Can anyone tell me when is the Clay County Homecoming? Thanks, Linda _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Hi Linda *wavin* This particular Clay County Homecoming I will be attending is this coming weekend Weekend of Aug 8th ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Thompson Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 8:21 AM To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYCLAY] Re: Clay County Homecoming Can anyone tell me when is the Clay County Homecoming? Thanks, Linda _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Anyone? Would MULLINS be the Melungeon connection?

List - Miss everyone. Still have had no time to respond to this responses from week before last. Now that I'm bk @ wk. all spare time has gone into preparing for the Clay Co. Homecoming - especially organizing these old photos I have. Have in my possession a photo of one Alice MULLINS. Can barely see her image and the name which is written on the back. Does anyone know who Alice MULLINS is?

RESPONSE: I don't know how much you have on your maternal side of the family. That is, the parents of Barbara A. (Alice) spelled Barbery A. on the 1880 Whitley Co. Fed. Census. Here they are as of the 1870: 1870 Whitley Co. Dwelling 93 LAWSON, Geo., 24, b. KY . .Franky, 21, b. KY Dwelling 92 LAWSON, Henry, 46, b. KY (assume these are the parents of George) . .Lucinda, 44, b. KY . . Wm., 15, Ky .Elizabeth, 13, KY . .Louisa, 10, KY . .Green, 9, KY . .Sarah, 7, KY . .Rachael, 5, KY . .Henry, 2, KY Dwelling 94 LAWSON, Hugh, 22, b. KY . .Samantha, 22, KY . .Wm., 1, KY I make an assumption these are the parents of Barbara A. or Alice who was a WILSON. Dwelling 95 WILSON, Vincent, 56, b. KY . .Barbary, 57, KY (so she (Alice) carried her mother's name) . .Sarah, 13, KY I got her maiden name from the Vital Stats for Whitley Co. as follows: July 14, 1875 in Whitley Co. LAWSON, Nancy , female, born to : George LAWSON and Franky WILSON, both parties shown as born in Whitley Co., KY Joyce Taylor Collins La Palma, CA Message text written by INTERNET:KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com >Betty ON the documents for grandpa john...it lists his place of birth as swan lake...i'm told it's up in barbraville in whitley co...I've been there...drove threw it..but never stopped...so I have no clue..just know what i've been told all these yrs...it lists granny's place of birth also as swan lake...and his sister mary jane...hope this helps...Denise ----- Original Message ----- <

Could this be him??? -------------------------------------------------------- L. Conor WYNN Household Male -------------------------------------------------------------- Other Information: Birth Year <1873> Birthplace KY Age 7 Occupation At Home Marital Status S <Single> Race W <White> Head of Household Jisirah WYNN Relation Son Father's Birthplace VA Mother's Birthplace KY ------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place District 47, Harlan, Kentucky Family History Library Film 1254418 NA Film Number T9-0418 Page Number 517C Calvin Smith Louisville, Ky. -----Original Message----- From: Denise [mailto:poohthatswho66@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 11:53 PM To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] marriage look up Betty ON the documents for grandpa john...it lists his place of birth as swan lake...i'm told it's up in barbraville in whitley co...I've been there...drove threw it..but never stopped...so I have no clue..just know what i've been told all these yrs...it lists granny's place of birth also as swan lake...and his sister mary jane...hope this helps...Denise ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Eddy" <beddy@jellico.com> To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 10:43 PM Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] marriage look up > Denise, I find no WYNN males listed in the Clay Co. Index of Marriages for > 1807 - 1923. There is no Alice Lawson listed in the bride index either. > Could you possibly have meant Swan Pond, Ky. as the birth place for your > grandfather? There is a Swan Pond in Knox Co., Ky. > > Betty > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Denise > To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 10:48 PM > Subject: [KYCLAY] marriage look up > > > hello everyone...I need a marriage look up for the yr 1900 it was either > in Knox...Whitley...Clay...or Harlan Co's the names are ? Wynn and Alice > Lawson or a Lawson and a Wynn...the reason i'm being so cheap on the names > is because my great grandpa wynn sure had alot of names...in the 1900 census > for whitley he was list as cain born 2/1878 born in ky...on his son's death > and marriage license he is listed as canner and caner Wynn...on his 2nd > daughters death cert he's listed as caynor Wynn and on his 3rd and last > child's death cert he listed as caynor Wynn..so you see why this man has me > so confused...I know that my grandpa his son John Wynn was born on 1/2/1903 > and his last sister was born on 3/26/1907 all in swan lake ky...his wife > alice Lawson was remarried to William Bennett and had the 1st of 4 children > with mr bennett in 1911..William Bennett and Alice Lawson Wynn Bennett were > married in 1910 i've only found the wynn family together once with no > children yet born to th! > em in 1900 when they were married...could someone please help me..i've > looked for this man for so long...I can't go back any further untill I know > his true identity...maybe this name was a middle name or something...but > it's pretty obvious it's the name he went by..it says he was born in clay co > in one of the death certs that was filled out for his middle child mary jane > Wynn...SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME FIND THIS MAN! Thanks so much in advace > ..Denise > please email me direct at poohthatswho66@comcast.net > > > > > > > Mail is scanned by Norton antivirus no worrys here > >

Denise, I find no WYNN males listed in the Clay Co. Index of Marriages for 1807 - 1923. There is no Alice Lawson listed in the bride index either. Could you possibly have meant Swan Pond, Ky. as the birth place for your grandfather? There is a Swan Pond in Knox Co., Ky. Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: Denise To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 10:48 PM Subject: [KYCLAY] marriage look up hello everyone...I need a marriage look up for the yr 1900 it was either in Knox...Whitley...Clay...or Harlan Co's the names are ? Wynn and Alice Lawson or a Lawson and a Wynn...the reason i'm being so cheap on the names is because my great grandpa wynn sure had alot of names...in the 1900 census for whitley he was list as cain born 2/1878 born in ky...on his son's death and marriage license he is listed as canner and caner Wynn...on his 2nd daughters death cert he's listed as caynor Wynn and on his 3rd and last child's death cert he listed as caynor Wynn..so you see why this man has me so confused...I know that my grandpa his son John Wynn was born on 1/2/1903 and his last sister was born on 3/26/1907 all in swan lake ky...his wife alice Lawson was remarried to William Bennett and had the 1st of 4 children with mr bennett in 1911..William Bennett and Alice Lawson Wynn Bennett were married in 1910 i've only found the wynn family together once with no children yet born to th! em in 1900 when they were married...could someone please help me..i've looked for this man for so long...I can't go back any further untill I know his true identity...maybe this name was a middle name or something...but it's pretty obvious it's the name he went by..it says he was born in clay co in one of the death certs that was filled out for his middle child mary jane Wynn...SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME FIND THIS MAN! Thanks so much in advace ..Denise please email me direct at poohthatswho66@comcast.net Mail is scanned by Norton antivirus no worrys here

Betty ON the documents for grandpa john...it lists his place of birth as swan lake...i'm told it's up in barbraville in whitley co...I've been there...drove threw it..but never stopped...so I have no clue..just know what i've been told all these yrs...it lists granny's place of birth also as swan lake...and his sister mary jane...hope this helps...Denise ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Eddy" <beddy@jellico.com> To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 10:43 PM Subject: Re: [KYCLAY] marriage look up > Denise, I find no WYNN males listed in the Clay Co. Index of Marriages for > 1807 - 1923. There is no Alice Lawson listed in the bride index either. > Could you possibly have meant Swan Pond, Ky. as the birth place for your > grandfather? There is a Swan Pond in Knox Co., Ky. > > Betty > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Denise > To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 10:48 PM > Subject: [KYCLAY] marriage look up > > > hello everyone...I need a marriage look up for the yr 1900 it was either > in Knox...Whitley...Clay...or Harlan Co's the names are ? Wynn and Alice > Lawson or a Lawson and a Wynn...the reason i'm being so cheap on the names > is because my great grandpa wynn sure had alot of names...in the 1900 census > for whitley he was list as cain born 2/1878 born in ky...on his son's death > and marriage license he is listed as canner and caner Wynn...on his 2nd > daughters death cert he's listed as caynor Wynn and on his 3rd and last > child's death cert he listed as caynor Wynn..so you see why this man has me > so confused...I know that my grandpa his son John Wynn was born on 1/2/1903 > and his last sister was born on 3/26/1907 all in swan lake ky...his wife > alice Lawson was remarried to William Bennett and had the 1st of 4 children > with mr bennett in 1911..William Bennett and Alice Lawson Wynn Bennett were > married in 1910 i've only found the wynn family together once with no > children yet born to th! > em in 1900 when they were married...could someone please help me..i've > looked for this man for so long...I can't go back any further untill I know > his true identity...maybe this name was a middle name or something...but > it's pretty obvious it's the name he went by..it says he was born in clay co > in one of the death certs that was filled out for his middle child mary jane > Wynn...SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME FIND THIS MAN! Thanks so much in advace > ..Denise > please email me direct at poohthatswho66@comcast.net > > > > > > > Mail is scanned by Norton antivirus no worrys here > >

hello everyone...I need a marriage look up for the yr 1900 it was either in Knox...Whitley...Clay...or Harlan Co's the names are ? Wynn and Alice Lawson or a Lawson and a Wynn...the reason i'm being so cheap on the names is because my great grandpa wynn sure had alot of names...in the 1900 census for whitley he was list as cain born 2/1878 born in ky...on his son's death and marriage license he is listed as canner and caner Wynn...on his 2nd daughters death cert he's listed as caynor Wynn and on his 3rd and last child's death cert he listed as caynor Wynn..so you see why this man has me so confused...I know that my grandpa his son John Wynn was born on 1/2/1903 and his last sister was born on 3/26/1907 all in swan lake ky...his wife alice Lawson was remarried to William Bennett and had the 1st of 4 children with mr bennett in 1911..William Bennett and Alice Lawson Wynn Bennett were married in 1910 i've only found the wynn family together once with no children yet born to th! em in 1900 when they were married...could someone please help me..i've looked for this man for so long...I can't go back any further untill I know his true identity...maybe this name was a middle name or something...but it's pretty obvious it's the name he went by..it says he was born in clay co in one of the death certs that was filled out for his middle child mary jane Wynn...SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME FIND THIS MAN! Thanks so much in advace ..Denise please email me direct at poohthatswho66@comcast.net Mail is scanned by Norton antivirus no worrys here

Hi, thank you for the information. I think we have the same family, but maybe i have some information wrong. I have Maggie Hyatt married to Dan Woods Smith, who were my great-grandparents. She died in 1983. Maybe you can help me straighten this out?? You are the first person who has had any info on this family. My g-grandma told me that her mother was an indian. But someone also told me that her mother's name was Bettie and she died when Maggied was a little girl. Thank you so much, Tracy Hackman

Nancy, This is all I have, and sometimes only a clue can help and I certainly hope it does! Descendants of Fielding Seale Generation No. 1 1. FIELDING1 SEALE Child of FIELDING SEALE is: 2. i. FIELDING2 SEALE, b. Lee County, Virginia. Generation No. 2 2. FIELDING2 SEALE (FIELDING1) was born in Lee County, Virginia. He married RACHEL NAPIER 1830, daughter of EDWARD NAPIER and RACHEL ELY. She was born 1813 in Kentucky, and died 1873 in Lee County, Virginia. More About FIELDING SEALE and RACHEL NAPIER: Marriage: 1830 Children of FIELDING SEALE and RACHEL NAPIER are: i. NANCY3 SEALE, b. 1830. ii. JAMES L SEALE, b. 1831. iii. JOHN K SEALE, b. 1832. iv. DANIEL H SEALE, b. 1833. v. GEORGE SEALE, b. 1834. vi. ROBERT NAPIER SEALE, b. 1845. vii. CALE SEALE, b. 1846. viii. PETER FIELDING SEALE, b. 1849. Sue Ann Hornung Morrow Kygal@tampabay.rr.com Gulfport FL researching since 1973 Please visit my website at: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/o/r/Sue-Morrow-Gulfport/ and my NEW webite at: http://www.geocities.com/suekygal2003/ Very Interested in families from Bell, Edmonson, Grayson, Hardin, Harlan, Knox, Laurel, and Rockcastle Counties in Kentucky, also Claiborne and Grainger Counties in Tennessee ----- Original Message ----- From: NANCY/Glenda To: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 8:40 PM Subject: [KYCLAY] Seale Does anyone have anything on Fielding Seale? Thank You, Nancy

In a message dated 7/30/03 12:46:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Tlclearspring@aol.com writes: > any information on William Hyatt and his wife Nevesta Baker > Hyatt, daughter of Thomas and Elvira Baker? Narvesta Baker, c. 1852 - Laurel Co - Jan. 1, 1933, Clay Co, Walker Cemetery, daughter of Thomas and Elvira Stubblefield Baker. Married Nov. 10, 1887 to Leander (Moses) Wagers, Sept. 19, 1840 Clay Co - July 2, 1927, Clay Co, Walker Cemetery. Children of Leander and Narvesta Baker Wagers were: Frank, 1886, Nellie, 1891, Mag, 1893, Haven't heard of her marrying a Hyatt. Narvesta had a twin brother who had a daughter also named Narvesta. She was my great grandmother. Married Daniel Smith. Dad always thought she might have married after Daniel died but not sure. Linda

Does anyone have anything on Fielding Seale? Thank You, Nancy

In a message dated 7/30/03 6:12:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ClayLady02@aol.com writes: > Charlotte > > I dont have Simon listed as Elias and Eddy's son, I have Eddy b. 1823, it > hards to believe she would had a son in 1906 she would have been 83 then > > Nancy S Nancy, Yes I took him off. Thanks, Charlotte

In a message dated 7/30/03 6:09:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ClayLady02@aol.com writes: > > > Charlotte and Sue > > the one Jemina Smith was the daughter of Elias (s/o William Smith and > Kezziah > ??) and Eddy Smith, > Jemina m. 1st Elijah Smith (s/o Malakiah Smith and Sally Ann Jackson) > 2nd m. Jefferson Eversole, > > also this Jemina is a sister to Addison Smith that m. Polly Lewis > > Nancy S Nancy, Thank you very much. Charlotte

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This came from another list I belong to.. Thought I would pass on to Clay Co list.. Some of the Surnames are know on this list. Subject: [KYKNOX] Obits From The Corbin News Journal > Obituary Notices for July 30, 2003 > > Reba Capps, 89, Possum Creek Road, Williamsburg, > Paul Creech, 70, Kernel Ridge Road, Rockholds, Charles Don Brewer, 74, > Carter Street, Corbin, > Ballard Lee Tackett, 70, Williamsburg, > Glenos Cox Jr., 79, Corbin, > America Bowling Kinser, 92, Keavy, > Don Granville Hubbs, 52, Lockland, Ohio, > Ray Caldwell, 79, Keavy, > Margaret J. "Peggy" Meadors, 82, Williston, Florida, > James William Chambers, 70, formerly of Jellico, > Teresa "Lone Star" Surber, 50, Williamsburg, > Ernie "Wayne" Lawson, 52, Oak Ridge, Tennessee > Nora Hayes, 77, Florence, > ============================================ > > Reba Capps, 89, Possum Creek Road, Williamsburg, passed away Friday, July > 25, 2003 at the Jellico Community Hospital, Jellico, Tennessee. > Survivors include one son, Robert Beams and wife, Meritta of Huber > Heights, Ohio; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; five step-sons, Virgil > Capps and wife, Katheryn of Wolf Creek, James Capps and wife, Ruth of Belton, > Texas, Ivan Capps and wife, Faye of Wolf Creek, Glen Capps and wife, Mildred > of Emlyn and Roy Capps of Witchata Falls, Texas; one step-daughter, Mary Wolf > of Jonesville, Virginia; 11 step-grandchildren and 13 > step-great-grandchildren; two sisters, Nadine Ashmore and husband, Jim of Fairborne, Ohio and Libby > Wovries of Dayton, Ohio. > She was preceded in death by her husband, Wyatt Capps. > Funeral services were held Sunday, July 27 at the Ellison Funeral Home > Chapel with Rev. Lester Cox, Rev. Bill Mitchell and Rev. Craig Boley officiating. > Burial was in the Pleasant View Cemetery. > Ellison Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Paul Creech, 70, Kernel Ridge Road, Rockholds, passed away Saturday > evening, July 26, 2003 at the Baptist Regional Medical Center, Corbin. > He was a veteran of the U.S. Army. > Survivors include two daughters, Loretta Gail Inman and husband, Terry of > Kernel Ridge Road, Rockholds and Theresa Ann Henegar and husband, Tommy of > Meadow Creek Road, Rockholds; two sons, Paul Douglas Creech and wife, Kathy of > Boaz, Alabama and Nick Creech and wife, Cristy of Hendersonville, North > Carolina; six grandchildren, Joshua Creech, Justin Creech, Jacob Creech, Kendra Inman, > T.J. Henegar, and Terry Inman II; one great-grandson, Cole Bradley Creech; > two brothers, Raymond Creech of Corbin and Dillard Creech of Cincinnati, Ohio; > also several nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. > Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 29 at the Croley Funeral Home > Chapel with Rev. Robert Harmon, Rev. Steve Mayle and Rev. Billy Carpenter > officiating. Graveside services were held at the Creech Cemetery in Harlan County. > Graveside military honors were provided by the U.S. Army Detachment from Fort > Campbell. > Croley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Charles Don Brewer, 74, Carter Street, Corbin, passed away Saturday, July > 26, 2003 at his residence. > He was born on March 31, 1929 in Laurel County to the late Charles N. and > Margaret F. Chesnut Brewer. A graduate of Lynn Camp High School, he was a > retired Industrial Electrician with Micro Devices. He was a member of the Trinity > United Methodist Church in Corbin and a veteran of the U.S. Army. > In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by one brother, Gene > Brewer. > Survivors include his wife, Evelyn Faulkner Brewer whom he was married to > for over 49 years; two sons, Donnie Brewer and Mike Brewer and his wife, > "Winkie" both of Corbin; one daughter, Teresa Brewer Lundy and her husband, Kenny > of Corbin; seven grandchildren, Calvin Brewer, Camie Brewer, Rhonda Brewer, > Laura Lundy, Holly Lundy, Kacy and Keith Brewer and their mother, Robin S. Brewe > r; a great-grandson, Tyler Austin Brewer; one brother, Dennis Doyle Brewer and > his wife, Thelma of Corbin; two sisters, Carmen and Kathleen Brewer, both of > Corbin; a special brother-in-law, Rex Faulkner; also several nieces and nephews > to mourn his passing. > He will also be missed by his special friends at Arby's - LeAnn, Linda, > Pat, Lisa, Tina, Felicia, and Andrew. > Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 29 at the Vankirk-Grisell Funeral > Home Chapel with Rev. Bobby Joe Eaton and Rev. Charles Spice officiating. > Interment was in the Pine Hill Cemetery. > Pallbearers were Eddie Harris, Kerry and Kevin Faulkner, Bill Topolsky, > David Campbell, Jim Partin, Mike Pace, Dennis Myers. Honorary pallbearers were > Jim Hill, Sam Martin, Mitch Topolsky, Arnold Disney, Milford Tate, Vernon > Calhoun, Ralph Williams, Darrell Hart, Roy Johnson, and Burlin Davis. > Friends may send condolences to the family or may sign the online register > book by logging onto vankirkgrisellfuneralhome.com. > Vankirk-Grisell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Ballard Lee Tackett, 70, Tackett Creek Road, Williamsburg, passed away > Thursday evening, July 24, 2003 at his home. > He was a member of the Teamsters Union Local 791. > Survivors include his wife, Lucy Tackett of Tackett Creek Road, > Williamsburg; five daughters, Linda Tackett of Rochester, New York, Nancy Green of > Rochester, New York, Lora Rebis of Williamsburg, Patricia Peace and husband, David > of Williamsburg, and Sara Lee Campbell Hurst of Hamilton, Georgia; one son, > Ballard Tackett Jr. of Rochester, New York; 11 grandchildren and eight > great-grandchildren; one brother, Robert Gibson and wife, Shirley of Cananadaigua, New > York; one sister, Mary Caddell and husband, Berry of Williamsburg; also > several nieces, nephews and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his > passing. > Funeral services were held Sunday, July 27 at the Croley Funeral Home > Chapel with Rev. Billy Carpenter officiating. > Croley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Glenos Cox Jr., 79, Corbin, husband of Bette Cox, passed away Saturday, > July 26, 2003 after a lengthy illness. > He was the son of the late Glenos Cox Sr. and Nancy Dickerson Cox of Wolf > Creek. Mr. Cox was a World War II Navy veteran serving in the submarine > service in the Pacific on the "Bluefish" and "Redfish". He graduated from the > University of Kentucky with a degree in Civil Engineering. > Until his retirement, he worked in his firm, Glenos Cox Consulting > Engineering. He was an avid fisherman, hunter and bird dog trainer. He was an > exceptional athlete in his youth playing baseball in the American Legion League, > Williamsburg. > Survivors, in addition to his wife, include three children, Rosemary Smith > and her husband, Luther from Beattyville, Gary Cox and his wife, Karen from > High Point, North Carolina, and Bill Cox and his wife, Margaret from Atlanta, > Georgia; a step-son, Mike Felker and his wife, Judy from South Carolina; three > grandsons, Drew and Jeremiah Smith who preceded their grandfather in death, > and Jordan Cox Smith of Beattyville, a brother, Dr. James Cox and his wife, Inez > from Greensboro, Georgia; and a sister, Nona Caddell and her husband, Kenneth > from Dayton, Ohio; and numerous other relatives. > He was also preceded in death by his first wife, Almara Siler Cox. > Funeral services were held Monday, July 28 at the Ellison Funeral Home > Chapel with Bro. Bill Mitchell officiating. Burial was in the Wolf Creek > Cemetery. > Ellison Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > America Bowling Kinser, 92, Keavy, passed away Sunday, July 27, 2003 at > the Baptist Regional Medical Center. > She belonged to the Keavy Church of Christ. > Survivors include three children, Aileen Smith of Keavy, William Bowling > of Jacksonville, Florida and Richard Bowling of Hamilton, Ohio; five sisters, > one brother, 32 grandchildren, 69 great-grandchildren, and 20 > great-great-grandchildren. > She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred Bowling; three sons, > Freddie, Jack, and Lowell Bowling; and two brothers. > Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 30 at the > O'Neil Funeral Home Chapel with Brother Bill Browning and Hillard Lewis > officiating. Burial will follow at the Cumberland Memorial Gardens. > O'Neil Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Don Granville Hubbs, 52, Lockland, Ohio, formerly of the Whetstone > Community, passed away Monday morning, July 21, 2003 at the Hospice Center in Blue > Ash, Ohio. > Survivors include his wife, Robin Hubbs of Cincinnati, Ohio; one daughter, > Amanda Wilson of Lockland, Ohio; one son, Daron Hubbs of Cincinnati, Ohio; > one step-son, David Dabney of Kentucky; five grandchildren; his mother, Iva > Hubbs of the Whetstone Community, Williamsburg; two sisters, Juanita Bargo of the > Whetstone Community and Carol Hubbs of Seymour, Indiana; as well as a host of > other relatives and friends to mourn his passing. > He was preceded in death by his father, Steely Hubbs; a brother, Steely > Ray Hubbs; and a sister, Jeanette Hubbs. > Funeral services were held Thursday, July 24 at the Croley Funeral Home > Chapel with Rev. Lowell Huddleston officiating. Burial was in the Whetstone > Cemetery. > Croley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Ray Caldwell, 79, Keavy, passed away Monday, July 21, 2003 at his > daughter's residence in Corbin. He was a retired paper mill operator. > Survivors include one son, Dudley Caldwell of Kansas; two daughters, > Marquetta Collins and husband, Mark of Corbin and Judy Kirby of Indiana; one > sister, Viola Martin of Florida; also several special nieces and nephews. > He was preceded in death by his parents, William and Doshia Simpson > Caldwell; his brothers, Boyd, Levi, Cornelius, Fred and Chester; and his sisters, > Senora Simpson and Callie Hudson. > Funeral services were held Thursday, July 24 at the Vankirk-Grisell > Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Lonnie Storms officiating. Burial was in the > Cumberland Memorial Gardens. > Vankirk-Grisell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Margaret J. "Peggy" Meadors, 82, Williston, Florida, formerly of Corbin, > passed away Saturday morning, July 26, 2003 at her home. > Survivors include one son, Russell Decker of Emlyn; two daughters, Carrel > Ward of Florida and Claudia Ward of Florida; eight grandchildren, Lynn Decker, > Ruth Helton, Jeff Decker, Andy Decker, Wendell Decker, Steve Ward, Eric Ward > and Melissa Martin; eight great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson; as > well as a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing. > Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 29 at the Knauf Funeral Home in > Williston with Rev. West Smith officiating. Burial was in the Orange Hill > Cemetery, Williston. > Obituary information courtesy of Croley Funeral Home. > > James William Chambers, 70, formerly of Jellico, Tennessee, passed away > Saturday, July 26, 2003 at his residence in Taylor, Michigan. His wife, Marjorie > Adams Chambers, survives. > Funeral services were held July 29 at the Cox & Son Funeral Home Chapel > with Rev. Ellis Hoskins officiating. Interment was in the Douglas Cemetery by > the Cox & Son Funeral Home. > > Teresa "Lone Star" Surber, 50, Williamsburg, passed away Sunday, July 27, > 2003 at her home. She was known on the C.B. as "Tennessee Squaw". > Funeral services were held July 28 at the Harp Funeral Home Chapel with > Rev. Billy Carpenter officiating. > Burial was in Sunny Hill - the Surber Family Cemetery by the Harp Funeral > Home. > > Ernie "Wayne" Lawson, 52, Oak Ridge, Tennessee passed away Friday, July > 25, 2003 at the Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge. He is the son of the late > Ernest Linza and Minnie Crawford Lawson. > Funeral services were held July 28 at the Weatherford Mortuary, Oak Ridge. > Burial was in the Whitley Memorial Gardens. Obituary information courtesy of > Jones & Son Funeral Home. > > Nora Hayes, 77, Florence, passed away Friday, July 25, 2003 at the > Woodspoint Nursing Home, Florence. A daughter, Brenda Lawrence of Warsaw survives. > Graveside funeral services were held July 27 at the Jellico Creek Cemetery > with Rev. Bill Wright officiating. Burial followed by the Ellison Funeral > Home. > =========================================== > SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG > "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. 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----- Original Message ----- From: "Elizabeth W. Chandler" <CurtisandGailC@compuserve.com> To: "Jess Wilson" <jswlsn@prtcnet.org> Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 1:31 PM Subject: Adam was black > Very good Pa! I am pasting on a story about mission schools for Thousand > and One. Gail > MISSION ACCOMPLISHED > > For nearly a hundred years, mission boarding schools provided > quality education to youth in Eastern Kentucky. As roads opened and public > education improved, these schools have passed into history or changed their > focus from meeting the needs of the isolated to the needs of the troubled. > Former students and community residents did not celebrate the deaths of > mission schools as a sign of progress-they mourned. Each school > represented not only buildings, values and history but also generations of > teachers and students. In 1978, my school, Annville Institute, closed > along with a chapter of family history. > In the spring of 1933, my father took a moonlight swim. The > Annville staff missed him in the dormitory and would not tell them where he > had been-they imagined the worst. The depression economy kept the > principal from expelling him at once for this meant the loss of the prepaid > tuition money for him and his brother. In the fall when he received a > letter-don't come back-he moved to another boarding school, Berea > Foundation. > My mother did not plan to evaluate the local public high school for > her children when she accepted a teaching position-but she did. Basketball > seemed more important than academics, some teachers lacked experience and > students screamed in the hallways. So in 1956, I packed my bags for > Annville Institute, prepared for an adventure and joined a family > tradition. > I felt the Dutch influence on the school at once. Pauline Phelps, > our dormitory director, did not speak with the accent of many of the > staff-while of Dutch descent, she came from Flint, Michigan-the city's name > matched her hair, eyes and attitude. She stood a solid 5 foot 5 but seemed > enormous-and she never smiled. "You get two sheets the first week, each > Wednesday turn in the bottom sheet and put the top one on the bottom. Make > your corners square-here's how," she instructed. > I was grateful my mother was Dutch-I already knew how to make > square corners. I already knew that mops were evil and the only proper way > to clean a floor was on your hands and knees but some of the other students > did not know-but they learned quickly-anything to avoid the caustic words > that would follow a lapse in cleanliness or procedure. > I soon discovered that dormitory cleanliness was not the only > place exacting procedures were required-all students received a half-day > work assignment. The staff changed these assignments quarterly and valued > participation almost as much as classroom work and religion. The staff > sometimes even released students early from school to spend the afternoon > doing emergency tasks such as cutting up half-frozen chickens. > The job I liked the least was the kitchen. The kitchen director, > Mrs. Vanderwoude, was short and plump with deep circles under her eyes and > spoke with a marked Dutch accent. While others remember her as jolly, I > considered her obsessive. On Saturday mornings, we scrubbed the white > plastic tablecloths with Ajax and large brushes and swabbed the dining room > floor on our hands and knees. Apparently, "Miss Van" considered my skill as > a cook questionable, as I rarely received this assignment. I once left > potatoes in the peeler for an extended period and they came out looking > like marbles. I spent most of my time on "pots and pans." > I liked the laundry better. The supervisor, Ada Baker, was one of > the few local people on staff. I enjoyed the smell of the sheets when we > ironed them on the mangle and the sound of the extractor as it removed > water from the linen-like a space ship on The Buck Rogers radio show. When > we delivered linen to the dormitories, we took turns pushing each other in > the laundry carts. > When I last reviewed my Annville transcript, I found my work > reports ranged from fair to poor but evidently the Annville work experience > proved therapeutic in my development. Years later, when I worked as a > prison administrator, I placed particular emphasis on teaching inmates work > ethics. I also had an answer when they complain about "pots and pans." > While strictly monitored, the social life at Annville was pleasant. > We ate all our meals together. We drank coffee served in large metal > pitchers to staff and students alike. Those of us who had not developed a > taste for coffee quickly learned. We gossiped, cheered our basketball > team, played in the band and worked on the school paper. > Friendships were especially close, for we spent as much time > together as siblings. Staff supervised the relationships between the sexes > with great care. Boys and girls met to walk together to school or social > events at a designated spot, "the pearly gates," and could hold hands-but > not kiss. Any infraction would result in the loss of the student's > "courting permit." Each Saturday afternoon, the social schedule permitted > an off campus walk-as far as the post office-about a mile. > And like most adolescents, we sometimes rebelled-easy to do with > the strict regulations. I threw spitballs, looked around during prayers, > smoked in the attic of Lansing Hall, lost my courting permit for a kiss, > received demerits for an untidy room and a suspension for an unauthorized > off campus venture. Other capers including sitting in Church and adding > "under the covers" after hymn titles and reviewing certain Biblical > passages with adult themes. At one point, Principal Simmelink suggested to > my parents that I should try to follow rules and work on my studies. But > compared to the temptations modern day adolescents face, Annville provided > a safe and secure environment to test limits. > I recall understanding that Annville was a mission school and we, > the students, were the purpose for the mission. That their culture was > somehow superior to ours did not need to be stated. The busloads of > citizens arriving from Michigan to look at their good works told us. > Religion was a very important part of Annville life. Staff or > students prayed before each meal. We attended chapel each morning, > dormitory devotions each night and Mrs. Phelps instructed us to have > private devotions in our rooms. We went to four Church programs each > Sunday. The repetition of Dutch Reform music cut a groove in my > brain-causing a hunger for the songs years later-and shower singing > forever. > Each June, Annville Alumni meet on the campus. Some of the > buildings are now occupied by a group home but others stand vacant. Like > our bodies, the buildings have aged and some have fallen into disrepair. > The meeting gives us an opportunity to evaluate what Annville means to each > of us. I found a safe and sheltered place to be a teenager in the late > 1950's and I learned to work. I sang a thousand hymns, developed > friendships and found role models. Annville was home for a while and a > memory forever. The closing of the school represented progress for the > region but something valuable was lost to history.

Adam, What a considerate and thoughtful thing to do for this inquiry board! Many thanks to you!! Catherine Flores adam9419@bellsouth.net wrote:This came from another list I belong to.. Thought I would pass on to Clay Co list.. Some of the Surnames are know on this list. Subject: [KYKNOX] Obits From The Corbin News Journal > Obituary Notices for July 30, 2003 > > Reba Capps, 89, Possum Creek Road, Williamsburg, > Paul Creech, 70, Kernel Ridge Road, Rockholds, Charles Don Brewer, 74, > Carter Street, Corbin, > Ballard Lee Tackett, 70, Williamsburg, > Glenos Cox Jr., 79, Corbin, > America Bowling Kinser, 92, Keavy, > Don Granville Hubbs, 52, Lockland, Ohio, > Ray Caldwell, 79, Keavy, > Margaret J. "Peggy" Meadors, 82, Williston, Florida, > James William Chambers, 70, formerly of Jellico, > Teresa "Lone Star" Surber, 50, Williamsburg, > Ernie "Wayne" Lawson, 52, Oak Ridge, Tennessee > Nora Hayes, 77, Florence, > ============================================ > > Reba Capps, 89, Possum Creek Road, Williamsburg, passed away Friday, July > 25, 2003 at the Jellico Community Hospital, Jellico, Tennessee. > Survivors include one son, Robert Beams and wife, Meritta of Huber > Heights, Ohio; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; five step-sons, Virgil > Capps and wife, Katheryn of Wolf Creek, James Capps and wife, Ruth of Belton, > Texas, Ivan Capps and wife, Faye of Wolf Creek, Glen Capps and wife, Mildred > of Emlyn and Roy Capps of Witchata Falls, Texas; one step-daughter, Mary Wolf > of Jonesville, Virginia; 11 step-grandchildren and 13 > step-great-grandchildren; two sisters, Nadine Ashmore and husband, Jim of Fairborne, Ohio and Libby > Wovries of Dayton, Ohio. > She was preceded in death by her husband, Wyatt Capps. > Funeral services were held Sunday, July 27 at the Ellison Funeral Home > Chapel with Rev. Lester Cox, Rev. Bill Mitchell and Rev. Craig Boley officiating. > Burial was in the Pleasant View Cemetery. > Ellison Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Paul Creech, 70, Kernel Ridge Road, Rockholds, passed away Saturday > evening, July 26, 2003 at the Baptist Regional Medical Center, Corbin. > He was a veteran of the U.S. Army. > Survivors include two daughters, Loretta Gail Inman and husband, Terry of > Kernel Ridge Road, Rockholds and Theresa Ann Henegar and husband, Tommy of > Meadow Creek Road, Rockholds; two sons, Paul Douglas Creech and wife, Kathy of > Boaz, Alabama and Nick Creech and wife, Cristy of Hendersonville, North > Carolina; six grandchildren, Joshua Creech, Justin Creech, Jacob Creech, Kendra Inman, > T.J. Henegar, and Terry Inman II; one great-grandson, Cole Bradley Creech; > two brothers, Raymond Creech of Corbin and Dillard Creech of Cincinnati, Ohio; > also several nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. > Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 29 at the Croley Funeral Home > Chapel with Rev. Robert Harmon, Rev. Steve Mayle and Rev. Billy Carpenter > officiating. Graveside services were held at the Creech Cemetery in Harlan County. > Graveside military honors were provided by the U.S. Army Detachment from Fort > Campbell. > Croley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Charles Don Brewer, 74, Carter Street, Corbin, passed away Saturday, July > 26, 2003 at his residence. > He was born on March 31, 1929 in Laurel County to the late Charles N. and > Margaret F. Chesnut Brewer. A graduate of Lynn Camp High School, he was a > retired Industrial Electrician with Micro Devices. He was a member of the Trinity > United Methodist Church in Corbin and a veteran of the U.S. Army. > In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by one brother, Gene > Brewer. > Survivors include his wife, Evelyn Faulkner Brewer whom he was married to > for over 49 years; two sons, Donnie Brewer and Mike Brewer and his wife, > "Winkie" both of Corbin; one daughter, Teresa Brewer Lundy and her husband, Kenny > of Corbin; seven grandchildren, Calvin Brewer, Camie Brewer, Rhonda Brewer, > Laura Lundy, Holly Lundy, Kacy and Keith Brewer and their mother, Robin S. Brewe > r; a great-grandson, Tyler Austin Brewer; one brother, Dennis Doyle Brewer and > his wife, Thelma of Corbin; two sisters, Carmen and Kathleen Brewer, both of > Corbin; a special brother-in-law, Rex Faulkner; also several nieces and nephews > to mourn his passing. > He will also be missed by his special friends at Arby's - LeAnn, Linda, > Pat, Lisa, Tina, Felicia, and Andrew. > Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 29 at the Vankirk-Grisell Funeral > Home Chapel with Rev. Bobby Joe Eaton and Rev. Charles Spice officiating. > Interment was in the Pine Hill Cemetery. > Pallbearers were Eddie Harris, Kerry and Kevin Faulkner, Bill Topolsky, > David Campbell, Jim Partin, Mike Pace, Dennis Myers. Honorary pallbearers were > Jim Hill, Sam Martin, Mitch Topolsky, Arnold Disney, Milford Tate, Vernon > Calhoun, Ralph Williams, Darrell Hart, Roy Johnson, and Burlin Davis. > Friends may send condolences to the family or may sign the online register > book by logging onto vankirkgrisellfuneralhome.com. > Vankirk-Grisell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Ballard Lee Tackett, 70, Tackett Creek Road, Williamsburg, passed away > Thursday evening, July 24, 2003 at his home. > He was a member of the Teamsters Union Local 791. > Survivors include his wife, Lucy Tackett of Tackett Creek Road, > Williamsburg; five daughters, Linda Tackett of Rochester, New York, Nancy Green of > Rochester, New York, Lora Rebis of Williamsburg, Patricia Peace and husband, David > of Williamsburg, and Sara Lee Campbell Hurst of Hamilton, Georgia; one son, > Ballard Tackett Jr. of Rochester, New York; 11 grandchildren and eight > great-grandchildren; one brother, Robert Gibson and wife, Shirley of Cananadaigua, New > York; one sister, Mary Caddell and husband, Berry of Williamsburg; also > several nieces, nephews and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his > passing. > Funeral services were held Sunday, July 27 at the Croley Funeral Home > Chapel with Rev. Billy Carpenter officiating. > Croley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Glenos Cox Jr., 79, Corbin, husband of Bette Cox, passed away Saturday, > July 26, 2003 after a lengthy illness. > He was the son of the late Glenos Cox Sr. and Nancy Dickerson Cox of Wolf > Creek. Mr. Cox was a World War II Navy veteran serving in the submarine > service in the Pacific on the "Bluefish" and "Redfish". He graduated from the > University of Kentucky with a degree in Civil Engineering. > Until his retirement, he worked in his firm, Glenos Cox Consulting > Engineering. He was an avid fisherman, hunter and bird dog trainer. He was an > exceptional athlete in his youth playing baseball in the American Legion League, > Williamsburg. > Survivors, in addition to his wife, include three children, Rosemary Smith > and her husband, Luther from Beattyville, Gary Cox and his wife, Karen from > High Point, North Carolina, and Bill Cox and his wife, Margaret from Atlanta, > Georgia; a step-son, Mike Felker and his wife, Judy from South Carolina; three > grandsons, Drew and Jeremiah Smith who preceded their grandfather in death, > and Jordan Cox Smith of Beattyville, a brother, Dr. James Cox and his wife, Inez > from Greensboro, Georgia; and a sister, Nona Caddell and her husband, Kenneth > from Dayton, Ohio; and numerous other relatives. > He was also preceded in death by his first wife, Almara Siler Cox. > Funeral services were held Monday, July 28 at the Ellison Funeral Home > Chapel with Bro. Bill Mitchell officiating. Burial was in the Wolf Creek > Cemetery. > Ellison Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > America Bowling Kinser, 92, Keavy, passed away Sunday, July 27, 2003 at > the Baptist Regional Medical Center. > She belonged to the Keavy Church of Christ. > Survivors include three children, Aileen Smith of Keavy, William Bowling > of Jacksonville, Florida and Richard Bowling of Hamilton, Ohio; five sisters, > one brother, 32 grandchildren, 69 great-grandchildren, and 20 > great-great-grandchildren. > She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred Bowling; three sons, > Freddie, Jack, and Lowell Bowling; and two brothers. > Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 30 at the > O'Neil Funeral Home Chapel with Brother Bill Browning and Hillard Lewis > officiating. Burial will follow at the Cumberland Memorial Gardens. > O'Neil Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Don Granville Hubbs, 52, Lockland, Ohio, formerly of the Whetstone > Community, passed away Monday morning, July 21, 2003 at the Hospice Center in Blue > Ash, Ohio. > Survivors include his wife, Robin Hubbs of Cincinnati, Ohio; one daughter, > Amanda Wilson of Lockland, Ohio; one son, Daron Hubbs of Cincinnati, Ohio; > one step-son, David Dabney of Kentucky; five grandchildren; his mother, Iva > Hubbs of the Whetstone Community, Williamsburg; two sisters, Juanita Bargo of the > Whetstone Community and Carol Hubbs of Seymour, Indiana; as well as a host of > other relatives and friends to mourn his passing. > He was preceded in death by his father, Steely Hubbs; a brother, Steely > Ray Hubbs; and a sister, Jeanette Hubbs. > Funeral services were held Thursday, July 24 at the Croley Funeral Home > Chapel with Rev. Lowell Huddleston officiating. Burial was in the Whetstone > Cemetery. > Croley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Ray Caldwell, 79, Keavy, passed away Monday, July 21, 2003 at his > daughter's residence in Corbin. He was a retired paper mill operator. > Survivors include one son, Dudley Caldwell of Kansas; two daughters, > Marquetta Collins and husband, Mark of Corbin and Judy Kirby of Indiana; one > sister, Viola Martin of Florida; also several special nieces and nephews. > He was preceded in death by his parents, William and Doshia Simpson > Caldwell; his brothers, Boyd, Levi, Cornelius, Fred and Chester; and his sisters, > Senora Simpson and Callie Hudson. > Funeral services were held Thursday, July 24 at the Vankirk-Grisell > Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Lonnie Storms officiating. Burial was in the > Cumberland Memorial Gardens. > Vankirk-Grisell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. > > Margaret J. "Peggy" Meadors, 82, Williston, Florida, formerly of Corbin, > passed away Saturday morning, July 26, 2003 at her home. > Survivors include one son, Russell Decker of Emlyn; two daughters, Carrel > Ward of Florida and Claudia Ward of Florida; eight grandchildren, Lynn Decker, > Ruth Helton, Jeff Decker, Andy Decker, Wendell Decker, Steve Ward, Eric Ward > and Melissa Martin; eight great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson; as > well as a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing. > Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 29 at the Knauf Funeral Home in > Williston with Rev. West Smith officiating. Burial was in the Orange Hill > Cemetery, Williston. > Obituary information courtesy of Croley Funeral Home. > > James William Chambers, 70, formerly of Jellico, Tennessee, passed away > Saturday, July 26, 2003 at his residence in Taylor, Michigan. His wife, Marjorie > Adams Chambers, survives. > Funeral services were held July 29 at the Cox & Son Funeral Home Chapel > with Rev. Ellis Hoskins officiating. Interment was in the Douglas Cemetery by > the Cox & Son Funeral Home. > > Teresa "Lone Star" Surber, 50, Williamsburg, passed away Sunday, July 27, > 2003 at her home. She was known on the C.B. as "Tennessee Squaw". > Funeral services were held July 28 at the Harp Funeral Home Chapel with > Rev. Billy Carpenter officiating. > Burial was in Sunny Hill - the Surber Family Cemetery by the Harp Funeral > Home. > > Ernie "Wayne" Lawson, 52, Oak Ridge, Tennessee passed away Friday, July > 25, 2003 at the Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge. He is the son of the late > Ernest Linza and Minnie Crawford Lawson. > Funeral services were held July 28 at the Weatherford Mortuary, Oak Ridge. > Burial was in the Whitley Memorial Gardens. Obituary information courtesy of > Jones & Son Funeral Home. > > Nora Hayes, 77, Florence, passed away Friday, July 25, 2003 at the > Woodspoint Nursing Home, Florence. A daughter, Brenda Lawrence of Warsaw survives. > Graveside funeral services were held July 27 at the Jellico Creek Cemetery > with Rev. Bill Wright officiating. Burial followed by the Ellison Funeral > Home. > =========================================== > SUPPORT OUR TROOPS---FLY THE FLAG > "Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide I seek!!! > www.byrge.com/genealogy/ > Searching: BYRGE/BUNCH/DAUGHERTY/DUNCAN/KENNEDY/ > PATTERSON/PHILLIPS/SEIBER/TACKETT/WARD > > > ==== KYKNOX Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubscribe from this list, send only the word UNSUBSCRIBE > to KYKNOX-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM or if you are on the Digest > List to KYKNOX-D-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

--part1_a9.455d7283.2c59a503_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_a9.455d7283.2c59a503_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; name="jemima-eversole.txt" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline; filename="jemima-eversole.txt" Subj:Re: [KYCLAY] Jemima Smith=20 Date:7/30/2003 From:jwelch@kih.net To:KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com THERE IS NO JEMIMA SMITH AS A DAUGHTER OF PRESTON AND MARGRETT SMITH. SEE 1870 PERRY CO CENSUS BOOK P4 -BOLING PRECINT HOUSE HOLD 64 IT JEREMIAH SMITH BORN 1860. UNLESS THE PERRY CO GEN AND HAS MISSED COPYED THE NAME THERE ARE NU OF JEMIMA SMITH IN CLAY CO BUT I KNOW WHO MARRIED JESSIE EVERSOLE JAMES ----- Original Message ----- From: <CM7153@aol.com> To: <KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com>Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 Subject: [KYCLAY]=20= Jemima Smith I am so confused on the Jemima Smith's now. I am not sure who belongs to who and who married who. How many Jemima Smith's were there? Can someone please help me? Thank you, Charlotte Dear James, I am sorry I butted in, Jemima Smith d/o Elias & Edie Smith m.El= ijah Smith b.1847 s/o Malekiah and Sally Ann Jackson. Elijah d.bet.1878-1880,she is bac= k at her parents home on the 1880 census,with their 4 children. She would ac= cording to the 1850 census have been b. abt Jan.1850. On the 1860 census she= is Jaminia age 11. They are on the 1870 census pct.7, home #56. my copy rea= ds Elizah Smith age 21, Jimimy age 20. So I will remove her as being m. to Jesse Eversole. Edie --part1_a9.455d7283.2c59a503_boundary--