Dear List Members, By the direction of Cousin Rochelle Evans Cochran, National President of The Boone Society, I have the pleasure to inform you that the newly designed Boone Society website is up and running. Please visit it and enjoy the information. www.boonesociety.org Blessings and Safety to All, Ivan D. Lancaster of Trafalgar Member of The Board of Directors The Boone Society, Inc.

Forwarded FYI - I know it may be a "stretch" for some of these lists, but I thought others might be close enough and would want to attend. ~Sherri Could you possible please get this article out to ALL your great contacts. The 9th annual Red River Meeting House & Cemetery Camp Meeting & Rendezvous is Friday - Sunday, October 8-10, 2004. There is also an article in Thursday's Franklin Favorite on page 4, section A. Channel 4 in Nashville is suppose to cover it Friday night at 6pm. But more help getting the attention of those that do not know of the Red River Meeting House & Cemetery Association and their great location in Schochoh, Ky. located in South Logan near Adairville, Ky. is needed!!! Your help in spreading the word is greatly appreciated. Thanks, JLK

12738 (This was a son of my ggrand Father & Mother) Federal Security Agency US. Public Health service National office of Vital Statistics Place of death Jefferson Co City Louisville Full name of hospital Vetarans administration Hosp. Usual Place of residence KY County, Elizabethtown 224 Henry ST. name od deceased Ury D. (Doyne) Bruner date of death June 18, 1952 male White married date of birth June 11 1895 age in yrs last birthday 57 Engraver for Monument Co. Birthplace Grayson Co KY USA Father's name Jannibal Bruner Mothers maiden name Nancy Middelton was deceased ever in tUS Armed Forces Yes WWI informant V. A. Hospital records Medical Certification Status Epilpticus 1 day due to Encephalomalacia 1 1/2 yrs due to Thrombosis, cerbral Artery 1 1/2 years Did an autopsy I hereby certify that VA attended the deceased from June 12, 1952 to June 18, 1952 death occured at 3:15 A. M Date signed 6-18-1952 address VAH HospitalSignature A. s. Spiker M. D. acting Chief Profession Service Removal 6-20-52 name of cemetery Elizabethtown Cemetery Elizabethtown, KY Dixon-Atwood Funeral Home Elizabethtown KY -- Teddy List Mom for the Grayson Co Ky List, Brady, Vertrees, Ford, Fulkerson,and Commonwealth http://www.kygenweb.net/pd-res/deford.html

26954 Grayson Clarkson Male White Single Date of Birth May 18 1899 School Boy age 16 yrs 6 months 11 days Birthplace KY Name of Father D. C. Bruner Birthplace KY maiden name of Mother Pattie L. Gilmore informant C. A. Marhall ? Clarkson KY Filed Nov 22 T. L Salsman Medical certificate of death Nov 21 1915 I herby certify that I attended deceased from 4 P.M. Nov 21, 1915 to 9 P.M. Nov 21, 1915 and that death occured on the date stated above at 9P.M. the cause of death was concussion of Brain Signed B. C Wilean M. D. Nov 21 1915 Place of burial New Hope? Church Nov 22 1915 John a Terry undertaker address Clarkson KY Date of death Nov 21 1915 I hereby certify -- Teddy List Mom for the Grayson Co Ky List, Vertrees, Ford, Fulkerson,and Commonwealth http://www.kygenweb.net/pd-res/deford.html

Jessimine Little Hickman Harden T. BRUNER Male White single birthdate May? 6, 1816 Birthplace Littler Hickman name of Father John F. Bruner B. Little Hickman Mother Ida May Sloroferwand? B Little Hickman informant Shelby Land LittleHickman Date of death April 17, 1916 I first saw deceased on March 10, 1916 cause of death don't know Burial Knoll? Grave Yard March 18, 1916 undertaker Friends Little Hickman I have put this on the Jessamine Co message board -- Teddy List Mom for the Grayson Co Ky List, Vertrees, Ford, Fulkerson,and Commonwealth http://www.kygenweb.net/pd-res/deford.html

17214 Federal Security US Public health service National Office of Vital Statistics XC 16 910 939 # 59 383 registration District # 755 Primary district 6101 City or Town Louisville Township 14 Place of death Veterans Adminstration Hosp. Name Jacob W. BRUNER Date of death Aug 8, 1952 Male White Married date of birth Nov 20, 1897 age 54 Birthplace Jeffersonville IN Clark Co usual OCC. Civil Engineer Fathers name Emory W. Bruner Mothers name Joetta Brantlinger WAR in WW1 informant V.A. hospital records Deasae leading to death Lobar Pnemonia for 4 days due to Brain Tumor, primary site-type undeterminedDate of operation 5-15-1952 major findings of operation Craniotomy at the KY Baptist Hosp. Louisville KY there was an autopsy done I hereby certify that I attended deceased June 24, 1952 to Aug 8, 1952 Removal buried 8-11-1952 Walnut Ridge Cemetery Jeffersonville IN -- Teddy List Mom for the Grayson Co Ky List, Vertrees, Ford, Fulkerson,and Commonwealth http://www.kygenweb.net/pd-res/deford.html

There are two lists specifically for the discussion of FTM software. FTM-HELP-L Topic: A mailing list for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Family Tree Maker genealogy software program. For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at FTM-HELP-admin@rootsweb.com. * Subscribing. Clicking on one of the shortcut links below should work, but if your browser doesn't understand them, try these manual instructions: to join FTM-HELP-L, send mail to FTM-HELP-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word subscribe in the message subject and body. To join FTM-HELP-D, do the same thing with FTM-HELP-D-request@rootsweb.com. FTM-L Topic: A mailing list primarily for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Family Tree Maker genealogy software program; however, the subscribers are a friendly group and may also address other things such roll calls, research hints and tips, where they live (which lets folks know someone may be in an area for lookups, etc.) and more. For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at FTM-admin@rootsweb.com. * Subscribing. Clicking on one of the shortcut links below should work, but if your browser doesn't understand them, try these manual instructions: to join FTM-L, send mail to FTM-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word subscribe in the message subject and body. To join FTM-D, do the same thing with FTM-D-request@rootsweb.com.

Walter, I also have that problem printing family pages. It will cut off a child and put half of her on the next page and sometimes the information isnt there. I do not know how to fix it either so if any one does please let us know. Sandra

Anyone having problems printing All-In-One reports from Family TreeMaker? When I print an All-In-One report the page spacing is not correct, some name cut off, etc. FTM tech support says that no other complaints have been received and it is my printer driver. I have a new computer and printer as of this past May. HP tech says that printer driver is the latest. Contact me if you have had problems printing reports. Thanks, Walter

15435 Place of death Grayson Clarkson KY Full Name W. V. BRUNER (William) Vardiman? sex male White Widowed name of wife Anie Lee GIBSON (next DC will be hers) birthdate of deceased June 18, 1871 Age 72 yrs 11 Months 6 days Birthplace Horntown KY Farmer Fathers Name Vardiman J. BRUNER birthplace Bardstown KY Delila Ann FULKERSON Horntown KY Informant H. A. BRUNER Hanibal Armstrong (my great grand father) his brother Burial Clarkson KY (at the Baptist church) have a photo of his gravesite. funeral director Ben ROGERS Usual place of residence KY Grayson Clarkson KY Date of death July 9, 1943 I herby attended deceased from June 1st until July 8 1943And that he died July 8th 1943 at 6 A.M.cause of death Cerebral Hemmorhage Appaploxia Hypertensions B. C. WILSON M. D. Clarkson KY -- Teddy List Mom for the Grayson Co Ky List, Vertrees, Ford, Fulkerson,and Commonwealth http://www.kygenweb.net/pd-res/deford.html

Billie, Thank you for your prompt reply. From documents I have concerning the persons who purchased John UNDERWOOD'S land, in Hancock Co IN and the person to whom he bound out his children, it is likely John was from the MD clan. Victor DIFFEY, from Baltimore, MD purchased John's land in Hancock Co IN, after the death of my gg-grandfather, Thomas KENNEDY, who had purchased 6+ acres from John UNDERWOOD'S dau. Mary Ann, in 1864, and was the widow of Aaron SMITH who died in the civil war. This is very complicated, but Mary Ann Underwood SMITH, step-grandddau. of Thomas KENNEDY lived on that land in a dwelling with Thomas KENNEDY for at least 12 years -- Thomas d. 1876. Mary Ann Underwood SMITH removed to Rice Co., KS, in 1876. Her brother, John, was all ready there with his second wife, Margaret Dickson UNDERWOOD. A Jonathan BURRIS is listed on the same page as John UNDERWOOD in Shelby Co, KY 1820 or 1830...most likely 1830 as J. UNDERWOOD was b. abt. 1805. A Jonathan BURRIS was to care for the two sons of John UNDERWOOD, beginning in 1842...evidently, the boys' mother (Mary *Ann*) died in 1842 ( per tombstone) in Hancock Co IN. My g-grandmother mar. widower John in 1847. John UNDERWOOD d. Dec.1858. I have a document which shows that he and my g-grandmother donated one acre of land for a church, United Brethren in Christ, Union Chapel, to be built; this document is dated 7 Jan.1858. Mary Jane then mar. Frederick HENDRICKS, in 1859. They are my g-grandparents. Almost forgot, John UNDERWOOD'S land patent shows he was living in Harrison Co KY when he purchased his land in Hancock Co IN, 20 March, 1837. He and first wife, Mary *Ann*, sold to Adam POCK of Harrison Co KY, 40 acres 6 Nov. 1837. John had originally purchased 160 acres. I am wondering whether the cash for the acreage was part of his wife's inheritance from a John or James ADAMS, who may have been her grandfather. Hope someone/anyone who reads this may be a descendant of the above persons. Mary Ann Underwood SMITH removed to Rice Co., KS, in 1872. Hope you got through the hurricane without a problem Virgene in northwest Indiana My Underwoods begin with Thomas the immigrant who first went to Virginia and then to Maryland where he died but left descendants in Md. Pa. NC VA and points beyond. I didn't carry the generations through all of the counties or up to the current generations.

Here are a couple of resources you may want to try. Virginia Brown www.genealogybuff.com has over 300 places to lookup your surnames and a lot of other information etips.dummies.com> To: <bvirginia76@earthlink.net> Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 12:05 AM Subject: Internet: Native American Genealogy Resources > ******************************************************* > DUMMIES eTIPS: Internet > http://etips.dummies.com > > ******************************************************* > > TODAY'S eTIP(TM): Native American Genealogy Resources > > Genealogists would have a much easier time researching Native > American roots if some sites were dedicated to the genealogical > research of specific tribes. If your ancestor's tribe passed > through the state of Oklahoma, you may be in luck. Volunteers > with the Oklahoma USGenWeb project developed the Twin Territories > site [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~itgenweb/index.htm ]. This site > contains a list of links to tribal genealogical pages, including > the following (and many more): > > * Cherokee Nation Indian Territory > [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~itcherok/ ] > > * Cheyenne-Arapaho Lands Indian Territory > [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~itcheyen/ ] > > * Choctaw Nation [ http://www.rootsweb.com/~itchocta/ ] > > * Seminole Nation in Indian Territory > [ http://www.seminolenation-indianterritory.org/ ] ----- Original Message ----- From: <VandA121@aol.com> To: <KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 19, 2004 11:05 AM Subject: [KENTUCKIANA-L] Indian tribes locations - question > I don't know whether this is the correct "List" for asking this question, but > if not, perhaps someone will direct me where I may post my query. > My granddaughter who is finally interested in her heritage had a > great-grandfather who was a full blood Indian who was granted government land and lived in > Boyle county Kentucky...Danville, I *think*. We would like to know which > tribe or tribes (or whatever the proper name) were given land grants in that > particular area. I found some of her ancestors on the census and they were > listed variously as mulatto, white, black. She apparently is tri-racial (she is > beautiful). Our family is white. > Thanks for any information anyone may provide. > Virgene in northwest Indiana > > > ==== KENTUCKIANA Mailing List ==== > Welcome to the KENTUCKIANA mail list - > new subscribers should check the mail list archives at: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=kentuckiana > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

Hello list, I am trying to locate information on g-g-g-g-grandparents - both who are said to have been born in Kentucky. I don't have a lot of information, but if this rings a bell with anyone, I would love to hear from you! I've really been hitting brick walls. :) Moses GRAY b.abt 1796 Kentucky; married 3 Nov 1814 Sarah ROBINSON in Jefferson Co, Indiana. Sarah ROBINSON is said to have been born in Kentucky also. Moses and Sarah lived in Lexington, Indiana and Keokuk, Iowa; Moses was a lawyer. He married (2) Mary Ann (?) Moses and Sarah had the following children: 1. Leroy Perry b.9 May 1819 Indiana; m. Harriet HALL 2. Martha b.29 Dec 1829 Lexington, Scott Co, Indiana; m. Edward DIETZ 3. William b.abt 1834 (twin) 4. Catherine b.abt 1834 (twin) 5. Henry R. 6. Robert N. 7. James 8. John 9. thomas 10.Lucinda ..any help finding information on parents, siblings, ancestors of Moses GRAY and Sarah ROBINSON would be greatly appreciated!!!! Thanks, ..Marcy Redmond, Oregon

The choice of race on the census was left to chance, mainly the census taker's opinion, not necessarily the proper choice. Often, Native Americans were listed as mulatto on the census record, to distinguish them from white. The circumstances of the the grant would be of interest to me, as this sounds very unusual for the government to grant land to Native Americans in VA or KY. Please keep us posted with your findings. Jl -----Original Message----- From: Sabromav@aol.com [mailto:Sabromav@aol.com] Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 5:50 AM To: KENTUCKIANA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KENTUCKIANA-L] Indian tribes locations - question A little more information might be helpful here--For instance: What date (approximate) was he granted the land? Or-- generally speaking--- when did he live in that area? Sherri In a message dated 9/19/2004 11:06:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, VandA121@aol.com writes: I don't know whether this is the correct "List" for asking this question, but if not, perhaps someone will direct me where I may post my query. My granddaughter who is finally interested in her heritage had a great-grandfather who was a full blood Indian who was granted government land and lived in Boyle county Kentucky...Danville, I *think*. We would like to know which tribe or tribes (or whatever the proper name) were given land grants in that particular area. I found some of her ancestors on the census and they were listed variously as mulatto, white, black. She apparently is tri-racial (she is beautiful). Our family is white. Thanks for any information anyone may provide. Virgene in northwest Indiana

A little more information might be helpful here--For instance: What date (approximate) was he granted the land? Or-- generally speaking--- when did he live in that area? Sherri In a message dated 9/19/2004 11:06:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, VandA121@aol.com writes: I don't know whether this is the correct "List" for asking this question, but if not, perhaps someone will direct me where I may post my query. My granddaughter who is finally interested in her heritage had a great-grandfather who was a full blood Indian who was granted government land and lived in Boyle county Kentucky...Danville, I *think*. We would like to know which tribe or tribes (or whatever the proper name) were given land grants in that particular area. I found some of her ancestors on the census and they were listed variously as mulatto, white, black. She apparently is tri-racial (she is beautiful). Our family is white. Thanks for any information anyone may provide. Virgene in northwest Indiana

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I don't know whether this is the correct "List" for asking this question, but if not, perhaps someone will direct me where I may post my query. My granddaughter who is finally interested in her heritage had a great-grandfather who was a full blood Indian who was granted government land and lived in Boyle county Kentucky...Danville, I *think*. We would like to know which tribe or tribes (or whatever the proper name) were given land grants in that particular area. I found some of her ancestors on the census and they were listed variously as mulatto, white, black. She apparently is tri-racial (she is beautiful). Our family is white. Thanks for any information anyone may provide. Virgene in northwest Indiana

All, Eastern Kentucky has lost one it's beloved family historians in William "Bill" Vockery of Richmond. He and his wife, Kathy, are probably best known for the two (2) volume Madison County Cemetery books, among many others that they researched and published. These books were invaluable to many family researchers. Bill died yesterday of cancer (Fri., 17 Sep 04). May God rest his soul. You may see a picture of Bill with my father, Wm. H. Park II and myself, Wm. D. Park, during our visit to the Vockery Home on Wed., 9 June 1999 and the following tribute at my page in the "photo section" using the following link: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/a/r/William-D-Park/ God Bless you, Bill. You’re tireless efforts in researching and publishing family history, including vital statistics on many family lines in Madison County, Kentucky, in particular, have enriched the lives of countless descendants who are now more complete—having been rooted by their discoveries of ancestors who have gone before them. We remember and pay tribute to you today and we want to say that we love you and your family. You are apart of all of us who claim to be Eastern Kentuckians—either by blood, spirit, or both. WILLIAM L. VOCKERY “A Wonderful Christian and Kentuckian” He Embraced His Family, Friends and Our Ancestors In His Love RICHMOND - William L. Vockery, died Fri., Sept. 17, 2004 from cancer. Bill was born in Partridge, KY, the son of the late William and Lola Faye (Jenkins) Vockery. He was preceded in death by one sister, Betty Jo Mills, of Pineville. A 1953 graduate of Alamo Heights HS, in San Antonio, TX, Bill took a Regular Army Commission when graduating from EKU in 1957. Having served 27 years in the US Army, of which 2 and one half years were in Vietnam, Bill retired from service in 1980 as a Colonel, pursued his teaching certification, and began his second career teaching in the Richmond City Schools for 8 years. He served as counselor at Garrard Middle School for three years before retiring a 2nd time. Bill also taught at EKU's Dept. of Curriculum for a number of years. He was an active member of the First United Methodist Church in Richmond, as well as the Habitat for Humanity board of directors. He is survived by Kathy, his loving wife of 46 years, and three children; Brenda Jones, Brentwood, MD, William of St. Joseph, MO, and Mark, of Ashland, KY. There are nine grandchildren. Visitation will be from 5-9 pm Sat. Sept. 19, at Oldham, Roberts & Powell Funeral Home. Services will be 3 pm Sun. at the First United Methodist Church, Richmond, with Rev. Gene Strange, Rev. George Strunk, and Rev. Tom Harding officiating. Committal service and burial will be 11 am Mon. at the Lancaster Cemetery by Rev. Gene Strange. Pallbearers are Bob Bachmann, Guy Patrick, Amos Stone, Phil Sharp, Larry Disney, Bill Grise, Kelly Upchurch, Jerry Young and Dave Woolverton. Members of the AGAPE Sunday school class will serve as honorary bearers. Contributions are suggested to the Habitat for Humanity (Madison or Garrard County), American Cancer Society, or the Sharing Ministry at the First United Methodist Church. Guestbook at Legacy.com With Respect & Admiration, Doug Park Hurricane, WV

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We all share the sadness of those families of those who died in Sep 11. Condolences to Col Boone's family from your KY family. Alicia , USN, ret. in FL. -----