Have these two Mary Blumes and wonder if they are the same person. Descendants of Philip Blume 1 Philip Blume b: 1809 in Tennessee d: April 18, 1855 . +Elizabeth Crecelius b: November 17, 1816 in Harrison County, Indiana m: November 14, 1833 in Harrison Co., Indiana d: Abt. 1858 Father: John Godhard "Jack Crecelius" Crecelius Mother: Diana Wilson 2 [1] Levi Blume b: Abt. 1840 in Indiana .... +Terisa ?? b: 1842 *2nd Wife of [1] Levi Blume: .... +Terisa b: Abt. 1842 in Indiana m: Abt. 1862 2 Mary Blume b: Abt. 1844 in Indiana 2 Elisabeth Blume b: Abt. 1846 in Indiana 2 Caroline Blume b: Abt. May 1849 in Indiana 2 Joseph Blume b: May 21, 1850 in Indiana Descendants of William Windle Grable 1 William Windle Grable b: August 19, 1834 d: March 20, 1911 . +Mary Blume b: September 15, 1843 d: November 20, 1880 2 Charles Edward Grable b: September 20, 1864 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Clarice Jane Snyder mailto:snyder@skyenet.net Web pages: (Music) http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/2059 (Genealogy) http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/n/y/Clarice-J-Snyder Harrison County, Indiana http://www.rootsweb.com/~inharris/surname.html See the above for my Shenandoah Valley VA, Washington Co.TN-NC, Harrison, Floyd, Crawford Co. IN and Meade Co, KY surnames.

Hi list, Searching for the GEORGE W. ARCHER-MARY J. HAYES family from the Louisville, Ky. area..Any one interested please respond.. Thanks Bob Archer

Thanks to all who answered my request for copies of the BROWN family postings parts 1-5 I now have the complete series upto date and if anyone else needs a copy I would be happy to send it to you. Special thanks to Shan for persistence. This is a great list and very helpful and generous. Thanks again, Stella BULL4FISH2@aol.com

In a message dated 11/7/98 9:32:16 PM, BULL4FISH2@aol.com writes: What BROWN info? I haven't received anything! Is this the Browns of Fayette Co./Clark Co. KY? <<<< I never received the Brown info 1-5 either ...thought I had missed it so I would appreciate someone sending to me also ....Thanks, Shan >> Nor have I, although I have received probably 3 or 4 copies of part 6. Perhaps we missed a note addressing this? Please notify me of the availability of parts 1-5 also. Thank you, BULL4FISH2@aol.com>>

In a message dated 11/05/98 6:58:04 PM Pacific Standard Time, prechan@sirinet.net writes: << I never received the Brown info 1-5 either ...thought I had missed it so I would appreciate someone sending to me also ....Thanks, Shan >> Nor have I, although I have received probably 3 or 4 copies of part 6. Perhaps we missed a note addressing this? Please notify me of the availability of parts 1-5 also. Thank you, BULL4FISH2@aol.com

Looking for any information on a G. TAYLOR and his wife, Nancy Ann ___. She was b. abt 1779 and d. in 1842, at Schuyler Co., IL. She is buried at Mt. Harmony/Davenport cemetery and on her tombstone, it says Nancy Ann TAYLOR, wife of G. They probably m. abt 1800 and possibly in KY. They had at least two daughters, Elizabeth Ann TAYLOR, b. 1816 in KY, m. 1833 to Daniel JAMES; and Nancy Ann TAYLOR, b. 1818, m. 1834 to Elias HARRIS. The older Nancy signed for both of these daughters to marry in Schuyler Co., IL, so her husband was probably deceased.

I am looking for where in Kentucky these LONGs lived. The years would be early to late 1800's. I do not know what Co. they came from. ANDERSON, Jamima Jane LONG b.1829 KY d. 1918 MO WHALEY, Laura LONG RAYBURN, Sallie LONG WEBB, Bett LONG REDDICORD, Eliza LONG HUME, Nancy LONG LONG, Tom LONG, John LONG, Jim LONG, "Pop" Endicott Any help indentifying this branch in my family would be greatly appreciated. David

David - George W Duggins born 1856 was the last ancestor I had born in Harrison County. He was married to Ruth Record in Jasper County IN in 1875. Sorry to say I haven't run across any of the people you mentioned. I have seen several Duggins people in Harrison County from 1810 to 1850 whose lineage I haven't followed into the 1900's. I could go back over my notes if you wish. >From David McMongile Estill - I notice your interest in the surname of "Duggins" with roots in Harrison County, Indiana. Do you have any information on a Hazel Duggins (????) who married a Robert H. McMonigle (1923-1978) and her descendants? Also, do you have anything on Eveline Duggins (????) who married a Pitman Hardsaw? Thanks for any help. David L. McMonigle

Sorry that I returned former messages with my post. I forgot to delete it. Sue

Will the person that contacted me re: Loughmiller, please give resend. My computer locked up and I lost may mail I had just downloaded. spcarpenter KENTUCKIANA-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > KENTUCKIANA-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 236 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [KENTUCKIANA-L] Re: KENTUCKIANA-D [JCast12345@aol.com] > #2 [KENTUCKIANA-L] Silver Creek Bapti [Lois Mauk <LawOfficeInformationSys] > #3 [KENTUCKIANA-L] Are they the same ["Karen " <suezq@homer.libby.org>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from KENTUCKIANA-D, send a message to > > KENTUCKIANA-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] Re: KENTUCKIANA-D Digest V98 #235 > Date: Mon, 2 Nov 1998 14:24:02 EST > From: JCast12345@aol.com > To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com > > Looking for information on the CASS/CAST line in Kentucky. > Bowman CAST,b.1740 d.1785, married to Annis T. ROBERTS (ROBARD/ROBBARD). > Samuel CAST/CASS b.1783 NC, d.1842 in Al. Married Letisha (Letty) > TAYLOR/TAYLER, b. 1785 NC. > Children: William CAST,b.1811, John W. CAST,b.1812, d.1857 Miss., Sarah > CAST, b.1812 NC, d. 1857 Miss., married Daniel PROVINCE, Madison, Al., Larkin > Tayler CAST, b.1815, Samuel Andrew CAST, Willis H. CAST,b.1825, Betsy CAST, > married to Lewis SALMONS., and Isaac CAST. > They lived in North Carolina, moved to Waren Co. Kentucky.About 1820 moved > to New Market, Alabama, finally settling in Pontotoc, Mississippi. > Allied families : PROVINCE, BOX, COX, MORELAND, BRAGG, POWER, > Anyone having information on these people, please e-mail me at > Jcast12345@aol.com > Thanks in advance, Jim CAST > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] Silver Creek Baptist Church > Stony Point Christian Church, Charlestown, Indiana (Clark Co.) > Date: Tue, 3 Nov 1998 06:31:25 +0000 > From: Lois Mauk <LawOfficeInformationSystem@worldnet.att.net> > To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com > > The Bicentennial History of the first Protestant church established in the > State of Indiana is going to press next week. Just some last minute > proofreading and editing left to do. > > Silver Creek Baptist Church was organized on November 22, 1798 near > Charlestown in Clark County (across the river from Louisville, KY). In 1829, > the congregation chose to abandon the Baptist Articles of Faith and became > an independent church, the name eventually changing in the 1880s to Stony > Point Christian Church. It was at one time considered "the mother church" > of Baptist congregations throughout Southern Indiana and was the leading > congregation of the now-defunct Silver Creek Baptist Association. > > The book is presently 116 pages and covers the 200-year history of the > church, 5 picture pages, several extensive biographies and more than 50 > pages of abstracted church records, indexed by surname. The surname index > alone is 6 pages long. The church records have never been published before > and provide a treasure trove of genealogical and local history information > for a geographic area that offers little in the way of public records for > the first half of the 1800s. > > If you've got ancestors who were in Clark County very early in the 1800s, > there is an excellent chance the surname is mentioned in this book. Lots of > references to So-and-So being received as a member of the Church; many > references to So-and-So, formerly Such-and-Such; numerous "obituaries" > indicating Members' death dates. There are NO marriage records included in > the original records. (I've posted the current Surname Index to a webpage > linkable from the URL below.) > > If you'd like to order a copy of the book (purchase price $20), there is an > Order Form at: > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5881/OrderForm.html > > The proceeds from the sale of the book will exclusively benefit the Stony > Point Building Fund as we undertake the construction of a Fellowship Hall > adjacent to the meeting house, built in 1858. > > PLEASE don't ask me to do look-ups right now. I am really under the gun at > the moment with last-minute proofing and editing the book, getting ready for > publication and getting ready for our big Bicentennial Celebration on > November 22. Perhaps I can help you after Thanksgiving. > > BTW, if you live in the area, you are cordially invited to join us on Sunday > afternoon, November 22, at 3 PM for a special Bicentennial program, gospel > concert and reception. A map and more details are available at: > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5881/BicentennialNewsRelea > se.html > > Thank you. > > Lois Mauk > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] Are they the same MAN > Date: Mon, 2 Nov 1998 23:37:38 -0700 > From: "Karen " <suezq@homer.libby.org> > To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, > > I have another problem that I need help with. > > I'am trying to find out if this could be the same person. Here goes it. > > This is the info I have on Lewis SOUDER & Mary E. > > Lewis SOUDER [b] 15 Jan 1862/63 [m] Mary E. [b] 15 Dec 1866/67 > I found this family on the 1900 Pendleton CO,Ky census listed with 8 > children. > > I found a Lewis SOUDER with his family on the 1880 Pendleton CO,Ky and his > parents are listed as, Joseph SOUDER & Mary E . > > I have a death certifiacte of one child Viola and her husband [ James > Daniel NORTH ] has her father as Lewis SOUDER & mother as Elizabeth > RIEDENOW > > I know This is the right death certificate this is my gr. grandmother. > Viola's mother is Mary Elizabeth. > > ***This is what I have on Lewis HALEY & Mary . > > This is information sent to me by cousin. I have a death certificate for > Lewis HALEY [b] 15 Jan 1862 [d] 7 Sept 1925 Covington , Kenton Co,Ky. A > death certificate for Mary HALEY [b] 15 Dec 1867 [d] 6 Dec 1923 > Covington, Kenton Co,Ky [ I know this is my gr. gr. grandmother her > father and mother are the right names ] > > Lewis HALEY on death certificate has parents listed as Joseph HALEY & Mary > PORTER. > > My cousin has children for the HALEY family listed as 6 . > > I have the SOUDER family with 8 children. > > These children that are the same [ in both families ] have the same data as > birth. > > **So I have .** Lewis SOUDER & Lewis HALEY both [b] 15 Jan 1862/63 > Both with parents [ Joseph SOUDER & Mary E ] & Joseph HALEY & Mary > PORTER ] > **Six out of eight childrern in the families are the same with the same > data. > > I haven't found Lewis HALEY & Mary as a family on any records, all I have > is what my cousin sent me. > > I have found Lewis SOUDER & Mary E. on the 1900 Pendleton CO,Ky with eight > chlidren. > > Could Lewis SOUDER & Lewis HALEY be the same MAN. What I can't understand > is why a Lewis SOUDER would change his name to Lewis HALEY after 1900 . > I'am thinking of the census record [ 1880 & 1900 ] I haven't ben able > to find the SOUDER family since 1900 [ Lewis & Mary with children ] > > If you have any information that might clear this problem up for me, I > would like to hear from you. Or if you have any other thoughts that might > help me, I would also like to hear from you. Thank You so very much. > > Karen

I have had a number of inquiries about the Eastern Cemetery books as well as related subjects including the Schardein cemetery. First, so far as I have been able to determine, there are no records from the Schardine cemetery in existence today. If there are I don't know where they might be. Second, our project includes only Eastern Cemetery. We have no records from Greenwood Cemetery even though they were originally under the same church management. They may be available somewhere but LGS does not have access to them nor do we know of their whereabouts. We have published three books of Eastern Cemetery records to date. These contain only the name of the deceased, th date of burial, and the location of the burial plot. They also show if the corpse was moved to another location for reburial. If there were any other notes appended to a record these are also included.We estimate that there will be at least five more volumes published eventually. Volume 1 contains deaths from three periods: 1843-1851, 1844-1847, and 1854-1865. It contains approximately 3,000 names. Volume 2 contains deaths from 1854-1865 and contains approximately 2,500 names. Volume 3 contains deaths from 1874-1883 and contains approximately 10,000 names. Each volume is indexed separately. There is no amster index. I know it may seem odd that there seems to be so much skipping around in the range of death dates but, trust me, if you saw the state of the decaying papers and the archaic system under which they were accumulated, you would understand. The cost of each Volume is $35.00 + $2.00 shipping and $2.10 sales tax for Kentucky residents. Make checks payable to Louisville Genealogical Society and mail to me at: 2000 Ashwood Bluff Court Louisville, KY 40207-1290 Phil Wagner

Hi, I have another problem that I need help with. I'am trying to find out if this could be the same person. Here goes it. This is the info I have on Lewis SOUDER & Mary E. Lewis SOUDER [b] 15 Jan 1862/63 [m] Mary E. [b] 15 Dec 1866/67 I found this family on the 1900 Pendleton CO,Ky census listed with 8 children. I found a Lewis SOUDER with his family on the 1880 Pendleton CO,Ky and his parents are listed as, Joseph SOUDER & Mary E . I have a death certifiacte of one child Viola and her husband [ James Daniel NORTH ] has her father as Lewis SOUDER & mother as Elizabeth RIEDENOW I know This is the right death certificate this is my gr. grandmother. Viola's mother is Mary Elizabeth. ***This is what I have on Lewis HALEY & Mary . This is information sent to me by cousin. I have a death certificate for Lewis HALEY [b] 15 Jan 1862 [d] 7 Sept 1925 Covington , Kenton Co,Ky. A death certificate for Mary HALEY [b] 15 Dec 1867 [d] 6 Dec 1923 Covington, Kenton Co,Ky [ I know this is my gr. gr. grandmother her father and mother are the right names ] Lewis HALEY on death certificate has parents listed as Joseph HALEY & Mary PORTER. My cousin has children for the HALEY family listed as 6 . I have the SOUDER family with 8 children. These children that are the same [ in both families ] have the same data as birth. **So I have .** Lewis SOUDER & Lewis HALEY both [b] 15 Jan 1862/63 Both with parents [ Joseph SOUDER & Mary E ] & Joseph HALEY & Mary PORTER ] **Six out of eight childrern in the families are the same with the same data. I haven't found Lewis HALEY & Mary as a family on any records, all I have is what my cousin sent me. I have found Lewis SOUDER & Mary E. on the 1900 Pendleton CO,Ky with eight chlidren. Could Lewis SOUDER & Lewis HALEY be the same MAN. What I can't understand is why a Lewis SOUDER would change his name to Lewis HALEY after 1900 . I'am thinking of the census record [ 1880 & 1900 ] I haven't ben able to find the SOUDER family since 1900 [ Lewis & Mary with children ] If you have any information that might clear this problem up for me, I would like to hear from you. Or if you have any other thoughts that might help me, I would also like to hear from you. Thank You so very much. Karen

The Bicentennial History of the first Protestant church established in the State of Indiana is going to press next week. Just some last minute proofreading and editing left to do. Silver Creek Baptist Church was organized on November 22, 1798 near Charlestown in Clark County (across the river from Louisville, KY). In 1829, the congregation chose to abandon the Baptist Articles of Faith and became an independent church, the name eventually changing in the 1880s to Stony Point Christian Church. It was at one time considered "the mother church" of Baptist congregations throughout Southern Indiana and was the leading congregation of the now-defunct Silver Creek Baptist Association. The book is presently 116 pages and covers the 200-year history of the church, 5 picture pages, several extensive biographies and more than 50 pages of abstracted church records, indexed by surname. The surname index alone is 6 pages long. The church records have never been published before and provide a treasure trove of genealogical and local history information for a geographic area that offers little in the way of public records for the first half of the 1800s. If you've got ancestors who were in Clark County very early in the 1800s, there is an excellent chance the surname is mentioned in this book. Lots of references to So-and-So being received as a member of the Church; many references to So-and-So, formerly Such-and-Such; numerous "obituaries" indicating Members' death dates. There are NO marriage records included in the original records. (I've posted the current Surname Index to a webpage linkable from the URL below.) If you'd like to order a copy of the book (purchase price $20), there is an Order Form at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5881/OrderForm.html The proceeds from the sale of the book will exclusively benefit the Stony Point Building Fund as we undertake the construction of a Fellowship Hall adjacent to the meeting house, built in 1858. PLEASE don't ask me to do look-ups right now. I am really under the gun at the moment with last-minute proofing and editing the book, getting ready for publication and getting ready for our big Bicentennial Celebration on November 22. Perhaps I can help you after Thanksgiving. BTW, if you live in the area, you are cordially invited to join us on Sunday afternoon, November 22, at 3 PM for a special Bicentennial program, gospel concert and reception. A map and more details are available at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5881/BicentennialNewsRelea se.html Thank you. Lois Mauk

Looking for information on the CASS/CAST line in Kentucky. Bowman CAST,b.1740 d.1785, married to Annis T. ROBERTS (ROBARD/ROBBARD). Samuel CAST/CASS b.1783 NC, d.1842 in Al. Married Letisha (Letty) TAYLOR/TAYLER, b. 1785 NC. Children: William CAST,b.1811, John W. CAST,b.1812, d.1857 Miss., Sarah CAST, b.1812 NC, d. 1857 Miss., married Daniel PROVINCE, Madison, Al., Larkin Tayler CAST, b.1815, Samuel Andrew CAST, Willis H. CAST,b.1825, Betsy CAST, married to Lewis SALMONS., and Isaac CAST. They lived in North Carolina, moved to Waren Co. Kentucky.About 1820 moved to New Market, Alabama, finally settling in Pontotoc, Mississippi. Allied families : PROVINCE, BOX, COX, MORELAND, BRAGG, POWER, Anyone having information on these people, please e-mail me at Jcast12345@aol.com Thanks in advance, Jim CAST

There are ANDERSON's in Barren and Metcalfe County, KY. I show a James ANDERSON married Salina FRENCH 06 February 1836 in Barren County, KY. In the 1870 census they were shown: 1870 Census Metcalfe Co. KY East Fork Precinct #390/382 Anderson, James 59 M W KY Farmer $300 Salina 53 F W IN Keeping House Quintilla 23 F W KY At Home Almetta F. 18 F W KY Caroline A. 16 F W KY Isabel 12 F W KY Gassaway, July Ann 29 F W KY $150 At 389 was the Thomas Shockley family, and at 391 the W. R. Harvey family. SOURCE: 1870 Census Metcalfe County, Kentucky, abstracted and Published by: Mrs. Gladys Lee Aiken If you find there is a connection, please keep my address. I would appreciate knowing. Thanks, Janice Lund. -----Original Message----- From: David Anderson <danderson@shastalink.k12.ca.us> To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com <KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, October 31, 1998 5:25 PM Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] ANDERSON, Stephen,William&Nesbet? >I have posted this before, but have had no luck. Will try again as my >father always said, "Never quit". I have checked all census on Kentucky >Census Web Project with no luck. I am looking for the following: > >ANDERSON, Stephen b. 1824 KY >....m. Jamima LONG b. 1829 >.......William b. 1853 KY >.......Thomas b. 1855 KY >.......Luetta b. 1857 KY >.......Calvin b. 1859 KY >.......James b. 1866 KY > >William b. 1820 KY may be Stephen's brother >Nesbet b. 1815 KY may be Stephen's brother > >I wish I could tell you what Co. they came from in Kentucky, but I don't >know. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many weeks have been >spent trying to find them in Kentucky with no luck! > >Sincerely, >DAvid > >______________________________

Good day List, I am submitting my Busam family tree in hopes someone may have information on them that I have not already acquired. My Busams emigrated from Nussbach, Offenburg and surrounding area towns in the Baden area of Germany. A good portion of the family settled in Frankfort, Louisville & Lexington, KY. Some moved on to Michigan, Ohio & Illinois. Thank you in advance for any information any of my fellow list members can provide. Beverly Zanon -- Grand daughter to Francesca (Fanny) Busam Mack Descendants of Busam 1 Busam ......... 2 Moritz Busam ............. +Frances Huber .................... 3 Stephen Busam 1860 - 1946 ............................... 4 Francesca Wilhelmina Busam 1884 - 1971 ................................... +Christian Joseph Mack 1886 - 1939 ........................................... 5 Christian Joseph Mack 1916 - 1996 ............................................... +Helen Steckley 1915 - ........................................... 5 Maurice Wendell Mack 1922 - 1969 ............................................... +Dorothy Wisser 1926 - 1978 ............................... 4 Joseph Busam ............................... 4 Franz Busam ............................... 4 Anna Busam ............................... 4 Elise Busam 1889 - 1937 ................................... +Otto Sonntag 1874 - 1945 ........................................... 5 Orville Sonntag ............................................... +Florence Madsen ........................................... 5 Elmer O Sonntag 1915 - 1995 ............................................... +Lorraine Nelson 1921 - 1998 ............................... 4 Stephen Busam December - ........................ +Unknown .................... 3 Moritz F Busam 1861 - 1922 ........................ +Freda Zink 1861 - 1928 .................... 3 Lawrence Busam .................... 3 Wendell Busam 1862 - 1925 ........................ +Laura E Duffey 1856 - ............................... 4 Wendell Busam 1900 - 1939 .................... 3 Francis Xavier Busam 1859 - 1923 ........................ +Helena Scheurer 1864 - 1954 ............................... 4 Francis Xavier Busam 1889 - 1918 ............................... 4 Helena Lena E Busam 1891 - 1960 ............................... 4 Charles A Busam 1892 - 1954 ............................... 4 Freda Agnes Busam 1895 - 1955 ................................... +Jefferson L Darnell 1896 - 1973 ........................................... 5 Jefferson L Darnell 1918 - ........................................... 5 John Glen Darnell 1924 - ........................................... 5 Robert Henry Darnell 1925 - ........................................... 5 James Owen Darnell 1927 - ........................................... 5 Lawrence Matthew Darnell 1933 - ............................... 4 Emil Joseph Busam 1896 - 1975 ................................... +Geneieve Dillion ........................................... 5 Frances Louise Busam ........................................... 5 Joseph Busam ........................................... 5 William Busam ........................................... 5 Marcie Busam ........................................... 5 John Busam ............................... 4 Maurice Anthony Busam 1898 - 1946 ................................... +Dorothea Kuhlman ........................................... 5 Maurice Allan Busam 1928 - ........................................... 5 Roger Paul Busam 1932 - ........................................... 5 Frank Gregory Busam 1933 - ............................................... +Eleanor Elkins ........................................... 5 Louis Philip Busam 1934 - ........................................... 5 Jerome Anthony Busam 1938 - ........................................... 5 Ronald Glenn Busam 1942 - ........................................... 5 Douglas Charles Busam 1946 - ............................... 4 Anna Francesca Busam 1900 - ................................... +Lester Crittenden Thomas 1899 - 1975 ........................................... 5 Helen Frances Thomas 1930 - ............................................... +Harry Scott Houlihan 1928 - ........................................... 5 Mary Elizabeth Thomas 1931 - ............................................... +Jack Adair Tucker 1928 - ............................... 4 Lawrence Busam 1902 - 1948 ................................... +Marguerite Lacey ............................... 4 Theresa Busam 1902 - 1902 ............................... 4 Emma Elizabeth Busam 1904 - 1983 ................................... +John Loehle 1908 - 1972 ............................... 4 Herman Stephen Busam 1906 - 1990 ................................... +Mabel Wise 1908 - 1974 ........................................... 5 Peggy Harris Busam 1941 - ............................................... +Benedict Sciantarelli ........................................... 5 Anna Frank Busam 1944 - 1970 .................... 3 Sister1 Busam .................... 3 Sister2 Busam

Can anyone give me any information about George TAYLOR and Nancy MCFARLAND, who m. 1798 in Fleming Co., KY? Especially the names of any children. Thanks. Diane Pedersen mailto:Pedersen@Prodigy.com

I have posted this before, but have had no luck. Will try again as my father always said, "Never quit". I have checked all census on Kentucky Census Web Project with no luck. I am looking for the following: ANDERSON, Stephen b. 1824 KY ....m. Jamima LONG b. 1829 .......William b. 1853 KY .......Thomas b. 1855 KY .......Luetta b. 1857 KY .......Calvin b. 1859 KY .......James b. 1866 KY William b. 1820 KY may be Stephen's brother Nesbet b. 1815 KY may be Stephen's brother I wish I could tell you what Co. they came from in Kentucky, but I don't know. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many weeks have been spent trying to find them in Kentucky with no luck! Sincerely, DAvid

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Hello, I'am looking for any information on this family. NORTH Benjamin [b] abt 1820 Ky [ age 30 - 1850 Harrison Co,Ky census ] [ wife ] Mary [b] abt 1815 Ky [ age 35 - Harrison CO,Ky census ] [ children ] Louisa - 18 yrs [ 1850 census ] William - 14 yrs [ 1850 census ] James - 8 yrs [ 1850 census ] John - 5 yrs [ 1850 census ] Robert - 8 / 12 yrs [ 1850 census ] Any information will be a great help. Thank You for your help. Karen