 and ordained as a pastor in 1949, Bro. Gordon served Little Union Baptist Church in Spencer County, KY and First Baptist Church of Liberty, KY, before founding First Baptist Church of Kettering (FBK) with the motto "in the heart of Kettering with Kettering at heart." He baptized 48 people in the creek during his first baptismal service and ended up with pneumonia, setting the precedent for a lifetime of fruitful, sacrificial ministry. Under his leadership, the church grew to a membership of 1,500 people, completed four building programs and sponsored three mission plants, which later organized into churches. An area religious broadcaster for more than two decades, Bro. Gordon also hosted a Sunday morning call-in radio show and broadcast church worship services. His fire-and-brimstone, pew-walking sermons, late-night visits until 1 or 2 a.m. and penchant for forgetting his wife at the grocery store while he witnessed to people became legendary in FBK history. Yet the congregation's affection for him and his for them remained the basis of his ministry. "I love my people, and they love me," Bro. Gordon would often say. He never stayed angry long, and he forgave easily. A humble, unpretentious man, he laughed often and would cooperate with any plan dreamed up by the church or youth group to promote the gospel. Bro. Gordon spent 26 years at the helm, of FBK before retiring under the mantle of Pastor Emeritus at age 62. He continued to serve many churches as interim pastor and preached many revivals following his retirement. An avid fisher of men, his passion was to preach the gospel and reach the lost. He characterized his greatest call to ministry, however, as caring for his ailing wife during the last seven years of her life. His children identify his greatest legacies to them as a fun-filled pastor's home characterized by laughter, water fights and wrestling matches, acceptance and understanding of the need to love unconditionally. A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 1:00 p.m. at Charity Baptist Church (formerly First Baptist Church of Kettering, 1600 Brownleigh Road) May 12, 2009. Viewing will be from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. with the Celebration of Life Service to follow. Interment will be in Woodland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Hospice of Dayton and First Baptist Church of Kettering building fund, 3939 Swigart Road. The family extends gratitude to Dr. Ljungren for his tender loving care and special thanks to Hospice of Dayton. Because "keep on keeping on" was his motto, Bro. Gordon led thousands to the Lord during his life, including someone on his front porch just a few weeks ago. His favorite verses were John 3:16 and Psalm 126:6: "He that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bring his sheaves with him." Without doubt, Bro. Gordon experienced a joyous homecoming with friends and family in heaven. Arrangements entrusted to the SWART FUNERAL HOME, West Carrollton, OH.

Re: SOUDER/?SAUTER

sjst1276 — 2008-05-12 16:11:18Z

Christian went by Sauter and may have had two brothers living in the Louisville, Ky area. From naturalization records looks like they came from wilferdingen, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany.

Re: 1800s Tax and Probate records for Spencer county

imaquila — 2009-07-20 14:56:30Z

Thanks so much for your kindness in trying to assist me. The reason that I'm looking for tax and probate records is because I'm looking for information about a "Jacob and Hannah Brining" that lived in Spencer county at the time of the 1830 census. He was 70-80yrs and she was 60-70yrs. I could not find them in the 1840 census so I'm attempting to find out when and where they died in Spencer county. If there is a will and if it names more of their children than I have available at the time of the 1850 census. Like the couple that you found, the one I'm looking for was also from Wurtemburg, Germany but they migrated here in about 1805.
Apparently no one seems to know where the Spencer county records are kept. Maybe there are none anymore.

Re: History of Spencer Co. book

GABrown42 — 2008-10-21 19:29:26Z

Virginia I am decended from Granville C Brown b 1810, KY., Died in IN, 1859. Married Laura A. Maddox. I think they may have been connected to the Foreman Family. I found where Granville C Brown was connected to the Taylorsville Baptist church by experience. I do have a copy of Frances Brown book of Spencer Co., KY. I do not want to part with it but would do a lookup for you.
George

Re: Baptist Churches in Spencer County

donn1e — 2009-01-15 01:53:12Z

Hey Bart,

I have not done any research myself on any churches, but I do know the Shelby County Library in Shelbyville has several books on some individual churches and their histories. I cannot tell you how many of them might have been Baptist. They even have some stuff on the adjoining counties.

Shelby County Library
http://www.youseemore.com/Shelby/default.asp

They don't have anything online, but you can call or email, hopefully, somebody can tell you which books they might possess regarding the Baptist Churches.

Donnie

Re: Smiley, town or place near Wakefield, Spencer Co.,Ky

LaverneDunning — 2009-03-13 15:41:18Z

NO JOHN I DON'T HAVE ANY PICTURES OF THE WAKEFIED AREA BUT THE FILSON CLUB PROBABLY HAS.
LaVerne

Re: SNIDER

CarlyneLamb — 2008-05-10 13:00:40Z

My Snider is from Spencer County Taylorsville, Kentucky. Samuel Snider married Ellen Gough, picture of the taylorsville house is posted on the Spencer Co. web site. Samuel, I beleive was born in Frankfort in 1821. Children are Theodore, James, Samuel(Byrne) Joseph, William T., Caroline, anna belle, Mary, etc. I can't remember the rest. There was 13.

1800s Tax and Probate records for Spencer county

Aquilaz — 2009-07-09 16:39:32Z

Where are they kept? I can't find a phone number or email for the Historical Society (just a p.o Box). I was hoping to find information on a Jacob Frederick BRINING and his wife Hannah. They were living in the Taylorsville area at the time of the 1830 census but I lost them after that. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Baptist Churches in Spencer County

RobertPatterson47 — 2009-05-19 01:22:03Z

I am by no means an expert on Kentucky church history, but I will share something I have learned. My 3rd great grandfather, a longtime resident of Spencer County, was a member of the Dunkers church, Church of the Brethren. During the early history of these churches there seems to be a lack of official documentation on them and their members. However, I have found that when they changed from one denomination to another, sometimes older customs went with the new church. While the lines of denominations are blurred, it is not necessarily reflected in the official early church histories. For example, “Love Feasts” and “Washing of Feet” were a Brethren custom which transferred to some Baptist churches. I found it important to look at the other members names and the churches they came from to see the undocumented history of early Kentucky churches.

marriage lookup please?

suechappell16 — 2009-06-27 20:49:17Z

Can someone do a marriage lookup for me for a Wilborn Dagenhart and an Ida around 1900 in Spencer co. Ky.
she might be a Pope or Wagner.

Thanks
Sue

VIRGIN-YAGER Marriage

DoloresRutherford58 — 2008-07-31 14:46:40Z

Does anyone have access to the Spencer Co., KY marriages?

If so, would you please look up the marriage of Elzey VIRGIN to Matel/Matilda YAGER? I was supposed to have taken place in Spencer Co., KY sometime in the 1820's.

Dolores in CA

Re: SNIDER

tjcookus — 2008-06-06 14:38:44Z

I am working on Sniders in Shelby County, Kentucky, and thereabouts. My g grandmother was Lena (Snider) Martin (1868), and I have her line as
William Thomas Snider (1840, Shelby, KY)
Joseph Snider (1809, Spencer, KY)
Jonas Snider (1780, PA)
(???) Peter Snider, PA)

Jonas apparently had some 10 sons and 2 daughters, so there are lots of folks descended from his line.

Do you have any connections with any of these Kentucky Sniders? Any information much appreciated.

Re: Smiley, town or place near Wakefield, Spencer Co.,Ky

johnbhamilton — 2009-03-11 17:11:44Z

I own a farm in Wakefield, Kentucky that James H. Wakefield once owned. Do you or any of your family members have any photographs of the area from the 1800s up to the 1950s? Thank you in advance

John

INGHRAM/SPARROW BOOK

TONIHARDIN61 — 2008-06-19 20:54:37Z

HI.
THERE IS A BOOK COMING OUT IN THE FALL WITH THE INGHRAM/SPARROW CONNECTION TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IF YOU HAVE A CONNECTION TO WILLIAM INGHRAM WHO MARRIED MARGARET SPARROW JULY 1815, TIME IS RUNNING OUT TO GET IN THE INFO FOR THE FALL RELEASE.
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM AND MARGARET ARE AS FOLLOWS:
HENRY, THOMAS, GEORGE, JAMES, ARTHUR, ELIZABETH, AND SAMUEL INGHRAM/INGRAM. MOST ARE FROM SPENCER OR SHELBY CO. IN KY.
EMAIL YOUR FAMILY LINE TO brendaofvirginia@bellsouth.net BY THIS Saturday. THERE ISN'T TIME TO MAIL IT. THEY ARE ACCEPTING PICTURES, STORIES, AND FAMILY LINE.
I HAD THOUGHT THIS POSTED ON SPENCER CO SITE, BUT IT DIDN'T. I ONLY CAUGHT IT TODAY.
ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE REPLY.

Re: Margaret and/or Augustus Spencer Grayson Co.KentuckyD

SusieHiland — 2008-11-14 14:50:39Z

DISREGARD THIS MESSAGAE - WRONG BOARD - SORRY

Margaret and/or Augustus Spencer Grayson Co.Kentucky

SusieHiland — 2008-11-14 14:46:32Z

Trying to track Margaret Spencer (b. abt. 1832-daughter of Kessiah Spencer (unknown maiden name), unknown father. Listed on 1860 Grayson county census-age 7 with mother. Haven't been able to track her after this.

Also looking for Augustus Spencer - (Margaret's brother). He was born about 1841 - with mother Kessiah and family in 1850. In 1860 he is living with the family of Martin and Margaret Miller, Grayson County. He did serve with the Union army.
No information after this

Re: Robert HANCOCK m. Rebecca WALKER 1845 Spencer, Co.

john3car — 2009-01-13 19:58:12Z

I have a quest for you. I have a Great-Grandmother her hame is Rebecca Walker abt1870 and her father's name is Samuel Walker both are African American. I just got a call from the Clerk's office and said they do not have records of marriage or birth records during around Jefferson Co, Ky can you help me with some information.

Nonnie

Re: Little Mount Baptist Church, Early 1800's

riopurus — 2008-08-06 15:13:30Z

i have a will of edward darnaby's that states in its abstracts the father of Captain israel massie is william macon massie.

Re: Little Mount Baptist Church, Early 1800's

riopurus — 2008-08-04 20:48:20Z

i am looking for information on a william Macon Massie(ey) and his son Israel Massie and his son Edward Darnaby Massie > I believe they were all members / founders of this church.
I have had trouble finding information on Wm. Macon Massie especially the identity of his wife . Please advise if your book or the cemetery has any information on these ancestors

thanks
steve massie

Benjamin Levi Lutz

jltlutz — 2008-08-01 14:25:30Z

I am looking for information on any of the siblings and parents of my great-great-grandparents, Benjamin Levi Lutz, b. 16 Nov 1849 in Bullitt County, KY, d. 29 Sep 1933 in Spencer County, KY. He was married 28 Feb 1870 to Annie Elizabeth "Bettie" Shields, b. 17 Aug 1852 in Spencer County, KY, d. 01 Jun 1925 in Spencer County, KY. The are both buried in Little Union Baptist Church Cemetery in Spencer County, KY.)

Benjamin Levi Lutz's parents are William W. Lutes, b. 1819 in Bullitt County, KY and Elizabeth Zurilda Magruder, b 20 Apr 1827 in Bullitt County, KY. Their children (Benjamin & his siblings) are:
Benjamin Levi Lutz
Wilhite Lutz
Elizabeth "Bettie" M. Lutz
Valinda "Linnie" Lutz
Thomas Jefferson Lutes
Ella Lutz
Joseph Lutz
Perry Lutz
Claude Lutz

All I know about Annie Elizabeth "Bettie" Shields is her father's name was Joseph Shields.

Any information will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jeffrey Keith Lutz

Re: Little Mount Baptist Church, Early 1800's

MisterCheek — 2008-08-04 22:48:19Z

Hello Steve,
I have no information about the MASSIEs and the Little Mount Baptist Church. My notes list Israel MASSIE's parents as Thomas MASSIE and Nancy HILL. My connection to this family is via Israel's wife, Sally DARNABY.
Regards,

Terry Cheek

Re: Little Mount Baptist Church, Early 1800's

MisterCheek — 2008-08-06 20:36:57Z

Hello Steve,
I have not seen the abstracts mentioned in your reply. I only have a copy of Edward Darnaby's original will and a memorandum. There is also a codicil regarding the liberation of his servant, Cambridge.
Please feel free to contact me via email. tcheek@wildblue.net.
Best regards,

Terry Cheek

Re: James S. Heady & William Thomas Heady-Spencer Co KY

jasheady — 2008-06-20 04:25:43Z

1860 United States Federal Census
about Nancy Heady
Name: Nancy Heady
Age in 1860: 6
Birth Year: abt 1854
Birthplace: Kentucky
Home in 1860: Anderson, Kentucky
Gender: Female
Post Office: Lawrenceburg
Value of real estate: View Image
Household Members: Name Age
Lee Heady 37
Susan Heady 37
William Heady 16
Mary Heady 13
Nancy Heady 6
Simon M Morelan 9
James Morelan 6

Can anyone connect this family? Could Lee and Thomas be the same?

Andrew Rodgers Family

martock — 2009-03-26 05:24:02Z

I would like to exchange information with anyone on this family line who currently lives in Spencer County. The family farm was located in Wakefield on Martin Lane off of Highway 55 and later was owned by the Shouse Family. Andrew and his wife Sally Houghland Rodgers are buried there. Does anyone know if the headstones on these graves are still visible?

Re: 1800s Tax and Probate records for Spencer county

martock — 2009-07-14 19:08:38Z

Might this be the family you are seeking? You didn't give ages or dates for Jacob and Hannah.

1870 U.S. Census for New Jersey lists:
Jacob Breining (age 50)
Occupation: Blacksmith
Birthplace: Wirtenburg
Spouse: Hannah (age 37)
Children: Peter (15), Mary E. (13), William (12), Brunested (10), Lillie M. (4), Sarah J. (1)

1880 U.S. Census for Trenton, Mercer Co., New Jersey lists:
Jacob Brining (age 62)
Occupation: Blacksmith
Birthplace: Germany
Spouse: Hannah
Children: Brunestos, Sarah J., Otto, Lewis, Lily M.

Maddox search

dotphilly42 — 2008-10-06 04:20:12Z

chelsea I'm also looking for relatives of the names you listed. My name is Dorothy, I'm 42 yrs old, I'm Looking for my grandmother who I was named after. This family lived in Philadelphia, Pa. Do you have any info that would help.
contact email dotphilly2@earthlink.net

Lucy BENNETT STOUT

JackBennett97 — 2008-05-10 18:21:48Z

Looking for info on Lucy BENNETT STOUT. She was the daughter of Daniel BENNETT and married Elijah STOUT. She lived in Spencer CO all her life. Thanks

PURCELL

JackBennett97 — 2008-06-10 15:22:31Z

I need a MALE PURCELL descendant, whose ancestors are from:
Alexander 1790-1858
his son: Shelby 1822-1886

Shelby's sons: Morrison H 1845-? (m. M O Brown)
William W 1846-1923 (m. M E Crume)

Morrison H's sons: Wm Louis 1869-1956, Arthur Bernard 1872-?, Charles Brown 1878-1961, Virgil Henry 1880-?, Stewart Joseph 1883-?

William W's sons: Elmer 1874-1912, John G 1880-?, Chester 1882-?

Need for DNA purposes--Anyone who can put me in touch with any MALE descendant of the above, it will be appreciated. Thanks--Jack