Do you have any information on a Fanny York, and her decendents, who was supposed to have children by a Marcum? Thanks for any information you might have . May the grace of the Lord be upon you. Pat Mc In God We Trust ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Carr" <mrc3183@one.net> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 4:32 AM Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] First White Man Auctioned in Breathitt Since 1839. > I don't know of any pictures of these Marcum's , but would love to be able > to find copies of any of the Marcum family that settled in Breathiit Co. > Below is what I have on them, I don't know if this will help. Now this is > what I Believe at this time, I can't swear I'm right ! Would like to work > with anyone researching the Marcum 's or the families who have married into > these lines. > Thanks , Martha Jo Marcum Carr > > Descendants of Edward B Marcum > > > Generation No. 1 > > > 1. LIEUTENART EDWARD B3 MARCUM (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 27, 1840 > in Breathitt Co, Ky., and died October 20, 1905 in Breathitt Co., Ky.. He > married MALISSA B COCKRELL December 25, 1870 in Breathitt Co, Ky., daughter > of JAMES COCKRELL and ANN ALLEN. She was born Abt. 1846 in Breathitt Co, > Ky., and died July 01, 1888 in Breathitt Co, Ky.. > > Notes for LIEUTENART EDWARD B MARCUM: > > 1st Lieutenant in Co K, 14 Ky Cavalry, during the Civil War, William Strong > was the Captain. Second Lieutenant in Co E, Three Forks Battalion, KST. > William Strong was the Captain. > > 1880 Breathitt Co, boarder with James L Caskey > > 1900 Breathitt Co > > More About LIEUTENART EDWARD B MARCUM: > > Burial: Sewell Cem, Breathitt Co, Ky. > > More About MALISSA B COCKRELL: > > Burial: Chaney Cem, Breathitt Co, Ky. > > > Children of EDWARD MARCUM and MALISSA COCKRELL are: > > i. CHILD4 MARCUM, b. 1875, Breathitt Co, Ky.. > > ii. BRUCE MARCUM, b. August 1876; d. 1953, Sewell Cem, Breathitt Co, Ky.. > > Notes for BRUCE MARCUM: > > April 17, 1903 > > The Jackson Hustler says: At 1 o'clock p.m. Wednesday, in front of > > the courthouse in this city, an event transpired that is without a > > parallel in the history of this county since its formation, and one that > > has been but seldom, if ever, witnessed in any community. The incident > > referred to was the public sale into servitude for a period of six > > months, for vagrancy, of Bruce Marcum, a young, robust and able-bodied > > man about twenty-seven years of age. > > This being the first time a white man (one Negro having been sold > > for the same cause a few years ago in Breathitt) was ever sold in the > > county, quite a large and curious throng gathered in front of the > > courthouse to witness the sale. Berry Turner, of Crockettsville, a > > Deputy Sheriff, cried him off, and performed the duty with all the skill > > of a professional auctioneer, calling attention to the health and > > physical qualifications of a young man, and impressed upon the crowd the > > value of the young man's labor to the would-be buyers, yet the bidding > > was rather slow and dull. Marcum was finally sold to Mr. William > > Griffith, of the Frozen precinct, for $650. > > The man sold is an only son of Edward Marcum, of this city. Marcum > > was tried at the March term of the Breathitt Circuit court on a charge > > of vagrancy and offered no defense. > > > > iii. JAMES MARCUM, b. 1877, Breathitt Co, Ky.. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Knott Historical Society" <knothist@tgtel.com> > To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 12:43 AM > Subject: [KYBREATH-L] First White Man Auctioned in Breathitt Since 1839. > > > > April 17, 1903 > > The Jackson Hustler says: At 1 o'clock p.m. Wednesday, in front of > > the courthouse in this city, an event transpired that is without a > > parallel in the history of this county since its formation, and one that > > has been but seldom, if ever, witnessed in any community. The incident > > referred to was the public sale into servitude for a period of six > > months, for vagrancy, of Bruce Marcum, a young, robust and able-bodied > > man about twenty-seven years of age. > > This being the first time a white man (one Negro having been sold > > for the same cause a few years ago in Breathitt) was ever sold in the > > county, quite a large and curious throng gathered in front of the > > courthouse to witness the sale. Berry Turner, of Crockettsville, a > > Deputy Sheriff, cried him off, and performed the duty with all the skill > > of a professional auctioneer, calling attention to the health and > > physical qualifications of a young man, and impressed upon the crowd the > > value of the young man's labor to the would-be buyers, yet the bidding > > was rather slow and dull. Marcum was finally sold to Mr. William > > Griffith, of the Frozen precinct, for $650. > > The man sold is an only son of Edward Marcum, of this city. Marcum > > was tried at the March term of the Breathitt Circuit court on a charge > > of vagrancy and offered no defense. > > ______________ > > From Knott County Historical Society's - A Century Ago This Week (1903 > > Edition) > > > > Does anyone have or know where we can obtain a photo of Bruce Marcum? > > Thanks. > > > > David R. Smith, Pres. > > Knott County Historical Society, Inc. > > > > > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > > Help build the Breathitt County KyGenWeb site. Submit information for > posting to the site. Contact Jeanette Shouse at library@tgtel.com > > > > > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > > >

I don't know of any pictures of these Marcum's , but would love to be able to find copies of any of the Marcum family that settled in Breathiit Co. Below is what I have on them, I don't know if this will help. Now this is what I Believe at this time, I can't swear I'm right ! Would like to work with anyone researching the Marcum 's or the families who have married into these lines. Thanks , Martha Jo Marcum Carr Descendants of Edward B Marcum Generation No. 1 1. LIEUTENART EDWARD B3 MARCUM (ALFRED2, THOMAS1) was born February 27, 1840 in Breathitt Co, Ky., and died October 20, 1905 in Breathitt Co., Ky.. He married MALISSA B COCKRELL December 25, 1870 in Breathitt Co, Ky., daughter of JAMES COCKRELL and ANN ALLEN. She was born Abt. 1846 in Breathitt Co, Ky., and died July 01, 1888 in Breathitt Co, Ky.. Notes for LIEUTENART EDWARD B MARCUM: 1st Lieutenant in Co K, 14 Ky Cavalry, during the Civil War, William Strong was the Captain. Second Lieutenant in Co E, Three Forks Battalion, KST. William Strong was the Captain. 1880 Breathitt Co, boarder with James L Caskey 1900 Breathitt Co More About LIEUTENART EDWARD B MARCUM: Burial: Sewell Cem, Breathitt Co, Ky. More About MALISSA B COCKRELL: Burial: Chaney Cem, Breathitt Co, Ky. Children of EDWARD MARCUM and MALISSA COCKRELL are: i. CHILD4 MARCUM, b. 1875, Breathitt Co, Ky.. ii. BRUCE MARCUM, b. August 1876; d. 1953, Sewell Cem, Breathitt Co, Ky.. Notes for BRUCE MARCUM: April 17, 1903 The Jackson Hustler says: At 1 o'clock p.m. Wednesday, in front of the courthouse in this city, an event transpired that is without a parallel in the history of this county since its formation, and one that has been but seldom, if ever, witnessed in any community. The incident referred to was the public sale into servitude for a period of six months, for vagrancy, of Bruce Marcum, a young, robust and able-bodied man about twenty-seven years of age. This being the first time a white man (one Negro having been sold for the same cause a few years ago in Breathitt) was ever sold in the county, quite a large and curious throng gathered in front of the courthouse to witness the sale. Berry Turner, of Crockettsville, a Deputy Sheriff, cried him off, and performed the duty with all the skill of a professional auctioneer, calling attention to the health and physical qualifications of a young man, and impressed upon the crowd the value of the young man's labor to the would-be buyers, yet the bidding was rather slow and dull. Marcum was finally sold to Mr. William Griffith, of the Frozen precinct, for $650. The man sold is an only son of Edward Marcum, of this city. Marcum was tried at the March term of the Breathitt Circuit court on a charge of vagrancy and offered no defense. iii. JAMES MARCUM, b. 1877, Breathitt Co, Ky.. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Knott Historical Society" <knothist@tgtel.com> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 12:43 AM Subject: [KYBREATH-L] First White Man Auctioned in Breathitt Since 1839. > April 17, 1903 > The Jackson Hustler says: At 1 o'clock p.m. Wednesday, in front of > the courthouse in this city, an event transpired that is without a > parallel in the history of this county since its formation, and one that > has been but seldom, if ever, witnessed in any community. The incident > referred to was the public sale into servitude for a period of six > months, for vagrancy, of Bruce Marcum, a young, robust and able-bodied > man about twenty-seven years of age. > This being the first time a white man (one Negro having been sold > for the same cause a few years ago in Breathitt) was ever sold in the > county, quite a large and curious throng gathered in front of the > courthouse to witness the sale. Berry Turner, of Crockettsville, a > Deputy Sheriff, cried him off, and performed the duty with all the skill > of a professional auctioneer, calling attention to the health and > physical qualifications of a young man, and impressed upon the crowd the > value of the young man's labor to the would-be buyers, yet the bidding > was rather slow and dull. Marcum was finally sold to Mr. William > Griffith, of the Frozen precinct, for $650. > The man sold is an only son of Edward Marcum, of this city. Marcum > was tried at the March term of the Breathitt Circuit court on a charge > of vagrancy and offered no defense. > ______________ > From Knott County Historical Society's - A Century Ago This Week (1903 > Edition) > > Does anyone have or know where we can obtain a photo of Bruce Marcum? > Thanks. > > David R. Smith, Pres. > Knott County Historical Society, Inc. > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > Help build the Breathitt County KyGenWeb site. Submit information for posting to the site. Contact Jeanette Shouse at library@tgtel.com > >

27 April 1904. Morgan County News. Buford Pieratt, is a candidate for County Court Clerk. He is the son of Raney Pieratt, and present deputy Sheriff under S.M. Lykins, and has made an officer the people are proud of. He is a loyal Democrat, always at the wheel working, spending both time and money for the interest and success of his party. He is well qualified and a young man of good business qualities. Born to T.J. Daniel and wife, April 18, a (miller) boy. J.M. Testerman, who has been in Florida the past winter, will return about the 23rd of this month. H.B. Cottle departed this life on the 15th at his home near White Oak, Ky. He was 43 years of age. Caney. Grant Holliday has moved to Jackson, Ky., where he will engage in the hotel business. The Gault House, formerly the Central Hotel is now being kept by Rowland Minix, of Salyersville. The proprietor is a congenial and affable gentleman. S.M. Nickell, who will be the cashier of the Farmers' and Merchants Bank, which will begin business June 1, has moved into the property recently vacated by Grant Holliday. Cannel City. The White Oak Cannel Coal Company is having a proposed line of railroad surveyed from near Cannel City to White Oak. The deposits of the Morgan County Bank at Cannel City on the day it opened were about $13,000. ____________ From Knott County Historical Society's - A Century Ago This Week. Does anyone have a photo of J.M. Testerman? Or of the Gault House/Central Hotel? Thanks. Sincerely yours, David R. Smith, Pres. Knott County Historical Society, Inc.

April 24, 1903. The largest walnut log ever taken out of the Eastern Kentucky mountain forests has just been taken from Cross Fork of Kentucky river, west of Mayking, overland across the mountains to Jackson, Breathitt county, to the Cincinnati markets. The log was nearly six feet in diameter and sixteen feet long, and it required eight large yoke of oxen to "snake" it over the mountains. It was bought for $1,600 from Joe Hale. Members of the Kentucky World's Fair Association gave Mr. Hale's bid on the tree with the intention of placing it on exhibition at St. Louis in 1904, but their bid of $2,000 was a day too late. ___________________ From Knott County Historical Society's - A Century Ago This Week (1903 Edition) Can anyone help us locate a photo of this log? Anyone related to Joe Hale? Thanks. Sincerely yours, David R. Smith, Pres. Knott County Historical Society, Inc.

Wade J. Carder Sr. Wade J. Carder Sr., 75, of Trenton, Ohio, went to be with the Lord with family members at his side, Sunday, April 18, 2004, at 8:45 a.m. He was born in Perry County, Ky., on March 27, 1929, the son of George and Ollie (Combs) Carder. While here on earth, Wade brought wisdom, knowledge, courage, and strength and taught morals, values, and how to love unselfishly to those who had the privilege to cross paths with him. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Trenton. He served in the U.S. Army and was a veteran of the Korean War. He was an active member of the American Legion Post 218 and Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 501. He retired as a millwright from Sorg Paper Co. in 1991, after 38 years of service. He enjoyed livestock farming with his sons, Wade Jr. and Carmine. As a young man he worked in the coal mines of Kentucky. Wade enjoyed fishing with his children, grandchildren, brothers, and sisters, and working on cars. He was a completely devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, son, and brother. Wade is survived and will be sadly missed by his loving wife, Judy Carrozza Carder; a son, Carmine (Leslie) Carder; three daughters, Pamela J. (Kevin Kinder) Carder, Janice E. (Mike Williams) Carder, and Jacqueline K. (Frank) Robinson all of Trenton, Ohio; grandchildren, Rickey (Becky Nafe) Hamilton Jr., Joseph (Danielle) Hamilton, Thomas Hamilton, Antonio Carder, Mario Carder, Alesha Williams, Chastity Carder, Christina 'Maria' Roberts, Tiffany Carder, Ali Williams, Kayla Kinder, and Courtney Carder; great-grandchildren, Isaac Shaw Hamilton, Hailey Hamilton, and one on the way; two brothers, George (Pauline) Carder and Don (Connie) Carder; two sisters, Jane Walters and Marian (Ray) Young; and many nieces and nephews, and great-nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his son, Wade J. Carder Jr.; parents George and Ollie Carder; a great-grandson, Rickey Hamilton III; brothers Wilburt, Herman, Glenn, and Jack Carder; and a sister, Betty Jo Carder. A special thanks to Tommy Hamilton for his time, love, and support he gave his Papaw. ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 22, at the First Baptist Church of Trenton, 305 Cypress, with Pastor Keith Spencer officiating. Visitation is today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Wilson-Schramm-Spaulding Funeral Home, 3805 Roosevelt Blvd. at Bonita Drive in Middletown. Interment will be at Woodside Cemetery with military honors conducted by American Legion Post 218 Honor Guard. MEMORIALS: Memorial donations may be made to American Lung Association of Ohio, Southwestern Region, 11113 Kenwood Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45242

Hazel Strong Barnett Mrs. Hazel (Strong) Barnett, 90, formerly of Middletown, Ohio, died Monday, April 19, 2004, at Clark County Memorial Hospital in Winchester, Ky. She was born on March 10, 1914, in Haddix, Ky., one of nine children of Ged and Mary Catherine (Campbell) Strong. She was a homemaker. Mrs. Barnett was preceded in death by her husband, Freeland, and by seven brothers and sisters. Survivors include daughters Gena (Jack) Bell of Winchester, Ky., and Mrs. Betty Farler of Quicksand, Ky.; a son, Ronnie (Betty) Barnett of Middletown; a brother, Kelly Strong of Trenton, N.J.; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral services were held at Watts Funeral Home in Jackson, Ky., Wednesday, April 21, with the Rev. Harold Barnett officiating. Burial was in Jackson City Cemetery

Tessie Back Tessie Jane Back, 75, of Middletown, passed away Sunday morning at Middletown Regional Hospital. She was born in Jackson, Ky., on Nov. 17, 1918, the daughter of Alfred and Maude (Creech) Back. She retired as an inspector for General Electric where she worked for almost 20 years. She is survived by her son, John Alfred (wife Pauline) Back of Franklin; two grandsons, Jonathan and Michael Back; a granddaughter, Christina Frongia; great-granddaughters Jennifer and Jessica Frongia, and Sierra Oquin; and a sister, Ruby Garner of Middletown. She was preceded in death by three brothers, Claudius, Junius and Paul. ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 27, at Breathitt Funeral Home, Jackson, Ky., with the Revs. Bob Frost and Raymond Price officiating. Friends may call from 9 a.m. until service time. Burial will follow in the Back Cemetery, Jackson. Local arrangements were by Breitenbach-McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home.

Mae Smith Fuhr Mrs. Mae Smith Fuhr, 84 of 6532 Hamilton Middletown Road, Franklin, passed away Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at Middletown Regional Hospital. She was born Feb. 22, 1920, in Breathitt County, Ky., the daughter of Clay and Fannie Gabbard. She was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Jean Helton; a stepson, Tim Fuhr; and six brothers and four sisters. She is survived by her husband, John; a son, Bobby Smith of Franklin; three daughters, Edith Sowers of Richmond, Ky., and Faye Sears and Judy Grant, both of Franklin; a stepson, Johnny Fuhr of Miamisburg, and stepdaughter, Diane Conover of Franklin; seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Dottie Benson of Loveland and Toni Nixon of Alexandria, Ky.; and special friends, Bud Brandenburg, and Margaret and Larry Dalton. ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 17, at the Anderson Funeral Home, 1357 E. Second St., Franklin. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery

April 17, 1903 The Jackson Hustler says: At 1 o'clock p.m. Wednesday, in front of the courthouse in this city, an event transpired that is without a parallel in the history of this county since its formation, and one that has been but seldom, if ever, witnessed in any community. The incident referred to was the public sale into servitude for a period of six months, for vagrancy, of Bruce Marcum, a young, robust and able-bodied man about twenty-seven years of age. This being the first time a white man (one Negro having been sold for the same cause a few years ago in Breathitt) was ever sold in the county, quite a large and curious throng gathered in front of the courthouse to witness the sale. Berry Turner, of Crockettsville, a Deputy Sheriff, cried him off, and performed the duty with all the skill of a professional auctioneer, calling attention to the health and physical qualifications of a young man, and impressed upon the crowd the value of the young man's labor to the would-be buyers, yet the bidding was rather slow and dull. Marcum was finally sold to Mr. William Griffith, of the Frozen precinct, for $650. The man sold is an only son of Edward Marcum, of this city. Marcum was tried at the March term of the Breathitt Circuit court on a charge of vagrancy and offered no defense. ______________ From Knott County Historical Society's - A Century Ago This Week (1903 Edition) Does anyone have or know where we can obtain a photo of Bruce Marcum? Thanks. David R. Smith, Pres. Knott County Historical Society, Inc.

4 April 1904. Licensed to Practice Law. She is the Daughter of Attorney Wallace McGuire, of Jackson. The first woman in the mountain districts of Kentucky to be given a license to practice law is Miss Florence McGuire, of Jackson, Ky., daughter of Attorney Wallace McGuire. She was granted a license Saturday in the Morgan circuit court sitting at West Liberty. She is 23 years in age and intends to practice her profession in the courts of Eastern Kentucky. and... Jackson, which has been noted for its various celebrities in the last twelve months, has a new claim to notoriety. Its bar, which is regarded as the strongest in the mountains, is soon to be strengthened by the acquisition of a female lawyer. Miss Florence McGuire, daughter of Attorney W.W. McGuire, went to West Liberty this week to be examined in the Morgan Circuit Court for a law license. Miss McGuire is a bright handsome girl, twenty-three years old, and has been reading law in her fathers office ever since she was twenty. From Knott County Historical Society's - A Century Ago This Week. Does anyone have any further biographical and genealogical data on Florence McGuire?

From what I have, Cordelia md. a Mr. Riley and Barbara md. a Mr. Fox. But, I have not been able to find them on the census records. Thomas was the son of William Short, Jr. and Pemelia Corum. > [Original Message] > From: Pat Mc <nanapat@mscomm.com> > To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 4/24/04 5:02:24 PM > Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] SHORT > > I have an America Stamper daughter of Joel Stamper and Matilda Helton > married to Thomas Short with two children Cordelia abt 1889 and Barbary abt > 1892 > > Joel Stamper Sr. and Mary Polly Turner Stamper were her grandparents. I > have the children of the grandparents but have nothing on Thomas Short or > his ancesters. > May the grace of the Lord be upon you. > > Pat Mc > > In God We Trust > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Skayhanna@aol.com> > To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 7:19 AM > Subject: [KYBREATH-L] SHORT > > > > Is anyone on the list researching the SHORT family from Breathitt Co.? I > am > > especially interested in Thomas SHORT who married America STAMPER and > Richard > > SHORT who married Isabelle STEPP. > > I would appreciate any help you can give. > > Thank you > > Kay > > > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > Want to submit family infomation for Surname Files at the Breathitt County library? Contact library@tgtel.com

Thank you so very much, Wilma and Pat. Thomas and Richard are my brick walls in this family. I really do appreciate this information. It has helped so much. Kay

I hope this might help Thomas Short was born 1872 in Breathitt Co, Ky. He married America Stamper born May 11, 1872 and died December 8, 1935 in Breathitt Co, Kentucky, They married on July 2, 1888. America was the daughter of Joel Jr. Stamper and Matilda Helton Both Thomas and America are buried in the Justice Riley Cemetery. Thomas Short served with Company D 4th Kentucky Infantry during the Spanish-American War. Their family of two identified children lived in Crocksville, Breathitt County in 1900. Thomas is listed as a nephew of Ancil and Elvira Short living in Breathitt County per 1880 Census,. America was married to Thomas Short at the home of Joel Stamper by H.B. Haddix, witness were Gran Turner and J. Sebastian. Thomas Short and America Stampers children are: 1. Cordella Short born 1889 2. Barbara Short born 1892 I will see what else I have might help God Bless Wilma ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Mc" <nanapat@mscomm.com> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 4:02 PM Subject: Re: [KYBREATH-L] SHORT > I have an America Stamper daughter of Joel Stamper and Matilda Helton > married to Thomas Short with two children Cordelia abt 1889 and Barbary abt > 1892 > > Joel Stamper Sr. and Mary Polly Turner Stamper were her grandparents. I > have the children of the grandparents but have nothing on Thomas Short or > his ancesters. > May the grace of the Lord be upon you. > > Pat Mc > > In God We Trust > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Skayhanna@aol.com> > To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 7:19 AM > Subject: [KYBREATH-L] SHORT > > > > Is anyone on the list researching the SHORT family from Breathitt Co.? I > am > > especially interested in Thomas SHORT who married America STAMPER and > Richard > > SHORT who married Isabelle STEPP. > > I would appreciate any help you can give. > > Thank you > > Kay > > > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > Want to submit family infomation for Surname Files at the Breathitt County library? Contact library@tgtel.com > >

I have an America Stamper daughter of Joel Stamper and Matilda Helton married to Thomas Short with two children Cordelia abt 1889 and Barbary abt 1892 Joel Stamper Sr. and Mary Polly Turner Stamper were her grandparents. I have the children of the grandparents but have nothing on Thomas Short or his ancesters. May the grace of the Lord be upon you. Pat Mc In God We Trust ----- Original Message ----- From: <Skayhanna@aol.com> To: <KYBREATH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 7:19 AM Subject: [KYBREATH-L] SHORT > Is anyone on the list researching the SHORT family from Breathitt Co.? I am > especially interested in Thomas SHORT who married America STAMPER and Richard > SHORT who married Isabelle STEPP. > I would appreciate any help you can give. > Thank you > Kay > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > > > >

Is anyone on the list researching the SHORT family from Breathitt Co.? I am especially interested in Thomas SHORT who married America STAMPER and Richard SHORT who married Isabelle STEPP. I would appreciate any help you can give. Thank you Kay

Yikes! Now there's a family story. How did he happen to get lynched? Have you looked for/found any newspaper articles about that? Doy On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 21:25:51 -0400 "Monty Reed" <montyreed@comcast.net> writes: > Appreciate your help, Doy, but the Nancy Fugate I'm looking for was > raising > her children from 1862 to 1880 in Breathitt Co. Her husband, > Henderson > Kilburn, was lynched in 1884. > > Monty Reed > > > > > I was intererested in your post. Unfortunately, I doubt that I > can help > > you at all. I have 2 Nancy Fugates in my database. > > 1) dau of Zachariah and Unity Fugate (he died in Russell Co. VA, > after > > July 1835). I show this Nancy as married to an unknown DORTON. > > > > 2) Ann Nancy Fugate, b. ca. 1754 in VA, married Samuel Haddix. > > > > Obviously both of these are too early to be yours. But just > thought I'd > > respond. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > Doy > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > > > > Doy Louise Groenenberg Yakima, WA ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Appreciate your help, Doy, but the Nancy Fugate I'm looking for was raising her children from 1862 to 1880 in Breathitt Co. Her husband, Henderson Kilburn, was lynched in 1884. Monty Reed > > I was intererested in your post. Unfortunately, I doubt that I can help > you at all. I have 2 Nancy Fugates in my database. > 1) dau of Zachariah and Unity Fugate (he died in Russell Co. VA, after > July 1835). I show this Nancy as married to an unknown DORTON. > > 2) Ann Nancy Fugate, b. ca. 1754 in VA, married Samuel Haddix. > > Obviously both of these are too early to be yours. But just thought I'd > respond. > > Best wishes, > > Doy

Hi Monty, I was intererested in your post. Unfortunately, I doubt that I can help you at all. I have 2 Nancy Fugates in my database. 1) dau of Zachariah and Unity Fugate (he died in Russell Co. VA, after July 1835). I show this Nancy as married to an unknown DORTON. 2) Ann Nancy Fugate, b. ca. 1754 in VA, married Samuel Haddix. Obviously both of these are too early to be yours. But just thought I'd respond. Best wishes, Doy On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 13:14:38 -0400 "Monty Reed" <montyreed@comcast.net> writes: > Hi, > Seeking death date and cemetery for Nancy Fugate, wife and widow of > Henderson Kilburn. Appreciate any help. > > Monty Reed > > > ==== KYBREATH Mailing List ==== > Help build the Breathitt County KyGenWeb site. Submit information > for posting to the site. Contact Jeanette Shouse at > library@tgtel.com > > > Doy Louise Groenenberg Yakima, WA ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Hi, Seeking death date and cemetery for Nancy Fugate, wife and widow of Henderson Kilburn. Appreciate any help. Monty Reed

Many thanks, Stephen, for directions to the Strong Burying Ground. Your work on Breathitt genealogy-history is commendable. Keep it up. Monty Reed > > The Strong Burying Ground is located at the intersection of Kentucky > Highway 1110 and Little's Creek Road in the Strongville (Whick) Section of