Doug, Thank you for the info on the "Baptismal Records of St. Lawrence". What is your FULKERSON connection? Have you been to the FULKERSON site? http://home.attbi.com/~fulkersonfamily/index2.html Artis

Hello, Ann HEAD Daugherty here, If you get any more Info on these HEAD's, Would you let me know? Thank you, Ann ADaugh6398@aol.com X-Message: #1 Date: Wed, 07 May 2003 20:16:49 -0400 From: Doug and Debbie Bowlds <dbowlds@worldnet.att.net> To: KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <3EB9A1F1.D5BAEF4B@worldnet.att.net> Subject: Re: [KYDAVIES-L] CLARK, NIX, SIMMONS Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii I don't know if this helps but... In the Baptismal Records for St. Lawrence, Daivess Co., KY, I find the following entry: 1842 Apr. 24: I baptized Cecellus son of Richard Head and his wife Elizabeth born Oct. 17, 1841. Godmother Elizabeth Bowels. [signed] W.L. Coomes There are TONS of Head entries in the book. Regards, Doug Artis wrote: > Jude, > > This is a fishing expedition. > > All I have is a James CLARK in Spencer County somewhere between 1833 and > 1843. He apparently married a dau of William B. HEAD from Frederick Co., > MD. I can't figure out which dau in Wm. B's will dated 1833. James had a > chancery court case in Spencer Co., probably something to do with his wife's > share (she must have been deceased by this time). I was hoping someone had > info re James and/or his case. I need to know if he mentions the other > heirs who are located in Daviess Co., KY. If so, I will need to get a copy > of the record. This could prove that Wm. B's deceased brother and heir, > Cecilius HEAD, was the parent of my Richard (b 1809, d. 1875). > > James E. and Jane NIX of Washington Co., KY had a dau, Mary E. NIX (b 1843). > James E. died by 1860 and I haven't found out if Jane remarried. In 1861 > Mary E. SIMMONS, age 17, mar Benjamin H. JACKSON in Bullitt Co. The mar > record noted that Mary's father, James E. NIX, was deceased. It appears the > two oldest Nix boys were sent out to work on their own and Mary after age 7 > was either raised or adopted by a SIMMONS family. Mary denies knowing who > her parents are in any other later records. I need to know what happened to > her mother, her siblings, and who was the SIMMONS family who took her in and > why. > > Any help would be most appreciated. > > Artis POWERS > So. CA >

Need parents and all the children for this Henry CASE____1910 census Henry Case Enumeration District: 0051 Color: W Age: 44 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0006 County: Daviess Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Katey 43, Kentucky Son James 15, Kentucky

I don't know if this helps but... In the Baptismal Records for St. Lawrence, Daivess Co., KY, I find the following entry: 1842 Apr. 24: I baptized Cecellus son of Richard Head and his wife Elizabeth born Oct. 17, 1841. Godmother Elizabeth Bowels. [signed] W.L. Coomes There are TONS of Head entries in the book. Regards, Doug Artis wrote: > Jude, > > This is a fishing expedition. > > All I have is a James CLARK in Spencer County somewhere between 1833 and > 1843. He apparently married a dau of William B. HEAD from Frederick Co., > MD. I can't figure out which dau in Wm. B's will dated 1833. James had a > chancery court case in Spencer Co., probably something to do with his wife's > share (she must have been deceased by this time). I was hoping someone had > info re James and/or his case. I need to know if he mentions the other > heirs who are located in Daviess Co., KY. If so, I will need to get a copy > of the record. This could prove that Wm. B's deceased brother and heir, > Cecilius HEAD, was the parent of my Richard (b 1809, d. 1875). > > James E. and Jane NIX of Washington Co., KY had a dau, Mary E. NIX (b 1843). > James E. died by 1860 and I haven't found out if Jane remarried. In 1861 > Mary E. SIMMONS, age 17, mar Benjamin H. JACKSON in Bullitt Co. The mar > record noted that Mary's father, James E. NIX, was deceased. It appears the > two oldest Nix boys were sent out to work on their own and Mary after age 7 > was either raised or adopted by a SIMMONS family. Mary denies knowing who > her parents are in any other later records. I need to know what happened to > her mother, her siblings, and who was the SIMMONS family who took her in and > why. > > Any help would be most appreciated. > > Artis POWERS > So. CA > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <DELTAJUDE@aol.com> > To: <kybullitt@yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Monday, May 05, 2003 2:32 PM > Subject: Re: [kybullitt] Surname List > > > Artis, > > Would you please tell me again who your Clark's are? Also, your Simmons? > > > > Take care, > > Jude > > ==== KYDAVIES Mailing List ==== > To Unsubscribe to this list in digest mode, send a message to > KYDAVIES-D-request@rootsweb.com with the word > UNSUBSCRIBE > in the body of the message. > Turn off signature file for all commands > > ============================== > 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

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Jude, This is a fishing expedition. All I have is a James CLARK in Spencer County somewhere between 1833 and 1843. He apparently married a dau of William B. HEAD from Frederick Co., MD. I can't figure out which dau in Wm. B's will dated 1833. James had a chancery court case in Spencer Co., probably something to do with his wife's share (she must have been deceased by this time). I was hoping someone had info re James and/or his case. I need to know if he mentions the other heirs who are located in Daviess Co., KY. If so, I will need to get a copy of the record. This could prove that Wm. B's deceased brother and heir, Cecilius HEAD, was the parent of my Richard (b 1809, d. 1875). James E. and Jane NIX of Washington Co., KY had a dau, Mary E. NIX (b 1843). James E. died by 1860 and I haven't found out if Jane remarried. In 1861 Mary E. SIMMONS, age 17, mar Benjamin H. JACKSON in Bullitt Co. The mar record noted that Mary's father, James E. NIX, was deceased. It appears the two oldest Nix boys were sent out to work on their own and Mary after age 7 was either raised or adopted by a SIMMONS family. Mary denies knowing who her parents are in any other later records. I need to know what happened to her mother, her siblings, and who was the SIMMONS family who took her in and why. Any help would be most appreciated. Artis POWERS So. CA ----- Original Message ----- From: <DELTAJUDE@aol.com> To: <kybullitt@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, May 05, 2003 2:32 PM Subject: Re: [kybullitt] Surname List > Artis, > Would you please tell me again who your Clark's are? Also, your Simmons? > > Take care, > Jude

I am still looking for any children of the following: FRANK(s)—Bobbie and wife Sarah E KIPER Bobbie (James Robert) married Sarah Dec 20, 1903 in Grayson County Ky. Bobbie was the son of Ezra Ward Frank and Margaret Spencer. Sarah was the daughter of Bates Kiper and Cora Craig. They are buried in Calvert Cemetery in Breckinridge county KY near McDaniels. I visited the cemetery in April of this year, 2003. There was a bouquet of flowers on the marker The grave marker has FRANK FATHER Bobbie 1877-1936 MOTHER Sarah. 1881-1952. Bobbie and Sarah appear in the Springfield, IL city directories for the following years—1917, 1918, 1923, and 1925. He worked at various factories in Springfield-Weavers etc.

* * Paste this over your washer and dryer and next time when you think things are bleak, read it again and give thanks for your blessings! No thank you! Bob and Nena, I did most those things for too many years! Those memories are not pleasant ones for me, just a lot of hard work!--and I do give thanks for my many blessings. Life is so much easier now-just which it was then and I'd had more free time for my kids.

A comment on this-which will date me, but no biggie....I have seen this bef and actually do have it over my 'today's washer'....but I well remember when I was a kid staying summers on my grandparents ranch in SW Texas.....this was exact picture of what my 'Moma' did on wash day! Lets say this was abt the yr 1950-1955. They had no running water in their ranch house....they did have a hand pump on the back porch to bring in daily water, and they got their water by the turning of the ole windmill...SW Tx had alot of wind. My bro and I use to get in the ole trough out there [if we could sneak out without being found too quick] and take a great cool dip in those hot SW Tx sun days. At nite we took our bath in an ole aluminum bath tub in the kitchen filled with heated water fr the ole wood stove [one in kitchen, one in living/bedroom]. For hair washing though, it was rain water all the way, from the ole rain barrel with a screen on top to catch the critters.....ohhh, for the good ole days! I enjoyed it and cherish those memories anyway. To have life so simple and sweet now as then. Thanks for sharing, just brings back memories I treasure and glad to have been a part of. Nena A friend sent this to me, Would you print it so others could see it? Thank you, Ann HEAD Daugherty ADaugh6398 aol.com Recipe for Washing Clothes Years ago a Kentucky grandmother gave the new bride the following recipe for washing clothes. It appears below just as it was written, and despite the spelling, has a bit of philosophy. This is an exact copy as written and found in an old scrap book (with spelling errors and all). 1. Bilt fire in backyard to heat kettle of rain water. 2. Set tubs so smoke wont blow in eyes if wind is pert. 3. Shave one hole cake of lie soap in bilin water. 4. Sort things, make 3 piles. 1 pile white, 1 pile colored, 1 pile work britches and rags. 5. To make starch, stir flour in cool water to smooth, then thin down with bilin water. 6. Take white things, rub dirty spots on board, scrub hard, and then bile. Rub colored don't bile, just rinch and starch. 7. Take things out of kettle with broomstick handle, then rinch, and starch. 8. Hang old rags on fence. 9. Spread tea towels on grass. 10. Pore rinch water in flower bed. 11. Scrub porch with hot soapy water. 12. Turn tubs upside down. 13. Go put on clean dress, smooth hair with hair combs. Brew cup of tea, sit and rock a spell and count your blessings. * * * Paste this over your washer and dryer and next time when you think things are bleak, read it again and give thanks for your blessings! _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

A friend sent this to me, Would you print it so others could see it? Thank you, Ann HEAD Daugherty ADaugh6398 aol.com Recipe for Washing Clothes Years ago a Kentucky grandmother gave the new bride the following recipe for washing clothes. It appears below just as it was written, and despite the spelling, has a bit of philosophy. This is an exact copy as written and found in an old scrap book (with spelling errors and all). 1. Bilt fire in backyard to heat kettle of rain water. 2. Set tubs so smoke wont blow in eyes if wind is pert. 3. Shave one hole cake of lie soap in bilin water. 4. Sort things, make 3 piles. 1 pile white, 1 pile colored, 1 pile work britches and rags. 5. To make starch, stir flour in cool water to smooth, then thin down with bilin water. 6. Take white things, rub dirty spots on board, scrub hard, and then bile. Rub colored don't bile, just rinch and starch. 7. Take things out of kettle with broomstick handle, then rinch, and starch. 8. Hang old rags on fence. 9. Spread tea towels on grass. 10. Pore rinch water in flower bed. 11. Scrub porch with hot soapy water. 12. Turn tubs upside down. 13. Go put on clean dress, smooth hair with hair combs. Brew cup of tea, sit and rock a spell and count your blessings. * * * Paste this over your washer and dryer and next time when you think things are bleak, read it again and give thanks for your blessings!

Changed my e-mail address to smay@ma.rr.com Researching the MAY family from Virginia, and Nelson, Hardin, Daviess, and Ohio Counties in Kentucky and Spencer, and Warrick Counties in Indiana. Scot May Indiana

I have a brick wall & need help. Here's what I have: Issac Gardner (might be Charles Issac or Issac Charles) born abt 1850 (place unknown, but probably western KY or southern IN) died prior to 1900, married Grace Clarnida Bogard 15 Apr 1876 in Meade County, KY. Grace is probably from Meade Co., but not certain. They had three daughters: Lucy Ellen b. 1883; Cordelia b. ? and Gertrude Mae b. ?. I know what happened to Lucy Ellen (my g mother - she married and lived in Ohio County, KY, died in Owensboro); I think Cordelia married Lash Brown and died abt 1941 in Owensboro, KY area; and I think Gertrude died in 1953 in Lake County (Waukegan), IL. Any help will be appreciated. Charles Leach charlesleach@comcast.net

Does anyone know who the parents of James I. Case was? 1 James I. Case b: 1889 [where?] d: Bet. 1958 - 1959 in Utica, Daviess Co., Kentucky . +Carrie Nell Boone d: Abt. 1979 in Daviess Co., Kentucky 2 Laura Case b: Abt. 1925 .... +Delmar Clifford 'Charlie' Sosh b: February 01, 1923 in Daviess Co., Kentucky d: January 29, 1988 in Miami, Gila, AZ. Father: Allen Grover "Al" Sosh Mother: Mary Evlon "Lena" Dickens ... 3 stillborn Sosh 2 "Billy" W. Case b: February 05, 1933 in Daviess Co., Kentucky d: April 21, 2003 in Owensboro, Daviess Co., Ky. .... +Patricia Fay Lloyd 2 Rex Case 2 Stanley Case 2 Betty Case

To the lists: Here is an URL to a site that may be of help to many of you. It is a source for information on ships and can be searched using the ship's name. Happy hunting! <A HREF="http://www.shipindex.org/indexbib.html#new1">http://www.shipindex.org/indexbib.html#new1</A> Cookie, a Hoosier in Florida << GreystokeB@aol.com >>

Hi everyone, does anyone on this list know anything about this Mitchell family found on the 1870 Daviess Co census. Especially the 14 yr old Samuel. I'm searching for a Samuel Mitchell born 1855 in KY or TN. He then left his family behind in KY and went to Oklahoma indian territory between 1877- 1882 where he married, had 6 children and died in 1892. Having a hard time making a connection back in KY. Thanks, Joanne Elizabeth Mtichell age 40 born ky Samuel 14 ky Lonzo 12 ky George 10 ky Elizabeth 8 ky

Noah....where did you find this? Was this Lexington Kentucky Press?? What exactly does this mean, this Trace displaced property owners? Does it mean these folks had property in other than KY then the Trace put them elsewhere or is it backwards.....?? What is the story on this Trace....I can look it up for further discussion. thanks for the info, [I just kept the names I am familiar with if anyone is wondering,notice when I redid by copy & paste some of them are listed more than once. The notes in brackets are JMInfo. Can anyone ID any of these folks??..] Nena >From: "Noah Smothers" <nsmother@socket.net> NATCHEZ TRACE DISPLACED PROPERTY OWNERS Note: This list was published in the Lexington Progress, date of clipping unknown. There are mistakes in the list which may have been created by the original compiler misreading handwritten names or by typesetter mistakes. One example with two such mistakes is J. W. C. & Lla Gilson which should should be J. W. C. & Ila Gibson. [Allen/Gentry] Joe & Grace Allen John R. Allen T. G. & Zella Allen [Anderson/Smithers] John & Annie Anderson [Berry] W. V. Barry [Kerr/Clark/Hinch] Kirk Heirs, E. B. Clark [Grass/Smeathers] C. P. & Minnie Cooper [Smothers/Dodd] Joe G. & Vadie Dodd W. J. Dodd [Ashby/Harris/Woolfolk] Etta Harris J. T. & Lessie Harris L. P. & Minnie Harris [Smithers/Hill/Singleton] J. H. & Mary Hill L. O. & Ola Hill Mary & J. H. Hill [Smeathers/Jones] A. T. & Lora Jones Ida Jones J. W. & Aslee Jones M. C. Jones [Winters/Head/Lindsey/Crain] G. W. & Annie Lindsey [Smeathers/Moore/Berry] Sudie Moore Dameron, Will, P. H. & H: F. Moore, E. Hester J. Eugene & Hattie Moore Will & Josie Moore Will & Josie Moore Will Moore [KY-Sheriff] A. O. Nolen [Smothers/Oxford] Mrs. Lennie Oxford [VA/Clerk] T. F. & Mary Belle Raines [Gentry/Reed] J. C. & Eular Reed Rob Reed Rob & Ida Reed O. E., E. G., J. B. Small, E. L. Sego, *Lula Reed*, Edna E. U Britt, Ernie Sisson [Grass/Rhodes] *S. B. Rhodes*, E. M. Maness [Smeathers/Roberts/Duncan] Alvis G. & Nora Roberts Floyd & Elsie Roberts John D. Roberts J. S. & Ludie Roberts Lee Roberts W. A. Roberts [Winters/Robertson] James E. & Vernie Robertson C. R. & Daisy Smothers J. F. & Susie Smothers J. L. & Sallie Smothers J. W. & Vonie Smothers [Smothers/Ward] R. E. Ward [Smothers/Smeathers/Wilson/Grass] George Wilson L. W. & Rebecca Wilson L. W. & Rebecca Wilson L. W. & Rebecca Wilson Return to Yesterday's Natchez Trace _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Here is a URL that lists some union Civil War soldiers. A lot of them were from Breckinridge and Grayson counties. At the bottom you can click to read about the history of the regiment. The author is also looking for Photos. NOTICE I am looking for photos of 27th KY veterans to add to this page. I will give credit to whomever provides them. http://home.okstate.edu/homepages.nsf/toc/27th.htm

My grandfather, James Pierce was employed at the lock and dam on the river at Stephensport, Kentucky in Breckenridge County in Kentucky and then the lock and dam in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky. Can anyone tell me if there would be any records I could request and if so, whom would I request them from. Would love to have actual address before marriage and any other information I might glean. Thank You In Advance All Ideas Welcome Judith Pierce Arnold

Hello, I wish to thank everyone for their help on "info on Oregon", You are a great bunch people out there. I appreciate you for you time, and Help. Thank again, Ann Daugherty DAUGHERTY, WESTERFIELD, EMBRY, HEAD, WOOTTON

Hi Everyone, How do I get Website for 1860 census of Yamhill county, Oregon Thank You, Ann ADaugh6398@aol.com This is what I'm after, Alexander Westerfield is in the 1860 census of Yamhill county, Oregon with his wife and three children, according to one record which I found. A kind volunteer found his death in the 1870 mortality schedule for Yamhill county, Or, indicating that he died in Nov. 1869: