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The Noe/Noe' Family Reunion will be held in Colorado Springs, Colorado, July 28-30, 2006. The opening of the event will begin at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, July 28th at the Hampton Inn, meeting room #100. There will be a genealogy session at 7:30 p.m. on the family. Saturday will include several interesting and "fun" events including guided tours of Noe areas of CO and arriving at the Eagle Mountain Ranch (Noe Ranch) for a family social and etc. An optional event is an evening at Flying W Ranch which includes a western show and dinner. Sunday morning includes breakfast together, more visiting and ending the reunion with church at the Air Force Academy, Catholic and Protestant Services. For more information contact Dr. Clarence Noe, 505 Lakeside Circle, Pompano Beach, FL 33060 Phone: 954.942.6621 or email [email protected] The Reunion is open to any NOE and any pronunciation or spelling. If you have genealogy information on your Noe family, submit the information to Dr. Noe or myself. Jeannie Noe Carlisle, [email protected]

Thank you very much for the information on the Davis, Parrish and Ware families in the cemetery. I greatly appreciate your help. Jim _________________________________________________________________ FREE pop-up blocking with the new MSN Toolbar – get it now! http://toolbar.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200415ave/direct/01/

The cemetery office has both copies and will look things up for you. they didn'y have my relative but they were real nice. Jim Carr ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jennie & Bob Cox" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 4:51 AM Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book - Ware, Davis, Parrish > Hello Jim: > > These listings are taken from the blue-bound book "Frankfort Cemetery . . > . in Kentucky" published 1988 by The Kentucky Genealogical Society, "A > compilation of names and dates on all gravemarkers in the Frankfort > Cemetery" (Frankfort, Franklin County, KY). This book is out of print and > difficult to find, except in libraries and historical societies. There is > a white-bound book published in the past by the cemetery which contains a > listing of all burials, even those without markers. Unfortunately, I do > not have a copy of the white bound book. I believe the Kentucky > Historical Society in Frankfort has copies of both these books. > > Frankfort Cemetery was established about 1845 -1846. In the 1870's a fire > destroyed records of earlier lot sales and burials; a few lot deeds were > recorded in the Franklin County Clerk's office. The introduction to the > blue bound book mentions that there are "numerous burials in the Cemetery > without markers. In some cases, information about these may be obtained > from the Cemetery office." Also in the introduction to the blue-bound > book, mention is made of an earlier Frankfort Cemetery, still preserved > and now called Bellevue Cemetery located " around the hilltop on Leestown > Pike . . . in the Thorn Hill area, between US 421 and Fifth Street." It > contains burials before 1845. I do not know of any compilation of these > graves. > > There are no listings for the surname Ware. > ---------------------- > There are several listings for the surname Parrish (pages 200, 270, 303, > 448, and 464). > > Page 200 -- Section J "Decoration Hollow: > Parrish, Mildred C. Mar 13, 1920 - Mar 11, 1984 > > Page 270 -- Section M: > Parrish, Virginia G. Nov 28, 1922 - Mar 6, 1979 > Parrish, Gayle Lindsey Infant Son of Wallace and Virginia Parrish > Dec 23, 1947 - Dec 24, 1947 > > Page 303 -- Section O: > Parrish, Ellen 1882 - 1922 > > Page 448 -- Section R: > (note: other surnames are listed here, since they were apparently > together in the same plot) > Dean, Jobe Sep 22, 1881 - Jul 19, 1968 > Dean, Mary F. Aug 26, 1853 - Jan 4, 1934 > Dean, Lucy Jan 14, 1875 - Mar 14, 1940 > Dean, Nevil Mar 4, 1897 - Mar 31, 1960 > Frizzell, Ann Dean Jan 14, 1884 - Dec 19, 1970 > Dean, Paul Ky., Pvt. 1 Cl., 113 SN TN, 38th Division > (no birth date given) - Oct 18, 1942 > Parrish, Joe D. Nov 5, 1931 - Aug 6, 1979 > Parrish, Pansy Dean Wife of William Parrish Jul 26, 1891 - Nov > 10, 1931 > Parrish, William Feb > 25, 1881 - Aug 17, 1939 > > Page 464 -- Section T: > Parrish, Earl B. Mother Jan 29, 1896 - June 9, > 1983 > Parrish, Hubert W. Father Jul 6, 1894 - Apr 16, 1965 > Parrish, Preston Jan 16, 1915 - Mar > 15, 1961 > Parrish, Hubert W. Jr. Kentucky PFC, Marines, 4 Marine Div., World War > II Aug 3, 1926 - Feb 27, 1945 > ------------------------ > > There are numerous listings for the surname Davis (pages 17, 58, 127, 199, > 206, 251, 254, 346, 358, 413, 453, 457). > > Page 17 -- Section A - Addition: > Davis, Elmer Gaines Apr 6, 1892 - Sep 26, 1966 > Davis, Mary Hill Mar 10, 1891 - Aug 12 - 1982 > Davis, John Michael Nov 9, 1961 - May 6, 1978 > Davis, Xandra Hoover Mother of John Michael Davis, her only son > Feb 21, 1937 - May 31, 1981 > > Page 58 -- Section C: > Davis, Mary P. 1842 - 1910 > > Page 127 - Section F - Addition: > Davis, Harry G., Jr. Apr 1, 1943 - Jun 11, 1959 > > Page 199 -- Section J: > Davis, H. W. Jan 1, 1804 - Dec 5, 1864 > Davis, Margaret C. Wife (no birth date given) - Sep 25, > 1856 > > Page 206 -- Section K (Military Monument area): > On the Military Monument erected by KY AD1850: "Kentucky has erected this > column in gratitude equally to her officers and soldiers. The Principal > battles and campaigns in which her sons devoted their lives to their > country are inscribed on the bands, and beneath the same are the names of > the officers who fell. The names of her soldiers who died for their > country are too numerous to be inscribed on any column." > Below one of the bands for "Raisen": Surgeon Thomas C. Davis > > Page 251 -- Section M: > Davis, Minerva Wife of John Davis 1803 - Feb 20, > 1850 > Davis, Robert E. Mar > 24, 1854 - Oct 16, 1902 > > Page 254 -- Section M: > Davis, Cad Old Soldier (no birth date > given) - 1904 > Davis, Sallie 1826 - 1893 > > nearby: > Davis, Eliza E. Wife of Charles D. Davis May 12, 1871 - > Mar 25, 1880 > Davis, Charles D. Son of C.D. and E. E. Davis May 5, 1871 - May > 27, 1878 > > Page 346 -- Section P: > Davis, Sergt. James E. 4th Infantry (no dates) > Davis, Julia In Memory of His Beloved Wife (no > birth date) - Feb 12, 1872 > > Page 358 -- Section P: > all together in the same plot: > Davis, Nell G. Wife of Adolph Davis Feb 16, 1903 - Aug 2, 1971 > Davis, Adolph M. May 20, 1887 - Jan > 12, 1984 > Davis, Eva S. Wife of Jeff Davis May 17, 1913 - Aug 13, > 1962 > Davis, Henrietta S. Wife of David Davis Jan 5, 1879 - Jun 26, 1953 > Davis, David P. Feb 8, 1877 - > May 22, 1952 > Davis, Marie P. Wife of Isadore Davis Mar 21, 1859 - May 11, 1898 > Davis, I. Jan 14, > 1850 - Feb 28, 1931 > Davis, Olga R. Wife of Maurice S. Nov 8, 1881 - Apr 24, > 1960 > Davis, Maurice S., M.D. Dec 26, 1880 - Mar > 2, 1969 > > Page 413 -- Glenn's Creek Section: > In a plot together: > Halleck, Permelia Branch Oct 24, 1835 - > Jun 2, 1910 > Halleck, Kittie B. 1866 -1934 > Davis, Nancy Wife (no dates > given) > Davis, Squire Husband (no dates given) > > Page 453 -- Section S: > In a plot together: > Davis, Thomas Overstreet 1896 - 1968 > Davis, Ruth Deakins 1892 - 1967 > Deakins, Willie Joe 1876 - 1953 > > Page 457 -- Section S: > Davis, Scott Anderson 1967 - 1967 > > In addition to the above entries, I suggest you try the on-line FREE site > for the Lexington Cemetery, Fayette Co, KY, (only about 25 -30 miles > away), which was established in 1849. > Good luck! > Virginia Perry Cox > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "J R" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 1:56 AM > Subject: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book - Ware, Davis, Parrish > > > Does the cemetery book have listings for the following Surnames? > > Ware > Davis > Parrish > > Thanks, > Jim > > _________________________________________________________________ > FREE pop-up blocking with the new MSN Toolbar - get it now! > http://toolbar.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200415ave/direct/01/ >

My brickwall is Joseph Richard Games and any one close to him. Thanks.. Linda Shull (Gaston, SC)

Hello Jim: These listings are taken from the blue-bound book "Frankfort Cemetery . . . in Kentucky" published 1988 by The Kentucky Genealogical Society, "A compilation of names and dates on all gravemarkers in the Frankfort Cemetery" (Frankfort, Franklin County, KY). This book is out of print and difficult to find, except in libraries and historical societies. There is a white-bound book published in the past by the cemetery which contains a listing of all burials, even those without markers. Unfortunately, I do not have a copy of the white bound book. I believe the Kentucky Historical Society in Frankfort has copies of both these books. Frankfort Cemetery was established about 1845 -1846. In the 1870's a fire destroyed records of earlier lot sales and burials; a few lot deeds were recorded in the Franklin County Clerk's office. The introduction to the blue bound book mentions that there are "numerous burials in the Cemetery without markers. In some cases, information about these may be obtained from the Cemetery office." Also in the introduction to the blue-bound book, mention is made of an earlier Frankfort Cemetery, still preserved and now called Bellevue Cemetery located " around the hilltop on Leestown Pike . . . in the Thorn Hill area, between US 421 and Fifth Street." It contains burials before 1845. I do not know of any compilation of these graves. There are no listings for the surname Ware. ---------------------- There are several listings for the surname Parrish (pages 200, 270, 303, 448, and 464). Page 200 -- Section J "Decoration Hollow: Parrish, Mildred C. Mar 13, 1920 - Mar 11, 1984 Page 270 -- Section M: Parrish, Virginia G. Nov 28, 1922 - Mar 6, 1979 Parrish, Gayle Lindsey Infant Son of Wallace and Virginia Parrish Dec 23, 1947 - Dec 24, 1947 Page 303 -- Section O: Parrish, Ellen 1882 - 1922 Page 448 -- Section R: (note: other surnames are listed here, since they were apparently together in the same plot) Dean, Jobe Sep 22, 1881 - Jul 19, 1968 Dean, Mary F. Aug 26, 1853 - Jan 4, 1934 Dean, Lucy Jan 14, 1875 - Mar 14, 1940 Dean, Nevil Mar 4, 1897 - Mar 31, 1960 Frizzell, Ann Dean Jan 14, 1884 - Dec 19, 1970 Dean, Paul Ky., Pvt. 1 Cl., 113 SN TN, 38th Division (no birth date given) - Oct 18, 1942 Parrish, Joe D. Nov 5, 1931 - Aug 6, 1979 Parrish, Pansy Dean Wife of William Parrish Jul 26, 1891 - Nov 10, 1931 Parrish, William Feb 25, 1881 - Aug 17, 1939 Page 464 -- Section T: Parrish, Earl B. Mother Jan 29, 1896 - June 9, 1983 Parrish, Hubert W. Father Jul 6, 1894 - Apr 16, 1965 Parrish, Preston Jan 16, 1915 - Mar 15, 1961 Parrish, Hubert W. Jr. Kentucky PFC, Marines, 4 Marine Div., World War II Aug 3, 1926 - Feb 27, 1945 ------------------------ There are numerous listings for the surname Davis (pages 17, 58, 127, 199, 206, 251, 254, 346, 358, 413, 453, 457). Page 17 -- Section A - Addition: Davis, Elmer Gaines Apr 6, 1892 - Sep 26, 1966 Davis, Mary Hill Mar 10, 1891 - Aug 12 - 1982 Davis, John Michael Nov 9, 1961 - May 6, 1978 Davis, Xandra Hoover Mother of John Michael Davis, her only son Feb 21, 1937 - May 31, 1981 Page 58 -- Section C: Davis, Mary P. 1842 - 1910 Page 127 - Section F - Addition: Davis, Harry G., Jr. Apr 1, 1943 - Jun 11, 1959 Page 199 -- Section J: Davis, H. W. Jan 1, 1804 - Dec 5, 1864 Davis, Margaret C. Wife (no birth date given) - Sep 25, 1856 Page 206 -- Section K (Military Monument area): On the Military Monument erected by KY AD1850: "Kentucky has erected this column in gratitude equally to her officers and soldiers. The Principal battles and campaigns in which her sons devoted their lives to their country are inscribed on the bands, and beneath the same are the names of the officers who fell. The names of her soldiers who died for their country are too numerous to be inscribed on any column." Below one of the bands for "Raisen": Surgeon Thomas C. Davis Page 251 -- Section M: Davis, Minerva Wife of John Davis 1803 - Feb 20, 1850 Davis, Robert E. Mar 24, 1854 - Oct 16, 1902 Page 254 -- Section M: Davis, Cad Old Soldier (no birth date given) - 1904 Davis, Sallie 1826 - 1893 nearby: Davis, Eliza E. Wife of Charles D. Davis May 12, 1871 - Mar 25, 1880 Davis, Charles D. Son of C.D. and E. E. Davis May 5, 1871 - May 27, 1878 Page 346 -- Section P: Davis, Sergt. James E. 4th Infantry (no dates) Davis, Julia In Memory of His Beloved Wife (no birth date) - Feb 12, 1872 Page 358 -- Section P: all together in the same plot: Davis, Nell G. Wife of Adolph Davis Feb 16, 1903 - Aug 2, 1971 Davis, Adolph M. May 20, 1887 - Jan 12, 1984 Davis, Eva S. Wife of Jeff Davis May 17, 1913 - Aug 13, 1962 Davis, Henrietta S. Wife of David Davis Jan 5, 1879 - Jun 26, 1953 Davis, David P. Feb 8, 1877 - May 22, 1952 Davis, Marie P. Wife of Isadore Davis Mar 21, 1859 - May 11, 1898 Davis, I. Jan 14, 1850 - Feb 28, 1931 Davis, Olga R. Wife of Maurice S. Nov 8, 1881 - Apr 24, 1960 Davis, Maurice S., M.D. Dec 26, 1880 - Mar 2, 1969 Page 413 -- Glenn's Creek Section: In a plot together: Halleck, Permelia Branch Oct 24, 1835 - Jun 2, 1910 Halleck, Kittie B. 1866 -1934 Davis, Nancy Wife (no dates given) Davis, Squire Husband (no dates given) Page 453 -- Section S: In a plot together: Davis, Thomas Overstreet 1896 - 1968 Davis, Ruth Deakins 1892 - 1967 Deakins, Willie Joe 1876 - 1953 Page 457 -- Section S: Davis, Scott Anderson 1967 - 1967 In addition to the above entries, I suggest you try the on-line FREE site for the Lexington Cemetery, Fayette Co, KY, (only about 25 -30 miles away), which was established in 1849. Good luck! Virginia Perry Cox ----- Original Message ----- From: "J R" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 1:56 AM Subject: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book - Ware, Davis, Parrish Does the cemetery book have listings for the following Surnames? 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Jean and Bob Cox I have one of brick wall that could be in Franklin Co. Ky. I have a marriage for a George Bryan Forbis and a Mary Perrigan in about 1786 in Franklin Co. Ky. I have no records on Mary Perrigan or her family. Could there be any Perrigan, or any variations of this name in you Cemetery book? Thank You Pat Forbis -----Original Message----- From: Jennie & Bob Cox [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 6:52 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book - Ware, Davis, Parrish Hello Jim: These listings are taken from the blue-bound book "Frankfort Cemetery . . . in Kentucky" published 1988 by The Kentucky Genealogical Society, "A compilation of names and dates on all gravemarkers in the Frankfort Cemetery" (Frankfort, Franklin County, KY). This book is out of print and difficult to find, except in libraries and historical societies. There is a white-bound book published in the past by the cemetery which contains a listing of all burials, even those without markers. Unfortunately, I do not have a copy of the white bound book. I believe the Kentucky Historical Society in Frankfort has copies of both these books. Frankfort Cemetery was established about 1845 -1846. In the 1870's a fire destroyed records of earlier lot sales and burials; a few lot deeds were recorded in the Franklin County Clerk's office. The introduction to the blue bound book mentions that there are "numerous burials in the Cemetery without markers. In some cases, information about these may be obtained from the Cemetery office." Also in the introduction to the blue-bound book, mention is made of an earlier Frankfort Cemetery, still preserved and now called Bellevue Cemetery located " around the hilltop on Leestown Pike . . . in the Thorn Hill area, between US 421 and Fifth Street." It contains burials before 1845. I do not know of any compilation of these graves. There are no listings for the surname Ware.

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There's been lots of activity on this site lately......have you seen them? If not......you may want to promote your book. See you Friday. J On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 19:14:38 -0400 "Jennie & Bob Cox" <[email protected]> writes: > The blue-bound cemetery book is out of print. I was fortunate that > my > parents, who live in KY and regularly maintain the family graves in > the Old > Frankfort Cemetery, purchased a copy when it was initially printed > in 1988. > They probably bought it directly from the Kentucky Genealogical > Society. I > have no idea of the cost. If you need a couple of look-ups, let me > know > (they gave me their book, once I became interested in genealogy). > The white-bound book (which I have not yet seen) has been and will > be again > published by the Old Frankfort Cemetery. Don't know what it will > cost, but > I am supposed to be on their list when they next publish this book > (supposed > to be this year sometime). > I believe that the Kentucky Historical Society has copies of both in > their > archives/library in Frankfort. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 10:52 AM > Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book > > > > How and where to you request this book?? Any idea of the cost? > > > > Barb > > Barbara (MANLEY) Hernden > > ge-ne-al-o-gist: n. 1. a person who spends more time searching for > dead > > relatives than spending time with living relatives. 2. a person > who can > > not remember his own wedding anniversary but knows his > > great-great-grandmother's birthdate. 3. a person who spends a lot > of time > > talking with others about long-time deceased people. 4. a person > with no > > other hobbies. > > Remember ... Old Genealogists Never Die--They Just Lose Their > Census > > Researching the surnames of MANLEY, BLACKMORE, HERNDEN, KOZMA, > SMALLSHAW > > and LOOSEMORE. > > > > >

The blue-bound cemetery book is out of print. I was fortunate that my parents, who live in KY and regularly maintain the family graves in the Old Frankfort Cemetery, purchased a copy when it was initially printed in 1988. They probably bought it directly from the Kentucky Genealogical Society. I have no idea of the cost. If you need a couple of look-ups, let me know (they gave me their book, once I became interested in genealogy). The white-bound book (which I have not yet seen) has been and will be again published by the Old Frankfort Cemetery. Don't know what it will cost, but I am supposed to be on their list when they next publish this book (supposed to be this year sometime). I believe that the Kentucky Historical Society has copies of both in their archives/library in Frankfort. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 10:52 AM Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book > How and where to you request this book?? Any idea of the cost? > > Barb > Barbara (MANLEY) Hernden > ge-ne-al-o-gist: n. 1. a person who spends more time searching for dead > relatives than spending time with living relatives. 2. a person who can > not remember his own wedding anniversary but knows his > great-great-grandmother's birthdate. 3. a person who spends a lot of time > talking with others about long-time deceased people. 4. a person with no > other hobbies. > Remember ... Old Genealogists Never Die--They Just Lose Their Census > Researching the surnames of MANLEY, BLACKMORE, HERNDEN, KOZMA, SMALLSHAW > and LOOSEMORE. >

Hi, The best places to check are the State Archives. They may be able to tell you if they have the naturalization papers. You may even find them on the LDS films for the county he was living in. I found my gr. grandfather's Intention for Citizenship that he filled out. I found that on the LDS film for the county he was living in upstate NY. He never became a citizen as he died 1 year before becoming eligible. The next 2 places are NARA. You can either try the regional NARA office that handles the papers for several states in a region or you can try the one in Washington, DC. I got my grandfather's Naturalization papers through the regional office of Waltham, MA. Sue in Florida [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 1:17 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [KYFRANKL] Naturalization Records My great grandfather, Daniel Callahan, came to Frankfort around 1860. Where would be the best place to look for his naturalization record? His future wife, Briget Sullivan, came a few years before he did. Both came from County Cork. Thanks, Bill B.

My great grandfather, Daniel Callahan, came to Frankfort around 1860. Where would be the best place to look for his naturalization record? His future wife, Briget Sullivan, came a few years before he did. Both came from County Cork. Thanks, Bill B.

Frankfort Cemetery 215 East Main Frankfort, Kentucky 502-227-2403 -----Original Message----- From: James R Carr [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 1:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book Does anyone havt the cemetery phone number? Jim Carr

Thanks Eric, Called them. Their very nice, But no record of my ancestor. Jim carr ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric James" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 10:58 AM Subject: RE: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book > Frankfort Cemetery > 215 East Main > Frankfort, Kentucky > 502-227-2403 > > -----Original Message----- > From: James R Carr [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 1:49 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book > > Does anyone havt the cemetery phone number? > Jim Carr > >

I suggest you check with the cemetery office. I am going to. Bill Brinly

How and where to you request this book?? Any idea of the cost? Barb Barbara (MANLEY) Hernden ge-ne-al-o-gist: n. 1. a person who spends more time searching for dead relatives than spending time with living relatives. 2. a person who can not remember his own wedding anniversary but knows his great-great-grandmother's birthdate. 3. a person who spends a lot of time talking with others about long-time deceased people. 4. a person with no other hobbies. Remember ... Old Genealogists Never Die--They Just Lose Their Census Researching the surnames of MANLEY, BLACKMORE, HERNDEN, KOZMA, SMALLSHAW and LOOSEMORE.

Does anyone havt the cemetery phone number? Jim Carr ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 7:55 AM Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Cemetery Book >I suggest you check with the cemetery office. I am going to. > > Bill Brinly >

Virginia, I have been to the Frankfort cemetery many times. I was there about a month ago looking at the graves of my Moore ancestors, Jarrot and Susan Jane Logsdon Moore. My mother was from Frankfort and I have dozens of relations buried there. The Sullivan/Callahan duplex was located across the street from the cemetery on Main, with the back yard overlooking the prison. My grandmother, Ellen V. Callahan, was born there in 1869. I checked with the cemetery office and they told me the same thing about the white book. They said that it would be a limited publication, three or four hundred. I guess if a person wants one, now is the time to put in a request. Bill Brinly

Hello Bill: I have recently learned that there are TWO Frankfort Cemetery books! The one I have is a hardbound BLUE covered book "Frankfort Cemetery . . . in Kentucky" copyright 1988 by the KY Genealogical Society. This book contains only TRANSCRIPTIONS OF GRAVE STONES in existence when the book was developed. The other book, which I do not have a copy of, is bound with a WHITE cover. This book, which I believe is published by the cemetery, contains a record of ALL BURIALS in the cemetery, even those without a grave marker. Give the cemetery a call -- when I last spoke with them (fall 2005), they were getting ready to publish an updated version of the WHITE book. The office at this cemetery is small and not always open, but when you can reach somebody in the office, they are very helpful. This is a beautiful old-fashioned cemetery, and the family that maintains the cemetery lives in a large old Victorian style home at the entrance to the cemetery. Although I have some Sullivan's in my line about 3 generations back (Lucy Jane Sullivan who married Lewis Walker Butler Noland, lived and died in Frankfort, KY), I don't think we are related, since I understand my Sullivan lines were Protestant. Good luck! Virginia Perry Cox ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2006 12:46 PM Subject: [KYFRANKL] Morris Sullivan Family > Morris Sullivan, my great grandmother's brother, came to the US in 1857 > and > settled in Frankfort, KY. On Oct. 20, 1868, he married Johannah Sheehan at > the > Good Shepherd Catholic Church. For many years he and his family lived in a > duplex house on east Main St. My great grandparents, Daniel and Briget > Sullivan Callahan, lived in the other duplex. > > Morris Sullivan died Feb.16, 1917 and is buried in Frankfort Cemetery. > Johanna Sullivan died April 28, 1923 and is buried in the Frankfort > Cemetery. > Their names are not in the Frankfort Cemetery Book, so I presume they have > no > head stone. > > Would like an obit on Morris and/or Johannah, if possible. Failing that, I > would like to know if there are any descendants of this couple still > living. > Any help in this area would be appreciated. > > Bill Brinly >

Bill- Good Shepherd should have a record of the Sullivan family, including baptisms, marriages, and deaths. Although there is a new church, built in the 1990s, the old church is still in use for daily Masses and the church rectory is located next door, I believe. (I live in Chicago, but used to spend a *lot* of time in Frankfort in my youth, and still get back there a couple of times a year.) There is a separate "Catholic" section of the Frankfort Cemetery; perhaps the Church's records also cover who is buried in that section, also. Someone from Frankfort please help: Wasn't there a Sullivan's funeral home in Frankfort? I just spoke with my dad (age 90). He tells me that Mr. Pat Sullivan was the president of the Farmer's Bank, and loaned him some money when he needed to go to graduate school. Good luck. Carl Moore [email protected] wrote: >Morris Sullivan, my great grandmother's brother, came to the US in 1857 and >settled in Frankfort, KY. On Oct. 20, 1868, he married Johannah Sheehan at the > Good Shepherd Catholic Church. For many years he and his family lived in a >duplex house on east Main St. My great grandparents, Daniel and Briget >Sullivan Callahan, lived in the other duplex. > >Morris Sullivan died Feb.16, 1917 and is buried in Frankfort Cemetery. >Johanna Sullivan died April 28, 1923 and is buried in the Frankfort Cemetery. >Their names are not in the Frankfort Cemetery Book, so I presume they have no >head stone. > >Would like an obit on Morris and/or Johannah, if possible. Failing that, I >would like to know if there are any descendants of this couple still living. >Any help in this area would be appreciated. > >Bill Brinly > > > > >