Ernest A. Moore was married to Clara B. Kirby on 16 Oct. 1895 in Franklin County, KY. Witnesses were Amanda Hunley and Jessie Kirby. Ernest appears to remarry on 26 Dec 1900 to Pearl Scott Frakes of Meade County, KY. If this is the same Ernest A. Moore, I would assume that Clara B. Kirby had passed away before 1900. Does anyone know what happened to Clara or if she had any children? Ernest was my mother's first cousin. Ernest died in 1910 and is buried in Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville. Thanks for any help. Bill Brinly

Is there an obituary available for JOHANNA SULLIVAN who died 28 Apr 1923 and is buried in the Frankfort Cemetery? Her husband Morris died 16 Feb 1917 and is also buried in the Frankfort cemetery. Morris was the brother of my great grandmother Bridget Sullivan, who was married to Daniel Callahan. At one time the Sullivans and Callahans lived in a duplex on East Main in Frankfort. I would like to know what happened to the children of MORRIS and JOHANNA SULLIVAN and hope her obituary will shed some light on their where about's at the time of her death. Any help appreciated, Bill Brinly

In the Frankfort Cemetery index, there are four WIRAM graves listed. Three are in the WAKEFIELD family plot. JIM WAKEFIELD'S niece, Angeline KIRBY married a HIRAM WIREMAN. Is he the HIRAM WIRAM buried 6/8/1930 and is the HIRAM WIRAM buried in 1/2/1898 really Mrs. HIRAM WIRAM ( Angeline Kirby)? If so, who are the other two WIRAMS buried in the cemetery? Any help greatly appreciated, Bill Brinly

I have a relative whom I suspect was an inmate in  the State pen at Frankfort in 1900.  Anyone know who I would contact at the state pen  to find out more information about him? Doyle King [email protected]

Doyle, Their website is: http://www.corrections.ky.gov/ Department of Corrections Health Services Building 275 East Main Street P.O. Box 2400 Frankfort, KY 40602-2400 Phone: (502) 564-4726 Fax: (502) 564-5037 Suggest going to the site and figuring out who you want to contact. Good luck! Remove my email address when you forward. And use the BCC (blind carbon copy) section. Say "NO" to spammers Barb Barbara (MANLEY) Hernden "Those who take no interest in the history of their ancestors do not deserve to be remembered by their posterity." 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. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Thu, Apr 29, 2010 2:32 pm Subject: [KYFRANKL] (no subject) I have a relative whom I suspect was an inmate in the State pen at Frankfort in 900. Anyone know who I would contact at the state pen to find out more nformation about him? Doyle King [email protected] ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

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Bill Brinley Sorry no Moores in the family but am interested in your name. I believe you are commected to the LGS. and wondered if you went to Jeffersontown High. Maggie B Wise ____________________________________________________________ Penny Stock Jumping 2000% Sign up to the #1 voted penny stock newsletter for free today! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3131/4bcdaf8ca26e338068st06vuc

Please note that the last message I sent contained an error in the first line. It should have been 1870 census for Franklin County. Sorry, Bill Brinly

Sorry, my mistake. I should have said the 1870 census. Thanks, BB -----Original Message----- From: Carl Moore <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Sent: Tue, Apr 20, 2010 8:22 am Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Related Moore families?? Bill- I am having problems locating the 1880 Census page you mention in the first entence of your e-mail. Would you please verify that it is correct? Carl Moore On Apr 19, 2010, at 11:50 PM, [email protected] wrote: > The 1880 Franklin County Census for Bald Knob has on page 4 , line 8, the ILTON MOORE family. Line 15 has the LETHA MOORE family. Are these two families elated? A little background. My great uncle OBEDIAH MOORE will marry MALISSA MOORE the aughter of LETHA MOORE on 12 OCT 1873. This will be the second marriage for oth. On 5 JUN 1876, OBEDIAH MOORE dies and in buried in the Pleasant Ridge aptist Church cemetery, grave #317. On 2 DEC 1883, SUSAN MOORE the daughter of ILTON MOORE dies and is buried in the same cemetery, grave #319. This has led ome to believe that OBEDIAH and SUSAN were married. Not so. OBEDIAH MOORE and MALISSA MOORE had one child, a daughter MILDRED. OBEDIAH had son, GARRETT, born to his first wife ELIZABETH YOUNG. MELISSA had a daughter y her first husband, WILLIAM RUSSELL. After OBEDIAH'S death, MALISSA married ames FINNEY and had several more children. By 1880, OBEDIAH'S children are iving with JAMES WAKEFIELD and his wife SARAH JANE MOORE, OBEDIAH'S sister. On the same census page, line 26, is the FRANCIS KERBY family. FRANCIS KERBY'S ife LUCY, happens to be the sister of JAMES WAKEFIELD. Would like to know if the two Moore families, Milton' e and Letha's are elated. Thanks, Bill Brinly ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

Maggie, No. I did not go to Jeffersontown High. But, I am sure that some of my cousins did. You will notice that I have no E in my last name. Most of the others do, but, we are all related, descending from Jacob Brindley and Eve Hoke in PA. and the family Plantation on Floyds Fork. Bill Brinly -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tue, Apr 20, 2010 9:43 am Subject: Re: [KYFRANKL] Related Moore families?? Bill Brinley orry no Moores in the family but am interested in your name. I believe you are ommected to the LGS. and wondered if you went to Jeffersontown High. aggie B Wise ___________________________________________________________ enny Stock Jumping 2000% ign up to the #1 voted penny stock newsletter for free today! ttp://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3131/4bcdaf8ca26e338068st06vuc ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

> > Bill- > > I figured out that you are referring to the 1870 Census. > > Yes, the families headed by Milton Moore and Lethe Moore are related, although Lethe, herself, is a Moore by marriage. > > Milton Moore (1829-1914) ---> Henry Scott Moore (1802-1873) & Margaret Robertson (1805-1883) ----> Elnathan Moore (c 1763-1849) & Mary (Polly) Scott (b 1774- a 1840). > > Malissa Moore (c 1855-1933) ----> Elnathan Moore (1825- b 1870) & Mary Leatha Doan (1834-1904) ----> John Ransome Moore ( >1796-1850) & Rachael Robinson (c 1800- a 1870) -----> Elnathan Moore & Mary (Polly) Scott. > > John Ransome Moore & Henry Scott Moore owned overlapping tracts of land in the Bald Knob area. [I attempted to send a map of these properties with an earlier draft of this message; apparently, RootsWeb objects to such attachments. If you would like a copy, please let me know.] > > Thus, it is quite common to find descendants of both families living in close proximity in the late-nineteenth / early-twentieth centuries as was the case in the 1870 Census. > > As to Melissa Moore, a child of Elnathan & Lethe Moore, "Lissa Russell" is identified in a Franklin County KY Commissioners Deed dated 6 November 1874 apportioning the land of John Ransome Moore among his heirs. One of the lots was given to a group consisting of Lissa Russell, John Moore & James Moore (the children of Elnathan Moore & Mary Leatha Doan). > > Franklin Co Marriage Book 4, p. 165, reports the Aug 2, 1870 marriage of "Molissa Moore" to Wm. D. Russell; Witness: F.M. Smith, Milton? Moore; At: Lethy Moore; By: Enoch Wakefield. > > Carl Moore > > > On Apr 19, 2010, at 11:50 PM, [email protected] wrote: > >> >> >> >> The 1880 Franklin County Census for Bald Knob has on page 4 , line 8, the MILTON MOORE family. Line 15 has the LETHA MOORE family. Are these two families related? >> >> A little background. My great uncle OBEDIAH MOORE will marry MALISSA MOORE the daughter of LETHA MOORE on 12 OCT 1873. This will be the second marriage for both. On 5 JUN 1876, OBEDIAH MOORE dies and in buried in the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church cemetery, grave #317. On 2 DEC 1883, SUSAN MOORE the daughter of MILTON MOORE dies and is buried in the same cemetery, grave #319. This has led some to believe that OBEDIAH and SUSAN were married. Not so. >> >> OBEDIAH MOORE and MALISSA MOORE had one child, a daughter MILDRED. OBEDIAH had a son, GARRETT, born to his first wife ELIZABETH YOUNG. MELISSA had a daughter by her first husband, WILLIAM RUSSELL. After OBEDIAH'S death, MALISSA married James FINNEY and had several more children. By 1880, OBEDIAH'S children are living with JAMES WAKEFIELD and his wife SARAH JANE MOORE, OBEDIAH'S sister. >> >> On the same census page, line 26, is the FRANCIS KERBY family. FRANCIS KERBY'S wife LUCY, happens to be the sister of JAMES WAKEFIELD. >> >> Would like to know if the two Moore families, Milton' e and Letha's are related. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Bill Brinly >> >> ------------------------------- >> 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 >

Bill- I am having problems locating the 1880 Census page you mention in the first sentence of your e-mail. Would you please verify that it is correct? Carl Moore On Apr 19, 2010, at 11:50 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > > > The 1880 Franklin County Census for Bald Knob has on page 4 , line 8, the MILTON MOORE family. Line 15 has the LETHA MOORE family. Are these two families related? > > A little background. My great uncle OBEDIAH MOORE will marry MALISSA MOORE the daughter of LETHA MOORE on 12 OCT 1873. This will be the second marriage for both. On 5 JUN 1876, OBEDIAH MOORE dies and in buried in the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church cemetery, grave #317. On 2 DEC 1883, SUSAN MOORE the daughter of MILTON MOORE dies and is buried in the same cemetery, grave #319. This has led some to believe that OBEDIAH and SUSAN were married. Not so. > > OBEDIAH MOORE and MALISSA MOORE had one child, a daughter MILDRED. OBEDIAH had a son, GARRETT, born to his first wife ELIZABETH YOUNG. MELISSA had a daughter by her first husband, WILLIAM RUSSELL. After OBEDIAH'S death, MALISSA married James FINNEY and had several more children. By 1880, OBEDIAH'S children are living with JAMES WAKEFIELD and his wife SARAH JANE MOORE, OBEDIAH'S sister. > > On the same census page, line 26, is the FRANCIS KERBY family. FRANCIS KERBY'S wife LUCY, happens to be the sister of JAMES WAKEFIELD. > > Would like to know if the two Moore families, Milton' e and Letha's are related. > > Thanks, > > Bill Brinly > > ------------------------------- > 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

The 1880 Franklin County Census for Bald Knob has on page 4 , line 8, the MILTON MOORE family. Line 15 has the LETHA MOORE family. Are these two families related? A little background. My great uncle OBEDIAH MOORE will marry MALISSA MOORE the daughter of LETHA MOORE on 12 OCT 1873. This will be the second marriage for both. On 5 JUN 1876, OBEDIAH MOORE dies and in buried in the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church cemetery, grave #317. On 2 DEC 1883, SUSAN MOORE the daughter of MILTON MOORE dies and is buried in the same cemetery, grave #319. This has led some to believe that OBEDIAH and SUSAN were married. Not so. OBEDIAH MOORE and MALISSA MOORE had one child, a daughter MILDRED. OBEDIAH had a son, GARRETT, born to his first wife ELIZABETH YOUNG. MELISSA had a daughter by her first husband, WILLIAM RUSSELL. After OBEDIAH'S death, MALISSA married James FINNEY and had several more children. By 1880, OBEDIAH'S children are living with JAMES WAKEFIELD and his wife SARAH JANE MOORE, OBEDIAH'S sister. On the same census page, line 26, is the FRANCIS KERBY family. FRANCIS KERBY'S wife LUCY, happens to be the sister of JAMES WAKEFIELD. Would like to know if the two Moore families, Milton' e and Letha's are related. Thanks, Bill Brinly

Hello folks - just want to inform everyone about the recent up-date to my Buford website. www.bufordfamilies.com In addition to my regular pages that you all might be familiar with I have added a new category. It is entitled "OLD NEWS" and has ten(10) sub titles. This has been a ton of fun for me and a great way of researching my family. As I researched my Buford family I have also included some of my collateral families. I believe everyone might find something of interest to read as there is a lot of history to be found in the old newspapers available in local libraries and on micro-film. Hard on the eyes but if you are a history buff like I am, it is well worth the time and eye strain. My up-date covers over a hundred new pages. I hope you all find something interesting. If you have questions you may contact me at: [email protected] My sincere apologies if you receive duplicate emails regarding my update. Thanks and God Bless - Fern K. Buford Walker www.bufordfamilies.com

Hi Folks, I'm trying to help a friend. We are looking for information on a woman, Sannie Smith, born 1904 to Cassius & Alice Smith. We know she had a brother by the name of Henry Giltner Smith, he went by Giltner. I found them in the 1910 & 1920 census around the Forks of Elkhorn area. I found Giltner in the Ky Death Index, he died in 1980. Sannie was said to have never married so her death certificate should be listed as Smith but I can't find it. Does anyone know ANYTHING about this family? Thanks, Lynda Combs Gipson

Hello Folks, I am looking for information on the John YOUNG on the 1810 Franklin Co KY census. Any help would be very appreciated. Thank you, Eldon

Casey/Carpenter Reunion 2009 and Celebration of Elmo Casey's 102nd Birthday The Casey/Carpenter Reunion and celebration of Elmo Casey's 102nd birthday will be Saturday August 29 in the fellowship hall at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. The church is located in Mt. Eden on highway 53 in Shelby County. KY. A PDF directional map is available upon request. Tours to family grave sites will begin at 10 AM for those interested. A potluck meal will begin at noon. There will be a display of family pictures, quilts, glassware and other items of interest. You are invited to bring items to share in this display. There will also be a limited number of Casey and Carpenter family history reports. To help in planning for the day, please let us know by August 20 of your plans to attend the reunion and also let us know if you are interested in the tours. Contacts are Barry Casey 859-366-4314, [email protected], Russell Casey [email protected], Ellen May [email protected] ,or Joyce Cloyd 502-747-9902, 502-321-2899 [email protected] Hope you can attend, Russell Casey

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There 87 people attending and lot of good old timey. finger licking, food and lots of tall stories and family fellowship. We had many new people this year in the King families, Ramsey families, Casady families and the Gregory and Fairchild families. Viola Betty Cassity Ramsey Gregory was the oldest attending 89, She will be 90 October 14 2009 Her Nephew Bailey Clemons King was next Oldest attending 84. He will be 85 December 19 2009 Beil has several children and grandchildren attending. The Youngest attending was my granddaughter Kalleigh Jo Fairchild 19 months, 2 December 05 2009 Mike and Christy Ewing Fairchild attended with Jennifer Rose and Mike Jr. Greg Fairchild and Kimberly Ann Fairchild attended with Aaron, Keeley and Kalleigh Jo. Also attending again this year was Kim's mother Patti Hale Turner and Her intended Don Elliott. Patti and I are best friends and we go to Madi Gras and other places together. Sandra King Elrod attended for the 1st and gave us her mothers fruit salad recipe and will be published in our newsletters Her Father Raymond Carlos King attended the 06/2007 Reunion and Later that fall he was hit by acr not yeilding a stop sign in Auburn, Logan, KY. Nell King Martin Dooley attending with her 2 children and a daughter in law. Martha Mae King Martin attended with her husband Curtis Martin King and their son and wife. William Henry Hughes was attending and a Nephew of Viola Cassity Ramsey Gregory and he was 75. 04/2009. He is the son of John And Hester Cassity Hughes. New attending were Kenny and Linda Zumbro Brazzell Great Granddaughter of William Jefferson Hughes. Grand Parents George and Nell Hughes Holland and Parents were Jewell and Marie Hollan Zumbro. We also had 1st timers Pat Hughes Scott and Elizabeth Hughes Gregory Petty. They are the Children of Wert and Ruby Hughes. They are also the great grandchildren of William Jefferson Hughes and Margaret Duke Hughes. Yhe Ramsey family was there also. My brother Wayne and wife Mary Jean Fuqua Ramsey. Gary Jenkins 1st time in attending provided us with the Jenkins and Cassity connections. and We also had Stacie Casady and we connected her great grandfather William Beford Casady with my Great Grandfather Mart C Cassetty. I have been in touch with Glen Casada, House of Representative of Tennessee and his Great Grandfather Henry Thomas Casada is the brother to Mart and William. Stacie and I plan on attending the Cassidy Clan meeting in Devenish, Fermanagh, Ireland. Anyone wanting to go we will try to get a group rate. The more the cheeper it will be to go. I now have 3269 names in my Cassity etc spelling file. I will galdly help anyone with their research. Please join our reunion mailing list for updates on births, deaths and marriages and other events. I will be publishing my findings in December 2009 however there will additions each year. God Bless and Thanks to all for making this the best reunion ever We will be having the next reunion 07/17/2010 Schochoh Community Center, Logan County, Kentucky 3720 Schochoh Road. 10 am to 4 pm Jeannie Come an join our newsletter email list at [email protected] Come an join our newsletter email list at [email protected] Here are a few of the surnames Cassity, Climer, Fairchild, Gregory, Hughes, Kirby, Sircy, Ramsey, Thomas and Young Any spelling or these names. We have a lot of other surnames cannot list them all., Happiness keeps You Sweet, Trials keep You Strong, Sorrows keep You Human, Failures keeps You Humble, Success keeps You Glowing, But Only God keeps You Going! ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

Cassity etc Spelling, Climer Etc Spelling, Hughes, Kirby etc spelling, Ramsey, Thomas Family Reunion Place Schcohoh Community Center Schcohoh, Logan County, Kentucky USA Time: 10AM to 5PM Door Prizes Games Drawings Tall Stories and Good Times Bring enough food and drinks for your group CookBooks, Pictures, Family group sheets and slide shows. Displays and history sharing Children Welcome Games for them Indoor facility Contact [email protected] 502/802/1798 Jeannie [email protected] 502/644/8475 Happiness keeps You Sweet, Trials keep You Strong, Sorrows keep You Human, Failures keeps You Humble, Success keeps You Glowing, But Only God keeps You Going! Cassity, Cassety, Casada, Cassidy. Cassodty, Caassitty, Cassetty, Casady Etc Spellings of the name Family Reunion 07/18/2009 Schochoh Community Center Schochoh, Logan County, Kentucky USA 10 am to 5 pm Bring Covered Dish and Drinks for your family We furnish the facility, Plates, Utinsiles, Cups, Napkins and Ice. Games for the Children Indoor facility Bring Old letters, documents, pictures Will have family group slide pictures showing Will have Cookbooks for fee to cover cost Will have DVD for pictures and family history for fee to cover supplies Will print family history and pictures for fee to cover supplies Drive you antique cars, vehicles Dinner at 1 pm Lot of games, door prizes etc Mother will 90 10/14/2009 Come one Come all Blessing to all God Speed to all ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com