This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1AB.2ACI/3655.1 Message Board Post: I was wondering if you have any information on Alice's husband's family the Timberlakes. In the book History of Greenup County show Alice being married to a Thomas Timberlake. Did they have any children? What happen to Alice? I'm trying to find a connection with that Thomas Timberlake to my Thomas Timberlake. I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Tina

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1AB.2ACI/3655 Message Board Post: This Alice Howland I have down as a Sister to Benjamin Howland and her mother was Amy Harris who was married to Crocker Howland. Amy Later married a James L. Hyde Here is some Info I have gathered. Jerry L. Howland Mar 15 1763 - Benjamin Howland Marries Anna Crocker in West Barnstable Congregational Church Ref : Church Records Oct 22 1765 - Elisha Crocker b. 1750 " only son of David Crocker , Jr late of Barnstable " is places under guardianship of John Percival. Ref : Barnstable Co. Probate Records Oct 25 1765 - David Crocker , jr estate settlement names " daughter Anna Howland , wife of Benjamin Howland." Also names "only son" Elisha Crocker. This is the last known record of Benjamin and Anna Crocker, ref: Barnstable Co. Probate Records, April 1 1771 - Elisha Crocker and his guardian , John Percival , "Settle there Accounts." Elisha , age 21, removes to Berkshire County as did many Barnstable people before and after Elisha. Ref: Barnstable co. Records July 17 1771- Elisha Crocker buys land in Berkshire County first in Richmont then later in Lee. Ref: Berkshire Co. Register of Deeds 1 December 1801 - Crocker Howland " of Stockbridge" dies in Berkshire Co. , Mass . Stockbridge is immediately adjacent to Lee. His Probate records names wife Ama ( Also called Amy) ., his children Benjamin Howland and Anna. Also mentioned prominently is Elisha Crocker !!!!!!!! Ref: Berkshire Co. , Mass Probate Records. 14 Aug 1802 - Crocker Howlands Estate pays Elisha Crocker $20.00 ref: Berkshire Co. Probate Records 16 Aug 1802 - Elisha Crocker and his son, David are involved in $70.00 note with Crocker Howland's Estate and the adminstratrix Ama Howland. Ref: Berkshire Co. Probate Records. Note: It is important to remember that this same Elisha Crocker was the brother of Anna Crocker Howland, wife of Benjamin. Therefore it is probable that Elisha was Crocker Howland's uncle -- rather than just another Barnstable native who happens to show up on Crocker Howland's estate papers. Also keep in mind the children's names Benjamin and Anna same as Crockers Howland Parents as well ......... 2 Nov 1802 - Benjamin and Anna Howland placed under guardianship of Elisha Harris who is believed to be Ama (Harris) Howland's father . ref: Berkshire Co, Probate Records. 1 April 1805 - Widow Ama Howland Purchases two acres of land adjacent to the lands of Elisha Crocker. Ref: Berkshire Co. Deeds 12 Mar 1807 - Widow Ama Howland marries James L. Hyde in the First Congregational Church of Lee, Mass. (Elisha Crocker and his family were members of this congregation.) Ref: Church Records and Lee Vital Records . 1820 - James L. Hyde , Ama Benjamin, Anna and Alice Howland remove to Greenup County Kentucky. ( Ama Howland was Pregnant with Alice at the time of Crocker Howland's Death. She made a claim for nursing care " during my sickness in child bed" against the estate but it was denied.) Ref: United States Census 1820. Also oral family history that says " A Mr. Hyde brought Benjamin Howland down the river on a flatboat from New England." 13 Jan 1834 - Elisha Crocker born 1750 , in Barnstable dies in Lee Mass. Ref: Lee Vital Records. 1 April 1834 - The last will and testament of Elijah Harris leaves " the remainder to be paid to Benjamin Howland and his sister, Anna, who it is believed are at the South." Ref: Berkshire Co. Probate Records

Hi there, I have the following McGlone's that are part of the McGinnis tree of Greenup Co. E. A. McGlone and wife Anna Child Betty Jane McGlone, m. Wayne McGinnis in Greenup County...no dates given because they still might be living. Children: Anna Arlene McGinnis Randall Edgar McGinnis Connie Ercel McGinnis Georgia Ruth McGinnis Second McGinnis/McGlone connection Eva McGlone, b. April 19, 1908, Carter Co., KY, d. August 23, 1984, Greenup Co., KY, m. June 13, 1930, Carter Co., KY, Franklin McGinnis, b. January 13, 1908, Carter Co., KY, d. March 23, 1992, Greenup Co., KY, they had at least one known child, Betty Charlene McGinnis Hazel McGlone, m. Chester Dallas McGinnis, she might be still living so no dates are given Children: James Fred McGinnis Janet Ruth McGinnis Third connection: William Green McGlone, m. Margaret Nora Kiser, they were the parents of the above Hazel McGlone Hugs, Cheryl

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1AB.2ACI/3251.2 Message Board Post: I am also very interested in Alice. I have her father as being Crocker Howland (a Mayflower Desendant) and Mother as Amy Harris. Alice had a Brother Benjamin Howland B jan 1 1800 in STOCKBRIDGE MASS. Died April 11, 1871 in Greenup Ky. I assume Alice is also from STOCKBRIDGE MASS. She also had a sister Annah Howland. There mother Amy re-married a James L. Hyde and he brought them to Ky on a flat Boat down the river. James and Amy died in BUCHANAN COUNTY MISSOURI, NEAR ST.JOSEPH . I would really like to know any information you have gathered on Alice. Thanks Jerry L. Howland [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1AB.2ACI/3654.1.1 Message Board Post: thank you.would the library have this information. wanda

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1AB.2ACI/3654.1 Message Board Post: Hello, if you are asking why there isn't a list of teachers at the Greenup County Ky Genweb site, the site is run by volunteers and we depend on contributions to the website in order to provide information to visitors. If the information that you need isn't there, its because it hasn't been contributed yet. As the website grows with more contributions, more information will be available. I hope you find what you need. Laura Kentucky County Coordinator

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: GREENUP COUNTY TEACHERS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1AB.2ACI/3654 Message Board Post: WHERE DO I LOOK FOR TEACHERS WHO TAUGHT AT GREENUP COUNTY SCHOOLS IN 1946 AND PRIOR YEARS I HAVE LOOKED AT ALL THE INFORMATION YOU HAVE FOR GREENUP COUNTY BUT I DON'T SEE NOTHING ON THAT SUBJECT UNLESS I LOOKED IN THE WRONG PLACE.THANKS WANDA

Randy: Don't you mean "western" Greenup County? Ron Randal W Cooper wrote: > Dear Members of the Greenup County, Kentucky Discussion Group, > > In the 1880s, could a resident of eastern Greenup County near Horse > Hollow on Schultz Creek (near the Lewis County border) have had a post > office address of Quincy, Kentucky? > > After some searching for my third-great grandfather William Cooper's > residence in the early 1880s, it has occurred to me that even though his > mailing address was Quincy, Kentucky, he quite possibly could have been > living in Greenup County, not Lewis County. William Cooper did not own a > house or any land after 1848. He made his home with various people as a > boarder. > > Worded another way, my question is, How far did the Quincy post office > area extend? I suppose that people went into the post office and picked > up their mail, versus having mail delivered to their house by a mail > carrier, as we do today. > > Does anyone have a similar situation in his research? Thank you for your > help. > > Sincerely, > > Randal W. Cooper > > > > ==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== > 2002 Eastern Kentucky Reunion-- Ramada Inn Paintsville June 21,22,23 > FOR MORE INFO: http://www.egroups.com/group/JOCOKYReunion2002 > For anyone w/ an interest in Eastern KY and bordering W VA > > >

Dear Members of the Greenup County, Kentucky Discussion Group, In the 1880s, could a resident of eastern Greenup County near Horse Hollow on Schultz Creek (near the Lewis County border) have had a post office address of Quincy, Kentucky? After some searching for my third-great grandfather William Cooper's residence in the early 1880s, it has occurred to me that even though his mailing address was Quincy, Kentucky, he quite possibly could have been living in Greenup County, not Lewis County. William Cooper did not own a house or any land after 1848. He made his home with various people as a boarder. Worded another way, my question is, How far did the Quincy post office area extend? I suppose that people went into the post office and picked up their mail, versus having mail delivered to their house by a mail carrier, as we do today. Does anyone have a similar situation in his research? Thank you for your help. Sincerely, Randal W. Cooper

Dear Greenup County, Kentucky Researchers, Loper School and Loper Cemetery are featured on the Brushart Quadrangle 038083e1 (Greenup County, Kentucky) topographical map by the United States Geographical Survey. Loper Cemetery is at latitude 383721N, longitude 0830325W. Loper School is at latitude 383708N, longitude 0830335W. I do not have this topographical map, but if anyone does, would he or she describe where Loper School and Loper Cemetery are on Schultz Creek? Thank you for your help. Sincerely, Randal W. Cooper

Hello! I am so excited to think that maybe we have a connection :) We have an ORME line that was in Greenup County, KY. We also have a Davis line that married into it. Could we please converse about this?! carol At 06:13 PM 1/16/2004 -0600, you wrote: >My line of desent is thusly: >1. Squire McGlone and Mary OSBORN >2. William "Cann" McGlone and Susan Orme DAVIS >3. Amster "Bee" McGlone and Susan "Jane" SUTHERLAND >4. Tish McGlone and Charles Harrison STAMPER >5. Ethel Stamper and Bryson Owen SOUTHWORTH >6. ( me ) Derre Jo Southworth and Richard Winston MAYBURY > > > >==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== >Visit the Rootsweb Resources page for Greenup Co. at: >http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/KY/Greenup/

I have only one Artis that has married into my MCGINNIS clan of Greenup Co... does anyone know anything about his parentage? Archbald Artis, b. 1853, KY, m. Mary Agnes Johnson, b. 1863, Hood's Run, Greenup Co., KY, d. September 07, 1916, KY?, buried Downs-Virgin Cemetery, Greenup Co., KY. Archbald Artis birth year taken from the birth year from the 1870 Greenup Co. Census. Thanks, Cheryl

Dear Members of the Greenup County, Kentucky Discussion Group, of Particular Interest to Researcher Rebecca Roberts, Elizabeth Hollingsworth was enumerated in the 1860 Census of Greenup County, Kentucky, Greenup Court House, page 839, dwellinghouse 34. Elizabeth Hollingsworth was recorded as 38 years old, born in Kentucky. Her property was valued at $2000/$3000. In her household were John Hollingsworth, age thirteen and Mary Hollingsworth, eleven years old, both born in Kentucky. In the next house, dwelling 35, lived J.C. Kouns, age 73, farmer, born in Pennsylvania, property valued at $11,500/$3000. Mr. Kouns's wife Elizabeth was 67, born in Virginia. These were the parents of the widow Elizabeth Ann (Kouns) Hollingsworth. I have the 1860 Census of Greenup County, Kentucky on microfilm, but I do not have a printed index for the Census. Sometimes I am able to find the page number for an individual through online sources. Sincerely, Randal W. Cooper

Dear Rebecca Roberts and the Greenup County, Kentucky List, There was an Edward Hollingsworth in Greenup County, Kentucky who married Elizabeth Ann Kouns on December 1, 1845. Elizabeth Ann Kouns was a daughter of John C. Kouns and Elizabeth Smith. This Edward Hollingsworth died in 1851 and is buried in Riverview Cemetery, Greenup County. His grave marker also has the names of John C. Kouns (died January 7, 1867) and Elizabeth Smith Kouns (died January 22, 1866). This must be the Edward Hollingsworth you are seeking. Sincerely, Randal W. Cooper

Randal, Thanks for the information. Where did you get the marriage information for Edward and Elizabeth Kouns Hollingsworth? I always site sources if I can. Did you get the cemetery information from the Greenup county Kentucky Cemetery Book by Jacob and Bertha Savage? If so, what section and page? Thanks again, Becky Roberts Columbus, Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: "Randal W Cooper" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 9:27 PM Subject: [KyGreenup] Edward Hollingsworth of Greenup County, Kentucky > Dear Rebecca Roberts and the Greenup County, Kentucky List, > > There was an Edward Hollingsworth in Greenup County, Kentucky who > married Elizabeth Ann Kouns on December 1, 1845. Elizabeth Ann Kouns was > a daughter of John C. Kouns and Elizabeth Smith. > > This Edward Hollingsworth died in 1851 and is buried in Riverview > Cemetery, Greenup County. His grave marker also has the names of John C. > Kouns (died January 7, 1867) and Elizabeth Smith Kouns (died January 22, > 1866). > > This must be the Edward Hollingsworth you are seeking. > > Sincerely, > > Randal W. Cooper > > > > > ==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== > We're proud to be a part of KYGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Martin Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1AB.2ACI/3653 Message Board Post: I am searching for information on the family of Stephen Arnold Martin and Lillie May Yantis. Stephen born in Scioto County Ohio .Stephen parents are James Jackson Martin and Harriet Swaim. James born in Greenup County Kentucky. James father is Joshua Martin born in Virginia . Would like to have sibblings and spouses names. Any information would be very, very appreciated. Many thanks, Katherine Martin

My line of desent is thusly: 1. Squire McGlone and Mary OSBORN 2. William "Cann" McGlone and Susan Orme DAVIS 3. Amster "Bee" McGlone and Susan "Jane" SUTHERLAND 4. Tish McGlone and Charles Harrison STAMPER 5. Ethel Stamper and Bryson Owen SOUTHWORTH 6. ( me ) Derre Jo Southworth and Richard Winston MAYBURY

Does anyone have a census index for Greenup county in 1860? Looking for Edward Hollingsworth and family. Thanks Becky Roberts Columbus, Ohio

Is anyone researching the Hollingsworth family in Greenup county, KY? John Hollingsworth married Julia Hager. His parents were Edward and Elizabeth "betty ann" (maiden name unknown) Hollingsworth. Julia was the daughter of George and Miranda Hinton Hager. John and Julia had four children that I know of: Edward "Eddie" Lizzie George James. Edward (John's father) died before 1870. Elizabeth is listed as a widow in 1870 and 1880. John's sister Mary S. Hollingsworth married William J. Sands in 1871 and was widowed before the 1880 census. Does anyone recognize these families? Becky Roberts Columbus, Ohio

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: wilburn, lewis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1AB.2ACI/3652 Message Board Post: for minnie (wilburn) lewis,died oct17,1931 lewis co ky -----my grmother,minnie lived in greenup w/her parents john wilburn ,,jane pack, then they moved to lewis co where minnie married ferguson,my grfather,any help appreciated! Diane