Yes there is definitely a connection. James McIntosh was my husband's 2nd great grand uncle. I have him married to Katherine Fugate. Then Nimrod who was born somewhere between 1820 and 1824. Now I have him with a Nancy (no last name). Then comes Ora/Ira who was born 1852. This is where I end with Ora/Ira. May I use the information you have sent me to continue my husband's tree. His line is Peter, Samuel, Wm "Banger", Benjamin, Sam, and then Lenton. The connection is all the way back to Peter. Samuel was James brother. May our precious Lord always bless you. Pat Mc In God We Trust ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary & Karen" <gtskjs@mvn.net> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 20, 2003 8:46 AM Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] Mary Jane McIntosh > > This is the family of "my" Mary Jane McIntosh. Let me know if it connects. > I have more info. > > IRA4 MCINTOSH (NIMROD3, JAMES2, PETER1) was born May 05, 1852, and died > July 24, 1925. He married NANCY ANN RUSSELL August 22, 1874 in Breathitt > Co., KY, daughter of JOHN RUSSELL and SARAH DEAN. She was born June 26, > 1848, and died January 28, 1917. > > More About IRA MCINTOSH: > > Burial: Risner Point Cemetery > > More About NANCY ANN RUSSELL: > > Burial: Risner Point Cemetery > > > Children of IRA MCINTOSH and NANCY RUSSELL are: > > EVOLECE5 MCINTOSH, b. June 26, 1874, two months prior to marriage of Ira & > Nancy; d. March 06, 1944, Blue Diamond, Perry Co., KY. > > CATHARINE "KATIE" MCINTOSH, b. May 07, 1877; d. December 05, 1950. > > ELIZABETH FRANCES MCINTOSH, b. March 23, 1879; d. April 22, 1953. > > JOHN MCINTOSH, b. June 20, 18811; d. November 05, 1966. > > More About JOHN MCINTOSH: > > Burial: November 08, 1966, Brown's Cemetery, Moorehead, KY > > NELSON MCINTOSH, b. August 18, 1886, Rousseau, KY; d. September 25, 1910, > Breathitt Co., KY. > > MARY JANE MCINTOSH, b. January 17, 1888, Breathitt Co., KY; d. June 24, > 1963, Breathitt Co., KY. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Pat Mc" <nanapat@mscomm.com> > To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2003 11:14 PM > Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] William James Back > > > > Could you tell us which Mary Jane McIntosh? Perhaps her parents names or > > the date of her birth. We are looking for a Mary Jane who would have been > > my husband's aunt. Any information is welcome. Thank you > > May our precious Lord always bless you. > > > > Pat Mc > > In God We Trust > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > Want to submit family infomation for Surname Files at the Breathitt County library? Contact library@tgtel.com >

This is the family of "my" Mary Jane McIntosh. Let me know if it connects. I have more info. IRA4 MCINTOSH (NIMROD3, JAMES2, PETER1) was born May 05, 1852, and died July 24, 1925. He married NANCY ANN RUSSELL August 22, 1874 in Breathitt Co., KY, daughter of JOHN RUSSELL and SARAH DEAN. She was born June 26, 1848, and died January 28, 1917. More About IRA MCINTOSH: Burial: Risner Point Cemetery More About NANCY ANN RUSSELL: Burial: Risner Point Cemetery Children of IRA MCINTOSH and NANCY RUSSELL are: EVOLECE5 MCINTOSH, b. June 26, 1874, two months prior to marriage of Ira & Nancy; d. March 06, 1944, Blue Diamond, Perry Co., KY. CATHARINE "KATIE" MCINTOSH, b. May 07, 1877; d. December 05, 1950. ELIZABETH FRANCES MCINTOSH, b. March 23, 1879; d. April 22, 1953. JOHN MCINTOSH, b. June 20, 18811; d. November 05, 1966. More About JOHN MCINTOSH: Burial: November 08, 1966, Brown's Cemetery, Moorehead, KY NELSON MCINTOSH, b. August 18, 1886, Rousseau, KY; d. September 25, 1910, Breathitt Co., KY. MARY JANE MCINTOSH, b. January 17, 1888, Breathitt Co., KY; d. June 24, 1963, Breathitt Co., KY. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Mc" <nanapat@mscomm.com> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2003 11:14 PM Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] William James Back > Could you tell us which Mary Jane McIntosh? Perhaps her parents names or > the date of her birth. We are looking for a Mary Jane who would have been > my husband's aunt. Any information is welcome. Thank you > May our precious Lord always bless you. > > Pat Mc > In God We Trust

Could you tell us which Mary Jane McIntosh? Perhaps her parents names or the date of her birth. We are looking for a Mary Jane who would have been my husband's aunt. Any information is welcome. Thank you May our precious Lord always bless you. Pat Mc In God We Trust ----- Original Message ----- From: "pcaudill" <pcaudill@tgtel.com> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2003 6:33 PM Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] William James Back > Gary & Karen wrote: > > > I am looking for descendants of William James (Buck) Back and Rebecca Clemmons. Their children were: Lazarus (m. Mary Ritchie), Joseph Lee (m. Mary Jane McIntosh), Luther, Mary Elizabeth (m. Nelson McIntosh), John, Martha, America, Doshia, Alice, & Edna (m. Buck Blevins). Their son Joseph Lee Back was my grandfather. I would like to be able to list all of my Dad's first cousins. > > > > Karen Back Simmons > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > > > > Karen, > > Here is the all the information I have. Please send any additions or corrections you would like to share. This is not my direct line. > > Pat > > > First Generation > > > 1. William James (Buck) BACK, M. Born on Oct 31, 1858.[1] > > 1900 Breathitt Census > 74. Wm J./Buck Back 10/58 md in '81 > Becky (Clemmons) 10/63 9/7 > Lazarus 8/82 > Lee 2/84 > Mary 2/87 > Luther 2/92 > America 2/95 > Doshia 10/97 > Alice 7/99 > > by 1906 had moved to Oklahoma > > > On Aug 31, 1881 when William James (Buck) was 22, he married Rebecca (Becky) CLEMONS, F, daughter of (Doctor) Moses CLEMONS, M (Oct 13, 1833-Feb 10, 1897) & Mary FUGATE, F (1845-).[1] Born on Oct 28, 1863.[1] > > They had the following children: > 2 i. Lazarus D., M (1882-) > 3 ii. Joseph (Lee), M (1884-) > 4 iii. Luther, M (1886-) > 5 iv. Mary Elizabeth (Ollie), F (1887-) > 6 v. John, M (1889-) > 7 vi. Martha, F (1891-) > 8 vii. Ollie, F (1893-) > 9 viii. America, F (1895-) > 10 ix. Docia (Dosha), F (1897-) > 11 x. Alice, F (1899-) > 12 xi. Edna, F (1902-) > > > > Second Generation > > Family of William James (Buck) BACK (1) & Rebecca (Becky) CLEMONS > > > 2. Lazarus D. BACK, M. Born on Aug 5, 1882. > > Lazarus D. married Elvira, F. > > 3. Joseph (Lee) BACK, M. Born on Oct 8, 1884. > > 4. Luther BACK, M. Born on Feb 28, 1886. > > 5. Mary Elizabeth (Ollie) BACK, F. Born on Feb 20, 1887. > > 6. John BACK, M. Born on May 15, 1889. > > 7. Martha BACK, F. Born in Jan 1891. > > 8. Ollie BACK, F. Born in 1893. > > 9. America BACK, F. Born on Feb 14, 1895. > > 10. Docia (Dosha) BACK, F. Born in Jun 1897. > > 11. Alice BACK, F. Born in Jun 1899. > > 12. Edna BACK, F. Born on Nov 5, 1902. > > > > Third Generation > > Family of Lazarus D. BACK (2) & Elvira > > > 13. Freeman BACK, M. > > > > Sources > > 1. Kandy Back Agee e-mail, Joe - wbartist51@@aol.com, Electronic. > TYPE E-Mail MessageSUBM Kandy Back AgeeDATE Oct 11, 1999 > 2. Henry & Jean Riley Family, 1999, Pat Caudill, Cane Creek, Ky. > > > > Patricia Riley Caudill > > pcaudill@tgtel.com > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > >

Gary & Karen wrote: > I am looking for descendants of William James (Buck) Back and Rebecca Clemmons. Their children were: Lazarus (m. Mary Ritchie), Joseph Lee (m. Mary Jane McIntosh), Luther, Mary Elizabeth (m. Nelson McIntosh), John, Martha, America, Doshia, Alice, & Edna (m. Buck Blevins). Their son Joseph Lee Back was my grandfather. I would like to be able to list all of my Dad's first cousins. > > Karen Back Simmons > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > Karen, Here is the all the information I have. Please send any additions or corrections you would like to share. This is not my direct line. Pat First Generation 1. William James (Buck) BACK, M. Born on Oct 31, 1858.[1] 1900 Breathitt Census 74. Wm J./Buck Back 10/58 md in '81 Becky (Clemmons) 10/63 9/7 Lazarus 8/82 Lee 2/84 Mary 2/87 Luther 2/92 America 2/95 Doshia 10/97 Alice 7/99 by 1906 had moved to Oklahoma On Aug 31, 1881 when William James (Buck) was 22, he married Rebecca (Becky) CLEMONS, F, daughter of (Doctor) Moses CLEMONS, M (Oct 13, 1833-Feb 10, 1897) & Mary FUGATE, F (1845-).[1] Born on Oct 28, 1863.[1] They had the following children: 2 i. Lazarus D., M (1882-) 3 ii. Joseph (Lee), M (1884-) 4 iii. Luther, M (1886-) 5 iv. Mary Elizabeth (Ollie), F (1887-) 6 v. John, M (1889-) 7 vi. Martha, F (1891-) 8 vii. Ollie, F (1893-) 9 viii. America, F (1895-) 10 ix. Docia (Dosha), F (1897-) 11 x. Alice, F (1899-) 12 xi. Edna, F (1902-) Second Generation Family of William James (Buck) BACK (1) & Rebecca (Becky) CLEMONS 2. Lazarus D. BACK, M. Born on Aug 5, 1882. Lazarus D. married Elvira, F. 3. Joseph (Lee) BACK, M. Born on Oct 8, 1884. 4. Luther BACK, M. Born on Feb 28, 1886. 5. Mary Elizabeth (Ollie) BACK, F. Born on Feb 20, 1887. 6. John BACK, M. Born on May 15, 1889. 7. Martha BACK, F. Born in Jan 1891. 8. Ollie BACK, F. Born in 1893. 9. America BACK, F. Born on Feb 14, 1895. 10. Docia (Dosha) BACK, F. Born in Jun 1897. 11. Alice BACK, F. Born in Jun 1899. 12. Edna BACK, F. Born on Nov 5, 1902. Third Generation Family of Lazarus D. BACK (2) & Elvira 13. Freeman BACK, M. Sources 1. Kandy Back Agee e-mail, Joe - wbartist51@@aol.com, Electronic. TYPE E-Mail MessageSUBM Kandy Back AgeeDATE Oct 11, 1999 2. Henry & Jean Riley Family, 1999, Pat Caudill, Cane Creek, Ky. Patricia Riley Caudill pcaudill@tgtel.com

Please change my address from: mfriedly@infi.net to mfriedly@infionline.net Thanks, Maxine Bowling Friedly

Posting for informational purposes only. Alta Mae Renensland Alta Mae Renensland, 97, of Middletown, died Saturday, March 29, 2003, at the Barbara Park Nursing Home. She was born May 25, 1905, in Clearfork, Breathitt County, Ky. She was preceded in death by her husband, Russell “Boots” Renensland; parents, Zachary Taylor and Delcina (Smith) King; four daughters, Ruth Fishbaugh, Juanita King, Dorothy Pieratt and Mattie Stillwaugh; and son, Marvin E. Sorrell. Survivors are two grandsons, James Fishbaugh and his wife Luann of Somerville, and Michael Fishbaugh and his wife Jane of Middletown; brother, William King of Lexington, Ky.; and many great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and cousins. ARRANGEMENTS: Visitation is 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 1, at the Baker-Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services are 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 1, at the funeral home. Disposition is in Woodside Cemetery. Published 03.31.03 http://www.middletown.com/obits/newsfd/auto/feed/obituaries/2003/03/31/1049092 177.00353.9423.5854.html

Thanks for trying. Marge Margaret Hayes wrote: > I have a lot of obits from the "Beattyville Enterprise". I looked for > March, 1963, and could not find her obit. > > Margaret M. Hayes > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: jschulke <jschulke@cfl.rr.com> > To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2003 5:19 AM > Subject: [KYBREATH-L] 1963 newspaper look up? > > > >>Would someone be willing to look up an obit for me from probably the >> > Beattyville > >>paper or possibly the Jackson? >> >>Her name is Abba H Hill Wilson d 3 mar 1963 in Beattyville. She is the >> > wife of > >>Clayborne (Clabe) Wilson. >> >>Thanks for the help. >> >> >>==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== >>Want to submit family infomation for Surname Files at the Breathitt County >> > library? Contact library@tgtel.com > >> >> > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > > > > >

I have a lot of obits from the "Beattyville Enterprise". I looked for March, 1963, and could not find her obit. Margaret M. Hayes ----- Original Message ----- From: jschulke <jschulke@cfl.rr.com> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2003 5:19 AM Subject: [KYBREATH-L] 1963 newspaper look up? > Would someone be willing to look up an obit for me from probably the Beattyville > paper or possibly the Jackson? > > Her name is Abba H Hill Wilson d 3 mar 1963 in Beattyville. She is the wife of > Clayborne (Clabe) Wilson. > > Thanks for the help. > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > Want to submit family infomation for Surname Files at the Breathitt County library? Contact library@tgtel.com > > >

Does anyone have any pictures of the William Blackburn Strong family. I am trying to get pictures of William, his wife, his son John D and Johns wife Priscilla Kash. I am willing to pay for copies and mailing. Thanks Ancyn

Would someone be willing to look up an obit for me from probably the Beattyville paper or possibly the Jackson? Her name is Abba H Hill Wilson d 3 mar 1963 in Beattyville. She is the wife of Clayborne (Clabe) Wilson. Thanks for the help.

Does anyone have a listing for Chambers Cemetery, Breathitt co., I'm looking for the names Wilson and Hill. thanks Marge

Hello Everyone, My letter is typed up and three copies will be mailed first thing in the morning. Thanks Shelby for alerting us to this situation. I hope others will write also. Lynda

In a message dated 3/2/2003 8:30:48 PM Eastern Standard Time, shelbyw534@dcr.net writes: > Don't worry about your letters being professional-just please write to them! > Gottcha!! But I though Ron was from one of the New England states? Lynda

Hi Linda: Ron IS a native Kentuckian! And they will be taking applications, that is why I'm trying to get the message out to write these three gentlemen. We need to let them know where we stand on this. Who else is more qualifed than Ron Bryant? Don't worry about your letters being professional-just please write to them! Sincerely, Shelby ----- Original Message ----- From: <LyndaCGKyCol@aol.com> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2003 8:14 PM Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] Kentucky Historical Society > Hi Shelby, > > I think Ron would make a GREAT Director. Even though he is from out of state > also, he is verrry Kentucky knowledgeable and willing to help anyone that > walks in the KHS. I think he's a wonderful choice. I have worked with him > many times went I was employed at the KHS last year. He knows his stuff, but > he would tell others I was the microfilm room expert. I was so flattered!! > He is really a very nice man. He would be perfect. > > But I thought this was a hired-in position. I know they were taking > applications when this last man was hired. > > I just wished I was better at composing professional letters. > > Sincerely, > Lynda Combs Gipson > Frankfort Kentucky > > In a message dated 3/2/2003 7:30:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, > shelbyw534@dcr.net writes: > > > If, you have not already heard the news, the Kentucky Historical Society is > > again looking for a new director. > > > > As a member of the historical society, and a patron who spends several > > hours > > at the facility each week, I'm concerned with the direction the society > > seems to be taking. A couple of years ago the historical society moved > > into > > a new facility which ranks at the top or very near the top of the finest > > research facilities in the country. > > > > Unfortunately, since the move to the new building it appears as though our > > membership has dropped! In the time that I have been using the library, > > never once have I seen any mention of the Kentucky Historical Society, its > > library, or the many services that are provided in ANY of the genealogical > > magazines that I have and do continue to subscribe too. > > > > I have attended conferences, and seminars outside the state in which we > > should at the very least be represented by a speaker! It seems for > > whatever > > reason we are a very well kept secret! Interest in our society needs to be > > revived! > > > > It seems as though the time has come for a director who wants the society > > to > > grow and expand. I for one would like to see not only the first floor of > > the library stack area filled with books, but also the addition of a second > > floor! > > > > The last director was brought in from out of state, which to me doesn't > > make > > a lot of sense. It is time that the director of the historical society is > > a > > Kentuckian, with knowledge of the history of the state, a vast knowledge of > > the genealogical holdings within the state, the ability to understand the > > needs of genealogical, and historical researchers, and the ability to work > > with our state legislature for the benefit of the society. > > > > I wish to nominate Mr. Ron D. Bryant as the new director of the Kentucky > > Historical Society. Ron D. Bryant not only has seventeen years of > > experience > > with the library, is a ninth generation Kentuckian, but is also extremely > > knowledgeable of the history and genealogical holdings in Kentucky. He is a > > noted librarian and lecturer on Kentucky, having written over eighty > > articles, and is the author of Kentucky History - An Annotated Bibliography > > published in 2000. > > > > If Ron D. Bryant becomes director of the historical society, he has stated > > that he will continue to help patrons with their research in the library. > > He > > believes that the director needs to be aware of the patrons needs, and that > > we must increase our membership. > > > > As I mentioned above, I wish to nominate Ron D. Bryant for this position, > > but I can't do so with your help. If, you agree with me, please send > > letters > > to the following gentlemen advising them to name Ron D. Bryant Director of > > the Kentucky Historical Society: > > > > Selection Committee > > c/o Mr. Walter Baker > > 917 S. Green Street > > Glasgow, KY 42141-2086 > > > > Selection Committee > > c/o Mr. Richard L. Taylor > > 335 Holt Lane > > Frankfort, KY 40601 > > > > Selection Committee > > c/o Mr. Thomas D. Clark > > 175 Kentucky Ave. > > Lexington, KY 40502 > > > > Many thanks for your help. > > > > Shelby A. Williams > > > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > Have time to copy cemetery information into a database? Contact Jeanette Shouse at library@tgtel.com. > > >

Hi Shelby, I think Ron would make a GREAT Director. Even though he is from out of state also, he is verrry Kentucky knowledgeable and willing to help anyone that walks in the KHS. I think he's a wonderful choice. I have worked with him many times went I was employed at the KHS last year. He knows his stuff, but he would tell others I was the microfilm room expert. I was so flattered!! He is really a very nice man. He would be perfect. But I thought this was a hired-in position. I know they were taking applications when this last man was hired. I just wished I was better at composing professional letters. Sincerely, Lynda Combs Gipson Frankfort Kentucky In a message dated 3/2/2003 7:30:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, shelbyw534@dcr.net writes: > If, you have not already heard the news, the Kentucky Historical Society is > again looking for a new director. > > As a member of the historical society, and a patron who spends several > hours > at the facility each week, I'm concerned with the direction the society > seems to be taking. A couple of years ago the historical society moved > into > a new facility which ranks at the top or very near the top of the finest > research facilities in the country. > > Unfortunately, since the move to the new building it appears as though our > membership has dropped! In the time that I have been using the library, > never once have I seen any mention of the Kentucky Historical Society, its > library, or the many services that are provided in ANY of the genealogical > magazines that I have and do continue to subscribe too. > > I have attended conferences, and seminars outside the state in which we > should at the very least be represented by a speaker! It seems for > whatever > reason we are a very well kept secret! Interest in our society needs to be > revived! > > It seems as though the time has come for a director who wants the society > to > grow and expand. I for one would like to see not only the first floor of > the library stack area filled with books, but also the addition of a second > floor! > > The last director was brought in from out of state, which to me doesn't > make > a lot of sense. It is time that the director of the historical society is > a > Kentuckian, with knowledge of the history of the state, a vast knowledge of > the genealogical holdings within the state, the ability to understand the > needs of genealogical, and historical researchers, and the ability to work > with our state legislature for the benefit of the society. > > I wish to nominate Mr. Ron D. Bryant as the new director of the Kentucky > Historical Society. Ron D. Bryant not only has seventeen years of > experience > with the library, is a ninth generation Kentuckian, but is also extremely > knowledgeable of the history and genealogical holdings in Kentucky. He is a > noted librarian and lecturer on Kentucky, having written over eighty > articles, and is the author of Kentucky History - An Annotated Bibliography > published in 2000. > > If Ron D. Bryant becomes director of the historical society, he has stated > that he will continue to help patrons with their research in the library. > He > believes that the director needs to be aware of the patrons needs, and that > we must increase our membership. > > As I mentioned above, I wish to nominate Ron D. Bryant for this position, > but I can't do so with your help. If, you agree with me, please send > letters > to the following gentlemen advising them to name Ron D. Bryant Director of > the Kentucky Historical Society: > > Selection Committee > c/o Mr. Walter Baker > 917 S. Green Street > Glasgow, KY 42141-2086 > > Selection Committee > c/o Mr. Richard L. Taylor > 335 Holt Lane > Frankfort, KY 40601 > > Selection Committee > c/o Mr. Thomas D. Clark > 175 Kentucky Ave. > Lexington, KY 40502 > > Many thanks for your help. > > Shelby A. Williams >

If, you have not already heard the news, the Kentucky Historical Society is again looking for a new director. As a member of the historical society, and a patron who spends several hours at the facility each week, I'm concerned with the direction the society seems to be taking. A couple of years ago the historical society moved into a new facility which ranks at the top or very near the top of the finest research facilities in the country. Unfortunately, since the move to the new building it appears as though our membership has dropped! In the time that I have been using the library, never once have I seen any mention of the Kentucky Historical Society, its library, or the many services that are provided in ANY of the genealogical magazines that I have and do continue to subscribe too. I have attended conferences, and seminars outside the state in which we should at the very least be represented by a speaker! It seems for whatever reason we are a very well kept secret! Interest in our society needs to be revived! It seems as though the time has come for a director who wants the society to grow and expand. I for one would like to see not only the first floor of the library stack area filled with books, but also the addition of a second floor! The last director was brought in from out of state, which to me doesn't make a lot of sense. It is time that the director of the historical society is a Kentuckian, with knowledge of the history of the state, a vast knowledge of the genealogical holdings within the state, the ability to understand the needs of genealogical, and historical researchers, and the ability to work with our state legislature for the benefit of the society. I wish to nominate Mr. Ron D. Bryant as the new director of the Kentucky Historical Society. Ron D. Bryant not only has seventeen years of experience with the library, is a ninth generation Kentuckian, but is also extremely knowledgeable of the history and genealogical holdings in Kentucky. He is a noted librarian and lecturer on Kentucky, having written over eighty articles, and is the author of Kentucky History - An Annotated Bibliography published in 2000. If Ron D. Bryant becomes director of the historical society, he has stated that he will continue to help patrons with their research in the library. He believes that the director needs to be aware of the patrons needs, and that we must increase our membership. As I mentioned above, I wish to nominate Ron D. Bryant for this position, but I can't do so with your help. If, you agree with me, please send letters to the following gentlemen advising them to name Ron D. Bryant Director of the Kentucky Historical Society: Selection Committee c/o Mr. Walter Baker 917 S. Green Street Glasgow, KY 42141-2086 Selection Committee c/o Mr. Richard L. Taylor 335 Holt Lane Frankfort, KY 40601 Selection Committee c/o Mr. Thomas D. Clark 175 Kentucky Ave. Lexington, KY 40502 Many thanks for your help. Shelby A. Williams

Good afternoon all, For the subscribers on this list, the March 2003 issue of the Appalachian Quarterly will be delayed. It will be mailed as soon as possible once it's sent to press. Thank you for your patience and cooperation. Also, anyone wishing to submit anything of an Appalachian, Melungeon or general Appalachian historical research, queries, genealogy, family stories, ECT; please point your browser to the following web site address: http://www.wisevahistoricalsoc.org/appq/appq.htm Please send your data to the editor via their e-mail addresses that fit the subject matter of your material. All of the Editor e-mail addresses are listed on the web page referenced above. We request that all material submitted be documented, have sources and if not written/researched by the submitter, please include permission to submit/print granted by the original author. Anyone interested in subscribing to the AQ may also obtain information accordingly also,via the above referenced web site. The staff of the AQ thanks you for your continued support. Sincerely, Patty Hopkins-Baldwin Melungeon Section Editor Appalachian Quarterly http://www.wisevahistoricalsoc.org/appq/appq.htm mailto:nuleef@foothills.net No one shall ever really know what I have seen or heard. My heart holds much more than it shows, and from it I draw strength....... p.a.h.b.

Can anyone tell me where to go to obtain records from the Court of Appeals for 1897 Lee Co., KY? What might I find in these records?. Also where would I go to find a petition for a pardon from a convicted person? Thanks for any help. Marge

These are names that appear on just one petition for a pardon for Rufus Hill in Lee Co., KY 1897. Some of the names I can't read and some I may be reading wrong. Does anyone know who some of these people are? Thanks, Marge. ___ Postmaster W.C. Lutes, Jr. L.F. Mann J.K. Roberts Atty Geo. Gourley Atty J B Smyth Clerk Lee County Court George W Brown J P Smyth W K Beatty Albert Frailey A.C. Bowling one of the jury S. F. Vanderpool Wm. Lambill US Lawyer J.F. Sutton, Atty Wm O Smallwood J.H. Evans, M.D. Grant Beatty Wm Robinson Thos Porter W.H. Hill [William Harrison Hill son of RC Hill] Millard Jones Wm F. Cain James Hargis ___ J.E. ___ L. M. Cole A.C. Stammons H.M. Patrick J.C. Brandenburgh W.S. Thomas B. N. Lutes Z.T. ___ John S. Powell A.M. Arnold M.D. Wm. Hall Jr. John N Smith E.D. Hughes Thos. Jameson Deputy Jailer E.T. Howell JPLC (Justice Peace Lee County?) John Comer John C Cole W.B. Steele R.C. Hill [Robert C Hill] Aaron Horn J B White Atty J H Hammons H/K T Beatty Atty W.L. Bullenworth Police Judge of Beattyville, KY T.C. Johnson Atty at Law L. H. Day Atty at law Coralie Gardner C.B. Hill County Judge [Caleb Breckenridge Hill] Thos B Blakey Atty at law L. H. Day Atty at law L B Maloney ex-judge Lee Co. Wm Bryant Ex SBC Robt Riddell Atty H.H. Harris Atty H. C. Duff Geo. Kincaid, Dep. Shff G W Cann Clk Lee Quarterly Court F H Stewart B McGuire Clerk Lee Circuit Court J McGuire Deputy Circuit Court Clerk F G McGuire Walker Jameson __ Reynolds

Hello List, Just a note to let you know that I have added a Marriage page to my site, have complete listing of the JC marriages from 1843-1859 Floyd Co marriages from 1808-1844 will do look ups for other counties. Also have added the Walter Martin Cemetery to the Cemetery Page. Walter the s/o Marion Martin & Caroline Mayo, the grandson of William Martin & Susannah Tudor. Thanks http://www.jeanhounshellpeppers.com/indexhome.html