Dear Rooters I haven't been on this list long but have been doing Ky research for 45 years. 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 unknown) 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

Has anyone ever heard of Martin's School House? It is somewhere in the Franklin KY area. My greatgrandparents and my grandparents were married there but I can't locate it. I hope someone can help. Thanks, Shirl Hite Sieli Littleton, CO

I am trying to find information on Noah HOOKER who was born to Sarah Simpson on May 1, 1921, in Bell County, Ky. There is a Sarah Honeycut who married Clinton HOOKER on April 10, 1922, in Bell County, Ky., and I am trying to determine if she is the same Sarah Simpson who was married previously to Sam Honeycut. Also I am trying to determine if Noah HOOKER is the son of Clinton and Sarah HONEYCUT HOOKER. Thank you, Charlotte Miller http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~charlotteamiller/index.html http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FamilyandMore http://www.geocities.com/charlotte7274/index.html Always remember to treat others as you would like to be treated!

Can anyone ID the family of Henry and William Hill ?? Central Ky. Militia list of 1786 http://home.netcom.com/~jog1/militia.html Capt. Andrew Steele's list is even harder to decipher. It is at 1MMp. 143, and I know it contains Thompson, Patterson, Singleton and Payne. If I can obtain a clearer film I will attempt a transcription. jog1@ix.netcom.com Central Ky. Militia list of 1786. [Cave, Noell, Berry, Hill] http://home.netcom.com/~jog1/militia.html A list of Capt. William Steele's Company Nov br 20th 1786 Source: Draper Manuscripts owned by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin: 1MM170 Wm Steele Capt George Blackburn Lieut Benj Haydon Ensign Joseph Duprey Sergt Leonard Young Sergt Ben Berry John Sample Rich d Thomas Michael Ryan James Haydon Cyrus W. Johnson Bartlet Searcy Ben Sample Wm Thomas Wm Wilson John Finney Rich d Price/Rice? Wm P. Sportman ? John Stucker Michael Tucker John Lyndsey George Moore James Duprey Joel Callen Nicholas Lafort (?) John Beck Charles Creel Joseph Moone ? Sam l Hinkham Charles Lacompt Robert Moffett Wm Williams John Mitchell Wm Haydon Larkin Ferguson James Finney Henry Hill ** Ruban Searcy Charles Moone/Moore ? Robt Moone/Moore ? Anthony Lyndsey Vichalle (?) Lyndsey Bartlet Fitzjerrall Ben Write Wm Hill ** Moses Cherry Ben Utterback John Major David Mitchell John Lony Daniel Willcox Daniel Traline Daniel James Edmond Searcy John Johnson Signed: Wm Steele Capt.

I m trying to find information about a Noah Hooker who was born on 5-1-1921 to Sarah Simpson in Bell County, Ky. I had him in our tree but no father for him. I am trying to find out if Sarah Simpson is Sarah Honeycut who married our Clinton Hooker on April 10, 1922, in Pineville, Bell County, Ky. I am also trying to find out if Sarah Simpson who married Sam Honeycut is the same Sarah Honeycut who married Clinton Hooker. Thanks, Charlotte Miller http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~charlotteamiller/index.html http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FamilyandMore http://www.geocities.com/charlotte7274/index.html Always remember to treat others as you would like to be treated!

Hello Kentucky Researchers: For those of you who have a deep interest in how, when and where your Surnames were formed I would like to direct you to 5 new pages we have recently added to our web site. Many researchers have for years believed that all ancestors with the same Surname were at some point related. That is simply not true. When you get back to proving your pre 1500s ancestors you will discover that there are in fact many Surnames that have passed through many families that have no relationship whatsoever. The 5 pages mentioned also contain information on many Forenames and their creation and some of these pages are large so relax and take your time. THE ORIGIN OF THE SURNAME PART 1 THE ORIGIN OF THE SURNAME PART 2 THE ORIGIN OF THE FORENAME FORENAMES OF WOMEN AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FORENAMES OF MEN AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE .......................................................................... There is much information here that should be of interest to all. Go to our web site at: http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/ Once there enter the link titled "ORIGIN OF SURNAMES & FORENAMES" this will take you to the index for the 5 pages. For those of you who are AOL members you may have trouble connecting to many pages that may come up with a message such as "Page Does Not Exist" and you can cure that by using your browser feature of Copy and Paste the URL to your browser and then enter from there. All pages contained within our web pages are free for viewing and study by all interested researchers. The very best to you all. Enjoy. Harold Oliver Director America's First Families

Hi Everyone! This is to announce my new Estes-Eastes Heritage web site that contain 6763 people divided into 1217 surnames. www.estes-eastes.com These pages represent the combined efforts of many people who have conscientiously recorded their family lines over the years. The purpose of this site is to consolidate these records into one place so that anyone may use them as a foundation for further personal research and expansion.. We begin with Nicholas Ewstas who was born in 1495 in Kent, England the oldest known person in our Estes/Eastes/etc line. The pages that follow are historic records of some his descendants. As we pass down through the generations we come to our progenitor, Abraham Estes, who migrated from England into the Colony of Virginia and was the father of 13 children. One of these was John Estes, Sr. father of Elisha Estes who migrated from Virginia to South Carolina then to Kentucky and Tennessee where he died in 1818. At the present, these records follow the descendants of Elisha as they move through Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana and beyond. This is just a beginning and that more records will be added in the future to include other descending lines from Abraham. Best Regards Roy Eastes USAF Retired See the "The Estes-Eastes Hertage pages @ www.estes-eastes.com ************************** If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything! - Mark Twain ********************** Remember the days of old, consider the years of many generations: ask thy father, and he will show thee; thy elders, and they will tell thee." Deuteronomy 32:7a

hI....I am re-subscribing to this list after an absence of several years, and I am astonished at how few messages are on it now...Last time I was here it was very very busy...Well things change I guess. I am searching for BENJAMIN OR HENRY CASSELL. Henry was b in Maryland in 1780, BENJAMIN was b in Virginia in the 1790's or so...They moved to Lexington Ky, and BENJAMIN had a daughter named DEBORAH CASSELL. In the early 1830's, both BENJAMIN and HENRY moved with their families by oxcart to Illinois, Morgan County, the town of Jacksonville where they settled and raised thier families. Ive been looking for their parents, siblings or other information now for over 10 years and any info that you might have would be very valuable to me..I hope some of this will ring a bell into your own families...Alfred H. CASSELL

PGHS ANNUAL WORKSHOP SCHEDULE AND SPEAKERS When and Where: Saturday, September 11, 2004, 9AM till Noon in Clinton High School Cafeteria. Theme: 60TH Anniversary of World War II Speakers: William J. (Bill) Wilcox, Jr. Retired Technical Director for Y-12 and K-25 B.A. Chemistry, Washington & Lee Univ., MS Industrial Management, UTK 60+-year resident of Oak Ridge. Joined the Manhattan Project in May 1943 and came to Y-12 in October, 1943. During the Project headed the Beta Chemistry production trouble-shooting lab. Worked Y-12 6 years, transfered to K-25. Worked at K-25 for 20 years managing R&D on gaseous diffusion and the development of the gas centrifuge process. (Tech. Asst. to Lab Division 6 years, Head Physics Dept. 12 years, Head Devel. Division 2 years.) 12 years as Technical Director for Union Carbide Nuclear Division in charge of the development and technical service organizations at K-25 and Y-12, until 1981; then 5 years as technical assistant to three successive Energy Systems Presidents until retiring in 1986. 6 years an independent Management Consultant specializing in strategic planning.. Member of the Rotary Club, O.R. Heritage & Preservation Assoc; Friends of K-25, past Board member of the Oak Ridge Hospital, Aid to Distressed Families of Anderson Co. (ADFAC), Citizens for National Security, a founder CORRE (Retirees Pension Group). Currently, and since its WWII founding, very involved in St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. Now very active in trying to preserve part of the K-25 plant as a future tourist attraction, and in promoting the history of Oak Ridge and the Manhattan Project. Author of a history (chronology) of the Y-12 Plant (AMSE Discovery Shop), and working on a history of the K-25 Plant. Speaking on Subject: "Oak Ridge’s Role in the Manhattan Project and Why It Succeeded!" Our Second Speaker is Alex Gabbard, Speaking on Subject: "Blood of the Roses" Freedom Book of the Month recipient. This subject will cover traveling in Germany while tracking genealogical roots and discovery of the tragic story of Hans and Sophie Scholl. Alex Gabbard is a 57 year old southern author and photographer living near Knoxville, TN. He is originally from Berea, KY where his early life rotated between this small college town with his father and a tobacco farm in the mountains of North Carolina with his mother, a career teacher. He learned about small town life and labor on the farm, a combination that fired his curiosity to learn and his interest in writing. His mother's artistic talents helped mold his appreciation for the arts while the realism of father's economic failure and early death shaped his future. Alex studied engineering and became a special weapons expert during the Viet Nam era, then returned to college afterwards. Nine more years of education and experience refined his professional interests. He was not arts bound. Instead, he became an atomic physicist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory where he works today. Ultimately his love of cameras and computers, traveling and writing brought Alex prominence among automotive writers for his skill at capturing fast cars on film and in print. Today, with hundreds of magazine features and fourteen books to his credit, two having received "Book of the Year" honors and Moto Awards granted by the International Automotive Journalism Assn., Alex keeps on writing and has set his goal to become a novelist as well as historian. His recently released Blood of the Roses received high international acclaim while being chosen as a "Freedom Book of the Month" selection awarded by the Freedom Network. Along the way, he received the International Automotive Media Association’s Silver Metal for automotive travel, the History Channel Medal, and the International Society of Poets, Poet of Merit Award. Alex's introduction to mass market publications came through his automotive books. His Return to Thunder Road, a history of moonshining in the Appalachians, has become a southern favorite. This non-fiction work recounts the moonshining era through the voices of those who lived it, an oral history, while also retracing the east Tennessee origins of Robert Mitchum’s movie, "Thunder Road", that debuted in Knoxville in 1958. With more auto books and novels in the works, along with a movie script that received Honorable Mention in competition, Alex manages somehow to keep up with the market, his own mail-order business related to his books, and a full time job. Additional accolades came his way when selected as an "Amazing Author", an Internet site featuring his work at jollyroger.com. FREE ADMISSION and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS Pellissippi Genealogical & Historial Web Page and email address below: pghs@worldnet.att.net pghs@att.net Contact: Mary Harris -865-457-6242 Don Raby, President

PGHS ANNUAL WORKSHOP SCHEDULE AND SPEAKERS When and Where: Saturday, September 11, 2004, 9AM till Noon in Clinton High School Cafeteria. Theme: 60TH Anniversary of World War II Speakers: William J. (Bill) Wilcox, Jr. Retired Technical Director for Y-12 and K-25 B.A. Chemistry, Washington & Lee Univ., MS Industrial Management, UTK 60+-year resident of Oak Ridge. Joined the Manhattan Project in May 1943 and came to Y-12 in October, 1943. During the Project headed the Beta Chemistry production trouble-shooting lab. Worked Y-12 6 years, transfered to K-25. Worked at K-25 for 20 years managing R&D on gaseous diffusion and the development of the gas centrifuge process. (Tech. Asst. to Lab Division 6 years, Head Physics Dept. 12 years, Head Devel. Division 2 years.) 12 years as Technical Director for Union Carbide Nuclear Division in charge of the development and technical service organizations at K-25 and Y-12, until 1981; then 5 years as technical assistant to three successive Energy Systems Presidents until retiring in 1986. 6 years an independent Management Consultant specializing in strategic planning.. Member of the Rotary Club, O.R. Heritage & Preservation Assoc; Friends of K-25, past Board member of the Oak Ridge Hospital, Aid to Distressed Families of Anderson Co. (ADFAC), Citizens for National Security, a founder CORRE (Retirees Pension Group). Currently, and since its WWII founding, very involved in St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. Now very active in trying to preserve part of the K-25 plant as a future tourist attraction, and in promoting the history of Oak Ridge and the Manhattan Project. Author of a history (chronology) of the Y-12 Plant (AMSE Discovery Shop), and working on a history of the K-25 Plant. Speaking on Subject: "Oak Ridge’s Role in the Manhattan Project and Why It Succeeded!" Our Second Speaker is Alex Gabbard, Speaking on Subject: "Blood of the Roses" Freedom Book of the Month recipient. This subject will cover traveling in Germany while tracking genealogical roots and discovery of the tragic story of Hans and Sophie Scholl. Alex Gabbard is a 57 year old southern author and photographer living near Knoxville, TN. He is originally from Berea, KY where his early life rotated between this small college town with his father and a tobacco farm in the mountains of North Carolina with his mother, a career teacher. He learned about small town life and labor on the farm, a combination that fired his curiosity to learn and his interest in writing. His mother's artistic talents helped mold his appreciation for the arts while the realism of father's economic failure and early death shaped his future. Alex studied engineering and became a special weapons expert during the Viet Nam era, then returned to college afterwards. Nine more years of education and experience refined his professional interests. He was not arts bound. Instead, he became an atomic physicist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory where he works today. Ultimately his love of cameras and computers, traveling and writing brought Alex prominence among automotive writers for his skill at capturing fast cars on film and in print. Today, with hundreds of magazine features and fourteen books to his credit, two having received "Book of the Year" honors and Moto Awards granted by the International Automotive Journalism Assn., Alex keeps on writing and has set his goal to become a novelist as well as historian. His recently released Blood of the Roses received high international acclaim while being chosen as a "Freedom Book of the Month" selection awarded by the Freedom Network. Along the way, he received the International Automotive Media Association’s Silver Metal for automotive travel, the History Channel Medal, and the International Society of Poets, Poet of Merit Award. Alex's introduction to mass market publications came through his automotive books. His Return to Thunder Road, a history of moonshining in the Appalachians, has become a southern favorite. This non-fiction work recounts the moonshining era through the voices of those who lived it, an oral history, while also retracing the east Tennessee origins of Robert Mitchum’s movie, "Thunder Road", that debuted in Knoxville in 1958. With more auto books and novels in the works, along with a movie script that received Honorable Mention in competition, Alex manages somehow to keep up with the market, his own mail-order business related to his books, and a full time job. Additional accolades came his way when selected as an "Amazing Author", an Internet site featuring his work at jollyroger.com. FREE ADMISSION and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS Pellissippi Genealogical & Historial Web Page and email address below: pghs@worldnet.att.net pghs@att.net Contact: Mary Harris -865-457-6242 Don Raby, President

PGHS ANNUAL WORKSHOP SCHEDULE AND SPEAKERS When and Where: Saturday, September 11, 2004, 9AM till Noon in Clinton High School Cafeteria. Theme: 60TH Anniversary of World War II Speakers: William J. (Bill) Wilcox, Jr. Retired Technical Director for Y-12 and K-25 B.A. Chemistry, Washington & Lee Univ., MS Industrial Management, UTK 60+-year resident of Oak Ridge. Joined the Manhattan Project in May 1943 and came to Y-12 in October, 1943. During the Project headed the Beta Chemistry production trouble-shooting lab. Worked Y-12 6 years, transfered to K-25. Worked at K-25 for 20 years managing R&D on gaseous diffusion and the development of the gas centrifuge process. (Tech. Asst. to Lab Division 6 years, Head Physics Dept. 12 years, Head Devel. Division 2 years.) 12 years as Technical Director for Union Carbide Nuclear Division in charge of the development and technical service organizations at K-25 and Y-12, until 1981; then 5 years as technical assistant to three successive Energy Systems Presidents until retiring in 1986. 6 years an independent Management Consultant specializing in strategic planning.. Member of the Rotary Club, O.R. Heritage & Preservation Assoc; Friends of K-25, past Board member of the Oak Ridge Hospital, Aid to Distressed Families of Anderson Co. (ADFAC), Citizens for National Security, a founder CORRE (Retirees Pension Group). Currently, and since its WWII founding, very involved in St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. Now very active in trying to preserve part of the K-25 plant as a future tourist attraction, and in promoting the history of Oak Ridge and the Manhattan Project. Author of a history (chronology) of the Y-12 Plant (AMSE Discovery Shop), and working on a history of the K-25 Plant. Speaking on Subject: "Oak Ridge’s Role in the Manhattan Project and Why It Succeeded!" Our Second Speaker is Alex Gabbard, Speaking on Subject: "Blood of the Roses" Freedom Book of the Month recipient. This subject will cover traveling in Germany while tracking genealogical roots and discovery of the tragic story of Hans and Sophie Scholl. Alex Gabbard is a 57 year old southern author and photographer living near Knoxville, TN. He is originally from Berea, KY where his early life rotated between this small college town with his father and a tobacco farm in the mountains of North Carolina with his mother, a career teacher. He learned about small town life and labor on the farm, a combination that fired his curiosity to learn and his interest in writing. His mother's artistic talents helped mold his appreciation for the arts while the realism of father's economic failure and early death shaped his future. Alex studied engineering and became a special weapons expert during the Viet Nam era, then returned to college afterwards. Nine more years of education and experience refined his professional interests. He was not arts bound. Instead, he became an atomic physicist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory where he works today. Ultimately his love of cameras and computers, traveling and writing brought Alex prominence among automotive writers for his skill at capturing fast cars on film and in print. Today, with hundreds of magazine features and fourteen books to his credit, two having received "Book of the Year" honors and Moto Awards granted by the International Automotive Journalism Assn., Alex keeps on writing and has set his goal to become a novelist as well as historian. His recently released Blood of the Roses received high international acclaim while being chosen as a "Freedom Book of the Month" selection awarded by the Freedom Network. Along the way, he received the International Automotive Media Association’s Silver Metal for automotive travel, the History Channel Medal, and the International Society of Poets, Poet of Merit Award. Alex's introduction to mass market publications came through his automotive books. His Return to Thunder Road, a history of moonshining in the Appalachians, has become a southern favorite. This non-fiction work recounts the moonshining era through the voices of those who lived it, an oral history, while also retracing the east Tennessee origins of Robert Mitchum’s movie, "Thunder Road", that debuted in Knoxville in 1958. With more auto books and novels in the works, along with a movie script that received Honorable Mention in competition, Alex manages somehow to keep up with the market, his own mail-order business related to his books, and a full time job. Additional accolades came his way when selected as an "Amazing Author", an Internet site featuring his work at jollyroger.com. FREE ADMISSION and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS Pellissippi Genealogical & Historial Web Page and email address below: pghs@worldnet.att.net pghs@att.net Don Raby, President

I need an obituary look-up for Nona Lane HENSLEY, please. She died in Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio, in September of 1963 and was buried in Resthaven Cemetery, Harlan County, KY. Thank you, Charlotte Miller http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~charlotteamiller/index.html http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FamilyandMore http://www.geocities.com/charlotte7274/index.html Always remember to treat others as you would like to be treated!

Hi all. I am interested in hearing from other descendants of the BRANHAM's/BRANNUM's, most of which came from VA; and, many of whom went to TN and KY. My GGGG grandfather was Richard BRANHAM/BRANNUM who was born in Stokes Co., NC about 1789. He was in Cumberland Co., KY in 1820, and back in TN in 1830, 1840, and 1850. He then went to Logan Co., KY where his oldest son lived. He died there in Logan Co. late in 1860. His father was Barnabus BRANHAM who moved from VA to NC and TN; and then later to Cumberland Co., KY. Barnabus was the son of Michael BRANHAM of Westmoreland Co., VA. Rex Bertram PO Box 651 Redkey, IN 47373 I do Free Genealogy Look-ups from many sources. Check out my web page. http://www.digginbones.com Upper Cumberland Plateau Webpage http://www.digginbones.com/uc Jay County Indiana Webpage co-ordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~injay/

Thomas Parson received a 100 acres land "warrant" # 1018 for 3 years of military service on the Virginia Line on 6-23-1783 Per "Old Kentucky Entries and Deeds" by Jilson, published by the Genealogical Publishing Company, on page 353. Jones alanjones10@cox.net Mission Viejo, California USA -----Original Message----- From: Jan [mailto:iris2@famvid.com] Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 6:52 AM To: KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KY] Josiah Pemberton Parson Parsons b. 1855 Ky Still looking for information on JOSIAH PEMBAERTON PARSON (S) who was born in Brekinridge Co. Ky to Thomas H.(b. 1827 VA)and Catherine Spencer Parson. ==== KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== The Registry -- NEW -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/ 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

A Josiah Parson of KY joined the conferate military Name: Josiah Parson Company: I Unit: 64 Virginia Mtd. Infantry. Rank - Induction: Private Rank - Discharge: Private Allegiance: Confederate Notes: Parsons Josiah Jones alanjones10@cox.net Mission Viejo, California USA -----Original Message----- From: Jan [mailto:iris2@famvid.com] Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 6:52 AM To: KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KY] Josiah Pemberton Parson Parsons b. 1855 Ky Still looking for information on JOSIAH PEMBAERTON PARSON (S) who was born in Brekinridge Co. Ky to Thomas H.(b. 1827 VA)and Catherine Spencer Parson. ==== KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== The Registry -- NEW -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/ 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

What info do you want? Here he is in the 1880 census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Josiah PARSON Self M Male W 25 KY Farmer VA KY Susan H. PARSON Wife M Female W 22 KY Keeping House KY KY Ada PARSON Dau S Female W 1 KY KY KY Alan Jones alanjones10@cox.net Mission Viejo, California USA -----Original Message----- From: Jan [mailto:iris2@famvid.com] Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 6:52 AM To: KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KY] Josiah Pemberton Parson Parsons b. 1855 Ky Still looking for information on JOSIAH PEMBAERTON PARSON (S) who was born in Brekinridge Co. Ky to Thomas H.(b. 1827 VA)and Catherine Spencer Parson. ==== KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== The Registry -- NEW -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/ 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

Still looking for information on JOSIAH PEMBAERTON PARSON (S) who was born in Brekinridge Co. Ky to Thomas H.(b. 1827 VA)and Catherine Spencer Parson.

Hello Everyone: As most of you are aware the question of genealogical frauds and hoaxes must be of concern to genealogists and researchers since so much information out there is very questionable. We have several pages on our web sites that will be of great help to you in understanding what the problems are. We have updated one of the pages in our Fraudulent Lineages area. The page in question is titled; BEWARE OF THE SOURCE HOAX Many of you are quite aware of some of some of the ways frauds and hoaxes are committed and you may need to review your lines to see if possibly they may contain some of the situations we cover. The URL for this page is; http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/fraud/hoax.htm For those of you who are AOL members you may have trouble connecting to many pages that may come up with a message such as "Page Does Not Exist" and you can cure that by using your browser feature of Copy and Paste the URL to your browser and then enter from there. There are many other pages listed within this section and all may be viewed freely by everyone. The very best to you and yours. Harold Oliver America's First Families

JOhn MOrrow m Patience Tuttle have marriage date..? Would like to find parentage of both? Downline Kin etc. marriage 1820's dates not in front of me daughter REbecca Morrow b 1821 . Rebecca ma a JOHN SCOTT. b 1818. SusiCP@aol.com

Rebecca: I find all my mailing lists are very slow. Just the time of year.....Kids are out of school, vacations starting, people working in gardens and outside sprucing up their properties........ Marilyn