Hi to all my cousins, While at the library today researching a book that was printed in 1876, I found this passage in it. Most of you may already know this but here it is again, just in case, heheheheh! SOURCE: HISTORY OF THE PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI, with Numerous Sketches, Anecdotes, Adventures, etc., Relating to Early Days in Missouri.. By W.S. Bryan & R. Rose. 569p. (1876, 1935) 1984. Audrain County, Missouri Kilgore. -- Jonathan Kilgore, of Ireland, emigrated to America and settled in South Carolina. He removed from there to Caldwell County, Ky., where he and his wife both died, the latter being 81 years of age at the time of her death. Their children were --- John, David, William, Hugh, Jane, Samuel, Mary, and Jonathan. John and Hugh came to Missouri, the former in 1827 and the latter in 1837. John was married first to Polly Willingham, and they had --- John, Samuel, Polly, Jane, Elizabeth, Nancy, and Margaret. He was married a second time to Phoebe Tart, of North Carolina, by whom he had Permelia, Amaretta, Lucinda, James B., Erretta, Nathan F., and Parthena. Nathan F. married Margaret J. Eller. Permelia married John H. Kilgore. Amaretta married Alfred Powell. Hugh, brother of John Kilgore, Sr., married Phoebe Bowlin, and they ahd several children, all of whom are dead now. --- John Hampton, Casana, and Isabella, children of David Kilgore, of Caldwell Co., Ky., settled in Missouri. John Hampton settled in Augrain County in 1830, and married Margaret Willingham, who died, and he afterward married Permelia Kilgore. He had eighteen children in all. Casana married Icham Kilgore, who settled in Boone COunty in 1826, and in Audrain in 1827. They had six sons and six daughters. Isabella married William Wood, who settled in Callaway County in 1837, and in Audrain in 1838. They ahd two sons and four daughters. I hope this is of benefit to someone. Until later, good hunting, Jerry Penley in Kingsport, TN www.Penjaccphoto.com