Hello Gang, I am trying to find out more about the family of John Boyd who married Polly Hendrix. They were married August 01, 1825 in Bath Co. Polly is the daughter of Moses M. Hendrix and Frances Honey. I had a child listed for them as James M. born about 1826 in KY. Is this the same John and Polly Boyd I found in the 1850 Putname co IN census listed with a James M. all born in KY until you hit Jared who in 1850 was 18 and he was the first child born in IN listed. Does anyone know of this family??? Here's keeping my fingers crossed. Thank, Donna

I am looking for descendants of the following THE SLAVES OF JACOB WARNER THIS IS ALL I KNOW ABOUT THE SLAVES THAT JACOB WARNER OWNED. THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE APPRAISAL OF JACOB WARNER'S ESTATE AND FROM HIS SLAVE AND LAND DIVISION DATED AUGUST OF 1860. BOTH DOCUMENTS ARE ON FILE AT THE BATH COUNTY, KENTUCKY COURTHOUSE. THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE LISTED. JACK AGE 20 Jack took the Warner name and raised a family in Bath County. If the will was correct his birth year would have been around 1840. His wife was Evaline Ewing and according to her Bath County, Kentucky death certificate she was buried in Warner Graveyard which makes me assume that Jack is buried there also but as of now I have no proof. They had a son William (Brady) Warner who married Tansy Alexander. According to William Brady's obituary in the Bath County News-Outlook dated Thursday, July 15, 1937, he is also buried in Warner Graveyard. STEPP AGE 17 AGGIE AGE 37 AND 3 WEEK OLD CHILD NAMED DICK MALINDA AGE 14 AND 1 YEAR OLD CHILD NAMED JOHN MARY AGE 12 BETTY AGE 6 FIELDING AGE 4 ISSAC AGE 8 FRANKIE AGE 40 OR 50 ANNIE SHE DOES NOT SHOW UP IN THE PAPERS BUT AN OLD OBITUARY SAYS SHE DIED ON JULY 9, 1909 AT AGE 101. THIS IS THE OBITUARY WARNER, Annie died 7-9-1909 age 101 also known as Aunt Ann Obituary of slave owned by Jacob Warner Sr. July 9, 1909 Aunt Ann Warner, of color, died at the home of Dudley Warner Friday and was buried in the family graveyard (Warner Graveyard). She was bought by the Elder Jacob Warner at Georgetown when she was 18 years old and had been in the Warner family for eighty years, doing the work until two months ago.

As of today I have updated the website. You can see it at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~warner/surnames.htm Thanks, Darrell

In a message dated 8/27/02 9:01:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jsorrell@cinci.rr.com writes: > Joanne, "EFF" is probably East Fork Flat Creek. Take Route 36 northwest from > Owingsville to Reynoldsville. Then take Route 1325 towards Flemingsburg. > Route 1325 traces EFFC from Reynoldsville due north to the Licking River. > > Jim > That's not where I wanted it to be ---<grin> but thanks!

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Yes, that is the one I'm looking for. My first cousin was buried there yesterday. I'm going down tomorrow. Thank You, Jim

<PRE>There is a Mann Cem in Montgomery Co., KY. Near the Antioch Christian Church. The cem is on the Bedford road, going away from the church on the right. (opposite side of road from church. Hope this helps.

Anyone familiar with the location of Mann Cemetery in the Mt. Sterling - Bath County area? Jim

Johnny Souder, it looks like Slate Creek is one of the biggest in Bath County. Perhaps all the population of Bath County, including all the live stock plus ten groundhogs, could take a bath in the creek during the spring floods with room to spare. Slate Creek appears as a small creek in Montgomery County and meanders from southwest to the northeast of Bath County, flowing under I64 three times, before finally entering the Licking River at Wyoming. Route 111 parallels, sort of, Slate Creek from the northeast of Owingsville to Wyoming. Hope this helps. Jim

Joanne, "EFF" is probably East Fork Flat Creek. Take Route 36 northwest from Owingsville to Reynoldsville. Then take Route 1325 towards Flemingsburg. Route 1325 traces EFFC from Reynoldsville due north to the Licking River. Jim

William Gibson is listed on the 1811 tax list with 130 acres on EFF creek. Anyone know where this is? Thanks, Joanne <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/ourmelungeons/index.html">http://www.geocities.com/ourmelungeons/index.html</A>

Hi Everyone, This isnt the normal addition to the family tree, but we are expecting an addition to our family lines and I wanted to share this with all of you. In the past I have come to this group for support and consider You an Awsome Group of Friends who have held my Family in Prayer when in need, and believe me, this is a Huge Need! My Daughter Is expecting again, this time however, she is expecting Triplets!! Talk abt adding to the Family tree. She is due in March but we were told to be prepared for early babies, but for everyday the babies are early, holds horriblly high chances for medical problems, some that last a life time. Would you Please keep her, and these precious new lives in your prayers? With alot of bedrest and as stress free as possible live, she was able to carry her twins to term. Being a Mommie of 4 already, bedrest wont be as easy for her now, But I know with Your Prayers and Gods Hands around them, they will be fine. Thanks, Kathy _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

seeking info on mary honaker 1870 bath co census list her as 37 yrs old as a house keeper in the house of w j horseman and his sons with a daughter of her own nancy 7 yrs old 1910 bath co finds a mary honaker 77 mother of anna belle hardin hunt living with her and husband stephen douglas hunt anna belle is my grandfathers aunt a sister to barbi hardin hunt wife of frank hunt i am at a concrete wall with anna belle and barbi's mothers name any info is appreciated or suggestions welcome bobby hunt

does anyone have connections to hardin or hardings that lived around bath co i think some still do would like to share info bobby hunt

Hi Pete, Let me one of the first to welcome you back... Glad to hear about your health and that you'll be there to help me and others on our BAILEYs'... Hang in there... but take your time and enjoy life too... Johnny M. Souder On Tue, 20 Aug 2002 10:18:10 EDT PBailey170@aol.com wrote: Hi Cousins and Listers. I'm pleased to say that I am back home and recovering well from a quadruple by-pass operation that my docs assure me went extremely well. While no warranties were received I feel pretty sure I'm going to be around a while longer to look for some unknown ancestors that I just might otherwise have prematurely joined, wherever they may be. I have some natural laziness and had some very low energy recently so I know I probably got behind in trying to respond to enquires regarding my Bailey, Whittington, Ulery, etc research that I recall receiving. I let my records and files get in even worse shape than usual. So would it be possible for any of you folks still waiting to hear from me to try again? A fresh start would be appreciated. I think I will be able to do a quicker response this time since my boredom to do something is increasing even faster than my physical capacity. If any of you are in the medical profession or are responsible for any that are, my respect goes out to you. Those docs and nurses sure have been good to me, especially that talented, beautiful home nurse I live with. Pete Bailey Indianapolis

Hi Cousins and Listers. I'm pleased to say that I am back home and recovering well from a quadruple by-pass operation that my docs assure me went extremely well. While no warranties were received I feel pretty sure I'm going to be around a while longer to look for some unknown ancestors that I just might otherwise have prematurely joined, wherever they may be. I have some natural laziness and had some very low energy recently so I know I probably got behind in trying to respond to enquires regarding my Bailey, Whittington, Ulery, etc research that I recall receiving. I let my records and files get in even worse shape than usual. So would it be possible for any of you folks still waiting to hear from me to try again? A fresh start would be appreciated. I think I will be able to do a quicker response this time since my boredom to do something is increasing even faster than my physical capacity. If any of you are in the medical profession or are responsible for any that are, my respect goes out to you. Those docs and nurses sure have been good to me, especially that talented, beautiful home nurse I live with. Pete Bailey Indianapolis

Hello List, Is there anyone on the list who lives in Bath County that is willing to go to the courthouse and find copies of wills? Either for free or for a reasonable charge? Ancestry has a database online called Bath County, Kentucky Wills, 1811-24. In a search of this database it lists several of my ancestors wills and would like to be able to obtain a copy. My 5th Gr. Grandfather: Will Records of Bath County, Kentucky 1811-1824 Will Records of Bath County, Kentucky Book A OSPage: 217 Name: Edward Perkins My eldest son, Edmund My wife, Susannah My son, Elijah My daughter, Elizabeth Flin My grand-daughter, Peggy Vanlandingham My sons: Thomas and Edmund, Exe. Written: 27 April 1819 Witnesses: William Morgan and Robert Whitter Probated: October 1819 Then there's John Boyd who was married to Dorcas Hendrix my 5th Gr. Grand Aunt: OSPage: 145 Name: John Boyd My wife, Dorcas My children Written: 20 May 1816 Witnesses: Jno. Bailey, John English, and Abram Hendrix Probated: 12 August 1816 Then my 6th Gr. Grandfather: OSPage: 425 Name: Abraham Hendrix My daughter, Ruth My children Written: 17 March 1822 Witnesses: John Kinkead and Sandford Hendrix Probated: December 1824 Thank you, Donna Gill in MD

Would someone remind me the exact location of Gill's Mill on the Licking River. Is it the current fish hatchery location? Jim

In doing some research I came across this, I know nothing more than what is here and I am not related in any way: Kittitas County, Washington State Date of License: 9-Nov-1891 Name of Groom: C. P. Swasey? (hard to read) Age: 23 White Residence: Ellensburg, WA. Birthplace: Bath County, KY Farmer Father: H. H. Swasey Mother: Nillie Campble BRIDE: Josie Garrow 18 White Residence: Ellensburg, WA. Birthplace: Vernon County, Missouri Father: Joseph Garrow Mother: Jennie Saxton Date of Marriage: 10-Nov.-1891 Place: Ellensburg, Washington By: James G. Bogle JP Witnesses: J. N. Archer E. B. Yosom Earliene M. Kaelin Coordinator for De Witt County, IL Genweb 1118 156th St. East Tacoma, WA. 98445-2324 E-Mail: earliene@att.net

does anyone have info on mary honaker age 77 living with her son-in-law steven douglas hunt and anna belle hardin hunt in the 1910 census of bath co mary married isaac hardin in 1870 in rowan co i had thought she died before isaac married his second wife rebecca hunt any help will be greatly appreciated and will share if you wish she has been a roadblock for me thank you bobby hunt