This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Steele, Weldon, Whitledge, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/3292.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you Pam. The Ancestry census info you sent came through fine. The fact that my granduncle William J. Steele had a son Urie, born September 1884 and 15 in the 1900 Henderson census (Caldwell Bucksnort District 10) makes me believe that this is the husband of Nellie Ligon. I found this Urie listed under the surname Steels when I had access to Ancestry a while back). The David C. Steele that married Mary Ligon is listed on my grandmother's mariage permission note attesting to her getting the ok to marry from her mom, Mary Susan (Whitledge) Weldon. So I am going on the assumption David C. Steele is another of my great uncles. Thank you so much.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEELE, LIGON, DENTON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/3292.1.1.2 Message Board Post: This information is from "Death Records - 1911 - 1992 - Historical and Genealogical Records of Henderson County, Kentucky" published by James Lincoln Blue & Donald Lee Hazelwood. Bedford L. STEELE b. Mar 14 1915 d. Nov 4 1918 Buried: Ligon Cemetery Father - Urey STEELE Mother - Nellie LIGON Informant - A.S. DENTON There are no death records for Urey or Nellie STEELE, or any more of their children in this book. Bedford Steele seems to be the child of Urey and Nellie Steele, but I will check some census records and see what I can find. Pam

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEELE, LIGON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/3292.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Bill, I meant that I would post the rest of the info if it was the right marriage, so here goes. This is from Volune 3 of Henderson Co., KY Marriages compiled by Shirley C. Moody - David C. STEELE m. Mary LIGON on 08 Feb 1887, Book 20, page 259 - W. T. LIGON, Surety. Married at Thomas Ligon;s. Groom born in KY. Birthplace not given for any parents. Groom 25, bride 18. Note: Groom, bride, and their parents, born & reside in Henderson County unless otherwise noted. I will do some more checking in Henderson Co., KY records to see if I can answer any of your questions. I have a LIGON connection, too. One of the daughter of my gg grandparents - Robert Wayne McMullin and Mary E. Robards - married a Ligon. There have been several books written on the Ligon family as they were an influential family from Virginia. Pam Groover

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: s Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/3292.1.1 Message Board Post: Yes! That's them. Thank you. What do you mean, if I'm interested in the volume? Do you mean purchase? I would like that info, but not a whole book. I have a sheet of paper that has Bedford L. Steele, father Urey Steele -mother Nellie Ligon, born Mar 14 1915- died Nov 9 1918- informant A S Denton- Ligon Cemetery. Is this child of the same couple, or another Seele/Ligon marriage?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEELE, LIGON Classification: Marriage Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/3292.1 Message Board Post: I found one marriage - maybe the one you want, David C. STEELE m. Mary LIGON on 08 Feb 1887, If you are interested, I have the volume which shows ages, birthplaces, etc. Pam Groover

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/3AB.2ACE/3293 Message Board Post: Need any help in finding info on 2nd, 3rd & 4th wives of Clement. 2nd wife: Nancy Ann Barron - Names & birth dates of children and any other info. 3rd wife: Mary - What was her maiden name and any children. 4th wife: Henrietta Floyd: Was she married before (name of 1st husband) and any other info. I will greatly appreciate any assistance you can provide. Thank you. Dorothy Griggs Colson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Steele, Weldon, Whitledge, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/3292 Message Board Post: Can someone help me confirm a marriage between a Urie or Uria Steele of Caldwell Co., to a woman named Ligon? I have census of 1900 with William J. Steele's and Mary Burclay's children. I had found a WorldConnect with the children and their spouses, but the page has since been de-configured and the prson who made it unreachable. Thanks for any help.

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/3AB.2ACE/3284.1.2 Message Board Post: Hope this Helps some, I have Amanda Parents and Grandpaerent , If you can add to this PLEASE do, Diana: Generation No. 1 1. JAMES1 PRITCHETT He married ELIZABETH WALLER. Children of JAMES PRITCHETT and ELIZABETH WALLER are: 2.i. WALLER2 PRITCHETT, b. 26 Dec 1795, Va.; d. 21 Jan 1862, Providence Cem./Hanson Ky.. ii. WEALTHY PRITCHETT (Source: Hopkins Co.Ky. -deaths of Persons over fifteen.), b. Abt. 1789, Va. died of fever, parent James Pritchett (Source: Hopkins Co.Ky. -deaths of Persons over fifteen.); d. 04 Apr 1854, Hopkins Co. Ky; m. ? GOODLOE. Generation No. 2 2. WALLER2 PRITCHETT (JAMES1) was born 26 Dec 1795 in Va., and died 21 Jan 1862 in Providence Cem./Hanson Ky.. He married ELIZABETH D. BARR 30 Dec 1824 in Hopkins Co. Ky., daughter of GEORGE BARR and PHEBE BRYAN. She was born 26 Dec 1806 in Ky., and died 29 Mar 1867 in Providence Cem./Hanson Ky.. Children of WALLER PRITCHETT and ELIZABETH BARR are: i. EMILY ORMAN3 PRITCHETT, b. Abt. 1832; m. VINCENT TAPP; b. Abt. 1825, Nc; d. 1865. ii. MARTHA PRITCHETT, b. Abt. 1834; m. ENOS MURPHY, 01 Dec 1852, Hopkins Co. Ky.; b. Abt. 1828. iii. WILLIAM Q. PRITCHETT, b. 04 Oct 1835 (Source: 1870 Hopkins Co. census, post office-Underwood no. 351/351.); d. 01 May 1882, Providence Cem./Hanson Ky.; m. SARAH JANE PRITCHETT, 16 Apr 1861, Hopkins Co. Ky.; b. 15 Jul 1840; d. 20 Feb 1916, Providence,east lawn section, Hopkins Co.Ky (Source: vital Statistics-McLean Co. Ky Deaths 1854-1860.). iv. MIRANDA PRITCHETT, b. Abt. 1838; m. HENRY S. JONES, 05 Sep 1855, Hopkins Co. Ky.. v. JANE PRITCHETT, b. 27 Sep 1842; d. 10 Apr 1865, Providence Cem./Hanson Ky.. vi. VIBELLA R. PRITCHETT, b. 04 May 1846; d. 25 Sep 1866, East lawn section of Providence Cem. at Hanson Ky.; m. STEPHAN A. PRATHER, 07 Mar 1865, hopkins Co. Ky.; b. 13 Sep 1840; d. 01 Jan 1881, Mt. Carmel Cem./located near Slaughters, Ky.. vii. ALICE PRITCHETT, b. 1850; m. JOHN "SMITH" WALLER, 19 Jan 1876, Hopkins Co. Ky.; b. 15 Feb 1844, North Carolina; d. 29 May 1914, Providence cem. East Lawn Hanson, Ky (Source: vital Statistics-Hopkins Co. Ky Deaths 1911-1920.).

Just a reminder in case anyone who has conducted Kentucky research has forgotten. Prior to the Civil War, Kentucky mandated that the counties keep records of births and deaths. Marriage records, which involves legal aspects, had generally already been kept, although we genealogists cannot always find them. (My aunt told me her mother helped her to elope--think of that when doing genealogy.) Anyway, here is what the Family History Library catalog (_www.familysearch.org_ (http://www.familysearch.org) ) says that the Library in Salt Lake City has in the way of Vital Records [births, marriges, deaths] on film. (oops--there is a typo--not mine!!!) Ora Chandler, long ago, transcribed some early Henderson Co. marriage records, and you will find a film of her transcription also listed under Vital Records. Of course, you know that if you have an LDS family history center near your home, you can order films from the Library at Salt Lake City for a rather small fee. Submitted by E.W.Wallace Microreproduction of original records at the Kentucky State Historical Society and the State Arhives in Lexington, Kentucky. ____________________________________ Births, 1852-1859, 1903-1904, 1907; marriages, 1852-1859, 1902-1905, 1907; deaths, 1852-1859, 1903-1904.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Steele, Weldon, Whitledge, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/961.964.1 Message Board Post: Wrong!!! I have since realized that there had to have been 2 Thomas P. Steeles. Both men must have been born Oct. 7, 1887 and both died on Oct. 7, 1906. Which is a HUGE coincindence, and caused me to believe it was one man. My relation is listed below: • Name: Thomas Phillips Steele • Sex: M • Birth: 7 OCT 1867 in Henderson Co., KY • Death: 7 OCT 1906 in Henderson Co., KY • Burial: McMullen Cemetery, Henderson Co., KY Father: Walter Batie Steele b: 10 JUL 1829 in N.C. Mother: Loretta Elliott b: 1831 Marriage 1 Martha Shoemate Children 1. Maude Steele b: 27 NOV 1890

I would like to see if anyone can help me with information on Richard Keach. Does anyone know the names of his parents. Also on the 1860 Census for Hebbardsville KY it lists: Richard Keach 45 M Farmer Sarah J Keach 32 F George J Keach 18 M Albert Keach 16 M Obed Keach 7 M James W Keach 3 M John S Keach 1/12 M Regina A Cummings 13 F Susan M Cummings 11 F Robert Bowen 70 M What I would like to know is if the OBED Keach is suppose to have been OVID Keach. If you could please help me I would appreciate it very much.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Steele, Weldon, Whitledge, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/2623.2 Message Board Post: I have finally found a possible match for the D.C. Steele in question. A World Connect Project page lists a David C. Steele as a brother to my grandfather Robert Andrew Steele. I have never known of this before. The page states that David was born 24 Aug 1854, and died 13 Jun 1904 in Henderson KY. It alos states that he was married to a daughter of James Coleman Ligon and Treaice T. Kitchens. I would welcome any confimation to this data.

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/3AB.2ACE/3291 Message Board Post: My sister [Linda Julius] and I are in the beginning stages of trying to have a Cemetery Preservation Board formed through the Daviess County Fiscal Court & County Judges for Daviess County Kentucky. At this point, the County Judge Elect, Reid Hare, stated to me that his concerns are that the County will be held liable to match any monies the State of Kentucky produces for occasional Cemetery Grants. He has informed me there are probably over 50 cemeteries in Daviess County that are in need of care, and states that the County would not want to participate in a Board, where the County might have the burden of putting up money that just isn't there for this type of project. He has turned over my request to Daviess County's legal advisors, and is having them research what all is involved with a Cemetery Preservation Board and their [The County's] responsibility to it. I also informed Mr. Hare that no matter what the issues were, I still would like a board formed as there is a need in this county for preservation of all known and unknown cemeteries in the county. If you are interested in having a Cemetery Preservation Board formed for Daviess County, please e-mail me with a short paragraph of your wish for one and put in the subject line: Daviess County Cemetery Preservation Board. Also start the letter to: Me [Judy Bailey] All Daviess County Judges Owensboro/Daviess County Commissioners Owensboro/Daviess County Planning Commission Also, please let me know if you are willing to attend any meetings called by the Courts, Commissioners, or Planning board. The more people that make their voice heard about this, the more the need for such a Group will be proven. Also, let me know if you would be willing to participate on the Cemetery Board, or with any cemetery clean-ups, fundraisers, etc. Let me know the name and location of any Cemetery that is NOT taken care of by any Church or other organization and is in dire need of attention. As you all know, my concern has been Fern Hills Cemetery, but I feel sorrow when I see any unattended Cemetery. I think it's everyones place that has any descendant, no matter how remote the connection, buried in a forgotten cemetery to protect and care for their burial spot, no matter where it is. If we don't do it, who will and what would stop progress or neglect from taking these cemeteries over? If you have any question's or want to discuss this further, you can contact me at [270] 926-2094 or [270] 485-1084. An impromptu meeting concerning this will be held this Tuesday, Aug. 15 or Wed. Aug. 16 at Shoney's Restaurant on Frederica St., Owensboro, Ky., early evening. If you think you may like to come, please call me. This can turn out to be a learning experience for anyone thinking of starting such a board in any County. We'll be learning as we go... Everyone is welcome to join us. Thanks Everyone! Judy Known Surnames of persons buried in Fern Hills Cemetery: Adkins, Andrews, Blair, Boling, Boone, Bowling, Bryant, Clark, Condor, Craig, Driscol, Dugger, Duke, Emberson, Epperson, Everly, Gibbs, Graham, Greer, Hagan, Hall, Hart, Henderson, Henry, Hester, Hicks, Hinton, Holder, Hornbeck, Hulsey, Johnson, Jones, Kirk, Knott, Kyle, Layman, Limer, Loyd, Malin, Maglinger, Manaway, McCarty, McDonnall, Montgomery, Morris, Morton, Payne, Pitman, Roach, Roberts, Robertson, Russell, Skeeters, Simmons, Smith, Spence, Staples, Talley, Vineyard, Wade, Ward, Westerfield, Whistle, Whitney, Wood, Wright.

To any person looking for roots of early Kentucky families. As a possible source for EARLY residents of Kentucky, one might try to find three valuable (to genealogists and social historians) volumes of the so-called 1787 Census of Virginia. The compilers are Netti Schreiner-Yantis and Florine S. Love. These are expensive books, requiring lots of transcribing, assembling, on the part of the compilers, and worth every penny. Enlist the help of your local librarian to locate copies of this valuable work. Why should Kentuckians be interested in a census of Virginia? Because many of the early residents of Kentucky came principally from three colonies [states], and until ca 1792, Kentucky was a part of Virginia. The three principal contributors to settlers of early Kentucky were 1) Virginia which claimed Kentucky in 1787. Kentucky did not become a state [commonwealth?] until 1792. and later 2) North Carolina - North Carolinians were instrumental in the establishment of Boonesborough 3) some Pennsylvanians, many of whom had come from Pennsylvania via the Shenandoah Valley or else had gone to western North Carolina and then came to Kentucky. If you think your people were instead of Tennessee, sorry--you have to look in North Carolina which claimed Tennessee until ca 1796 or so. I understand many of the early records of Tennessee are found in Franklin Co. TN records. [Correction, anyone?] This is how I have used this 1787 Census of Virginia - almost every time I go to my local Family History Center [Mormon] Not every FHC has these expensive books, but perhaps a community college near your home may have copies. That's why you need to talk to your local reference librarian. Those people are trained to find unusual sources!!! I search the third volume which is an index to the two preceding volumes. I look for my surnames, and the variant spellings, even Harris having strange spellings. I photocopy the pages of the index which pertain to my surnames. Then I turn to the pages which are indexed and photocopy those pages--PLUS the chart in the first volume [maybe the second also] which explains what the numbers mean. Oh, yes and photocopy the Title Page and copy the copyright material, as you need this for your documentation. [Remember, you must answer the question for others: Where did you get that material?] This is NOT a true census, but is instead tax lists of personal property, not Real property. Thus, if a male age 16 and over but not yet a land-owner, owned a horse, he is probably listed. A horse was personal property. Look around that same county for others whose names you recognize--the wife's maiden name, if you are so lucky to know that. It wouldn't hurt to photocopy all the tax lists for that county. Remember, these residents intermarried, either previously or later. So keep an eye on those folks!!!! Do NOT overlook the fact that some persons may have owned personal property--horses, cattle, slaves in SEVERAL counties. One of my ancestors owned personal property in Albemarle Co. VA as well as Madison Co., which later became Kentucky. He was already making his move to Kentucky, in other words. At his death, I discovered he still owned property in Albemarle Co., as his widow gave power of attorney to one of the sons to finalize plans for that Virginia property. There are no guarantees that this single work will solve your problem of determining the origins of your families, but it is a good start, and you should know about this valuable resource. I hope this helps find your early Kentuckians (who may be from Virginia--which was a huge place in 1787, including what is now West Virginia.) E.W.Wallace who has many Kentucky ancestors-- who went to Texas beginning 1835 [when it was part of Mexico]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Gootee, Byrne/Burn/Burns, Harbert/Herbert/Harbourt Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/1872.1883.1887.2218.2213.2222.2225.1 Message Board Post: Can you tell me more about your byrnes connection? My husband descends from Cyrus Oscar Harbourt and Louisa Ellen Byrne (aka Burn, Burns) who married in Daviess Co. Ky in about 1882. Their oldest child was John Leslie Harbourt. Louisa was born in Meade Co KY abt 1855, but her family moved to Curdsville between 1860 and 1870. Her father was Ignatius M. (Miles?) Byrne son of John Byrne and Catherine Hill, both b. in KY but parents from Md. Louisa's mother was Sarah Elizabeth Rhodes, d/o John Abraham Rhodes and Louisia Edelen. I have a great deal of information on the Louisa Byrne line - they descend from Kings/Queens of England, France and nobles of many other countries (through the Hill, Miles, and Gardiner lines] and are also related to Robert Burns, the Scottish poet. On the 1870 cenus in Curdsville , Daviess Co. KY, Ignatius Burns & family were on same page as James Gootee. Also living with them was Charles Hurburt 36, farm laborer. I don't know who he is and how he t! ies in with Cyrus Oscar Harbourt at all. However, there was a Parker Herbert/Hurburt/Hubbard [you see Hubbard sometimes-my husband's nickname was Hub] who married Sabina Reighley, who seems to have either been the same person who married George Gootee or her sister. There was also a "T. Parker Herbert b. 1814 in Campbell Co. Ky who I believe to be a distant relation to my Cyrus Oscar Harbert/Harbourt. T. {Thomas} Parker Herbert was the son of Meredith Helm Herbert who was the son of Thomas Herbert who was the son of Josiah Herbert and Margaret "Peggy" Helm. Josiah b. in NJ , moved to Loudoun Co VA then to KY. I believe, but don't have complete proof yet that Cyrus Oscar Harbourt, son of Israel Harbourt/Herbert b. 1818 VA, was the son of Peter Herbert Jr b. 1783 VA, and that he was the son of Peter Herbert Sr. b. 1744 NJ who came to VA with Josiah Herbert [likely a close cousin] in late 1770s. The connection I still need to link up is that of Israel to peter Jr. Any info! rmation on any of these people would be appreciated.

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/3AB.2ACE/3290.1 Message Board Post: there was a William E. Stinson (now deceased) whose widow, Della, lives at 2033 Poplar Henderosn, ky.

I found your James in 1870 in Union CO., KY, Raleigh pct, #119-- James is single, age 34, and is living with a Joseph Reburn 29 and Joseph's wife, Mary, and the Reburn children. 1880 census of Union CO KY has James Davenport, 44 KY; wife is Matilda 38 and their children are listed. 1900 census of Union CO., KY shows Matilda Davenport, Mar 1842, widowed, 9 ch/ 8 living and some of the children are listed. Could your James have been buried in Union CO where he lived? That would make more sense in the 1890's, than to bury him in Evansville, or even Henderson-- unless he had relatives who already had burial ground paid for. You might try subscribing to the Union CO., KY, mail list and see if you get any hits, or try to find someone there (and in Henderson and Vanderburgh Counties) with access to the cemetery books. If he has no marker, he probably will not be in the book. Chances are, though, he might have a gov. marker due to his Civil War service. However, that might depend on which side he was on-- KY had soldiers who fought for either side since KY was a supposedly neutral state. Union soldiers could receive a government stone, I don't know about the confederate soldiers. I am also curious, was Louisa Matilda Catholic that she was buried in St. Joe Cem in Evansville, or did she remarry and convert? The St. Joseph office (can be found online) is very helpful if you call. There is also another St. Joe Cem at St. Joe, IN (in the northern part of Vanderburgh CO), so make sure you get the right St. Joe-- don't know the street but it is on what I call Mesker Park Drive. Guess I am dating myself on this. Good luck. Helen Zuber Keusch ----- Original Message ----- From: <sharisheri@valstar.net> To: <INVANDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 4:13 PM Subject: [INVANDER] Re: Burial of Confederate Soldier > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Davenport, Wathewn > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Ji.2ADI/2469.1.1.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Chris, my great-grandfather was a Confederate Civil War Soldier from Union > Co., Ky. He was in a POW camp at Rock Island KY, and released in 1865. > > He died in Henderson KY in Oct 1897, and is supposedly buried in Henderson > Cem, where the family owned a plot. However, a cousin who walked the > Cemetary could not find him there or in the IOOF Cem in Henderson. His > name is James Reburn Davenport. His wife was Louisa Matilda Wathen, she > is buried in St Joseph's Cem Evansville. > > Does the Tri-County Genealogical Society have records of other soldiers > who died and buried in Henderson, or just Oak Hill Cem in Evansville? > > Thanks, Sharon Miller Sheridan > > > ==== INVANDER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the > utility address INVANDER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to > unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but change > the -L- to a -D- > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

Folks, this email was on the Vanderburgh mail list and I know there is someone on the Henderson list who can help her. Please scroll on down.......... Helen Zuber Keusch ----- Original Message ----- From: <sharisheri@valstar.net> To: <INVANDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 4:13 PM Subject: [INVANDER] Re: Burial of Confederate Soldier > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Davenport, Wathewn > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Ji.2ADI/2469.1.1.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Chris, my great-grandfather was a Confederate Civil War Soldier from Union > Co., Ky. He was in a POW camp at Rock Island KY, and released in 1865. > > He died in Henderson KY in Oct 1897, and is supposedly buried in Henderson > Cem, where the family owned a plot. However, a cousin who walked the > Cemetary could not find him there or in the IOOF Cem in Henderson. His > name is James Reburn Davenport. His wife was Louisa Matilda Wathen, she > is buried in St Joseph's Cem Evansville. > > Does the Tri-County Genealogical Society have records of other soldiers > who died and buried in Henderson, or just Oak Hill Cem in Evansville? > > Thanks, Sharon Miller Sheridan > > > ==== INVANDER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the > utility address INVANDER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to > unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but change > the -L- to a -D- > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

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/3AB.2ACE/3288.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks Then I guess CPG mean Color Public Ground Jane

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: RAMSEY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AB.2ACE/509.586 Message Board Post: According to "Pension Records of Soldiers in Revolutionary War Who Settled in Henderson and Hopkins Counties, KY" compiled by Annie Walker Burns Bell in 1935--it was JOHN RAMSEY, b. in SC, who was placed on the pension roll of Henderson Co. KY for his service in the SC militia.