Hi Everyone, I lost a lot of my e-mails and I would really like to hear from you Clark researchers! I am looking for information on the James Clark family. James died Grant County 1844. Does any one know who he married? I think it was Lucinda? Does anyone know who his parents were? Are any of you descendants of his? Thanks! Bonnie His children were: Eleanor - married William Montjoy Ashcraft Eli - married Elizabeth Draper James - married Sarah Ashcraft Louisa - married George Buskirk William G. - married Evalina Dougherty Susannah - married Job L. Ashcraft

----- Original Message ----- From: Cheryl Fromhold <cherylfromhold@hotmail.com> To: <KYGRANT-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 10:08 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} roll call > I am researching the Crowder family of Grant and Pendleton Co.s. My family > is as follows: > > Anderson Scott Crowder b. 1834 NC d. 1880 Pendleton CO. KY (buried in > Knoxville Cemetery) m. Prissilla E. Simpson 1855 in Grant CO. She was b. > 1840 KY and d. 1918(buried in Knoxville Cemetery, also). > Their children were: > William Richard (Bill) b. 7-15-1856 d. 8-27-1919 m. Amanda F. Leach > Infant b. 1-28-1858 > Mary J. b. 4-13-1859 d. 1860-1869 > John James (my ggrandfather) b. 4-23-1861 d. 1947 (buried at Flagg > Springs Baptist Cemetery) m. Augusta V. Woodworth > David L. (Dave) b. 3-29-1866 d.7-25-1933 > Susan (Sue) b. 3-4-1868 d. 1921 m. William E. Meyer > Sarah Ann (Ann) b. 3-8-1870 d. 5-1888 at the Masonic Home for Widows > and Orphans in Louis., KY > Matilda Jane (Till) b. 2-4-1872 m. G. Laycock > Hattie b. 12-19-1873 d. 3-30-1954 m. James M. Tomlin > Anderson Scott (S.C.) b. 3-21-1877 d. 1895 > Infant b. 1878 or 1879 > Alonzo H. (Lon) b. 4-25-1880 > > Anderson was apparently born in Guilford Co. NC and moved to Grant Co. > sometime before 1850. He was listed in the 1850 Grant Co census in the > household of Nathaniel Simpson. I'm fairly sure that Nathaniel was a > step-brother of Prissilla's father, John, and that they came from Guilford > Co. also. I'm specifically interested in finding Anderson's > parents/siblings, and also the connection between my branch of the Crowders > and the Simpsons. Any info will be greatly appreciated!! I will be happy > to share anything that I have, also. > > Cheryl > > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >

----- Original Message ----- From: Rose Bryan <bmay@adamswells.com> To: <kygrant-l@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 1999 5:04 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} WEBB, JOHN AND RACHEL (DAVIS) WEBB > Have a library patron searching for Parents of John Webb b1744 in VA d in Mason KY and Rachel Davis Webb b1748 in PA d in Mason KY. We know they moved to KY in 1807. General John Webb is a son (served War of 1812) as is Joseph D. Webb who married Margaret Johnson in Mercer Co., OH. Any help appreciated. Please send response to Rose at genevalibrary@hotmail.com. Thanks. >

First of all I would like to introduce myself to list. My name is Leslie Butler, son of Claude Ezra Butler who was born in Williamstown, KY in 1912. His parents were Leslie Marion Butler and Zella Mae Scroggins both born in Grant County. Leslie Marion Butler's father and mother was Thomas Nicholas Butler and Minnie Daugherty. Thomas Nicholas Butler was the youngest son of Silvanus Butler and Margaret Ann Fletcher. Silvanus and Margaret Ann lived on Arnolds Creek from 1855 to approximately 1867-69. According to family legend, Silvanus died on the way from Missouri to Kentucky and Thomas Nicholas was born on the same trip. Margaret Ann and her sons returned to Grant county and lived in an around Mt. Zion. Margaret Ann was buried in the Mt. Zion cemetery in 1896. I have substantial details on ancestors of Silvanus and Margaret Ann and some knowledge of their children. But always more questions. Did I rouse anyone's curiosity?

Contact Mildred Balew, R. R. 1, Box 157-AA, DeMossville, Ky 41033. Mildred is a descendant of Martin Draper and can give you a list of his children. I am descended from Sarah A (Sally) Draper (his daughter) who married Lewis Stephens. Lynn Headley

Hey Lynn - me again. Do you have dates for Susanna Wren Landrum's children?

Thanks for the names of the off-line Landrum researchers you sent me a couple of weeks ago. I've been chasing Barringtons and finally got back to this line. I really appreciate your help. Judie who is glad to be in Oregon

Greetings Debby and all...When we last did roll call, Debby wrote <<I have an Mary Elizabeth Draper b. 1816 m. Eli L. Clark her parents were Martin Draper and Susannah Wren Landrum they had 10 children all together.>> OK. I have Eli Clark and Mary Elizabeth Draper down to the present time if anybody wants it. May I have the children of Martin Draper/Susannah Wren Landrum, please? Thanks Judie in a cool and sunny Oregon

Don't know who all has seen this site, but it looks pretty useful. http://members.aol.com/rprost/passenger.html#top

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Bonnie - please be easy and don't feel pushed. It's not your family's problem nor is it yours. I'll live if we don't get it until doomsday... Judie in still too hot Oregon

Bonnie - if you are around and not too busy, could you find out the names on those six Clark graves? My researcher is working on my Clark stuff beginning Monday and it would help a lot if we could know. This is a guilt free request - if it isn't possible, no worries. Judie in too hot Oregon

JJure@aol.com wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm going to be able to visit Grant Co. this October. I have learned that > many of my ancestors are buried in the LEBANON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY > (all I know is that it is near Crittenden). Does anyone know an address or > location where it is? I would be very grateful. > > Also, I have learned that there is a farm that once belonged to ROBERT > GIBSON (1795-1854) I know it's a stretch but would anyone know where this is? > > My family names from Grant Co. are: GIBSON, McLURE and WOOD. Any other > info. on places related to these families would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you for your time and help > Debbie > Las Vegas, NV > > ==== KYGRANT Mailing List ==== > At last a chance to make my skeletons dance! > Genealogy goes on... and on... and on... What were the Wood names of your relatives and their dates of birth. I have Wood relatives who lived there from 1840s to 1910.

To ?: The Grant Co. Library and/or the Grant Co. Historical Society has a book just out by Hutzelman the is an atlas of Grant Co. in 1858. It gives all of the owners of the land up to 1858. BNB Jtmftm@aol.com wrote: > > KENTON CO HAS A MAP AT THE LIBRAY THAT SHOWS THE RURAL AREA AND INDIVIDUAL > FARMS , AND I WAS JUST WONDERING IF GRANT CO. HAS ONE... > > ==== KYGRANT Mailing List ==== > FLOOR: (n) The place for storing your priceless genealogy records. > Genealogy is my hobby. I collect ancestors & descendants.

Judie, I have been trying to get that information for what seems like months! I finally got some data from my daughter's father-in-law yesterday and fully expected the grave information to be there, NOT! I will call them tomorrow and beg them to get it, I am at everyone's mercy at this point. I will post it as soon as I get it; I had no idea it would take so long. Take care, Bonnie

KENTON CO HAS A MAP AT THE LIBRAY THAT SHOWS THE RURAL AREA AND INDIVIDUAL FARMS , AND I WAS JUST WONDERING IF GRANT CO. HAS ONE...

Debbie: A further look at the listings show that there are about 30 some odd McClures in this cemetery. I cannot send you all, unless you can give me a snail mail address to send them to. There are also 6 Gibson graves, but none for Wood. Ben JJure@aol.com wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm going to be able to visit Grant Co. this October. I have learned that > many of my ancestors are buried in the LEBANON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY > (all I know is that it is near Crittenden). Does anyone know an address or > location where it is? I would be very grateful. > > Also, I have learned that there is a farm that once belonged to ROBERT > GIBSON (1795-1854) I know it's a stretch but would anyone know where this is? > > My family names from Grant Co. are: GIBSON, McLURE and WOOD. Any other > info. on places related to these families would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you for your time and help > Debbie > Las Vegas, NV > > ==== KYGRANT Mailing List ==== > At last a chance to make my skeletons dance! > Genealogy goes on... and on... and on...

Debbie: The cemetery that I think you are seeking is The Old Presbyterian Lebanon Cemetery. It is located 3 miles west of Crittenden on KY highway 491, between Verona and Crittenden. I have a listing of persons buried there if you wish that info. There are approximately 200-210 listings on my list from a survey done in the 1980's. Please be specific as to the individuals. Ben JJure@aol.com wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm going to be able to visit Grant Co. this October. I have learned that > many of my ancestors are buried in the LEBANON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY > (all I know is that it is near Crittenden). Does anyone know an address or > location where it is? I would be very grateful. > > Also, I have learned that there is a farm that once belonged to ROBERT > GIBSON (1795-1854) I know it's a stretch but would anyone know where this is? > > My family names from Grant Co. are: GIBSON, McLURE and WOOD. Any other > info. on places related to these families would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you for your time and help > Debbie > Las Vegas, NV > > ==== KYGRANT Mailing List ==== > At last a chance to make my skeletons dance! > Genealogy goes on... and on... and on...

Hello, I'm going to be able to visit Grant Co. this October. I have learned that many of my ancestors are buried in the LEBANON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY (all I know is that it is near Crittenden). Does anyone know an address or location where it is? I would be very grateful. Also, I have learned that there is a farm that once belonged to ROBERT GIBSON (1795-1854) I know it's a stretch but would anyone know where this is? My family names from Grant Co. are: GIBSON, McLURE and WOOD. Any other info. on places related to these families would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and help Debbie Las Vegas, NV

----- Original Message ----- From: <FIRSTpal2@aol.com> To: <kygrant-l@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 8:41 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} John Fredrick Albers > I am looking for any informaion on John Fredrick ALBERS born in 1855 in > Williamstown, Grant County, Kentucky > Grace Hester >