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    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] My Surnames are BRUCE,MILLER(Grant Co.)
    2. My Ky Surnames: BRUCE,William Luther Born:30 Apr 1876 Grant Co. Ky His mother was Catherine MILLER born:1846 Ky. Sound familiar to anyone? Darlene

    07/24/1998 06:15:18
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] RE: Kentuckiana Roll Call
    2. Searching for: Keller, Boone, Wilson, Waggoner Phyllis

    07/24/1998 06:08:02
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] CRAIG- HILL-GALLOWAY-REASOR
    2. Here are the names I am researching CRAIG, HILL, GALLOWAY, AND REASOR KY. AND IN. BETTY retired@casstel.net

    07/24/1998 06:03:05
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Cline/Pinkston/Bevans
    2. Sharon Asher
    3. Seeking info on Cline, Pinkston, Bevans in Harrison & Perry Indiana and McLean and Davies Co Kentucky. William Cline was married to Adaline Wilson 1842 in Perry Co Indiana. Living in Harrison Co 1880. William and Adaline had at least one son Frank/Francis Marion Cline born 1858 in Chicago. He married Mary Holloway and had a son Stewart Owen Cline b Harrison Co Indiana 1875. Stewart Owen Cline married Ollie Mae Pinkstone and lived in McLean and Daviess Co Kentucky early 1900. -- Sharon Asher srasher@ionet.net

    07/24/1998 05:51:56
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] BARKSDALE, BLINE, GURTZ, JONES, KEACH, MONNEY, PROBUS, TINDLE
    2. linda money
    3. I am especially searching for the following: Crawford, Floyd and Harrison Co., IN BARKSDALE BLINE GURTZ JONES, John C., Andrew, Peter KEACH MONNEY/MONEY PROBUS \ Floyd Co., IN and TINDLE / Grayson & Hancock Co., KY -- Linda (Tindle) Money Woodbridge, VA lmoney@erols.com http://www.erols.com/crmoney

    07/24/1998 05:46:53
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] I WILL DO LOOKUPS
    2. linda money
    3. Attention Kentuckiana List: Let's not expect Dee to do ALL the work for us. Let's be a family and help each other. I will do lookups in the below list of sources from Monday thru Friday of next week, July 27 thru 31. I think it would be great if others here would also volunteer to do lookups in their sources. INDIANA BOOKS: Floyd County Index to Testators thru 1880 Hancock County Index to Testators thru 1880 Crawford County Index to Testators thru 1880 Crawford County Marriages 1818-1849 Harrison County Marriages 1809-1849 Floyd County First Marriage Records 1819-1837 Index to the 1870 Census for Floyd County Indiana Source Book VIII (with index) AND THESE CDs: PERSI (PERiodical Source Index) 1860 INDIANA Census 1860 IN & IL Census Marriage Index: KY, NC, TN, VA, WV 1728-1850 1851 British Census -- Linda (Tindle) Money Woodbridge, VA lmoney@erols.com http://www.erols.com/crmoney Searching: Barksdale**Bline**Gurtz**Jones Keach**Mon(n)ey**Tindle > IN & KY

    07/24/1998 05:46:17
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Surnames
    2. BENHAM, Joseph (b. in PA moved to Crawford Co., IN) Marcus BENHAM and Eliza HUGHES PATRICK, Isabelle (2nd wife of Marcus) HUGHES, James DAGGS, Mary HEDDEN, James Edward b. 1876 Gibson, Indiana This is my Indiana connection. Other surnames I am researching: HENSON, WEATHERFORD, BRANDT, BELZ, JAGER (YAGER), FOUST, MAXWELL, WILLIS, WHEATER, ZELLING, ... Dee PATDORCORP@aol.com

    07/24/1998 05:41:05
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Roll call: Pennington,Gresham, Case,Lynch.....
    2. Guess this is one way to break my habit of lurking. The names I am researching in the area are Morris, Davis, Bobbitt, Noblitt, McKinster, Deaton, Harper,Wright, Rumley, Blackburn, Pennington, Gresham, Case and Lynch. Would love to hear from any one who may be researching the same names. Lotus Lynch Privett LotusLyn@aol.com

    07/24/1998 05:24:02
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Parking Lot Cemetery in Clark Co., IN
    2. Lois Mauk
    3. Over the course of the past week, our worst fears have been confirmed by first-hand accounts that some years ago a local developer BULLDOZED grave stones and blacktopped a portion (probably the bulk) of a very old pioneer cemetery here in Clark County, Indiana. Today there are 9-10 stones remaining in the corner of a strip shopping center parking lot. It looks like it's all perfectly legal. After you read this, if you are disturbed about this situation, pick up your phone or a pad and pencil and write to your Indiana State Representative and your Indiana State Senator and tell them what a travesty this is. We are advised that there WERE 80-100 graves at Hale McBride Cemetery some years ago. The most recent burial there was in 1935. The first was in at least 1863. Of course, since 80 to 90 percent of the graves are under the blacktop, it's hard telling how much older those graves might be. We approached the Township Trustee about the situation last week and, though he has tried to help, we learned today from the Township Attorney that, although the property was "RESERVED as a graveyard" in a partition action in 1882, inasmuch as the property owner is and has been paying taxes on the property, there is very little the Township Trustee can do to protect even what little remains of this cemetery. As such, the property appears to be outside the Trustee's responsibility. (I had mistakenly assumed that "RESERVED" meant "set aside" or "excepted from the deed" and thus protected by law from such encroachment.) Indiana Code 23-14-68, "Care of Cemeteries by Townships", states: "Section 1. (a) This chapter applies to each cemetery that: (1) is without funds for maintenance; (2) was in existence on February 28, 1939; and (3) is operated by a nonprofit organization or is not managed by any viable organization. (b) THIS CHAPTER DOES NOT APPLY TO A CEMETERY LOCATED ON LAND ON WHICH PROPERTY TAXES ARE ASSESSED AND PAID UNDER IC 6-1.1-4. "As added by P.L. 52-1997, SEC. 42." [Section (b) was added just this past year, as I understand the legislation.] To add insult to injury, there are two pay phones on the edge of the cemetery, within a hare's breath of the graves. There is a telephone utility pole in the cemetery and utility lines running through the ground above the graves. The payphones seem to draw a tremendous amount of suspicious traffic (apparently drug deals taking place there in broad daylight) and result in a high accumulation of trash and debris in the cemetery. I have contacted Ameritech about the possibility of getting those phones, poles and wire removed because of their proximity to the cemetery. The Township Attorney has asked me to poll my Internet contacts (meaning you) for case law and statutes in Indiana and in other states that might be "on point" with this situation. Any replies I receive from you will be forwarded to the Township Attorney. [We are aware of the Indiana Code on-line at http://www.ai.org/legislative/ic/code.] In this situation, we have the concern and good intentions of the Township Trustee and the Township Attorney; however, without substantial "ammunition", there may be very little we can do about this situation. It's entirely possible that this new change to the existing law on Care of Cemeteries by Townships is going to mean OPEN SEASON on pioneer cemeteries in Indiana. Pictures of Hale McBride Cemetery and some fairly recent information about this situation can be found at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5881/halemcbridecem.html Thanking you in advance, I remain Lois Mauk, President Clark County Cemetery Preservation Committee Jeffersonville, Indiana

    07/24/1998 05:16:37
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] PETERS, GLIESNNER,APP etc
    2. janet munson
    3. Here's our Jefferson County surnames we're researching PETERS, (Charles wife Louise GERTZ- Father Charles GERTZ) ( J. Henry wife Augusta RISNER) GLIESSNER (John wife - Elizabeth APP Father Fredrick- wife Bernadine MEDSCHE, Robert GLIESSNER wife Theresa) Thanks love to hear from "cousins" Dale POPHAM and Janet MUNSON

    07/24/1998 05:14:14
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] ROLL CALL
    2. melvina
    3. Searching for HOWARD, PORTER, MCBRIDE, CRAYS, TEWELL,TRUELOVE,HUNT ,KITTERMAN, SKELTON, SMITH, MARTIN, TOPASS, and many others in Martin, Daviess and other counties in Indiana, Shelby, Jefferson, Nelson Counties in Kentucky. and where-ever they came from before they landed here?????

    07/24/1998 04:58:47
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Roll call
    2. Dubois and Spencer Co., Indiana DEMUTH, TROXLER From 1843 on Louisville, Ky.: WEIGEL, VONAU, MERTENS, WARNS, HIEL, EMMA PETERS All from Germany or Alsace between 1865 and 1900. Will share, Rich Weigel

    07/24/1998 04:47:11
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] roll call (surnames)
    2. SHARP, EWING, SLAVIN, WARNER STEELE, in Washington Co, Ky. Would like to find some one to share inf. with. LOIS

    07/24/1998 04:39:56
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Roll Call
    2. I am researching the following: Louisville (Jefferson Co.: SCHARDEIN, SCOTT (America), MCCUTCHAN Nelson/Breckinridge/Meade Co.: Carter, Mattingly, Beavin, O'Bryan, Wayne and Miles of Cloverport and surrounding areas. Floyd & Clark Co. IN: McCutchan, Fisher, Schardein, Bell, Randolph, Burkhart Thank you, Rita Redondo Beach, CA

    07/24/1998 04:39:25
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] KENTUCKIANA Surnames
    2. Rebecca Lewis Rowley
    3. Howdy Cousins! My KENTUCKIANA Surnames are: ALLEN, BECK, CHASTAIN, CRAWFORD, DIXON, DONICA, FOUTZ, FULLILOVE, HALL, HIXON, LEE, LEWIS, OAKS, RUBLE, TATUM, all variations of TEGARDEN, THORNTON, TODD and YOUNGER Rebecca ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rebecca Lewis rrowley@indiana.edu Surname List: ALBRECHT, ALLEN, BECK, BRADY, BREWIS, CHASTAIN, CRAFT CRAFTON, CRAWFORD, DAVIDSON, DIXON, DONICA, FOUTZ FULLILOVE, GRAVET, HALL, HIXON, INGRAM, LAURENCE, LEE, LEWIS, LITTON, NEVILLE, OAKS, PARKER, PICKETT, SIMMONS, SOBLET, TATUM, all variations of TEGARDEN, THORNTON, TILMANS, TODD, VERRUEIL and YOUNGER Locations: US: DE, IN, KY, TN, MD, NC, PA, VA, England, France, Germany and Scotland Visit the family at: http://php.indiana.edu/~rrowley/family.html Orange County, IN Bios: http://php.indiana.edu/~rrowley/orange.html

    07/24/1998 04:35:51
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] roll call (surnames)
    2. In Hardin, Edmonson, Grayson, Breckinridge,Gallatin, & Warren Counties. ROOF, RHOADS,ROADS, LUCAS, BALES BAILES, GOINS, HACK, COCKEREL, COCKREIL. Hope to find some cousins out there to share inf. with. LOIS

    07/24/1998 04:33:30
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Roll Call
    2. My surnames: MORRIS, James C., MASTERSON, Mary [Polly] Thanks, Janice

    07/24/1998 04:15:31
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Surnames: COWHERD-VANDERVEER-EGGEN-PEASE>1800'S>Hardin Co
    2. Curtis Eggen
    3. Researching COWHERD-VANDERVEER-EGGEN-PEASE in Hardin Co. I have some info to share and will do so gladly. Hope we can connect. ..Cheryl in TX.. (eggen@txk.com)

    07/24/1998 03:36:20
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Harrison County, IN-Oak Grove Cemetery
    2. Dixie Haas
    3. Hello everyone, I know we are in the middle of roll call and I will respond with surnames though I did just post them last week. I am wondering if there is anyone on the list that can tell me if Oak Grove Cemetery in Corydon (or near) is still an active cemetery, that is, could I write to an office there and receive information on family members buried in the cemetery? If so, and you have an address, I would be grateful for your help. Regards, Dixie Haas sddooley@ionet.net

    07/24/1998 03:22:41
    1. [KENTUCKIANA-L] Re: KENTUCKIANA-D Digest V98 #159
    2. In a message dated 7/24/98 5:20:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time, KENTUCKIANA-D- request@rootsweb.com writes: << From: Zapper823@aol.com To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <68d2abd1.35b8f2f9@aol.com> Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] ROLL CALL Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit My names PATRICK, William - HENDERSON, John - MANLEY (?) - Wife, Jane, daughters, Anna Ora, Sallie, Alice and son Jacob. HOWELL, Dudley - HINTON AND MOTLEY. Any bells? Hope so. Joyce >> Joyce, what county?

    07/24/1998 03:07:14