----- Original Message ----- From: <lyndaka99@Yahoo.com> To: <KILGORE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 9:14 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: Priv. William M. Kilgore > > > One of my grandfather's sisters married L.M. Studdard. Any relation. I do not know what the LM stands for. My grandfather's name: Raymond Louis Kilgore from Al. > Please e-mail me back and let me know. Brick wall with Raymond. > Thank you , > Linda Kilgore Bond > Biloxi > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <jkilgore@ipa.net> To: <KILGORE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 10:05 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} family runion > > > there will be a family reunion for the Kilgore, Decker,Tyler, and Colley families on Aug 18 at the Pocola Senior Citizens Bldg in Pocola ok ..Covered dish lunch and lots of nice prizes for drawing. More info jkilgore@ipa.net Joyce > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <rjdills@aol.com> To: <KILGORE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 2:32 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: KILGORE REPLY > > > Hello, > I hope you can help me. > My family is from Whitwell,Tenn.I have a Wash Kilgore,don't know his wife name,I know his children. > Addie-married Henry Cartwright > Crave-married Annie Turner > John Henry married Annie Morrison,These are my grandparents.There are buried here on Lookout Mtn,Ga. > I was told my Crave son that the rest are buried there on Whitwell,Mtn.Can you help me? > > Thank you, > Rhonda > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <rjdills@aol.com> To: <KILGORE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 2:32 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: George Washing Kilgore - Tennessee > > > Hi, > I am hoping you are my link to my family. > I have a Wash for short Kilgore who lived in Whitwell,Tenn. > I don't know his wife,but I do know of some of his children, > Addie-married Henry Cartwright > Crave-married Annie Turner > John Henry-married Annie Morrison,these are my gg-grand parents.I was told they were buried on Whitwell Mtn,except my granddad and mother.It has been so hard to find out anything about them.I am willing to share what I have on our side,like John Henry children and so on. > I hope you can help me. > Thank you, > Rhonda > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Dollis2@aol.com> To: <KILGORE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 7:57 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: looking for info on leslie arthur kilgore > > > My husband has a brother by the name Leslie Arthur Kilgore, > but he was born in Mo Sept 28 1935. His family was split up when he was infant in Mo. Les was about 12 at the time and raised in Boys Town in NE with his brother Larry. Les went into the service about 1958. Could he be the one you are looking for. > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <connie@sandpoint.net> To: <KILGORE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 4:28 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: mark a kilgore > > > hi klover this is connie, mark kilgore never remarried but had a great nephew in Sacramento named John R. Kilgore. In case you don't know, Mark Kilgore died 7-18-62 in Fallbrook Calif. I have his obit. if you want it. I also have death cert. e-mail me for more info. miss ya all. > >

Hi, A couple of things going on AGAIN!! ;-) I had a complaint that there is too much "chat" on the genealogy mail list. I will say no more. I have a lot of people who posted to the mail list that were either bounced off or are "not subscribers" and I hate to let the information go by the wayside so I will be forwarding those in just a minute. Please do not respond to me but to the person who wrote the email. I have a lot of people trying to subscribe to the mail list but when I tell them it is a closed mail list they disappear.???? Heh, you have a good day!! Gail Meÿer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ

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Hi, I have a whole bunch of you over the past two + weeks that have posted and the messages have bounced to me. Either you have sent the message from another email address and it did not post to the list but bounced or you have changed your email address and it is bouncing to me and not going to the list. If you post from a remote computer you cannot post to the list. You must post from the email address that you are subbed to the list on. Gail Meÿer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ

According to "South Carolina Indians, Indian Traders & Other Ethnic Connections Beginning in 1670" by Hicks an Indian trader named James Adair had a son named John Adair who married (1) Ga-ho-ga and (2) Jennie Kilgore (an Indian). It gives no dates; however James was actively trading as early as 1743. It states that he traded with Western Cherokees in Tenness and also with Catawbas in 1743. After his return from London in 1775, he settled in North Carolina. James died in Robeson Co (?? I didn't copy this page) in 1780. So his son, John Adair would have been born at least anytime between 1743 and 1780.

Cuzzin Dennie, If you really want to go, I suggest a trip to Cancun first. It's not too expensive. See Chichen Itza, Tulum, and maybe Uxmal. The next step up, and very primitive, is a trip to Tikal in Guatemala, or Copan in Honduras. They can be arranged from Cancun cheaper than from the USA. I grew up squirrel and deer hunting, with all my Kilgore kin, in the MS and AL swamps. The jungle is actually very similar, but there are more and bigger things in the jungle that bite back....and you WILL encounter them. The local "terrorist" are no different than moonshiners. All joking and health problems aside, it really was an amazing trip. The ancient Mayan civilization is beyond belief. We'll go back some day. Sounds like you are well prepared. Mark In a message dated Wed, 25 Jul 2001 5:52:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Dennie Rennow <rennows@corgi.net> writes: > I have been thinking a lot about the post on the Mayan related vacation, > as I have always wanted to go. > I will go in the winter, when the bugs and heat are less. > I can tolerate the weeds, because I am a gardener. > I have much snake avoidance experience from tromping through Florida > swamps. (I'm pretty good with gators too!) > I can handle any terrorist. After all my neighbors in Tampa were PLO > terrorist and I worked in a welfare office for years. > I am a Mayan. Yes, surprise, Choctaws are Mayans. (I don't know it the > genetic study has been released, but my daughter's FSU classmate worked > on it.) > Cousin Dennie > > > > ==== KILGORE Mailing List ==== > ANY COMPLAINTS email to KILGORE-admin@rootsweb.com, NOT to list.

I have been thinking a lot about the post on the Mayan related vacation, as I have always wanted to go. I will go in the winter, when the bugs and heat are less. I can tolerate the weeds, because I am a gardener. I have much snake avoidance experience from tromping through Florida swamps. (I'm pretty good with gators too!) I can handle any terrorist. After all my neighbors in Tampa were PLO terrorist and I worked in a welfare office for years. I am a Mayan. Yes, surprise, Choctaws are Mayans. (I don't know it the genetic study has been released, but my daughter's FSU classmate worked on it.) Cousin Dennie

Hi all, There is one Killgore, James M. on this list married Mary H. Griffin. He is the only Kil(l)gore I have found so far. Jenna ----- Original Message ----- From: William Goldman To: AFHA-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 1:52 PM Subject: [AFHA] Hempstead County Marriage Certificates, continued In 1987 the Hempstead County Clerk's office released to the Hempstead County Genealogical Society all the loose marriage certificates that were not picked up by the couple after marriage was recorded. There are over 4,000 certificates and I will try to list them all over the next few weeks. Descendants seeking one of these certificates may write HEMPSTEAD COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P.O. Box 1158 Hope, AR 71802-1158 or Sharon Goldman, HCGS Librarian 136 County Road 142 Hope, AR 71801 Please enclose $2.00 handling fee for each marriage,in a check made out to the society. If the origianal has already been claimed a photocopy will be mailed. Group I prior to 1875 Continued...... Kay, Gabriel T. to Eliza Finn 1846 Kazine, Wm. to Polly Anderson 1842 Keels, Ben to Charity Walker 1874 Keith, William to Mary Norwood 1874 Kellar, John F. to Jane Curreathers 1828 Kelley, Wm.J. to Nancy N. Scott 1852 Kelly, Henry to Francis U. Cunliffe 1847 Kelly, Wm. to S.C. McMahan 1873 Kennedy, Wm. to Fanny Harris 1846 Kent, Thomas J. to L. Green 1867 Kent, Wm. S. to Widow Mary E. Burns 1863 Kidd, James T. to R.J.E. Phillips 1860 Kidd, Josiah B. to Nancy A. Evans 1854 Kile, Augustus to Emily I. McClain 1854 Killgore, James M. to Mary H. Griffin 1857 Kimbrough, Joseph R. to Sarah E. Grounds 1874 King, Richard to Amarilla J. Spears 1873 King, Wm. H. to Nancy J. Clark 1850 King, Wm. P. to Adaliine E Crews 1852 Kinnaird, John L. to Eliz. Persley 1847 Kinsworthy, Burton H. to Rebecca J. Coulter 1855 Kinsworthy, Ezekiel to Burnetta McLain 1838 Kirkpatric, Taylor to Sarah Bishop 1869 Kirkpatrick, Wm. to S. Sanderfer 1871 Kitchens, Green B. to Mary E. Powell 1865 Kitchens, John W. to Sarah E. Payne 1867 Kitcherside, James H. to T.P. Sutton 1863 Knoble, Gustave to Mary Winn 1874 Lackland, Allen B. to Lydia White 1830 Lacklin, John W. to Marg. C. Gleghorn 1866 Lacy, Wm. A. to Susan T. Paup 1849 Laird, David to Elizabeth Shaw 1832 Lambright, Josiah M. to Eliza J. Gleghorn 1857 Lambright, Wm. C. to Lucinda Mitchell 1856 Lamoureux, Charles to Ada B. Williams 1874 Landers (see also Sanders) Landers, Benj. F. to Arrena J. Downey 1860 Landers, Hansford to Nancy Sawyer 1847 Landick, Chris. to Nancy Hicks 1859 Landreth, Benj. to Mary A. Weaver 1872 Lane, James to Martha Leslie 1867 Lang, Frank to Sallie Moore 1873 Lanier, Woodson W. to Sarah E. Sissell 1865 Lankford, Henry to Rachel Biddy 1855 Large, Henry C. to Eliz. H. Cornelius 1862 Larkins, Charles W. to Lucinda Wheat 1857 Larnce, James to F.E. Benton 1870 Lasiter, Francis to Polly Graves 1837 Latham, John to Mrs. Lethe W. Cargill 1867 Lavender, Thomas to Mary Fuqua 1844 Lavender, Thomas J. to Rebecca F. Maise 1867 Lawrence, Ludwell D. to Marg. Taylor 1850 Lawyer, Edmund to Eliz. J. Tramel 1849 Lazerus, John to Joanna Levinson 1857 Leake, Lemuel w. to Eliza A. Gill 1858 Leatherwood (see Letherwood) Lee, A.J. to Katie Buff 1875 Lee, Abner to Mary Eadons 1839 Lee, John to Mary J. Bright 1860 Lee, Silas W. to Sarah A Crain 1869 Lee, Stephen M. to Sarah E. Watson 1860 Leeper, James M. to Martha A Shannon 1842 Lemon,(Lemore) T. to Susan Gant 1875 Leopard, John to Nancy Ratliffe 1875 Lesley, Alexander to Marg. A. Petty 1859 Leslie, Samuel F. to Nancy Bishop 1856 Leslie, Thomas C. to Martha C. Start 1846 Leslie, Wm. C. to Sarah E. Reeder 1853 Lester, Henry to Virginia A. Morriss 1859 Letherwood, C.L. to Mary C. Yocum 1871 Lewis, B.F. to Sarah E. Bales 1866 Lewis, C.L. to M.C. Roberts 1866 Lewis, C.L. to R.E. Campbell 1873 Lewis, Elija P. to Tennessee Butler 1858 Lewis, Emsley N. to Lany Jones 1859 Lewis, Geo. H. to Sarah L. Weaver 1867 Lewis, Harden R. to Marg. E. Roberts 1851 Lewis, J.T. to S.E. Whitman 1867 Lewis, J.T. to Nancy Robins 1869 Lewis, John W. to Nancy Yokum 1863 Lewis, Wm. to M. F. Bailey 1874 Lick, Henry to Sarah Collins 1855 Lick, John W. to Mary J. Coughran 1858 Lick, John W. to Manurvia Lick 1847 Light, W.H. to Isabela Lee 1871 Lightfoot, Wm. to Sarah Logan 1861 Lindsey, Samuel to Mrs. Ellen J. Honeycut 1874 Lindsey, Thomas to Eliz. Gatlin 1862 Linton, Theo. to Savannah Young 1874 Lisk, Richard to Mary C. McDonald 1843 Litchfield, Adam to Sarah C. Falkner 1850 Litchford, Jonas to E. Stuart 1847 Litchford, Joseph to L.C. Greenbaugh 1860 Litchford, Nathan to Mary Hall 1851 Little, Lt. J.W. to Eliza A. West 1864 Lively, Galean F. to Eliza E. Harrison 1868 Lively, Wm. to Mary Humphreys 1845 Livingston, Alex. to Sarah J. Hays 1857 Livingston, J.P. to E.J. Whiteside 1872 Lloyd, F.F. to M.E. Peacock 1858 Lloyd, H. to Mary Hatfield 1866 Lloyd, Joseph A. to Lucy A. Johnson 1871 Locke, Wm. B. to Lusser M. Wages 1863 Logan, Jacob C. to Eliz. Dickey 1874 Logan, James W. to Jane Patterson 1843 Logan, John to Mrs. Harriett J. Hamilton 1855 Logan, Richard D. to Mary E. Swain 1858 Logsden, James H. to Lucinda W. Goad 1866 Lomax, Solomon to Vandy Brunson 1875 Long, James S. to Sarah H. Pittman 1866 Long, Wm. E. to Marg. M. Moses 1864 Long, Wm. R. to Nancy Harrison 1871 Long, Wm. H. to Eliza C. Tyre 1861 Loudermilk, John E. to Sally E. Brown 1863 Love, Joseph H. to Nancy Murphy 1850 Loveliss, John to Ruthy Perry 1874 Lowery, Isaac R. to Alphia M. Dickison 1861 Lowery, J.M. to Eliz. J. Fuller 1856 Lowery, John P. to Fannie F. Field 1870 Lowry, Robert W. to Sarah E. Bennett 1865 Lowry, Wm. L. to Sarah E. Fee 1872 Lungren, H.K. to Lucy Ann Brooks 1843 Lusk, Wm. to Indiana McDonal 1854 Lynn, W.R. to M.A. Alexander 1871 Lyons, Wm. to Hetty Spurlock 1852 Lytle, James T. to Mrs. E.A. Bankhead 1853 to be continued... ==== AFHA Mailing List ==== Do you have an Arkansas resource sitting on your bookshelf? Volunteer and help others by listing yourself as a Lookup Volunteer on our website. Just email us at roots@myfamily.org

I bet they did Tom? My old mail lists!!! Gail

Just a note to anyone that may have DOUGLAS families of interest from Wigtownshire in the S/W of Scotland. There are several folks with DOUGLAS families of interest subscribed on our SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE List. If you are interested in subscribing: SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE-L-request@rootsweb.com Best Regards: Wayne G. Hannay wghannay@home.com Sct-Wigtownshire List Owner I lifted this from the DOUGLAS list whilst wearing purple boxers and tin foil. Think they pegged me for a Kilgore? Tom

Hi, I just got back from two glorious weeks in Colorado and have 2456 messages staring me in the face and new members wanting on and a lot of info I need to forward but that will happen in the next couple of days. I think the fishing pole took over for the typewriter as I am having trouble typing....;-) Gail Meÿer Kilgore Casa Grande, AZ

Jack Goins wrote: > Cousins, > > It is because we all, well most of us, have a consanguineous relationship that we can come together like we do. This is a new word that I learned. > > Have a nice day, all of you. > > Jack > > ==== KILGORE Mailing List ==== > "How can a tangled web that appears so open be > so impregnable when we try to pierce it as when > we delve into genealogy!" -Jerry A. Penley- How about this guy, all of a sudden he starts using $10.:00 words/ Congratulations for growing up a litt;e Ha Ha just kidding Jack Have a good day and keep up the good work. We can use you as an enccyclopedia. Roy in Fort Worth

To the best of my knowledge... I have seen Amanda Scott (Sept 1833-abt 1845) listed as Polly (Ann or Mary) Scott's sister, BUT Polly was born about 1815 and the children of her mother's second marriage come before that. (I think Polly was born later because her mother's 1805 YOB seems right. Although it is possible Betsey gave birth at age 10*, it is highly unlikely.) Polly's parents were for sure Elizabeth "Betsey" Copeland (born abt 1805) and a man named (possibly JK) Scott . Betsey's second husband was Capt. John W. Kilgore. She had 6 kids with him from 1823-1835. Elizabeth "Betsey" Copeland was at least 1/2 indian. Her father was James Copeland and he died after 1851. I don't have a clue who her mother was. Betsey's full sister, Catherine "Katie" Copeland, is also my direct ancestor. Cousin Dennie * Into the 1990s, it was not uncommon for 10-12 year olds to have babies in Gadsden Co., Florida. Usually the father was an older relative... SICK, but true. The girls didn't see anything wrong with it, since their father is also their grandfather or uncle, etc. Yes, they have many mental and physical problems. Why aren't the older men thrown in jail? Don't ask me. I tried unsuccessfully to get them prosecuted for years. No one seemed to care.

The Federal Archives in Atlanta requires you make an appointment for the microfiche. The appointments are for morning or afternoon. The staff are very helpful, BUT they know absolutely nothing about their Native American documentation. There used to be a volunteer who knew all about it, but she moved! I have considered contacting my federal representatives asking they request training for the staff. (My request to the archives itself has fallen on deaf ears.) I understand that the Federal and State of GA Archives are moving in together in about 3 years. Their new facility will be south of Atlanta in Clayton County. Cousin Dennie

Glad you made it home safe and (no so) sound. Sure makes the USA look like Paradise, doesn't it? Ah, for the trip to the jungle! Doesn't sound like they prepared you for all the hazards that go along with a trip like that. I'm sure that is one vacation you will never forget. I'm glad you are home and back on the PC. Keep what is worth keeping and with a breath of kindness, blow the rest away. Author Unknown