Hi Smokey, thanks for the information. None of the names look familiar, unfortunately. My Clements line in KY didn't seem to stick around long. Andrew C (b. Goochland Co., VA 1769) came to Green Co. and married one Sarah or "Sallie" Skaggs on 6/18/93, and had seven children, Emanuel (1794), Abraham (1798), Alexander (1798), William (1802), Mary (1803), Sarah (1809), and Lydia (1815). Some time after the last one he left KY for AR, where he died in 1842 in Carroll Co. It seems that many of the children also left the area, including my paternal lineage, William, who moved to north Alabama probably in the 1820s. (I understand there was an important post road from Lexington down to Florence AL that was probably the route used.) Do any of these names ring a bell? Many thanks. TC ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 6:31 PM Subject: Re: [KYCASEY-L] Clementsville > Hi > Clementsville received its name from Philip Clements,a grandson of Henry > Clements,{one of the original familys to come to that area in 1802}when the > postoffice was established there inthe1890`s.Albert Clements,son of > Phillip,was the first postmaster. The site of the first postoffice was about > one half mile north of the present town,where Edgar Montgomery resides. At > the turn of the century, a store was erected nearer the church, and as > business gradually developed around it, forming a new Clementsville,the > postoffice was removed to this location. > > Here`s(OO) at you > Smokey > > > ==== KYCASEY Mailing List ==== > To send a message to the list, Send your message to > [email protected] >