Does anyone know anything about: SARTIN GREEN, b. OHIO of Virginia-born parents, age 39 in 1910 Census Carter County, KY; wife Emma, age 37, b. Ohio (parents b. OHIO), children: Evert 15, Oscar 13, Canna (?) dau., 10, Ollie, dau, 8, Velma dau, 6, Effie dau. 4, Willard son 1 6/12, all born in Kentucky? Family listed in Buffalo Creek Precinct of Carter Co. Where is that? Others on page: James Blankenship, Harve Parker, Ves Parker, John Jordan, George Jordan, George McGinnis, Ben Parker, William Davis. Thanks for any help you can give me. Frankie

Cassy, in Carter County there was a large advertisement with a form, in the Grayson, Kentucky Journal Enquirer. It asked for people to fill in the names of cemeteries that were in danger of obliteration, or had no one to care for them. I filled out the form with the John Kinney cemetery, and another more obscure cemetery called the Haney-Ferguson on Star Branch. I mailed it to the Kentucky Attorney General's office as directed. Meantime, grants were awarded to committees that were set up in each Kentucky county. I submitted the John Kinney cemetery because I am the last relative who takes care of it, and at age 67, I hire a helper. The grant was given and we expect to have a new fence, and general vegetation clean up next spring. My niece Joleen Ramey is on the committee. Her phone number is 606 286 6151. (William Ramey) Her mailing address is 6596 Carter Caves Road Olive Hill, Kentucky 41164. However, I would think an email to the Ky Attorney General would produce your needed data. You are wonderful to do all of this work. I worry so much about the old cemeteries. In 1992, the land owner around the John Kinney cemetery bulldozed the cemetery nearly into oblivion. I took the issue to the local newspaper. Essentially the John Kinney cemetery is a babies cemetery. I believe 10 babies are buried there. Also, Stella Kinney a girl who was murdered in 1915, rests there. They are all my relatives. Good luck, Lydia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cassy Sommers" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 10:36 AM Subject: [KYCARTER] Cemetery Records > Lydia, > > How would one go about getting the cemetery records do you know? > I never knew this took place. Did you have to survey the cemetery > and then send the information to the Attorney General? Would love > more details. This is an other interesting avenue to look at. > > Cassy. > > > >------------------------------ > >X-Message: #2 > >Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 07:22:30 -0700 > >From: "Lydia Justice Edwards" <[email protected]> > >To: [email protected] > >Message-ID: <[email protected]> > >Subject: Re: [KYCARTER] Tombstone Central Updates > >Content-Type: text/plain > >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > >You are doing a wonderful job, thank you. Perhaps you have thought of this, > >but why not obtain the cemetery records we all sent to the Attorney General > >in our efforts to save old burial places? I sent in three cemetery > >inventories in Carter County, which I notice you do not have listed. They > >may be on > >tape by now. > > > >If so, it would advance your work. The data I sent was not secret > >information at all, and under the pubic information law, anyone is entitled. > > > >Lydia > > -- > The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. Check out > Tombstone Central at this link then click on the Death Certificate > Project at the top http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/ for > more details. > > > ==== KYCARTER Mailing List ==== > Check out other genealogy resources on the net at John Fuller's most helpful site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail.html > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 >

Lydia, How would one go about getting the cemetery records do you know? I never knew this took place. Did you have to survey the cemetery and then send the information to the Attorney General? Would love more details. This is an other interesting avenue to look at. Cassy. >------------------------------ >X-Message: #2 >Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 07:22:30 -0700 >From: "Lydia Justice Edwards" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [KYCARTER] Tombstone Central Updates >Content-Type: text/plain >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >You are doing a wonderful job, thank you. Perhaps you have thought of this, >but why not obtain the cemetery records we all sent to the Attorney General >in our efforts to save old burial places? I sent in three cemetery >inventories in Carter County, which I notice you do not have listed. They >may be on >tape by now. > >If so, it would advance your work. The data I sent was not secret >information at all, and under the pubic information law, anyone is entitled. > >Lydia -- The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. Check out Tombstone Central at this link then click on the Death Certificate Project at the top http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/ for more details.

You are doing a wonderful job, thank you. Perhaps you have thought of this, but why not obtain the cemetery records we all sent to the Attorney General in our efforts to save old burial places? I sent in three cemetery inventories in Carter County, which I notice you do not have listed. They may be on tape by now. If so, it would advance your work. The data I sent was not secret information at all, and under the pubic information law, anyone is entitled. Lydia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cassy Sommers" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 9:22 PM Subject: [KYCARTER] Tombstone Central Updates > My New Years Resolution is to complete the Kentucky Death Certificate > CD. I currently have 1500 DC's and would like to add about 500 more > before I burn the CD's on the 15th of January so this is the LAST > CHANCE to get me your DC's. Check out Tombstone Central for more > information on this project. > > My second New Years Resolution is to get caught up on my two web > sites before I have to start working on the third one. I know not > all of the cemeteries I post are from Kentucky however, most people > who send me the cemeteries have some kind of Kentucky Connection > which is how they find the site. Therefore, you may want to take a > look at the other states and cemeteries you never know who you will > find. The new cemeteries from Pennslyvania have tombstones dating > back to the mid 1700's maybe you can find a long lost relative mixed > in the bunch. :-) > > That said the following 37 Cemeteries have been posted to Tombstone Central: > > > ARKANSAS > 1. Monette > ILLINOIS > FRANKLIN COUNTY > 2. Zieger > PULASKI COUNTY > 3. Beech Grove Cemetery > 4. New Hope Cemetery > 5. Ohio Chapel Cemetery > 6. Pisgah Cemetery > 7. Wetaug -AKA-German reformed Cem > UNION COUNTY > 8. Mt. Olive Cemetery > > INDIANA > WASHINGTON COUNTY > 9. Cole-Cemetery-Cole-Hollow-Road- > > KENTUCKY > CARTER COUNTY > 10. Clark Cem Hayward KY > 11. Clay Cem. Porter Crk. Ky rt 955 > 12. Eagle Hall Cem. Enterprise > 13. Haney Cem > 14. Oscar L. Erwin Cem > DAVIES COUNTY > 15. Bartlett-Cem-Whitesville > HARLAN > 16. Rest Haven Cemetery, Keith > KENTON COUNTY > 17. Highland Cemetary, Ft. Mitchell > KNOX COUNTY > 18. Higgins-Fry-Cemetery > 19. Pine-Hill > 20. Polly-Warren > 21. Scalf-Howard > 22. Smith Cemetery on Coalport > LEWIS COUNTY > 23. Moseby Cemetery > MASON COUNTY > 24. Maysville Cemetary > OHIO COUNTY > 25. Old Bells Run Cem > 26. Ralph Cem > 27. Union Grove Cem > WEBSTER COUNTY > 28. Springdale, Sebree > WHITLEY COUNTY > 29. RestHaven-Corbin > > OHIO > FULTON COUNTY > 30. Tedrow Cemetery > > PENNSLYVANIA > YORK COUNTY > 31. Dillsburg Cemetery - Very large and Very Old Cemetery > 32. Middletown Cemetery - Very large and Very Old Cemetery > 33. St. Peters Church Cemetery > > TENNESSEE > SULLIVAN COUNTY > 34. Oak Hill Cem in Kingsport > 35. Leonard Cemetery > 36. Shelby Hills Cemetery Bristol > JOHNSON COUNTY > 37. Reece Mem Cemetery > > Now that I am caught up on Tombstone Central, I need everyone to > realize that the site can not continue to grow without the help of > others. Anyone who has cemetery photos that they would like to see > posted on the web site please contact me at [email protected] I CAN > NOT respond to requests made on the lists. They get to off topic and > I don't want to upset any list moms :-) > > Cassy. > -- > The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. Check out > Tombstone Central at this link then click on the Death Certificate > Project at the top http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/ for > more details. > > > ==== KYCARTER Mailing List ==== > Check out other genealogy resources on the net at John Fuller's most helpful site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail.html > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

My New Years Resolution is to complete the Kentucky Death Certificate CD. I currently have 1500 DC's and would like to add about 500 more before I burn the CD's on the 15th of January so this is the LAST CHANCE to get me your DC's. Check out Tombstone Central for more information on this project. My second New Years Resolution is to get caught up on my two web sites before I have to start working on the third one. I know not all of the cemeteries I post are from Kentucky however, most people who send me the cemeteries have some kind of Kentucky Connection which is how they find the site. Therefore, you may want to take a look at the other states and cemeteries you never know who you will find. The new cemeteries from Pennslyvania have tombstones dating back to the mid 1700's maybe you can find a long lost relative mixed in the bunch. :-) That said the following 37 Cemeteries have been posted to Tombstone Central: ARKANSAS 1. Monette ILLINOIS FRANKLIN COUNTY 2. Zieger PULASKI COUNTY 3. Beech Grove Cemetery 4. New Hope Cemetery 5. Ohio Chapel Cemetery 6. Pisgah Cemetery 7. Wetaug -AKA-German reformed Cem UNION COUNTY 8. Mt. Olive Cemetery INDIANA WASHINGTON COUNTY 9. Cole-Cemetery-Cole-Hollow-Road- KENTUCKY CARTER COUNTY 10. Clark Cem Hayward KY 11. Clay Cem. Porter Crk. Ky rt 955 12. Eagle Hall Cem. Enterprise 13. Haney Cem 14. Oscar L. Erwin Cem DAVIES COUNTY 15. Bartlett-Cem-Whitesville HARLAN 16. Rest Haven Cemetery, Keith KENTON COUNTY 17. Highland Cemetary, Ft. Mitchell KNOX COUNTY 18. Higgins-Fry-Cemetery 19. Pine-Hill 20. Polly-Warren 21. Scalf-Howard 22. Smith Cemetery on Coalport LEWIS COUNTY 23. Moseby Cemetery MASON COUNTY 24. Maysville Cemetary OHIO COUNTY 25. Old Bells Run Cem 26. Ralph Cem 27. Union Grove Cem WEBSTER COUNTY 28. Springdale, Sebree WHITLEY COUNTY 29. RestHaven-Corbin OHIO FULTON COUNTY 30. Tedrow Cemetery PENNSLYVANIA YORK COUNTY 31. Dillsburg Cemetery - Very large and Very Old Cemetery 32. Middletown Cemetery - Very large and Very Old Cemetery 33. St. Peters Church Cemetery TENNESSEE SULLIVAN COUNTY 34. Oak Hill Cem in Kingsport 35. Leonard Cemetery 36. Shelby Hills Cemetery Bristol JOHNSON COUNTY 37. Reece Mem Cemetery Now that I am caught up on Tombstone Central, I need everyone to realize that the site can not continue to grow without the help of others. Anyone who has cemetery photos that they would like to see posted on the web site please contact me at [email protected] I CAN NOT respond to requests made on the lists. They get to off topic and I don't want to upset any list moms :-) Cassy. -- The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. Check out Tombstone Central at this link then click on the Death Certificate Project at the top http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/ for more details.

Cassy. I have eighteen or more DC copied to send you. I want to order two sets that will cost me $16.00. I want each set sent to a different address. Please give me your address so I can send you the check and DC. you can send both DC at once and maybe save a little money. LOL Joyce Kiser

After a long break I am again Posting tombstone photos to Tombstone Central. Between burn out and working way to much not to mention the holidays I took a little time off, but I'm now back. I have posted the Bowen Chapel East and Bowen Chapel West cemeteries in Carter County on Tombstone Central. I do know there are some Knox County connections buried there as there are Messer's amongst others there. Also this is last call for anyone wanting to submit DC's for the CD project. Check out Tombstone Central for more details. Cassy. -- The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. Check out Tombstone Central at this link then click on the Death Certificate Project at the top http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/ for more details.

I am a descendent of Joshua Clark, I believe from Virginia who moved to Carter County. He had a wife Elizabeth. They are listed on the 1850 census for Carter County. His daughter Amanda married an Ellington Johnson. They lived in Elliot County. Does anybody have information on these individuals? Bill Johnson

Been hard at work again and the following cemeteries have been added to Tombstone Central. Alief Cemetery, Harris County, Texas Hawn Cemetery, Hwy 1304, Knox County, Kentucky The three following Carter County Cemeteries have been added, but the exact locations are unknown, so if anyone can give me locations to add to the web site I'd love it. Menix Roma Webb Stegall Cassy. -- The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. Check out Tombstone Central at this link then click on the Death Certificate Project at the top http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/ for more details.

Thanks. -----Original Message----- From: Debbie L. Ullom [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 8:39 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYCARTER] SEXTON, Joseph, 1860 Carter Co., KY 1850 Carter County, KY (District No 1, August 30, 1850, pg 275B, house 367, family 369) ELIZABETH NIPP 29 f 100 KY BAZZLE K 11 m KY ARCHIBALD 9 m KY SARAH J 7 f KY JAMES W 8/12 m KY I did not see JOSEPH SEXTON in the 1850 census. I found the following but don't know if it is related or not.. something you might want to check out. March 19, 1847 Cabell County, VA (borders Boyd County, KY which borders Carter County, KY) JOSEPH L SAXTON married LUCINDA ADALINE BLACK I believe that this may be JOSEPH and LUCINDA (if so it is not likely to be "your" JOSEPH): 1850 Cabell County, VA (Dist 10, Aug 22, 1850, house 530, family 549, pg 38 A & B) JOSEPH L SEXTON 25 m Farmer VA LUCINDA A 19 f VA MALIPHA A 1 f VA Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful to you :( Best Wishes! ----- Original Message ----- From: "dp" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 1:05 PM Subject: [KYCARTER] SEXTON, Joseph, 1860 Carter Co., KY > I need some help. while cleaning up some files, I have this Joseph in > 1860 but can't find him in 1850. Con someone point me in the right > direction? Would also like to find this marriage. both James and Uriah > served in the 40th KY Infantry USA during the Civil War. Thanks. > > > > > > 1860 Carter County, KY, po Mt. Savage, page 282, born KY unless noted > > #1006 SEXTON, Joseph, 39 VA, farmer, $400/290; Elizabeth, 39 KY; Jas H., > 17 VA; Uriah, 14 VA; Elizabeth, 9 KY; John E., 6; Jerimah, 5; Sinarila, > 3; Matthias, 5/12; KNIPP, Sarah, 16; Jas W., 10 > > > > ==== KYCARTER Mailing List ==== > We have archives! Search for your KYCARTER information here..... > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=KYCARTER > > ============================== > Expand your family tree. Search more than 200 million names in > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > ==== KYCARTER Mailing List ==== List Mom for KYCARTER: Diana Boothe [email protected] ============================== Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx

Been a long time again, but I have added a few more cemeteries to Tombstone Central. Part of Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Fayette County, Kentucky Part of Bernio Cemetery, Dono Ana County, New Mexico. Part of Chambers Hill Cemetery, Dauphin County, Pennslyvania Complete Erwin Cemetery, Erwin Ridge Road, Carter County, Kentucky Updated the Hubbard Cemetery, Clay County, Kentucky Please if anyone finds broken links e-mail me and let me know. Cassy. -- The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. Check out Tombstone Central at this link then click on the Death Certificate Project at the top http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/ for more details.

1850 Carter County, KY (District No 1, August 30, 1850, pg 275B, house 367, family 369) ELIZABETH NIPP 29 f 100 KY BAZZLE K 11 m KY ARCHIBALD 9 m KY SARAH J 7 f KY JAMES W 8/12 m KY I did not see JOSEPH SEXTON in the 1850 census. I found the following but don't know if it is related or not.. something you might want to check out. March 19, 1847 Cabell County, VA (borders Boyd County, KY which borders Carter County, KY) JOSEPH L SAXTON married LUCINDA ADALINE BLACK I believe that this may be JOSEPH and LUCINDA (if so it is not likely to be "your" JOSEPH): 1850 Cabell County, VA (Dist 10, Aug 22, 1850, house 530, family 549, pg 38 A & B) JOSEPH L SEXTON 25 m Farmer VA LUCINDA A 19 f VA MALIPHA A 1 f VA Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful to you :( Best Wishes! ----- Original Message ----- From: "dp" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 1:05 PM Subject: [KYCARTER] SEXTON, Joseph, 1860 Carter Co., KY > I need some help. while cleaning up some files, I have this Joseph in > 1860 but can't find him in 1850. Con someone point me in the right > direction? Would also like to find this marriage. both James and Uriah > served in the 40th KY Infantry USA during the Civil War. Thanks. > > > > > > 1860 Carter County, KY, po Mt. Savage, page 282, born KY unless noted > > #1006 SEXTON, Joseph, 39 VA, farmer, $400/290; Elizabeth, 39 KY; Jas H., > 17 VA; Uriah, 14 VA; Elizabeth, 9 KY; John E., 6; Jerimah, 5; Sinarila, > 3; Matthias, 5/12; KNIPP, Sarah, 16; Jas W., 10 > > > > ==== KYCARTER Mailing List ==== > We have archives! Search for your KYCARTER information here..... > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=KYCARTER > > ============================== > Expand your family tree. Search more than 200 million names in > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > >

Here is my chronology - am wondering if in fact this is Joseph who has the suit with William Kitchen and states he came thru Floyd County and was from Russell County. No that can't be because that Joseph says came in 1864 from Russell County --- Place of birth cited on son Jeremiah death certificate 1850 Census Carter Co KY 1853 Carter County tax "Lost Fork" land value 200 [AGLL microfilm v20-0067, abstract Sexton notebook item 383] 1854 Carter Co Tax 300 value on Lost Fork [AGLL microfilm v20-0067, abstract Sexton notebook item 383] 1855 Carter Co Tax 200 value on Lost Fork [AGLL microfilm v20-0067, abstract Sexton notebook item 383] 1855 May Order survey of rd leading from Law Co line near Wm Watson's thence down to forks of rd at Cranks Ford rd Dist 17 and call on hands that reside on waters of Dry Fork, Lost Fork, Bells Trace, except...Rice...Sarriah Rucker...JOSEPH SEXTON and all hands at Sextons [Carter Co Order Bok LDS 03344016 p 58] 1857 Carter Co Tax 200 Lost Fork [AGLL microfilm v20-0067 abstract Sexton notebook 383] 1858 Carter Co TAx list 200 lost fork, 4 children bet 6-18 [AGLL v20-0067, Sexton 383] 1859 Carter Co Tax list 200 lost fork with 1 child bet 6-18 [AGLL v20-0067 Sexton 383] 1859 July Motion of James Bush ordered Joseph Sexton, James Wilhite James Reeves or any two veiw rd from Law Co line to head of Lost Fork down Lost Fork passing Jordans, James RUSH, to Ezediel Rice mill. [Carte rCo Ct Order book page 397] 1859 Nov This day James F Reeves and JOSEPH Sexton reviewer of rd leading from head of Lost Fk at Law Co line to Ezekial Rice's mill... ...hands...Joseph Sexton...Sarace? Rucker [Carter Co Order book microfilm 0344016, p 459] 1860 Census Joseph O Sexton 25 b VA farmer value 200, 200 ? 37 issues f 5, m1, m 12, m 10, f8 and \Elizabeth 6 -HARD TO READ [Carter Co Bells Trace taken 3 Aug 1860, p 145/289] 1860 Carter Co tax alue 200 Lost Fork [v20-0067, Sexton 383] 1860 Mt Savage Carter Co Census Joseph ae 39 400 Va, Elizabeth 39 Ky, Jas H 17 VA and Uriah 14 VA, Elizabeth 9, John E 6, Jeremiah 5, Sindrila 3, M???? ?/12 and Sarah Knipp 16 househadn, Jas W Knipp 10 [house1006] 1860 Nov James F Reeves and JOSEPH SEXTON reviewer of rd leading from head of Lost Fork at Law Co Line to Ezekiel Rice Mill. Motion of JOSEPH SEXTON and others best way leadign from Law Co line at head of Lost Fork thence down Lost Fork to Ezekiel Rice and mill on Little Fork [Carter Co Order bk LDS 0344016 p 459] 1860 Dec Motion H.A. RICE and Isom Gillum desire private pass way... ordered that Ab. Jordon, David Foster, JOSEPH SEXTON or any two to view from house of Isom to STrait Crek Rd near Widow Roda Trouts... [Law Co KY Order book 3 p 548] 1860 Carter Co Militia [36 book titled Militia filed Carter Co Cthouse Grayson Ky 1998 clerk office] 1862 Carter Co tax 100 Straight Creek [v20-0067, Sexton 383] 1862 Carter Co Militia [#1149 book titled Militia filed Carter Co Cthouse Grayson KY 1998 Clerk office] 1864 40th - 1864 Carter Co tax 150 Strait Creek [v20-0067, Sexton 383] 1865 Nov 23 Indenture bet Cinderalla Rice w of Archbld Rice decd, Ezekiel M Rice and Margaret his w, Cindarella Rice and Wm M Rice, John E Rice and Catherine his wife, John Goad and Sarah Goad his wife, MOSES SEXTON and Peggy Sexton his wife, Joseph SEXTON and Elizabeth his w to Archabald R Nipp. 150 paid by Robert Knipp decd to Archibald Rice 1 Sep 1842 land on Little Fork of Dry Fork of Little Sandy... [Carter Co KY dbk 9-302 - dbk 4-18 Sexton notebook item 375] 1870 CENSUS Joseph ae 55 b VA, Elizabeth 40 b Ky, Elizabeth 18, John 16, Jeremiah 14, Syndrilla 12, Mathmas 10, Mary 8, Susan 6, Martha 4 all b KY [Carter Co Census house 86-80] 1874 Dec 16 1874 Dec 15 Indentures between Joseph R Ward Comm of Carter Circuit Ct in case of Wm R Blankinship Plaintiff and Nathaniel Dawson heirs and others def...Judgement tendered Dec 1874...defendents to wit Emily Goole, SM Goble, Nancy Duncan, Allen Ducan, Amanda Blankinship, Harriet Scott, Wm B Scott, Eliza Bruce, John Bruce, James Dawson, Mary Bruce, William Bruce, Elizabeth Thompson, AJ Dawson, HE Dawson, Olive Dawson, James Stephens, Eliza DAwson, Henry Dawson, Sarah Branham, Wylie Branham, George Stephens, Wm Stephens, Mary Jones, Wm Jones, Milly Biggs, HP Biggs, Greenville Rice, Charles Rice CYNTHIA McCORMICK, JD McCORMICK, Sydney Messer, Henry Messer, America Rice, Phillip Grant, Elizabeth Grant, John Goad, Sarah MCCoy ? McCoy, Nancy Rice, Polly Ames, John Ames, Henry Stewart, Tabitha Rice, AMERICA MCCORMICK LD MCCORMICK, Missouri Hood, James Hood, James Stewart, Greenville Stewart, AJ Savage, Cindarilla Rice, Sarah Hall, Frank Hall, Ezekiel Rice Wm M Rice, Elizabeth Sexton, Joseph Sexton, Margaret Sexton, Jane ?, Polly Rice, Sarah Rice and John Rice consideration of premises and $1.00 to the part of 2nd part several tracs in Carter Co on waters of Strait Crk [Carter Co KY deed book G p278, McCormack notebook item 25] 1880 Joseph w M 50 farmer KVV, Elizabeth 50 KKK, Jeremiah W 23 son KKK, Cinderilla 21 Daugher KKK, Anderson 18 son KKK, Mary 16 dau, Susan 15 dau, Martha 13 daughter, Elizabeth 25 S Dau, Charles 5 grson, Martha 2 gr daughter [Carter Co house 66 Pct 7] 1890 June DEATH [Larry Clere, June 4, 1997 Lawrence Co Genweb query, Sexton notebook item 378] which can not be right - see 1894 letter below 1894 Hand written letter from Sarah Goad to Brother and family 14 May 1894 copy in Evelyn Jackson collection Boyd County Public Library, Ashland, KY: Hunnewell KY Dear Brother and Family will write toy ou this evening in answer to your kind and welcome letter that was received some time ago, was glad to hear from you and that you was all well. We are all in very good health we are done planting corn and will commence to work it tomorrow. The miners have all struck out here and they are out through the country beggin. Jerry Sexton was over about a month ago and said his mother and father had wrote to him to know if he would take them to keep. I would like for you to all come over and see us....glad to hear you had a new son-inlaw. Mary Caudill is married she a brother to Fanny's husband....Where is Zelda staying at now. Lizzie wrote that Mary was staying at house. Well Cassie I would be awful glad to see you and put in a day talking to you. I heard that Susan had gone to Illinois to stay three months with Alice. she wrote she was sick and wanted her ma to come. John and his wife are keeping house for her....Your sister Sarah Goad Copy Sexton notebook item #901 General References: Larry Clere email [email protected], Sep 3, 1997, Sexton notebook item 377 "...owned a plantation in Carter Co...only members of our family tree who owned slaves...." -----Original Message----- From: dp [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 1:06 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [KYCARTER] SEXTON, Joseph, 1860 Carter Co., KY I need some help. while cleaning up some files, I have this Joseph in 1860 but can't find him in 1850. Con someone point me in the right direction? Would also like to find this marriage. both James and Uriah served in the 40th KY Infantry USA during the Civil War. Thanks. 1860 Carter County, KY, po Mt. Savage, page 282, born KY unless noted #1006 SEXTON, Joseph, 39 VA, farmer, $400/290; Elizabeth, 39 KY; Jas H., 17 VA; Uriah, 14 VA; Elizabeth, 9 KY; John E., 6; Jerimah, 5; Sinarila, 3; Matthias, 5/12; KNIPP, Sarah, 16; Jas W., 10 ==== KYCARTER Mailing List ==== We have archives! Search for your KYCARTER information here..... http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=KYCARTER ============================== Expand your family tree. Search more than 200 million names in Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx

Try the Greenup, Lawrence and Lewis County records... if Joseph lived near the boundaries of any of those locations he might have been recorded in an adjacent county. As we know, census taking in those early years was not an exact science. Ron dp wrote: > I need some help. while cleaning up some files, I have this Joseph in > 1860 but can't find him in 1850. Con someone point me in the right > direction? Would also like to find this marriage. both James and Uriah > served in the 40th KY Infantry USA during the Civil War. Thanks. > > > > > > 1860 Carter County, KY, po Mt. Savage, page 282, born KY unless noted > > #1006 SEXTON, Joseph, 39 VA, farmer, $400/290; Elizabeth, 39 KY; Jas H., > 17 VA; Uriah, 14 VA; Elizabeth, 9 KY; John E., 6; Jerimah, 5; Sinarila, > 3; Matthias, 5/12; KNIPP, Sarah, 16; Jas W., 10 > > > > ==== KYCARTER Mailing List ==== > We have archives! Search for your KYCARTER information here..... > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=KYCARTER > > ============================== > Expand your family tree. Search more than 200 million names in > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > >

I need some help. while cleaning up some files, I have this Joseph in 1860 but can't find him in 1850. Con someone point me in the right direction? Would also like to find this marriage. both James and Uriah served in the 40th KY Infantry USA during the Civil War. Thanks. 1860 Carter County, KY, po Mt. Savage, page 282, born KY unless noted #1006 SEXTON, Joseph, 39 VA, farmer, $400/290; Elizabeth, 39 KY; Jas H., 17 VA; Uriah, 14 VA; Elizabeth, 9 KY; John E., 6; Jerimah, 5; Sinarila, 3; Matthias, 5/12; KNIPP, Sarah, 16; Jas W., 10

Hi Cassy, In the old days the archives did not take photo's and everything had to be in a text format. I stress old days. Now there are pdf, xls and I can go on and on. With the advancement of computers and programs and free readers of the programs things are easier to do. The archives are growing by leaps and bounds. With the new forms that has made it easier to submit files and photos folks are sending in more info than ever. The iron fisted ways of old have fallen to the wayside making life much easier for all. Most of the problem was the lack of computer and html knowledge by the archivist. When a project is ran by volunteers sometimes you get some folks with a good heart and wonderful intentions but with the lack of know how to get it done right so problems arise as in your case. Like any good project you have to go through growing pains. Learn from your mistakes, do damage control and move on. The archives have done that and if you ever hit a road block let me know and I will get it fixed even if it is not my county. As far as Knox County goes I am the Archivist there also and we currently have images for the 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840 and 1860 census. I would love to add in your transcriptions if you ever decide you want to submit them again. The archives do not link to other sites because you lose control of content and you never know how long a site will be up or when they will change it. A good project has to keep control of it's content as I am sure you are aware of. Thanks, Darrell Warner You can see my entire family tree posted at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~warner/surnames.htm For my current e-mail address go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/vols/00001.html#0000008 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cassy Sommers" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 2:39 AM Subject: [KYCARTER] Census Images > Darrell, > > This is kind of off topic for the Carter list. But at one time > a group of us transcribed the the 1910, 1920, and 1930 Knox > County censuses and we tried to submit them to genweb but they > wouldn't take them. I was asked to completely change the format > of the three censuses. I know you run quite a few sites so you > can imagine how difficult that would have been. Guess it is > just frustrating because the information is out there but hard > to get put on the web. I also gave genweb permission to link > to my site so they would have the three years of the census and > I don't think they ever did that either. > > I do think it is a wonderful idea to submit them to the major > sites so everyone can have them, but sometimes it feels like > jumping through hoops to do so. I would even love to submit > the cemeteries that I have posted on Tombstone Central, but > again there are so many tombstone photos that it would be > eons before I could get them transcribed right for the web > sites. A rough estimate would put it at over 10,000 tombstone > photographs on the site. > > That all said, I know you run the Genweb for Knox County. If > you ever want to take a look at Tombstone Central and put up > a link please feel free to do so. Or if you have someone who > has the time to make the necessary transcriptions to put them > up on Genweb feel free to use anything you find there. > > Cassy. > > > >>X-Message: #2 >>Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 13:23:26 -0600 >>From: "Darrell Warner" <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Message-ID: <[email protected]> >>Subject: Re: [KYCARTER] Death Certificate CD >>Content-Type: text/plain; >> format=flowed; >> reply-type=response >>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >> >>Did you know that you can also submit your death certificates to the >>USGenWeb Kentucky county archives >>http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eusgenweb/ky/kyfiles.html It is a free site for >>everyone and you don't have to submit anything to use it.. >> >>If you just want to submit a text version of the death certificate use >>this form http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/deaths.html >> >>If you want to submit a scanned copy of the death certificate use this >>form http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/photos.html >> >>You can also submit just about anything you want by using one of the forms >>located at http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/ >> >>If everyone submitted their death certificates there you wouldn't have to >>worry about a CD. >> >>Thanks, >>Darrell Warner > > -- > The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. E-mail me > for more details. > > TOMBSTONE CENTRAL http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/ > > > ==== KYCARTER Mailing List ==== > Hoaxes and Urban Legends on the Internet > http://www.snopes.com/ > <A HREF="http://www.snopes.com/">Snopes.com</a> > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > >

On 11/17/04 10:05 AM, "dp" <[email protected]> wrote: > I need some help. while cleaning up some files, I have this Joseph in > 1860 but can't find him in 1850. Con someone point me in the right > direction? Would also like to find this marriage. both James and Uriah > served in the 40th KY Infantry USA during the Civil War. Thanks. > > > 1860 Carter County, KY, po Mt. Savage, page 282, born KY unless noted > > #1006 SEXTON, Joseph, 39 VA, farmer, $400/290; Elizabeth, 39 KY; Jas H., > 17 VA; Uriah, 14 VA; Elizabeth, 9 KY; John E., 6; Jerimah, 5; Sinarila, > 3; Matthias, 5/12; KNIPP, Sarah, 16; Jas W., 10 DP, I don't think I can help, but if you get any more information can you let me know? I would like to find out the links between the various Sexton families in this part of Kentucky (Bath, Morgan, Rowan, Carter, Elliott and Menifee counties.) From the above census listing, it appears that Joseph moved from Virginia to Kentucky sometime between 1847 and 1850, where he married a widowed Elizabeth Knipp in late 1850 or possibly 1851. You might find Elizabeth listed separately in 1850 with her children. Can you identify the parents of any of these other miscellaneous Sextons that I've come across in census and/or marriage records: http://tpettit.best.vwh.net/family/pettit/FG22/FG22_244.htm

Darrell, This is kind of off topic for the Carter list. But at one time a group of us transcribed the the 1910, 1920, and 1930 Knox County censuses and we tried to submit them to genweb but they wouldn't take them. I was asked to completely change the format of the three censuses. I know you run quite a few sites so you can imagine how difficult that would have been. Guess it is just frustrating because the information is out there but hard to get put on the web. I also gave genweb permission to link to my site so they would have the three years of the census and I don't think they ever did that either. I do think it is a wonderful idea to submit them to the major sites so everyone can have them, but sometimes it feels like jumping through hoops to do so. I would even love to submit the cemeteries that I have posted on Tombstone Central, but again there are so many tombstone photos that it would be eons before I could get them transcribed right for the web sites. A rough estimate would put it at over 10,000 tombstone photographs on the site. That all said, I know you run the Genweb for Knox County. If you ever want to take a look at Tombstone Central and put up a link please feel free to do so. Or if you have someone who has the time to make the necessary transcriptions to put them up on Genweb feel free to use anything you find there. Cassy. >X-Message: #2 >Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 13:23:26 -0600 >From: "Darrell Warner" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [KYCARTER] Death Certificate CD >Content-Type: text/plain; > format=flowed; > reply-type=response >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Did you know that you can also submit your death certificates to the >USGenWeb Kentucky county archives >http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eusgenweb/ky/kyfiles.html It is a free >site for everyone and you don't have to submit anything to use it.. > >If you just want to submit a text version of the death certificate >use this form http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/deaths.html > >If you want to submit a scanned copy of the death certificate use >this form http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/photos.html > >You can also submit just about anything you want by using one of the >forms located at http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/ > >If everyone submitted their death certificates there you wouldn't >have to worry about a CD. > >Thanks, >Darrell Warner -- The New Kentucky Death Certificate CD is in the works. E-mail me for more details. TOMBSTONE CENTRAL http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~foe3643/

Am looking for info regarding Amaza Henderson Lewis. Am trying to find out if she had a daughter by the name of Martha Henderson who married Jasper Tabor of Olive Hill Ky. Jasper was my Great Grandfather. His daughter Ethel was my grandmother. Am not sure Martha was the correct name of my great grandmother. My father has always told us that his grandmother was a Cherokee Indian and her last name was Henderson; however, Mom said it was his great grandmother who was the Henderson and was a Cherokee. Can anyone help me find the facts about this. I'm curious about Amaza because she fits the criteria, because she is an Indian and she was a Henderson. My Uncle Cotton had a picture of my Indian GGrandmother, but she was an old lady by then. Does anyone have any info on Amaza or the Tabors of Olive Hill, KY? Thank you. Sue Messer Bryant

Did you know that you can also submit your death certificates to the USGenWeb Kentucky county archives http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eusgenweb/ky/kyfiles.html It is a free site for everyone and you don't have to submit anything to use it.. If you just want to submit a text version of the death certificate use this form http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/deaths.html If you want to submit a scanned copy of the death certificate use this form http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/photos.html You can also submit just about anything you want by using one of the forms located at http://www.genrecords.net/kyfiles/ If everyone submitted their death certificates there you wouldn't have to worry about a CD. Thanks, Darrell Warner