The tombstone for George "All" Sizemore & Agnes (Shepherd) was placed in the Begley/Sizemore/Joe Napier Cemetery at Dry Hill, Leslie Co., KY. Here are the directions to the cemetery: Take Hwy 257 north at the red light by the Leslie County Courthouse in Hyden, KY. Just before mile marker 7, turn R across bridge over Middle Fork River. At end of bridge, turn R on Lower McIntosh Rd for about 5 blocks to Red Napier Rd. Turn R and cross bridge over Cutshin Creek. At end of bridge turn L on first drive up to a home. Cemetery is L of home in plain sight. Walk to the back of cemetery (walking uphill). The fieldstones of George “All” Sizemore & Agnes (Shepherd) are the last two stones about the center rear of cemetery. You can read the fieldstones looking downhill. The new tombstone was set so it could be read walking uphill. Monument company would not set the new tombstone near the large hickory tree by Agnes’ grave.

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I think that you have to call the library in Clay County. I do know that the University of KY at the William T. Young Library has some of the newspaper. Here is the website for that http://www.uky.edu/Libraries/libpage.php?lweb_id=147&llib_id=14 Sandy Muncy Assessment/Testing Assistant Bluegrass Community and Technical College 164 Opportunity Way, Lexington, KY 40511-2623 859-246-6669 -----Original Message----- From: PJOMAIL@aol.com [mailto:PJOMAIL@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 9:56 AM To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYCLAY] 1900 Newspaper Obits Does anyone know if Clay County had a paper 1900-1905? I am looking for a possible obituary in 1904. Thanks Peggy Fox ==== KYCLAY Mailing List ==== Posting of virus warnings, test messages, items for sale, personal messages, etc., is not allowed and will be grounds for removal. Rootsweb's Acceptable Use Policy can be reviewed here: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html

Thanks for the invite. I have the date on the calendar but not sure if I will get to come. Depends on how I am feeling by then. Love, Juanita

The Ball Napier Murray Reunion and who ever wants to come will be Sept the 2nd. at the Brookville Fair grounds. Just off route 52. Will be glad to see you. Sign's will be up. We eat arond noon. Bring some good food. We will enjoy ourselves. Mary That is Brookville, Indaina

Does anyone know if Clay County had a paper 1900-1905? I am looking for a possible obituary in 1904. Thanks Peggy Fox

Due to the number of pages on the Hacker family i will be moving the following families to a vol 4 BIGGS,CORUM,DOBSON,NICHOLSON. I STILL COULD USE PICTURES ON HACKER ,CURRY,DEPEW,HYDE, MY FIRST TYPE DRAFT ON HACKER WAS 60 PAGES I AM NOW UP TO 130 AND 8 PAGES OF PICTURES I HAD PLAN ON THEM BEING 1/3 OF THE BOOK BUT NOW ATLEAST 70% I HAVE ABOUT 20 PAGES TO TYPE WITH MY ONE FINGER. HAVE BIRTHDATES TO ADD AND DEATH DATES.(HAVE A NUMBER OF DEAD HACKER WHO I DO NOT KNOW WHO THEY ARE) NEED A NUMBER OF SS DEATH DATES TO LOOK UP. I GO BACK TO NASHVILE IN 3WEEK I SHOULD BE ABLE TO FINISH UP LOSE END(CAN CHECK SS DEATH UP TO 2006) I WANT TO THANK EVERYONE THAT HELPPED WITH MY QUESTION.STILL HAVE A NUMBER BUT WILL LET THE HACKERS OUT THERE WORK ON THEM AFTER THE BOOK COMES OUT. JAMES E WELCH

My gr-gr-grandfather was DILLION VALENTINE (1860-1938)from Clay Co. Ky. His 1st wife was MARY GROSS and his 2nd wife was JENNIE HUBARD. I desend from the 1st marriage. Some years ago there was a reuion and I was told a member of the WHITE family --descend from the 2nd marriage--had a picture of DILLION VALENTINE. Anyone knowing of this picture or any WHITE family members please contact me. mdrose1@comcast.net

Note, the dates are day of death or published date. June 6, 2006 MANCHESTER - Wilma C. Murray, 67, husband, Cecil. Service 11 a.m., Thu. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Wed. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/6/2006. June 12, 2006 MANCHESTER - Cecil Mills, 57, wife Betty Faye, died Mon, June 12, 2006. Service 11 a.m., Fri. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Wed; 6 p.m., Thu. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/14/2006. June 18, 2006 MANCHESTER - Ray Cupp, 71. Services 2 p.m., Tue. Rominger Funeral Home. Visit 6 p.m., Mon. www.romingerfuneralhome.com Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/19/2006. June 21, 2006 MANCHESTER - Bill Monroe Bailey Jr., 31. Wife, Yvonne. Service 2 p.m., Thu. Collins Fork Church of Prayer. Visit 6 p.m., Wed. Church. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/21/2006. June 21, 2006 MANCHESTER - Mary Riley, 80. Visitation 11 a.m., Wed. Road Run Church of Christ. Services 2 p.m., Wed. Church. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/21/2006. June 22, 2006 MANCHESTER - Alice Denise Collins, 37. Husband, Wade. Visitation 5 p.m., Thu. Couch's Fork Church of God. Services 2 p.m., Sat. Church. Britton F.H. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/22/2006. June 23, 2006 MANCHESTER - Tommy Jarvis, 94. Services 2 p.m., Sat. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Fri. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/23/2006. June 24, 2006 MANCHESTER- Eva Jean Couch, 64, husband, Stanley. Service Sun, 2 p.m., Britton Funeral Home. Visitation Sat, 6 p.m. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/24/2006. June 24, 2006 MANCHESTER- Melvin Hoskins, 56. Service Sun, 1 p.m., Billy's Branch House of Prayer. Visitation Sat, 6 p.m., church. Britton FH in charge. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/24/2006. June 25, 2006 MANCHESTER- Ollie O. Rice, 83. Services Tue, 2 p.m., Gray Fork Baptist Church. Visit Mon, 6 p.m., Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/25/2006. June 26, 2006 MANCHESTER- Rosa McConnell, 91. Son, Bryan. Visit Mon, 6 p.m., Britton Funeral Home. Burial at Jonesville, VA. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 6/26/2006.

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Sharon: Thank you for your e-mail. Yep this Arthur Jackson indeed is the right one and his descend is as listed in subject. It was originally thought by me when assessing the two Ida Jackson's six plus months ago that Arthur Jackson married Ida Jackson daughter of Felix Jackson and Lucy [Lucinda] Sizemore because the Ida born in 1901 had married a Philip Cox in 1939 and she was a divorcee. The grandchildren here in Michigan thought that their grandmother Ida died PRIOR to Arthur as Arthur had died 26 December 1938 and documented by Kentucky Deaths. After revisiting my original assessment I found Lucy Jackson in the household of a Ida Slusher and that a Eva her sister was in household of Noah Howard. To make a long story short DUMMY ME did not know that you could order marriage certificates from a county. Then began the process of getting the marriage license of Arthur Jackson and Ida Jackson and when arrived it proved that Arthur Jackson was the son of William Jackson and Mary Cox. And that Ida Jackson was the daughter of John Jackson with him signing a document indicating that Arthur Jackson was 17 years old and that his daughter Ida was born 12 November 1901 with Ada Bell and Liza Jackson signing document as witnesses. Mother Emily [Emma] Jackson was left off as being mother and I will not speculate why. But this wedding took place 17 November 1922 and with John Jackson marrying again 27 July 1925 one can figure out. A 48 year old Emma Jackson is in the household of Sarah [Clarkston] Mills in 1930 with indications that she is divorced. I have already sent out e-mails & scans concerning the verification of Arthur Jackson and Ida Jackson being husband & wife also with other relatives those being descendants of John and Emily/Emma Smith and also descendants of John's brother Thomas Jackson. Sharon I have also scanned material relating to Arthur's father William Jackson. He is listed in the 1894 Clay Co. School census as 13 years old and as Wm. Also in the Milton Jackson household at this time are as follows: B. 16, and Mils 12. Mils is listed as a male and B, I figure to be PERRY whom some have associated and or placed with William. It is proved here that and in the 1880 census that Perry was in the 1880 census. However, it is true the 1900 census of Knox County gives William's age as 22 making a birth around 1878. I take the school census, 1910, 1920 and 1930 census as showing that William was born after 1880. As for the male 12 year old Mils, I myself believe that there was a Milton Jackson Jr., and he was given the nickname "Mils." I would respectfully request others that have postings at rootsweb to kindly correct the lineage of Arthur Jackson and also that of Ida Jackson. I have Sharon you have the e-mail sent to you 29 June that shows the children of Arthur and Ida Jacksom. If you do not have it due to your computer problem please let me know as I will gladly resubmit it to ya. And if any out there requires the marriage certificates of William Jackson & Mary Cox; Arthur Jackson & Ida Jackson; Albert Jackson & Mary J. Brock; Bradley Sizemore & Ada Bell Jackson I will glady scan them to you. I also have a application for marriage register with no record of marriage of Philip Cox & Ida Jackson, widow of Arthur Jackson andf can scan this also to ya. It also should be mentioned here, that the marriage licenses show that Milton Jackson was an ordained Baptist Minister. And to me he followed the footsteps of his wife Rebecca's uncle, the recognized Baptist Minister around Brightshade of Thomas Stewart. It is my sincere desire to help in establishing the proper truth in lineage of these proud descendants/ancestors of Southeastern Kentucky. Arthur and Ida Jackson both died of the then dreaded disease Tuberculosis with Ida other factors involved. And Arthur was an youthful 33 years old and Ida 37. They have left a proud legacy and this is their tribute to correct some incorrect data. Any other useful material can be gleaned from one of their granddaughters [Angie] at Angel-list@hotmail.com Angie is not a typist and I proudly attempt to help her. For the scans & information that has already been sent please let me know. My best to you all and God Bless..

I am sending this email for my neighbor, Carol Morris. I've sent this message to everyone in Leon's email address book. I am so sorry to inform you that Leon passed away yesterday morning, July 6th at 6:00 a.m. He went peacefully in his sleep with Carol by his side. There will be a memorial service at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church in Edwardsburg, MI on July 22nd at 11:00 a.m. with a luncheon to follow. If you would like to contact Carol you may call her at home at 269-641-7071.

I am sending this email for my neighbor, Carol Morris. I've sent this message to everyone in Leon's email address book. I am so sorry to inform you that Leon passed away yesterday morning, July 6th at 6:00 a.m. He went peacefully in his sleep with Carol by his side. There will be a memorial service at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church in Edwardsburg, MI on July 22nd at 11:00 a.m. with a luncheon to follow. If you would like to contact Carol you may call her at home at 269-641-7071.

Good Afternoon Richard: You will have to excuse me for not answering your e-mails of 1 July until today as I did not access them untill this morning. Thank you so much for the proper information regarding Ruth. In fact it was two days after her 70th birthday that she met her cousins up here in Michigan at Indian Grave Branch, United Baptist Church southeast of Brightshade, Clay County, Kentucky. For any other info such as address of Ruth Jackson, can be gleaned by e-mailing Angel-list@Hotmail.com. Angie just informed me that G.C. Jackson, husband of Ruth Jackson has Alzheimer's and is in a nursing home of which Ruth visits every day. So it is trying days for this couple. Richard thank you for the death certificate and marriage certificate. However the other item did not come through somehow. I will pass these on to Angie and sisters. Oh before I forget. I noticed an e-mail of yours back in September 2002 in the Clay County Archives which peaked my interest regarding marriage bonds etc. You are so right and I have some information regarding Malakiah Smith as bondsman for Haywood Jackson and Roena Hubbard. What is unknown to most but I wish to refer everyone to the 1830 and 1840 census of Gibson Jackson. In the 1830 there are two males 0-5 years old. And one is a Hugh Parker. I will quote from Clay County Order Book on page 122 [of which I will scan to ya in next e-mail to follow: "230 On motion the clerk is ordered to bind to Gipson Jackson -- Hugh Parker infant three years old Jan 10, 1829 the art of farming to learn -- and that he execute the Indenture in the clerks office in 30 days." This was a court order prior to 22 Dec 1828. This accounts for one of the 0-5 males in 1830. In 1840 there is one male 10-15. In the tax list for 1848 and 1849 HAYWOOD JACKSON is next to GIBSON JACKSON. And in the 1870 census Haywood Jackson is noted as being 43 years of age. It is evident to me that Haywood Jackson is the son of Gibson Jackson and that he was the other male 0-5 in 1830 and was the lone male 10-15 in 1840. Malakiah Smith was his brother-in-law, and this is one way accounted for him posting bond and in the 1850 census Gibson & Rhoda were in Malakiah Smith's household. And I will also add here that I do not believe this Gibson Jackson is the Gibson Jackson as listed in 1790 census. Gibson Jackson was 70 in 1850 and the age compares with other years. In 1790 he would have been TEN [10] years old. The Gibson Jackson of 1790 could have been a namesake. Anyway that is all food for thought except that really Haywood was son of Gibson & Rhoda Jackson and I say named after Haywood Gilbert. Gotta wrap this up and thanks Richard & will be back with ya for more feedback. Take care and God Bless

Mary Sue I can not possitively answer your question regarding why the name Benjamin Jones pops up in the bond that you refer to EXCEPT you must regard the time period that these things were done. I myself cannot find a Benjamin Jones during the time period you refer to in Clay County Tax Lists and these are very valuable products in checking on individuals living at the time as anyone 21 & over are taxed. There does happen to be a Andrew and John May and also a Samuel Jones. Naturally Kathy Hanlon at HanlonTX@aol.com" would be the authority on this but she is on vacation until after 15 July. Vardaman is spelled as Vandeman, Vardaman, Vardamon, Vardiman and Vandiman but he definitely was a Hubbard. Note in the censuses where he lived. Right next to Benjamin Hubbard. My best to you in your research but from where I sit, he is without a doubt a Benjamin son. And yes he appears on the tax lists. Mistakes happens all of the time during this time period. In fact if you check out you will see in the Kentucky Marriages, a listing of Mason Jackson as marrying a certain person, who just happens to be HIS DAUGHTER. It was her wedding but she was marrying someone else and UNFORTUNATELY the transcriber listed him as being married instead of being the bondsman. Good Luck and God Bless. Harold "Hal" Smith

Note, the dates are day of death or published date. May 1, 2006 MANCHESTER- Seldon Estep, 60. Wife Betty. Services 12 p.m., Tue, Wildcat Mennonite Church. Visit Mon, 4 p.m., church. Britton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/1/2006. May 2, 2006 MANCHESTER - Clyde Gabbard, 81, wife Rena. Services 2 p.m., Wed. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Tues. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/2/2006. May 3, 2006 MANCHESTER - Charles Harris, 62. Services 11 a.m., Sat. Rominger Funeral Home. Visit 6 p.m., Fri.www.romingerfuneralhome.com Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/5/2006. May 4, 2006 MANCHESTER - Opal Bowling, 82. Visitation 2 p.m., Fri. Big Creek Baptist Church. Service 7 p.m., Fri. Church. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/4/2006. May 5, 2006 MANCHESTER - John H. "Red" Henson, 73. Wife, Ethel. Visitation 5 p.m., Fri. Heritage Pentecostal Church. Service 2 p.m., Sun. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/5/2006. May 6, 2006 MANCHESTER - Opal Turner, 49. Visitation 2 p.m., Sat. Curry Branch Holiness Church. Service 2 p.m., Sun. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/6/2006. May 8, 2006 MANCHESTER- Roberta Sizemore, 47. Service Tue, 1 p.m., Curry Branch Holiness Church. Visit Mon, 6 p.m., church. Britton Funeral Home in charge. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/8/2006. May 8, 2006 MANCHESTER- Dexter Smith, 93. Service Wed, 11 a.m., White's Branch House of Prayer. Visitation Mon, 4 p.m., church. Britton Funeral Home in charge. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/8/2006. May 9, 2006 MANCHESTER- Johnny Michael Farmer, 58. Services Wed, 2 p.m., Britton Funeral Home. Visitation Tue, 6 p.m. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/9/2006. May 10, 2006 MANCHESTER - Elbert "Elmo" Smallwood, 26. Service 10 a.m., Fri. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Thu. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/10/2006. May 10, 2006 MANCHESTER - Kenneth Wagers, 73. Service 1 p.m., Thu. Britton Funeral Home. Visit 6 p.m., Wed. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/10/2006. May 11, 2006 MANCHESTER - Rutherford "Buck" Bowling, 89. Wife, Ola. Service 2 p.m., Fri. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Thu. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/11/2006. May 11, 2006 MANCHESTER - Curtis Sizemore, 52. Service 2 p.m., Sat. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Fri. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/11/2006. May 12, 2006 MANCHESTER - Joni Marie Hill, 27. Husband, Eddie. Service 11 a.m., Sat. Lighthouse Church. Visitation 5 p.m., Fri. Church. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/12/2006. May 12, 2006 MANCHESTER - Lucy Jackson, 75. Service 2 p.m., Sun. Darby Branch Church. Visitation 5 p.m., Sat. Church. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/12/2006. May 12, 2006 MANCHESTER - Arvil Lunsford, 84. Wife, Geneva. Service 1 p.m., Mon. Annville Cemetery. Visitation 10 a.m., Mon. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/12/2006. May 13, 2006 MANCHESTER- Brandon Sams, 27. Services Sun, 1 p.m., Britton Funeral Home. Visitation Sat, 6 p.m. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/13/2006. May 14, 2006 MANCHESTER- Maudie Brewer Burkhart Harris, 72. Services Fri, 2 p.m., Morgan Branch Baptist. Visit Thu, 1 p.m, church. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/17/2006. May 14, 2006 MANCHESTER- Myrtle Shoupe Harris, 97. Services Wed, 1 p.m., Rominger Funeral Home. Visit Wed, 11 a.m. www.romingerfuneralhome.com Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/17/2006. May 17, 2006 MANCHESTER- Judy Linda Allen, 65, husband Leslie. Services Wed, 5 p.m, Beverly United Methodist. Visit at church. Britton Funeral Home in charge. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/17/2006. May 17, 2006 MANCHESTER- Grant Isom Jr., 70. Wife of Mary. Services Sat, 1 p.m., Rominger Funeral Home. Visit Fri, 6 p.m. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/19/2006. May 20, 2006 MANCHESTER- Carolyn Ball, 60. Husband, William. Service Sun, 2 p.m., Britton Funeral Home. Visit Sat, 6 p.m. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/20/2006. May 20, 2006 MANCHESTER- Mary Susie Hensley, 64. Visitation at Panco Community Church. Service Sun, 11 a.m., Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/20/2006. May 21, 2006 MANCHESTER- Woodson Asher, 79, wife Eva. Visitation Sun, 6 p.m., Britton Funeral Home. Service Mon, 1 p.m. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/21/2006. May 21, 2006 MANCHESTER- Ray Smith Jr., 41. Services Wed, 11 a.m., Rominger Funeral Home. Visit Tue, 6 p.m. www.romingerfuneralhome.com Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/23/2006. May 22, 2006 MANCHESTER- Clara Edith Allen, 57. Services Tue, 1 p.m., Britton Funeral Home. Visitation Mon, 6 p.m. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/22/2006. May 26, 2006 MANCHESTER - Odis Asher, 79. Service 11 a.m., Sun. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Sat. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/26/2006. May 26, 2006 MANCHESTER - Wavie Lawson, 76, husband Dewey. Visit 4 p.m., Fri. Big Creek Holiness Church. Service 3 p.m., Sun. Church. Britton Funeral Home. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/26/2006. May 27, 2006 MANCHESTER - Henry Woods Jr., 74. Service 1 p.m., Tue. Britton Funeral Home. Visitation 6 p.m., Mon. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on 5/27/2006.

Samuel cornett b.1883-d.11-29-1961 md mary belle hacker b 5-5-1884 d.4-8-1989. only need who mary parents were. death notice in newspaper does not say.only had 2 sister lucy hounchell and virgie corrent. but no hacker family had these 3 girls by that name found. so possible she was born out of wedlock. thank you james e welch jwelch@kih.net

The two marrage had no info in the marrage bond books. need only to know the parents of thes two william hacker william hacker md amanda bishop 7-30-1894 Clay . they are not in the 1900 census. william Hacker md Gussien Nicholson 2-18-1904 div 1907 thank you james e welch

Daniel Hacker b.1892-4 d._______ md 11-2-1904 Clay to Mary Margaret allen b.1887-1889 d._____ in 1910-30 Owsley Co census in 1900 clay he in the home of Jestus Barger Only need to know who his parents are. and there death dates thank you james e welch

This is Betty Wages and we have a lot of relatives in and from Clay County, Ky.Your information is very interesting. I am sure you may know some of our relatives. I am thinking my Grandfather or GGrandfather was William Jones from Harlan, Ky. I read about him also that his last name may have been Gibson. Did you ever know Martha Belle Gregory that married Jasper Wages. I think she was born is Clay Co. Ky. and maybe lived in Laurel County, Ky. after they were married. This Martha Belle Gregory is My Husand's Grandmother. Her Father and Mother was Elisha and Lou Ann Jones Gregory. I would love to hear from you. All information would be appreciated. Please use our e-mail address: jasperwages@kih.net. Thanks Jasper and Betty Wages I am thinking that Martha Belle may have died around 1901 or close to that. Her Son's name were Highy Wages born 1899 and Elisha Wages born 1900. I am sure about Elisha date.He is My Jasper's Fahter. > [Original Message] > From: Mary Sue <marysuehubbard@murray-ky.net> > To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 7/2/2006 10:03:53 AM > Subject: [KYCLAY] Similiar Discrepencies on 2 Hubbard marriage bonds > > I would appreciate your help investigating a mystery. While reviewing my files to reply to a query on this list, I discovered a similiar discrepency that was made twice. I had known about the discrepancy on Vardaman (Hubbard/Jones) marriage bond, but thought it was a mistake made by the Court Clerk. Now that I've discovered a similiar discrepancy in the body of Benjamin Hubbard's (Jones) marriage bond, which was written 23 years before Vardaman's and by a different court clerk, I'm not so sure. Benjamin Hubbard is thought to be the father of Vardaman Hubbard. > > #1 Marriage bond Clay County, April 15, 1824, for Benjamin Hubbard & Sally May. > > Discrepency: Throughout the bond, which can be easily read, it refers to Benjamin as a "Hubbard," except the sentence "to authorise a marriage intended between the sd Benjamin Jones & Sally May." The bond was signed by Benjamin Hubbard & Samuel Jones > > All other records I have seen in 20 years of researching this family list Benjamin "Hubbard." This includes census and legal records from Ashe Co NC where he lived with his (father & brothers?) before coming to Madison County KY ca 1810. Benjamin also gave a deposition to help a Wm. Henson's widow obtain a Revolutionary War pension. In the depositon he gave his name as Benjamin Hubbard and said he was partly raised in Wilkes Co NC near Wm Henson. (Ashe was split from Wilkes) > > #2 Marriage bond Clay County, March 19, 1847, for Vardaman Jones Sally Smallwood*. > > Discrepency: Throughout the bond, which can be easily read, it refers to Vardaman as a "Jones." All other references I discovered about Vardaman have listed him as "Hubbard." > > About 15 years ago I met Vardaman's granddaughter, who was in her 90's. When I asked her if "Grandpa Varde" was a Hubbard or a Jones, she became aggitated and stated emphatically that he was a "Hubbard!" She said she remembered him well. I stopped researching the Jones matter after that. > > In "The Ebersole Families In America - 1727-1937," p103: > "Sally Eversole; m. William Smallwood; d; m(2) William Dennis; d.; m(3) Vardman (no last name listed).... > Sally had "13 sons; 10 served under u. S. Grant. Four were killed in battle" > Sally May Smallwood & Wm. Smallwood's Children: > 1. Thomas S. m. Kit May: [issue: Server S. m. Nancy Hubbard; Suner S. > 2. Suner S. > Sally May Smallwood Dennis and Wm. Dennis's Children: > 3. Levy D., a Union soldier killed in war. > 4. James Dennis., killed in Civil War. > Sally May Smallwood Dennis Hubbard & Vardaman's Children: > 5. Esquire H. m. Zilly Ann Smith; 5 children; > 6. Fred; m. Pebby Gray; 11 children; > 7. May; m. Amanda Jones; > 8. Isaac; m. Julia Ann Gray; 7 children; - this is my husband's great grandparents, through his son, Thomas Hubbard > 9. John, moved to Knox Co., KY. > 10. William, Killed in Civil War. > 11. Lewis, killed in Civil War; > 12. Joe, went to VA. > 13. Larkin, went west. > Thomas Hubbard and his large family lived near the Vincent Jones family in Ashe Co. NC before both families came to KY, according to the 1800 census. > > In Clay Co. Court records, June 15, 1816, William Jones of Clay Co deeded to > "Daniel Steward, Isaac Jones, and John Beley, trustees to the intended establishment, all of Clay Co......Jones grants a tract of land in Clay Co on Goose Creek (bounded by the land William Jones lives on) for "purpose of erecting a Meeting House which is to be free and open to all religious societies and their preachers being in full fellowship with their own societies, reserving for the Baptist the preferance on their monthly meeting days. > Wt. Benjamin Hurrbard, Vincent Jones. Clerk: Abner Baker > > > ==== KYCLAY Mailing List ==== > Don't miss out! Check out the Clay County GenWeb page! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyclay2/ > > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.0/368 - Release Date: 6/16/2006