I am looking for info on my gg grandfather Emmett Bassett McCormicks parents. I know that Emmett B. was born in Kentucky in April 1854-5. I believe he spent the better part of his life in the town of Owensboro(Owensborough), but don't know if he was born there. He married and had 3 children. Rodman D., Sarah D., and Emmett A. I have been told his wife died when Sarah was about three years old. So I believe he married a second time to a Lena L. Emmett B. died Sept. 13, 1930 at 76 years of age. When Emmetts wife passed away his daughter Sarah went to live with her aunt Sallie Doly or Daly, who ran a bording house in Lexington, KY......If I could get any info on Emmett B.s parents or siblings I would be very grateful. Thanks so much. Lynette laj1009@aol.com

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I am looking for info on Emmett Bassett McCormick and his family I know he had 2 sons Rodman D. and Emmett A., and 1 daughter my great grandmother Sara Daly, and that he was a physician. He spent the better part of his life in Owensboro, KY..His wife died when my great grandmother was around 2 and I believe he may have remarried a Lena L. This is about all the info that I have. If anyone can help with info on Emmett B.s parents or anyother info on any of this family it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much. Lynette

WILL OF WILLIAM C. MORGAN I, William C. Morgan of the County of Ohio and State of Kentucky, do make this my last will and testament, hereby revoking and all former wills I may have made. I give and devise to my beloved wife Isabel M. Morgan my home, tract of land consisting of one hundred and thirty acres together with all my personal property after my just debts are paid to hold and use during her natural life or so long as she remains my widow. In case she remarries then after death, her legal dower, the remaining part of the above property is to be equally divided between my two children, Ashford W. Morgan and Emiline Morgan on conditions that each (A. W. Morgan and Emiline Morgan) pay to Lucy (Morgan) Cottrell one hundred dollars or if my widow does not remarry the above named division is to take place at the death of my widow, I give and bequeath to my daughter Suffronia Morgan Early one tract of land containing one hundred and twenty (120) acres lying in the County of Ohio and on the waters of Burnett Creek, I give the above tract to the said Suffronia (Morgan) Early and her bodily heirs and with the condition that she pay Lucy (Morgan) Cottrell($100) one hundred dollars. I do hereby appoint my son A. W. Morgan Executor of this my last will and testament. In witness thereof I have herewith set my hand this November 28th 1891. W. C. Morgan Signed and acknowledged by W. C. Morgan in our presence: James H. Bennett Wm. Smith Will was probated in Ohio County, Kentucky February Court 1892. NOTES: It appears that William wrote his will about 5 weeks before his death. He outlived 4 of his children, daughter Idel died in 1885, Florilla died in 1877, Thomas died in 1888 and Warner died in 1889. Descendants of William C Morgan 1 William C Morgan b: Apr 4, 1842 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY d: Jan 7, 1891 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY .. +Isabel M Woodward b: Feb 22, 1831 in KENTUCKY m: Abt. 1855 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Feb 22, 1917 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY .. 2 Florilla Morgan b: Feb 2, 1849 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Feb 22, 1877 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY .. 2 Suffronia Morgan b: Dec 1852 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Unknown ...... +H L Early b: Abt. 1850 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY m: Jan 2, 1872 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Unknown .. 2 Idel Morgan b: Mar 8, 1854 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Feb 20, 1885 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY .. 2 Emiline Morgan b: Mar 16, 1856 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Nov 6, 1901 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY .. 2 Lucy E Morgan b: Dec 5, 1858 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Unknown ...... +C E Cottrell b: Abt. 1875 in KENTUCKY m: Jan 7, 1890 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Unknown .. 2 Ashford W Morgan b: Feb 9, 1861 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Unknown in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY ...... +Tonie C b: Feb 1865 in KENTUCKY m: 1889 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY d: Unknown in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY .. 2 Thomas C Morgan b: Jul 25, 1864 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Feb 18, 1888 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY .. 2 Warner S Morgan b: Apr 14, 1867 in OHIO CO, KENTUCKY d: Aug 6, 1889 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY ...... +Frances Martin b: Abt. 1867 in KENTUCKY m: Abt. 1886 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY d: Unknown

To anybody out there with links to my sites: Yahoo changed how they access some Geocities pages on or about November 22 (even though they refuse to admit it). Because of this change many people who have links to my pages, please change the links to the following: The Kentucky Migrations Project http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/kymig.html The Colorado Migrations Project http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/comig.html The Michigan Migrations Project http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/mimig.html The Indiana Migrations Project http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/inmig.html Hancock Co., KY http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/hancock1.html Daviess Co., KY http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/daviess1.html Jefferson Co., KY http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/jefferson1.html Custer Co., CO http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/custer1.html Mecosta Co., MI http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000/mecosta1.html If you had a link to the Henry Co., KY mirror site on Geocities, please link only to the main site at http://www.usgw.org/ky/henry/. If you had links to any of my other Geocities pages, the actual file name has not changed, however please change the first part of the URL TO http://www.geocities.com/gsdownr_2000 FROM http://www.geocities.com/~gsdownr/ (completely dead) or FROM http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/3456/ (still works, but who knows for how long). Sorry for the mess and the confusion. Most of my own pages have been fixed to eliminate these broken links, but not all of them, yet. They will all be fixed by this weekend (in other words, I'm a little busy between this, catching up from the holiday and real life). Patrick Hays http://www.ingenweb.net http://www.migrations.org

I just found out my ggrandfather Commodore TABER married Nancy PURDY in 1873. I would like very much to correspond with any PURDY or TABER researcher. Thank You! Betty, wwronka@tca.net

To any who are interested, my Homepage is up and running again. Surnames in Daviess Co. are most importantly BARRETT. Others: BRAY, HENTON, and WEDDING. I have much more info in FTM that isn't on the webpage. If anyone wants further information about someone they see on my page, feel free to e-mail me. BARRETT is my father's family line. My mother was also from Daviess Co., KY. Her line is HAGAN, DUVALL, WEDDING. Thanks, Pam Here's the address: http://www.jacksonville.net/~pbwilson/

Can anyone tell me who might be taking care of the Yelvington cemetery? Or, would anyone know who to contact to find out? Thanks, Sally Kasey Emily KASEY DUNCAN BRASHEAR AVITT

LOOKING FOR FAMILY OF GORDONS Descendants of Andrew Gordon 1 Andrew Gordon b: August 10, 1825 in Masonville Daviess Co, Ky d: November 1886 in Masonville Daviess Co, Ky .. +Harriott Owen b: July 04, 1827 in Breckingridge Co, Ky d: June 27, 1890 in Shreve Ohio Co, Ky BURIED PLEASANT GROVE CHURCH CEM m: 1847 ......... 2 Thomas Peyton Gordon b: June 01, 1849 in Masonville Daviess Co, Ky d: May 12, 1920 in At home in Philpot Daviess Co, Ky. buried at Macedonia Cem ............. +Eliza Jane Bell b: November 27, 1858 in Knottsville, Daviess Co, Ky d: December 16, 1946 in Her home Owensboro, Ky. buried at Macedonia cem m: December 16, 1876 in Daviess Co Ky .................... 3 Maggie Dell Gordon b: September 13, 1878 d: February 11, 1919 in buried in South Hampton cem, ensor Ky ........................ +Walter Preston Kirk b: March 10, 1877 in Owensboro, Ky d: November 10, 1910 in Owensboro, Ky buried at s. hampton Cem, Ensor Ky m: September 16, 1899 in Daviess co Ky .................... *2nd Husband of Maggie Dell Gordon: ........................ +Washington J Williams b: October 02, 1865 in Ky d: February 10, 1922 in daviess co ky Buried at south hampton cem m: March 13, 1911 in rockport In .................... 3 Missouri Isabelle Gordon b: June 01, 1880 in Ky d: August 06, 1913 in buried at South Hampton ........................ +Joe Bishop .................... 3 Rosie Harriett Gordon b: December 05, 1881 d: May 12, 1951 in Buried at Bethabara cem Habit Ky ........................ +William Ray b: September 03, 1879 in Daviess Co Ky d: March 09, 1958 in Buried at Bethabara cem Habit Ky m: February 18, 1904 .................... 3 William Andrew Gordon b: May 18, 1883 .................... 3 Henry Justin Gordon b: June 10, 1884 d: October 21, 1959 in Owensboro, Ky buried at Rosehill Cem ........................ +Pruda Helen Hines b: September 22, 1892 d: December 10, 1963 in Owensboro, Ky buried at Rosehill Cem .................... 3 Homer Peyton Gordon b: November 24, 1896 in Daviess Co Ky d: November 19, 1967 in buried at Rosehill ........................ +Pauline Ray b: May 22, 1907 in Habit, Ky d: October 01, 1967 in Owensboro, Ky, buried ar Rosehill .................... 3 Laura Jane Gordon b: August 12, 1886 d: in Russellville, Ky ........................ +Rob Trice .................... 3 Annie Pearl Gordon b: October 31, 1888 d: October 01, 1980 ........................ +Walter Jenkins d: December 12, 1957 .................... 3 Lorah Elizabeth Gordon b: January 30, 1892 d: in Ill ........................ +John Lee Goynes d: November 11, 1965 in Ill .................... 3 Malissa Truman Gordon b: April 29, 1894 d: January 28, 1983 in Buried at Elmwood Cem ........................ +Ivory Dale Travis b: November 1889 d: October 14, 1979 in Buried at Elmwood Cem .................... 3 Harvey Thomas Gordon b: January 15, 1899 in Owensboro, Ky d: February 20, 1980 in Philpot Daviess Co Ky buried at Rosehill cem ........................ +Mary McKinney b: April 23, 1900 in Daviess Co Ky d: in Buried at Rosehill cem .................... 3 Mary Bell Gordon b: May 04, 1902 in Daviess Co Ky d: January 06, 1988 in Buried at Memorial Gardens Owensboro, Ky ........................ +Charlie Wallace Magan b: September 23, 1902 in friendship community of Daviess Co Ky d: May 16, 1985 in buried at Memorial Gardens Owensboro, Ky m: December 30, 1926 in Owensboro, Ky ......... 2 Samuel R Gordon b: 1853 in daviess co ky ......... 2 Rachel E Gordon b: 1859 in daviess co ky ......... 2 Jacob P Gordon b: 1863 in daviess co ky ............. +Ida

AM LOOKING FOR FAMILY OF THE MILLERS Descendants of John William Miller 1 John William Miller 1825 - 1914 .. +Julia Priddy ......... 2 Verna Miller ......... 2 Bowers Miller *2nd Wife of John William Miller: .. +Dorothy Saffire (sophia) Lane 1827 - 1904 m: June 08, 1848 in Hardin Co Elizabethtown, ky ......... 2 James William Miller - 1880 ......... 2 Sammy Miller, twin ......... 2 Johnnie Miller, twin ......... 2 Baby Miller ......... 2 Baby Miller ......... 2 Robert Green Miller 1852 - 1910 ......... 2 Barron Miller 1858 - 1860 ......... 2 Edward Oscar Miller 1860 - 1927 ............. +Katie Saalweachter 1880 - 1956 m: 1899 ......... 2 Dorothy Jane Malindy Miller 1862 - 1937 ............. +William (Bill) Powell 1861 - 1923 m: 1889 ......... 2 Mary Elizabeth Owsley Miller 1864 - 1894 ............. +John Utterback ......... 2 George W.S. Miller 1869 - 1904 ............. +Minnie York m: 1899 in Utica Daviess Co, Ky

To Bill Hicks Bill I checked the 1850 census for Daviess Co for the Morgans for you, thats the only thing that I have at home that I could check and it does not have anything that connects with your Morgans as far as I could determine. I do know about the house on Frederica St that you are referring to, That House was unoccupied for several years until it was bought by Dr Orrahood, I think that it was empty from the late 50s until at least 1966.Dr Orrahood remodeled the place and it is now a beautiful home, Dr. Orrahood died a few months ago. Bob Norris

Looking for information on Fannie Morehead Morgan of Daviess Co. Fannie Morgan was a cousin of my great-grandmother Eda Ross Mahan of Muhlenberg Co. The Morgans lived in a large two-story brick home on Highway 431 South of Owensboro. Up until about the '60s this home was in the country. Now it is surrounded by businesses. The last time I was in Owensboro, in the early '90s, I was told the home was occupied by the Dr. David Orrahood (sp.?) family. Fannie Morgan's parents were possibly Charles Morehead, born in Daviess County in 1835, and Corine J.(Jennie) Ross born in Muhlenberg Co. in 1839 and died in Owensboro April 16, 1920. The Morgans had two daughters, Grace and Bessie. Grace married a Rogers, possibly John Rogers. Appreciate whatever information anyone can provide. Bill Hicks

Hi, Will someone please do a look-up in the 1840 Daviess Co. census index for the THOMPSON surname. Thanks, Faye cnfb@flash.net

I have a little info on Coleman Fuqua, but there may have been more than one with that name in Daviess County at the same time. I have assumed Coleman was brother of John Smith Fuqua, s/o Sam Fuqua & Nancy Wells. My ancestor, Mary Elizabeth, d/o J.S., w/o J.R. Thompson, named a son Coleman. In 1876, Coleman owned farm adjoining J.S. On 1850 Census : Fuqua, Coleman 22, Delphina 19, James H. 1/2 In '99 I rcvd frm robykamp@bellsouth.net some notes that include: Coleman Fuqua, b. 6-17-1826 in Henry Co., KY, bur. Cooper Cemetery, near Whitesville in 1876. They also show: "Notes on Richard Booker Fuqua: Listed in 1850 census as unmarried- living at home with parents ? and as Richard C." "Burial 1919 Fordsville Cemetery, Ohio Co. KY." "Census 1850 Dist. 1, House #269" "More about Sarah Jane Barrett: Census: Dist. 1 House #269" ???????????? Tony ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pamela B. Wilson" <pbwilson@mediaone.net> To: <KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 12:11 PM Subject: [KYDAVIES-L] Richard C. Fuqua > Looking for parents of Richard C. FUQUA. Also any other info on him. > His name is given as Coleman in Book C of St. Lawrence Baptismal Records > when his dau. Ann Elma was baptized. Who are his parents? How does he > fit in with all the other Coleman Fuqua's out there?????? > > Descendants of Richard C. Fuqua > > 1 Richard C. Fuqua 1826 - 1876 > .. +Sarah Jane (Jane) Barrett 1831 - 1879 > ..... 2 Richard Moses Fuqua 1850 - Deceased > ..... 2 Mary Catherine Fuqua 1851 - 1879 > ......... +Eli George Adams 1849 - 1923 > ............ 3 Mary Lou Adams - Deceased > ............ 3 Louella Adams - Deceased > ............ 3 Helen Y. Adams - Deceased > ..... 2 Ann Elma Fuqua 1856 - Deceased > ..... 2 Dau Fuqua 1859 - Deceased > > > Thanks for any additions to descendants also. > Pam > > > ==== KYDAVIES Mailing List ==== > To post a message to both lists send your message to > KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 > >

Looking for parents of Richard C. FUQUA. Also any other info on him. His name is given as Coleman in Book C of St. Lawrence Baptismal Records when his dau. Ann Elma was baptized. Who are his parents? How does he fit in with all the other Coleman Fuqua's out there?????? Descendants of Richard C. Fuqua 1 Richard C. Fuqua 1826 - 1876 .. +Sarah Jane (Jane) Barrett 1831 - 1879 ..... 2 Richard Moses Fuqua 1850 - Deceased ..... 2 Mary Catherine Fuqua 1851 - 1879 ......... +Eli George Adams 1849 - 1923 ............ 3 Mary Lou Adams - Deceased ............ 3 Louella Adams - Deceased ............ 3 Helen Y. Adams - Deceased ..... 2 Ann Elma Fuqua 1856 - Deceased ..... 2 Dau Fuqua 1859 - Deceased Thanks for any additions to descendants also. Pam

Greetings everyone, Many of you are aware that a group of calibrators are in process of enlisting a French genealogist to do some work on the Jarboe Line prior to the immigrant, Lt. Col John Jarboe's arrival in the colonies. Our researcher, Mr. Olivier Marsaudon has asked if we know the name the ship that he arrived on, the date of arrival, it's port of entry, and the port of departure. One of his expertise is in Maritime history. If anyone could help with addressing these questions it would be most helpful. I understand that the first record of John Jarboe was found in York, Va now Elizabethtown, VA. I have no date or documentation of this and would appreciate assistance. I have seen some dates of 1639 & 1641 but, have no proofs. Sure do need some clarification and ask for your assistance. With regards, Randy Dunavan Longview, Texas

Subj: [KYDAVIES-L] Howards, Rhodes, Bray, etc Date: 11/08/2000 11:43:12 Central Standard Time From: canary@psci.net (Mary L. Canary) To: KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com would be happy to rec. any info. for any of these people. Here is my info.:( names and dates may be a little fuzzy.) 1. George Washington BRAY b.1810 Ky. + Ann Clark b. 1807 (See Jerry Clark's webpage) 2. George Washington Bray Jr. b.1836 Daviess Co.Ky. /m. 26 March 1865/d.? + Louisa Cordelia Howard b. abt. 1839 3. Richard Bray b.18 Feb.1868 / d.5 Feb.1946 +wife # 1 Dorothy "Dee" Ambrose b.Dec.1872 + wife # 2 Isomittie Hamilton b. Abt. 1889/ d.1930 I have a James L. Hamilton who married a Lucinda Frances Barnes, d/o Thomas Barnes. James L. Hamilton was the son of Samuel Hamilton and Louisa Crowe. 3.Cyrus Bray +Francis G. ? 2. Hillary A. Bray b. 1844 + Ann C. Howard b. 1843 ___________________ 1. William Ambrose b.Feb. 1833 + Elizabeth Sharp 2. Nancy E. Ambroes +Thomas Richard Howard 3. Joseph A. Howard b Abt1882/ d.1953 +Mary Zelma "Zeeler" Rhodes d.1915 2. Francis "Fanny" Ambrose +James Hughes 2. Dorothy "Dee" Ambrose b.Dec.1872 +Richard Bray b.18 Feb.1868 / d.5 Feb.1946 I have a Robert Rhodes b Apr 4, 1812, Nelson Co., KY m Rachel Ann Wedding, d/o Thomas Wedding & Mary Catherine Moore. ________________________ 1. ? Howard +Mary E. ? 2.Thomas R. Howard +Nancy E. Ambrose 3.Joseph A. Howard +Mary Zelma "Zeeler" Rhodes /Rhoades d.1915 ____________________________ 1. Richard Howard b.abt. 1789 +Louisa ? B.abt. 1804 2. Louisa Cordelia Howard b. abt. 1839. b Dec 13, 1838, d/o Charles Howard & Ann Panny Thompson, d/o Joseph Thompson + George Washington Bray Jr. B.1836 d Sept 23, 1899, Ohio m Mar 26, 1865 2.Ann C. Howard b. 1843 +Hillary A. Bray b. 1844 Hillary Albin Bray b Jan 7, 1845; d Oct 2, 1888 married Ann Catherine Howard b July 5, 1843, ___________________________

I'm looking at a property map of Boston Precinct in 1876. John Smith Fuqua's 150 acre farm was on the Boston Road, south of New Boston (official name in 1864, when a Postoffice was there)with Coleman Fuqua's farm joining it's east side. Basil Howards farm joins Smith on the south side along the Road. Smith had another 85 Acres joining Basil to the south. Horace Burton had 260 a. on E. edge of New Boston, and looks like a church and cemetery on his property. A. Cecil (or A. Cessell) had farm SW of town. Bet the sale was in vicinity of Boston. Tony

Looking for descendants of Cordie BALSER. Possibly her maiden name was HALL. Cordie BALSER is supposed to have lived in Davies County, KY around 1900. If anyone has any connection, please contact me. Thanks, Leslie Moore lmoore@ecsis.net Lake Co. TNGenWeb: http://www.ecsis.net/lakecounty/history/ Personal page: http://www.ecsis.net/~lmoore/

This is my gg grandfather William Berry Morgan 1814-1864 Kentucky. The violin may have been bought by his widow listed as "L. Morgan", (not marked as paid). I do not know what happened to his widow. I have tried to duplicate the original spelling as closely as possible. I would love to know what area this sale took place. The 1860 census states "Burtonsville area", I expect it took place in the Masonville-Whitesville-Boston area. Do you have any idea? Do you connect to the great list of buyers? Please tell me if you do. Harold Bishop Morgan hmorgan@evansville.net Bill of Sale March 22nd, 1864 Of Wm. Morgan deceased, Wm. Ward Administrator Dining table - A. N. Glover X – paid - $1.00 Stand - Jonathan Edge – paid - .25 Chairs - Cole Fuqua – paid - 3.95 Hand irons, wash board and chairs - Mose Fuqua – paid - .25 Coffee mill board oats - Jno. Edge – paid - 1.00 2 Buckets, coffee pot - Sam Edge – paid - .50 Bedstead and bedding - Jerome Alvey – note - 12.50 Trundle bed - Foote Johnson – note - 5.00 Bedstead and bedding - Mrs. Maria Ward - 12.40 Roll carpet - Mose Fuqua – paid - 4.85 Book case - Jno. Rhodes – paid - 1.85 Safe - Jno. Rhodes – paid - 2.50 Prep? - Jno. Rhodes – paid - 3.80 Bible - A. N. Glover X - paid - 1.50 Candle stick and sundries - Wm. Johnson - .30 Box sundries - A. N. Glover X - paid - 2.00 Violin and box - L. Morgan - .25 Looking glass - Jno. Roberts – paid - .60 Meal sack - Jno. Edge – paid - .25 Tool chest - Samuel Day – paid - .75 Basket - A. N. Glover X - paid - .20 Clock - R. L. Barnett – paid - .25 Double Trees - Jno. Edge – paid - 1.60 Ring & staple & wedge - J. W. Falsted - paid - 1.75 Square and chisel - Jno. Edge – paid - 1.30 1 Lot punches - A. Cessell – paid - .15 Floor dog? & gauge - A. N. Glover X - paid - .65 Saw & knife - A. N. Glover X - paid - 1.55 Jack plane - Jonathan Edge – paid - .40 2 Planes - A. Cessell – paid - 1.30 Compass & sundries - A. Cessell – paid - .50 Shovel, tobacco knife& poke - W. R. Novhamer? – paid - 1.15 Hatchet - Jerome Alvey? – Paid - .25 1 Smoothing iron - A. Cessell – paid - .60 1 Smoothing iron - Wm. Ward - .30 1 Lot adzes - A. N. Glover X - paid - 1.00 1 Lot hoes - C. Fuqua – paid - .50 Trowel - J. P. Nelson – paid - .90 Chest & contents - A. Cessell – paid - .60 2 Jar & crocks - J. P. Nelson Jr. – paid - .65 2 Jugs - W. Ward – paid - .40 1 Jug lard - Josh Nelson – paid - 2.80 Jar and lard - Josh Nelson – paid - .95 Jug and jars - John Rhodes – paid - .40 1 Dinner pot - A. Cessill – paid - .35 2 Skillet & lid - A. N. Glover – paid - .75 1 Kettle and pot - Josh Nelson – paid - 1.30 3 Barrels and gourds - A. Cessell – paid - .45 1Set gear - Jno. Edge – paid - 1.80 Bridle & halter - Wm. Johnson - .85 2 Kegs - Cole Fuqua – paid - 1.65 1 Box and meat - J. P. Nelson Jr. – paid - 7.20 Keg box sifter - Cole Fuqua – paid - .70 1 Lot rope - W. Ward - .60 Lot of corn - John R. Hocham – paid - 5.55 Cow and calf - Foote Johnson – note - 20.50 1 White cow - Wm. Ward - 12.45 1 Heifer – Wm. Ward - 5.30 1 Yearling steer - Sam Edge – note - 6.40 1 Horse & bridle - Josh Nelson Jr. – note - 82.00 1 Saddle - Smith Fuqua - note - ? Wheel & hooks - Wm. Ward - 2.15 Wm. Ward Administrator $225.90 State of Kentucky Daviess County Court Set. October Term 1864 The forgoing Sale Bill of the personal property of Wm. B. Morgan deceased was produced in Court and ordered to record. Witness my hand this 10th day of October 1864 Jno. A. Brien, A. K. By Frank K. H. McCarty, D. C.