Orange, New Jersey Directories, 1887-90 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Bernard Harkey farmer Eagle Rock avenue Livingston NJ Bernard Harkey, Jr. farmer Canoe Brook avenue Livingston NJ Bernard Harkey farmer Eagle Rock avenue Livingston NJ Bernard Harkey, Jr. farmer Canoe Brook avenue Livingston NJ John Harkey farmer Canoe Brook avenue Eagle Rock avenue Livingston NJ James H. Harkey milkman Bloomfield avenue Gould avenue Caldwell NJ Elizabeth, New Jersey Directories, 1883-91 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Philip Harkey machinist 226 Third Elizabeth NJ 1886, 1887 Henry Harkey shear works 29 Washington avenue Elizabeth NJ 1886, 1887 Brooklyn, New York Directories, 1888-1890 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Richard J. Harkey driver 131 23d Brooklyn NY 1888, 1889

Never mind, I found him, his full name is Charles Raymond Harkey, s/o Isaac Wilson Harkey and Maggie Scott.

Can anyone place Ray Harkey for me? Seems I do not have him or his siblings. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/lonoke/obituaries/obit11-98.txt ENGLAND - Ray Harkey, a retired farmer, age 89 years, of England passed away Saturday, Oct 31, 1998. Mr. Harkey was a member of the Lions Club. He was preceded in death by sisters, Gladys and Jean, and by brothers, Glenn and Roy. Mr. Harkey is survived by his wife of 60 years, Vada Jane George Harkey; sister Margie Burkhead of Dallas; daughters, Rose Carolyn Lipscomb of England, and Mary Margaret Dawson of Little Rock; grandchildren, Dr. John Lipscomb of Ohio, Margaret Lipscomb Page of California, and John Stephen Dawson of Tennessee; five great-grandchildren; and many friends. Mr. Harkey was born Oct. 19, 1909, on Crow Mountain near Russellville in Pope County, and his family moved to Tomberlin in 1918 to till the more fertile bottom lands. He spent his life coaxing a living from the soil and with his wife raised a successful and loving family. He hunted and fished the area, particularly enjoying time spent on Bayou Meto. Mr. Harkey delighted his family with tales of his mules and their antics, as well as of his comrades and their outdoor enjoyments. We will miss his laughter and jokes which were always accompanied by a twinkle in his blue eyes. Services will be held Tuesday (3 Nov 1998) at 10 a.m. at Wilson-Stephens Funeral Chapel in England. Interment will be at Mulberry Cemetery. Family visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today (2 Nov 1998) at the funeral home.

You can see that I need a lot more information than I have <G> Mary Harkey Russell bird@glasgow-ky.com Descendants of Isaac Wilson Harkey Generation No. 1 1. ISAAC WILSON8 HARKEY (JAMES7, GEORGE MARTIN6, DAVID5, JOHANNES4 HERCHE, CONRAD3, MELCHIOR2, ADAM1) was born 1851, and died 1937. He married (1) ANNA L. MCDONOUGH. He married (2) MAGGIE HOOKER. Notes for ISAAC WILSON HARKEY: Information on Isaac and both wives given by Lawrence and Jodi Pickard of NJ. Children of ISAAC HARKEY and ANNA MCDONOUGH are: i. EARL BOYCE9 HARKEY. ii. ALBERT HARKEY. iii. JOHN HARKEY. iv. LIZZY HARKEY. v. MEG HARKEY. Children of ISAAC HARKEY and MAGGIE HOOKER are: vi. RAY9 HARKEY. vii. MARGIE HARKEY. viii. ROY HARKEY. ix. GLENN HARKEY. x. GLADYS HARKEY. xi. JEAN HARKEY.

Daniel David Harkey who went to Dunklin Co. MO had a son named William M Harkey. William had 3 wives and I had them listed as Mary Donaldson, Jerusha Mizell and Fanny Davidson. No problem there but I had a Daughter LULA Harkey born 1778 listed with Fanny Davidson as her mother----- In the 1880 census Lula is listed age 2 living with her grandparents DONALDSON. Did I transpose the names when I wrote them in and his first wife was really Mary Davidson and Fanny was really Donaldson??????????? Mary Harkey Russell bird@glasgow-ky.com

Dear Nina and Harkey-L-- Sorry, I wrote the previous request for citation without bothering to search myself. Here is one source, as well as mention of the death of Mose HARKEY: "Handbook of Texas Online: Cottonwood Mott Line" http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/CC/apc10.html COTTONWOOD MOTT LINE CAMP. Cottonwood Mott, named for the motte or cluster of trees that grew near some weeping springs on the headwaters of the Middle Pease River, is the site of what was probably the first house in Motley County. The log house was built by Frank Collinson twelve miles west of Matador in the winter of 1878 and was originally part of a line camp shared by the Jinglebob and Hall Ranch cowboys, whose job was to ride the line between ranges, pushing their respective herds back toward their headquarters. Perhaps because of its distance from the civilizing forces even of the ranch center, Cottonwood Mott was the site of at least two gunfights. A shoot-out occurred on January 1, 1880, when line riders Jim Barbee of the Jingle Bob Cattle Company and Jim HARKEY of J. M. Hall's Spur Cattle Company disagreed over the singing of "Yankee Doodle." Taking offense at Harkey's song, Barbee drew his gun and mortally wounded him; HARKEY drew and killed Barbee. Two freighters from San Saba witnessed the shooting, notified authorities, and helped bury the two side by side in a grave only eighteen inches deep and dug with an ax. After Henry H. Campbellqv bought the Jinglebob herd and its free-range claim from the Coggin brothersqv and R. K. Wylie of Brownwood in 1881, the line camp was controlled by the Matador Ranchqv and was later purchased by the Matador Land and Cattle Company.qv From March 23, 1883, to September 21, 1885, Frank M. Drace served as postmaster of Old Lyman from the family home at Cottonwood Mott, offering mail service to the sparsely settled region. In 1888 Drace became enraged at Mose HARKEY, a boarding Matador hand, and drew on him. The two exchanged shots and HARKEY died the next day, thus becoming the second member of the family to die in a shoot-out at Cottonwood Mott. The log cabin was replaced by a box strip house, and Cottonwood Mott, one of at least twenty line camps of the Matador Ranch, served as a batch camp or home to cowboys and their families until the ranch was split up in 1951. A Texas historical marker for the camp was granted in 1986. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Dee Harkey, Mean As Hell (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1948). Matador Tribune, August 22, 1940. W. M. Pearce, The Matador Land and Cattle Company (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1964). Eleanor Traweek, Of Such as These: A History of Motley County and Its Families (Quanah, Texas: Nortex, 1973). Marisue Potts

Nina, Thank you for the article! I want to add it to a file. Could you give me the reference? What a story! Alma

After Henry H. Campbell bought the Jinglebob herd and its free-range claim from the Coggin brothers and R. K. Wylie of Brownwood in 1881, the line camp was controlled by the Matador Ranch and was later purchased by the Matador Land and Cattle Company. From March 23, 1883, to September 21, 1885, Frank M. Drace served as postmaster of Old Lyman from the family home at Cottonwood Mott, offering mail service to the sparsely settled region. In 1888 Drace became enraged at Mose Harkey, a boarding Matador hand, and drew on him. The two exchanged shots and Harkey died the next day, thus becoming the second member of the family to die in a shoot-out at Cottonwood Mott. I have had to reformat my entire hard disk and do not have all my bookmarks loaded yet, or family tree file either. This snippet I originally found at Texas Chronicles Online or something like that, will have to hunt it up again. I thought I had posted the story before, there is more to it at another site if I remember correctly. What I posted this time can be found at http://www.rra.dst.tx.us/c_t/history/motley/COTTONWOOD%20MOTT%20LINE%20CAMP. cfm There is also the stroy about Mose(s) Harkey

COTTONWOOD MOTT LINE CAMP. Cottonwood Mott, named for the motte or cluster of trees that grew near some weeping springs on the headwaters of the Middle Pease River, is the site of what was probably the first house in Motley County. The log house was built by Frank Collinson twelve miles west of Matador in the winter of 1878 and was originally part of a line camp shared by the Jinglebob and Hall Ranch cowboys, whose job was to ride the line between ranges, pushing their respective herds back toward their headquarters. Perhaps because of its distance from the civilizing forces even of the ranch center, Cottonwood Mott was the site of at least two gunfights. A shoot-out occurred on January 1, 1880, when line riders Jim Barbee of the Jingle Bob Cattle Company and Jim Harkey of J. M. Hall's Spur Cattle Company disagreed over the singing of "Yankee Doodle." Taking offense at Harkey's song, Barbee drew his gun and mortally wounded him; Harkey drew and killed Barbee. Two freighters from San Saba witnessed the shooting, notified authorities, and helped bury the two side by side in a grave only eighteen inches deep and dug with an ax.

Goodmorning Alma....I just went through this website and didn't have any problems. It's so sad though to see all the young people, children and babies buried there. Donna Junco9@aol.com wrote: > > Dear Harkeys, > > I finally managed to see enough of the Big Uncle Cemetery website to read of > the deaths of James L. Harkey, "killed by Jim Barbee" in 1880; John A. > Harkey, "killed by Augustus 'Gus' Stephenson" in 1878; and Mose Harkey in > 1888, "killed by Mr. Drace." > > What happened? Was there a range war? > > Does anyone else have a problem with the Big Uncle Cemetery website, > <http://www.rootsweb.com/~txssaba/uncle.html> ? Every time I tried to get > into it, it opens, I see the angel and the bright sky background, and start > to read the first page; and within a few seconds the angel and sky disappear > and a continuous flutter begins while the computer is "collecting data," > "receiving .jpeg documents," etc., over and over again. I managed to wrestle > it into temporary submission by scrolling down, then freezing the screen by > holding down the scroll bar with one hand while I copied information with the > other. It happens every time. > > Alma > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~txssaba/uncle.html > > ==== HARKEY Mailing List ==== > To contact list manager write to Mary Harkey Russell > bird@scrtc.com > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --

Dear Harkeys, I finally managed to see enough of the Big Uncle Cemetery website to read of the deaths of James L. Harkey, "killed by Jim Barbee" in 1880; John A. Harkey, "killed by Augustus 'Gus' Stephenson" in 1878; and Mose Harkey in 1888, "killed by Mr. Drace." What happened? Was there a range war? Does anyone else have a problem with the Big Uncle Cemetery website, <http://www.rootsweb.com/~txssaba/uncle.html> ? Every time I tried to get into it, it opens, I see the angel and the bright sky background, and start to read the first page; and within a few seconds the angel and sky disappear and a continuous flutter begins while the computer is "collecting data," "receiving .jpeg documents," etc., over and over again. I managed to wrestle it into temporary submission by scrolling down, then freezing the screen by holding down the scroll bar with one hand while I copied information with the other. It happens every time. Alma http://www.rootsweb.com/~txssaba/uncle.html

Dear Harkeys, I wish I had paid more attention in the past to the ARK > San Saba families, because I am not playing catch-up very well while trying to trace Victor Harkey's father and grandfather. Can anyone unknot this latest kink? Victor said that after his father, Robert HARKEY, died in Ada OK in 1921, Victor's mother, Tes, took Victor to Crockett Co. TX to live with Robert's father, John Tucker HARKEY. Tes eventually returned to her family in the Choctaw Nation, but Victor remained (in Crockett Co.?) with his grandfather. I hoped that I could trace John Tucker HARKEY's family beginning with the 1920 Crockett Co. census and working back. Nothing turned out the way I wanted it to, but I am wondering whether the Crockett Co. HARKEYs are an offshoot of the San Saba Co. HARKEYs and whether Victor's grandfather might be one of them. Specifically, does anyone have information on the ancestry and descendants of Joseph M. and Henrietta HARKEY, who were living in San Saba in 1880? I'll take the censuses year by year. // 1920 // I hoped to find John "Tucky" HARKEY in the 1920 Crockett Co. TX census Soundex, but I did not--at least it isn't obvious that I did. What I did find were two HARKEY entries which in the census would appear on the same page: 1920 TX Crockett Co. ED 24-8 (Soundex) HARKEY, JIM 38 TX --Eula wife 19 TX --Lee William son 2 3/12 TX --Koeke Kennie dau 1 2/12 TX 1920 TX Crockett Co. ED 24-8 (Soundex) HARKEY, LEIGH boarder [age n.r.] (enum w Charlie Callahan) When I look up these households in the actual census, I will look closely at the name of the child, Koeke Kennie. If that is how it is spelled, could it be a Choctaw name? // 1910 // I then looked for a HARKEY in the 1910 Crockett Co. Soundex. I found one person: 1910 TX Crockett Co. ED 32-2 (Soundex) HARKEY, LEE B. 17 (enum. with Homer J. Tippett) // 1900 // I found no HARKEY family in the 1900 Crockett Co. census, but the given name "Lee" seems to persist in this family, so I searched the TX census for any HARKEY family with a 7-to-9-year-old boy named Lee. I found such a family in San Saba Co.--Joseph and Henrietta HARKEY--but the family were away from home (visiting Joseph's sister's family, judging by the David & Sarah HALL census entry) and the census-taker got his sketchy information from the neighbors: 1900 TX San Saba Co. 2 Just. Pct. (1668 2 193), hh 259-263 HARKEY, HENRIETT* head "male" 1848 52 m  5ch/5liv --James son 1881 19 s TX AR --Jefferson son 1886 14 s TX AR --Lee son 1892 8 s TX AR [Census taker's note: "Information as to names and ages obtained from a neighbor, also acreage & produce. These people are away from home and this information is best I can get."] Although the census index gives "Henry???" and the entry says "male," it is probably Henrietta, a female, because the number of children born/living is given. Henrietta's husband, Joseph M. HARKEY, is listed in David HALL's household (David's wife is Joseph's sister, Sarah Caroline): 1900 TX San Saba Co. 2 Just. Pct. (1668 2 189), hh 192-196 HALL, David head May 1852 438 m25 TX TN -- stock farmer --Sarah C. wife Mar 1857 43 m25 10ch/6liv TX SC VA --Essie M. dau Mar 1882 18 s TX TX TX --James M. son Oct 1885 14 s TX TX TX --Burney son Aug 1891 8 s TX TX TX --David C. son Mar 1894 6 s TX TX TX --Minor son Jun 1897 2 s TX TX TX HARKEY, JOSEPH M. bro-in-law Dec 1851 48 m AR SC VA // 1880 // [Taken from the LDS CD-ROM, not from the actual census] 1880 TX San Saba Co. 2 pct. (T9-1326 p447A) HARKEY, Joseph head 28 m AR NC -- --Henrietta wife 29 m AR -- -- keeping house --David brother 14 s TX NC -- works on farm --Moses J. brother 12 s TX NC -- works on farm --John David son 2 s TX AR AR --Samuel J. son 1 s TX AR AR --Sarah E. dau 4/12 s TX AR AR MAN, Granville stepson 25 s KY KY KY --Sallie stepdau 20 s KY KY KY HALL, Margaret niece 9 s TX TN AR --Tenn niece 7 s TX TN AR --John M. nephew 5 s TX TN AR CONCLUSION Except for a presence in 1920 Crockett Co. TX, none of the above matches any of Victor's clues! But the possibly incomplete or incorrect information on Joseph and Henrietta's household in 1900 leaves a door, well, not quite open, but slightly ajar. Any ideas? One last question. I came across a Yell Co. marriage with names that reminded me of the census entries above. Does anyone recognize this marriage? E. Tenora HARKEY m Joseph C. LEIGH 30 Sep 1878 Yell Co. AR E. Tenora HARKEY may have died not long after marriage, because I found a Joseph C. LEIGH in the 1900 census, age 47, living in Dardenelles, Yell Co., with a different wife of 17 years. It never ends . . . . Alma Roark Johnson

> > 5. ROBERT LOWE9 HARKEY (GEORGE WASHINGTON8, DAVID ROBERT7, GEORGE > MARTIN6, DAVID5, JOHANNES (HARKEY)4 HERCHE, CONRAD3, MELCHIOR2, ADAM1) was > born September 18, 1866 in Pocohontas, Illinois, and died February 26, 1930 > in Russellville, Arkansas. He married SARAH KATHERINE (KATE) SMITH February > 12, 1887 in Russellville, Arkansas, daughter of LEWIS SMITH and SARAH > HARRIS. She was born January 12, 1870 in Russellville, Arkansas, and died > February 11, 1951 in Russellville, Arkansas. > > > > Children of ROBERT HARKEY and SARAH SMITH are: > > i. LENA10 HARKEY, b. February 17, 1888; d. January 13, 1894. > > ii. ROBERT EDWARD HARKEY, b. August 08, 1889; d. December 17, 1931; m. > RUBY STRAYHORN; b. Dardanelle, Arkansas. > > 9. iii. SARAH JANE HARKEY, b. July 30, 1891. > > 10. iv. GEORGE WILLIAM HARKEY, b. October 21, 1892; d. August 19, 1977. > > 11. v. MARY EMILY HARKEY, b. October 24, 1894; d. December 1949. > > 12. vi. JOHN FRANKLIN HARKEY, b. August 23, 1896, Pope County, Arkansas; > d. August 15, 1951, Russellville, Arkansas. > > vii. KATE HARKEY, b. November 28, 1898, Russellville, Arkansas; d. July > 11, 1948, Canton, Ohio. > > viii. LULA SMITH HARKEY, b. November 22, 1902; d. October 01, 1907. > > 13. ix. JAMES MACE SR HARKEY, b. February 28, 1907, Russellville, > Arkansas; d. May 15, 1968, Canton, Ohio,. > > 14. x. WALTER AYERS HARKEY, b. September 19, 1908, Pope County, Arkansas; > d. 1996. ***********13. JAMES MACE SR10 HARKEY (ROBERT LOWE9, GEORGE WASHINGTON8, DAVID > ROBERT7, GEORGE MARTIN6, DAVID5, JOHANNES (HARKEY)4 HERCHE, CONRAD3, > MELCHIOR2, ADAM1) was born February 28, 1907 in Russellville, Arkansas, and > died May 15, 1968 in Canton, Ohio,. He married PHYLLIS CECILIA PERKINS June > 09, 1933 in Little Rock, Arkansas, Trinity Cathedral, daughter of FREDRICK > PERKINS and CECELIA WALKER. She was born September 22, 1906 in Vincennes, > Indiana, and died June 27, 1982 in Mt Eaton, Ohio. > > > > Children of JAMES HARKEY and PHYLLIS PERKINS are: > > 21. i. SARAH KATHERINE11 HARKEY, b. December 11, 1940, Canton, Ohio. > > 22. ii. JAMES MACE JR HARKEY, b. August 18, 1942, Canton, Ohio.

Actually, all the info, who his parents and children were should be in the line I posted the other day...actually Mary posted it for me because I was trying to send a file too big. ----- Original Message ----- From: Nina Harkey To: MHearn2001@aol.com Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 11:21 PM Subject: Re: [HARKEY-L] Dr. James Mace Harkey - Pope Co. Ar. Dr James Mace (Amasa) Harkey Sr is my husbands father. I had a minor crash, will post the info shortly. ----- Original Message ----- From: MHearn2001@aol.com To: HARKEY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 11:10 PM Subject: [HARKEY-L] Dr. James Mace Harkey - Pope Co. Ar. There is a Dr. James Mace Harkey in the index to the Vol I of the Pope Co. History, Page 313. Can anyone who has this Volume please say when he lived and who he his parents were?? MLH ==== HARKEY Mailing List ==== If you have any problems with this list or digest write to the list manager Mary Harkey Russell bird@scrtc.com ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

There is a Dr. James Mace Harkey in the index to the Vol I of the Pope Co. History, Page 313. Can anyone who has this Volume please say when he lived and who he his parents were?? MLH

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncrowan/census/122B.HTM LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE 22 184 188 HARKEY Henry 55 M Farmer 480 NC 23 184 188 HARKEY Barbara 45 F NC 24 184 188 HARKEY John 23 M Farmer 175 NC 25 184 188 HARKEY Margaret 21 F 175 NC 26 184 188 HARKEY Daniel 19 M Labourer NC 27 185 189 HARKEY George 31 M Farmer 175 NC 28 185 189 HARKEY Elisabeth 31 F NC 29 185 189 HARKEY Julia Ann 7 F Nc 30 185 189 HARKEY Daniel 5 M NC 31 185 189 HARKEY Elisabeth 1 F NC 32 186 190 GOODMAN George 61 M Farmer 620 NC 33 186 190 GOODMAN Elisabeth 57 F NC 34 186 190 GOODMAN Lucinda 31 F NC 35 186 190 GOODMAN Catharine 21 F NC X 36 186 190 GOODMAN Celia ann 17 F NC X 37 186 190 GOODMAN Christopher 24 M NC X 38 186 190 GOODMAN Abram 14 M NC X 39 186 190 GOODMAN Caleb 10 M NC X 40 187 191 HARKEY Jacob 30 M Farmer 175 NC 41 187 191 HARKEY Lavinia 32 F NC 42 187 191 HARKEY Paul R. 7 M NC 1 187 191 HARKEY Margaret E. 4 F NC

This is from ancestry.com. There is more info on all the children except Henry. a.. ID: I1286 a.. Name: Alonzo C. MOUDY a.. Sex: M a.. Birth: 11 SEP 1856 in Russellville, Pope Co., AR or Yell Co., AR a.. Death: 22 FEB 1942 in Kinsett, AR or Higgins, Pulaski Co., AR a.. Burial: Long Hope, AR orCypert Cemetery, Searcy Co., AR Father: Jim MOUDY Mother: Kathryn HARKEY Marriage 1 Betty (Betsy) Ann MORRIS b: ABT. 1859 in Pope Co., AR Artamiss MOUDY b: 2 SEP 1876 in Buffaloo, AR Henry Owen MOUDY b: 9 JUL 1895 Caroll Alonzo MOUDY b: 22 APR 1882 in Harrison, Boone Co., AR Ollie Caroline MOUDY b: 10 FEB 1889 in Marshall, Searcy Co., AR Nancy Delpha MOUDY b: 29 MAR 1889 in Marshall, AR John Abner (Abby) MOUDY b: 17 OCT 1891 Lydia Elnore (Nora) MOUDY b: AUG 1882

Anyone know what has happened to Tom in El Paso? His mail is bouncing-------- Mary Harkey Russell bird@glasgow-ky.com

Mary-- I don't have the 1880 census (I thought YOU did!), but here is what I found for an Alonzo MOUDY in 1900: 1900 AR Searcy Co. Big Creek Twp. /ED120 sh10/ p 23 hh 124-129 MOUDY, Alonzo head Sep 1855 44 m22 AR AR AR --Betsie A. wife Jul 1860 39 m22 10ch/7 liv AR AR AR cannot read or write --Carroll son Apr 1881 19 s AR AR AR farm labour --Elnora dau Aug 1883 16 s AR AR AR --Nancy D. dau Mar 1889 11 s AR AR AR --John A. son Oct 1891 8 s AR AR AR --Henry O.?/D.? son Jul 1894 5 s AR AR AR --Ollie M. dau Feb 1897 3 s AR AR AR I looked in the 1870 AR census index. No MOUDY was listed, but plenty of MOODY names were, including some in Searcy and Yell counties. No Catherine MOODY was listed, but generally only heads of households and individuals with surnames different from the head of household get into the index, and Catherine may have been living with an older son or another MOODY/MOUDY family. Alma

Catherine was a daughter of Levi Harkey and Julia Ann Lipe. She was twin sister of Caroline Barbara Harkey who married Riley Harkey . Catherine married James Moudy and we have that reference in the Gunter letter that her husband was beaten and hung by Federal Troops. This apparently happened in Harkey's Valley Yell Co. AR. I think that Catherine and James Moudy had one son named Alonzo Carroll Moudy. I think that Catherine went to San Saba TX. as a widow and died there about 1878. I have a descendant a 3rd great grand daughter of Catherine, asking me for information and I have none to give her. Did Catherine appear on the 1870 census and if so where was she? Is there any further record of her son Alonzo C. Moudy. Is he on the 1880 census and if so where? Seems I'm pretty good at asking questions and pretty bad at answers. <G> Mary Harkey Russell----- in cold and dreary Kentucky bird@glasgow-ky.com