Hello all, I am looking for any information on the parents of Hiram J. Kinkade s/o John Kinkade & Elizabeth Huff of Hart County. Elizabeth may have been the daughter of Abner Huff. Would also like any information at all on the children listed in the obit. Mary Belle was his second wife and a child not listed was my grandfather, Hiram Wood Kinkade. Son Clayborn is said to have been a motorcycle policeman and I have a photo of him. Thank you Debra Summers The following is the obit for Hiram J. Kinkade Courier Journal, 25 Dec 1936 . Hiram J. Kinkade, 71, died at 8:30 pm Thursday at his home, 2635 Alford. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Belle Wright Kinkade; two sons W. Kinkade, East Orange, N.J., and Clayborne J. Kinkade, Denver Col.; three daughters, Mrs. Anna Vollenhals, Mrs. Guy Lewis, and Mrs. Marian Hendricks, Detroit; seven grand children and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 8 pm Saturday at the residence. Burial will be Sunday at Smith's Grove, KY

north of the Green River and many south of the river. Sort of alphabetical - Bumgardner, Baumgardner, Dawson, Durham, O'Neal, Srygley/Srygler, Warder, Vanfleet, -- and I just went blank. Enough for now. Glad to share, Augustine Warder Royalty

I have a ggg-grandmother Amanda Huston (b. abt 1849) married to Robert Gaddie but have been unable to locate any Huston family information. Can you help? Bev >>> "tracers" <tracers@imagin.net> 04/23 4:37 AM >>> Hello, My families from Hart Co, KY are Jacob and Isaiah Smelser who were on the 1820 Hart Co, KY Federal census. Allied families are Huston and Wardrope among others I am sure. The family moved to Crawford Co, IN before 1830 then back to Hart County. From there they moved to Knox Co, IL and then scattered to Iowa, Oregon and other places. Any connections? Sincerley, Brenda Hay -----Original Message----- From: KYHART-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:KYHART-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 2:09 PM To: KYHART-D@rootsweb.com Subject: KYHART-D Digest V00 #25 ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

I have a Betsy Forrester in my line that married Mose Meers in 1779. Is she in your Forrester line? Bev >>> smobrien@ionet.net 04/22 11:53 PM >>> He may have been the > father of Josiah/Joseph Webb, whose son Alic b. 1888 married my g-g'ma in > Edmonson Co, Blaine Hattie Webb in 1908. I think the elder Alic was the son > of James M Webb, brother of Martin H Webb who settled in Edmonson and also > the g-g'pa of Blaine. Would love to be able to confirm or deny either > relation. > Then there is the Hazelip family. On 1850 Hart Co there are Thomas, Merry, > Jesse and Robert (all b. between 1818-28) with their respective families. > How are they related to Robert Hazelip & Millian Webb? Zandra: This is my Webb family, and boy is my data base full of gaps. I have a Nilliam Webb b. in 1729 to a Merry Webb and Elizabeth Martin (a French name). They had Milliam Webb, Martin and Meredith "Merry" Mel Webb, Elizabeth, John, Lucy and Martha. A Merry Webb got into a fight with a William Forrester and he bit off Forresters ears. This ocurred in Warren County, Kentucky and appears Order Book B, June 15, 1801--January 1, 1805, Pg. 26. I beleive that Warren County Webbs and our are all rthe same people, just descendants of different Webb brothers. I also have Martin H. Webb listed as a Colonel, this appears in the book written by Charles Whittle, and refers to Col. Martin H. Webb, a school teacher at Temple Hill School I assume. I know there are several Webb families al having sons named the same in the Warren, Grayson, Edmonson and Hart Counties area. That make this family difficult to follow. An example is Martin Webb, b 1750, married Nancy Phelps, whom I believe is the daughter of William Phelps who came to Kentucky in 1778 and was killed at Pitman's Station I believe, but I am not really for sure who this Martin Webb is. I would like to untangle this with you. Doyle Sanders, Indian Territory, Oklahoma before 1907 ill School I assume) ============================== The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

My surnames overlap in Hart, Edmonson and Grayson Counties. They are: Jaggers, Harp, Constant, Brooks, Sanders, Logsdon, Webb, Self, Sego, Wood (Ezra Wood of Vermont and descendants), Meredith, Cottrell, Kessinger, Atterberry (and varient spellings) Wilmoth. Would like info concerning Reynolds, and Buckner. Doyle Sanders, Indian Territory (Oklahoma before 1907)

I am searching any info for my gr-grandmother: CHANEY, Catharine Jane b. December 1860 Three Springs, Hart Co., KY. Married September 30, 1880 Warren Co., KY to Willam E. Westbrook b. August 25, 1856 Warren Co., KY. I have been unable to verify information on Catharine. I have been told that her father was either John M. Chaney or Obediah Chaney. I do have the Westbrook line though. Any help or leads would be appreciated. Teri terilong@hotmail.com

My lines are: BOLTON, LANG, HIGHBAUGH, GOFF on one line in Hart County. FRED, JAGGERS, HARPER, WADE, PAGE on the other Hart County line. BOLTON LINE--My grandparents Harry Brents BOLTON (1891-1963) and Bertha Florence FRED (1895-1990) grew up and married in Hart Co where their first 6 (of 13) children were born between 1911 and 1919. Harry descends from the Robert Hayes BOLTON (1795-1862) and Hannah Matilda LANG (1803-1871) line down through their son Robert Hayes BOLTON, Jr and Mildred HIGHBAUGH. Next generation is William H. (Billy) BOLTON who married Laura Ellen GOFF (1856-1938). I need help with Laura Ellen's ancestors. I know that she was a school teacher, and married Mr. Hamilton (Christian name unknown) some time after Billy died in about 1901. Laura and Mr. Hamilton had no children. Laura and Billy's other children were: Dallas, married Bertha (Mary?) Lived in Louisville Nellie, married James (Uncle Jimmy) FULKS Mattie, married Harve BROWNLEE (found some information at Munfordville Historical Society) Rosa, married Wood HATFIELD ( information on them from Ailene CLOSE, daughter-in-law, still living at 95) Bertha May, never married, lived in Wellington, KS, died there in 1972 FRED LINE--Bertha Florence FRED was the daughter of John Henry FRED and Laura Bell JAGGERS, married 1894. Both are buried in Horse Cave, KY. Laura's parents were Jeremiah Thomas JAGGERS and Celia HARPER, married 1856. Desperately need information on the FRED and HARPER lines. We suspect that FRED was changed from an original German name. Have no information on WADE or PAGE, but lots of JAGGERS information, and welcome all responses. Julia Savage Minatra Rutherford County TN

Norman, Thank you for the information, while in Hart County a few years ago I purchased one of your wonderful books. Thanks, Nancy

In a message dated 4/23/2000 7:42:59 AM Central Daylight Time, RIAH1120@aol.com writes: << I descend through Merry and Martha(JONES) WEBB's daughter Alsey who married Thomas PUCKETT in Barren County. Am I correct in my deduction from Norman's post that Merry WEBB, who married Martha JONES, is the son of Martin Webb, Jr and Judith ? Would anyone be willing to share with me their ancestor and decendancy charts on Merry WEBB and Martha JONES? I have been unable to search for info on Hart County due to limited resources in my area. >> That should read Martin Webb, sr. and Judith Webb. Yes, from all indications, Merry Webb (bn. ca 1770 died Ed. Co. 1842) was the son of Martin Webb, Sr. Merry Webb was the father of Alsey Webb who married Thos. Puckett. She was a sister to Martin H. Webb(1800-1880) of Edmonson Co. and a half sister to Alex(Merry Alexander Webb) of Hart Co., KY. Dr. Puckett of Bowling Green has researched for years on this line. The difficult part is trying to establish how Robert Hazelips' wife fits into the picture. Norman Warnell

Hello, I have found the post re the Webb family very interesting as well as confusing due to the many Merry's, Martin's etc. I descend through Merry and Martha(JONES) WEBB's daughter Alsey who married Thomas PUCKETT in Barren County. Am I correct in my deduction from Norman's post that Merry WEBB, who married Martha JONES, is the son of Martin Webb, Jr and Judith ? Would anyone be willing to share with me their ancestor and decendancy charts on Merry WEBB and Martha JONES? I have been unable to search for info on Hart County due to limited resources in my area. Thanks, Nancy Also researching families of Jacob/Lydia MILLER, William/Matilda( BURRUS) KNIGHT, John /Templin(BROOKS) Harvey, George/Eliza (Harvey) MADDEN/MADDING, William/ Susannah (SHELTON) HAWKINS and the Mears families of Hart County

Hello, My families from Hart Co, KY are Jacob and Isaiah Smelser who were on the 1820 Hart Co, KY Federal census. Allied families are Huston and Wardrope among others I am sure. The family moved to Crawford Co, IN before 1830 then back to Hart County. From there they moved to Knox Co, IL and then scattered to Iowa, Oregon and other places. Any connections? Sincerley, Brenda Hay -----Original Message----- From: KYHART-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:KYHART-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 2:09 PM To: KYHART-D@rootsweb.com Subject: KYHART-D Digest V00 #25

Hello, I do have some Hart Co, KY databases at my site. 1819 Hart Co, Tax List, 1820 Hart Co, Census, Civil War Soldiers of Hart Co, KY and a couple of more odds and ends. Page is: Tidbits From Hart County, KY. http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/ky_tidbits.htm As seen in Worldwide Top 100 Genealogy Sites (Over 600 genealogy links now!) http://www.worldwide-top100.net/tops5/rankem.cgi?action=in&id=tracer Enjoy these links, Brenda

We're searching for more information on the following: William Vincent PREECS, b. 15 May 1845, KY; d. 31 Jan 1905, Greene Co., IN Married (1): Emily THOMPSON 1 Apr 1869, Green Co., KY Married (2): Elizabeth Belle DOBSON, 14 Feb 1889, Hart Co. Elizabeth b. 11 Dec 1868, Hart Co., KY Elizabeth d. 30 Jun 1922, Terre Haute, Vigo Co., IN William PREECS's parents: Vincent PRIEST, b. bef 1823 KY Nancy SKAGGS, b. bef 1823 KY married: 13 Dec 1839, Green Co., KY Elizabeth Belle DOBSON's parents: Samuel B. DOBSON, b. 24 Feb 1844, Greene Co., KY; d. 22 Mar 1925, Hart Co. Elizabeth Hannah STAMP, b. 8 Mar 1851, Hart Co.; d. 22 Apr 1934, Hart Co. burial: DOBSON cemetery near Powder Mill, Hart Co. -- **************************** Larry & Gayle Fish lwf@srv.net 776 Adell Idaho Falls, ID 83402-2939 Voice: (208) 529-4764 FAX: (503) 214-6147

Thanks Norman! Great to get a reply from you. Haven't seem much from you lately. I am going to be coming back to Kentucky again this year and I am going to try my hardest to get in touch with you. Last year I had a few problems with time. An uncle was desperately ill (he eventually shot himself, this was Coy Sanders, brother to Willadean Sanders Highbaugh), and also a cousin's husband was diagnosed with cancer (inoperable), he's still alive but only has a few weeks I hear. So time was quite short. I did see Dale Huffman though and enjoyed talking with him. He gave me an Edmosnon County History book with the family histories in it. I'll have to get him something in return. Doyle Sanders, Indian Territory

He may have been the > father of Josiah/Joseph Webb, whose son Alic b. 1888 married my g-g'ma in > Edmonson Co, Blaine Hattie Webb in 1908. I think the elder Alic was the son > of James M Webb, brother of Martin H Webb who settled in Edmonson and also > the g-g'pa of Blaine. Would love to be able to confirm or deny either > relation. > Then there is the Hazelip family. On 1850 Hart Co there are Thomas, Merry, > Jesse and Robert (all b. between 1818-28) with their respective families. > How are they related to Robert Hazelip & Millian Webb? Zandra: This is my Webb family, and boy is my data base full of gaps. I have a Nilliam Webb b. in 1729 to a Merry Webb and Elizabeth Martin (a French name). They had Milliam Webb, Martin and Meredith "Merry" Mel Webb, Elizabeth, John, Lucy and Martha. A Merry Webb got into a fight with a William Forrester and he bit off Forresters ears. This ocurred in Warren County, Kentucky and appears Order Book B, June 15, 1801--January 1, 1805, Pg. 26. I beleive that Warren County Webbs and our are all rthe same people, just descendants of different Webb brothers. I also have Martin H. Webb listed as a Colonel, this appears in the book written by Charles Whittle, and refers to Col. Martin H. Webb, a school teacher at Temple Hill School I assume. I know there are several Webb families al having sons named the same in the Warren, Grayson, Edmonson and Hart Counties area. That make this family difficult to follow. An example is Martin Webb, b 1750, married Nancy Phelps, whom I believe is the daughter of William Phelps who came to Kentucky in 1778 and was killed at Pitman's Station I believe, but I am not really for sure who this Martin Webb is. I would like to untangle this with you. Doyle Sanders, Indian Territory, Oklahoma before 1907 ill School I assume)

Since I am new to the list I will go ahead and jump on in. I have been trying to piece together the Webb's that lived in Hart Co - namely Aliczander b. abt 1821 (according to the 1850 census). He may have been the father of Josiah/Joseph Webb, whose son Alic b. 1888 married my g-g'ma in Edmonson Co, Blaine Hattie Webb in 1908. I think the elder Alic was the son of James M Webb, brother of Martin H Webb who settled in Edmonson and also the g-g'pa of Blaine. Would love to be able to confirm or deny either relation. Then there is the Hazelip family. On 1850 Hart Co there are Thomas, Merry, Jesse and Robert (all b. between 1818-28) with their respective families. How are they related to Robert Hazelip & Millian Webb? Now last one - the Crane's. I descend through Charles & Martha Jane (Long) Crane's daughter, Sallie who married Perry Hale Jacobs. Charles is the s/o George & Lucinda (Amos) Crane. Have no idea who the parents of Martha are, but would love to know. Anyone out there working on the Long's????? Thanks. Zandra in Pinellas Park, FL

Researching Elzy M WILLIAMSON (b) JAN.04, 1813/1821 though to be the eldest son of William WILLIAMSON and America Ann BROOKS (m) Dec.13,1819 in Hart County KY. America Ann BROOKS is the daughter of Miles BROOKS and Lucy PULLIAN. It is known that Arthur T WILLIAMSON (b) Abt. !802 married Sarah (Sally ATTERBERRY Oct.24,1822 in Barren County,KY. His second wife was Mary B HARMON born in KY. , (m) Feb.03 1833 in Tazewell County,IL. Arthur is a known brother of William. He was named administrator of his estate in 1850 in Tazewell County,IL. Arthur and his family moved to Mo. where it though that he died. William and Elzy both lived in Menard County,IL. prior to moving to Tazewell County,IL. in 1850. William died Aug.04, 1850. Would like to find the Parents of William and Arthur WILLIAMSON and find out who Elzy M Williamson really belong to. Jim Williamson

My Hart names are THOMPSON, JAGGERS, BRATCHER, COTTRELL, WADDELL, and many intermarried names, also CRUSE, FERGUSON, PRIEST, HOWARD, HUNT, also several others. Lots of luck to us all! Janet Cruse Jensen

In a message dated 4/22/2000 10:54:27 PM Central Daylight Time, smobrien@ionet.net writes: << Zandra: ,< A Merry Webb got into a fight with a <William Forrester and he bit off Forresters ears. This ocurred in Warren <County, Kentucky and appears Order Book B, June 15, 1801--January 1, 1805, <Pg. 26. I beleive that Warren County Webbs and our are all rthe same <people, just descendants of different Webb brothers. MERRY WEBB (alod known as Mel Webb)of Warren Co. later Edmonson Co. was s/o Martin Webb, sr. who died, leaving a will in 1816. Merry came to KY with Martin from N.C. in ca 1795, as did other sons of Martin, sr. < I also have Martin H. Webb listed as a Colonel, this appears in the book <written by Charles Whittle, and refers to Col. Martin H. Webb, a school <teacher at Temple Hill School I assume. I know there are several Webb <families al having sons named the same in the Warren, Grayson, Edmonson and Hart Counties area. That make this family difficult to follow. An example This is MARTIN H. WEBB son of Merry Webb & Martha Jones. ,<is Martin Webb, b 1750, married Nancy Phelps, whom I believe is the daughter <of William Phelps who came to Kentucky in 1778 and was killed at Pitman's <Station I believe, but I am not really for sure who this Martin Webb is. I <would like to untangle this with you. This is Martin Webb, sr. who died 1816. Judith was his first wife and the mother of his childre, but Nancy Phelps Vanzant was by his marriage after he moved to Warren Co.(actually Mammoth Cave). Nancy's mother was killed at Pitmans Station , not her father. Old Wm. Phelps came on into Ed. Co. and later into Butler Co. Norman Warnell

In a message dated 4/22/2000 10:10:11 PM Central Daylight Time, zandra68@earthlink.net writes: << Since I am new to the list I will go ahead and jump on in. I have been trying to piece together the Webb's that lived in Hart Co - namely Aliczander b. abt 1821 (according to the 1850 census). He may have been the father of Josiah/Joseph Webb, whose son Alic b. 1888 married my g-g'ma in Edmonson Co, Blaine Hattie Webb in 1908. I think the elder Alic was the son of James M Webb, brother of Martin H Webb who settled in Edmonson and also the g-g'pa of Blaine. Would love to be able to confirm or deny either relation. Then there is the Hazelip family. On 1850 Hart Co there are Thomas, Merry, Jesse and Robert (all b. between 1818-28) with their respective families. How are they related to Robert Hazelip & Millian Webb? Now last one - the Crane's. I descend through Charles & Martha Jane (Long) Crane's daughter, Sallie who married Perry Hale Jacobs. Charles is the s/o George & Lucinda (Amos) Crane. Have no idea who the parents of Martha are, but would love to know. Anyone out there working on the Long's????? Thanks. Zandra in Pinellas Park, FL >> Alec. Webb (1822- April 1918) of Hart Co. was the father of several children, one was Jacob Webb. There were several other sons but I don't recall their names now. Anyway, Alec. Webb was born MERRY ALEXANDER WEBB the son of MERRY WEBB also known as Mel Webb. Mel. or Merry Webb(bn 1770's died 1842) was the son of Martin Webb, sr. who died at Mammoth Cave 1816. Robert Hazelip's wife, Millian Webb Hazelip was supposed to have been a daughter of Merry Webb or a sister. Can't remember which. Robert and Millian had a son, Robert, Jr. who died before his father died, leaving several small children to be orphaned out by the Edmonson Co. court. Those are the names you have above. Norman Warnell