Pat -- If you they want printed copy could you give us an address and name to address it to. I think it's a great idea. Thanks, Pat Oxley Austin, TX -----Original Message----- From: Pat Brooks [mailto:grmabrooks@kih.net] Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 4:53 PM To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYCASEY-L] Family files Hello: I have often seen others use laptop computers in the library and most of them infact in the research area. the Family file material should be printed copy. It will be placed in a folder and reference cards made for the surnames listed in the file. The family files are placed in the rear of the research area in file cabinets under the initials of the surnames. A great many people use these files of information and make copies of what is of interest to them on the copy machine there. If you have references for the materials included that is always very helpful to the researchers. Thanks for writing :-) Pat

Just wanted to say that I have that list Pat mentioned; I ordered it a few weeks ago. It IS very extensive, and lists tons of very interesting-sounding books, files, tapes, etc. It is worth the six dollars. --Christy

A request has been made for a list of the surnames in the family files; this is a very extensive list. You may obtain a complete copy of the all the material, including the family files surname lists by ordering a computer print-out of the the material in the Genealogy Research Center. The cost is $6.00 mailed, order from Casey County Library, 238 Middleburg Street, Liberty, Kentucky 42539 Thanks, Pat Brooks, Library user.

Great Lynne, I am going to Casey soon. I hope we find them all. (?) Did you need to know where James Tilford Goode who mar. Mary Jane (Polly)Morris is?Judy

P.S. Forgot to mention a floppy disc with the file on WFT format could be used too. We have a computer in the research area with the Family Tree maker program and we now have several of the information disc series. We have the marriage bundles, census records bundles, and wft super bundles one and two as well as the soc. death indexes. Pat Brooks

Hello: I have often seen others use laptop computers in the library and most of them infact in the research area. the Family file material should be printed copy. It will be placed in a folder and reference cards made for the surnames listed in the file. The family files are placed in the rear of the research area in file cabinets under the initials of the surnames. A great many people use these files of information and make copies of what is of interest to them on the copy machine there. If you have references for the materials included that is always very helpful to the researchers. Thanks for writing :-) Pat

Was wondering if any of you can tell me where the Vitus Clements farm in Marion County is located. Supposedly, Fleming Goode is buried there. I'm going to be in Casey Co. in April and would like to try and find his grave. --Christy

Imsosweetonu@webtv.net Writes: >I am trying to find information on Proctor B. Morgan and Harriet >Williams.What year they were married etc. also the name of either or bth >of their parents. Thankyou very much for your help. > >Sincerely, >Sherri nassif Sherri, The only Proctor B. Morgan that I can find is as follows: Morgan, Proctor B., 28 Dec. 1876, Hattie McGlasson, book 1 page 114. This couple was married by M.H. Lee. Microfilm #591587 Casey County Marriage Register. I cannot find any Morgan groom who married a Williams. Malissa malissar@iquest.net

Hi Pat-- I will be visiting CC in the middle of May (my mother's CC High School Reunion again) and hope to have time to visit the library. What are the library's rules concerning bringing a laptop in order to do direct data entry within the facility? Also, in what form do you want the family histories? I can provide the info either on a floppy (WFT format) or printed as a GEDCOM. Thanks, Annette Smiley asmiley@hiwaay.com -----Original Message----- From: Pat Brooks <grmabrooks@kih.net> To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com <KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 7:56 AM Subject: [KYCASEY-L] Family files >Hello All: >Just a note to tell you to keep on sending your family tree files to the >Casey County Library. You are all doing so much wonderful genealogy work, >please write up you information and send a copy to the Casey County >Library, 238 Middleburg Street, Liberty, Kentucky 42539. With all the help >we are building a very nice collection of Family Surname Files. THANKS! > >Kind Regards, >Another Library User, Pat Brooks > >

I'm passing this to the list to see if someone is researching this family. Please respond to Barbara privately as she may not be on this list. Jackie >Return-path: <cecils@iland.net> >Date: Wed, 03 Mar 1999 13:49:31 -0600 >From: cecils <cecils@iland.net> >Subject: The Watkins Men, People, Inst. & Lowe of Casey County >To: libcoutu@ACS.EKU.EDU >X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3110.3 >X-MSMail-priority: Normal >Original-recipient: rfc822;libcoutu@acs.eku.edu > > Looking for information on: LOWE, George He was supposedly shot >around first week in August, 1865, on election day, about 3 miles from >Powers/Peyton's Store where the elections were being held. He supposedly >(or his father Thomas LOWE did) delivered mail between Hustonville >Peytons/Peyton's Store. OR operated the tollgate on the turnpike there. > Family histroy says both. Thank you, Barbara in MO

Christy, I would be interested in finding out myself. I tried the Marion County rootsweb mailing list, but never received a reply to my inquire. Alfred Goode is supposed to be buried there also. Lynne

Sorry, I don't have any information on the Moore family of Casey County. I will forward your query to the Casey County list. Jackie Couture At 11:44 PM 3/8/1999 -0800, you wrote: >Looking for info on Solomon and Henry Moore of Casey Co. Born abt. 1814 in >Lincoln Co. > > >Laureen >wite@icanect.net >

Hi Jackie, thank you for all the postings, I did not receive the first posting of the Business Directory, I have all of them but that one, could you please send the first one again. Thank You Roberta

This is the final installment of R.L. Polk & Co.'s Kentucky State Gazetteer and Business Directory for 1895-1896. These were listed alphabetically by community, so I hope I didn't miss anything as I went through the book. As soon as I can get a copy of the 1879 state directory I will post the Casey County information from it. Jackie Couture POWARS STORE. Casey county. Name changed to Powers. _____ POWERS. Casey county, 12 miles north of Liberty, the county seat, and 11 west of Moreland, the shipping point. _____ RHEBER. A postoffice in Casey county. _____ ROLLINGS. Casey county, 22 miles north of Liberty, the county seat, 3 south of Gravel Switch, the nearest shipping point, and 18 from Lebanon, its nearest banking point. Population, 25. Isabel Penn, postmaster. Conder, M.P., wagonmaker Guthrie & may, flour and saw mill Hollon, G.W., carpenter Hollon & Gibson, flour and saw mill Kirkland, J.M., carpenter May, A.H., live stock May, J.S., blacksmith May, Rev. W.T. (Christian) Noe, Isaac W., brick mason Penn, Isabel & Co., druggists Purdom, R.W. & Co., general store Rollings String Band Taylor, Jesse, blacksmith Weatherford, Joel & Son, blksmiths. Whitehouse, J.D., live stock _____ YOSEMITE. The principal town in Casey county, is situated on the Cincinnati & Kentucky Southern Railroad, 126 miles from Louisville, and 8 northeast of Liberty. McIntosh, John, blacksmith McWhorter, Robert, boarding house Riffe, Henry, blacksmith Royalty, Wm. T., blacksmith

Hello All: Just a note to tell you to keep on sending your family tree files to the Casey County Library. You are all doing so much wonderful genealogy work, please write up you information and send a copy to the Casey County Library, 238 Middleburg Street, Liberty, Kentucky 42539. With all the help we are building a very nice collection of Family Surname Files. THANKS! Kind Regards, Another Library User, Pat Brooks

Barbee; Would appreciate any leads you have to my Phillips. I cannot go beyond Thomas. Thanks. Christen BTW; these people seemed to love to travel

Jim, They are very likely Combest and I looked carefully, because that is what I thought they should be, but the book says Combert and Combes. Before I put this series in the Archives, I will put Combest in brackets, so the search engine will catch it. Jackie At 02:21 AM 3/10/1999 -0800, you wrote: > >In a message dated 3/9/99 4:51:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, >libcoutu@ACS.EKU.EDU writes: > >from the "PHIL" listings: ><< Combert, F.P. & L.M., live stock > Combert, W.R., gauger and surveyor > Combes, Fount, cooper > Combes, F.B., general store >> > >Jackie -- Is there a chance these names could be "Combest", particularly the >first 3? I have Liberty Madison, Franklin Pierce and Will Roe Combest who >were brothers and would have been of this era. They were husbands and/or >brothers-in-law of my Grandmother's aunts. > >Best Regards, >Jim Carigan >Frankfort KY >USA >email: jimmonomoy@aol.com, jimmonomoy@hotmail.com >WWW home: http://users.aol.com/JimMonomoy/private/JimMonom.htm >Lighthouses: http://users.aol.com/JimMonomoy/private/jimmomoy.htm >The Lighthouse Hunter's Guide: http://users.aol.com/uslhswww/lhindex.htm >Infrastructure: http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/1943 >Genealogy: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/r/James-M-Carigan/ >Ryan Clan US: http://www.ryans.org > >Researching CARIGAN / CARRIGAN / RYAN / CUNDIFF / BELL / ALLEN / HUTCHISON / >GHOLSON / LANGSTON / WILSON / DAVENPORT / SMITH / FITZPATRICK / THÈRIAULT > >______________________________ >Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1999 22:09:58 -0800 >From: Barbee Hodgkins <bhodgkin@OregonVOS.net> >Subject: Re: [KYCASEY-L] Re: KYCASEY-D Digest V99 #51 >To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com >Message-id: <v04011700b30bb4e270a1@[192.168.82.4]> >Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT >X-Message: #8 > >>Hi Barbee. What I have on Thomas is that he was born in 1813. But he had >>a son >>Thomas Ray. Thomas' brother William was born in Lancaster, PA. Other sibs, >>Phoebe, Letitia, Margarete, Elizabeth. I believe the kids all resided in KY. >>Sorry, not much help. >>Christen > >Thanks for the information on Thomas Phillips. Sounds like he belongs to >the PA branch that lived near the Casey County line. My Phillips all claim >VA as birthplace and I can't find any reference where in VA. Have tracked >the PA family pretty well. They left lots of relatives still in Taylor >County. > >My Thomas married Sarah Goode and had James, John, Campbell, Christopher, >Thomas Jefferson, Jackson and Cynthia. He was born before 1786 in VA. Was >in Adair County in the 1820's and Ray County MO in 1830's. >Barbee Hodgkins >bhodgkin@OregonVOS.net >

>Hi Barbee. What I have on Thomas is that he was born in 1813. But he had >a son >Thomas Ray. Thomas' brother William was born in Lancaster, PA. Other sibs, >Phoebe, Letitia, Margarete, Elizabeth. I believe the kids all resided in KY. >Sorry, not much help. >Christen Thanks for the information on Thomas Phillips. Sounds like he belongs to the PA branch that lived near the Casey County line. My Phillips all claim VA as birthplace and I can't find any reference where in VA. Have tracked the PA family pretty well. They left lots of relatives still in Taylor County. My Thomas married Sarah Goode and had James, John, Campbell, Christopher, Thomas Jefferson, Jackson and Cynthia. He was born before 1786 in VA. Was in Adair County in the 1820's and Ray County MO in 1830's. Barbee Hodgkins bhodgkin@OregonVOS.net

If anyone's interested, there's a 10 generation wall chart available at: http://members.spree.com/family/annwill00/familytreerings.html -Alan