Sherry Lane Bader wrote: > > Hello from Oregon --- > > I'm looking for the information in the 1840 Casey County KY census for > Overstreet, E.W. > Overstreet, John > Overstreet, Lewis > Overstreet, Susanna > > In the index to the 1840 census for Kentucky all 4 entries show > "Case(y) 177 Liberty" after the names. > > Many thanks for your help! > Sherry Lane Bader > sherryb@easystreet.com > > ==== KYCASEY Mailing List ==== > To send a message to the list, Send your message to > KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com Overstreet, E.W. 1-0-0-0-1 1-0-0-0-1 Lewis 0-0-2-2-0-0-0-0-1 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1 Susanna 0-0-1-1 0-0-1-0-0-0-1 John 1-0-0-0-1 0-0-0-0-1 I trust you know the divisions? Hazel

I live high in the San Juan mountains in Ouray, Colorado, so I'm not close to a library that has look-up facilities. However, a lady named Hazel was kind enough to check the 1870 census for me. I have all of the Casey census reports, except the 1870 and thought it might be available for purchase. Thanks! Jackie Taylor Zortman

Hello from Oregon --- I'm looking for the information in the 1840 Casey County KY census for Overstreet, E.W. Overstreet, John Overstreet, Lewis Overstreet, Susanna In the index to the 1840 census for Kentucky all 4 entries show "Case(y) 177 Liberty" after the names. Many thanks for your help! Sherry Lane Bader sherryb@easystreet.com

So sorry to dfo this but I was wondering how to get in touch with Paula Wetherington Rose. Please e-mail me have questions regarding possible family tree linkages. Thnaks At 01:08 PM 9/8/98 EDT, you wrote: > >In a message dated 9/7/98 11:40:18 AM, Jackie wrote: > >>Does anyone have a copy of the 1870 census of Casey County, KY? If so, >>where can I get one? > >If you live too far from Casey Co. to do lookups, all the census records also >are kept at Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Ind. That's where I do >all my census research because that's an easy weekend/overnight trip. > >> Would you mind looking to see what shows under the name of Joshua Taylor and >> wife, Sarah? > >But those names aren't of people I have up my tree, so I can't help directly. > >Paula Wethington Rose > >

Norman Chambers wrote: > > In Michigan, all the U.S. census data, East of the Mississippi, are > available at the > Michigan State Libary & Museum in downtown Lansing. This is a "State" facility. > It is NOT part of Michigan State University. > > Norman Chambers > Holland, MI > <bluedog@macatawa.org> > > At 01:08 PM 9/8/98 EDT, you wrote: > > > >In a message dated 9/7/98 11:40:18 AM, Jackie wrote: > > > >>Does anyone have a copy of the 1870 census of Casey County, KY? If so, > >>where can I get one? > > > >If you live too far from Casey Co. to do lookups, all the census records also > >are kept at Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Ind. That's where I do > >all my census research because that's an easy weekend/overnight trip. > > > >> Would you mind looking to see what shows under the name of Joshua Taylor and > >> wife, Sarah? > > > >But those names aren't of people I have up my tree, so I can't help directly. > > > >Paula Wethington Rose > > > > > > Since we are handing out addresses for all of the censuses, add MidContinent Library in Independence MO - one of the best <G>.

In Michigan, all the U.S. census data, East of the Mississippi, are available at the Michigan State Libary & Museum in downtown Lansing. This is a "State" facility. It is NOT part of Michigan State University. Norman Chambers Holland, MI <bluedog@macatawa.org> At 01:08 PM 9/8/98 EDT, you wrote: > >In a message dated 9/7/98 11:40:18 AM, Jackie wrote: > >>Does anyone have a copy of the 1870 census of Casey County, KY? If so, >>where can I get one? > >If you live too far from Casey Co. to do lookups, all the census records also >are kept at Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Ind. That's where I do >all my census research because that's an easy weekend/overnight trip. > >> Would you mind looking to see what shows under the name of Joshua Taylor and >> wife, Sarah? > >But those names aren't of people I have up my tree, so I can't help directly. > >Paula Wethington Rose > > >

In a message dated 9/7/98 11:40:18 AM, Jackie wrote: >Does anyone have a copy of the 1870 census of Casey County, KY? If so, >where can I get one? If you live too far from Casey Co. to do lookups, all the census records also are kept at Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Ind. That's where I do all my census research because that's an easy weekend/overnight trip. > Would you mind looking to see what shows under the name of Joshua Taylor and > wife, Sarah? But those names aren't of people I have up my tree, so I can't help directly. Paula Wethington Rose

Richard Zortman wrote: > > Does anyone have a copy of the 1870 census of Casey County, KY? If so, > where can I get one? Would you mind looking to see what shows under the > name of Joshua Taylor and wife, Sarah? These are my ggg-grandparents and > I'm told they were in Casey by 1870. They might be in the home of Lewis, > Alexander, Thomas, William C. or Henry Clay Taylor, since Joshua would have > been 70 years old by that year. This has been a major dead end (backwards) > for me and my cousins. > > Anything at all would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you! > Jackie Taylor Zortman I have the 1870 Casey census and do not see Joshua in the index. After I "hang up", will do a detailed look. The only name that you mentioned is Thomas Tayler (sic) 30, wife Elezabeth 29 and four children. I'll be back with what I can find, if anything. As for the book, I bought it from Patty Black, 8390 Middleburg Rd, Hustonville, KY 40437-9601. Have not been able to reach her for several years; so, do not know what luck you will have. She also did most of the other Casey censuses. Hazel

Does anyone have a copy of the 1870 census of Casey County, KY? If so, where can I get one? Would you mind looking to see what shows under the name of Joshua Taylor and wife, Sarah? These are my ggg-grandparents and I'm told they were in Casey by 1870. They might be in the home of Lewis, Alexander, Thomas, William C. or Henry Clay Taylor, since Joshua would have been 70 years old by that year. This has been a major dead end (backwards) for me and my cousins. Anything at all would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Jackie Taylor Zortman

John Carter wrote: > > In the Casey County Marriage Book some do go later, not many, but some. > > John > > -----Original Message----- > From: Murphy [SMTP:flcrkr@swbell.net] > Sent: Sunday, September 06, 1998 5:22 PM > To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [KYCASEY-L] Marriage lookup > > mpe27@uti.com wrote: > > > > I was wondering if anyone had access to a book that list Casey County > > marriages. I was wondering if an Esther Spradlin and William Brown were > > listed (possibly 1935 or 1936) thanks... Vicky > > Would a date as late as 1935 or 1936 be in published genealogy books? > Hazel Thanks. I never considered even trying. We live and learn. Hazel

mpe27@uti.com wrote: > > I was wondering if anyone had access to a book that list Casey County > marriages. I was wondering if an Esther Spradlin and William Brown were > listed (possibly 1935 or 1936) thanks... Vicky Would a date as late as 1935 or 1936 be in published genealogy books? Hazel

In the Casey County Marriage Book some do go later, not many, but some. John -----Original Message----- From: Murphy [SMTP:flcrkr@swbell.net] Sent: Sunday, September 06, 1998 5:22 PM To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYCASEY-L] Marriage lookup mpe27@uti.com wrote: > > I was wondering if anyone had access to a book that list Casey County > marriages. I was wondering if an Esther Spradlin and William Brown were > listed (possibly 1935 or 1936) thanks... Vicky Would a date as late as 1935 or 1936 be in published genealogy books? Hazel

Vicky, Just looked and didn't see any Spradlin names, though lots of Browns. You might try Wayne County, KY. There were a bunch of Spradlins there. John Carter -----Original Message----- From: mpe27@uti.com [SMTP:mpe27@uti.com] Sent: Sunday, September 06, 1998 1:26 PM To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYCASEY-L] Marriage lookup I was wondering if anyone had access to a book that list Casey County marriages. I was wondering if an Esther Spradlin and William Brown were listed (possibly 1935 or 1936) thanks... Vicky

I was wondering if anyone had access to a book that list Casey County marriages. I was wondering if an Esther Spradlin and William Brown were listed (possibly 1935 or 1936) thanks... Vicky

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10 YEARS AGO Week of August 31,1988 Harry Evans and Jim Fehr completed filed work on a project which involved creating a detailed soil map of Casey County. The maps were to be published in 1990. Ray L. Overstreet and his family converted two acres of their farm land at the intersection of U.S. 127 and Shorttown Road into a pay lake. For a $5 fee, a visitor could fish for eight hours or until he or she caught five fish. CCHS sophomore Greg Goode recieved the FFA Club's Star Greenhand award, the most prestigious award for first year agriculture students. Obituaries: Cyrus H. Roberts, Tavoria "Tavie" Wesley, Brent C. Randolph, Ava Gash, Fred E. Wesley,Jr., and Clarcie Mills. [ages were not given] 20 YEARS AGO Week of August 31, 1978 Kenny Price was selected chairman of the annual Lidney Foundation candy campaign in Casey County. Cynthia Garrett Durham graduated magna cum laude from Cumberland College in Williamsburg. Births: Monica Marie Wethington,Brandie Micheele Wilson, Kristi Marie Hines, Brittany Kathryn Leigh, Melissa Ann Fortenberry, Lynn Wethington, and John Denton Grider. Obituaries: R.E. Blevins, Carlos Floyd, George Lester, Frances Slaubaugh and Helen Woodrum. [no ages given] 30 YEARS AGO Week of August 31,1968 Deputy Sheriff Sherman Rigney suffered four stings after a man he and fellow deputy Ezra Wall were serving a civil summons to release a handful of bees upon him. Walls avoided being stung. Harrison Wall was paid $425 to paint the steeple of the courthouse. In doing so , he was attacked by a nest of wasps and suffered large welts on one of his legs. Phillip Yaden and Jimmy Rodgers received basketball scholarships from Somerset Community College. Obituaries: Elisabeth Abagail Walden, Mary Wiles. [no ages given] 40 YEARS AGO Week of August 31,1948 Deaths: Mary Ann Spears, Samuel L. Patton and Charlie Foster. [ no ages given] 50 YEARS AGO Week of August 31, 1948 Deputies Eddie Followell and Allen Coyle were charged with shooting at a car driven by L.C. Purdy of Clementsville. Remember when ? Photo, ECHOES ANNUAL This photo is of the seventh and eighth grade class at Middleburg in 1948. First row: Norma Nichols, Howard Estes, Sammy Whitt, Thelma Mushin, Lois Luster Second row: Billy Murphy, Betty Jean Compton, Louis Godbey, Louis Walton, Bonnie Luster Third row: Dewey Federick, Arthur Lewis Benson, Lillian Luster, Donald Russell and Marvin Douglas Fourth row; Charleen Sanders, Jimmy Wardrip, Harold Ellison, Gus Coleman, Madelle Lucas [not shown: Neda Dalton] Mrs. Homer Short was the teacher

At 12:46 PM 9/4/98 -0700, dorothy vaughn wrote: >W Churches of Casey County W >Mt.Calvary Baptist Church > > The Middlesburg Baptist Church was the mother of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Two Spirits filled the Baptist > >evangelists, John Sallee and Thos. Coleman [not related to the Casey County Colemans] came to Calvary Ridge > >and held a revival in the old log school house about 1873.It was attended largely and remembered.They kept > >having church until the weatherboarded church was built in 1912. It was the first church dedicated there. > > Later two other church houses were built there.A cement block one in 1943 was built by Herbert "Hub" Carman > >and crew. It got to leaning and in 1958 and 1959 they tore it down to the foundation and built another one. > >It is the present brick there now. > > Of course they dedicated each church that was built. > > Herbert Creech Carman, Hub Carman's son, is a present deacon. > > The present teachers are: Men, Gary Anderson;Women,Linda Gosser;Young Married, Bro. Gale Durham; > >Intermediate,Jeff Bastin; Juniors, Twyla Goforth;Primary,Donna Carman;Beginners,Jenna Carman. > >The Sunday school superintendent is Dwight Black. > > They have had all-day Sunday gatherings at the church, singing, preaching on the grounds about once a year. > >Mt. Calvary will celebrate its 125th anniversary with a homecoming on Sunday,Sept.13. > > The pastors have been,E.L. Carman, Joe Echenroth, Duane Smallwood, A.G. Coker, Rev. Comstock. > >K.G. Martin, Melvin Minitor, Rev. Witt, George Lay, Hershel Luttrell, Lester Phelps, Robert Lanham, George > >Brown, Ralph Boots, Lonnie Hayes, T.M. Browning, Gerney York, George Anderson, Leonard Williams, > >Shirley H. Carman, Wayne Stephens, and Robert Bullock. Gale Durham is the present pastor. > > > HOW ABOUT THE SALEM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH AT SALEM. MY GRANDMOTHER-GRANDFATHER-AUNTS AND UNCLES AND ggGRANDMOTHER ARE BUIRED THERE. BENNY B. MULLINIX > >

Hi! I thought I would let y'all know that I have a lot of Kentucky families represented in my database at my web site for the Denton and related families. There are over 15,000 people in the database, plus a lot of other information on the site. If any of you have Dentons in your lines, I would love to hear from you! There are also some down-loadable gedcom files for families other than Denton that I have in my at-home database, such as Hunt, Moore, Plumlee, Cooper, Chastain, O'Dell, French, Shipman, Baker and Huff. All of these families intersect in some way with the Dentons, but have a great deal more information in the individual gedcoms than is on the database at the site. There is a lot of other information on the site as well that you might find interesting, as well. The address is: http://www.acun.com/dentons I hope you find something of value! Blessings! Sue Montgomery-Cook

W Churches of Casey County W Mt.Calvary Baptist Church The Middlesburg Baptist Church was the mother of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Two Spirits filled the Baptist evangelists, John Sallee and Thos. Coleman [not related to the Casey County Colemans] came to Calvary Ridge and held a revival in the old log school house about 1873.It was attended largely and remembered.They kept having church until the weatherboarded church was built in 1912. It was the first church dedicated there. Later two other church houses were built there.A cement block one in 1943 was built by Herbert "Hub" Carman and crew. It got to leaning and in 1958 and 1959 they tore it down to the foundation and built another one. It is the present brick there now. Of course they dedicated each church that was built. Herbert Creech Carman, Hub Carman's son, is a present deacon. The present teachers are: Men, Gary Anderson;Women,Linda Gosser;Young Married, Bro. Gale Durham; Intermediate,Jeff Bastin; Juniors, Twyla Goforth;Primary,Donna Carman;Beginners,Jenna Carman. The Sunday school superintendent is Dwight Black. They have had all-day Sunday gatherings at the church, singing, preaching on the grounds about once a year. Mt. Calvary will celebrate its 125th anniversary with a homecoming on Sunday,Sept.13. The pastors have been,E.L. Carman, Joe Echenroth, Duane Smallwood, A.G. Coker, Rev. Comstock. K.G. Martin, Melvin Minitor, Rev. Witt, George Lay, Hershel Luttrell, Lester Phelps, Robert Lanham, George Brown, Ralph Boots, Lonnie Hayes, T.M. Browning, Gerney York, George Anderson, Leonard Williams, Shirley H. Carman, Wayne Stephens, and Robert Bullock. Gale Durham is the present pastor.

Do you have any info on Whitfield Wall(s)? Like where was he born,who were his parents, Whom did he marry. thank you for any help you might give me. Jim in Ky.