Following are a few more Fuquas for your consideration. Harold Bishop Morgan hmorgan@evansville.net Descendants of John Smith Fuqua Generation No. 1 1. JOHN SMITH10 FUQUA (SAMUEL9, WILLIAM8, ARCHIBALD7, E GILES6, GILES5, GUILLAUME4 FOUQUET, JEAN FRANCOIS3, GUILLAUME2, MATHURIN1) was born May 2, 1823 in HENRY CO, KENTUCKY, and died Feb 20, 1883 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. He married (1) JULIAN A THOMPSON Sep 15, 1843 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. She was born Jan 7, 1823 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY, and died Oct 17, 1851 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. He married (2) CAROLINE L WEBSTER Aug 16, 1852 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. She was born Aug 13, 1833 in KENTUCKY, and died Feb 16, 1905 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. Children of JOHN FUQUA and JULIAN THOMPSON are: i. MARY E11 FUQUA, b. Sep 21, 1844, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Jan 11, 1870; m. JOHN R TOMPSON, Sep 15, 1860, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. 1839, UNION CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. ii. LOUISE F FUQUA, b. Mar 7, 1846, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. 2. iii. JOHN W FUQUA, b. Sep 17, 1847, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Bet. 1880 - 1900, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. iv. MARTHA J FUQUA, b. Jul 1, 1850, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Dec 21, 1857, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. 3. v. JOHN C FUQUA, b. 1851, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. Children of JOHN FUQUA and CAROLINE WEBSTER are: vi. JULIA A11 FUQUA, b. Jun 11, 1853, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Dec 7, 1859, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. vii. SUSAN L FUQUA, b. Mar 23, 1855, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Mar 31, 1927. 4. viii. FRANKLIN FUQUA, b. Jul 1859, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Aft. 1900. ix. ALMARINDA M FUQUA, b. Oct 27, 1859, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Jan 11, 1921, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; m. JOHNNIE DUNN, Abt. 1880, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. Oct 27, 1853, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Mar 3, 1903, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. x. JAMES F FUQUA, b. Dec 8, 1861, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. xi. HENRY ISOM FUQUA, b. May 25, 1863, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN W11 FUQUA (JOHN SMITH10, SAMUEL9, WILLIAM8, ARCHIBALD7, E GILES6, GILES5, GUILLAUME4 FOUQUET, JEAN FRANCOIS3, GUILLAUME2, MATHURIN1) was born Sep 17, 1847 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY, and died Bet. 1880 - 1900 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. He married SARAH ANN Abt. 1864 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. She was born Aug 1846 in KENTUCKY, and died Aft. 1900 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. Children of JOHN FUQUA and SARAH ANN are: i. WILLIAM R12 FUQUA, b. Jan 9, 1867, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Jul 16, 1946, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. ii. JULIANN FUQUA, b. 1868, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. iii. JAMES S FUQUA, b. 1870, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Bef. 1880, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. iv. MARGARET F FUQUA, b. 1872, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. v. RICHARD FUQUA, b. 1872, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Bef. 1880, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. vi. LAWRENCE M FUQUA, b. Aug 1873, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. vii. MARY F FUQUA, b. 1875, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. viii. JOHN M FUQUA, b. Dec 4, 1875, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Sep 11, 1948, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; m. CLARA F, Abt. 1904, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. Jul 31, 1884; d. Apr 18, 1921, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. ix. SUSAN T FUQUA, b. 1878, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. x. VINCENT FUQUA, b. Nov 1880, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. xi. CLETUS M FUQUA, b. Jan 1884, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. xii. JOSEPH H FUQUA, b. Jul 1885, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. xiii. CALL G FUQUA, b. Jan 1891, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. 3. JOHN C11 FUQUA (JOHN SMITH10, SAMUEL9, WILLIAM8, ARCHIBALD7, E GILES6, GILES5, GUILLAUME4 FOUQUET, JEAN FRANCOIS3, GUILLAUME2, MATHURIN1) was born 1851 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY, and died Unknown. He married MILLIE Abt. 1870 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. She was born Abt. 1852 in KENTUCKY, and died Unknown. Children of JOHN FUQUA and MILLIE are: i. EDGAR12 FUQUA, b. May 8, 1871, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Nov 5, 1932, OHIO CO, KENTUCKY; m. IRENA BEAN, Aug 7, 1896, OHIO CO, KENTUCKY; b. Sep 17, 1874, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown, OHIO CO, KENTUCKY. ii. LOUIS A FUQUA, b. 1875, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. iii. GEORGE W FUQUA, b. 1878, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. 4. FRANKLIN11 FUQUA (JOHN SMITH10, SAMUEL9, WILLIAM8, ARCHIBALD7, E GILES6, GILES5, GUILLAUME4 FOUQUET, JEAN FRANCOIS3, GUILLAUME2, MATHURIN1) was born Jul 1859 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY, and died Aft. 1900. He married RUTH 1898 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. She was born 1867 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY, and died Unknown. Children of FRANKLIN FUQUA and RUTH are: i. MALCOLM12 FUQUA, b. Oct 1881, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown; m. JENNIE WILLIS, Sep 15, 1923, OHIO CO, KENTUCKY; b. Abt. 1900, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. ii. RUTH FUQUA, b. Jun 1884, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown.

I believe it would be helpful and may reap rewards to post much of my Daviess County relatives for other family members to review. Here is Samuel Fuqua, b, 1797, Henry County, Kentucky, d aft 1850, Daviess County, Kentucky. Harold Bishop Morgan hmorgan@evansville.net Descendants of Samuel Fuqua Generation No. 1 1. SAMUEL9 FUQUA (WILLIAM8, ARCHIBALD7, E GILES6, GILES5, GUILLAUME4 FOUQUET, JEAN FRANCOIS3, GUILLAUME2, MATHURIN1) was born 1797 in SHELBY CO, KENTUCKY, and died Aft. 1850 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. He married NANCY WELLS May 7, 1819 in HENRY CO, KENTUCKY, daughter of LITTLEBURY WELLS and FRANCES MOODY. She was born 1800 in HENRY CO, KENTUCKY, and died Aft. 1860 in DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. Marriage Notes for SAMUEL FUQUA and NANCY WELLS: SAMUEL FUQUA IS POSSIBLE BROTHER OF CATHERINE FUQUA Children of SAMUEL FUQUA and NANCY WELLS are: i. LOUISA10 FUQUA, b. 1818, SHELBY CO, KENTUCKY; d. Bet. Mar 22, 1864 - Jun 1870, DAVIESS OR OHIO CO, KENTUCKY; m. WILLIAM BERRY MORGAN, Mar 13, 1838, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. 1814, CLARK CO, KENTUCKY; d. Feb 1864, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. Notes for WILLIAM BERRY MORGAN: Notes on WILLIAM BERRY MORGAN, b 1814, CLARK CO, KENTUCKY: 1840 DAVIESS CO KY CENSUS: p.12 William B. Morgan 20-29 Female 20-29 (Louisa Fuqua, m. 13 Mar 1838, Davies Co, KY) 2 Males <5 (Van Buren-age 1 and an unknown male) Thomas Ridings is on the same census page and a William Morgan, presumed to be William B.'s father, is found on p.2. A Thomas Morgan, with possibly no connection, is on p.36. The William (B) Morgan family is listed as living in Daviess County Kentucky in the 1850 census. Census states:Morgan, William B. - 35 Farmer (sic) Levisa - 31 F Van B. - 11 M Cinderella - 7 F Elmira - 5 F Elizabeth A. - 4 F William C. - 2 M Lewis Cass - 1/2 M 1850 DAVIESS CO KY CENSUS, District No. 1, p.402, 11 Sep William B. Morgan 35 Farmer KY Levisoo 31 KY Van B. 11 KY m. Mary Jane Jackson, 18 Oct 1860, Daviess Co, KY Cinderella 07 KY m. Robert L. Ridens, 30 Jul 1860, Daviess Co, KY Elmira 05 KY Elizabeth A. 04 KY William C. 02 KY Lewis Cap 6 mo KY (Lewis Cass?, bc. Mar 1850) William B. and Louisa appear to have lost one male child in infancy between 1840 and 1850. 1850 Tax List Morgan, Wm. B., 1 white male over 21, 1 horse-value $35, 1 cattle also 1850 - Charles 1851 Tax List Morgan, William, 25 acres, North Pomt?, land value $162, 1 white male over 21, 1 horse-value $45 also 1851 - Charles 1852 Tax List - Martha, Arnold, Charles, Thomas P. 1853 Tax List Morgan, Wm. B., 25 acres, Panther Creek, land value- $300, 1 white male over 21, 1 horse, value $40 also 1853 - Thomas P., Warner, Charles 1854 Tax List Morgan, William, Panther Creek1 white male over 21, 1 horse-value $50 also 1854 - Charles, Warner 1855 Tax List Morgan, Wm. B., Panther Creek, 1 white male over 21, 1 horse-value $40 1857 Tax List Morgan, Wm. B., Panther Creek, 1 white male over 21 also 1857 - Martha, Thomas P. 1859 Tax List Morgan, M. H. C., 1 white male over 21, 3 cattle-value $25 Morgan, William, 1 white male over 21 also 1859 - Martha 1860 Tax List Morgan, W. B., Fork?, 1 white male over 21, 1 horse-value $40, 6 cattle-value $75 Morgan, V.B., 86 acres, Fork?, land value-$1300, 1 white male over 21 Morgan, W., Fork Panther also 1860 - Thomas P. 1861 Tax List Morgan, Wm., Fork Panther, 1 white male over 21, 2 cattle Morgan, M. H. C., Fork Panther, 1 white male over 21 also 1861 - H. B. W. B. Morgan signed as surety of Marriage Bond in Daviess County, Kentucky for Robert L. Ridens on July 27, 1860. Bride was Cinderella Morgan. W. B. Morgan signed as surety of Guardian Bond in Daviess County, Kentucky for Robert L. Ridens on July 27, 1860. The William (B) Morgan family is listed as living in Daviess County, Kentucky in the 1860 census. Their home census was taken on August 27, 1860. They were living in the Burtonsville area of District #1, Owensboro Post Office, (this apparently adjoined the Whitesville area). (A short section of road named "Burton" lies 4 to 5 miles south of Owensboro and between highways 231 and 431.) Census states: Morgan, Wm R (46) farmhand & Lucinda (42) (sic) Eliz (17) Almira F (14) Louis C (10) Mary L (7) Martha (5) Richd S (3) Geo W (1) 1860 census index: Daviess Co Clark Co Allen, p. 118 To be checked Van B., p. 785 M., p. 787 Wm. R., p. 821 Martha, p. 911 T. P., p. 918 1860 Tax List Morgan, W. B., Fork?, 1 white male over 21, 1 horse-value $40, 6 cattle-value $75 Morgan, V.B., 86 acres, Fork?, land value-$1300, 1 white male over 21 Morgan, W., Fork Panther also 1860 - Thomas P. 1861 Tax List Morgan, Wm., Fork Panther, 1 white male over 21, 2 cattle Morgan, M. H. C., Fork Panther, 1 white male over 21 also 1861 - H. B. William Berry died in March, 1864. William Ward was appointed Administrator on March 7, 1864. John W. Oman and H. Smith were appointed Sureties. (John Locke also signed the Administrators Bond.) The estate of William Berry Morgan was appraised by A. Cecil and J. S. Fuqua. The appraisal of $215.95 was presented to the Court on March 21, 1864. The sale of the estate of William Berry Morgan was held on March 22, 1864, the proceeds were $225.90. It appears that the sale was on the same day as birth was given to Mary Alice Morgan. The sale report was given in the October Term of 1864 Court on October 10, 1864. The 1870 Ohio County Kentucky census shows that several of the children from William (B) Morgan and Lousia Fuqua are living with Van Buren Morgan and Mary Jane Jackson. The children are Eli (4), Mary (2) and Florence (1) along with William's children: Lewis Cass (19), Elizabeth (26) and George (12). Census states: Morgan, Van Buren (40) & Mary J (26) (sic) Eli H (4) Mary L (2) Florence V (8/12, Oct) Morgan, Lewis D (19) works on farm Jackson, Jas G (31) works on farm Morgan, Lizzie (26) house keeper Geo (12) The 1870 Daviess County Kentucky census shows that Martha Morgan (15) is living with Moses and Mary Fuqua in the 1870 census. Census states: Fuqua, Moses (37) & Mary F (34) (sic) Sephronie (7) Nancy (5) Jno W (3) Morgan, Martha (15) at home The 1880 Daviess County Kentucky census shows that George Morgan (21) is living with Richard and Rebecca Fuqua in the 1880 census, Boston district. Richard Morgan (26) and Narcrcie (21) are in the Boston district. A 25 year old "Mr. Morgan" is boarding in Owensboro. Richard S Morgan (46) in Daviess Co., 1900 census >From Ohio County Order books: Guardian Bond Book #4 "p. 241, W.M. Fuqua, for Martha M. Morgan, with L.W. Westerfield as surety. August 20, 1873." ii. JOHN SMITH FUQUA, b. May 2, 1823, HENRY CO, KENTUCKY; d. Feb 20, 1883, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; m. (1) JULIAN A THOMPSON, Sep 15, 1843, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. Jan 7, 1823, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Oct 17, 1851, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; m. (2) CAROLINE L WEBSTER, Aug 16, 1852, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. Aug 13, 1833, KENTUCKY; d. Feb 16, 1905, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. iii. COLEMAN FUQUA, b. Jun 17, 1826, HENRY CO, KENTUCKY; d. Mar 25, 1876, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; m. SARAH ANN WESTERFIELD, Abt. 1854, KENTUCKY; b. 1834, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. iv. RICHARD B FUQUA, b. 1829, HENRY CO, KENTUCKY; d. Aft. 1880, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; m. REBECCA C., Abt. 1850, HENRY CO, KENTUCKY; b. 1834, HENRY CO, KENTUCKY; d. Aft. 1880, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. v. WILLIAM M FUQUA, b. 1832, HENRY CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; m. SALLIE JEWELL, Mar 25, 1862, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. Abt. 1840, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. Notes for WILLIAM M FUQUA: >From Ohio County Order books: Guardian Bond Book #4 "p. 241, W.M. Fuqua, for Martha M. Morgan, with L.W. Westerfield as surety. August 20, 1873." vi. CATHERINE FUQUA, b. 1833, HENRY CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. vii. SUSAN E. FUQUA, b. 1842, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown; m. WILLIAM H. SIVELEY, Jan 26, 1860, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. 1839, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. viii. NANCY JANE FUQUA, b. 1843, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Aft. 1870, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; m. (1) WILLIAM H. SIVELEY, Abt. 1861, KENTUCKY; b. 1839, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown; m. (2) JOHNATHAN EDGE, Jan 6, 1861, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. 1832; d. Aft. 1870, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY. ix. SAMUEL T. FUQUA, b. Apr 3, 1844, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Nov 25, 1925, OHIO CO, KENTUCKY; m. JULIA A BURTON, Jun 1, 1865, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; b. Apr 18, 1844, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Jun 27, 1911, OHIO CO, KENTUCKY. x. JAMES FUQUA, b. 1846, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown. xi. PALMER FUQUA, b. 1847, DAVIESS CO, KENTUCKY; d. Unknown.

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 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 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 __________________________ 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. + George Washington Bray Jr. B.1836 2.Ann C. Howard b. 1843 +Hillary A. Bray b. 1844 ______________________________

I 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 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 3. 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 __________________________ 1. ? Howard +Mary E. ? 2.Thomas R. Howard +Nancy E. Ambrose 3.Joseph A. Howard +Mary Zelma "Zeeler" Rhodes d.1915 ____________________________ 1. Richard Howard b.abt. 1789 +Louisa ? B.abt. 1804 2. Louisa Cordelia Howard b. abt. 1839. + George Washington Bray Jr. B.1836 2.Ann C. Howard b. 1843 +Hillary A. Bray b. 1844 ______________________________ -----Original Message----- From: KYDAVIES-D-request@rootsweb.com <KYDAVIES-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: KYDAVIES-D@rootsweb.com <KYDAVIES-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 6:01 AM Subject: KYDAVIES-D Digest V00 #157

This is the Appraisement Bill of my GG grandfather's Estate in 1864 Daviess Co., Kentucky (Owensboro). The sum of $215.95 is not correct by the way. Later, I will post the actual bill of sale for you to enjoy. Lordy, these old court documents are wonderful to find and study. Harold Bishop Morgan hmorgan@evansville.net October Term 1864 Daviess County (Kentucky), March 21st 1864 Appraisement Bill The following is the amount of property of the Estate of William B. Morgan, deceased, that was appraised by us. Dining table - $2.50 Stand table - .25 4 Chairs - 5.00 2 Chairs, 2 doz irons, one washboard - .50 Coffee mill and wash pan - .25 1 Barrel of oats - 1.00 1 Trundle bedstead and board - .75 2 Bed stead - bound matting - 2.50 Third bed stead - 2.00 Plain bedstead - .10 1 Bed and bedding - 8.00 2 Bed and bedding - 6.00 Trundle Bed - 3.00 Carpet, 9 feet - 2.00 3 Water buckets and coffee pot - .5 Book case - .60 Safe - 3.00 Single press - 2.00 1 Bible - 2.00 1 Candlestand, small - books - .30 1 Box and contents - 1.50 Fiddle and case - 3.00 1 Looking glass and stand - .35 1 Meal sack - .50 Tool chest - .50 Straw basket - .20 1 Brass clock - .25 1 Double tree and single trees -1.25 2 Wedges on ring and staple - 1.50 1 Bullet ladle, punches - .50 Handsaw and drawknife - 1.50 3 Chisels screw drive - .45 Compass and scribe al(uminum?) - .50 2 Iron T-square - .50 5 Shovels and tobaco knives -1.00 1 Level, plank gauge and dogs - .75 3 Old hoes - .75 2 Frows -1.00 2 Smoothing iron - .75 3 Planes - 1.50 Box and contents - .40 1 Hatchet and canteen? - .50 4 Axes - 1.00 8 1 Gallon stone ware crocks - 1.20 2 Bags - 1.00 One lot of metal pots - 2.50 3 Barls - .75 Gear, collar and bridle - 1.50 Jug and jar of lard - 2.75 Jug and jar crocks - .30 Fifty pounds of bacon - $6.00 Sifter, bag of soap grease and box - .30 2 Pieces of soap - .25 1 Lot of corn - 6.00 1 Heifer - 4.00 1 Steer - 5.00 1 Milk cow - 10.00 Young cow and calf - 20.00 1 Horse and bridle - 85.00 1 Wheal - 1.00 Saddle - 8.00 A. Cecil Appraiser $215.95 J. S. Fuqua Appraiser Personally appeared before me A. Cecil and J. S. Fuqua and took the oath according to law as appraisers of Wm. Morgan decd. Given under my hand this 8th day of Sept 1864. State of Kentucky John L. B. Shivley, J. P. D. C. Daviess county Court October Term 1864 The forgoing Appraisement Bill of the personal property of Wm. Morgan deceased was produced in court and ordered recorded. Witness my hand this 11th day of October 1864 By Frank H. McClarty, D. C.

My ancestors came from Whitesville, Daviess Co. KY and they are from the Howards, Brays, etc. Be glad to exchange info with anybody. Subj: [KYDAVIES-L] Howards, Rhodes, Bray, etc Date: 11/07/2000 10:43:04 Central Standard Time From: tony@howards.org (Tony Howard) To: KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com This msg was posted some time ago, and I don't think I responded. I have a small amount of info on those names from Whitesville, Daviess County Tony Mary L. Canary wrote: > Hi, I would like to start searching for family members on the internet. Do you have any tips? I will need info. for these four surnames; HOWARD, RHODES, BRAY, HAMILTON. Do you think I should start by sending a message to the query forum in the county where I think these people lived? Thanks, Mary Canary

This msg was posted some time ago, and I don't think I responded. I have a small amount of info on those names from Whitesville, Daviess County Tony Mary L. Canary wrote: > Hi, I would like to start searching for family members on the internet. Do you have any tips? I will need info. for these four surnames; HOWARD, RHODES, BRAY, HAMILTON. Do you think I should start by sending a message to the query forum in the county where I think these people lived? Thanks, Mary Canary

Randy Dunavan; Randy there is not a county named Neosha in Ky and I can tell you that I have seen lots of Shively's and Jarboe's in the Nelson County Ky Records at Bardstown and St Catherines Cemetery at New Haven, Ky Bob Norris

Good day! Does this family look familiar to anyone? Would appreciate any links Descendants of William D. Shively Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM D.2 SHIVELY (SHIVELY1) was born May 14, 1878 in Kentucky, and died December 29, 1954 in res St Paul, Ks 1910, 1920. He married SARAH E. FLUBER October 14, 1902 in Neosho County, Ks, daughter of JOHN FLUBER and JOHANNA [FLUBER]. She was born October 22, 1884 in Kansas, and died February 25, 1929. Notes for WILLIAM D. SHIVELY: [99_Jarboe.FTW] Came to Stark in 1886 age 8 Children of WILLIAM SHIVELY and SARAH FLUBER are: 2. i. BERTHA3 SHIVELY, b. 1904, Kansas; d. res Girard, Ks 1999. ii. JOHN RAYMOND SHIVELY, b. 1906, Kansas; d. res St Paul, Ks 1920. iii. CLARENCE J. SHIVELY, b. December 30, 1907, Kansas; d. June 02, 2000, res St Paul, Ks 1920; m. CLEMMIE [SHIVLEY]; b. October 07, 1908; d. December 10, 1996. iv. CHARLES E. SHIVELY, b. 1911, Walnut, Ks; d. October 26, 1926, St Paul, Ks. v. ELSIE M. SHIVELY, b. 1914, Kansas; d. res St Paul, Ks 1920. vi. EDNA E. SHIVELY, b. 1914, Kansas; d. res St Paul, Ks 1920. vii. EDWARD E. SHIVELY, b. October 02, 1918, Kansas; d. March 18, 1969, res St Paul, Ks 1920. Generation No. 2 2. BERTHA3 SHIVELY (WILLIAM D.2, SHIVELY1) was born 1904 in Kansas, and died in res Girard, Ks 1999. She married KENNEDY Bef. 1920. Children of BERTHA SHIVELY and KENNEDY are: i. LEONARD4 KENNEDY. ii. HAROLD KENNEDY. iii. LOUISE KENNEDY, b. Neosho County, Ky; m. JACK JARBOE; b. Walnut, Ks; d. Girard, Ks ?. Happy Halloween, Randy Dunavan Longview, Texas

October 1856 Sun 26 We went to Meeting at Mt Zion ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Mo 27 I got out plates for my hen house and halled them up and got rafters fixed and hewed ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Tue 28 I cuppled my rafters and put them up and halled my bords and helped Wesley Barnett cut and fired some timber in his wheet ground ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- We 29 I covered my henhouse and helped Wesley with his ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- the book was turned sideways and this was written in at the bottom of the page Work done by me for William Winkler 1 day getting rock 1 day halling rock and lay foundation of chimney 4 1/2 days gathering corn 4 1/2 for John do ^ 1/2 day killing hogs 1 day laying floor R McDaniel to killing hogs 1 1/2 day Wm Winkler 2 1/2 days halling corn for me 1/2 day killing hogs the next page starts with January the 1st 1857 no pages appear to be missing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- I don't know why Davis has taken a break from the Journal. I will resume posting in January barring any unforeseen circumstances.

Hi list, is there anyone who can help me find land records for Daviess Co., KY? I'm looking for any Tanner's who might have owned land in Owensboro, KY about 1874 when my grandmother Adria Tanner was born. If anyone can help, I sure would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks for any info. Jeniffer Florreich Anderson, CA

Tina Hall; Tina there is a Nancy Thomas that was listed as being age 32 and had one child , Delia age 10 in the Daviess County 1850 census. I would suggest that you check the Hopkins County [Madisonville] records for the Ashby line. they even have a small community named Ashbyburg. Bob Norris Debbie you are right your Hubby Jim Howard that crashed the ultralite plane is just the opposite of a dummy and he is also a super nice guy.The Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer does not seem to get their facts right anymore since they sold out to those people in Texas.

Hi all! I am looking for the family of Nancy E. Ashby born 1822 in KY. She married James Aaron Thomas on February 25, 1840 in Daviess County, KY. They lived in Webster county, KY. James then married a Sarah Ashby Agnew, whom I believe to be a relative of Nancy's, but I can't locate family for either of them. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. This line has been such a struggle for me. James married 3 times, and Nancy was the woman I descend from, but I couldn't find her maiden name until a cousin looked in her marriage records and discovered this Daviess county marriage for me. I have looked everywhere that I can for Ashby's in 1840 Daviess co. I'm hoping that one of you already know all about her family. thanks, Tina Hall res00waz@gte.net Tina's Family Genealogy Page at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~thall/ Steve and Tina's Home Pages at: http://home1.gte.net/res00waz/index.html ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, make it dance! ~George Bernard Shaw ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Looking for descendants of this family. 1 Joseph Wesley SMITH b: 1844 in Shelby Co. Ky. .. +Araminta Doreen KELLY b: September 23, 1844 in Daviess Co. Ky. . 2 Emma Lee SMITH b: 1866 ..... +L. MILAM .... 3 5 children MILAM . 2 Bonnie Clair SMITH b: 1869 ..... +James T. CARWILE b: 1871 .... 3 Walter M. CARWILE b: 1894 ........ +Georgia ROBBINS .... 3 Argus R. CARWILE b: 1896 ........ +Victoria R. DECKARD b: 1894 ........ 4 James T. CARWILE ........ 4 Mary M. CARWILE ........ 4 Kenneth Ray CARWILE ........ 4 Joan R. CARWILE ............ +James MONTGOMERY ........... 5 Victoria MONTGOMERY ........ 4 Lou Ellen CARWILE ............ +Charles DAUGHERTY .... 3 Ima Florence CARWILE b: 1898 ........ +A. AUSMUS . 2 Josephine SMITH b: 1871 ..... +Curtis C. CARWILE b: Abt. 1870 .... 3 5 children CARWILE . 2 Thomas Walker SMITH b: 1874 . 2 Felix H. SMITH b: 1872

In the Owensboro messenger Inquirer saturday & on the radio stations all weekend they reported an ultralight crashed because it run out of gas, also that he had minor injuries.Well he isn't an idiot & didnot run out of fuel, it was engine failure & he suffered a broken back. So thought I'd correct them & like I said don't beleive want all you read & hear. Wife of the suppose to be dumby who forgot the gas!!!!!

"Yes, Virginia, there really was such a thing as a Poorhouse! It was not just something your parents made up, like a boogeyman, to frighten you into saving your money and spending carefully and to discourage you from making excessive, greedy demands on the family budget. County Poorhouses dotted the United States throughout most of the 1800s. " Exerpt from the Main Page <A HREF="http://www.poorhousestory.com/">The Poorhouse Story</A> http://www.poorhousestory.com/

October 1856 Sun 19 We went to Meeting at Mt Zion ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Mon 20 We went to meeting at Mt Zion ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Tues 21 We went to Meeting at Mt Zion and then we went to Ohio to see Tuckers Child ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- We 22 We came home from Ohio, and went to meeting ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Thu 23 I piddled aroung awhile and then went to Meeting the ballance of the day. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Fri 24 I was piddling around and went to grandmothers. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Sat 25 We came home and in the evening I made 2 ax handles and put them with the axes and made one for James Richmond ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- "Tuckers Child" would have Davis W Tucker born Feb 1855, son of Mary Black and WS Tucker of Ohio Co. Mary Black was a sister to Davis' wife Elizabeth. Fri 24. His grandmother was a widow, Elizabeth Douthitt, who lived in Hancock Co

I got this from another list and thought it might help someone. <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/tx4/missingheadstones/index.html">MISSING AND RECOVERED HEADSTONES</A> http://www.angelfire.com/tx4/missingheadstones/index.html

Oct 1856 Sun 12 I staid at home all day ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Mo 13 I went to hunt sheep that I bought from Mrs Stalling and found some of them and sold them to Wm. G. Head and then I went to Wm Winklers to fix up the church book. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Tue 14 I went and helped Reason McDaniel take his sheep to Hawesville ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- We 15 I topped off Archaball Smeathers chimney and repaired the fire place and hearth and rat? wall ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Th 16 I went to Owensboro on business ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Fri 17 I went to Hawesville with the Widow Stallings to get some goods ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Sat 18 We went to Meeting at Mt Zion ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- Davis mentions the death of Mr Stallings on March 7 1856 There must have been a tradition of brick work in the Douthitt family. Davis's father, James, also mentions fixing chimneys in his journal and his Uncle Joseph is listed as a brickmaker in the 1850 Hancock census.

Hi, I have recently found the Bible that belonged to my gggrandparents, John William THOMPSON and Sarah Ann (JOHNSON) WILLIAMS who were married in Daviess Co. KY in 1844. Some of the names contained in the bible are: Samuel Douglas JOHNSON, James W. JOHNSON, Lucy (JONES) JOHNSON, Nancy W. (JOHNSON)CLAY, Nestor CLAY, Tacitus Thomas CLAY, Cleopatra JOHNSON, Mary Cleopatra WILLIAMS, Robert Ann WILLIAMS, Robert D. WILLIAMS, Nestor THOMPSON. These have no surname given, but it is believed they are THOMPSONs or a related line: Manerva b.1832, Shelby, son of Manerva, b.1851, Nancy Ellen, dau. of Manerva, b.1854. Lewis, b.1831, John, b.1833. Miney(or Minney), dau of Jane, b.1805. I would like to hear from anyone with an interest in these families. Faye cnfb@flash.net