Just curious...Tutra Howard rings any bells...m a James Smeathers Grass She b abt 1820, they had two children Robert and Ann M Grass...dont have info on Tutra, this prob in Indiana >From: KYDAVIES-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com >To: KYDAVIES-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: KYDAVIES-D Digest V01 #71 >Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2001 18:00:32 -0600 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I have bits & pieces -- Sipron Rhodes m Anne Bray b1857, d/o George Washington Bray, Jr. and Louisa Cordelia Howard, d/o Richard Howard and Louisa Howard b Nov 5, 1805 Washington Co. KY and died Mar 7, 1895 Daviess Co., KY, d/o Charles Howard and Ann Panny Thompson. According to Mrs. Hamilton's book, Charles Howard and John Baptist Howard (who also had a son named Charles) were brothers?? There are several Rhodes connected to this family but none matching any of the Rhodes names you mentioned. Can anyone help us here?? Curiously, in my data base I have John Baptist VanReswick bca 1730 m Appalonia (Unknown) ..... wonder if there is a connection here, too. Ernie tony@howards.org (Tony Howard) wrote: According to Anna Hamilton's "Howards of Whitesville", Mary Zeller Rhodes, b. 1/2/1888, d/o Sophrania Appalonia Howard & John Matthew Rhodes, m. 2/5/1907, Joseph Alfred Howard. In St Mary Cemetery, J. Merritt Rhodes, b. 10/15/1876, d. _________?, Wife Cassandra, there too. No indication of the parentage of Joseph Alfred Howard. Lots of mystery here. Tony Howard "Mary L. Canary" <canary@psci.net> wrote: >marriage certificate: > Joseph A. Howard married Mary Zeler Roades 05-Feb.-1907 at Browns Valley, Daviess Co Ky. , in the presence of Joseph C. Roades and _ _ Ward. > > marriage bond : Joseph Howard as principal and John M. Rhoades as surety. date: 04-Feb.-1907. > > How are Joseph C. Roades and John M. Rhoades related, to each other? to Mary? or are they related?? >

According to Anna Hamilton's "Howards of Whitesville", Mary Zeller Rhodes, b. 1/2/1888, d/o Sophrania Appalonia Howard & John Matthew Rhodes, m. 2/5/1907, Joseph Alfred Howard. In St Mary Cemetery, J. Merritt Rhodes, b. 10/15/1876, d. _________?, Wife Cassandra, there too. No indication of the parentage of Joseph Alfred Howard. Lots of mystery here. Tony Howard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary L. Canary" <canary@psci.net> To: <KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 10:09 AM Subject: [KYDAVIES-L] Howard / Roades /Rhoades > marriage certificate: > Joseph A. Howard married Mary Zeler Roades 05-Feb.-1907 at Browns Valley, Daviess Co Ky. , in the presence of Joseph C. Roades and _ _ Ward. > > marriage bond : Joseph Howard as principal and John M. Rhoades as surety. date: 04-Feb.-1907. > > How are Joseph C. Roades and John M. Rhoades related, to each other? to Mary? or are they related?? > > > ==== KYDAVIES Mailing List ==== > To Subscribe to this list in mail mode, send a message to > KYDAVIES-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word > SUBSCRIBE > in the body of the message. > Turn off signature file for all commands. > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

marriage certificate: Joseph A. Howard married Mary Zeler Roades 05-Feb.-1907 at Browns Valley, Daviess Co Ky. , in the presence of Joseph C. Roades and _ _ Ward. marriage bond : Joseph Howard as principal and John M. Rhoades as surety. date: 04-Feb.-1907. How are Joseph C. Roades and John M. Rhoades related, to each other? to Mary? or are they related??

Elyphis (spel.?) Mason Taylor and Florence Morgan had a daughter Rhoda Ella Taylor. They may have lived in Ohio and Daviess Co.s Ky. Rhoda b.abt 1894 d.1947 at Owensboro-Daviess Co.Hospital. Who are Rhoda's grandparents? gr grandparents???

May - June 1857 Su 31 I said at home all day ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- June the 1st 1857 Mo 1 I made a garden gate and hung it John made hills and planted our watermelons. and in the evening we deddened some timber. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Tues 2 I harrowed awhile and John cleaned up tobacco ground and when he finished cleaning up ge harrowed and I worked at making a style when he finished harrowing I fixed up the harrow and John went to replanting corn and I finished my style ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Wed 3 I fixed my buggy wheel and took off the old spring and put on another and ? ? John replanted corn in the evening it rained ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- June the 4th 1857 Thu 4 I worked my road at the upper gate out side and in side John replanted corn I had the toothache and did not feel much like work ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Fri 5 I had the toothache and piddled around and made a wheel barrow or the runing gear of one John replanted corn ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Sat 6 I had the headache and did not do much I fixed up some fence and made a body for a wheel barrow John finished replanting corn in the long field and commenced the other field and quit at dinner

Martha, Daviess Co. Cem. Book Vol 1 list Elizabeth Stinnett, wife of R. S. Stinnett b. 3-12-1814 d.5-15-1900 and Milton Stinnett, son of R. & H. Stinnett b.6-1-1861 d. 1 -19- 1884 but R. S. Stinnett is not listed as being there. I shall go check the stone tomorrow and get back to you.

am trying to find ancestors buried in iron ore hill cemetery. they are reuben and elizabeth stinnett.

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/daviess/vitals/marr/ Got this today from Rootsweb Daily Upload.

Claude, 36, his wife, Georgia E., 38, and Claude's sister, Jessie Meudel, 27 are listed in the 1910 Miracode Index for KY in Owensboro, ED 52. I can't find any record of any of them anyplace else. In 1914, Georgia Taliaferro was the informant on W.E. "Willie" Wemes death certificate. Willie died in Owensboro and Georgia's address was listed as Owensboro Is anyone else researching the Taliaferro name? Thank you, Sandi Whitty

May 1857 Su 24 I staid at home all day ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Mo 25 I piddled around some and fixed the milk house door and put a latch on my door John picked up some chunks and cut stalks and pick them up off of the tobacco ground after dinner I cut up a tree top in my tobacco ground William went and took Marthy Black part of the way home and meet? Mother Black back back he got back at 10 oclock ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Tu 26 I went to griff. Gatewoods to see about my corn and then went and halled it home I got 10 bushels at 55cts per bushel John cut some wood and then we commenced halling manure and it went to raining and we quit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- We 27 We halled our manure it rained another shower and bothered us awhile ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Thu 28 I broke up my tobacco ground John went to Mr Winklers to get some flour and then he dug a log out of the ground and cut it off. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Fri 29 We roled our logs in the new ground assisted by Wm Winkler W Crow S.W. Allen & Griff Gatewood and then I finished breaking my ground after dinner John went to break ground for S. W. Allen to get me a pr of shoes made I plowed my potatoes & hoed them and hoed the ballance of the garden ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Sa 30 It is raining a slow but steady rain John went to Allens to plow he worked half day ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------

http://www.messenger-inquirer.com/news/kentucky/3145051.htm This is an article about a cemetery in Owensboro, Daviess Co. Ky. Nadine

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Hi all, A mutual cousin sent me the url for a book on the last public hanging in the us, which took place in Owensboro in 1936. The site is : http://www.geocities.com/lastpublichang/ It is of particular interest since the victim, Lisha Rarick Edwards, is related to me on the Birk side of my family. There are many familiar names in the book. Cindy Birk Conley Carmi, IL

Good Morning I am reseaching a brick wall my grandfather PARKER HERBERT, the only info that I have on him, is that he was born in KY and lived in Henderson Ky, he was born abt 1851 possibly in DAVIES Co, his first name could be JOSEPH.. Thank you Glenn Dowagiac Michigan

May 1857 Su 17 I staid at home all day ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Mo 18 It rained nearly all day not much work done but mend up fiers ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Tu 19 We roled some logs and made a ditch through the bottom field. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- We 20 We finished roling logs and broak up a potatoe patch and planted them and cleaned up some ground and fired ??? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Thu 21 I broke corn ground in the new ground John cleaned up ground ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Fr 22 I helped Wm Winkler plant corn in his new ground John cleaned up some ground and broke some ground ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Satur 23 We laid off corn ground both ways and planted it assisted by William Winkler we finished 3 or 4 oclock ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------

Although its not my line, I, too have enjoyed the diary and think it should be something we ALL should be doing for our future generations. I just picked up on your last name, Kasey...Head...is that right? Just curious...I have Head's all over my Smeathers...originally started from Va and Tn...Elizabeth...mother to my gggg grandmother in fact. >From: KYDAVIES-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com >To: KYDAVIES-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: KYDAVIES-D Digest V01 #60 >Date: Tue, 15 May 2001 01:01:19 -0700 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

This diary is such a treasure! Can you imagine, $1.10 for all that manual labor...... Sally Kasey Emily KASEY DUNCAN BRASHEAR AVITT HEAD