Dear Listers, I have updated my family website. I have been able to add new surnames and more exact dates. Please stop by and visit. sign the guest book and say hello and/or contact me if you find a name that goes to your tree. I am happy to share information and answer any questions you may have as far as who belongs to whom. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~menard/mcenerny/index.htm Merry Christmas Anne Marie

Did anyone else have a problem accessing the NC marriage bonds 1741-1868. I'm a temporary member during the free access period. It says I'm sending an invalid ID, even though I had just used Ancestory using the same ID. ??? Thanks, Sherry -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, December 17, 2000 2:59 AM Subject: KENTUCKY-D Digest V00 #272

Might want to check out this site as long as it is free until Dec 21. Jan <<A HREF="http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/security/security.asp?srvr=search&ti=0&se=sse.dll&query=armstrong&submit=Search&DatabaseID=4802&Title=North+Carolina+Marriage+Bonds%2C+1741-1868&DatabaseName=ncmarr1741&SearchEngine=sse.dll&Server=search&Type=P"> <Ancestry.com - North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868</A> http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/security/security.asp?srvr=search&ti=0&seP

Hi Am searching for anyone who is also researching the Tracy/Tracey family who were in Barren County/Allen Co. from @ 1804-1818. Their Mom called them: Michael, John, James, Timothy, Isaac Colson, Durham, Nephthali, etc. If anything sounds familiar, please contact us. Blessings, Judy in OK

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I'm looking for Any connections to the SKINNER family listed below....Believe that Clark my be Clark Jr. as I have found a Clark Jr. listed on the Estill Co.KY tax records for 1825....I have proof of them living in Rockcastle & Garrard Co.'s KY and Greene Co.IN. and Owen Co.IN....all information is welcome and I have info to share as well. 1 Clark Skinner 1794 - 1856 .... +Susanna Lucindia ca1820 - .... 2 Peyton S. Skinner 1831 - 1871 .... 2 William Skinner 1833 - ........ +Arabell .... 2 Elizabeth J. Skinner 1835 - ........ +Thomas M. Walker 1834 - .... 2 Mary Skinner 1838 - ........ +David Brock .... *2nd Husband of Mary Skinner: ........ +William J. Bland 1838 - .... 2 Sarah Skinner 1839 - .... 2 James H. Skinner 1843 - 1875 ........ +Eliza Goodwin 1837 - .... 2 John Riley Skinner 1844 - 1912 ........ +Rachel Matilda Crockett 1846 - .... *2nd Wife of John Riley Skinner: ........ +Sarah E. Wilson Robinson 1842 - .... 2 David J. Skinner 1848 - 1921 ........ +Hamey Loruh Livingston 1853 - 1932 .... 2 Malissa F. Skinner 1851 - (Melvina) Thanks so much, N.J.Skinner White [email protected]

My John Carter Jr,born 1-2-1813, has been my BRICK WALL for about 30 years... He married somewhere in Ky, or Indiana about 1828-1830, an Eliza NUTTERFIELD/NUTTERFEE or PITTMAN... He had a Brother JOB/JOB who was deaf... Have been looking for his father for 30+ years...He was my gg grandfather. Any help would be appreciated...Eliza, I believe, was born in Shelby Ky,daughter of George and Nancy McWilliams NUTTERFIELD. Family legend has it that he was from Davies County... Indiana or Ky, I do not know... Any help appreciated... Dick Carter [email protected]

There are researchers in East Tennessee who are seeking descendents of James Dinwiddie and Isabella Galbraith...one of their children was Mary Dinwiddie (Mrs. Thomas Carson) who settled in Butler County, KY in the early 1800's. Is there anyone on this list who has them in their database? Joyce Gaston Reece, Rootsweb Listminder for South East Tennessee; North East Tennessee; Hembree; Galbraith; Knuckles; Raper & Meigs Co., Tennessee

Looking for any connection to James McGowen/McGowin etc....b. ca1803 IN {most likely} m. Mary Ann Unknown .....They had I believe 7 children, only I can only find the names of 3....Daniel b. 1832Franklin Co. KY, Edna Ann b. 1841 Hendricks Co.IN, Susanna b. ?.....his second wife was Rhonda Golander....m. 1848 Hendricks Co.IN....they had 5 children....James b. 1850, Mary E. b. 1852, Josephine b. 1854, Benjamin b. 1857 and McCrager {Cager} Goins b. 1858/59.....This family lived in Franklin Co.KY and Hendricks Co. & Boone Co.IN.....believe that James might have died in Louieville KY?......they seemed to move back and forth between IN and KY alot. If anyone has any connections to any of this line, please let me hear from you. Thanks so much, N.J.Skinner White in "Snowy" MI.

Hello List, We would like to invite you to visit our newly designed Genealogy Home of Dennis and Lisa Stein at: http://www.chesapeake.net/~dstein/usr/home/dstein/public_html/genealogy.htm Have A Great Evening! Dennis W. Stein [email protected] Visit The Genealogy Home of Dennis and Lisa Stein at: http://www.chesapeake.net/~dstein/usr/home/dstein/public_html/genealogy.htm Listing the following SURNAMES: ABBOTT, BEAN, BYERLY, COMBS, CURTIS, DANIELS, DELILAH, DEMENT, DUNN, EFFINGER, ELLIS, FREEMAN, GILLARD, GOULD, HAMMOND, HICKS, HOLLENBECK, LORD, LUX, MCMACPEAK, MERIDAY, NORRIS, PILKERTON, REDMAN, STEIN, STROUD, WALLACE, and more. Visit the "Genealogical Standards and Guidelines" recommended by the National Genealogical Society at:(http://www.ngsgenealogy.org/) Visit the Intersection Of Faith And Life at:(http://www.crosswalk.com/)

I am looking for info on Eugene Ferris Beards family. He was born in 1853 and married Josephine Logan Banta. They had several children, Ada E., Roy A., Sarah P., William B., Warren F., and Joseph H. (my great grandfather). He (Eugene) was a physician in Lexington, KY....I know he had a practice in 1913. I am basically looking for info on his parents, siblings etc....Also I am looking for info on Emmett Bassett McCormick he was also a physician and spent the better part of his life in Owensboro, KY. He had 3 children, Rodman, Sarah D. (my great grandma), and Emmett A... I am looking for info on his parents and siblings.....If anyone can help I would be very appreciative... Thanks so very much. Lynette J. [email protected]

Commonwealth of Kentucky State Board of Health BUREAU of Vital STATISTICS Certificate of death Clifty registration District No 600 Margaret Ann Vertress death certificate Place of Death County Grayson Vot. Big File No. 4372 Registered No. 3 INC. Town________ City____________ FULL NAME Margaret Vertrees 3. Sex Female 4. COLOR OR RACE White 5. Single marred Widowed or divorced (Write the Word) Married 6. Date of Birth 27 1857 7. age 65 yrs. 8 mos. 2 da 8. Occupation Housewife 9. Birthplace KY 10. Name of Father James Cook 11. Birthplace of Father England 12. name of mother Eliza Jackson 13. Birthplace of Mother North Carolina 14 the above is true to the best of my knowledge 15 J. T. Vertrees Address 2317 Omstead Ave Louisville KY 15 Filed Feb ? 1923 Lizzie Pearl 16. Date of Death Feb 2, 1923 17 I hereby certify that I attended deceased from Jan 26 1923 to Feb 2, 1923 and the death occurred on the date entered above at 10 A.M.. The cause of death was Lobar Pnenmanitis Duration 8 days. Contributory Influenza Duration 15 days Signed T. M. Ammno ? M. D. Feb 2, 1923 Big Clifty KY Place of burial, or removal Antioch Date 2/ 3, 1923 Undertaker Ben L. Rogers Clarkson KY.

Commonwealth of Kentucky State board of Health BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS File No. 222627 Registered No. 3611 1. County Jefferson Primary Registration District 2275 City Louisville 2. Full Name James A. (it really looks like an X, but it is swiped) Vertrees And I do know it is A. it's on his head stone, and in the census records, and also in the funeral book of Grandma's 3. SEX M 4. Color White 5. Single, married d widowed or divorced Widower 6. Date of BIRTH April 5th, 1855 (this is wrong it's the 15th) 7. Age 73 yrs 5 months 4 da 8. Occupation of DECEASED Carpenter 9. Birthplace Hardin Co., KY 10. Name of Father Thomas Vertrees 11. Birthplace KY 12. Maiden Name of Mother Elizabeth Keiper really (Kiper) 13. Birthplace of Mother KY 14. Informant J. T. Vertrees 2216 Date ST. 15. Filed Sep 10 1928 16. Date of Death Sept 9, 1928 17. I hereby Certify that I attended deceased from Aug 30, 1928 To Sept, 9, 1928, that I last saw him alive Sept 8, 1928 and the death occurred on the date stated above at 10.45 A. M. The cause of death Apoplexy Contributory (secondary) Odeud Kwnge? 18. Where was Disease Contracted did an operation precede death NO Date of ____Was there an autopsy No What Test confirmed Diagnosis? (signed C. J. Forsee Per. MD 19. 9/10/1928 address Francis Bld 20. Place of Burial or Removal Big Clifty Date of Burial 9-11-1928 21. Undertaker MC David Brd address City

I would like to find out the locations of the following Churches in Nelson Co.....if anyone would happen to know what town they might have been in or close to, would be very helpful........ Pidgeon Creek Baptist Church Tonoloways Baptist Church Methodist Episcopal Church Simpson Creek Baptist Church Cox'sCreek Baptist Church New Salem Baptist Church................Or if anyone know where I could contact the Baptist Church Archives in KY.....All info is welcome. Thanks so much, N.J.Skinner White in MI.

Hello Listers! I am seeking info about 2 circuit court judges from the ninth judicial district in Jefferson Co., KY. The first is George K. HOLBERT that served from 1928-1924. The second is J. Howard HOLBERT and he served from 1967-1979. Any info would be much appreciated. Thanks Sherry

On May 23, 1822, Elizabeth Nutterfee,born July 10, 1810, was married to Andrew Pittman, in Nelson Co Ky. At a later date, at an unknown location, she married John Carter Jr. Perhaps at Shenandoah,Va.,in 1842.or perhaps in Ky., or Indiana. According to my records, she was almost 12 years old when she married Andrew. Does anyone have any information on either the Pittman, or the John Carter Jr, at Shenandoah, Va.? She may have had at least 3 children,with Andrew, Nancy Jane,1829, Elizabeth Ann,1828, and possibly Matilda 1831. Any help appreciated. I am trying to batter down a brick wall. Thanks. Dick Carter [email protected]

Hello, if anyone can shed some light on this James Jones we sure would appreciate it. We are researching our Jones surname and have found a few connections in KY. We are looking for any information on a James Jones that came from Penn. and settled in Knox, Harlan areas of Kentucky. As the story is told they were three brothers, the other brother went out west. We are interested in any family who are also searching this line and would like to compare info. If you have a connection to this line we would like to hear from you. Descendants of James Jones 1 [2] Mr. James JONES b: Abt. 1805 in PENNSYLVANIA d: Aft. 1894 in Knox Co KY . +Ms. Sara E. HAMMONDS? m: Bef. 1858 in ? 2 Ms. Mary JONES b: 1858 2 [1] Mr. Abraham (Abe) JONES b: Bet. 1860 - 1863 in Kentucky d: July 15, 1939 in Kentucky .... +Ms. Eliza " Granny Riley" WARREN b: 1863 d: April 01, 1944 m: August 06, 1880 in Knox Co. Ky Father: William Clark Warren .. 3 Mr. James (Jim) JONES b: 1880 d: in Buried in Georgia , USA .. 3 Mr. Clark JONES b: Abt. 1882 .. 3 Ms. Jane JONES b: 1884 .. 3 Ms. Martha JONES b: February 16, 1890 in Knox Co. KY d: July 05, 1947 in Knox Co. KY ...... +Mr. Benjamin Robert "BR" MILLS b: April 23, 1884 in Knox Co. KY d: July 26, 1952 in St. Joseph Hospital Lexington KY m: October 22, 1905 in Clay Co Ky Father: James "Jim Ike" Mills Mother: Elizabeth "Bettie" Marlow *2nd Wife of [1] Abraham (Abe) Jones: .... +Ms. Sophia SMITH b: 1871 in Clay Co Kentucky d: 1941 m: May 16, 1896 2 Mr. James JONES b: 1862 d: 1973 in GA .. 3 Mr. Abraham JONES 2 Ms. Jane JONES b: 1867 2 Ms. Lydia JONES b: 1869 *2nd Wife of [2] James Jones: . +Ms. Elizabeth EVERSOLE b: Abt. 1843 m: November 04, 1874 in Knox Co Ky Father: John Eversole Mother: Mary Herd 2 Mr. Jason JONES b: Abt. 1874 2 Mr. Mashaac JONES b: Abt. 1877 2 Ms. Isabelle JONES b: 1880 Happy HOlidays.

Am hoping that someone on this list will recognize this individual. However, the subject line is almost all I know about her. I don't have a clue as to her parents' names. What I do know is that this Martha Phillips, b. 1798 somewhere in KY, married John Payne HARPER on 12 March 1813 in Madison Co. AL, and I am presuming that she died in Jackson Co. AL before 1863(but that last is only an educated guess on my part). If anyone has worked on Phillips families in KY c. 1800 and before, I would like to hear from you and perhaps make some progress in locating Martha PHILLIPS' parents. Regards to all, -- Larry D. Hamilton Coats P.O. Box 823 Aspermont, TX 79502

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As a lot of you know, I am searching for the family of my gggrandfather, Leonard Sanford Brown. This is all I truly want for Christmas, so I am going to go into detail to see if I can find anyone who knows who his parents are. I do have some new information to post. Leonard was born in 1837 KY and died 1929 IN. He was married to Polly Ann Rippy, dau of John and Elizabeth Robinson Rippy from Sumner Co. Tenn. The Rippy's moved to Clark Co. IN just prior to Polly Ann's birth in 1841. In the 1860 Wood Twp Clark Co. IN census there is: Family 76 Brown Nancy 58 NC Brown James 30 IN Family 77 Brown Henry 25 TN Brown Nancy (RIPPY) 30 TN Brown Abigail A. 5 IN Brown Isaac 1 IN Family 79 Rippy John 60 NC Rippy Elizabeth 50 TN Rippy Eliza 19 IN Rippy Mary Ann 17 IN Rippy Suqure J. 15 IN male Family 80 Brown John 25 KY Brown Maria(Rippy) 23 IN Brown Leonard 21 KY Mahnron (Mahuron?) James W. 15 IN Strowd William R. 14 IN 1850 Federal Census Clark Co. IN Wood Twp. Rippy John 50 Farmer NC Rippy Elizabeth 47 TN Rippy Nancy 23 IN Rippy Rosi A. 21 IN Rippy Malinda 16 IN Rippy Maria 14 IN Rippy Harriet S. 15 IN Rippy Eliza 10 IN Rippy Polly Ann 8 IN Rippy John 5 IN About 3 doors down Brown Isaac farmer NC Brown Nancy 45 NC Brown Jas 21 IN male Brown Jiney 19 IN female Brown Henry 17 IN Brown Elizabeth 13 IN I would imagine Henry Brown son of Isaac is Nancy's husband, but I can't help wondering if there is more to it. Leonard m. to Polly Rippy and his brother John married to Maria Rippy, her sister. John Brown m. Maria fought and died in the Civil War. They had two children, twins, Henry and Elizabeth. In 1867 Maria was remarried to David H. Goss of Clark Co. She and David Goss are buried in Washington Co. IN just across the line from Clark Co. IN. Leonard also fought in the Civil War and he and Polly are buried in Walnut Hill, Wood Twp, Clark Co. IN where they raised their family. In the 1880 Wood Twp, Clark Co. IN census, Family 72 Brown Lenord? 42 cooper b. KY parents born KY Brown Polly A. 37 wife Brown John S. 16 son IN Brown Mariah E. 14 dau IN Brown Nancy A. 11 dau IN Brown Abigill 9 dau IN my ggrandmother Brown Millburn 8 son IN Brown Lafayette 4 son IN Brown Liza E. 4 mos dau Family 73 Brown Henry G. IN 46 huckster Brown Nancy 52 wife TN Brown Polly A. 17 dau IN single Brown Isaac 21 son married Brown Nancy J. 19 dau-in-law married Brown Millburn 23 servant single Brown Rettie 9 niece IN As you can see, so many of the names are the same, it leads me to believe that the children were named after aunts and uncles. I appreciate anyone who has taken the time to read this and I hope you can help me or keep this for future reference. I am sorry so many of you have received this more than once. I just want to be sure everyone sees it. Thanks, Marcia