SKINNER: Searching for Parents & desc.'s of Clark SKINNER b. 1794 KY d. 1856 Greene .Co.IN m. Lucinda "Susanna" unknown(she could possibly be a BROCK) b. 1812 KY d. ca1887 Greene Co.IN......most of the Skinner children settled in Owen Co., Greene, Sullivan and Knox Co's. in IN. after the family migrated from Garrard Co.KY to Greene Co.IN ca 1851. I desc. from his son David  J.b. 1848 Garrard Co.KY m. Hamey Loruh LIVINGSTON b. 1854 Greene Co.IN.        Clark and Susanna had 9 children:  Peyton S., William, Elizabeth Jane, Mary, Sarilda "Sarah" Ann, James H., John Riley, David J., and Melvina F. Timeline for Clark SKINNER: 1794...Born in KY [from 1850 census records] 1812...?War of 1812-"a Clark Skinner" was listed in the Bk Ky Soldiers of the War of 1812 in Dudleys Regiment.? not sure this is him or another one? 1825...?A Clark Skinner Sr. and Jr. are listed in the Estill Co. KY Tax List? 1831...KY Land Warrant-Crooked Creek-50 Acres-Rockcastle Co.KY 1833...KY Land Warrant-Dry Fork Valley-50 Acres-Rockcastle Co.KY 1850...Census for Garrard Co.KY 1851...Migrated to Greene Co.IN, Beech Creek Twp. 1856...31 Oct 1856-death in Greene Co.IN [from son Peyton's Civil War Records] Might have ties to VA as well as KY?? Thanks so much, N.J.Skinner White : vwhite0901@aol.com My Family Tree Page &  My Family and more "Remember the days of old; consider the generations long past." (Deuteronomy 32:7a)

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The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa Thursday, February 22, 1906 After months of suffering from asthmatic, heart and dropsical trouble, JOSEPH D. YOUTSEY died at his home in Russell at 11:30 p.m. Sunday, February 18, 1906. The funeral services were held in the Christian Church at that place, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, many paying their respects to the departed by their presence. MR. YOUTSEY was one of the pioneer residents of Lucas County and settled in Lincoln Township in 1854, continuing to reside on the farm until a few years since when the family secured residence property and moved to Russell, his wife later meeting with an accident which caused her death. Since that time he and two daughters have resided together. A few weeks since, the writer called at his home and in speaking of his family and personal career, he mentioned that he was the only surviving member of a family of twelve children and that his birthplace was at Frankfort, Kentucky, he first beholding the light of day on June 3, 1822. Following the pioneer course of the times the family drifted to Indiana where later, on June 8, 1846, he was joined in wedlock to MISS DEBORAH COVERT. In 1854 they together came to Iowa and theirs is but the history of many other pioneer families who braved the western wilds in search of homes and pecuniary independence. MR. YOUTSEY leaves four surviving children: MRS. CAROLINE MCCLINTOCK of Council Grove, Kansas, who was immediately apprised of her father's death; MRS. FLORA DOANE; MRS. SARAH YOUTSEY and son, FRANK, the latter three being with him at the fatal hour. No eulogy of his character is necessary; his life was an open book and he aimed to do as he wanted to be done by. He was dilligent in his business affairs, just to all men alike and leaves an honorable name behind which is more to be admired than marble shafts or gilded epitaphs. He provided for the present and builded for the future and was an enrolled member of the Christian Church. He believed in that standard of righteousness which conforms its theory to the practical and as he neared the end of his long journey his physical pain was sweetened with the belief that all would be well in the Great Beyond. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert September 28, 2004 iggy29@rnetinc.net http://www.rootsweb.com/~ialucas/Main.htm posted at this site with Nancee's permission.

Can someone please tell me where Doctor and Midwife records can be found? Thanks, Charlotte Miller http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~charlotteamiller/index.html http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FamilyandMore

While doing research on my Clark SKINNER b. 1794 KY d. 31 Oct 1856 Greene Co.IN ,I came across information that says: The Roll of Capt. Dudley Farris Company of the Kentucky Militia Detached, commamded by Liet.Col. Wm. Dudley, page 12 of 29 {Ancestry.com}, from Kentucky Soldiers of the War of 1812, includes a Clark Skinner. [Roll of Field and Staff, Keir's Infantry, Dudley's Regiment] He was a private, whose date of muster was March 11 1813,and was "engaged" until Sept. 11, 1813. I'm interested in finding out if this could be the Clark SKINNER above, my ancestor, or possibly the Clark SKINNER [of Estill Co.KY] b.25 May 1779 NJ d.1 Feb 1858 Randolph Co.MO. It would seem likely that it is probably the latter, since there was bounty land given to these soldiers, that land being in IL, AR and MO, which is where [MO] his family all migrated to. If anyone has the answer to this question, I would like to hear from you. thanks, N.J.Skinner White : vwhite0901@aol.com My Family Tree Page &  My Family and more "Remember the days of old; consider the generations long past." (Deuteronomy 32:7a)

OK off searching SCOTT again. I found at library extracted data from newspapers 1800-1820. With a Robert SCott who was going to Natchez and found a slave to be sent back to his father John at Jassamine Co KY. 1808 .. NOW I have a JOHN SCOTT B 1818 and father was Robert Scott. IS this Robert Scott whom had a father named JOHN his my JOhn b 1818 father. Since he was in county next door at birth or shortly after. SusiCP Family Historian It's the Indian in me.....:>)

Hi, Is anyone researching Lantz's? If you are, we would enjoy hearing from you. Sylvia (& Fred) Lantz

Could someone do a search for me for the marriage of Philo Birdsey and Kate J around 1850? She was born in Kentucky but was supposed to be a doctor in Ohio. She was born around 1821. Thanks

I am looking for the deaths of B.F. and Nancy Hardin or any other info on them B.F. aka Benjamin F. Hardin b. abt 1819 in KY married Nancy ??? b. abt 1822 in kY They were in Henry County KY in 1850 & 1860 census, 1870 in Mogan county IN, 1880 Knox County IN, and after that I cannot find them again. I have looked in alot of IN death & cemetary records & can find nothing. I was thinking they may have returned to Kentucky before they died. Some of their children were: James A. b. abt.1842 Samuel P. b. abt. 1851 George A. b. abt. 1853 Rebecca b. abt 1855 Elizabeth b. abt. 1858 Mary b. abt. 1860 Joseph b. abt. 1864 All were born in KY Thanks Christine

from my cuz....she didnt send dates, I am thinking around 1830s-1860s or so.....if any of this sounds familiar, would appreciate any leads or lookup. I searched ancestry for marriages for him to her and found none...thanks, NS Lucinda Cull of Owen County, Kentucky married a Johnathan A. Smith in Owen Co. These are my great great grandparents, we know that she was left a widow at 26 with 4 small children. We have who her parents are, but nothing on him. Johanthan according to my grandmother died in a mill accident in Kentucky...there is another Lucinda Cull she is from another county, Henry I think, not ours. Lucinda (ours) died in Waco, Texas.

Does anyone know if there were areas in Kentucky that were populated mostly by German people. These areas would be considered as colonies or settlements. Someone on this list mentioned Brunner Town? Any families with German names living in Ky about 1830-1880? My grandmother was Anna Vass.That is a German name. She was born in Hart county,Ky. in 1864. She spoke German and English. Anna was also part American Indian. Anna went to Chicago,Il. Met John Hardin,He was from Texas. They married.Moved to Ca.,near San Francisco. A city named Alameda. It had a big group of German people living in it in the early 1900's. John also spoke German as well as English. I have learned that people didn't go to some new place to live with- out someone they knew going there first. Dianne Hardin in Ca. near San Francisco

Nancy, Thanks a million for the help. Let me see if I can put some of what you found in perspective for you. I can't recall anything specific about some of the names. Peter H., Isaac, James, and John Matthews (not MY John) were brothers, descended from a Victor Matthews who immigrated to the new world (if I remember correctly) in the early 1700s. Other researchers have eliminated all of them as possible fathers for my John except James. I haven't totally given up on any of them, however. Ebenezer Alexander Sr. was Mary Ann (wife of my John) McKinney's grandfather. Ebenezer Jr., William P. (for Patton), and Joseph Alexander were Mary Ann McKinney's uncles. Now, for a little extra, just in case you run across any of these names. Because of close birth dates and places, similarly named children, and similar migration patterns, I suspect Greenbury (Greenberry?) to be my John's brother, and Rebecca Matthews to be their sister. All had sons named John and Isaac. Greenbury and Rebecca also had sons named James. Sound familiar? After my John's death, Rebecca (Married to Ebenezer Alexander Robertson) and Greenbury migrated to the same area of Illinios (and are buried in the same graveyard). Mary Ann McKinney-Matthews remarried several times (Gladhill, Babbs, Coleman, Wade) but also ended up in Illinois. I don't know where she died or is buried. I would appreciate if you'd keep me in mind if you run across any of these people. Again, thanks a million for your help! Don't hesitate to let me know if there is anything I can do to repay you in kind. Scott Matthews dsmatt@sheltonbbs.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy T R I C E" <nt@vci.net> To: "'David Scott Matthews I'" <dsmatt@sheltonbbs.com> Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 2:20 AM Subject: RE: [KY] Ky Obit Lookup > Hi Scott... afraid there are no obits for 1846. The > earliest papers extant for Hopkins Co is the 1890s. > > I've checked all of the published cemetery books for you... > > ODD FELLOWS, Madisonville, Hopkins Co, Ky > > Matthews, Martha, wife of Dan Matthews, 1817-1867 > > I know this is not a name you gave me but with a birth of > 1817 I thought it might give you a clue to help with > researching his ancestry... possibly Dan could be a sibling > of John? > > =========================== > > From Gordons History of Hopkins Co > pg 48 > In the 2nd year of the county [1808] there is a deed for an > Isaac Matthews. > > pg 54 > Horatio Pidcock died about 1829, survived by his children > Rebecca [wife of Peter H Matthews], Amos B, William, Liner, > Rosanna, Letty [wife of Nimrod Shoemate], Baker, and Ira B > Pidcock. > > pg 137 > The Cabinet and Carpenter shop of Alfred Hewlet and Peter > Matthews, was at the intersection of Aaron's Alley, with a > sunken area or pond in the rear, extending across Sugg > Street. [Aaron's Alley is probably the alley behind the > library. nt] > > pg 184 > Mention of a Jesse Matthews who was probably charged with > public drunkenness in 1814 or 1815 and Peter Matthews > apparently assaulted Joseph Saffron sometime around > 1813-1815 [exact date not given]. > > pg 185 > A John Matthews was cited for contempt of court for > disregarding a sheriff's summons to serve on Jury. He was > also fined 50 cents "for leaving the jury without leave of > court". [Date wasn't given but Gordon was discussing the > early times of the county. nt] > > pg 187 > Gordon is discussing early prosecutions. "His intimacy with > Mrs Isaac Matthews cost Johnston Gully five pounds." > > pg 195 > Gordon discussing The Militia at New Orleans -- Captain > McLean's Company, 5th Regiment, included a Corporal Moses > Matthews and a Jacob Matthews. [Both might or might not > have been from Hopkins Co but there were several in the > company from Hopkins. nt] > > pg 205 > No date given, but again, Gordon discussing the early > days... "Peter H Matthews was surveyor for the streets of > Madisonville." > > ======================= > > Deed Book II, 1816-1817 > > 27 Apr 1817 John Matthews was witness to deed Ann Sims to > Joseph Alexander [pg 102] > > 24 Nov 1817 Ebenezer Alexander to William Bartlette, both > of Hopkins Co, Ky. "Land lying in the State of Ky on the > South side of Clear Creek, being part of a tract of land > granted to Ann Sims, which she now lives on." John Matthews > was a witness. [pg 165] > > 8 Mar 1819. Ebenezer Alexander Jr to John Matthews, both of > Hopkins Co, Ky. $50, land lying on the South side of Clear > Creek. [pg 329] > > 7 Jan 1819. John Matthews was a wit to deed, George Brown > to Green Brown, land on the waters of Clear Creek. [pg 333] > > > 24 Feb 1819. Peter H Matthews and Margaret his wife, to > Stephen Rash. $140. A tract of land, 89 acres, on waters of > Flat Creek. Margaret relinquished her right of dower. [pg > 312] > > > 10 May 1817. Lemuel Harvey of Muhlenberg Co to Peter H > Matthews of Hopkins Co. $400, Land lying in Hopkins Co on > waters of Pond River. [pg 66] > > 12 Jan 1814. A Suit in Chancery. Children and heirs of John > Berry, Dec'd, to Peter H Matthews, $117, land containing 89 > acres in Hopkins Co. [pg 284] > > ========================== > > WILL BOOK 1 > > 15 Mar 1810. John Sims, Dec'd. Wife Ann Sims. Ex. John > Matthews. A witness was James Matthews. [pg 30] > > John Sims, Dec'd. Balance of Estate. Ex. John Matthews. [pg > 37] > > 10 Nov 1814. William Alexander, Dec'd. Ex. John Matthews. > [pg 175] > > 9 Oct 1816. William P Alexander, Dec'd. Invt & App. Ex. > John Matthews. [pg 232-233] > > Jul 1818. William P Alexander, Dec'd. Settlement of Acct. > Ex. John Matthews. [pg 283-284] > > > > ========================== > > WILL BOOK 2 > > 11 Nov 1820. Edward M Clark, Dec'd. Settlement of Acct. > John Matthews. [pg 8] > [Not stated but he is probably a witness] > > 8 Aug 1821. John J Clark, Dec'd Invt and Appl. John > Matthews an appraiser. [pg 30-31] > > 9 May 1822. Spill C Brown, Dec'd. Invt & Appl. John > Matthews an appraiser. [pg 54-56] > > 31 May 1824. James Bishop Sr, Dec'd. Invt & Appl. Sales to: > John Matthews. [pg 151-161] > > Jul 1825. Richard R Bailey, Dec'd. Inventory of Estate. > John Matthews. [pg 207-210] > > 17 Jan 1826. Mary Gill, Dec'd. Public sale. Sales to John > Matthews. [pg 247-248] > > 29 May 1827. Starling Sims, Dec'd. Will. Ex. John > Matthews. A Witness was Zachariah Matthews. [pg 281-283] > > 28 Aug 1827. Starling Sims, Dec'd. Invt & Appl. Ex. John > Matthews. [pg 286-287] > > Nov 1827. Benjamin Wickliffe, Dec'd. Settlement of Acct. > Acct with F H Matthews [pg 290-296] > > 23 Feb 1828. Temperance Cox, Dec'd. Settlement of Acct. > Cash pd to Peter H Matthews. [pg 301] > > May 1828. John Matthews, guardian to Patton, Milly S and Wm > Alexander, orphans of Wm P Alexander, dec'd. Guardian > Inventory. 115 acres on Deer Creek. [pg 308-309] > > 1 Nov 1828. Horation Pedcock, Dec'd. Bill of sale of his > estate. Sales to: Peter H Matthews. [pg 315-316] > > Oct 1829. John Matthews, guardian to Milly S, Patton and Wm > Alexander, orphans of Wm P Alexander. Guardian Acct. [pg > 336-338] > > ======================== > > MINUTE BOOK, Hopkins Co, Vol No 3, 1815-1818 > > July Term 1815 > > Commonwealth vs Joseph Clark in Bastardy Dept. Appraised > according to his recognisance and with Sam'l Whitesides and > John Matthews his securities. > > Last Will & Testament of Wm P Alexander, dec'd proven. John > Matthews, Ex. > > October Term 1815 > > Elias Smith appointed surveyor road... "to include Peter H > Matthews" > > =========================== > > Whew... that's everything I found for that time period. > Perhaps one of the wills or other court records will give > you some help. Sorry I couldn't help with obit or burial > info. > > nt > > > > > > > =========================== > > -----Original Message----- > From: David Scott Matthews I [mailto:dsmatt@sheltonbbs.com] > Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 9:59 PM > To: KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KY] Ky Obit Lookup > > Gosh, somehow I missed the offer to do lookups for KY obits. > May I impose upon you to do a lookup on my gggrandfather, > John Matthews? My research indicates he was probably born > between 1810-1816, probably in Hopkins County, KY and died > about February of 1846 in Hopkins County. He was married to > Mary Ann McKinney and they had (again - probably) six > children - Andrew Bone, Unknown, Marck Cole, John A., > Margaret E., and Isaac. He has really been a brick wall for > me. > > Thanks in advance. > > Scott Matthews > dsmatt@sheltonbbs.com > > > ==== KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== > The Registry -- NEW -- > http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/ > Help defeat spam > The easy way to keep your email address updated > > ============================== > 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 > > > >

Is there any mention of a Stiles or Styles with Daniel Boone? On Aug 23, 2004, at 4:05 AM, Nena Smothers wrote: > Anyone have any info on a Fort Boonsboro?? ..Hart..or GASS ?? any info > is appreciated, thanks, NS > > [fr my cuz] > according to my grandfather and letter , he states Fort Boonsboro for > Daniel--reading a old diary someone had posted,they mention, (this > involves quite a few of these and I put pieces > together) > # 1-- A indian attack took place in 1782 where folks in fort > witnessed the killing of a captain Hart within sight of fort > #2--found where corn fields are mentioned outside of fort in another > letter which I suppose is quite common > # 3---a Dr. HINDS was also at this Fort but can't locate years when he > was there? > > ----Now here are my thoughts??? > ---if Daniel GRASS 2 1/2 (and who knows on this?) and this date of > 1782 attack would put him born about 1779? [but records we found in PA > say 1776] > --this is about the time our HYNES came into this area---do you > suppose this might be where the > confusion comes in on our Dr. HINDS / Hynes. who might have been in > Fort Boonsboro at this time---a couple of things add up here and age > of Daniel has been a question > ---I do think that this is where our Dr. confusion might be on a Dr. > Hynes! > > more on Boonsboro diary and they also had a Indian seige late > 1778-early 1779 > ---a Mrs. Gass killed and three girls taken--never heard from > again--gave last names of girls but slipped my mind now cuz---all > three from same family-- > > > > ==== KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== > The Registry -- NEW -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/ > The easy way to keep your email address updated > > ============================== > You can manage your RootsWeb-Review subscription from > http://newsletters.rootsweb.com/ >

Anyone have any info on a Fort Boonsboro?? ..Hart..or GASS ?? any info is appreciated, thanks, NS [fr my cuz] according to my grandfather and letter , he states Fort Boonsboro for Daniel--reading a old diary someone had posted,they mention, (this involves quite a few of these and I put pieces together) # 1-- A indian attack took place in 1782 where folks in fort witnessed the killing of a captain Hart within sight of fort #2--found where corn fields are mentioned outside of fort in another letter which I suppose is quite common # 3---a Dr. HINDS was also at this Fort but can't locate years when he was there? ----Now here are my thoughts??? ---if Daniel GRASS 2 1/2 (and who knows on this?) and this date of 1782 attack would put him born about 1779? [but records we found in PA say 1776] --this is about the time our HYNES came into this area---do you suppose this might be where the confusion comes in on our Dr. HINDS / Hynes. who might have been in Fort Boonsboro at this time---a couple of things add up here and age of Daniel has been a question ---I do think that this is where our Dr. confusion might be on a Dr. Hynes! more on Boonsboro diary and they also had a Indian seige late 1778-early 1779 ---a Mrs. Gass killed and three girls taken--never heard from again--gave last names of girls but slipped my mind now cuz---all three from same family--

Gosh, somehow I missed the offer to do lookups for KY obits. May I impose upon you to do a lookup on my gggrandfather, John Matthews? My research indicates he was probably born between 1810-1816, probably in Hopkins County, KY and died about February of 1846 in Hopkins County. He was married to Mary Ann McKinney and they had (again - probably) six children - Andrew Bone, Unknown, Marck Cole, John A., Margaret E., and Isaac. He has really been a brick wall for me. Thanks in advance. Scott Matthews dsmatt@sheltonbbs.com

If it is not too late to ask, would you please see if there is one listed for Henry SMITH of Logan County. He died in 1840. Also, how about Mary (DICKINSON) BRIDGES WILLIAMS who dies in Logan County in 1818. MTIA, Leslie Bridges Kohler - - - - - - - - - > From: "Alan Jones at home" <alanjones10@cox.net> > Yes, I have that book.>Alan Jones>Mission Viejo, > California>alanjones10@cox.net > Kentucky Obituaries 1787-1854 by G Glenn Clift

I found on the 1870 census for Cloversport, Breckinridge co., Ky an Annie Fisher. Listed under occupation was factory worker. Wondering what type of factory it might be. I know nothing about Annie just curious about the type of factory.

Dear Rooters Recently joined this list but have been doing Ky research for 45 years. I sent this info about 4th of July but no response. Maybe poor timing. Would love to find Kentucky kin. My strong KY ancestors are the following: In Green Co: 1. William Barnett b. 15 May 1759 Lancaster,PA who fought in Rev. War in SC, died 5 May 1839 Green Co,KY His wife was Nancy Richeson/Richerson b. Jan 1774,, Caroline Co, Va, d. 31 Jan 1840 Green Co, Ky 2. Nancy Richeson was dau. of Thomas Richeson b. ca 1749 Caroline Co, Virginia(he being son of Joseph Richeson and wife Elizabeth(lst name unknown). Thomas's wife was Rebecca DeJarnett, dau of Joseph DeJarnat and Mary (Pemberton). both Thomas and wife Rebecca died in Green Co, KY 3. William Barnett's son was William Andrew Barnett and he was b 7 Mar 1800 Green Co, d. Davenport, Iowa 1868. His wife was Mary Cowherd b. 17 Apr 1794 in Green Co, d. 7 May 1839 in Green Co,KY 4. Mary Cowherd was dau. of James Cowherd and wife Anna Drucilla Young. James was born 16 Jan 1759 Culpeper Co, VA and d. 19 Aor 1841 Green Co. Wife Anna Drucilla Young b. 17 Jan. 1766 Caroline Co, VA d. 1840 Green Co,KY. It is said that James Cowherd and his brother Jonathan Cowherd came to Ky with Richeson brothers. 5. Jeremiah Crabb b. 1769 Prince George Co, MD d. 1840 Henry Co, Ky His wife was Eleanor Williamson Compton b 1774 Prince George Co, Md d. Henry Co 1851 Henry Co, KY 6. Zachariah Smith b ca 1740 in Germanna area of Va. d. 1816 Mercer Co, KY. His wife was Sarah Ann (last name unproven) 7. George G Green b. 1783 Virginia was in Ky by 1806 when he married in 1806 Mercer Co, Ky Mary Polly Smith, who was granddau. of Zachariah. Desperate to fine George's parents in Va. as all records say he was born in "Old Dominion" Does any one know more. I know he was in several counties before he settled in Hart Co where they died on their farm -he in 1844 and she in 1848-in Bear Wallow-Uno area. 8. Leonard Young was father of Anna Drucilla YOung wife of James Cowherd. He was born Culpeper or Caroline Co.Va. 1745. he died 1821 in Fayette Co,KY. His first wife and mother of Anna D. was Mary ann or Mollie Higgins b. 1744 Caroline CoVa. and died Fayette Co,KY 1813 Hope to hear from KY cousins if you know more or need to check as I have most of these lines several generation back except for the elusive George G Green. He has been my brick wall for 45 years. Sarah Browder in TX

Hi everyone! I am researching the Kerlin and O'Neil families. I know that the O'Neil family has connections to Kentucky and I am told that more specifically, it is Covington Kentucky. I was hoping that someone would be able to help me out and do a look up on some names that I have. My info is as follows: Annie O'Neil was born on February 6, 1863 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of Cornelius O'Neil and Maria Hannaberry (both were born in Ireland). Annie married Samuel L. Kerlin from Pennsylvania and died on March 30, 1938 in Pennsylvania. I was hoping to get a lookup in a death index for Cornelius O'Neil or Maria (Hannaberry) O'Neil. However I have no idea when they died. If possible, I would also appreciate a lookup in census records for the O'Neils. I only know of one of their children, that being Annie O'Neil. I know it is not much to go on, but I would greatly appreciate any help. I can reciprocate with Pennsylvania lookups if they are needed. Thanks!! Meaghan

I have recently started research for my Stanton/Staunton line. My grtgrtgrandfather was John Stanton b. abt. 1852 in IN, His 2nd marriage was to Elizabeth Hardin in 1883 Knox County IN. One of their children was my grtgrandmother Nannie Mae Stanton. I beleive John Stanton's father was a Moses Stanton b. abt. 1809 in KY. John Stantons mother was Lydia ??? b. in KY or IN. Moses Stanton's parents may have been Thomas and Polly Stanton as they were usually close neighboors on the census records & their ages add up. I have traced my Stanton's on census records. It looks like they came to IN from KY sometime before 1844. Possible KY counties were Casey, Pulaski, and Wayne. I would love to hear anything about these Stantons. On a few census records it was spelled as Staunton. Thank you Christine