There were also graves moved when the Grayson Lake Dam was built. If you stop at the office, they are very nice and will let you check their records for the cemeteries, where each grave was moved, etc. Gerri Everman Anderson gander@scia.net 900 Jenifer St. Wildwood, Fl. 34785-5509 -----Original Message----- From: Carolyn Carroll <karocar@innova.net> To: KYCARTER-L@rootsweb.com <KYCARTER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, October 18, 1999 9:49 AM Subject: [KYCARTER] Cemetery lists >As far as the lists go, someone should not that old cemeteries around the area of I-64 are gone, to make room for the building of the interstate. I know this as my grandparents were buried along there, he in 1918, she in 1927. (My mom then age 7), anyway, I finally found them in the Dixon Cemetery, Ashland, Boyd County, so if you do not find your family in cemetery, they could have been moved due to I-64. My Carter County lines, Casteel and Steele. >Carolyn > >

Looking for someone with the above Carter Co KY census records. Looking for the families of George Washington Sexton and Catherlene Morton Sexton [I need the year of birth of some of their children: Andrew Jackson; Martin Vanburen; George; Charles; Evie; and Kate] and for Andrew Jackson Sexton and Ida Belle Evans Sexton [I need the year of birth of these children: Orville; Oral; Merle; Alfred; Herman; and Clyde] I have some information but need the birth data on the above mentioned children. Green Stewart on the Gold Wing in Ashland KY

had a crash and lost all of my bookmarks. Can someone send me the url for the government mapping service. Thanks Larry

Add me to the CD list. Velsie Bays Hewlett rrh7152@foothills.net -----Original Message----- From: KYCARTER-D-request@rootsweb.com <KYCARTER-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: KYCARTER-D@rootsweb.com <KYCARTER-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, October 21, 1999 5:03 PM Subject: KYCARTER-D Digest V99 #130

I would also like to be put in for the CD's John majon@arkansas.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Ken Reeder <kreeder@ixlmemphis.com> To: <cemeteries> Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 2:49 AM Subject: [KYCARTER] Carter Co cemeteries > I'd go for buying a disk, as long as the information is also > on the website for those who don't need or want the disk. > > Tech question: Do you use your CD-writer to back up your data? > If you do, are you satisfied with it? > ------ > John Rucker wrote: > > Howdy all. It's me again. I'm getting some new stuff put up & I > re-worked all the current cemeteries & added a few more. I still > have a bunch more that I'm working on & hope to have up soon. > I have a question for you guys. I have a CD burner. I would love to > get a GPS locator to use on the cemetery project, but they can get > pretty expensive. What I was wondering is if you all would think it > appropriate if I burned all the cemetery data (including all that I > don't have up yet - excluding the "old" index) onto a CD & made it > available for $5-$10, using any money earned toward the purchase of a > GPS unit. If you do think it appropriate, how many would be > interested in buying one? > Just trying to improve the quality of the cemetery indices & make them > easier to find. > Let me know, > John Rucker > Carter Co KYGenWeb coordinator

It's not me, Pat! It's John Rucker, he's the guy working on the project. ----- Original Message ----- From: Patricia Caudill <trishcaudill@kih.net> To: Dave Fultz, Jr. <gitarzan@mindless.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 7:45 PM Subject: Re: [KYCARTER] Carter Co cemeteries > Dave, > > I would be interested in buying one of your cd's. > > Thanks, > Trish Caudill > trishcaudill@kih.net > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Dave Fultz, Jr. <gitarzan@mindless.com> > To: <> > Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 9:30 PM > Subject: Re: [KYCARTER] Carter Co cemeteries > > > > Put me in for it, John! It sounds like a great idea. The burner would > also > > be a great way to distribute other items as well, like GEDs or photos or > > resource lists. 74mbs can go a long way. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Ken Reeder <kreeder@ixlmemphis.com> > > To: <KYCARTER-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 2:49 AM > > Subject: [KYCARTER] Carter Co cemeteries > > > > > > > I'd go for buying a disk, as long as the information is also > > > on the website for those who don't need or want the disk. > > > > > > Tech question: Do you use your CD-writer to back up your data? > > > If you do, are you satisfied with it? > > > ------ > > > John Rucker wrote: > > > > > > Howdy all. It's me again. I'm getting some new stuff put up & I > > > re-worked all the current cemeteries & added a few more. I still > > > have a bunch more that I'm working on & hope to have up soon. > > > I have a question for you guys. I have a CD burner. I would love to > > > get a GPS locator to use on the cemetery project, but they can get > > > pretty expensive. What I was wondering is if you all would think it > > > appropriate if I burned all the cemetery data (including all that I > > > don't have up yet - excluding the "old" index) onto a CD & made it > > > available for $5-$10, using any money earned toward the purchase of a > > > GPS unit. If you do think it appropriate, how many would be > > > interested in buying one? > > > Just trying to improve the quality of the cemetery indices & make them > > > easier to find. > > > Let me know, > > > John Rucker > > > Carter Co KYGenWeb coordinator > > > > > > > >

Put my name in also for the CD's Theresa Daniels Cox

Put me in for it, John! It sounds like a great idea. The burner would also be a great way to distribute other items as well, like GEDs or photos or resource lists. 74mbs can go a long way. ----- Original Message ----- From: Ken Reeder <kreeder@ixlmemphis.com> To: <KYCARTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 2:49 AM Subject: [KYCARTER] Carter Co cemeteries > I'd go for buying a disk, as long as the information is also > on the website for those who don't need or want the disk. > > Tech question: Do you use your CD-writer to back up your data? > If you do, are you satisfied with it? > ------ > John Rucker wrote: > > Howdy all. It's me again. I'm getting some new stuff put up & I > re-worked all the current cemeteries & added a few more. I still > have a bunch more that I'm working on & hope to have up soon. > I have a question for you guys. I have a CD burner. I would love to > get a GPS locator to use on the cemetery project, but they can get > pretty expensive. What I was wondering is if you all would think it > appropriate if I burned all the cemetery data (including all that I > don't have up yet - excluding the "old" index) onto a CD & made it > available for $5-$10, using any money earned toward the purchase of a > GPS unit. If you do think it appropriate, how many would be > interested in buying one? > Just trying to improve the quality of the cemetery indices & make them > easier to find. > Let me know, > John Rucker > Carter Co KYGenWeb coordinator >

I've just learned from a cousin that my great grandmother, Elizabeth Howard Bradshaw died in Patcholus, KY. Does anyone have an a listing of what cemeteries are there? Thanks in advance for your help. Pat Muniz patjesse@concentric.net Researching: AMOS, ANGEL, BRADSHAW, BRYANT, HOWARD, SNYDER, UTTERBACK http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/u/n/Pat-Muniz/

Has anyone heard when we are to recieve the book we contributed to and bought last spring??

John, Your CD idea is excellent and I hope you go forward with it. Currently I access the net via "webtv", meaning that I don't have a computer, thus only one reason why I seek a "Printed" version of a complete Carter Co., Cemetery listing. (I can't use a CD) Jim James F. Carver 610 Gay Street, Box 214 Portsmouth, Ohio 45662-0214 e-mail: heritage@zoomnet.net

Another thing to remember is that many small cemeteries were moved due to the impoundment of Grayson Reservoir. Most of these ended up in East Carter Memory Gardens. I'm not sure if any cemeteries were moved for Smokey Lake or not. I have heard that the Corps of Engineers did a very extensive survey of that general area when they were looking at impounding part of Tygart Creek - I believe they did the same for the Grayson Reservoir area. John -----Original Message----- From: Carolyn Carroll [mailto:karocar@innova.net] Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 12:33 PM To: KYCARTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYCARTER] Cemetery lists As far as the lists go, someone should not that old cemeteries around the area of I-64 are gone, to make room for the building of the interstate. I know this as my grandparents were buried along there, he in 1918, she in 1927. (My mom then age 7), anyway, I finally found them in the Dixon Cemetery, Ashland, Boyd County, so if you do not find your family in cemetery, they could have been moved due to I-64. My Carter County lines, Casteel and Steele. Carolyn

As far as the lists go, someone should not that old cemeteries around the area of I-64 are gone, to make room for the building of the interstate. I know this as my grandparents were buried along there, he in 1918, she in 1927. (My mom then age 7), anyway, I finally found them in the Dixon Cemetery, Ashland, Boyd County, so if you do not find your family in cemetery, they could have been moved due to I-64. My Carter County lines, Casteel and Steele. Carolyn

John, I'm not interested in the CD, but I am willing to make a donation, so it can be posted on the net, thereby assisting many others in their research. Janice

Sounds good to me. John Sloan Dayton Ohio On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, John Rucker wrote: > One other thing I needed to add to my earlier message about the cemetery CD. > I plan to get the best GPS unit I can with the proceeds from the sale. I > was wondering what to do if there's any money left over & I think it would > be great to donate whatever extra there is to the Carter Co Historical & > Genealogical Society on behalf of our entire online community. Is this > acceptable to everyone? > John > >

One other thing I needed to add to my earlier message about the cemetery CD. I plan to get the best GPS unit I can with the proceeds from the sale. I was wondering what to do if there's any money left over & I think it would be great to donate whatever extra there is to the Carter Co Historical & Genealogical Society on behalf of our entire online community. Is this acceptable to everyone? John

JOHN, I am just repeating: kreeder@ixlmemphis.com (Ken Reeder) who wrote:"I'd go for buying a disk, as long as the information is also on the website for those who don't need or want the disk." I would be interested, and you can put me down for that CD when you finish. JOHN in CA

I'd like to see a current "printed version" of the Cemeteries there in Carter Co. // Just my input. Jim James F. Carver 610 Gay Street, Box 214 Portsmouth, Ohio 45662-0214 e-mail: heritage@zoomnet.net

I'd go for buying a disk, as long as the information is also on the website for those who don't need or want the disk. Tech question: Do you use your CD-writer to back up your data? If you do, are you satisfied with it? ------ John Rucker wrote: Howdy all. It's me again. I'm getting some new stuff put up & I re-worked all the current cemeteries & added a few more. I still have a bunch more that I'm working on & hope to have up soon. I have a question for you guys. I have a CD burner. I would love to get a GPS locator to use on the cemetery project, but they can get pretty expensive. What I was wondering is if you all would think it appropriate if I burned all the cemetery data (including all that I don't have up yet - excluding the "old" index) onto a CD & made it available for $5-$10, using any money earned toward the purchase of a GPS unit. If you do think it appropriate, how many would be interested in buying one? Just trying to improve the quality of the cemetery indices & make them easier to find. Let me know, John Rucker Carter Co KYGenWeb coordinator

Howdy all. It's me again. I'm getting some new stuff put up & I re-worked all the current cemeteries & added a few more. I still have a bunch more that I'm working on & hope to have up soon. I have a question for you guys. I have a CD burner. I would love to get a GPS locator to use on the cemetery project, but they can get pretty expensive. What I was wondering is if you all would think it appropriate if I burned all the cemetery data (including all that I don't have up yet - excluding the "old" index) onto a CD & made it available for $5-$10, using any money earned toward the purchase of a GPS unit. If you do think it appropriate, how many would be interested in buying one? Just trying to improve the quality of the cemetery indices & make them easier to find. Let me know, John Rucker Carter Co KYGenWeb coordinator