Hi Helen.... You must be using AAI CD #2. On that CD the marriages under Knott Co KY, are actually Webster County marriages. I discovered that shortly after I bought the CD and found *two* of my direct line ancestors from Webster County listed as marrying in "Knott County", which is in far eastern KY. It's hard to make a comparison with the Webster County Marriages 1860-1900 book, which was published by the Hopkins Co G&H Society, because that book lists the marriages in chronological order and the CD lists them in alphabetical order. But I believe *all* the marriages listed under Knott County are actually Webster County marriages. Just an added challenge to those of us who are already about as confused as one can get. <grin> Seriously, we need to spread the word about this mix-up because there are new researchers coming online every day. I have posted it on KYRoots several times in the past but I guess it should be done on a regular basis. And pity the poor Knott County researchers - goodness only knows where they'll find the marriages they are looking for. Happy Thanksgiving, everybody. Carole Palmer Webster County KYGenWeb page coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~kywebste/ Webster County KYGenWeb Archives file manager http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ky/webster/webster.html My personal genealogical data http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cpalmer/ >Happy Thanksgiving to all. I can't remember if I posted this last night or >thought I did. That occurrs when your brain cells short-circuit from your >kids, grandkids, cooking, and cleaning up while other enjoy FOOTBALL all >happens in one day. So if you have read it, delete it and forgive a senior >lady. Question--I am finding some of my Eakins' marriage dates in Knott Co, >but I have them for Webster Co. Was Webster Co and Knott one county at one >time? Which one was first and when? Thanks. Helen Keusch e-mail >gkeusch@psci.net >