Hi! Sorry to post this to list but I lost last six months of research notes and 4 months of archived email when I had a partial melt down of my computer. I corresponded with someone regarding the Markwell name (the names Hooper and McCullough may have been involved) and I'm hoping it was someone from this list. If we corresponded regarding Miranda Jane Markwell and Rhoda Ann Smith (McCullough) will you please email me again. Thanks, Pat Mount

Ok, ok ....I heard you and am responding. It looks like it's roll call time again! But, as some of you who have been on the list for a long time may remember, I give notice first! I'm calling for a roll call of the Kentuckiana list for this weekend, beginning on July 25th and ending on July 27th. Why the notice? Well, I'm sure many of you have seen alot of people get mad when roll calls start on other lists, and some of those are smaller lists than this one. So announcing the dates will allow those of you who do not want to receive all of the e-mails to unsub, then re-sub after roll call. This will also allow you all time to get your information together to post. None of this should stop anyone from posting to the list now if they want to....there just will not be an "official" roll call until the weekend. So get your information ready! And for those of you who do not like roll call, I'm sorry, and if you unsub, we hope to have you back after the 27th! Thanks, Dee Kentuckiana Genealogy http://www.aye.net/~dee1234/

In a message dated 98-07-19 17:06:04 EDT, Duke1704@aol.com writes: << Did somebody call for a roll call of the KENTUCKIANA-LIST. >> If they didn't, they should !!!

Dale, You are the first person I've seen researching RAINBOLT. I was beginning to think my gggrandmother was the sole bearer of the name. HA, is joke. * I have Susan (or Susanna) RAINBOLT b. 15 NOV 1822 d. 7 JUN 1862 she was the second wife of Jeremiah B DISHMAN b. 23 JUL 1816 d. 20 FEB 1893 m. 15 FEB 1848 in Lawrence Co, IN Her parents are said to be John RAINBOLT and Revalon TRUELOVE Does this connect with any of yours? MarthaLee --------------------------------------- To make wherever I am "a haven of beauty and peace; a place of quiet and culture in trying times; an island of calm; a refuge for the weary." Rumer Godden ---------- From: Dale Breeden <dbreeden@psci.net> To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] Breeden, McDaniel, Bruce, Rainbolt Date: Sun, Jul 19, 1998, 2:11 PM Researching the following bames from this area: Breeden, Breden, Breeding McDaniel Rainbolt Bruce Albin Would appreciate any information, and will share. Paul Dale Breeden ==== KENTUCKIANA Mailing List ==== Kentuckiana is working on census records! Would you be willing to transcribe a census for a Kentuckiana county? e-mail dee1234@aye.net

Adam Rainbolt was a Rev. Soldier. He died in Lawrence Co., IN., Nov 1834. Buried in Storm Cemetery, Greene Co., IN. Proof: Pension claim S. 32466. Adam married Jane Potter (1765-1834). Children : John, Jesse, Adam, and Joe, Source: Soldiers & Patriots Buried in Indiana, by Mrs. Roscoe O' Byrne. 1938. Nancy at Shoals, IN

Researching the following names from this area: Breeden, Breden, Breeding McDaniel Rainbolt Bruce Albin Bird Would appreciate any information, and will share. Paul Dale Breeden

Researching the following bames from this area: Breeden, Breden, Breeding McDaniel Rainbolt Bruce Albin Would appreciate any information, and will share. Paul Dale Breeden

Did somebody call for a roll call of the KENTUCKIANA-LIST. Bill

Good morning Carol, It is great to hear from McCoys with roots in this area. In your last post you wrote: <Greetings! Am doing McCoy research, primarily in Iowa at this time, but always interested in the surname. have been working on the NICKELSON line and haven't gotten as deep into the MC COY line yet. Family reunion in Morland Kansas Aug 9th. Briefly:> I am searching for anything about ROBERT MCCOY who married Corinna Pearman in Meade Co KY in 1857. They moved to Arkansas County AR before 1860 along with some of the Pearmans. Our grandmother told us that Robert owned three boats. He operated these boats on the Ohio, Mississippi, and Arkansas rivers. During the Civil War these boats were used by the Confederates. She said he was killed by carpetbaggers after the war when he was showing them a shortcut to the river. (Arkansas River). Our grandmother never trusted "yankees" after that. I can find nothing to back up this story but grandmother was well read and intelligent. She was also a devout christian and I have no reason to discount this. I just wish that I could prove the story. I would also love to find Roberts parents and siblings. Robert and Corinna had three children: Elizabeth--Kate--Curtis. I hope to solve this mystery. (need help) Thanks for your prompt reply. Best wishes, Sue Perry Searching for MCCOY-PEARMAN-FIELD

Hello is anyone researching Bullitt County KY? Surnames....... MCAFEE POUND HARRIS HALL TROUTMAN MAGRUDER SHAW COOK WIGGINTON BROWN NEAL WEAVER GRIGSBY HIBBS AND OTHERS......... Most of my family has been in Bullitt county since early 1800's would like to here from anyone researching Bullitt county.....or has these names in Nelson/Spencer/Jefferson seems these 4 counties.....were very connected. Happy Hunting Brenda

I believe my ancestor may have died in Harrison Co. IN in the late 1700's, possible very early 1800's but that is all I know. Is there any kind of a record of deaths from that time in a book or where would I begin to look. It would have been Jane Guffey, wife of James Guffey.

Hi There, I was wondering if anyone might be researching the Smith and Kneopper families in Floyd and Perry Counties in Indiana. Any help would be appreciated. Perhaps we can share information? In any event, here is my connection to the Smith family. Here is the family, according to the 1850 US Census for New Albany in Floyd County.... Martin Smith 70 years old Born in Germany Mary 62 years old Born in Germany Parmelia (?) 30 years old " Barbary (?) 28 years old " Lewis 28 years old " William 26 years old " Samuel 24 years old Born in Indiana Elizabeth 21 years old " My great-great grandmother was Elizabeth and she was born November 10, 1826 to Martin Smith and Mary Meyer in New Albany, Floyd County. She married William Knopper (Kneopper, Knoepper) on December 3 1856. C. Mayer performed the service in (The licence was issued on December 1, 1856.) They eventually became farmers near Dodd in Perry County. She died on June 1, 1908 in Tobin Twp in Perry County, and was buried in St. Peter's Cemetary. Their children were Martin, Mary, Catherine (Katie), Anna, Frederick, John, and Susan. Her husband William Kneopper was born on October 20, 1820 in Alsace-Lorraine and came with his parents to the US as a child through New Orealeans. He died on May 5, 1879 and is also buried in St. Peters. Well, what do you think? Is there a connection? I look forward in hearing from you soon. Thank you for your time and effort. Sincerely, "Eddi" Edgar D. Hornback E-Mail: <hornback@pilot.msu.edu> or <hornback@juno.com>

Greetings! I am new to the list and reporting in with surnames for this area. PEARMAN--FIELD--MCCOY--MCDANIEL Best wishes, Sue Black Perry COMSU@aol.com

Hi all- new to the list, so here's the names I'm working on in the Kentuckiana region: Boyd, Buchanan, Hawkins, Marice, Manion, McBride, Scully Happy to trade info- Cathy Hawkins Hawkins genealogy website <A HREF="http://members.tripod.com/~Cathleen_H/index.html">Cathy's Place</A>

For those of you who might have an interest in 19th century Scott County, Indiana see <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/rdkfive/lexington.htm">Lexington - A Pioneer Town</A> . http://members.aol.com/rdkfive/lexington.htm

THOMAS FAULKNER I am searching for the parents, siblings and heritage of THOMAS FAULKNER (died 2 Nov 1825 in Garrard County, KY). He married MARGARET KENNEDY (b.19 Mar 1755, either Mecklenburg or Burke County, NC). She was the daughter of JOHN KENNEDY, SR (c.1730-1813) and ELIZABETH KING. They were probably originally from North Carolina or even Augusta County, VA. They relocated to Kentucky about 1779 with other members of KENNEDY family. The children of Thomas Faulkner were: JOHN FAULKNER (died c.1838) JANE FAULKNER (nee' RENFRO) PETER FAULKNER (born 1783) ELIZABETH "BETSY" FAULKNER (nee' CONN) (born 1786) WILLIAM FAULKNER (b. 1790) MARY "POLLY" FAULKNER (nee' HOLMES) (born c. 1791) MARGARET "PEGGY" FAULKNER (nee' KENNEDY) (26 Dec 1791-1881) Joseph C. "Chris" Kennedy jkenned4@san.rr.com

I am searching for more information about the parents, siblings and offspring of BERNARD MATTINGLY (born c. 1827) who married ELIZABETH DAVIS (born c. 1823) at St. Patrick's Chapel, Stithton (now FT Knox), Meade County, KY on 1 April 1845. They are present in the 1850 & 1860 Meade County Census recordings and then BERNARD appears to have moved to LINCOLN County, KY where he appears in the 1870 & 1880 census records. The known children of Bernard & Elizabeth are: Eliza Jane (born 2 June 1846) Robert Thomas (born 3 Oct 1848 Ann Maria (born 11 May 1850) Mary Elizabeth (born 28 April 1852) Martha Louise (born 5 July 1854) Phillip Ignatius (born 1 Dec 1858) Bernard Mattingly later married a woman named Mary Josephine Stephenson (born c. 1843) and they had the following children: Josie (born c. 1877) Bernard (born c. 1879) Edward Peter (The later three are known to have moved to Nashville, TN later in life) Robert Mattingly married a woman named Sarah (born c. 1847) and they had the following children: William Mattingly (born c. 1871) Bernard O. Mattingly (born c. 1873) Beatrice May Mattingly (born c. 1875) Robert W. Mattingly (born c. 1877) Mary Elizabeth Mattingly married my great-great grandfather, DAVID V. KENNEDY in LINCOLN County, KY on 25 Nov 1875 and they had the following children: Phillip Kennedy (born c. 1878) David Joseph Kennedy (21 Mar 1875-4 Mar 1955) Oscar Kennedy (born c. 1887) Elizabeth Kennedy (?) Bernard mattingly may have been the brother of IGNATIUS MATTINGLY (born c. 1830) who lived at his home in Meade County, KY at the time of the 1850 census. Any information that you might be able to provide on these MATTINGLY's would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Chris Kennedy

Hello to everyone, I not a new member of the list but I've been just reading along, and decided to try posting the surnames I'm researching and see if anyone else is acquainted with these families. The WRIGHTS came to Harrison County, IN from Nelson County, KY. Prior to that, they were in Frederick County, MD and may have lived for a short time in Fayette County, PA. Ely WRIGHT, son of Joseph WRIGHT and Rebecca? m. Phebe HARRISON, dau. of William HARRISON and ? (mar. lic. Frederick Co., MD 2 Dec, 1784) Ely WRIGHTS's will was dated 9 Sept., 1813 and was probated in Harrison County on 2 Oct., 1813. Phebe's will was dated 30 Aug,. 1814 and probated in Harrison County 30 Jun., 1815. Children named as heirs in both wills: Jonathan, Eli, jr., Reuban, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Joel, Joseph, Mary (Polly). Executor: son, Jonathan; Witnesses: John George PFRIMMER and George POPE. Have information on children's dates of birth, marriages, etc. as well as following generations. Also some information on siblings and parents of Ely and Phebe. The BROWNS came to Crawford and Harrison Counties from KY around 1839. Three of their children married WRIGHTS and moved into Meade County, KY. Samuel BROWN, son of ? and ? of Virginia m. Elizabeth Otten, dau. of ? and ? of Georgia. Their children were: John, Pleasant, Laban, Bernetta, Luzetta, Clarissa, Jane, James H., Sarah Ellen, William P. and Samuel. Have information on some of the children's birthdates and marriages and succeeding generations. Have a good souvenir sketch of Laban Brown and his death notice from the "Corydon Democrat" dated Wednesday, May 4, 1898. Names associated by marriage to the WRIGHTS and BROWNS are: ALLEN, BLAIR, CONRAD, FRANK, GILMORE, KIRKHAM, PFRIMMER, RANDALL. If you can connect to these families I would be grateful for your help in filling in the blanks and I will be hapy to share any information I have. Regards, Dixie Haas sddooley@ionet.net

I am seeking information about the parents of Edmund White of Kentucky , a blacksmith (born c.1804) who lived in Nashville, TN most of his adult life. He married Mary Mullen (born c. 1810 in GA) on 10 Apr 1828 in Davidson County, TN. His children were Lucy White (born c. 1831 in KY), George Washington White (15 Mar 1834-2 Apr 1909) and Mary A. White (born c. 1846). He later married another woman named Mary KEY. George Washington WHITE (1834-1909) married Amanda Vaughn (1836-1901) on 1 Mar 1853 in Nashville, TN. Their children were: Jackson B. White, Sr. (1856-1929), Thomas White (1850-?), Edmond White (1854-?) and George White (1855-?). Jackson B. White, Sr. married Alfreta Bryant (1864-1955) Any information you might have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chris Kennedy jkenned4@san.rr.com

I have a U.F.O.{UNIDENTIFIED FOUNDING ONEAL} to report He should be called William ONEAL but he could have dropped the O off at some during his life which was 1760s to the 1830s when he died in Southern Indiana he is supposed to be married to a Rhoda HOWE/HOUGH/HOWEL/L or HAUS/HOUSE/HOUS a little complicated is'nt it Well I do know this for certain some one had a child named John Silas ONEAL born in IND 1807 The above persons are supposed to have had him although I have not a stitch of proof!!!!!!!!!! so any info this list could give me will be taken gratefully KATHY ONEAL ºªºª ªª Go in PEACE,,,, >>}}}}›››}}}>ºª ¬†††††††††††¬