Well, I've added Households 51-100 for the 1850 census (Thanks Sherry). I've also added about 10 new newspaper articles (Thanks again Sherry...vbg). I listed some more books for sale. Added a few obits to the archives, will be putting them on the Obit Board as well. Other little aesthetic updates done as well - probably won't really notice them, which is the point anyway... heh heh heh. I'm working on standardized extraction forms for birth/death/marriage records, I hope to have something right on the page that a potential submitter can download & fill out & send back. I still have a LOT of stuff to add, but I'm getting there. John

Ok, I'm doing it. I am catching up on all the updates that have been sitting around waiting for me.... funny how they do that ..LOL. Anyway, I have updated the Reunions page (If you know of any Carter Co-related reunions that you'd like to see posted, please give me a shout.) I've added directions to a few new cemeteries & am working on a couple of cemeteries that have been submitted recently. Whoever sent me the data on the Arms Cemetery, please let me know - I lost the original email (still have the scan of the list though) and I want to give the submitter proper credit. Also, I am always looking for more volunteers to index some more of these cemeteries, so go ahead & jump right in... Sherry has finished households #51-100 of the 1950 census & they're gonna be up very soon. I have some abstracts from the 1900 & 1910 census that I'm going to be adding soon. I've already added some from 1920. If you have any census info, I'd love to have it to add too. It looks like the Photo Album is on temporary hiatus; I just sent Brian an email, so should have some word soon. Brian, you out there? In the meantime, if you want to see pics added, you can send them to me & I'll try to follow Brian's excellent lead. I also added a button to the front page that brings up a .pdf document for subscribing to the Grayson or Olive Hill newspaper. I have a bunch more old newspaper articles from Sherry (thanks a million, Sherry, don't know where we'd be without you) Lowe. Those should be up fairly soon. I also plan to add a list of Carter Co newspaper microfilm available from UK to the newspaper site so that people can order it directly from them. I have a few vital records to add - I am trying to develop a common format for submitting these records (i.e., abstracting death certificates, birth certificates, marriage licenses, etc) & would welcome any suggestions. Additionally, I have a list of Carter Co-related microfilms available from Frankfort that I am currently transcribing. That should be up early next week (After tax day, that is <VBG>) In the archives, I've linked a LOT of past Elliott Co News articles that pertain to area deaths of Carter Co people. My eventual goal is to get most of the records on the main site also added to the Archive site. As always, I welcome any and all comments & suggestions on how to improve the site both aesthetically & content-wise. I am also always open to any kind of data submissions. If anyone wants to submit their GEDCOMS, go ahead & I'll get a site set up for them (some kind of FTP server or something). That's about it for now. If you have any questions/comments/suggestions, feel free to holler - I'm here, just a little slow sometimes.... Happy hunting, John Rucker Carter Co KYGenWeb coordinator

I have been unable to extend my MORGAN family knowledge through the males in the family so I am going to try the women. Does anyone know who these women were and who they married if they did marry and who were their parents and their children Cassandra (Cassy) Morgan b VA lived in Mason Cnty, KY in 1850 and 1860 Lamira Morgan b VA and lived in Mason Cnty, KY in 1850 and 1860 Lavina Morgan b VA or OH and lived in Mason Cnty, KY Mary E. Morgan b VA and lived in Mason Cnty, KY Virginia Morgan married Casebolt and was b VA or OH and lived in KY Derald Morgan

Attn: Shirley, We have Nolens: Stephen son of William and Mary Ann Cockrell. Stephen md Nancy Reynolds 22 Jan 1820 in Floyd Co, KY. Their first child was William who married Malinda Henderson 27 Sep 1845 presumably in Carter Co. All the children were born in Floyd until Solomon in 1843 who was born in Lewis. Two sons and a daughter I have no names for only a place in the family held by the earlier census record. I would be most happy to share all that I have on this family back to Pierce Noland from Ireland via snail mail. There is a book by Edward J. Ronsheim Sr. It leaves some at loose ends. However, he does a pretty good job of documenting most of it. There is also a lot of names that he has listed with little or no connection of Nolen/Nolands in the areas of documented ones that would leave one to believe there may be a family connection. It seems to be all we have to help us along the way so I am most grateful for the record he has made for us. There is a film in the Salt Lake genealogy library of this book and can be ordered from any LDS Regional library for using in the library for about $3 for two or three weeks. There was another book on Peirce Noland and descendants but I did not find it until I near ready to leave, so only had time to copy a few pages that did not give the name of the author. I have been sorry ever since that I did not take the time to copy the whole thing. So, for what ever it is worth, I will be happy to share with you. Donna Davis > -----Original Message----- > From: KYCARTER-D-request@rootsweb.com > [mailto:KYCARTER-D-request@rootsweb.com] > Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 11:19 AM > To: KYCARTER-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: KYCARTER-D Digest V00 #39 > > << Message: >> << Message: [KYCARTER] Noland - Nolen - Auxier - > Stumbo -Stumbough - Welch - Minix - Thornbury - Rose >>

Hello, I have a couple listings for BARKER. Barker, Elijah Grahn farmer. Born 6/7/1878, son of William and Matilda Fields Barker . Died 6/3/1952. Barker, Hardin, born abt 1798 in NC, died after 1880 in KY. married Annie . Children in home in 1880 (beleived to be incomplete and including grandchildren) Elizabeth born about 1832, Catherine born abt 1834, Annis born 1835, Harvey born 1838, Sarah born 1840, William born 1842/1844 , Hezekiah , 1852, Lucinda , 1854, Abigail , 1858, Frances born 1862, Rhoda , 1863, Rufus, 1866, Herden 1870. Barker, Lum, auto worker, born 2/19/1898, son of Venton and Elizabeth Stevenson Barker. Mason, Christian. died 9/18/1976. Barker, Solomon B farmer, born around 1800 in NC , married Mary. children William born abt 1822, Henry W 1826, Mary 1830, Catherine 1833, Solomon 1835, Joseph born 1837, Henderson born 1839. Barker, Solomon B farmer, born 7/28/1871, son of Solomon and Louise Whisman Barker. married Sarah Marcus. died 12/15/1932. The above is from Carter County, a Pictorial History by George Wolfford. In my own line I have: Arthur Wilson married Perlina Barker on 5/30/1905 , at Anglin, Carter County, KY. Perlina was the daughter of Hardin Barker. The 1910 US Carter census shows Arthur and Perlina Wilson had two children George and Albert. WILSON is a indirect line in my GOLLIHUE side. Betty

'Borrowed' from another list. My 'favorite' is JOHN - "WHERE THE *)%@& DID YOU COME FROM AND WHERE DID YOU GO, GGGGgrand JOHN?" ============= THE TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR NAMES: (1). Thou shalt name your male children: James, John, Joseph, Josiah, Abel, Richard, Thomas, William (2) Thou shalt name your female children: Elizabeth, Mary, Martha, Maria, Sarah, Ida, Virginia, May (3) Thou shalt leave NO trace of your female children. (4) Thou shalt, after naming your children from the above lists, call them by strange nicknames such as: Ike, Eli, Polly, Dolly, Sukey.---making them difficult to trace. (5) Thou shalt NOT use any middle names on any legal documents or census reports, and only where necessary, you may use only initials on legal documents. (6)Thou shalt learn to sign all documents illegibly so that your surname can be spelled, or misspelled, in various ways: Hicks, Hicks, Hix, Hixe, Hucks, Kicks (7) Thou shalt, after no more then 3 generations, make sure that all family records are lost, misplaced, burned in a court house fire, or buried so that NO future trace of them can be found. (8) Thou shalt propagate misleading legends, rumors, & vague innuendo regarding your place origination (A) you may have come from : England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales....or Iran. (B) you may have American Indian ancestry of the______tribe...... (C) You may have descended from one of three brothers that came over from______ (9) Thou shalt leave NO cemetery records, or headstones with legible names. (10) Thou shalt leave NO family Bible with records of birth, marriages, or deaths. (11) Thou shalt ALWAYS flip thy name around. If born James Albert, thou must make all the rest of thy records in the names of Albert, AJ, JA, AL, Bert, Bart, or Alfred. (12) Thou must also flip thy parent's names when making reference to them, although "Unknown" or a blank line is an acceptable alternative. And my own personal addition: Thou shalt name at least 5 generations of males, and dozens of their cousins with identical names in order to totally confuse researchers. And don't forget to change you surname all together. 'Now I dare them to find me.'

The Carter Co. web page is lucky enough to have a self-submit obituary format, but it hasn't been used by most of you. If there's one thing that every genealogist collects, it's obituaries. Why, because they are a great tool for our research. Why not dig out a few of those dusty obits and submit them to the page to share and preserve your older obits. It won't take ten minutes and you'll be contributing instead of just gleaning. You may be surprised at how many contacts you receive from these postings. But remember to read the submittal guidelines and no queries please. Please place all queries on the Query Page! Just click on the following address and make a contribution! http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/CarterObits

Sorry Ican not help with additional info but am curious to know if you have any additional info on Jackson Oxier (Auxier) .I am researching the Ocshire (Ocshier ) line find several similarities between AJ Ocshire and your Jackson Auxier ie wife Nancy ,ages very close for both and the son John would be of the correct age to correspond with the marriage you refered to.CARTER COUNTY KY CENSUS 1860 PAGE 83 POST OFFICE STAR FURNACE ? THANKS Earl Jefferson ejeffer@planetkc.com KYCARTER-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > KYCARTER-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 39 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [KYCARTER] Noland - Nolen - Auxier ["shirleyreynolds" <southern@lcc.ne] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from KYCARTER-D, send a message to > > KYCARTER-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [KYCARTER] Noland - Nolen - Auxier - Stumbo -Stumbough - Welch - Minix - Thornbury - Rose > Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2000 08:01:52 -0500 > From: "shirleyreynolds" <southern@lcc.net> > To: KYCARTER-L@rootsweb.com > > Who are the parents of these Nolens in eastern Kentucky? Looking to tie > up > some loose ends - well, actually, quite a few loose ends. > > Greenup County Kentucky > I have not seen the actual record for this birth but it is my > understanding > that it does exist. > James Nolen - born July 16, 1853 Greenup Co. Ky. > Parents: Moses Nolen and Sarah Stumbo (Stumbough) > Does anyone know who Moses Nolen might belong to? > > Carter County Kentucky > I have not seen the actual record for this marriage - I hope it does > exist. > Moses Nolen married Artemisy Welch on August 15, 1859. > Artemisy Welch Nolen is listed on the 1860 Carter Co. census but there is > no Moses with her. > She is also on the Carter Co. Tax list in 1860 and 1862. Might this Moses > Nolen be the same Moses Nolen that was married to Sarah Stumbo in Greenup > Co. Ky.? > > Lawrence County Kentucky > Jackson Oxier (Auxier) married Nancy Nolin on June 24, 1841 > Does anyone know who Nancy Nolin might belong to? > This family is listed on the 1850 Lawrence Co. Ky. census. > Jackson Auxier 32 born in Ky. > Nancy Auxier 31 born in Ky. > Elsy Auxier (M) 14 born in Ky. > John Auxier 7 born in Ky. > James Rose 14 born in Ky. > > Carter County Kentucky Cemetery Records > James Richard Nolen > born March 10, 1833 > died 1887 buried in the Nolen cemetery. > Does anyone know who his parents were? > > Union Army - 14th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry - Organized in October of > 1861 at Louisa in Lawrence County, Kentucky. Men from Lawrence, Johnson, > Floyd, and Pike Counties. > > Company B > Richard Nolen > > Company F > James Minnix > Lewis Minnix > William Minnix > > Company H > James R. Noland > Leonard Noland > James M. Thornbury > Levi Thornbury > Walter Thornbury > > Company I > Noah Minix > Charles W. Minix > > Anyone out there researching any of these lines? All of these families at > one time or another have married into a Nolen/Noland family - trying to > get some of them connected. This is conjecture on my part but I believe > that these Nolens are grandsons of William Noland and Mary Ann Cockrell of > Fairfield South Carolina who moved into Russell County Virginia around > 1796-1797 and then into Floyd County Kentucky around 1815 or thereabouts. > Any help, suggestions, ideas, or divine inspiration from on high will be > most welcomed. At this point in time I'll take anything I can get - and I > have more unconnected Nolands waiting in the wings when I get these lined > out. > > Shirley J. Reynolds > Liberty County Texas >

I am looking for the parents of John MORGAN who may have been born in VA or KY. He may have been born in Lexington as this is what his obituary states except that in the census when he was 14 his mother or grandmother Mary states he was born in VA. He was born in December of 1845 and lived in Mason Cnty, KY in 1850 and later lived his life in Adams Cnty, OH on Johnson Run Blue Creek area. I need any help I can get as I have not found a viable lead for 30 years. Derald Morgan

Who are the parents of these Nolens in eastern Kentucky? Looking to tie up some loose ends - well, actually, quite a few loose ends. Greenup County Kentucky I have not seen the actual record for this birth but it is my understanding that it does exist. James Nolen - born July 16, 1853 Greenup Co. Ky. Parents: Moses Nolen and Sarah Stumbo (Stumbough) Does anyone know who Moses Nolen might belong to? Carter County Kentucky I have not seen the actual record for this marriage - I hope it does exist. Moses Nolen married Artemisy Welch on August 15, 1859. Artemisy Welch Nolen is listed on the 1860 Carter Co. census but there is no Moses with her. She is also on the Carter Co. Tax list in 1860 and 1862. Might this Moses Nolen be the same Moses Nolen that was married to Sarah Stumbo in Greenup Co. Ky.? Lawrence County Kentucky Jackson Oxier (Auxier) married Nancy Nolin on June 24, 1841 Does anyone know who Nancy Nolin might belong to? This family is listed on the 1850 Lawrence Co. Ky. census. Jackson Auxier 32 born in Ky. Nancy Auxier 31 born in Ky. Elsy Auxier (M) 14 born in Ky. John Auxier 7 born in Ky. James Rose 14 born in Ky. Carter County Kentucky Cemetery Records James Richard Nolen born March 10, 1833 died 1887 buried in the Nolen cemetery. Does anyone know who his parents were? Union Army - 14th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry - Organized in October of 1861 at Louisa in Lawrence County, Kentucky. Men from Lawrence, Johnson, Floyd, and Pike Counties. Company B Richard Nolen Company F James Minnix Lewis Minnix William Minnix Company H James R. Noland Leonard Noland James M. Thornbury Levi Thornbury Walter Thornbury Company I Noah Minix Charles W. Minix Anyone out there researching any of these lines? All of these families at one time or another have married into a Nolen/Noland family - trying to get some of them connected. This is conjecture on my part but I believe that these Nolens are grandsons of William Noland and Mary Ann Cockrell of Fairfield South Carolina who moved into Russell County Virginia around 1796-1797 and then into Floyd County Kentucky around 1815 or thereabouts. Any help, suggestions, ideas, or divine inspiration from on high will be most welcomed. At this point in time I'll take anything I can get - and I have more unconnected Nolands waiting in the wings when I get these lined out. Shirley J. Reynolds Liberty County Texas

The following article from Grayson's "E. Ky. Journal", ran in the "Ashland Daily Independent" on July 2, 1922: LARGE STILL IS CAPTURED Aged Woman Disclaims Knowledge of It Last week Sheriff W. A. Burchett and Deputy Sheriff Ed Ratcliff made a raid on Davy's Run in the southern section of the county, and brought in the biggest still that has been taken in this section beyond the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. It is of copper and of sixty gallons capacity. The worm taken along with it is a large one and is also of copper. The implements from which the fire water was made was found at the home of Aunt Ellen Adkins, who is 89 years old. The still was found in her kitchen under a table draped on all four sides. The aged lady disclaimed any knowledge of it being in the house. The woman along with James Adkins and John Chafens, were brought to Grayson and appeared before County Judge Andrew Kiser. The men were placed under bond for their appearance at Carter Circuit Court, while the old lady was recognized as a witness.

Looking for information on any Ocshire or Ocshier residing in the area during the pre Civil war era have reached a dead end with A J Ocshire located in Carter County on the 1860 Census

Hello, I tried to get a interlibrary loan from Boyd County Library and could not - can someone help me, if they are in the library? I'm looking for a article named "The Big Contractors" dated about 1957 . The article is about my brother Johnny Withrow trying to make a few bucks. I'm trying to do something special for his birthday and am trying to get a copy of that article. Thanks Betty

I have received a request for a picture of the "Lower Trough Camp School" located in the southern part of Carter Co., from a lady in NY. She's trying to put together a history for her mother's birthday. I've searched through everything and can't find a picture of this school. Can anyone help? Please! Sherry J. Lowe

Thanks to everyone for sharing info on the Penningtons: I will submit my picture to the page shortly. Can anyone fill in information on Martha Pennington? My line: Mary Pennington married James A. Justice B12-3-1885 D 2-13-1962 Daughter Martha Lee Justice 1901-1987 Married Lonnie Oscar Craig Lonnie born 5-10-1904 died 8-30-1971 Lonnie and Martha had 5 children. One being my father Elwood Franklin Craig 1933-1998. Mary Pennington Justice married second to Virgil Leadingham. Thanks, Beverly Jacobs, Rockwall, Texas

I wonder if there is any connection to my Penningtons. I have a David Pennington that was the father of Mary and Martha. They were twins. Born Jan 24, 1891. I have just started working on this family, so I don't know much. However I do have a picture of Marty and Martha. Any connection? Beverly -----Original Message----- From: Bruce Borrus <borrus@dellnet.com> To: KYCARTER-L@rootsweb.com <KYCARTER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, March 19, 2000 10:36 AM Subject: [KYCARTER] Town of Willard >Is there a printed history of the town of Willard? My ggrandfather Abel >Pennington was a doctor who, I believe, was active in setting up the town. >He was a Mason and active in the Christian Church and in education. He died >in his 40's in 1897 after an accident, reportedly while helping build a >school or church. > >Tina Borrus >Seattle, WA > >

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Is there a printed history of the town of Willard? My ggrandfather Abel Pennington was a doctor who, I believe, was active in setting up the town. He was a Mason and active in the Christian Church and in education. He died in his 40's in 1897 after an accident, reportedly while helping build a school or church. Tina Borrus Seattle, WA

I am looking for information on David P. MORGAN. What does the P. in his name stand for and who are his parents? Descendants of David P. MORGAN 1 David P. MORGAN 1836 - 1906 b: Abt. 1836 in OH .. +Martha Ann WELLS 1841 - 1908 b: 1841 in Greenup Cnty, KY m: January 03, 1860 in Greenup Cnty, KY ......... 2 Mary Ann MORGAN 1862 - b: April 19, 1862 in Greenup Cnty, KY ......... 2 Fannie MORGAN 1870 - b: April 10, 1870 in Greenup Cnty, KY ......... 2 Sarah A. MORGAN 1873 - b: October 14, 1873 in KY ............. +Jake MILLER ......... 2 Ida MORGAN 1874 - b: May 04, 1874 in Greenup Cnty, KY ............. +Frank L. MORGAN ......... *2nd Husband of Ida MORGAN: ............. +? HERMAN ......... *3rd Husband of Ida MORGAN: ............. +Sidney J. HENSLEY m: 1892 in Boyd Cnty, KY ......... *4th Husband of Ida MORGAN: ............. +Frank L. MORGAN 1879 - b: Abt. 1879 in Summit Station,OH m: December 25, 1909 in Catlettsburg, Boyd Cnty, KY ......... 2 Louisa MORGAN 1878 - b: September 15, 1878 in Greenup Cnty, KY ............. +Earle JACOBS ......... 2 Laurence MORGAN 1881 - b: Abt. 1881 in Greenup Cnty, KY ............. +Winnie JORDAN 1882 - b: Abt. 1882 in Carter Cnty, KY m: May 23, 1903 in Greenup Cnty, KY ......... *2nd Wife of Laurence MORGAN: ............. +Sarah AINS 1887 - b: Abt. 1887 in Lawrence Cnty, OH m: September 07, 1908 in Ashland, Boyd Cnty, KY ......... 2 Katie MORGAN 1884 - b: April 08, 1884 ......... 2 William MORGAN 1887 - b: September 25, 1887 ......... 2 Elizabeth MORGAN 1891 - 1917 b: February 14, 1891

I am looking for information on the descendents and ancestors of Nathan MORGAN. Can anyone tell me who Nathan's parents were and from where they came? Descendants of Nathan MORGAN 1 Nathan MORGAN 1832 - 1881 b: February 1832 in VA .. +Rachel MILLER 1833 - 1863 b: 1833 in VA ......... 2 Thomas Jefferson MORGAN 1852 - 1925 b: March 01, 1852 in VA ............. +Eva TAYLOR 1854 - 1952 b: October 16, 1854 in Menno Twp, Mifflin Cnty, PA m: September 10, 1872 in Maiden Rock, Pierce, WI .................... 3 Ada Ines MORGAN 1872 - 1956 b: January 04, 1872 in Salem Twp, Pierce Cnty, WI ........................ +August W. CARLSON .................... 3 Nancy MORGAN 1873 - 1960 b: November 19, 1873 in Salem Twp, Pierce Cnty, WI ........................ +Stephen Arnold Douglas TAYLOR .................... 3 Rachel MORGAN 1875 - 1962 b: October 03, 1875 in Salem Twp, Pierce Cnty, WI ........................ +Wiley CASWELL m: November 22, 1892 in Maiden Rock, Pierce, WI .................... 3 William F. MORGAN 1876 - b: August 08, 1876 in Ellsworth, Pierce Cnty, WI .................... 3 Elmer Thomas MORGAN 1880 - b: August 25, 1880 in Ellsworth, Pierce Cnty, WI .................... 3 Clara MORGAN 1881 - 1904 b: February 19, 1881 in Maiden Rock, Pierce, WI ........................ +Casper EVERWINE m: September 10, 1902 in Maiden Rock, Pierce, WI .................... 3 John Nathan MORGAN 1883 - 1965 b: May 31, 1883 in Salem Twp, Pierce Cnty, WI .................... 3 Jessie MORGAN 1885 - b: March 01, 1885 in Salem Twp, Pierce Cnty, WI ........................ +Henry SCHULTZ m: February 07, 1903 in Maiden Rock, Pierce, WI .................... 3 Raymond R. MORGAN 1887 - 1956 b: May 25, 1887 in Salem Twp, Pierce Cnty, WI ........................ +Anna WATCHER m: 1925 .................... 3 Mary Mildred MORGAN 1888 - 1952 b: October 20, 1888 ........................ +Norman Oliver FIELD m: September 15, 1915 in Red Wing, Goodhue Cnty, MN .................... 3 Chauncey MORGAN 1890 - 1955 b: August 06, 1890 in Salem Twp, Pierce Cnty, WI ........................ +? .................... *2nd Wife of Chauncey MORGAN: ........................ +Stella Mae FREEMAN m: July 16, 1929 in Red Wing, Goodhue Cnty, MN .................... 3 Della Vivian MORGAN 1894 - 1978 b: October 07, 1894 in Maiden Rock, Pierce, WI ........................ +Lawrence WACHTER m: 1916 in WI ......... 2 Isaac S. MORGAN 1853 - b: 1853 in Boyd Cnty, KY ............. +Cynthia Alice MORGAN ......... *2nd Wife of Isaac S. MORGAN: ............. +Sarah S. ? - 1890 b: in AR m: 1873 .................... 3 Eveline MORGAN b: in OH .................... 3 Charles H. MORGAN b: in OH .................... 3 Isaac MORGAN b: in OH .................... 3 Minnie M. MORGAN b: in OH ......... 2 Maria Jane MORGAN 1856 - 1875 b: 1856 in Orangeburg, Mason, KY ......... 2 Francis Ann MORGAN 1859 - b: 1859 ............. +? STONE ......... *2nd Husband of Francis Ann MORGAN: ............. +Thomas CARR m: July 03, 1874 in Ellsworth, Pierce, WI ......... 2 John MORGAN 1860 - b: August 10, 1860 in KY ......... 2 Maria Jane MORGAN 1846 - b: Abt. 1846 ......... 2 Francis Ann MORGAN 1849 - b: Abt. 1849 *2nd Wife of Nathan MORGAN: .. +Jenny COOLEY 1831 - 1897 b: Abt. 1831 m: October 04, 1863 in House of Jacob Morgan, Boyd Cnty, KY ......... 2 Martha A. MORGAN 1865 - b: October 24, 1865 in MN ............. +Monts MOE ......... *2nd Husband of Martha A. MORGAN: ............. +? MOE