September 1858 Sund 12 I went to Mr Winklers and to Knottsville after a coffin for Rebecca Winkler ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Mo 13 I went to Knottsville to get a copy of the postage of a horse and then after I got home I had to go to R McDaniels I bought 2 heifers from Warren Duncan and paid for them John worked in the tobacco ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Tues 14 I went to Owensboro to have my stray horse published in the papers John and James Richmond went to hunt my heifers and found 1 of them and got her to J W Barnetts pasture and John worked for James Richmond the balance of the day ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Wed 15 I went and helped James Richmond put some Tear poles in his barns and went to Wm Winklers and killed a mutton for him John finished the tobacco ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Thur 16 We shelled a turn of corn and John went to mill I fixed my buggy seat and painted it and took the Dr from Wm Winklers to R McDaniels ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Fri 17 I went a fishing with H C Brown and after dinner we cut tobacco and piled it and we went and drove our heifers home ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Sat 18 We halled and housed our tobacco and in the evening I went to Ohio ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- Davis' brother -in -law was William Winkler Jr and he had a close association with the Winklers. Following is the family of William Winkler Sr. He had a daughter named Rebecca of whom I had no other record and I believe this Journal entry records her death The H C Brown he went fishing with was probably the same man who is married to Eliza Winkler (mentioned below) Descendants of William W. Winkler Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM W.4 WINKLER (ADAM3, CONRADT2 WINCKLER, ?1) (Source: 1850 Census Daviess Co. Ky.) was born Oct 03, 1801 in Washington Co. Ky, and died Oct 19, 1885 in Daviess Co. Ky. He married (1) ELIZA ADAMS May 16, 1822 in Daviess Co. Ky, daughter of ELI ADAMS and REBECCA MCDANIEL. She was born Abt. 1805, and died Jun 14, 1844 in Daviess Co. Ky. He married (2) ALCY HALE Jun 18, 1846 in Spencer County Indiana. Notes for WILLIAM W. WINKLER: History of Daviess Co Ky - 1883 EDITION , pg 630 William Winkler was born in Washington Co, Ky., Oct 3, 1801, is a son of Adam Winkler, a native of North Carolina, who settled in Washington Co. during the Revolution, and in 1812 brought his family to Daviess Co and settled in the woods in Knottsville Precinct. Indians and wild animals were plenty, but at that time, though the Indians were peaceable. Adam Winkler lived to see many changes in this county before his death. William Winkler married Eliza Adams. Of their twelve children but three are living- Hiram, William and Joseph F. Mrs. Winkler died June 14, 1844, and June 18, 1846, Mr. Winkler married Alcy Hale, who died Dec. 16 1881. Mr. Winkler has been a hard working man and is now, in his eighty-second year, enjoying a peaceful old age. Children of WILLIAM WINKLER and ELIZA ADAMS are: 2. i. HIRAM5 WINKLER, b. Abt. 1825, Daviess Co. Ky; d. 1906. 3. ii. WILLIAM WINKLER, b. Feb 1829, Daviess Co. Ky.; d. Mar 25, 1887, Daviess Co. Ky.. iii. GREENBERRY WINKLER, b. Abt. 1831; d. Bef. 1883. iv. EDWARD WINKLER, b. Abt. 1833; d. Apr 28, 1855. v. JOHN WINKLER, b. Abt. 1835; d. Jan 31, 1854. vi. ELIZA JANE WINKLER, b. Aug 15, 1837; d. Mar 25, 1874; m. HENRY C BROWN. vii. REBECCA WINKLER, b. Abt. 1839; d. Aug 12, 1858, Daviess Co. Ky. 4. viii. JOSEPH F. WINKLER, b. Jun 06, 1841; d. Jun 17, 1921. ix. EMILY WINKLER, b. Abt. 1843; m. GEORGE R CLARK, Feb 26, 1863.

September 1858 Sun 19 My horse was sick I could not get home ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Mon 20 My horse is no better John cut and housed tobacco ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Tues 21 I came home and left my horse he is not able to come home John cut and hung tobacco and after I got home we cut some more and housed all of it ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Wed 22 We cut tobacco for S W Allen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Thu 23 We cut tobacco for Reason McDaniel ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Fri 24 I fixed up my sled for halling tobacco and cut some tobacco ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Sat 25 We hung and housed tobacco until dinner and after dinner we went to Ohio ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------

September 1858 Sun 26 We came home ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Mo 27 We cut and hung tobacco and housed some ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Tues 28 We finished housing tobacco we have got some regulating to do ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- We 29 I went to Hawesville John dug some potatoes ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Thu 30 We cut tobacco for S W Allen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- October the 1st 1858 Fri 1 We cut some corn and James Richmond helped us awhile and I went and helped Richmond ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Sat 2 I made a cellar for Wm Winkler John cut some corn and halled some wood