HI.. Passing the following information to the group... kaite.. ========== Subj: [GA] RE: Georgia 4th Cavalry Regiment Date: 1/26/99 7:47:19 PM Central Standard Time From: GaLinaHist@aol.com To: GEORGIA-L@rootsweb.com There were actually 3 units known as the Georgia 4th Cavalry Regiment. I have partial rosters, bibliography, and other information on these units on my web site, The Civil War in Georgia at http://www.researchonline.net.gacw John Rigdon

Does anyone have information on the ancestors of Elliott Boling. By the 1790s he was in Greenville Co. SC. He died in 1844 in Greenville Co. and his will mentions sons Thomas, Martin, Benjamin, and Jeremiah. There were possibly twin daughters (Rachel and Amelia), too, but the will does not give names. He probably is from VA. Family history has been passed down that these Bolings are descendants of Pocahontas. I would appreciate any help as he is my gggg grandfather and I am having a difficult time finding earlier ancestors. Thanks, Brenda Roberts Shelton

BOLING, IDA MAE Miss Ida Mae Boling, 89, of 254 Cedar Lane, Bristol, TN, died Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1999, in Cambridge House. She was a lifelong resident of the Bristol area, a retired employee of the American Thread Company and a member of Beidlemen Presbyterian Church. Survivors include three sisters-in-law; three nieces; three nephews; and several great-nieces and great-nephews. Weaver Funeral Home is in charge. BRISTOL HERALD COURIER JAN 21, 1999

THIS IS A REPOST FROM THE VA-ROOTS MAILING LIST From: Fred Hof <frenda@erols.com> Subject: Are There Two Powhatan Bollings? > > On November 15, 1998 I posted a summary of an article my wife had > > written for the newsletter of the Bolling Family Association concerning > > a locket bearing the miniature portrait of Powhatan Bolling (1767-1803), > > son of Robert and Susan Watson Bolling and brother of Lenaeus Bolling, > > my wife's ggg grandfather. The purpose of this posting is to try to > > place our "search" for Powhatan Bolling in the broader context of a > > dispute over the children of his grandparents, John and Elizabeth Blair > > Bolling. > > > > Readers of the first posting will recall that my wife's dad, Bolling > > Cobb (1922-1991) owned the locket and knew only that it portrayed > > someone named "Powhatan Bolling," who was "an ancestor." That was all > > my wife had to go on when she decided to try to learn something about > > the man in the locket. > > > > Our first clue was entirely accidental: a local NPR broadcast about the > > Bolling family of Virginia and the connection of some Bollings (the > > "Red" variety) to Pocahontas. The name "Powhatan" seemed to suggest > > such a connection. Our first stop in search of Powhatan was the DAR > > Library in Washington. > > > > Inside of five minutes we had what we thought was the definitive answer > > to decades of puzzlement within the Cobb family. We found a copy of a > > list prepared by Zelma Wells Price in 1960 or so, one which cited > > Powhatan Bolling as the 20th of 21 children born to John and Elizabeth > > Blair Bolling. According to Price, Powhatan Bolling was born on April > > 16, 1754 in Chesterfield County. There it was, or so we thought. > > > > With time on our hands after this instant genealogical coup, we began to > > peruse the balance of the library's holdings about the > > Bolling-Pocahontas connection. The more we read the more uneasy we > > became, as some sources claimed that Powhatan was not the son of John > > Bolling, but his grandson, the son of Robert! > > > > It was at this point that we did something novel: we examined carefully > > the physical evidence (the locket). Armed with a dictionary of Latin > > phrases, we determined that the words "a. suae 24 1791" engraved on the > > back of the locket meant that the subject was 24-years-old in 1791 (the > > year the locket was made), i.e., born in 1767, not 1754. John Bolling > > was dead by 1757. Moreover, the year 1767 was consistent with those > > references citing Powhatan Bolling as the son (not the brother) of > > Robert, himself a son of John Bolling. > > > > "Our" Powhatan Bolling was, therefore, the nephew of the Powhatan > > Bolling contained in the list of Zelma Price. Or was he? > > > > As we read through the literature on the Bolling family, we discovered > > that a controversy has been raging for years over the subject of descent > > from Pocahontas. Both sides of this particular argument seem to agree > > on one major point only: that the vast majority of Bolling descendants > > of Pocahontas are descendants of John and Elizabeth Blair Bolling, as > > John's siblings were all female and his father (also named John) was the > > only child produced by Robert Bolling and Jane Rolfe. To be able, > > therefore, to trace one's lineage back to a child of John and Elizabeth > > Blair Bolling is to "prove," insofar as matters such as these may be > > proved, descent from Pocahontas. > > > > What we discovered is that the Zelma Price list of offspring of John and > > Elizabeth Blair Bolling contains some 12 names (among the more > > controversial of which are Meotaka, William, Jared and Benjamin) not > > accepted by the orthodoxy of Bolling family historians as children of > > John and Elizabeth; an orthdoxy which relies on (among other things) a > > Memoir of the Bolling family written by Robert Bolling in 1764 and not > > published until 1868. Among the names on the "Price list" found on no > > other list we've yet encountered is that of Powhatan Bolling, born in > > 1754; the person we originally thought to be "our" Powhatan. > > > > Based largely on what we've seen on the internet, it seems that the > > descendants of Benjamin Bolling are particularly susceptible to anger > > about their ancestor's non-canonical status in the eyes of the > > orthodox. They regard the Zelma Price listing -- which itself comes > > from a 19th century compilation done by John Tarpley Bolling, a > > descendant of the equally non-canonical William and Amelia Randolph > > Bolling -- as being the literal truth. > > > > Although the dispute is a lively one and no doubt gives enjoyment to > > partisans of both sides, much of the back-and-forth about Benjamin > > Bolling seems to be in the category of "yes he is - no he isn't," > > repeated ad nauseum. I wonder if anyone has ever given Benjamin a rest > > and concentrated on Powhatan? We know that "our" Powhatan (1767-1803), > > son of Robert and candidate for Congress in 1799, was a real person. > > Was the Powhatan of the Price list, born in 1754, real? > > > > If the existence of the 1754 Powhatan can be established, it seems to me > > that the orthodoxy could take another, more positive look at the Price > > list. Benjamin Bolling was a real person. His parentage is at issue. > > In all of our research into Powhatan Bolling -- any Powhatan Bolling -- > > we've found no reference to the 1754 version other than the Price list > > and in genealogies ultimately based on that list. Indeed, if no > > evidence whatsoever of this Powhatan's existence can be found, > > researchers may suspect that John Tarpley Bolling was not very careful > > in his compilation; that perhaps he had heard of a Powhatan Bolling and > > "assigned" him to the family of John and Elizabeth Blair Bolling, just > > as he "assigned" -- according to his detractors -- William, Benjamin, > > Jared, et. al. > > > > Were there two 19th century Powhatan Bollings? Does anyone have > > information to share about the life of Powhatan Bolling, born 1754 in > > Chesterfield County, son of John and Elizabeth Blair Bolling? If he > > died in infancy, are there any references to the same? Has anyone ever > > pursued this line of research into the family of John and Elizabeth > > Blair Bolling?

Hi! Does anyone know if there is still a Baker-Bolin list on Rootsweb? I have tried to re-subscribe three times with no avail. I am beginning to wonder if I made someone mad when I was a subscriber! : ) Thanks! Julie Anne

Hi... I have found some places where Census records can be purchased. REMEBER this: I have NOT ordered anything from any of these...so....I don't know what the product really looks like...but...just passing the URL's over to you all. I have been to the sites and toured them.... First one is: A company that offers all US censuses in TIF format on CD-ROM. http://www.allcensus.com/ The other one is: Taken from the following URL: http://www.usgenweb.org/census/location.htm SK Publications has offered to provide a free copy of one of their books containing photocopies of original census pages to those who volunteer to transcribe counties for which they have books. In return, they ask that a notice be put on the uploaded transcription crediting their donation. If you are interested in this offer, please check out their pages and make sure that they have a book for the state and county that you are interested in transcribing. They are located at: http://www.skpub.com/genie/ Hope this helps someone...... kaite... http://www.kaite.com/

Does anyone tie into or have knowledge of Levi and James Bowlin in the 1840 Hawkins Co. Fed. Census. They are listed before Asa Mathews. I find My Asa Bowlin in Greene Co. in 1850 age 19 living with the Mays family. I would love to find his parents. Asa's descedants are found between Hawkins and Greene Co. for the next 50 yrs. Thanks, Nan Researching,Bowlin, Bumgarner,Doty, Ellis, Holly, Jeffers, Jones, Mays, McNeese, Miller, Moody, Phillips, Pickering, Robertson, Smith, and Woolsey

Brenda, You may have this, but from Internet SC Index 1800 Census of 1,634 Head of Household, Greenville Distr SC (Name/County/Page#/ Family Group) Bolling, Ellit Greenville SC 285 10010-30010-00 Bowlin, John Greenville SC 263 10010-31010-00 1810 Index same county: Boling, E. p.114 Boling, Joh p.112 Boling, O. p.115 Bolling, Tully p.106 Also from internet, marriages from SC Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol 4 #1-4 (1786-1856) Bolling, T.C. (Maj.) - Ware, Louisa C. 4 May 1841 (might be Tully Choice Bolling? ) Bolling, Lawrence - Turner, Elizabeth 8 Apr 1841 Bolling, Nancy - Lancaster, Calvin 9 Feb 1843 SCMAR Vol 5 #2: Bolling, Abby Maria - Stokes, T. Henry 2 Dec 1847 Bolling, Harriet M. - Child, R.A. 25 Nov 1847 Bolling, Josiah N. - Babb, Amanda 14 Feb 1843 Linda McNiel

Thought someone out there might enjoy seeing this..... Here's a web site for nicknames ... and.... Names... http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/1739 Thanks!!! kaite...

I have a Jennie BOWLIN, daughter of Thomas BOWLIN. I do not know where he was born or anything more about him. Jennie was born 1860 in MO Jennie married James Ruben Hibbs 12-23-1877. Looking for more info on both Jennie and her father. Rosemary Hibbs MT Brenda Shelton wrote: > > Does anyone have any information concerning Elliott Boling who was in > Greenville Co., SC in the late 1700s and died there somewhere between 1839 > and 1844. His sons were Benjamin, Thomas, Martin, and Jeremiah Boling. Any > information, such as where he was born, parents, birth date, death date, > etc. would be most appreciated. Elliott was my gggg grandfather and I am > trying to find out more about him. > > Thanks, > > Brenda Roberts Shelton

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Does anyone have any information concerning Elliott Boling who was in Greenville Co., SC in the late 1700s and died there somewhere between 1839 and 1844. His sons were Benjamin, Thomas, Martin, and Jeremiah Boling. Any information, such as where he was born, parents, birth date, death date, etc. would be most appreciated. Elliott was my gggg grandfather and I am trying to find out more about him. Thanks, Brenda Roberts Shelton

>From Katherine Bowling Swigert's book, "Thomas Bowling, his Ancestors of MD, his Descendants of Nelson Co, KY" (privately printed in 1976--she died in 1992). James BOWLING, b. 1636 presumably England, m. 1st 1659 to Anne____? in England; d. 1693 St. Mary's Co, MD left will (below); m.2nd Mary Brooke in MD, dau. of Maj. Thomas Brooke (b. Battel England 23 June 1632.) and Eleanor Hatton (married 1658). Thomas Brooke, son of Robert Brooke and Mary Baker. Eleanor Hatton dau. of Richard Hatton of London, neice of Thomas Hatton, secty to Province of MD. (Note: I have that Thomas' mother was Margaret___?--info from the Brooke family history) Thomas came to MD in 1650 with his father. Eleanor Hatton m. 2nd Henry Darnell. Concrete proof in the will of Richard Gardiner, son of Col. Luke Gardiner, who married Elizabeth Hatton, sister of Eleanor (Annap. 1, Fol.681). "Across the Years in Prince Georges County", by Effie Gwynn Bowie. James did not have children by either wife. Mary Brooke m. 2nd Benjamin Hall, son of Richard Hall, an early immigrant to MD, and his wife, Elizabeth. Benjamin b. 1667 and d. 1721; brought up Quaker, but died Catholic. Justice of St. Mary's Co in 1694; Burgess in Charles Co 1698-1704. Owned Pleasant Hill which is in the immediate vicinity of Hall family lands in Prince Georges Co (Archives MD Vol XX, pg 58, Vol XXII pgs 28, 96 and Annap. Lib. JCI) Benjamin and Mary had two children, a dau Eleanor who died 1702 at age of 5 and a son Francis, who was a great patriot in the Rev War and is still remembered today. Francis married 1718 Dorthy Lowe, dau of Col. Henry Lowe and Henrietta Maria Bennett, dau of Richard Bennett and widow of John Darnell. Francis died at age 80 in 1785. He had six children Francis, Eleanor (m. Digges), Susannah (m. Darnell), Henrietta (m. John Waring), and Benjamin. Mary, widow of James Bowling and Benjamin Hall, married third, Henry Witham in May 1721. James BOWLING, son of ________BOWLING of England; James transported himself at age 14 into the Province of MD in 1649. Proof: Hall of Records, Annapolis Lib. QUE folio 253 Grant of 150 acres in Chesapeake Bay. ...in consideration that James Bowling hath transported himself into this Province, here to inhabit and hath further due to him 100 acres of land....26th day of August 1651...grant to James Bowling all that parcel of land called "Bowlingly" lying on East side of the Eastern Bay, next to Isle of Kent and on the east side of a creek in the said Bay called Coursey's Creek...on the West with the said creek containing and now laid out for 150 acres....Given at St. Marie's under our great seal of our said Province of Maryland the 7th day of Jan in the 27th year of our Dominion over the said Province of Maryland, A.D. 1658. Lieut. of Province-Josias Fendall Endors. Philip Calvert, Secty. This grant is according to certificate and survey by me made. Robert Clark, Surveyor. Certificate to be returned by the last of October next. May 6, 1662. Whereas there hath been a patent drawn for James Boulen hearing 7 Jan 1658, the certificate whereof was returend (by a mistake) but for 150 acres, when it ought to be for 250 acres, as it hath been proved before Philip Calvert, Esq, Chancellor of this Province, ordered upon the said Boulen's petition that his Patent be renewed with an addition of the said 100 acres, arrear to the former patent. Patent renewed and drawn in verbis: James Bowling 250 acres "Bowlingly" .... at London 2 July 1649 Liber 7, No. 5 fol. 75. Hall of Records B.B. fol 177, Annapolis 1663." "James age 22 page 179 (case of Bowling vs. Anderton) in 1658; James age 22 (page 175) in 1658 Published Volumes of the Archives of Maryland Vol. XLI. Page 595 "James Bowlyn, age 25 years...in the year 1655 (Court Proceedings of 1661. James Bowling states that he is grieviously ill that spring (on page following 156-157) and made will to a near relation in Virginia. If interpreted correctly by the writer, this near relation was John Standish which could have been a maternal relationship or a sister, who married into the Standish family. it does, however provide a fairly good basis for the theory that the Bollings/Bowlings of Virginia and Maryland were related. It is assumed that James returned to England in 1658-59 and married for, in 1659, he transported his wife, Anne Boulin, into the Province of Maryland. Proof of this can be found in the Hall of Records, Annap. Liber H, FOlio 147 and in the release of "Bowlingly" in 1663 to William and Elizabeth Calvert...(Archives of MD, Vol LXIX pg 130)." (I can copy these pages to you after I get back from Florida). James BOWLING had brothers Thomas BOWLING and John BOWLING, sister, Elizabeth BOWLING. Thomas BOWLING was in MD by 1691; -- spouse, children unknown. Possibly married a daughter of John and Mary Wheeler (parents of Winnefred who married John SPEAKS, son of Thomas' sister, Elizabeth Bowling SPEAKS.) In 1697 Thomas Bowling returned to England and died there in 1700. Thomas BOWLING had sons John and Roger. It is believed that Roger died before 1700 since John inherited upon the deaths of his father and brother. John BOWLING m. Mary Langworth, dau of William Langworth and Ann Hussey. William Langworth was the son of James and Agatha Langworth (will dated 18 Aug 1660, Annap.) Anne Hussey dau of Thomas Hussey. John BOWLING of Calvert County, MD was believed to be a brother of Thomas and James. John was established in the Province in 1662, and may have arrived at a much earlier date. (pg 12 &13&14--will copy these). Wife Mary (dau of Richard and Susannah Wadsworth??); had sons John and Richard who were under 16 at time of will dated 9 June 1684; proved 22 Nov 1684 in Calvert Co. Witnesses Richard Marsham and John King (Annap. Will Book 3, F LB2) There also appears to have been a daughter, Mary. Mary Bowling, widow of John, married 2nd Benjamin Evans (Lib 9 F32 Annap) Elizabeth BOWLING married Thomas SPEAKE/SPEAKS before 1665. His will, proved 6 aug 1681 in St Mary's Co, MD names wife Elizabeth, son John to inherit at the death or marriage of wife Elizabeth, and "other child" to be in care of his brother-in-law James Bowling. James Bowling is also named executor. (Baldwin, MD Cal of Wills, Vol 1 pg 101). From will of James, we know he had nephews John SPEAKS and Bowling SPEAKS. John SPEAKS married Winnefred Wheeler, b. 1663 to John and Mary Wheeler. Because Elizabeth was not named in will of her brother, James, it is assumed she died before 1692. NOTES: James BOWLING owned estate "Bowlingly" Charles Co; Returned to England 1658-59 and married Anne Boulin; Owned other land in Talbot, St. Mary's and Charles Co. pg 6 of Katherine Bowling's Book Deeds, Liber 0, No.2 Folio___ LaPlata, Charles Co, MD 1736 d. betw 7 May 1692 and 10 Oct 1693; MD Calendar of Wills, Vol 2 Folio 272. Inventories and accounts Liber 14, Folio 105; Testamentary Proceedings Liber 17, Folio 74 dates on manuscripts 1693, 1696, 1697 St. Mary's County, MD Lists brother, Thomas 100 acres of 'Keets Rest', 100 acres of "Miller's Choice", 125 acres "Chesam", 152 acres "Charley" and 150 acres "Bowling's Plains" all in St Mary's Co. To Richard Hubbard, Joseph Speake, and to cousin, Bowling Speake, personalty. To wife, Mary, extx and residuary legatee of estate, real and personal, including "Calvert's Hope". Overseer: Father- in-law (stepfather-in-law) Henry Darnall. Test: Henry Darnall, James Cullen, William Boarman, Jr., Thomas Clarke. By codicil testator gives to brother Thomas land near Newport Town, and to wife, Mary, land in Newport Town and land purchased from Maj. William Boarman. To his nephew, John Bowling and heirs, he gives a certain plantation (unnamed) near Newport Town after the death of his brother, Thomas, said John's father. By sec. codicil dated July 17th 1692, testator orders that should wife Mary die without issue, all lands bequeathed to her should pass to Roger Bowling and then to John Bowling, sons of his brother, Thomas, and their heirs. To cousin Millesent Higden, personalty.

Hello! Received an email message in February from a kind researcher whose email address was: bowlingw@mwr.kic.or.jp I have attempted to contact him regarding Judge David Bowling son of Samuel Bolling as I think know that he is the David BOWLING that I am looking for. Can anyone help me with the new address of this wonderful researcher? Many thanks! Julie Anne Bowling-Williams

Hi Cousins... Some of you may already know about this URL... http://www.classmates.com/ but...it's a place where one can register where you graduated from High School; and, can view others that graduated from other high schools.... School reunions are placed on this page as well... Hope this is another resource tool that will help us in searching for our families!!!! Thanks!!! And...Happy New Year's Again!!! <smile> kaite.. http://www.kaite.com/

Good Morning... This message came from Deep South and I thought I would pass it on to the group. I have been to Kings Mountain, toured the area, and watched the presentations; and, enjoyed it... I have not been to Cowpens; but, would love to attend. The website is very informative, up-to-date; and, I think you will enjoy it!!!! Cousin... kaite.. ================= Subj: 218th anniv of Cowpens Battle Date: 1/2/99 10:00:57 AM EST From: jr@SHELBY.NET (John Robertson) Sender: DEEP-SOUTH-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU (A discussion list for genealogy in AL, GA, FL and MS) Reply-to: jr@SHELBY.NET (John Robertson) To: DEEP-SOUTH-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU We are just 2 weeks away from the observance of the Battle at Cowpens to be held at the Cowpen National Battlefield. The Cowpens NB is on SC Hwy 11 off of I-85, 11 mi. n.w. of Gaffney SC. There is a 2-day program on 16-17 January 1998. A detailed listing of the program may be found at http://www.shelby.net/jr/kmnmp/cp.htm by clicking on "events schedule". This schedule was provided by Chief Ranger Pat Ruff, and the is the only such online to my knowledge. This year's observance will be of special interest due to the recent (11-98) release of Dr. Lawrence Babit's full-length and detailed analysis of the battle in his "Devil of a Whipping". One or more reviews of the book can also be found on the above website (click on "book reviews"). Dr. Babits will be present and will speak at 3 p.m. on Saturday 16 January, followed by a book-signing. On Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m., a forum is scheduled in which Dr. Babits will participate. Local scholars of the Amer.Rev., including Dr. Bobby G. Moss, will also be involved. Dr. Babits' new book gives expression of and evidence for some significantly different conclusions regarding the battle, and in particular, the number of participants. I believe that his book will be standard from this point forward. If you are within reasonable driving distance and you are a Rev War buff, you should plan to be there. John Robertson

Good Morning.... Search engines are always changing, new ones are always coming in; and, it's sometimes hard to keep up with all of them. This came in from aother listing; and, I'm passing it on to you..... There were a couple on here I had NOT heard of.... Hope it helps!!!! Happy Hunting in 1999!!!! kaite.. ========================= Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 21:52:11 -0800 (PST) From: Anne Ryan <tupidtator@yahoo.com> Subject: Lookup Request Here! Hi, To all new and old roots-L readers, here are some great lookup resquest sites. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb/CDlookup.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilgenweb/ http://www.census-online.com/links/index.html ftp://ftp.genealogy.org/pub/1880/index/ http://seidata.com/~lhoffman/cdlist.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~uslookup/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/index.html http://www.posom.com/hl/ http://www.idea.edu/courses/general/gen/iowa/iowa.htm http://genealogy.org/~palam/ia_index.htm http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1499/CWPress.html http://www.genealogy-books.com/idxbible.htm http://www.cswnet.com/~mgoad/dar.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilrockis/lookup.htm http://iigs.rootsweb.com/immships/index1.html http://genweb.net/~blackwell/books.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/cen_img.htm http://home.earthlink.net/~genbooks/ http://iowa-counties.com/cities/ http://home.earthlink.net/~genbooks/gensocbk.html gopher://uicvm1.cc.uic.edu/ http://www.northernlight.com/docs/specoll_help_catlook.html http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Libweb/usa-pub.html http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6508/ http://www.doitnow.com/~moravia/records.html http://stauffer.queensu.ca/docsunit/searchc71.html http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Set/9716/records.html http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ZipNeeded.htm == Anne Marie Black Ryan Genealogy Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3441/ Timothy Ryan Genealogy Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5090/ Genie Angels http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/6878/

Good Morning.... For those of you who didn't see this message, I'm posting it again. I have NOT tried the URL yet...but am forwarding it on. Thanks!!! kaite.. ========

The Hearld Dispatch--Dec. 30, 1998--pg C9 THEOLA BOWLING MYERS REAPP, 75, of Russell, KY, wife of Ben Reapp, died Monday at her residence. Also surviving are one son, Lewis Skeens of Nashville, Tenn.; six brothers, Edward Bowling, Arvil Bowling, Kenneth Bowling and Kenneth Bowling, all of Load, Willard Bowling of Norton, Ohio, Clifford Bowling of Troy, Ohio, and Clinton Bowling of Columbus, Ohio; and four sisters, Mae Johnson of Load, Marie Archey of Troy, Eunice "Sis" Lewis of Russell and Herma Gibbons of Dayton, Ohio. Funeral noon today at Wright's Funeral Home; burial in Quillen Cemetery. Donations may be made to Hospice, 1538 Central Ave., Ashland, KY 41101.

HI.. some of you might be interested in the following URL: Here's the URL for the Bham Library: http://www.bham.lib.al.us/ Thanks!! kaite..