This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2673.1.1.2.3 Message Board Post: Hi VJ, Thanks for your updated info and I added it to my tree. One of my direct lines is the MATTHEWS and through them I have got info on other lines they married into. Post everywhere on surname boards also and you might find someone with your direct line who can help you more. Theresa

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MILLER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2673.1.1.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks Theresa!!! You have a vast knowledge concerning both the MILLER & BURCH families and I'll certainly try to fill in any gaps there might be ... but judging from what you already know, there won't be many of those! :)) Now ... as for my gg grandfather, Albert Connor MILLER ... According to our records, he was born in Perry Co, IN and not Breckinridge, KY. His second wife's name was Nancy Norton Basham. The information we have is sketchy, but we do have her birth year listed abt 1850 and their marriage date as 22 APR 1880, Breckinridge Co, KY. Nancy's daughter Elizabeth Basham was listed as Albert's stepdaughter in the 1880 census. My direct line is through Albert and Nancy's son, Allen Henry MILLER. I noticed you don't have any information about him other than his birth, so I'd like to provide a little more about him at this time even though our own information is limited ... at least it's a start! Also ... before I go any farther ... I'm fairly new to genealogy, so please forgive my lack of knowledge concerning proper genealogical writing order. I'll just do the best I can by writing what I know ... :) Allen Henry MILLER, b Jan 1867, Cloverport, Breckinridge Co, KY. He much preferred his name as Henry Allen and my own father only knew him by that name instead of the other way around. Allen Henry / Henry Allen passed away in 1944 and is buried in the McDonald Cemetery, Washington Co, AR. Allen Henry Miller and his second wife are buried together in this family cemetery. He's listed as Henry A Miller, 1866 - 1944 (perhaps they guessed at his birth year?) and his second wife's name is Mary E Miller, 1882 - 1950. The reason they are buried in a McDonald Family cemetery is due to their in-laws (Marshall FREDERICK and Rachell E MCDANIEL / MCDONALD) Rachell's brother, Abner G MCDONALD donated one acre of land in 1889 and became the founder of this cemetery that is still in use today! Here's a wonderful site I discoverd that led me to the information about the McDonald Cemetery in Washington Co, AR: http://www.angelfire.com/ar3/violetstar/index.html Most of this text is copied from their site: McDONALD CEMETERY Washington County, Arkansas This is a small rural cemetery. There is a metal fence surrounding the cemetery. A marker near the cemetery entrance reads: Elev. 1675 ft. Sec. 21 Tws. 14 R 31 W. One acre donated by Abnor G. MCDONALD, April 12, 1889. He is the brother to my g grandmother, Rachell MCDANIEL (her family used both surnames, McDonald and McDaniel) who married Marshal FREDERICK. Both are the parents of Rosie Ethel FREDERICK who married my grandfather, Joseph Sylvester Harrison MILLER, who is Henry Allen MILLER'S son. Both Marshall / Marshel FREDERICK and Rachell (McDaniel) FREDERIECK are buried in this cemetery along with Allen Henry / Henry Allen MILLER and his second wife, Mary E. MILLER. Directions to cemetery: To get there from Fayetteville, AR, take Highway 62 to Prairie Grove. Turn south on Washington County Road #28. Get on County Road 265 south, and then take County Road #29, which is a dirt road. Drive a few miles and then watch for a small white sign on the left reading "McDonald Cemetery". Turn at the sign, and the road will end at the cemetery. Let me backtrack a bit ... My g grandfather, Allen Henry MILLER, son of Albert Connor MILLER, was married twice: Wife #1: Mary E BURNETT, b 1866, AR, daughter of John D BURNETT and Sarah Sallee OLIVER. She and Allen Henry MILLER were married in AR, 1889 (or so we think) and the following children were born to this union: 1. Ellen MILLER, b abt OCT 1890, AR 2. Jimmy MILLER, b AR twin, died infant 3. Minnie MILLER, b AR twin, died infant 4.Joseph Sylvester Harrison MILLER (my grandfather) b 28 Apr, 1893, AR d, 25 NOV 1963, Las Cruces, NM and is buried in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Cemetery, lot 144 space 2, Las Cruces, Dona Ana Co, NM. He married Rose Ethel Frederick in 1914 AR. She was born 28 OCT 1895 in Washington Co, AR, and is the daughter of Marshal FREDERICK and Rachel E. MCDANIEL. Rosie Ethel (Frederick) MILLER is buried next to my grandfather in space 1, lott 144 in the Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Las Cruces, Dona Ana Co, NM. She passed away 8 APR 1973. 5. Sarah MILLER, b abt June 1896, AR 6. Gladys MILLER, b abt July 1898, AR We don't exactly know when my g grandmother Mary E. (Burnett) MILLER passed away, but we feel she might have died in childbirth with Gladys or shortly thereafter ... The following 1900 census shows she had already passed away by that time. Allen Henry Miller was renting the farm he was working, so it is unlikely he would bury her there on a family plot ... so to date, we still do not know where the first Mary E Miller is buried. 1900 Washington County, Arkansas - Prairie Township - June 12, 1900 - page 211 267 - Miller, Henry, head; Jan 1867, age 33; widowed; KY IN KY; farmer/ renting farm #139 (we're not sure why MO is listed on this census, but on the following census, it is not) Ellen, dau; Oct 1890, age 9; AR KY MO Joseph, son; Apr 1893, age 7; AR KY MO Sarah, dau; Jun 1896, age 3; AR KY MO Gladys, dau; Jul? 1898, age 1; AR KY MO Here's another census after he remarried. Strange how BOTH wives were named Mary E ... and they've added another daughter to the family! CENSUS: AR 1910 1910 Washington County, Arkansas - West Fork Township - May 10, 1910 - ED 151/Sheet 11B - page 204 - 218 - {Miller, Henry A., head; M W 46 Md 2/7 years; KY KY KY; farmer/general farm; renting farm #171 Mary E., wife; F W 29 Md 2/7 years; 2 children/2 living; AR WVA AR Joseph, son; M W 17 S; AR KY AR; laborer/railroad Sarah, dau; F W 12 S; AR KY AR Gladys, dau; F W 11 S; AR KY AR Viola, dau; F W 7 S; AR KY AR} My grandfather, Joseph Sylvester Harrison MILLER's WWI Draft Registration Card is listed on ancestry.com, 1917-1918. He was already married to my grandmother (Rose Ethel FREDERICK) by that time (they married in 1914) and my father had already been born. Together they brought 5 strapping boys into the world: My father was the first born; 1. Josephus MILLER, b 14 MARCH 1917, West Fork, Washington Co, AR and d. 27 OCT, 1995, Las Cruces, Dona Ana Co, NM 2. living male 3. Otis Edward MILLER, b. 6 APR 1922, Washington Co, AR ... d. 9 SEPT 2003, Whitesboro, Grayson Co, TX 4. Billy Ray MILLER, b. 15 MARCH 1927 Washington Co, AR ... d. abt 1967, Casper, WY 5. James Perry MILLER, b. 7 MARCH 1933 Washington Co, AR ... d 25 JUL 2002, Ft Worth, Tarrant Co, TX Well ... guess that's about it for now. It seems I've been writing for the LONGEST time so I hope I haven't made any errors! Also ... I hope you'll find my information helpful and will add it to your own compiled genealogical research ... I'll gladly add any additional information I discover along the way ... and I hope you'll do the same ... :) THANKS AGAIN ... VJ Miller Brandon

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Margaret McGuire Limer Carwile Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2730.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for the info. Interesting to say the least. Grandma died April 28, 1911, Perhaps they called the area Pincheco and she actually might have been a part of the church at Cabot as I believe they were Baptist. She was married May 3, 1885 to Zachariah Jacob Carwile, in Breck Co, Ky, or so the family history is recorded. This would have been her 3rd marriage. I think there may be a marriage bond floating around somewhere. Anyway, part of her family (Limer) ended up in Breckinridge Co, around Cloverport/Hardinsburg area. Of course, there is always the possibility of another cemetery by that name too. But this gives me another area to explore.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YAB.2ACI/2730.2 Message Board Post: If one Googles the name "Pincheco," one learns that the deaths of two people who lived in Pincheco were reported in an Ohio County, Kentucky, newspaper. Both of these deaths were within a decade of the turn of the 19th century to the 20th century. One of these persons was listed as "respectable." Where the community was exactly located was not reported. This lack of clarity about the location of Pincheco is the rule rather than an exception.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YAB.2ACI/2730.1 Message Board Post: The area you mention as "Pinchico" was generally spelled in the lore of this area as Pincheco. There are more tales about Pincheco than any other geographic area in this region. No known buildings survive and whether there ever were any buildings other than living quarters is doubtful. I have never seen or heard of a "Pinchico Cemetery." I have walked the hills where this so-called community was alleged to have existed. There may have been people buried in Pinchico/Pincheco; whether any engraved stones exist for them is doubtful. Here are some of the better known notions concerning Pincheco. This place no longer exists as an area where people live. It was situated near to the ounty lines for Breckinridge, Hancock, and Ohio Counties. This region is filled with towering hills and deep ravines and is heavily laden with hardwood trees. The region is where three counties were "pinched together; thus, "Pinch-e-co." After the Civil War, it is alleged that gangs of guerilla fighters took to living in the woods in a region dubbed as Pincheco. The exact location of the county lines in this region was confused because of changes made by the State Legislature in 1831. Thus law officers of each county were not certain concerning where jurisdiction for each was located nor were they certain where they were when wandering into the backwoods. This state of affairs worked to the general benefit of the unlawful who lived in Pincheco, an area difficult to enter and about which there were questions concerning who ought provide law enforcement for it. Some thought the group that lived in Pincheco was what was then known as a "survivalist" group. I think this term implies a bunch of bandits who were making a living from robbing the citizens and farmers of this region and who had hoped the Civil War would not end since it provided cover for their unlawful activities. The closest known village to Pincheco was Cabot, a small hamlet and the nearest one to the county lines mentioned. Cabot was once known as Halesburg. Cabot exists and there are a few inhabitants and a Baptist Church and Cemetery there. Cabot is in Hancock County, Kentucky. A story was published about Pincheco in the Courier Journal newspaper of Louisville, Kentucky. The date of publication is unknown. And also, the reporter did not identify sources. Therefore, this essay also must be considered nothing more than "lore." Here is the essay in its entirety: "Some 12 miles south of Hawesville, Ky and where the County lines of Breckinridge and Hancock conjoin lies the neighborhood of Pincheco. The principle product of Pincheco, where fame extends throughout the state, is pugilists of the rough and tumble variety. Should you attend a dance ("Shin Dig" they call it) in Pincheco and escape being shot cut or knocked in the head, you may well claim that the days of miracles are still in full blast; and if you were present at one of the old time wood-choppings and failed to see someone receive a broken nose before the festivities ended, you might well have abundant reason for kicking against not having had a run for your money. So unsavory is the reputation of the neighborhood that you are told by its citizens, when inquiring of its location enough you might be right in the heart of it, that is a "mile or two" further on. Of course there are a number of solid citizens living in Pincheco - diamonds in the rough, as it were, but the poli! shing process to bring out the scintillating abilities would, however, be attended with the polisher's scalplock. The readers of the Courier Journal may be interested in the peculiar name of the neighborhood whose fame I humbly seek to imortalize in prosaic print. I will give its origin - a number of years ago there lived in Hancock Co., a young man of confidence in his ability as a fighter of the knock-down, drag out order. Next to a nip of maroon colored liquor, Holland loved nothing better than a fistic mix-up. When tanked up on booze, he just simply "eeked" for a fight. It also fell out that Holland made a trip to the coast on a flatboat, as the boat floated languidly on the broad bosom of the mighty Mississippi a happy inspiration came to him. He would utilize the golden opportunities of the voyage, and as a side line to the dollars he carried home, he would also carry a few scalplocks as fruits of his prowess in sunny southland. The first man Holland went up against was a little weysen-faced fellow at Point Chicot (pronounced Pon-she-co by the natives) who was a tough little rat. Holland did not collect his thoughts for a week after this encounter. He never did collect all the remnants of his head. He always thought that he fell into a kennel of a buldog or the lair of a tiger. He was permanently stupified. His companions greatly enjoyed his discomforts and gave to the neighborhood from which Holland came the name of Pincheco (Point Chicot)." So, 'over yonder' seems to be the most often given advice given by natives of the region when directions to Pincheco are sought. While this message will likely not resolve your inquiry, perhaps it will save you much time and effort in your search as the area known as Pincheco has never been discovered and remains a mystery of the region. Grandma must have fallen in with an unsavory lot!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YAB.2ACI/2673.1.1.2.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: OOPS! There is a route mistake in my directions to the Matthews/Burch Cemetery. Tick Ridge is also Rte 629 and NOT Rte 992 in Breckinridge County,KY. Sorry about that; I rushed the response and my error registered in my brain just after I posted the message concerning directions to the cemetery. If you desire to find the Lawrence Cemetery, contact me via my electronic mail address.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2673.1.1.2.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank You F. Keenan for the info on the cemeteries. Theresa

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YAB.2ACI/2673.1.1.2.2.1 Message Board Post: The Matthews/Burch Cemetery is south of the Macedonia Baptist Church about 3/4 of a mile or so. Turn off Tick Ridge Rd. at Macedonia Baptist Church. Tick Ridge Rd. is also Breckinridge County Rte 992. Go south along a gravel road that runs alongside the church until the road drops over a hill. At the bottom of the hill, there is a small stream to ford. This is Whetstone Run. There is a drive to the left up a steep hill. Walk to the top of the hill and turn right into a field and walk about 100 yards. The Matthews/Burch Cemetery is on the right or west side of the field. It is located on private property. The Lawrence Cemetery cannot be found without a guide. I know where it is but cannot offer directions via this medium. It is in the "back yonder." There are only a few stones there and just a couple that are engraved. There are likely more graves there than stones.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2673.1.1.2.2 Message Board Post: V. J., Bwlow is what I have on the BURCH line. Theresa theresagriffiths@iwon.com Descendants of Benjamin BURCH Generation No. 1 1. Benjamin1 BURCH He married Mary TOWNSHEND. Child of Benjamin BURCH and Mary TOWNSHEND is: + 2 i. Henley2 BURCH, born 1801 in Maryland; died May 15, 1865. Generation No. 2 2. Henley2 BURCH (Benjamin1) was born 1801 in Maryland, and died May 15, 1865. He married Nancy E. MATTHEWS November 09, 1829 in Ohio County, Kentucky, daughter of George MATTHEWS and Elizabeth MOORE. She was born 1806. Notes for Henley BURCH: * Kentucky Land Grants ( Was there two Henley BURCH's?? ) Grantee: Burch, Henley Acres: 76 Book: Q-2 Survey Date: 1- 5-1816 County: Breckinridge WaterCourse: Harrisons Fk Reference: THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS Volume 1 Part 1 CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY page 493 More Info: Grantee: Burch, Henley Acres: 76 Book: Q-2 Page: 118 Date Survey: 1- 5-1816 County: Breckinridge Watercourse: Harrisons Fk * 1850 Census, Dist. 2, Breckinridge County, Kentucky July 26th # 50-50 BURCH, Henley 49 m farmer 956 Maryland , Nancy E. 44 f KY , Mary E. 17 f KY , Frances M. 13 f KY , Patsey E. 11 f KY , Nancy 4 f KY , Amanda A. 1 f KY MASON, Joseph 14 m MASON, Isaac 9 m b. abt. 1841 DAY, George 3 m * 1860 Census, Dist. 2, P.O. Hardinsburg, Breckinridge County, Kentucky September 8th # 975-975 BIRCH, Henley 59 m farmer 1000 - 3500 Maryland , Nancy 51 f KY , Fanny 23 f KY , Nancy ( Z.?) 14 f KY , Amanda 11 f KY * Back in the 1880's, it was referred to as Matthews Cemetery on the Elijah Fentress farm. It was later changed to Simmons Cemetery. Now, it is called the Burch/Matthews Cemetery. * According to Breckinridge Cem Rec Vol 2 Matthew Cem is located 4 miles north of Hardinsburg, Ky on US 1385. * Note from unknown post to Breckinridge Co,KY. message board. This cemetery is located on the old John Willis Lawrence/George N.Lawrence place. Many years ago Manuel Matthews and Freddie Dessie(Burch)Matthews lived next door the Lawrences. The Lawrence place had some small hills and viewing them from the house a person could see a lone chimney and near it was a graveyard that contains the remains of Todd, Tate, and Lawrence family members. This graveyard is between the Lawrence house and Rough River. Could anyone tell me if this place where the cemetery is located is the Matthews Cemetery on the Elijah Fentress farm? Elijah Fentress would have had the farm back in the 1880's. Also, I would like to know where is the location of the Marcus Matthew's place. More About Henley BURCH: Burial: Matthews Cemetery, Breckinridge County, Kentucky Notes for Nancy E. MATTHEWS: * 1850 Census, Dist. 2, Breckinridge County, Kentucky July 26th # 50-50 BURCH, Henley 49 m farmer 956 Maryland , Nancy E. 44 f KY , Mary E. 17 f KY , Frances M. 13 f KY , Patsey E. 11 f KY , Nancy 4 f KY , Amanda A. 1 f KY MASON, Joseph 14 m MASON, Isaac 9 m b. abt. 1841 DAY, George 3 m * 1860 Census, Dist. 2, P.O. Hardinsburg, Breckinridge County, Kentucky September 8th # 975-975 BIRCH, Henley 59 m farmer 1000 - 3500 Maryland , Nancy 51 f KY , Fanny 23 f KY , Nancy ( Z.?) 14 f KY , Amanda 11 f KY Marriage Notes for Henley BURCH and Nancy MATTHEWS: * Marriage ( Found on USGen Search ) BURCH, Henley to MATTHEWS, Nancy 09-NOV-1829 Transcribed by: Brenda Jordan Raymond Myself31@aol.com NOTE: These marriages are compiled from *Microfilm* and pages from Ohio County, KY in the Olden Days, by Mary Taylor Logan. There is no way to tell what came from where, so this note will go on all files. Children of Henley BURCH and Nancy MATTHEWS are: + 3 i. Mary Emoline "Eveline"3 BURCH, born June 04, 1834 in Breckinridge County, Kentucky; died August 1878. 4 ii. Frances M. BURCH, born Abt. 1837. 5 iii. Patsey E. BURCH, born Abt. 1839. 6 iv. Nancy BURCH, born Abt. 1846. 7 v. Amanda A. BURCH, born Abt. 1849. Generation No. 3 3. Mary Emoline "Eveline"3 BURCH (Henley2, Benjamin1) was born June 04, 1834 in Breckinridge County, Kentucky, and died August 1878. She married Albert Connor MILLER June 17, 1854 in Breckinridge County, Kentucky. He was born May 02, 1832 in Breckinridge County, Kentucky or Perry County, Indiana, and died March 17, 1918. Notes for Mary Emoline "Eveline" BURCH: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY Notes for Albert Connor MILLER: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th and 15th # 189-189 MILLER, Albert w m 47 farmer IN IN IN , Nancy w f 30 wife keeping house KY KY KY , Eli C. w m 18 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Allen H. w m 13 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Rosine w f 10 daughter at home KY IN KY , Sylvester w m 7 son KY IN KY BASHAM, Elizabeth w f 7 step-daughter KY IN IN Children of Mary BURCH and Albert MILLER are: 8 i. Jacob Henley4 MILLER, born 1855. Notes for Jacob Henley MILLER: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th # 184-184 BLACK, Joseph E. w m 28 m farmer IN KY IN , Sarah w f 21 wife m keeping house KY IN KY , Joseph A. w m 2 son s IN IN KY MILLER, Jacob H. w m 25 brother-in-law s farm laborer KY IN KY 9 ii. Sarah Frances ( twin ) MILLER, born 1858. She married Joseph E. BLACK; born Abt. 1862 in Indiana. Notes for Sarah Frances ( twin ) MILLER: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th # 184-184 BLACK, Joseph E. w m 28 m farmer IN KY IN , Sarah w f 21 wife m keeping house KY IN KY , Joseph A. w m 2 son s IN IN KY MILLER, Jacob H. w m 25 brother-in-law s farm laborer KY IN KY 10 iii. William N. MILLER, born Abt. 1860. 11 iv. Eli Crittenden MILLER, born Abt. 1862. Notes for Eli Crittenden MILLER: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th and 15th # 189-189 MILLER, Albert w m 47 farmer IN IN IN , Nancy w f 30 wife keeping house KY KY KY , Eli C. w m 18 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Allen H. w m 13 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Rosine w f 10 daughter at home KY IN KY , Sylvester w m 7 son KY IN KY BASHAM, Elizabeth w f 7 step-daughter KY IN IN 12 v. Albert Grant MILLER, born Abt. 1864. 13 vi. Allen Henry MILLER, born Abt. 1867. 14 vii. Rosine Elizabeth MILLER, born 1870; died October 13, 1928 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. She married John Perry LUNDY Abt. 1898; born April 1854 in Logan County, Illinois Illinois; died Abt. 1925 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Notes for Rosine Elizabeth MILLER: * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th and 15th # 189-189 MILLER, Albert w m 47 farmer IN IN IN , Nancy w f 30 wife keeping house KY KY KY , Eli C. w m 18 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Allen H. w m 13 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Rosine w f 10 daughter at home KY IN KY , Sylvester w m 7 son KY IN KY BASHAM, Elizabeth w f 7 step-daughter KY IN IN * 1900 Census, Mount Pulaski, Logan County, Illinois June 12th ( Lafayette St. ) # 304-326 ARNOLD, William head w m July 1875 24 m 3 ( can't make out work? ) IL Germany Germany , Lillie M. wife w f July 1878 21 m 3 0 children, 0 living IL IL OH #227 living in same household LUNDY, J. Perry head w m April 1854 46 m 2 ( can't make out work? ) IL OH OH , Rose ( E. or F.? ) wife w f Nov 1872 27 m 2 0 children, 0 living KY IN KY , Helnn M. daughter w f May 1892 8 s at school IL IL IL ( ancestry has her listed as Rosa E. ) More About Rosine Elizabeth MILLER: Burial: Evergreen Cemetery Notes for John Perry LUNDY: * 1880 Census, Oran, Logan County, Illinois June 7th # 68-69 GAMBREL, James H. w m 40 m farmer IN IN KY , Eliza J. w f 37 m wife keeps house IL N.C. KY , Laura w f 12 daughter in school IL IN IL GUNTES(sp?), Joherey(sp?) w m 22 none s works on farm IL IL IL LUNDY, Perry w m 25 servant s works on farm IL IL IL * 1900 Census, Mount Pulaski, Logan County, Illinois June 12th ( Lafayette St. ) # 304-326 ARNOLD, William head w m July 1875 24 m 3 ( can't make out work? ) IL Germany Germany , Lillie M. wife w f July 1878 21 m 3 0 children, 0 living IL IL OH #227 living in same household LUNDY, J. Perry head w m April 1854 46 m 2 ( can't make out work? ) IL OH OH , Rose ( E. or F.? ) wife w f Nov 1872 27 m 2 0 children, 0 living KY IN KY , Helnn M. daughter w f May 1892 8 s at school IL IL IL ( ancestry has her listed as Rosa E. ) More About John Perry LUNDY: Census: June 07, 1880, Oran, Logan County, Illinois 15 viii. Sylvester J. MILLER, born Abt. 1873. Notes for Sylvester J. MILLER: * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th and 15th # 189-189 MILLER, Albert w m 47 farmer IN IN IN , Nancy w f 30 wife keeping house KY KY KY , Eli C. w m 18 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Allen H. w m 13 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Rosine w f 10 daughter at home KY IN KY , Sylvester w m 7 son KY IN KY BASHAM, Elizabeth w f 7 step-daughter KY IN IN

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2673.1.1.2.1 Message Board Post: V. J. Below is what I have on Albert Connor MILLER. Let me know please of any corrections or info that can be added ok. Thank You, Theresa ( see below ) Descendants of Albert Connor MILLER Generation No. 1 1. Albert Connor1 MILLER was born May 02, 1832 in Breckinridge County, Kentucky or Perry County, Indiana, and died March 17, 1918. He married (1) Mary Emoline "Eveline" BURCH June 17, 1854 in Breckinridge County, Kentucky, daughter of Henley BURCH and Nancy MATTHEWS. She was born June 04, 1834 in Breckinridge County, Kentucky, and died August 1878. He married (2) Nancy UNKNOWN Abt. 1880. Notes for Albert Connor MILLER: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th and 15th # 189-189 MILLER, Albert w m 47 farmer IN IN IN , Nancy w f 30 wife keeping house KY KY KY , Eli C. w m 18 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Allen H. w m 13 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Rosine w f 10 daughter at home KY IN KY , Sylvester w m 7 son KY IN KY BASHAM, Elizabeth w f 7 step-daughter KY IN IN Notes for Mary Emoline "Eveline" BURCH: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY Children of Albert MILLER and Mary BURCH are: 2 i. Jacob Henley2 MILLER, born 1855. Notes for Jacob Henley MILLER: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th # 184-184 BLACK, Joseph E. w m 28 m farmer IN KY IN , Sarah w f 21 wife m keeping house KY IN KY , Joseph A. w m 2 son s IN IN KY MILLER, Jacob H. w m 25 brother-in-law s farm laborer KY IN KY 3 ii. Sarah Frances ( twin ) MILLER, born 1858. She married Joseph E. BLACK; born Abt. 1862 in Indiana. Notes for Sarah Frances ( twin ) MILLER: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th # 184-184 BLACK, Joseph E. w m 28 m farmer IN KY IN , Sarah w f 21 wife m keeping house KY IN KY , Joseph A. w m 2 son s IN IN KY MILLER, Jacob H. w m 25 brother-in-law s farm laborer KY IN KY 4 iii. William N. MILLER, born Abt. 1860. 5 iv. Eli Crittenden MILLER, born Abt. 1862. Notes for Eli Crittenden MILLER: * 1870 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 13th # 125-124 MILLER, Albert 38 m w farmer 1890 - 400 KY , Mary E. 36 f w keeps house KY , Jacob H. 15 f w works on farm KY , Sarah F. 12 f w at home KY , Eli C. 8 m w at home KY , Allen H. 2 m w KY PAIN, William R. 15 m w works on farm KY * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th and 15th # 189-189 MILLER, Albert w m 47 farmer IN IN IN , Nancy w f 30 wife keeping house KY KY KY , Eli C. w m 18 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Allen H. w m 13 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Rosine w f 10 daughter at home KY IN KY , Sylvester w m 7 son KY IN KY BASHAM, Elizabeth w f 7 step-daughter KY IN IN 6 v. Albert Grant MILLER, born Abt. 1864. 7 vi. Allen Henry MILLER, born Abt. 1867. 8 vii. Rosine Elizabeth MILLER, born 1870; died October 13, 1928 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. She married John Perry LUNDY Abt. 1898; born April 1854 in Logan County, Illinois Illinois; died Abt. 1925 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Notes for Rosine Elizabeth MILLER: * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th and 15th # 189-189 MILLER, Albert w m 47 farmer IN IN IN , Nancy w f 30 wife keeping house KY KY KY , Eli C. w m 18 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Allen H. w m 13 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Rosine w f 10 daughter at home KY IN KY , Sylvester w m 7 son KY IN KY BASHAM, Elizabeth w f 7 step-daughter KY IN IN * 1900 Census, Mount Pulaski, Logan County, Illinois June 12th ( Lafayette St. ) # 304-326 ARNOLD, William head w m July 1875 24 m 3 ( can't make out work? ) IL Germany Germany , Lillie M. wife w f July 1878 21 m 3 0 children, 0 living IL IL OH #227 living in same household LUNDY, J. Perry head w m April 1854 46 m 2 ( can't make out work? ) IL OH OH , Rose ( E. or F.? ) wife w f Nov 1872 27 m 2 0 children, 0 living KY IN KY , Helnn M. daughter w f May 1892 8 s at school IL IL IL ( ancestry has her listed as Rosa E. ) More About Rosine Elizabeth MILLER: Burial: Evergreen Cemetery Notes for John Perry LUNDY: * 1880 Census, Oran, Logan County, Illinois June 7th # 68-69 GAMBREL, James H. w m 40 m farmer IN IN KY , Eliza J. w f 37 m wife keeps house IL N.C. KY , Laura w f 12 daughter in school IL IN IL GUNTES(sp?), Joherey(sp?) w m 22 none s works on farm IL IL IL LUNDY, Perry w m 25 servant s works on farm IL IL IL * 1900 Census, Mount Pulaski, Logan County, Illinois June 12th ( Lafayette St. ) # 304-326 ARNOLD, William head w m July 1875 24 m 3 ( can't make out work? ) IL Germany Germany , Lillie M. wife w f July 1878 21 m 3 0 children, 0 living IL IL OH #227 living in same household LUNDY, J. Perry head w m April 1854 46 m 2 ( can't make out work? ) IL OH OH , Rose ( E. or F.? ) wife w f Nov 1872 27 m 2 0 children, 0 living KY IN KY , Helnn M. daughter w f May 1892 8 s at school IL IL IL ( ancestry has her listed as Rosa E. ) More About John Perry LUNDY: Census: June 07, 1880, Oran, Logan County, Illinois 9 viii. Sylvester J. MILLER, born Abt. 1873. Notes for Sylvester J. MILLER: * 1880 Census, Cloverport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky June 14th and 15th # 189-189 MILLER, Albert w m 47 farmer IN IN IN , Nancy w f 30 wife keeping house KY KY KY , Eli C. w m 18 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Allen H. w m 13 son farm laborer KY IN KY , Rosine w f 10 daughter at home KY IN KY , Sylvester w m 7 son KY IN KY BASHAM, Elizabeth w f 7 step-daughter KY IN IN

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/1447.1 Message Board Post: Diane, I ws just browsing and came across your query on Martin and George Conder/Condor. My brotherin-law is a Condor and is descended fron Hans George Konder, Germany. My brother-in-law is descended from his son George M., Martin was his brother. Have some info. from family and have been trying to work on it. Lots of Conder/Condor in Washington co., Kentucky. Willing to trade info Let me know, Thanks in advance. Vikki

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BURCH, MILLER, MATTHEWS, MOORE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2673.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Theresa, I just discovered your message about the Henley BURCH family in which you also mention Rosine Elizabeth MILLER, b 1870 ... She is the daughter of Albert Connor MILLER and Mary Eveline BURCH, who are my gg grandparents. Allen Henry MILLER is their son (b 1867) and my direct line, but he's also a brother to Rosine Elizabeth MILLER in whom you referenced on the message board. I would very much like to correspond with you concerning the BURCH family or the MILLER family as we could compare notes ... Thanks in advance for answering this message ... and I hope to hear from you soon! VJ Miller Brandon

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carwile Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2730 Message Board Post: Does anyone know where Pinchico cemetery is? Is it located in Breckinridge Co? My husband's gr grandmother's death certificate lists her burial place as Pinchico cemetery, but we have never been able to find it. I also saw on the Ohio board that there was a small town named Pinchico in Ohio Co and trying to confirm if she was in Breck or Ohio Co.

Mary Dehaven b. Jun 22, 1787 d/o Edward Dehaven 1757-1849 & Rebecca Johnson 1765-1804. Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: <oconhunter47879@yahoo.com> To: <KYBRECKI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 2:05 PM Subject: [KYBRECKI] Andrew Hamilton born 1795-1800 > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Hamilton, De Haven > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2729 > > Message Board Post: > > Andrew Hamilton as best I can guess was born 1780 1789 is the son of > James Hamilton Sr. and Isbella maiden name unknown. He married Mary De > Haven Feb 25 1807 in Breckinridge co, Ky. It has been said that around > 1820 Andrew went to Indiana for a while and than went out west for a while > and than moved back to Sullivan co Indiana I have been unable to prove or > disprove that I am willing to share what information I have any help > would be greatly appreciated > > > ==== KYBRECKI Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the > utility address KYBRECKI-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to > unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but change > the -L- to a -D- >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hamilton & De Haven Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2729.1 Message Board Post: Andrew Hamilton as best I can guess was born 1780 1789 is the son of James Hamilton Sr. and Isbella maiden name unknown. He married Mary De Haven Feb 25 1807 in Breckinridge co, Ky. It has been said that around 1820 Andrew went to Indiana for a while and than went out west for a while and than moved back to Sullivan co Indiana I have been unable to prove or disprove that I am willing to share what information I have any help would be greatly appreciated

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hamilton, De Haven Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YAB.2ACI/2729 Message Board Post: Andrew Hamilton as best I can guess was born 1780 1789 is the son of James Hamilton Sr. and Isbella maiden name unknown. He married Mary De Haven Feb 25 1807 in Breckinridge co, Ky. It has been said that around 1820 Andrew went to Indiana for a while and than went out west for a while and than moved back to Sullivan co Indiana I have been unable to prove or disprove that I am willing to share what information I have any help would be greatly appreciated

Hi all... Been working hard on building pages and getting info on. Many thanks to Carolin in Oregon, she emailed that she would love to help out transcribing... so I sent her the beginning pages of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church Minutes book to transcribe. And, I misstated that I had 30-40 wills... they are actually estate appraisements and listings. On the Cemetery Tombstone Project page, I've had to split it to two pages due to the volume of cemeteries photographed and online. The first page will cover the photographed cemeteries (partial and complete) starting with the letter "A" to the letter "F". The second page will cover the photographed cemeteries (partial and complete) starting with the letter "G" to the letter "Z". With adding the third of the Bruner Cemeteries, rather than give a separate page for each individual cemetery, four of the five Bruner Cemeteries are all listed on one page. So while you'll have to scroll down the page, Bruner Cem. #2, #3, #4, and #5 are listed together on the Cemetery Tombstone Project page. These are the updates/additions to the GenWeb archives site: Additions: Bright Whitworth Cemetery (complete) Bruner Cemetery #3 (complete) Civil War Grave Registration info (partial) Updates: Happy Hunting! Dana Breckinridge County Kentucky GenWeb Archives Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ky/breckinridge/toc.html Email to: brieskate@peoplepc.com

Hey all... Thanks to Bobby Priest, and with his gracious consent, we have the beginnings of the copies of Civil War veteran graves in Kentucky. At present all I have are the Kentucky Union soldiers, but I will be getting the Confederate grave listings shortly. I compiled a list of the names of the individual soldiers, as well as the county/cemetery burial. After I figure out how to design the page, I'll be keying in the info, which at present is 142 Union soldiers of varying ranks. Most are buried in Breck. Co., but there are some from Hardin, Meade, Hancock, Grayson, Ohio, and Butler Co.'s. These listings will have the information off the actual grave marker, of which may or may not list complete information regarding service... as well as cemetery burial location, and birth/death information (where readable). Below is a listing of those names that will be added to a GenWeb Archives page and eventually will have links to the information, and at a later time some will have links to the actual grave marker picture. Each name is done as follows: Surname, First Name/Middle Initial or Name (County of Internment) Please note that in the parenthesis AFTER the name, is the name of the county that the veteran is BURIED... not from where he resided or was born. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Adkins, John T. (Meade) Adams, Thomas Christian (Breck) Aldridge, Lindsey (Hancock) Ahl, William (Breck) Ball, Nelson J. (Breck) Ball, William L. (Breck) Bassett, John H. (Breck) Bates, B. H. (Breck) Bates, Thomas H. (Breck) Beard, Clayton (Breck) Beard, William (Breck) Beavin, William P. (Breck) Blair, Hiram (Breck) Blair, James (Breck) Blake, John H. (Breck) Blan, William R. (Hardin) Blanford, Charles (Breck) Boothe, James W. (Breck) Buck, John (Hancock) Buckler, Henry C. (Breck) Buford, William C. (Meade) Burton, Allen (Breck) Cahill, Benjamin F. (Breck) Carman, William (Breck) Chapell, James Washington (Breck) Chappell, Madison M. (Breck) Cook, Richard H. (Breck) Coomes, B. J. (Breck) Crawford, James (Breck) Crume, Ralph M. (Breck) Davidson, Edward (Grayson) Dooley, Benjamin F. (Breck) Dowell, Francis (Breck) Dowell, Thomas (Breck) Early, Dillis (Breck) Elliott, Levi (Breck) Embry, Greenberry (Butler) Eskridge, Columbus (Breck) Flaherty, J. L. (Meade) Forbes, Edwin (Ohio) Fox, Edward T. (Breck) Friel, Daniel (Breck) Gaither, A. [Andrew] J. (Breck) Galloway, Ezra (Breck) Galloway, William S. (Breck) Gannaway, George W. (colored cem.; Breck) Gardiner, Robert George (Breck) Geary, Richard (Butler) Gillians, John (Hancock) Gilbert, Samuel (Breck) Gilmore, James (Breck) Goff, Charles L. (Breck) Goodman, General L. (Breck) Graham, Price H. (Breck) Greenwell, Phillip (Breck) Gregory, Lewis G. (Breck) Guthrie, Ben J. (Breck) Hall, Thomas (Breck) Hanks, J. W. (Breck) Hamilton, Felix (colored cem; Breck) Harl, George W. (Breck) Harrington, G. M. (Meade) Haynes, James Noah (Breck) Head, Henry B. (Breck) Head, James H. (Breck) Henry, David W. (Breck) Heston, Charles McClarty (Breck) Heston, Silas (Breck) Holt, Joseph (Breck) Hook, Henry C. (Breck) Hook, John (Breck) Jarboe, Walter (Breck) Jarret, James W. (Breck) Jennings, Lewis (Breck) Johnson, Byron (Breck) Johnson, John K. (Hancock) Jupin, Gabril (Meade) Jupin, John (Meade) Kasey, James (Breck) Keown, William D. (Hancock) Kinnison, George O. B. (Breck) Lampton, John F. (Hardin) Langley, William H. (Breck) Lawrence, W. J. (Breck) LeGrand, Edwin Davis (Breck) Lewis, Isaac J. (Breck) Lightfoot, John Foster (Breck) Livers, B. E. (Meade) Marlow Sr., James M. (Breck) Matthews, A. A. (Breck) Matthews, Lawson T. (Breck) Matthews, M. D. (Breck) Mattingly, Charles H. (Breck) Mattingly, Elias L. (Breck) Mattingly, James W. (Breck) Mattingly, Richard T. (Breck) McCoy, Hiram H. (Breck) McCoy, Miles (Breck) McCoy, William C. (Breck) Meadure, Robert (colored cem.; Breck) Mercer, Nathaniel M. (Breck) Mercer, Nicholas (Breck) Miller, Elijah Foster (Meade) Moore, John W. (Breck) Muffett, Samuel (Breck) Newton, James Irvin (Meade) Norton, Aaron (Breck) Pate, Charles L. (Breck) Pate, Remus A. (Breck) Paul, Edwin T. (Hardin) Paul, Presley P. (Hardin) Payne, Green (Breck) Payne, Thomas Harrison (Breck) Payne, Willis G. (Breck) Pool, James M. (Breck) Priest, Nathaniel (Hancock) Priest, Samuel M. (Breck) Quisenberry, James Hayden (Breck) Rush, John (Breck) Scott, Horace (Breck) Scott, Taylor (Breck) Singleton, William (Breck) Sipes, Charles (Breck) Smith, Sameul T. (Breck) Staples, William (Ohio) Strode, Elijah (Breck) Tabeling, John H. (Breck) Taul, Joseph L. (Breck) Taul, Samuel (Breck) Taul, William H. H. (Breck) Thomas, F. M. (Breck) Thornhill, Benjamin Franklin (Breck) Tucker, Elijah B. (Breck) Tucker, J. B. (Breck) Walker, Samuel B. (Breck) Wardrip, Thomas (Meade) Watts, Francis M. (Breck) Westerfield, Galen C. (Hancock) Whitworth, Richard (Breck) Witten, Jarvis H. (Ohio) Woods, William B. (Breck) Zachery, William H. (Breck) ------------------------------------------------------- Happy Hunting! Dana Breckinridge County Kentucky GenWeb Archives Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ky/breckinridge/toc.html Email to: brieskate@peoplepc.com

Dana, Thanks for all you're doing for those of us researching in Breckinridge County. Frances in Georgia -----Original Message----- From: Dana Brown [mailto:brieskate@peoplepc.com] Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 7:56 PM To: KYBRECKI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYBRECKI] GenWeb Archives future additions Hi all... I've been a little busy lately, and also have been in the process of changing Internet service providers. Wanted to email and let you all know some exciting things regarding the Breck. Co. GenWeb Archives site. I just returned from spending 5 days in Breck. Co. and came away with a lot of things to hopefully help everyone out. I was able to completely photograph Old Ivy Hill Cemetery, Garfield Cemetery, Bright Whitworth Cemetery, Bruner Cemetery #3, and Hensley-Dowell Cemetery. There were several others I wanted to complete but lack of time and an overabundance of sinus troubles kept me from doing anymore than what I did in the out of doors. I also was able to get the Garfield Baptist Church roll book (I believe it's 1900 or around that time frame), and the roll book entries for Mt. Zion Baptist Church for several years within the mid 1820's to the mid/late 1830's. This particular Mt. Zion Baptist Church started out in Breckinridge County, but when Hancock County was formed from western portions of Breck. Co., this church "suddenly" found it's self moved and in another county. I wasn't able to get right now, but will within the coming month or so, the rollbooks for CloverCreek! Baptist Church and Pisgah Baptist Church. I also received permission to post the marriage listings that the Rev. James Taylor did in Breck. Co. (these were abstracted by the late Daniel "Lynn" Bolin), and permission for something very special to place on the Archives site. I was able to meet Bobby Priest while we both were in Hardinsburg at the courthouse Archives, and he not only gave permission to use his Civil War veterans records he's compiled over the many years... but has said anything he has, is there to be used. In addition to all this, I was able to get about 30-40 original wills copied. All this to say, I am really going to need more help if anyone is interested. I have the rollbooks scanned and can send the pictures via email or snail mail (on CD), I can scan the Civil War pages as well as the Rev. Taylor's marriages and do with them as I can the rollbooks. I know myself and two other ladies are knee deep in the 1870 and 1880 census' and it'll be a bit before I can fully load the other items on if I have to transcribe and then key them in. If anyone is interested, you can contact me at the following email address: brieskate@peoplepc.com I hope you all are as excited as I am at all the new stuff coming in! Happy Hunting! Dana Breckinridge County, Kentucky GenWeb Archives Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ky/breckinridge/toc.html Email to: brieskate@peoplepc.com ==== KYBRECKI Mailing List ==== NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, political announcements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, flames, etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal. Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett kathleenburnett@earthlink.net

So, Dana, What do you do in your spare time, quilt and knit? Kidding - Thanks for All of your work and time, your info gathering is very exciting. Wilma