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Hi List Thank you very much Mary in AZ :)

Someone ask for a Sandefur web site, here is mine http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/2070/ Imawakr@aol.com wrote: > > Hi KY list!! > Could you share some > SANDEFUR web sites? > THX Mary in AZ :)

Does anyone know how to go about finding who has the adoption records for henderson county in about 1888. It was an adoption through the death of parents so shouldn't have been real secretive. The judge that granted the adoption was John F. Lockett and it would have to have been between 1887-1889. Misti

Ed, I have collected a lot of information about this Clayton family as my line married into the Clayton line several time including Tapp and Hicks lines. My information is not documented as well as yours and sources are sometimes missing but I would be happy to send you what I have. It requires about 32 pages but I can easily attach it to an E-mail if your desire. Can you handle .rtf files? Johnnie Wayne Brown Manchester, TN http://edge.net/~jwbrown Researching: Brown, Wood, Hicks, Cullen, Tapp, Curry, Edwards, Dorris, Bentley, Overby, Hawkins, Younger, Lunsford, and others > -----Original Message----- > From: Ed Clayton [mailto:ed_clayton@mindspring.com] > Sent: Saturday, June 19, 1999 9:30 AM > To: KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Person Co, NC - Solomon Clayton, Sr. and Frances Carver > > > Since many members of this family migrated to Kentucky this may be of > interest to some members of this list. > > Those who research Person County Claytons may be interested in a draft > version of a paper that I have posted. It represents research that I did > some time ago but would like to share. You will find the paper at: > > http://www.mindspring.com/~ed_clayton/solomon.htm > > I have chosen to share this information although my research is incomplete > in the hope that (1) it will be useful to others and (2) that I > may connect > with others who are researching these families who may have > information that > I am missing. I will be happy to have your questions, corrections, and > additions. > > +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ > > The paper documents three generations starting with Solomon > Clayton, Sr. and > Frances Carver. Solomon and Frances were the parents of nine > children, seven > of whom moved to Western Kentucky and two of whom stayed in Person County, > NC. The nine children were: > > 1 - John Draper Clayton who was born on 04 Mar 1808 and died Apr > 1893. On 04 > Nov 1828 in Person County, NC he married his first cousin, Elizabeth M. > Clayton, who was born 1810. > > 2 - Elizabeth Clayton who was born 1811. She married in Person County, NC > James Edward Villines who was born 1802. > > 3 - Simeon Clayton who was born 31 Aug 1813 and died 1889. On 09 > Feb 1833 in > Person County, NC he married Mary Painter who was born 11 Jan 1911. > > 4 - William Alexander Clayton born 1815 in Person County, NC and died 1876 > on 21 Oct 1839 married Sallie Yarbrough who was born 1816 and died 1850. > Second, William Alexander Clayton married on 15 Mar 1853 Mary Ann Clayton, > the daughter of his first cousin, Robert Clayton, who was a son of Coleman > Clayton. Third, William Alexander Clayton married on 23 Aug 1864 > Sarah Jane > Clayton who was born 1843 and was a sister to his second wife. > > 5 - Solomon Clayton, Jr. was born 1818 and died 1890. He married in Person > County, NC Alcie Yarbrough who was born 1820 and died 1892. > > 6 - William P. Clayton was born 1819. He married Elizabeth Fuller who was > born 1823 and died Jun 1865. Second, William P. Clayton on 30 Jun 1865 > married Catherin Fuller. > > 7 - Frances Malinda Clayton was born 21 Jan 1821and died Aug 1896. She > married in Person County, NC on 29 Nov 1849 to William P. Pool > who was born > 05 Apr 1819 and died 15 Mar 1885. > > 8 - Nancy Clayton was born 15 Jan 1822 and died 27 Nov 1867. In Person > County, NC on 12 Jun 1851 she married Henry Owen who was born 1833. > > 9 - Richard Jefferson Clayton born Jun 1826 and died 21 Jan 1904 > married on > 17 Nov 1847 Roann Slaughter who was born 28 Jul 1824 and died 01 Apr 1906. > > > Ed Clayton > 109 W Gerrell Ct, Cary, NC 27511 > 919-467-1082 > >

I have marriage and death records from Henderson, where I was also born and raised and now live in Ca. Let me know what you need. Nancy CPhill4533@aol.com wrote: > > I'm interested in the Henderson County records. Is possble you can help. > Thanks in advance. I was born and raised in Henderson, Ky. > > Gene Phillips

Hi, I don't know about the answer to your question, but I have a lot of Sandefur's from Henderson on my web site and some Williams. If you can add or correct anything please let me know. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/2070/ Nbjere@aol.com wrote: > > Anyone know how I can get access to the circuit court records from a > distance? The clerks say they are too busy to even send me a copy of the > index for my names (Williams and Sandefur). I am willing to pay a reasonable > rate for someone to go down to the courthouse for me. > > Nina in California

Since many members of this family migrated to Kentucky this may be of interest to some members of this list. Those who research Person County Claytons may be interested in a draft version of a paper that I have posted. It represents research that I did some time ago but would like to share. You will find the paper at: http://www.mindspring.com/~ed_clayton/solomon.htm I have chosen to share this information although my research is incomplete in the hope that (1) it will be useful to others and (2) that I may connect with others who are researching these families who may have information that I am missing. I will be happy to have your questions, corrections, and additions. +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ The paper documents three generations starting with Solomon Clayton, Sr. and Frances Carver. Solomon and Frances were the parents of nine children, seven of whom moved to Western Kentucky and two of whom stayed in Person County, NC. The nine children were: 1 - John Draper Clayton who was born on 04 Mar 1808 and died Apr 1893. On 04 Nov 1828 in Person County, NC he married his first cousin, Elizabeth M. Clayton, who was born 1810. 2 - Elizabeth Clayton who was born 1811. She married in Person County, NC James Edward Villines who was born 1802. 3 - Simeon Clayton who was born 31 Aug 1813 and died 1889. On 09 Feb 1833 in Person County, NC he married Mary Painter who was born 11 Jan 1911. 4 - William Alexander Clayton born 1815 in Person County, NC and died 1876 on 21 Oct 1839 married Sallie Yarbrough who was born 1816 and died 1850. Second, William Alexander Clayton married on 15 Mar 1853 Mary Ann Clayton, the daughter of his first cousin, Robert Clayton, who was a son of Coleman Clayton. Third, William Alexander Clayton married on 23 Aug 1864 Sarah Jane Clayton who was born 1843 and was a sister to his second wife. 5 - Solomon Clayton, Jr. was born 1818 and died 1890. He married in Person County, NC Alcie Yarbrough who was born 1820 and died 1892. 6 - William P. Clayton was born 1819. He married Elizabeth Fuller who was born 1823 and died Jun 1865. Second, William P. Clayton on 30 Jun 1865 married Catherin Fuller. 7 - Frances Malinda Clayton was born 21 Jan 1821and died Aug 1896. She married in Person County, NC on 29 Nov 1849 to William P. Pool who was born 05 Apr 1819 and died 15 Mar 1885. 8 - Nancy Clayton was born 15 Jan 1822 and died 27 Nov 1867. In Person County, NC on 12 Jun 1851 she married Henry Owen who was born 1833. 9 - Richard Jefferson Clayton born Jun 1826 and died 21 Jan 1904 married on 17 Nov 1847 Roann Slaughter who was born 28 Jul 1824 and died 01 Apr 1906. Ed Clayton 109 W Gerrell Ct, Cary, NC 27511 919-467-1082

HI!!! I am looking for the date of birth and birth place of ALLEN PEARSON born in KY ABT. 1804. His wife SARAH (CASE?) born in KY. ABT. 1809, And their daughter born in KY. in the year 1827. THANK YOU !! La Raine Kingsbury-Pearson

Hi--yes they did move. Gibson County is in southern IN, right about Posey County and Vanderburgh County (Evansville). Princton is the county seat of Gibson and Mt. Vernon is the seat of Posey. That area is my old teenage stomping grounds. I lived 1/2 mile from where the Posey, Gibson, and Vanderburgh lines meet. Indiana became a state in 1816. Evansville and Mt. Vernon were there before 1816 and I don't know about Princeton. Hope this helps. And Willard Library in Evansville has extensive genealogy collections from the tri-state area. Helen Keusch -----Original Message----- From: Carol Foster <cfoster@eden.com> To: KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com <KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, June 17, 1999 8:37 AM Subject: Re: 1792 Red Banks > Thank you. They were married in Henderson County and died in Gibson County >(Kimball Cemetery near Owensville). Maybe they didn't move at all -- only the >county did? How interesting! >Carol > >Gene Keusch wrote: > >> Hi, >> Red Banks was the original name of Henderson KY. Ky became a state >> about 1792-94. I am not for sure on the dates. I do know KY and TN entered >> the US as states in the very early 1790's. When the 1811 earthquake >> occured, the Ohio River got moved around abit, and that has always been a >> problem between KY and IN on river boundaries. There was a trail from >> Henderson, to Evansville, on up to Princeton, IN known as the Red Banks >> Trail where many of the KY people went into IN. So chances are your >> relatives were married at Henderson. Helen Keusch >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Carol Foster <cfoster@eden.com> >> To: KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com <KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com> >> Date: Thursday, June 17, 1999 7:47 AM >> Subject: 1792 Red Banks >> >> >According to an LDS sumbission, Jesse KIMBALL and Elizabeth ROELOFSEN were >> >married 1794, Red Banks. I had not been able to locate it and this is the >> first >> >reference I have seen other than that file. I, too, would be interested in >> the >> >list of inhabitants or any other Red Banks information -- also, anything >> about >> >Kimball or Roelofsen. >> >Thanks, >> >Carol >> > >> >RWHitzman@aol.com wrote: >> > >> >> In my research, I came across the following note. Is anyone familiar >> with >> >> this source, or know what the "Register" might be? >> >> >> >> "A village known as 'Red Banks' was established near the site of >> Henderson as >> >> early as 1784. Apparently a list of the inhabitants of Red Banks as of >> >> November 1792 appeared on a petition for relief and request for >> appointment >> >> of magistrate for the community, addressed to Governor Shelby [File Box >> No. >> >> 1, Archives Department, Historical Society, published in the Register in >> May >> >> 1927]. " >> >> >> >> Rebecca Hitzman >> >> Tulsa, OK >> >> >> >> Researching Lawrence, Sprinkle, Worthington families of early Henderson >> Co. >> > >> > > >

Here are two real good Sandefur sites: 1. Nancy Leeg Jankowski's site at www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/2070/ 2. Standefur at www.carolyar.com Both are really nice. Helen Keusch -----Original Message----- From: Imawakr@aol.com <Imawakr@aol.com> To: KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com <KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 3:32 PM Subject: SANDEFUR >Hi KY list!! > Could you share some >SANDEFUR web sites? > THX Mary in AZ :) > >

Hi Rebecca and Henderson County cousins.... The "Register" citation must refer to the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, which is one of the society's two publications. If you're close to a large library with a good genealogical collection they might have back issues of The Register, although 1927 is going back a long way. >From the citation it appears the petition is available at the KHS Library, which is at Frankfort in the new Kentucky History Center. I checked Starling's "History of Henderson County" and didn't find any mention of this petition. All Starling says is: "Prior to the formation of Henderson as the thirty-eighth county in 1798, there were but few settlers south of Green River. The first permanent settlement of which any knowledge is had was made above the Red Banks - now Henderson - on Richard Henderson & Co.'s land in the year 1791." It would be interesting to see the names on this petition. Luck, Carole Palmer Webster County KYGenWeb page coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~kywebste/ Webster County KYGenWeb Archive keeper http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ky/webster/webster.html My personal genealogical data http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cpalmer/ On Thu, 17 Jun 1999 01:42:06 EDT, RWHitzman@aol.com wrote: >In my research, I came across the following note. Is anyone familiar with >this source, or know what the "Register" might be? > >"A village known as 'Red Banks' was established near the site of Henderson as >early as 1784. Apparently a list of the inhabitants of Red Banks as of >November 1792 appeared on a petition for relief and request for appointment >of magistrate for the community, addressed to Governor Shelby [File Box No. >1, Archives Department, Historical Society, published in the Register in May >1927]. " > >Rebecca Hitzman >Tulsa, OK > >Researching Lawrence, Sprinkle, Worthington families of early Henderson Co. >

Thank you. They were married in Henderson County and died in Gibson County (Kimball Cemetery near Owensville). Maybe they didn't move at all -- only the county did? How interesting! Carol Gene Keusch wrote: > Hi, > Red Banks was the original name of Henderson KY. Ky became a state > about 1792-94. I am not for sure on the dates. I do know KY and TN entered > the US as states in the very early 1790's. When the 1811 earthquake > occured, the Ohio River got moved around abit, and that has always been a > problem between KY and IN on river boundaries. There was a trail from > Henderson, to Evansville, on up to Princeton, IN known as the Red Banks > Trail where many of the KY people went into IN. So chances are your > relatives were married at Henderson. Helen Keusch > -----Original Message----- > From: Carol Foster <cfoster@eden.com> > To: KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com <KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Thursday, June 17, 1999 7:47 AM > Subject: 1792 Red Banks > > >According to an LDS sumbission, Jesse KIMBALL and Elizabeth ROELOFSEN were > >married 1794, Red Banks. I had not been able to locate it and this is the > first > >reference I have seen other than that file. I, too, would be interested in > the > >list of inhabitants or any other Red Banks information -- also, anything > about > >Kimball or Roelofsen. > >Thanks, > >Carol > > > >RWHitzman@aol.com wrote: > > > >> In my research, I came across the following note. Is anyone familiar > with > >> this source, or know what the "Register" might be? > >> > >> "A village known as 'Red Banks' was established near the site of > Henderson as > >> early as 1784. Apparently a list of the inhabitants of Red Banks as of > >> November 1792 appeared on a petition for relief and request for > appointment > >> of magistrate for the community, addressed to Governor Shelby [File Box > No. > >> 1, Archives Department, Historical Society, published in the Register in > May > >> 1927]. " > >> > >> Rebecca Hitzman > >> Tulsa, OK > >> > >> Researching Lawrence, Sprinkle, Worthington families of early Henderson > Co. > > > >

Hi, Red Banks was the original name of Henderson KY. Ky became a state about 1792-94. I am not for sure on the dates. I do know KY and TN entered the US as states in the very early 1790's. When the 1811 earthquake occured, the Ohio River got moved around abit, and that has always been a problem between KY and IN on river boundaries. There was a trail from Henderson, to Evansville, on up to Princeton, IN known as the Red Banks Trail where many of the KY people went into IN. So chances are your relatives were married at Henderson. Helen Keusch -----Original Message----- From: Carol Foster <cfoster@eden.com> To: KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com <KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, June 17, 1999 7:47 AM Subject: 1792 Red Banks >According to an LDS sumbission, Jesse KIMBALL and Elizabeth ROELOFSEN were >married 1794, Red Banks. I had not been able to locate it and this is the first >reference I have seen other than that file. I, too, would be interested in the >list of inhabitants or any other Red Banks information -- also, anything about >Kimball or Roelofsen. >Thanks, >Carol > >RWHitzman@aol.com wrote: > >> In my research, I came across the following note. Is anyone familiar with >> this source, or know what the "Register" might be? >> >> "A village known as 'Red Banks' was established near the site of Henderson as >> early as 1784. Apparently a list of the inhabitants of Red Banks as of >> November 1792 appeared on a petition for relief and request for appointment >> of magistrate for the community, addressed to Governor Shelby [File Box No. >> 1, Archives Department, Historical Society, published in the Register in May >> 1927]. " >> >> Rebecca Hitzman >> Tulsa, OK >> >> Researching Lawrence, Sprinkle, Worthington families of early Henderson Co. > >

According to an LDS sumbission, Jesse KIMBALL and Elizabeth ROELOFSEN were married 1794, Red Banks. I had not been able to locate it and this is the first reference I have seen other than that file. I, too, would be interested in the list of inhabitants or any other Red Banks information -- also, anything about Kimball or Roelofsen. Thanks, Carol RWHitzman@aol.com wrote: > In my research, I came across the following note. Is anyone familiar with > this source, or know what the "Register" might be? > > "A village known as 'Red Banks' was established near the site of Henderson as > early as 1784. Apparently a list of the inhabitants of Red Banks as of > November 1792 appeared on a petition for relief and request for appointment > of magistrate for the community, addressed to Governor Shelby [File Box No. > 1, Archives Department, Historical Society, published in the Register in May > 1927]. " > > Rebecca Hitzman > Tulsa, OK > > Researching Lawrence, Sprinkle, Worthington families of early Henderson Co.

The Register would be what the Newspaper was called I believe. Netta, 1st Vice Henderson Co. Historical & Genealogical Society ----- Original Message ----- From: <RWHitzman@aol.com> To: <KYHENDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 17, 1999 12:42 AM Subject: 1792 Red Banks Petition > In my research, I came across the following note. Is anyone familiar with > this source, or know what the "Register" might be? > > "A village known as 'Red Banks' was established near the site of Henderson as > early as 1784. Apparently a list of the inhabitants of Red Banks as of > November 1792 appeared on a petition for relief and request for appointment > of magistrate for the community, addressed to Governor Shelby [File Box No. > 1, Archives Department, Historical Society, published in the Register in May > 1927]. " > > Rebecca Hitzman > Tulsa, OK > > Researching Lawrence, Sprinkle, Worthington families of early Henderson Co. > >

In my research, I came across the following note. Is anyone familiar with this source, or know what the "Register" might be? "A village known as 'Red Banks' was established near the site of Henderson as early as 1784. Apparently a list of the inhabitants of Red Banks as of November 1792 appeared on a petition for relief and request for appointment of magistrate for the community, addressed to Governor Shelby [File Box No. 1, Archives Department, Historical Society, published in the Register in May 1927]. " Rebecca Hitzman Tulsa, OK Researching Lawrence, Sprinkle, Worthington families of early Henderson Co.

Hi everyone thought i would post my MULLIINS family again It has been awhile. Looking for any information on the following. Unknown Mullins married Dora Smith b Dec 25 1875 in Kentucky Daughter of John SMITH and Annie McLamore . Unknown MULLINS and Dora SMITH Children: John S. Mullins born Sept. 13 1894 we think in Henderson Kentucky Died dec 1971 In Curdsville,KY (Davies CO) Georgia Ann Mullins Born Aug. 3, 1897 in Henderson Ky Died July 1976 in ILLinois She married William C. Croach/Crouch. Matilda Bell Mullins born Aug. 3, 1897 died Aug. 3, 1897 in Henderson KY. name also could have been Malinda. These persons also could have been in McKracken Co, Paduca Ky.Would like to find out The first name of my great-grandfather and any other information on this Family.Also Researching Smiths And Sleeter's in these counties also. Thanks Pattie Cooper pcooper@peaknet.net

Hi KY list!! Could you share some SANDEFUR web sites? THX Mary in AZ :)

I'm interested in the Henderson County records. Is possble you can help. Thanks in advance. I was born and raised in Henderson, Ky. Gene Phillips