I would appreciate it if you could look up anyone with surname of LYNCH & CARRICO. Thank you, Jackie

do you have any wolf---wolfe---keeling---in your book>>> thanks, ruth wolfe wilson

I have cemetery inscription books for Hardin County, Kentucky. I will be more than glad to do look-ups for those seeking information in this county.

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We have organized an association to care for the PKC which is just off the Morgantown Rd across that road from the old Pilot Knob Presbyterian Church. The cemetery is in need of much work. These are some of the families buried there: YOUNG, HARRIS, STUART, HANES, PERKINS, CHANEY, FLEMING, THORNTON, RULEY, ARNOLD, COLEMAN, HOBDY, MOODY, PEARSON, FULCHER, CHAUVIN, PEART, JOHNSTON, BREEDLOVE, AND BEACH. Anyone interested in helping with the care, please contact me. Commie Jo Hall

Hi, I'm trying to find out about a Cemetery in Burning Springs, Clay County. It is at the Macedonia Baptist church. Has anyone heard or know of this cemetery? I have been told there may be some of my Muncy ancestors buried there???? John

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Have you tried the neighboring Daviess Co? My aunt was married to a Worthington, until his passing. I remember going to their house as a child. They lived on the edge of Owensboro, Daviess Co., on a small farm. They lived on Worthington Road. The road is still there and I believe the house still exists. I remember there was a graveyard there, as that is where my aunt's husband was buried. It was an old cemetery from what I remember, I could be wrong though.

Hello, I am looking for a listing of the Worthington's buried at Worthington Cemetery, at Worthington Chapel. I believe this is near Island, KY. Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. I am looking for all the relatives of William E. Worthington, especially interested in his brother? Andrew. My direct ancestor is Bradford Worthington, brother of Polly Worthington who married Amos Ray. The son of Amos and Polly Ray, married Lucinda Dame, daughter of Samuel Dame and Mary Worthington in McLean Co. in 1865.. I am trying to find our where Andrew, Polly, and Amos are buried and anything else you can provide. Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Carolyn Worthington Taflinger

Carolyn, Are your Worthington's descended from William Worthington who married Elizabeth Stringer on 2 Nov. 1837 in Muhlenberg Co., KY? I have a little information on this family, but don't know where they are buried. Pat Settle --- Carolyn Taflinger <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, > I am looking for a listing of the Worthington's buried at Worthington > Cemetery, at Worthington Chapel. I believe this is near Island, KY. > Any > help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. I am looking for all > the > relatives of William E. Worthington, especially interested in his > brother? > Andrew. My direct ancestor is Bradford Worthington, brother of Polly > Worthington who married Amos Ray. The son of Amos and Polly Ray, married > Lucinda Dame, daughter of Samuel Dame and Mary Worthington in McLean Co. > in > 1865.. I am trying to find our where Andrew, Polly, and Amos are > buried > and anything else you can provide. Any help you can give me would be > greatly appreciated. Carolyn Worthington Taflinger > > > ==== KY-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

I doubt it after the Filson raised their prices for research, maybe they know everything there, but $10.00 per day for non-members and $5.00 per day for members? This is ridiculous. Doubt if nearly as many will do research there now. This is as of today, folks. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 11:02 PM Subject: Re: [KY-CEM] St. Matthews, Jefferson County Cemeteries? > Cave Hill Cemetery extends from the Highlands northeast into the Crescent > Hill area which is not too far from St. Matthews. There is also a cemetery > on Brownsboro Road, Zachary Taylor, that is close to St. Matthews. There are > several smaller family plots off Browns Lane but I think that mostly the > Brown family is buried there. Also, if I remember right, there is an old > plot off Breckinridge Lane near Hikes Point. > I went to high school in the East end of Louisville and the cemeteries were > places where you could go and no one bothered to look for you. They were > popular places to go drink Mogan David and smoke cigarettes. We were > verrrrry daring in the early sixties! Also more scared of our parents than > spooks. I'll ask my friends who still live there if any of these are > recorded and where to look. My suggestion is the Filson Club in Louisville. > They know everything. Good luck. > Joyce Baker > > > ==== KY-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

Harriett, when did you gggf die? It sometimes states on the certificate where they are buried. I live in Louisville and would be glad to try to find him for you. Was he catholic? The Catholic's have a catholic cemetery office that lists everyone catholic buried in any of their cemeteries. I don't think any of the other denominations have a central office for burials. You can write me personally if you want or go thru the line. Others may be interested. He could be buried anywhere in or around Louisville. Shame on you Joyce, I thought only us old people from the fifties did that. Dolores

Margaret Jennings and her Husband Michael Jennings we buried in Rockcastle County Kentucky in Flat Rock Cemetery. Does anyone have knowledge of this cemetery? Tot O'dell [email protected]

Greetings Fellow Rooters.... I am seeking info on the following listed in the 1850 Federal census of Jessamine County, KY..... Andrew McConnel/McConnell age 54 Nancy McConnel/McConnell age 54 in same h/h James McConnel/McConnell age 24 Andrew McConnel/McConnell age 17 I am hoping that someone may have noticed these names or other McConnell names while searching cemetery records and/or visiting cemeteries in Jessamine County. Any information or clues would be greatly appreciated... thanks ever so.. Marilyn McConnell in Vegas.

Cave Hill Cemetery extends from the Highlands northeast into the Crescent Hill area which is not too far from St. Matthews. There is also a cemetery on Brownsboro Road, Zachary Taylor, that is close to St. Matthews. There are several smaller family plots off Browns Lane but I think that mostly the Brown family is buried there. Also, if I remember right, there is an old plot off Breckinridge Lane near Hikes Point. I went to high school in the East end of Louisville and the cemeteries were places where you could go and no one bothered to look for you. They were popular places to go drink Mogan David and smoke cigarettes. We were verrrrry daring in the early sixties! Also more scared of our parents than spooks. I'll ask my friends who still live there if any of these are recorded and where to look. My suggestion is the Filson Club in Louisville. They know everything. Good luck. Joyce Baker

Hi, Can anyone on the list tell me what cemeteries are in the St. Matthews area. I've come to a really high brick wall trying to find out where my gg-grandfather was buried. His name was Stephen (Stepter) P. CAMMACK. I've checked every cemetery I can think of in the Louisville area (that's on line). Since I am originally from Louisville, I checked a lot before I left. Stepter and his family lived in St. Matthews. Maybe there is a cemetery I don't know about. Any help would really be appreciated. Harriet Oldham Georgia

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Looks like a Computer generated answer to cover all situations...the computer automatically sends it out when they receive any emails...then when someone finally gets around to reading it they will email you back or send you something snail mail...LINDA