Hi List, I was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky. I have a question on school names in that area. Attended Picadome School from 1st grade thru ?? Attended Lafayette up to 8th grade. This is the 40s and 50s time frame. My family moved to Calif in my freshman high school year. My question is what school would I have attended after Picadome and before Lafayette during that time frame? thanks, robert rothenbuhler [email protected]
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Here is a listing of the free small books that we have for download. This is a commercial site and you need to go to the "Free Small books" in the middle of the page and click on the "here" to connect to the site. http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/ Free Books In Gallery: GA: History of Crisp Co. DAR 1916 History of Washington Co. by Ella Mitchell, 1924 Ky: History of Russellville & Logan Co. by Finley Old Kentucky Deeds: Lincoln Co. 1779-1787 Old Kentucky Deeds: Fayette Co. 1782-1794 N.C. Marriage Bonds of Tryon County NC from 1769-1870. Friends Records of Births and Deaths, Cane Creek, NC St. Bartholomew’s Parish, NC Bertie Co. Wills (1795-1840 abt.) NCHGR Bertie Co. Marriages 1762-1834 (1809-1819 missing) NCHGR S. C. Annals and Parish Register of St. Thomas - St. Denis SC St. James Church, Goose Creek, SC 1706-1909 Marriage Notices in SC & American General Gazette Chronicles of St. Mark’s Parish Santee Circuit Williamsburg Township, SC. French & Swiss Protestants in Charleston the Santee, Naturalization Records 1695-96 Vestry of St. Matthew’s Parish, SC 1769-1838 History of Grandal Shoals (Cherokee & Union Co., SC History of Fairfield Co., SC by Ederington The Parish of St. Michael, SC South Carolina in the Rev. War. by A. Southron Tenn. History of Overton County, Tenn. by Goodpasture. Reminiscences of Early Settlements & Settlers of McNairy Co., Tenn. by Gen. Marcus Wright Va. Lunenburg County, Va. Wills 1746-1825 Frederick Parish, Va. 1744-1780, Churches, Chapels, etc. Revolutionary Soldiers and Sailors for Northampton Co.,VA Virginia Wills Before 1799 by Wm. M. Clemens Historical Sketches of “Old Bruton Church” Williamsburg, Va. Williamsburg Wills Abt. 1750-1825 Old Surry, Va. History of Hampton & Eliz. City Co. Va. Tyler 1922 Scotch-Irish in the Valley of Virginia by Waddell Penn. Penn. Marriages Prior to 1799 W.Va History of Marion Co., W. VA. by Geo. A. Dunnington Sketches of Wood Co. W. VA by S. C. Shaw S-I Scotch-Irish in America by Dinsmore Scotch-Irish in the Valley of Virginia by Waddell
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Sending to this list since Bourbon and evetually Nicholas counties were formed from Fayette. Plus, the Gorham's were there too. Anyway, here’s a short version of what I have. If any relatives found here, would like to put together a group or mail list to keep contact info. See my questions at the bottom. George Burnau m. Frances Gorham (Gorum) b. in Virginia George #1 is found near Paris , KY in Bourbon Co approximately 1792 – 1810 (George’s death). Frances parents: Thomas Gorham and Margaret Cotton of Lourdon Co VA; moved to Fayette and Borbon, etc. KY ). Children: Thomas G., John “Bannough”, Betsy, Polly, Peggy, George (II). Siblings of Thomas G not found: John “Bannough” Burnau, Betsy, or Susan. Not found any vital info on John, Betsy and Susan. Related surnames in Bourbon or Nicholas County location: George II m. Catharine “Kittie” Courch; William Hamilton m Polly Burnau 1817; John Nesbit m Margaret \ Peggy Burnau. George’s wife Kittie m. William Hamilton after their spouse’s death. Frances’s children Polly and George can be found in Nicholas Co KY records after George #1’s death in 1810. Found a partial transcript of Frances “Burnan’s” will dated 1823. I assume she moved to be with Polly ( Hamilton ). Other spellings of Burnau found in (transcribed) records: Bronaugh, Bernow, Barnaw, Branaugh, Burnaw, Burnough, Bernoe, Bournaugh, Thomas Gorham (Burnaw) Burnau born 4 April 1794 in Stoner Township , Bourbon County KY. Married Elizabeth “Betsey” McCausland in 1817 in Bourbon Co. They became members of the Christian church in 1817. Thomas G. Burnau and Elizabeth moved to near New Paris OH, Jefferson Township , Preble County OH in fall of 1819 Parents of Elizabeth : Mark ?Marcus m. Sarah, buried in old cemetery New Paris, OH, Preble County . Children total: Eliza (m. John D. Niswonger) Howard Co IN, George #3 (m1 Frances ?, m2 Hannah Craig) of Memphis TN, Thomas M (see below), Sarah Ann (m. Charles B. Austin), Susannah (M. Lindsey Irwin), Julia Ann (M. Eli Mitchell Morrison), Baby d. 12 AUG, 1851, John Marcus (m. Edit W ) of Oskaloosa KS, Leander (m. Mary A Watson) of Monon IN, Nathan Worley Burnau (m ?) of Kokomo IN, Nancy Cail Burnau (m. Samuel King) of New Paris OH. . Thomas McCausland Burnau (b. July 22 1822 , d. March 12 1902 ) m. Lydia Aughee (1825-1902) in Preble Co. Ohio , June 6 1842 . Lived near Noblesville for about 9 years, some family in Rush Co. Moved near to Uniontown, Union township, Wells County , Indiana 1879. Lydia ’s parents were Job Aughee and Sarah ?. Children 16 total: Sarah? (died young), Clarisa (died young), Mary C. (m. Philip Ertel) of Rush Co IN, Hannah M. (M. Marion Quick) of Markle, short time in South Dakota, Barton W (M. Mary Eliza Marshall), Winfield S. (m. Melissa Agneline Marshall) of Hamilton Co IN, Margaret Fidella (Della) (m. Christian Roudebush) of Wells Co IN, Thomas W m Elisa J. Scott, Ida G (died young), Alice S (see below), Roley Henry (m1 Leta Patterson m2 Ida S. Walters), Lilla (died young), Rosella (dau. Flora Temple Burnau m1 Monroe Thomas m2 John Morron), William S. (m1 Carrie S. Littler, M2 Ida E. Zion), Isa (died young), Laurel (m1 Augusta Bonham m2 Clara Wert) Alice (Allie) S. Burnau m. Amos Maddux (of Markle, Huntington County ) Parents of Amos: Henry Maddux and Lydia Sparks (m1 Noah Redding), Henry 2nd marriage Children: Hazel Ann Maddux (M. Jesse L. Ulrich) – my grandparents Questions: Who are George’s family and where did they come from? Found some families that migrated to Bourbon and on to New Paris (Morrison’s and Purviances) came from Rowan Co. North Carolina. There is a John “Burnaw” in Onslow County NC , found a land grant record in the 1770’s. John Gorham (Francies’s Brother) also has links to being in NC. Thomas Gorham is known to be an overseer for William Bronaugh Sept 1760 in Loudon Co VA, but there is no family link from the Brounaugh’s to my George “Burnau”. However it does seem quite a coincidence that Thomas’s daughter (Frances) married a similar spelling. Siblings of Thomas G not found: John “Bannough” (Burnau), Betsy, or Susan Found a George O. Burnau, originally of New Paris OH. Listed Nancy Burnau King as nearest relative on military records. Lived in Chicago Cook Co before returning to Ohio . Not sure how related to these Burnau’s. Is Burnaw’s and \or Bernau\Bernaugh’s related but using a different spelling? These spellings are also found in Bourbon and \ or Nicholas County . There is a George BERNAUGH Gorham (b. April 10, 1847 , Paris , Bourbon, Kentucky ; d. May 9, 1879 , Paris , Bourbon, Kentucky ). Elizabeth Bernaugh per obit. was a native of Bourbon Co KY. She married Thomas Benton Maddox and they moved to CallawayCountyMO. I found a tree where their son is named George “Bernaugh” Maddox. Elizabeth Bernaugh’s parents were Bernau, William F. Bernau and Elizabeth Miller. Besides Elizabeth , other children were: James D “Barnaw”, Henry (or Harry?), and Lucy E (1860 census).
My grandmother Cecelia "Queen" Catherine Blake was born in Winchester 1890. Her parent are: Thomas and Mary Shannon Blake . They live at 14 Cook Ave. I'm trying to contact family siblings----Gertrude Crawford , John O'Geary , James O'Geary and Eileen O'Geary . I have church records from St. Joseph and St. Patrick on the family. I'm trying to trace Thomas Blake and Mary Shannon's earlier years. They were married in April 1871 in Carlisle , Nicholas County. I'm restarting my search after 12 years. I hope to be more successful this time. Any suggestion is most welcomed. Edward A. Cook
Old Hal..Thank you very much..Yep had all that info, I am trying to find out more about Susan Carter.Thank you very much for looking for me Christie Sapp - Bilky Branches Research 928-726-6547 [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Old Hal <[email protected]> To: kyfayett <[email protected]> Sent: Sun, Apr 10, 2011 10:55 pm Subject: Re: [KYFAYETT] Activity Christine, about ready to close up the old computer for the night but was interested in your story so I did a search for Clayton on Ancestry.com....I found a number of stories there about the trial including testimony from Clayton and his daughter regarding the killing. Son was 31 years at the time and was drunk. He was said to have gone to a house where half sister was visiting and requested to come home with her....She refused and he grabbed her and force her to go with him. Being near a railroad he laid down on the tracks and was in danger of being hit by the "5:15"....sister got him to go home. Father was asleep on porch , also drunk but said he only had one ounce of whiskey, and was slapped by son to wake him up.....Silas frequently abused his Father and tried to spank him. Father ran into house and grabbed a stick and hit Silas on the head. He handed stick to wife and went to call Police.....some of this was in trial proceedings... Don't know if you had this info already, but thought I would para-phrase it for you.... Old Hal ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
I still the posts - Spring Break just ended, but then again, the KYFAYETT website has not had a lot of postings over the last couple of years. Jack Jack M. Murphy [email protected] http://www.linkedin.com/in/jackmmurphy > Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2011 20:37:21 -0700 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: [KYFAYETT] Activity > > Have seen little activity this mailing list for some time...Is it still > an active list? > > Old Hal > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
been very silent on here..I am looking for any info on Clayton Aubrey and his second wife Susan Carter, he is in Fayette county on 1870 census with first wife Nancy and their children and I cannot find him on 1880 or 1900 census I find him in 1910 living with my G G grandparents Jim and Mary Mattingly (Mary is Clayton's Daughter) I know he stays in Fayette Co due to some Court action in 1898 where he was charged with murder of his son Silas and he was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and served 5 months Christie Sapp - Bilky Branches Research 928-726-6547 [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Old Hal <[email protected]> To: KYFAYETT-L <[email protected]> Sent: Sun, Apr 10, 2011 8:40 pm Subject: [KYFAYETT] Activity Have seen little activity this mailing list for some time...Is it still an active list? Old Hal ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Christine, about ready to close up the old computer for the night but was interested in your story so I did a search for Clayton on Ancestry.com....I found a number of stories there about the trial including testimony from Clayton and his daughter regarding the killing. Son was 31 years at the time and was drunk. He was said to have gone to a house where half sister was visiting and requested to come home with her....She refused and he grabbed her and force her to go with him. Being near a railroad he laid down on the tracks and was in danger of being hit by the "5:15"....sister got him to go home. Father was asleep on porch , also drunk but said he only had one ounce of whiskey, and was slapped by son to wake him up.....Silas frequently abused his Father and tried to spank him. Father ran into house and grabbed a stick and hit Silas on the head. He handed stick to wife and went to call Police.....some of this was in trial proceedings... Don't know if you had this info already, but thought I would para-phrase it for you.... Old Hal
Have seen little activity this mailing list for some time...Is it still an active list? Old Hal
Hello, I am researching John and Missouri (TRUE) GIBSON; Wilson and Annie (McGEE) Gibson, James and Sallie ( ) McGEE. They are from Lexington, KY for the most part. John and Missourie were from "Jet Station" near Paris, KY and Missourie was from Owenings (SP?) County, KY. Any info would be appreciated. PS: I do not have regular access to computers and internet. so if I do not answer right away, I am sorry. But I would appreciate any info. Dorothy
Hi, My name is Betty Martin of Centerville but formerly from Richmond Indiana. There was a Tom Quiqley who married a Mary Louise Graham. Tom passed away and his widow lives in Florida. Seems to me he spelled his last name a bit differently. I will try to look into this. -----Original Message----- From: gblead <[email protected]> To: KYFAYETT <[email protected]> Sent: Wed, Feb 23, 2011 1:12 pm Subject: [KYFAYETT] seeking information on Quigley family Hi: My name is Jim Botelle and I am researching the Quigley family which lived in Bowling Green, then Lexington and Louisville. Thomas Quigley was born in 1800 near Shippensburg, PA. He moved with family to OH before coming to KY. He died Jan. 3, 1864 and is buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville. His wife, Eliza Graham, was born 1806 in Versailles, KY and died July 29, 1885 in Louisville. Children were: James Alexander Quigley Mary Amanda Quigley William Eugene Quigley Laura Belle Quigley Edward Payson Quigley Harriet Eliza Quigley Eugenia Thomas Quigley Ellen Quigley Corinne Adele Quigley Lucien Graham Quigley Eva Quigley Any help would be appreciated. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Hi: My name is Jim Botelle and I am researching the Quigley family which lived in Bowling Green, then Lexington and Louisville. Thomas Quigley was born in 1800 near Shippensburg, PA. He moved with family to OH before coming to KY. He died Jan. 3, 1864 and is buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville. His wife, Eliza Graham, was born 1806 in Versailles, KY and died July 29, 1885 in Louisville. Children were: James Alexander Quigley Mary Amanda Quigley William Eugene Quigley Laura Belle Quigley Edward Payson Quigley Harriet Eliza Quigley Eugenia Thomas Quigley Ellen Quigley Corinne Adele Quigley Lucien Graham Quigley Eva Quigley Any help would be appreciated.
Might anyone be able to enlighten me as to the identity of the NATHANIEL EVANS who appears in both the Virginia and Old Kentucky Patent Series? NATHANIEL EVANS is listed on three Old Kentucky Patents (0K 3112.0, OK 0011.0,OK 0357.0 all in Bourbon County) and twenty Virginia Patents (VA 7288.2,VA 7289.0,VA 7290.0 on Hardin's Creek in Nelson County and VA 1141.1, VA 1141.2 "On the waters of Cane Run" are of particular interest) QUESTIONS: 1.) Reviewing the patents above, NATHANIEL EVANS appears to have purchased land in Nelson, Fayette, Lincoln, and Bourbon Counties. Was he a land speculator (an early Real Estate king buying up lands near the end of the Wilderness Trail and any sizable settlements near by)?Am I correct in my belief that these were "non-military" grants? 2.) Where did NATHANIEL EVANS reside? Did he indeed leave Virginia to reside on Hardin's Creek in Nelson County,Kentucky? *25 November 1787 JOHN JACKSON patented 400 acres on Hardin's Creek, Nelson County [Book 11], which he had originally surveyed for NATAHANIEL EVANS and acquired from him two years before [see Kentucky Land Grants, vol.1, part1, chapter2:Virginia Grants - the Counties of Kentucky, p. 68] This land was on the ridge between Hardins Creek and Rolling Fork. *Abstracts of Deeds 1785 -1808 Nelson County, Kentucky Compiled by NCHS page 46 Abstracts of Nelson County Deeds - Book Four p. 722 - 24 May 1793 Charles Ewing to Walter Beall, 271 pounds, 17 sh, 1100 ac. laying on Hardin's Creek, part of Nathaniel Evans settlement. (Could this be referring to the language of the patent rather than NATHANIEL EVANS physically address?) 3.) Did NATHANIEL EVANS leave a will, personal letters, a diary, business records, or other written matter that would document his off spring and or other family members? 4.) Was NATHANIEL EVANS of any relationship to the EDWARD EVANS who was living on Hardin's Creek in 1795. This EDWARD EVANS married SARAH "SALLY" EDMONDSON (niece of Brig. Gen. Edward Stevens) 15 March 1796 in Washington County, Kentucky (Washington County, Ky. Marriage Records 1792-1878 book; transcribed and compiled by Margaret Clark Kington; page 55.) The couple purchased lot a lot in Bardstown (ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS 1785-1808 NELSON CO. KY, Nelson co. His. Soc., p 185 Deed Book 7, p 10114 Mar 1797 Moses Moore of Jefferson Co. to Edward Evans, 3 lbs for 1/2 ac lot #113) and were residing on the "Caney Fork" in the area of the present Plum Run and Murray's Run Roads by 1800 ( Deed book 6 p 730 17 Oct 1800 Joshua Hobbs, Sr. to Wm Hopkins, $500, for 289 ac...on Caney Fork of Cox's Creek being part of Osburn Sprigg's preemption, adj Edward Evans.) 5.) Was NATHANIEL EVANS' land in Nelson County recorded in Jefferson County because Nelson County was yet to be formed? Old Kentucky Entries and Deeds" Willard Rouse Jillson page 203 Jefferson Entries Evans, Nathaniel 400 Acres Book A page 12 Entered 2 -19-1780 Water Course North Fork Cane Run Evans, Nathaniel 1,000 Acres Book A page 205 Entered 4-5-1782 Water course Floyd's Fork Evans, Nathaniel 500 Acres Book A page 211 Entered 6 -11-1781 Water Course Hardens Creek Evans, Nathaniel 400 Acres Book A page 211 Entered 6 -11-1781 Water Course Hardens Creek Evans, Nathaniel 500 Acres Book A page 211 Entered 6 -11-1781 Water Course Hardins Creek Thank you so much for leads, advice, warnings, and corrections! Mary Beth Abordo Kelseyville, California
Might anyone be able to enlighten me as to the identity of the NATHANIEL EVANS who appears in both the Virginia and Old Kentucky Patent Series? NATHANIEL EVANS is listed on three Old Kentucky Patents (0K 3112.0, OK 0011.0,OK 0357.0 all in Bourbon County) and twenty Virginia Patents (VA 7288.2,VA 7289.0,VA 7290.0 on Hardin's Creek in Nelson County and VA 1141.1, VA 1141.2 "On the waters of Cane Run" are of particular interest) QUESTIONS: 1.) Reviewing the patents above, NATHANIEL EVANS appears to have purchased land in Nelson, Fayette, Lincoln, and Bourbon Counties. Was he a land speculator (an early Real Estate king buying up lands near the end of the Wilderness Trail and any sizable settlements near by)?Am I correct in my belief that these were "non-military" grants? 2.) Where did NATHANIEL EVANS reside? Did he indeed leave Virginia to reside on Hardin's Creek in Nelson County,Kentucky? *25 November 1787 JOHN JACKSON patented 400 acres on Hardin's Creek, Nelson County [Book 11], which he had originally surveyed for NATAHANIEL EVANS and acquired from him two years before [see Kentucky Land Grants, vol.1, part1, chapter2:Virginia Grants - the Counties of Kentucky, p. 68] This land was on the ridge between Hardins Creek and Rolling Fork. *Abstracts of Deeds 1785 -1808 Nelson County, Kentucky Compiled by NCHS page 46 Abstracts of Nelson County Deeds - Book Four p. 722 - 24 May 1793 Charles Ewing to Walter Beall, 271 pounds, 17 sh, 1100 ac. laying on Hardin's Creek, part of Nathaniel Evans settlement. (Could this be referring to the language of the patent rather than NATHANIEL EVANS physically address?) 3.) Did NATHANIEL EVANS leave a will, personal letters, a diary, business records, or other written matter that would document his off spring and or other family members? 4.) Was NATHANIEL EVANS of any relationship to the EDWARD EVANS who was living on Hardin's Creek in 1795. This EDWARD EVANS married SARAH "SALLY" EDMONDSON (niece of Brig. Gen. Edward Stevens) 15 March 1796 in Washington County, Kentucky (Washington County, Ky. Marriage Records 1792-1878 book; transcribed and compiled by Margaret Clark Kington; page 55.) The couple purchased lot a lot in Bardstown (ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS 1785-1808 NELSON CO. KY, Nelson co. His. Soc., p 185 Deed Book 7, p 10114 Mar 1797 Moses Moore of Jefferson Co. to Edward Evans, 3 lbs for 1/2 ac lot #113) and were residing on the "Caney Fork" in the area of the present Plum Run and Murray's Run Roads by 1800 ( Deed book 6 p 730 17 Oct 1800 Joshua Hobbs, Sr. to Wm Hopkins, $500, for 289 ac...on Caney Fork of Cox's Creek being part of Osburn Sprigg's preemption, adj Edward Evans.) 5.) Was NATHANIEL EVANS' land in Nelson County recorded in Jefferson County because Nelson County was yet to be formed? Old Kentucky Entries and Deeds" Willard Rouse Jillson page 203 Jefferson Entries Evans, Nathaniel 400 Acres Book A page 12 Entered 2 -19-1780 Water Course North Fork Cane Run Evans, Nathaniel 1,000 Acres Book A page 205 Entered 4-5-1782 Water course Floyd's Fork Evans, Nathaniel 500 Acres Book A page 211 Entered 6 -11-1781 Water Course Hardens Creek Evans, Nathaniel 400 Acres Book A page 211 Entered 6 -11-1781 Water Course Hardens Creek Evans, Nathaniel 500 Acres Book A page 211 Entered 6 -11-1781 Water Course Hardins Creek Thank you so much for leads, advice, warnings, and corrections! Mary Beth Abordo Kelseyville, California
Here is a listing of the free small books that we have for download. This is a commercial site and you need to go to the "Free Small books" in the middle of the page and click on the "here" to connect to the site. http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/ Free Books In Gallery: GA: History of Crisp Co. DAR 1916 History of Washington Co. by Ella Mitchell, 1924 Ky: History of Russellville & Logan Co. by Finley Old Kentucky Deeds: Lincoln Co. 1779-1787 Old Kentucky Deeds: Fayette Co. 1782-1794 N.C. Marriage Bonds of Tryon County NC from 1769-1870. Friends Records of Births and Deaths, Cane Creek, NC St. Bartholomew’s Parish, NC Bertie Co. Wills (1795-1840 abt.) NCHGR Bertie Co. Marriages 1762-1834 (1809-1819 missing) NCHGR S. C. Annals and Parish Register of St. Thomas - St. Denis SC St. James Church, Goose Creek, SC 1706-1909 Marriage Notices in SC & American General Gazette Chronicles of St. Mark’s Parish Santee Circuit Williamsburg Township, SC. French & Swiss Protestants in Charleston the Santee, Naturalization Records 1695-96 Vestry of St. Matthew’s Parish, SC 1769-1838 History of Grandal Shoals (Cherokee & Union Co., SC History of Fairfield Co., SC by Ederington The Parish of St. Michael, SC South Carolina in the Rev. War. by A. Southron Tenn. History of Overton County, Tenn. by Goodpasture. Reminiscences of Early Settlements & Settlers of McNairy Co., Tenn. by Gen. Marcus Wright Va. Lunenburg County, Va. Wills 1746-1825 Frederick Parish, Va. 1744-1780, Churches, Chapels, etc. Revolutionary Soldiers and Sailors for Northampton Co.,VA Virginia Wills Before 1799 by Wm. M. Clemens Historical Sketches of “Old Bruton Church” Williamsburg, Va. Williamsburg Wills Abt. 1750-1825 Old Surry, Va. History of Hampton & Eliz. City Co. Va. Tyler 1922 Scotch-Irish in the Valley of Virginia by Waddell Penn. Penn. Marriages Prior to 1799 W.Va History of Marion Co., W. VA. by Geo. A. Dunnington Sketches of Wood Co. W. VA by S. C. Shaw S-I Scotch-Irish in America by Dinsmore Scotch-Irish in the Valley of Virginia by Waddell