Can someone answer this query??? Hi Betty, Just located on your marriage database the marriage of James Kite to Peggy Rucker on 9-14-1808. Is there someway I can get a copy of their marriage license? Plz let me know if it is available and how to obtain it. Thanks Dan Roese aka: Warlord28@aol.com Columbus, OH

HI All, I must regretfully say that I do not own the books, Smoke in The Woods, Vol 1 & 2, however, if we can figure out where to get them from , I will own them. If anyone has access to a Morehead phone book see if you can find a number for : Ered Brown Jr. or Crows Nest Productions. He is supposed to be located on main street in Morehead. The info I shared was just from a few sheets I copied , from the LDS Church, for my own personal use. I was over there yesterday and looked through the entire books. They have LOTS of info from, Bath, Carter, Elliott, Fleming, Lewis, Menifee, Morgan and Rowan. , 1890 Census of Civil War Vets and Widows, for Menifee ad Rowan...This is just in Vol1 I am sure Vol 2 covers the same area. Cemetaries, Trial Notes, newspaper articles, etc. If anyone can come up with this number, please post, as many are needing it.

The area you are looking for is at the inter section of KY RT.. 2 and KY 1459 and runs on KY RT.. 2 to the bottom of north fork hill in Greenup County. Neil Wright -----Original Message----- From: Rick <rblevins@bright.net> To: KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com <KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 10:54 AM Subject: Re: [KYGREENU-L] Children Mortality Rate >Hello Everyone, > Can anyone give me the geographical location of what was one called Nonchalanta in Greenup County Ky? >Rick Blevins >E-Mail:rblevins@bright.net >E-Mail:rick_blevins@bigfoot.com >http://members.xoom.com/RickBlevins/civilwar/index.htm#toc >A Proud Sponser Of RoostWeb@ http://www.rootsweb.com/ >Member Of The USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project @ http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/ > >---------- >> From: Grady Turner <gpt@calvin.NebrWesleyan.edu> >> To: KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Re: [KYGREENU-L] Children Mortality Rate >> Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 10:08 AM >> >> Until vaccines were developed, there were several highly-contagious >> diseases that could be fatal to otherwise healthy children. Measles, >> influenza, whooping cough (pertussis), tetanus (lockjaw) and diptheria >> were difficult to treat effectively. Lack of refrigeration meant children >> often drank unpasteurized milk - fresh from the source. Likewise, fresh >> eggs often carried salmonella. Add to those, drinking water from >> shallow wells and streams and the lack of plumbing. >> >> Essentially, healthy children either developed some immunity early in life >> or they died. Adults died early as well. My maternal grandmother died >> when my mother was about 6 but several of her siblings lived long lives, >> including her oldest sister who lived to 101. Accidents that most people >> would survive today, were fatal when the only transportation was horse and >> buggy - or for some in the early 1900's Model T's. >> >> >> >> On Mon, 6 Jul 1998, Charles McGlothen wrote: >> >> > Did anyone besides me notice the mortality rate of children under the age >> > of 21 in this area. Was it polio? Any ideas? I post a lot of deaths in >> > Floyd Co and never noticed there being this unusually high amount. >> > Let me know, As I start typing the Carter Cem I notice it is the same >> > there. There has to have been something that caused this.... >> > >> > bigun@eastky.net Carol Howell McGlothen ICQ 7515277 >> > >> > >> > ==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== >> > Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. >> > Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net >> > List Instructions at: >> > http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html >> > Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com >> > >> > >> >> Grady >> >> +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ >> | Gredon (Grady) Turner E-mail: gpt@NebrWesleyan.edu | >> | Manager of Administrative Systems PHONE: 402-465-2256 | >> | Nebraska Wesleyan University | >> | 5000 Saint Paul Ave. To profit from good advice | >> | Lincoln, NE 68504-2796 requires more wisdom than | >> | to give it. | >> +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ >> >> >> ==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== >> Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. >> Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net >> List Instructions at: >> http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html >> Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com >> > > >==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== >Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. >Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net >List Instructions at: >http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html >Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com > > > >

My impression is that the nation-wide epidemic was roughly 1910-1914, with a peak in 1911-12. It varied from region to region. There were quite a few other years that influenza hit hard, but the outbreaks were more localized. It was the outbreaks in the larger cities that really made the headlines. The current 'flu' vaccines are helpful, but once in a while, a new strain emerges. Partly because some of the diseases, like polio and smallpox have become extremely rare, some parents aren't getting their children immunized. Most younger doctors have never seen a patient with polio - and a few cases have been recorded recently. Tue, 7 Jul 1998, Charles McGlothen wrote: > Thanks, Great insight, I think you are correct, plus when did that really > bad flu hit? > > ---------- > > From: Grady Turner <gpt@calvin.NebrWesleyan.edu> > > To: Charles McGlothen <bigun@eastky.net> > > Cc: KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [KYGREENU-L] Children Mortality Rate > > Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 10:08 AM > > > > Until vaccines were developed, there were several highly-contagious > > diseases that could be fatal to otherwise healthy children. Measles, > > influenza, whooping cough (pertussis), tetanus (lockjaw) and diptheria > > were difficult to treat effectively. Lack of refrigeration meant > children > > often drank unpasteurized milk - fresh from the source. Likewise, fresh > > eggs often carried salmonella. Add to those, drinking water from > > shallow wells and streams and the lack of plumbing. > > > > Essentially, healthy children either developed some immunity early in > life > > or they died. Adults died early as well. My maternal grandmother died > > when my mother was about 6 but several of her siblings lived long lives, > > including her oldest sister who lived to 101. Accidents that most people > > would survive today, were fatal when the only transportation was horse > and > > buggy - or for some in the early 1900's Model T's. > > > > > > > > On Mon, 6 Jul 1998, Charles McGlothen wrote: > > > > > Did anyone besides me notice the mortality rate of children under the > age > > > of 21 in this area. Was it polio? Any ideas? I post a lot of deaths > in > > > Floyd Co and never noticed there being this unusually high amount. > > > Let me know, As I start typing the Carter Cem I notice it is the same > > > there. There has to have been something that caused this.... > > > > > > bigun@eastky.net Carol Howell McGlothen ICQ 7515277 > > > > > > > > > ==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== > > > Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. > > > Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > > > List Instructions at: > > > http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > > > Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > > > > > Grady > > > > > +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ > > | Gredon (Grady) Turner E-mail: gpt@NebrWesleyan.edu > | > > | Manager of Administrative Systems PHONE: 402-465-2256 > | > > | Nebraska Wesleyan University > | > > | 5000 Saint Paul Ave. To profit from good advice > | > > | Lincoln, NE 68504-2796 requires more wisdom than > | > > | to give it. > | > > +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ > Grady +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Gredon (Grady) Turner E-mail: gpt@NebrWesleyan.edu | | Manager of Administrative Systems PHONE: 402-465-2256 | | Nebraska Wesleyan University | | 5000 Saint Paul Ave. To profit from good advice | | Lincoln, NE 68504-2796 requires more wisdom than | | to give it. | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

Hello Everyone, Can anyone give me the geographical location of what was one called Nonchalanta in Greenup County Ky? Rick Blevins E-Mail:rblevins@bright.net E-Mail:rick_blevins@bigfoot.com http://members.xoom.com/RickBlevins/civilwar/index.htm#toc A Proud Sponser Of RoostWeb@ http://www.rootsweb.com/ Member Of The USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project @ http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/ ---------- > From: Grady Turner <gpt@calvin.NebrWesleyan.edu> > To: KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [KYGREENU-L] Children Mortality Rate > Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 10:08 AM > > Until vaccines were developed, there were several highly-contagious > diseases that could be fatal to otherwise healthy children. Measles, > influenza, whooping cough (pertussis), tetanus (lockjaw) and diptheria > were difficult to treat effectively. Lack of refrigeration meant children > often drank unpasteurized milk - fresh from the source. Likewise, fresh > eggs often carried salmonella. Add to those, drinking water from > shallow wells and streams and the lack of plumbing. > > Essentially, healthy children either developed some immunity early in life > or they died. Adults died early as well. My maternal grandmother died > when my mother was about 6 but several of her siblings lived long lives, > including her oldest sister who lived to 101. Accidents that most people > would survive today, were fatal when the only transportation was horse and > buggy - or for some in the early 1900's Model T's. > > > > On Mon, 6 Jul 1998, Charles McGlothen wrote: > > > Did anyone besides me notice the mortality rate of children under the age > > of 21 in this area. Was it polio? Any ideas? I post a lot of deaths in > > Floyd Co and never noticed there being this unusually high amount. > > Let me know, As I start typing the Carter Cem I notice it is the same > > there. There has to have been something that caused this.... > > > > bigun@eastky.net Carol Howell McGlothen ICQ 7515277 > > > > > > ==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== > > Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. > > Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > > List Instructions at: > > http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > > Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > Grady > > +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ > | Gredon (Grady) Turner E-mail: gpt@NebrWesleyan.edu | > | Manager of Administrative Systems PHONE: 402-465-2256 | > | Nebraska Wesleyan University | > | 5000 Saint Paul Ave. To profit from good advice | > | Lincoln, NE 68504-2796 requires more wisdom than | > | to give it. | > +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ > > > ==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== > Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. > Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > List Instructions at: > http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com >

Until vaccines were developed, there were several highly-contagious diseases that could be fatal to otherwise healthy children. Measles, influenza, whooping cough (pertussis), tetanus (lockjaw) and diptheria were difficult to treat effectively. Lack of refrigeration meant children often drank unpasteurized milk - fresh from the source. Likewise, fresh eggs often carried salmonella. Add to those, drinking water from shallow wells and streams and the lack of plumbing. Essentially, healthy children either developed some immunity early in life or they died. Adults died early as well. My maternal grandmother died when my mother was about 6 but several of her siblings lived long lives, including her oldest sister who lived to 101. Accidents that most people would survive today, were fatal when the only transportation was horse and buggy - or for some in the early 1900's Model T's. On Mon, 6 Jul 1998, Charles McGlothen wrote: > Did anyone besides me notice the mortality rate of children under the age > of 21 in this area. Was it polio? Any ideas? I post a lot of deaths in > Floyd Co and never noticed there being this unusually high amount. > Let me know, As I start typing the Carter Cem I notice it is the same > there. There has to have been something that caused this.... > > bigun@eastky.net Carol Howell McGlothen ICQ 7515277 > > > ==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== > Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. > Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > List Instructions at: > http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com > > Grady +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Gredon (Grady) Turner E-mail: gpt@NebrWesleyan.edu | | Manager of Administrative Systems PHONE: 402-465-2256 | | Nebraska Wesleyan University | | 5000 Saint Paul Ave. To profit from good advice | | Lincoln, NE 68504-2796 requires more wisdom than | | to give it. | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

This came to me from Larry Mocabee, mcaboy@digisys.net Hello again The books were published by Crows Nest Production, Fred Brown, Jr. His home address was Rt 2, Box 510, Morehead, Ky 40351. When I was there three years+ ago, his print shop was on main strret in Morehead. He was talking at that time about republishing the books but I haven't heard anything more. I'd like to have #1. There is another book, out of print I believe, by Juanita Blair called DAY OF ANGER, during the Martin Tolliver Feuds which is a GREAT book. I'm sure it was published at the same place. She gave me a copy of it when I was there, copied it and sent it back to her. A lot on Rowan Co and surrounding area.

I will get the address, author, and publishers name of the books today so all interested parties may order them. I would love both nvol myself, as I said I just have copies from one vol. Here is my last entry....will let you know abt the books The UNDERWOOD FAMILY CEM lies on a hilltopbetween Lawton and Dry Branch. Buried there Five Unmarked James UNDERWOOD, b. Apr 2, 1864 - d. Jun 16, 1936 Walter Underwood, b. Sept 22, 1876, d. Mar 3, 1924 Francis M. Underwood, b. May 29, 1872, d. Feb 9, 1903 America E. Underwood, b. July 3, 1833, d. Nov 5, 1908 Almander Underwood, b. Aug 26, 1830, d. Nov 12, 1914 America May Underwood, b. April 8 1902, d. Sept 10, 1927 Mary E. Underwood, b. Jan 27, 1874, d. Oct 15, 1944 E. Rex Underwood, b, Feb 15, 1870, d. Feb 16, 1921 Lyman Allen Underwood, b. Apr 4, 1903, d. Feb 24, 1928 George Dexter Underwood, b. Apr 25, 1932, d. June 18, 1932, s/o Clifford and Clara Charles Clifford Underwood, b. July 11, 1909, d. Sept 21, 1933 Pansy M. Underwood, 1907-1963 Paul Underwood, 1905- Rex T. Underwood, b. Sept 18, 1928, d. Feb 3, 1969 The Ham Cem lies beside the waters of Fleming Fork, a tributary of Tygarts Creek, in Western Carter Co. Interstate 64 runs directly in front of this small overgrown graveyard , which lies upon the west side of the creek close to Forest Rivers house in a stand of trees. There are 20 to 30 unmarked graves. The marked stones read: M. Ham dec. Feb 28, 1875 In Me (In Memory) of L. Pugh died Sept the 11, 1852 Robert B. Parrish, d. Oct 1, 1854 J.N. Ham, Co F, 24 th Ky Inf Harvey Ham, b. April 16, 1816. d. Sept 9, 1901, Co F, 24th Ky Mary A., w/o Harva Ham, b. May 10, 1818, d. Nov 4, 1906 Shelton B. Ham b. Feb 14, 1842, d. Aug 20, 1910 Daniel Thacker, d. Dec 27, 1858 Martha? Elizap, and on second line, ETH Nancy Ham, d. March the 20th, 1857 Between Olive Hill and Grayson on U.S. 60 lies the small community of Pleasant Valley. There is an Interchange between U.S. 60 and I 64 located there, and if one takes the last roadon the right(coming from Olive Hill) before one reaches the exchange, the following can be found under a large pine tree, near the end of a gravel road on the left William A. Brown, b. Dec 2, 1827, d. Feb 20, 1875, 48 yrs , 2mos, 18 days 1 unmarked grave William Addison Brown was the same as Low Brown Jr. and a brother to Sarah M. Brown Taber and half brother to James A. Brown

NEXT, UNDERWOOD FAM CEM The Joe JOHNSON Cem lies on Mushroom Hill by where John Hanshaw lived in May 1983, across the valley from the Haywood Cem. There are 5 graves. None are identified The LOGAN Cem is located off Walnut Ridge Road, in Carter Co, near the head of Reeves Branch. Bur there are the following: Mary J. CLARK, b. Feb 17, 1865, d. Feb 20, 1941 J.M. CLARK, b, Nov 15, 1859, d. Nov 29, 1933 J.H . LOGAN, b. Aug 22, 1856, d. Feb 25, 1925 Smanthy LOWE, b. Sept 11, 1897, d. Jan 21, 1899, d/o J.F AND M.A. James F. LOGAN, 1817-1869 Tobias LOGAN, 1796-1870 Polly Tabor LOGAN, 1794-1871 Mary Frances LOGAN, 1873-1941 Ledford LOGAN, 1874-1943 Effie LOGAN b. Jan 14, 1900, d. July 29, 1903, d/o M.L. and M.F. Clarence LOGAN, b. Mar 22, 1895, d. Oct 5, 1895. s/o M.L. and M.F. Bessie LOGAN, b. July 26, 1889, d. March 12, 1892, d/o R.K. and S.M. Belford LOGAN, b. May 10, 1887, d. Mar 18, 1892, s/o R.K. and S.M. Rebby Jewell LOGAN,b. Oct 29, 1915, d. Mar 16, 1917, d/o G. and L. Ica JoRDAN b&d Feb 10, 1918, d/o Hiram and Della Burkley LOGAN, b. Feb 5, 1918, d. July 5m, 1919, s/o G.and L Alice PATRICK, 1868-1952 Oliver PATRICK, 1862-1948 Morton PATRICK, b. Sept 9, 1902-d. Nov 2, 1922 Bennie PATRICK, , b. Mar 13, 1912, d. Dec 4, 1914, s/o Oliver and Alice Sarah F. PATRICK, b. Aug 9, 1900, d. Oct 13, 1901, d/o M.A. and O.P Lone M. PATRICK, b. June 1, 1892, d. Feb 27, 1893, d/o M.A. and O.P. Sarah M. LOGAN, b. Aug 30, 1866, d. Mar 30, 1931, w/o Robert R. Logan Robert R. LOGAN, b. Mar 23, 1862, d. Feb 14, 1939 Allie Logan RAYBURN, b. Oct 31, 1901, d. June 15, 1943 James J. RAYBURN, 1900-1978 Ethel Logan COOK, b. Aug 1, 1899, d. July 6, 1937, w/o Doff Ruth Ann JORDAN, b. &d Jan 9, 1950, d/o Mr and Mrs Ernest Jordan Hiram Milton JORDAN, b. Aug 2, 1893, d. March 22, 1892 Della JORDAN, b. Apr 3, 1896, d. June 19, 1930, w/o Hiram Fredrick JORDAN, b. Feb 12, 1926, d. July 4, 1927, s/o Hiram and Della Carry Patrick CLINE, B. mAY 26, 1895, d. Sept 18, 1932 James CLINE, 1892-1976 WWI Willie ROSE, b, Aug 14, 1896, d. Oct 24, 1964, WWI Nora HENDERSON PATRICK, 1900-1926 Mearl LOGAN, b. Jun 14, 1930, d. July 12, 1974, Korea Ethel LOGAN, b. Sept 4, 1932- Milford LOGAN, July 19, 1894, d. June 7, 1974, veteran Lizzie LOGAN, d. May 14, 1905, d. Oct 1982 Rebecca HENDERSON, 1870-1952 Pete HENDERSON, 1870-1928 Ralph LOGAN, b. Jan 6, 1934, d. Jan 11, 1934, s/o Milford Roxie Logan, b. Feb 24, 1935, d. Mar 12 , 1935, d/o Milford Roscoe LOGAN, b. Feb 24, 1935, d. Nov 12, 1935, s/o Milford Kenneth D. RAYBURN, b&d May 24, 1955, s/o Mr and Mrs Clifton Rayburn Milford J. LOGAN, b. Mar 30, 1926, d. Dec 19, 1967, WWII

NEXT: Joe Johnson Cem Carter Co Cemetaries In a brushed over wire enclosed cem on the Lowell Lambert Farm on Greenbriar in western Carter Co, monuments with the folling inscriptions stand: Mickey Hattie Pelfrey COOPER b. Feb 14, 1894, d. June 21, 1938 John D. PELFREY, b. Dec 19, 1869, d. July 23, 1904 Issac PELFREY, b. Dec 11, 1840, d. March 5, 1886 Herbert I PELFREY, b. March 2, 1886, d. Feb 12, 1890, s/o Issac and Caroline J. Pelfrey Harlis J. DAY, s/o Harlis and Ira Day, b. May 3, 1920, d. July 7, 1920 12-24 unmarked graves note: ISSAC PELFREY was killed by Tom GOODMAN during the TOLLIVER Martin Feud in Rowan Co. The Reid Cemetary lies directly off U.S, 60 between Olive Hill and Carter Caves, behind the HARR Pottery Sales. The folling are buried there: Unmarked Oleta APPLEGATE, b. Nov 5, 1916, d. Feb 20, 1918, d/o W.M. and Maud Applegate Kenneth APPLEGATE, b. Nov 5, 1901, d. Nov 21, 1903, s/o W.M. and Maud Applegate Dayne APPLEGATE, s/o W.M. and Maud Applegate, b. March 21, 1908, d. Sept 18, 1913 W.M. Applegate, 1869-1961 Maud APPLEGATE, b. Feb 2, 1876, d. Dec 12, 1917, w/o W.M Applegate Charles C.COUNTS, b. April 8, 1863 d. Feb 27, 1914 Seany G. COUNTS, b. April 22, 1833, d. Feb 5, 1898.w/o J.S. Counts John S. (JS) COUNTS, b. Jan 6, 1867, d. May 25, 1919 Logan Counts died Jan 3, 1883, 26 yrs, 2 ddays old, s/o John and Seany G. John BAYS, d. Sept 10? 1867? age 78 yrs Charles W. Bays, died Oct 1865, age 53 yrs and 7 months Jennie KING, d. Dec 21, 1880, 10 mos 3 days, d/o V.B and Nancy J. King Johnnie KING, b. May 13, 1885, d. Oct 30. 1885, s/o V.B. and Nannie/Nancy King unmarked Edith REID b. Sept 24, 1903, d. Nov 3, 1903, d/o John J. and Carrie Reid two unmarked John James Reid, b. Sept 14, 1855, d. July 13, 1925 Julia Carolyn Reid, b. Nov 9, 1866, d. July 19, 1960 Gordon Reid, b. Jan 19, 1898, d. Jan 28, 1961 Luther WAUGH, b. Sept 21, 1901, d. Apr 8, 1961 Lillian Lorraine PLUMMER, b. Aug 3, 1924, d. Mar 15, 1926 Four unmarked George Washington BRINEGAR, 1888-1969 Phebie BRINEGAR, 1886-1933 Wilma Jean BRINEGAR, b. July 10, 1949. d. Aug 2 , 1950 Unmarked Henrietta MEADE, 1849-1919 V.P. MEADE, b. Dec 19, 1836, d. May 26, 1898 W.F.R. MEADE, b. July 25, 1877, d. June , 27, 1888, s/o V.P. and Henrietta Luther JACOBS, b. Nov 6, 1887, d. Sept 3, 1898, s/o Stephen and Ethel Jacobs Ethel JACOBS BREYZINGER, b. Sept 10, 1871, d. July 18, 1916 Seven unmarked On a stone laid beside the fence, Doris WAWIPLER?, b. June 22, 1927, d. June 1, 1928

Did anyone besides me notice the mortality rate of children under the age of 21 in this area. Was it polio? Any ideas? I post a lot of deaths in Floyd Co and never noticed there being this unusually high amount. Let me know, As I start typing the Carter Cem I notice it is the same there. There has to have been something that caused this.... bigun@eastky.net Carol Howell McGlothen ICQ 7515277

Dec 8, 1881, pg 2, James DUVALL of Reedville will take over the hotel currently operated by J.H. GREEN. Mr Green is moving to a new hotel on Main Street H.J. Spradlins sawmill will be operating soon W.R. Ward and Mr Bockup are buying pipe ataves to ship to Europe Two more blacksmith shops will open here next week. W.R. Wells is our police judge-but still single. A.L. REDWINE has closed his public school on Elk Fork and is now attending normal school here

Elliott Co The Ashland Independent reports the following news of interest from Sandy Hook: Dec.8, 1881, page 3 - Yesterday Marshall COLLINS was arrested for the abduction of Winnie BURTON and brought to town. With him came the Collins and Burton generation, with WASH COLLINS in command. Marshall was acquitted, the girl swearing that she was willing to go with him . The group then repaired across the gbridge for a fight between the two female champions, Emeline Collins and Sarah Burton Collins, They stripped for the fray, fought, scratched, pulled hair, and cursed until the Sherriff appeared, revolver in hand, and arrested them. They were tried and fined $3 and $5 respectively , and went their way. Will Hunter was thrown from his horsse last Sunday , breaking his leg

HANDSHAW/COX Cemetary lies on the Henderson Farm , near the head of Clay Fork of Sinking , upstream from Elmer Stones, Buried in this Cem are: W.M. Goodman, b. July 5, 1898, d. Oct 22, 1915 Martha Cox, d/o Dan and M.A. Cox b. May 10, 1910, d. Dec 16, 1932, 22 yrs old Mary Ann Cox, 1882-1944 Dan Cox, b. Aug 25, 1878, d. May 9, 1938 Russell Cox , s/o Dan and M.A. Cox b. Feb 9, 1900, d. Aug 17, 1913, 13 yrs old Bertie Cox , s/o Dan and M.A. Cox b. May 2, 1912, d. Mar 28, 1929, abt 15 yrs old Leonard Cox, b, Sept 5, 1858, d Nov 6, 1930 Nora Cox, d/o Dan and M.A. Cox , b&d Apr 8,. 1919, stillborn Mary Cox d/o Dan and Mary Cox, b. May 10, 1910, d. Apr 24, 1913, 3 yrs old Jay Cox, s/o Dan and M.A. Cox b. June 10, 1905, d. April 19, 1913, nearly 8 yrs old Della Cox, d/o H.L. Cox, b. May 22, 1903, d, July 24, 1909, 6 yrs old Arthur Cox b.&Jan 10, 1925 Marion HANDSHAW, 1869-1922 Agness Hanshaw b. Oct.4, 1857 d. Mar. 12, 1930 Mable Hanshaw, dau J.H. Hanshaw b. Apr. 3, 1921 d. Apr. 7, 1921 Hurst Hanshaw, son John Hanshaw b. Oct. 6, 1916 d. Nov. 4, 1916 Virgel HANSHAW, s/o John Hanshaw, b. Nov 22, 1917, d. Mar 30, 1918. bt 4 mos old Mary Handshaw, d/o John Handshaw, b. Arril 6, 1909, d. Sept 8, 1909, abt 5 mos old Infant son of Shade and Cleo Parker, April 17, 1929 Clara BURTON,d/o Wm Burton and Wife, b. Sept 25, 1900, d. April 5, 1919. almost 9 yrs old Ruth Burton, d/o Wm and wife, b. Nov 21, 1916, d. Dec 24, 1916, 1 mo 3 days old Ora Burton, s/o Norsie and Evert Burton, b. Nov 26, 1917, d. Dec 15, 1917, 19 days old Keener Burton, b. Sept 25, 1914, d. May 5, 1928, 14 yr 7 mos, 10 days Hascal Boggs, s/o Charles Boggs, b. July 27, 1910, d. Oct 27, 1924, 14 yrs 3 mos old Ruth Boggs, d/o Chas Boggs, b. Oct 4, 1922, d. Oct 22, 1928, 6 yrs old Gladess Boggs, d/o C.A. Boggs, b. Feb 11, 1917, d. Sept 25, 1917 6 unmarked graves

As I said before , I only have copies that I made from this book, however I will get the pub and authors name tomarrow so that those interested may purchase it and info may be documented >From the book, SMOKE IN THE WOODS, VOL 1 Elliott Co was formed in 1869, authors note The Ashland Independent, May 11, 1882, pg 2, J.W. HANNAH, is the defense attorney for the TOLLIVERS in the examining trialin the murder of W.T. NICHOLL, U.S. Bailiff, which occured last February. The murder was a bloody affair. The defendent fled the county but was later returned and is now before the court, The trial result is not known at this time but much crooked swearing is expected, M.M. REDWINE is the Commonwealths Attorney. May 18, 1882, pg 2, Tar Kiln, - Miss NANCY HOLBROOK married, at her parents home, GEORGE RENTROE, , late of Owen Co, REV ROSE performed the ceremony, REV ROSE also officiated at the marriage of HENRY G. COX to MISS ELLEN V. KEGLEY The infant child of MARION BOGGS passed away and was buried in the Old Gilbert Graveyard May 25, 1882, page 2, Back Bone, - Married , at J.S. JOHNSONS, ELLEN JOHNSON and G.W. MCBRAYER J.F MANNIN was returned home from Texas preferring Kentucky J.D. SPARKS, very ill with pneumonia fever, , is improving under the care of DR. LEVI SPARKS GEO. BARKER, a Morgan Co Native now hailing from Missouri poassed through here on the 17 th enroute to Elk Fork, to attend the funeral of his brother, THOMAS BARKER, shot and killed with a supposedly empty pistol by JAMES HUTCHINSON June 1, 1882, pg 1, Ten yr old GEORGE HOLBROOK killed a wild turkey last week with a stone April 20, 1882, pg 4, W.P. WARD and Family who moved to Kansas in February , have moved back to Elliott Co. MRS ELIZABETH FRALEY, has bought a fine lot of medicines from ANDERSON ISON, for her practice. MRS FRALEY has been in the practice of medicine for the last 15 yrs. REV FRANK RICE and REV JAMES FRALEY , of the M.E. Church South, preach at the Newcomb school every 2 nd Sunday, Y.T. RICE and A.C. FRALEY had abt 75 panels of fence burned last week; it is thought that some person maliciously set the woods on fire. Our farmers should turn their attention to the cultivation of tobacco , a ready cash crop.

Taken from my notes I copied from the book, Smoke in the Woods. CARTER CO following article condensed from pages of Ashland Daily Independent, page 2,Nov 10, 1881 Intense Excitement reigned in Grayson on Wednesday of the second instance because of a bloody shooting between, Steve STAMPER, Milton FOSTER, and Bruce ALFREY, all Rowan Co Residents. A dispute arose over the correctness of statements madeunder oath in a trial of moonshinners before the U.S. Commissioner Bowling. ALFREY called STAMPER a liar; STAMPER drew a revolver and fired on ALFREY, hitting him in the hand. FOSTER started to run, STAMPER shot him, the ball taking effect between the elbow and shoulder in the miscles of FOSTERS left arm. STAMPER started to run, FOSTER and ALFREY fired on him at the same time. FOSTER missed but the ball from ALFREYS .32 cal. revolver struck STAMPER between his tenth and eleventh rib, passing through his body and out below the lower end of his breast bone. STAMPER is recovering in the Grayson Hotel. Dr Louis PRICHARD is in attendance. FOSTER was before the court for illicit distilling Nov 17, 1881, pg 2, Bruce ALFREY was tried in Grayson last Thursday. All charges gainst him were dismissed because of insufficient proof. STAMPER has recovered from his wounds Elliott Co On a Point on the old Jake Conn farm on Little Sinking, enclosed in a block fence, : Jake Conn 1880-1952, Mary Tabor Conn, 1888-1945 Futher back on same ridge a wire fence surrounds a cemetary that conytains the following: Lucie, d/o S.L. and Lottia Tabor, Nov 16, 1885-May 10. 1892 S.L. Tabor. b. Feb 25, 1853- d. Aug 6, 1902 John F. Holbrook, s.o Jim Holbrook and wife , Feb 22, 1878-Nov 21-1899 Mary E. Tabor b. July 7, 1845 d. Dec 3, 1884 Minta Tabor, b. Mar 9. 1873, d. Aug 29, 1892 M.L. Flannery, b. Dec 1872, d. Oct 20 1901 Louriena Flannery, d/o M.L. and Mannie Flannery, b. Jan 21, 1901 d. Dec 26, 1904 Howard Vasco Green, bNov 10, 1914 , d. Arril 3, 1917 A hand hewn limestone marker was discovered in Clay Fork near Old ClayFork School: J.K.P. OFFILL, b. Jan 16, 1864, d. Jan 16, 1864, 13 yrs, 4 mos , 24 days The Tabor Cemetary/Old Ancestors Cem lies on the farm of Joe Skaggs, on a point northeast of his home off the Limestone-Maulk Ridge Road .There are at least 35 graves, most of which are unmarked.Cattle have run in the cemetary forr decades and many of the markers are down and in FRagments, The markers read: G.H. Tabor, Co D, 22 Ky Inf George H. Tabor D.H. Tabor, Co D, 22 Ky Inf Erastus C.Taber, Jan 11, 1842 - Jan 20, 1859 James Taber d. Nov 6, 1853, in Carter Co Sarah M. Taber, b. Jan 21, 1820, d. Jan 27, 1881 James W. Taber, b. Feb 14, 1868, - d. July 23, 1??9(illegiable) Elihu A. Taber Sept 18, 1848, d. Mar 13, 1878 Helen, d/o Rueben and Ellen Ross, b. May 17, 1878, d. July 4, 1880 Ellen Ross, w/o Reuben Ross, b. Nov 25, 1845, d. April 13, 1886 Ethel Patton, d/o Wesley and Amanda Patton b. Apr 3, 1900, d. May 25, 1902 Sinthy Patton, b. Sept 7, 1884, d. Sept 8, 1887 Leora Conn, s/o Amanda and Andrew Conn, b. Feb 8, 1899, d. Feb 24, 1899 Low Brown, on a rough unhewn stone Next will be Cox /Handshaw Cem ---------- > From: Bruce Logan <blogan@zoomnet.net> > To: bigun@eastky.net > Subject: Re: [KYGREENU-L] Carter and Elliott Co > Date: Sunday, July 05, 1998 11:17 PM > > Charles, > > How about a look up for the following in Elliott Co., KY: Brown > Carter: Logan, Rayburn, Ham/Hamm, Day, and Stamper. > > Thanks in advance for this service. > > Bruce > > Bruce E. Logan Jr. > 321 Spring St. > Wheelersburg, OH > blogan@zoomnet.net > blogan@scoca.ohio.gov > Van Bibber Pioneers Home Page: http://www.getaway.net/dsmith/vanbibber > Owner: Van Bibber E-mail List > Owner: Penland E-mail List > ICQ # 12054124 > > -----Original Message----- > From: Charles McGlothen <bigun@eastky.net> > To: KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com <KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, July 05, 1998 8:44 PM > Subject: [KYGREENU-L] Carter and Elliott Co > > > >Elliott Co, > >Births: > >Barney M. Cline b. Sept 19, 1840 > >James B. Cline, June 14, 1843 > >Martha Cline, Nov 30, 1845 > >Levi H. Cline, b. April 29, 1848 > >Sarah Cline, b. June 21, 1850 > > > >Lucie, d/o S.L. and Lottia Tabor was b. Nov 16, 1885, d. May 10, 1892 > > > >Flannery , Tabor, Green, Hanshaw,Brown, Cox and several more Elliott Co > >families are mentioned, let me know if you are interested. > > > >CARTER CO > > > >Cooper, Applegate, Counts, Pelfrey, Day, Bays, Plummer, Meade, Jacobs, > >Brinegar, Reid, King, Waugh, Johnson, Bretzinger, Hanshaw, Clark, , Lowe, > >Frances, Patrick, Logan, Rayburn, Cook, Underwood, Ham, Brown, Pugh, , > >Stamper, and many more names are mentioned from Carter, Let me know if you > >want me to look for something > > > > > >==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== > >Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. > >Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > >List Instructions at: > >http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > >Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > > >

>From notes from the book, Smoke in the Woods Elliott Co Old Cem in the Clay Fork of Sinking Area.buried on their homeplace above the ruins of the old Levi Cline Farm is : Myrtle Brown Hanshaw b. March 12, 1885, d. Oct 17, 1962 Daniel Hanshaw, b. Sept 1, 1875, d. Dec 30, 1959 Off Ky 504, on a ridge overlooking Clay Fork, near the old Brown Fields, lies the Brown/Cline Cemetary: James A. Brown, b, Jan 17, 1844, d. May 2, 1924 Annie Brown, b. Sept 13, 1845, d. Nov 28, 1901, James' wife, maiden name Johnson Eva Alice Brown, b. April 22, 1873, d. Feb 12, 1900, James and Annies daugh William Cline Levi Cline, b. Feb 24, 1873, d. Nov 29, 1942 m. Elizabeth Brown Elizabeth Brown Cline, b. Aug 4, 1877, d. Jan 30, 1967. Levis wife, ; James and Annies daugh Dortha Cline,b. May 8, 1908, d. Aug 12, 1908, child of Levi and Elizabeth Herman Cline, b. July 13, 1904, d. March 30, 1924, child of Levi and Elizabeth, 19 yrs old George Cline, b. July 6, 1899. d. June 17, 1931, 32 yrs old, child of Levi and Elizabeth Othel, d/o Allen and Betsy Cline, b&d. Dec 15, 1916 Martha, d/o Daniel and Myrtle Brown Hanshaw, b&d Oct 2, 1913 Reba, d/o Daniel and Myrtle Brown Hanshaw, b, Aug 29, 1907, d. Sept 3, 1908, Myrtle was the d/o James and Annie Brown at least 17 more unmarked graves here ---------- > From: Bruce Logan <blogan@zoomnet.net> > To: bigun@eastky.net > Subject: Re: [KYGREENU-L] Carter and Elliott Co > Date: Sunday, July 05, 1998 11:17 PM > > Charles, > > How about a look up for the following in Elliott Co., KY: Brown > Carter: Logan, Rayburn, Ham/Hamm, Day, and Stamper. > > Thanks in advance for this service. > > Bruce > > Bruce E. Logan Jr. > 321 Spring St. > Wheelersburg, OH > blogan@zoomnet.net > blogan@scoca.ohio.gov > Van Bibber Pioneers Home Page: http://www.getaway.net/dsmith/vanbibber > Owner: Van Bibber E-mail List > Owner: Penland E-mail List > ICQ # 12054124 > > -----Original Message----- > From: Charles McGlothen <bigun@eastky.net> > To: KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com <KYGREENU-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, July 05, 1998 8:44 PM > Subject: [KYGREENU-L] Carter and Elliott Co > > > >Elliott Co, > >Births: > >Barney M. Cline b. Sept 19, 1840 > >James B. Cline, June 14, 1843 > >Martha Cline, Nov 30, 1845 > >Levi H. Cline, b. April 29, 1848 > >Sarah Cline, b. June 21, 1850 > > > >Lucie, d/o S.L. and Lottia Tabor was b. Nov 16, 1885, d. May 10, 1892 > > > >Flannery , Tabor, Green, Hanshaw,Brown, Cox and several more Elliott Co > >families are mentioned, let me know if you are interested. > > > >CARTER CO > > > >Cooper, Applegate, Counts, Pelfrey, Day, Bays, Plummer, Meade, Jacobs, > >Brinegar, Reid, King, Waugh, Johnson, Bretzinger, Hanshaw, Clark, , Lowe, > >Frances, Patrick, Logan, Rayburn, Cook, Underwood, Ham, Brown, Pugh, , > >Stamper, and many more names are mentioned from Carter, Let me know if you > >want me to look for something > > > > > >==== KYGREENU Mailing List ==== > >Please, no attached files to the list, send privately. > >Need help?, contact Betty at: chipmunk@zoomnet.net > >List Instructions at: > >http://www.zoomnet.net/~chipmunk/SurnamesMail.html > >Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com > > > > > > > >

Elliott Co, Births: Barney M. Cline b. Sept 19, 1840 James B. Cline, June 14, 1843 Martha Cline, Nov 30, 1845 Levi H. Cline, b. April 29, 1848 Sarah Cline, b. June 21, 1850 Lucie, d/o S.L. and Lottia Tabor was b. Nov 16, 1885, d. May 10, 1892 Flannery , Tabor, Green, Hanshaw,Brown, Cox and several more Elliott Co families are mentioned, let me know if you are interested. CARTER CO Cooper, Applegate, Counts, Pelfrey, Day, Bays, Plummer, Meade, Jacobs, Brinegar, Reid, King, Waugh, Johnson, Bretzinger, Hanshaw, Clark, , Lowe, Frances, Patrick, Logan, Rayburn, Cook, Underwood, Ham, Brown, Pugh, , Stamper, and many more names are mentioned from Carter, Let me know if you want me to look for something

ELLIOTT CO >From the book Smoke in the Woods Selections from the ledger of Flossie Tacketts Catron " The family record of my Grandfather Clines family" BIRTHS JOHN Cline, b. Oct 20, 1835. m. Mahala Offiel, b. Jan 31, 1842, m/d Dec 15, 1859 Stephen A. Douglass Cline, Feb 10, 1861 Sarah Allen Cline, March 31, 1863 Mary Malinda Cline, b. Dec 2, 1864 Johnson Cline, b. July 15, 1867 Martha Jane Cline, b. March 27, 1869 John Henry Cline, b. Feb 2, 1871 Charles Levi Cline, b. Feb 24, 1873 William Harrison Cline, b. May 28, 1875 Margaret Ellen Cline, b. May 12, 1877 James Albert Cline, b. March 23, 1879 Elizabeth Selistine Cline, b. April 4, 1880 Riley Waid Cline, b. Oct 3, 1882 Levi Wheeler Cline b. June 1, 1809 m. Sarah Kissick, Oct 12, 1827 Sarah Kissick Cline, b. Feb 14, 1809 m. Levi Wheeler Cline William Harrison Cline, b. Nov 13, 1828 Samuel Riley Cline b. Dec 6, 1830 Henry Jackson Cline, b. Aug 30, 1833 John Cline, b. Oct 20, 1835 Mary Jane Cline, b. June 2, 1838 DEATHS: Johnson Cline, d. Nov 10, 1867 James A. Cline, d. May 19, 1879 Elizabeth S. Cline Tackett, d. April 4, 1905 Mahala Offiel Cline d. April 18, 1917 Margaret Ellen Cline Tackett, d. May 2, 1919 John Cline, Sen, d. Oct 5. 1922 Sarah Allen Cline Catron, d. July 10, 1923 MARRIAGES: Stephen A. Douglas Cline m. Oliva Anna Clay John Martin Catron m. Sarah Allen Cline Melvin Conn m. Martha Jane Cline John Henry Cline m. Elizabeth Brown William B. Tackett m. Margaret Ellen Cline Abel L. Tackett m. Elizabeth Selistine Cline William Harrison Cline m. Arzeela Tackett William Harrison Cline m. 2nd, Elizabeth Hogge Riley Wade Cline m. Bertie Caudill, April 1, 1906 OFFIEL FAMILY BIRTHS Martha Everman b. April 6, 1810 m. Elazaphan Offiel b. Sept 1, 1804 Sarah Janr Offiel, b. Oct 5, 1830 Marietta Offiel b. Apr 18, 1834 Malinda Offiel b. Aug 8, 1832 Elizabeth H Offiel b. Sept 29, 1836 Martha Anna Offiel b. May 22, 1839 Mahala Offiel b. Jan 31, 1842 Eliza Allen Offiel, b. Nov 27, 1846 John Ellen Offiel b. Aug 25, 1848 James K. Polk Offiel, b. July 22, 1851 Climn

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