This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ABB.2ACE/1709.1823.1.1 Message Board Post: Sorinstead......I Gooffy sometimesry my mistake - not Abraham Wagaman but Houser

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ABB.2ACE/1709.1823.1 Message Board Post: According to a book I have Jacob Rohrer, who landed in Philadelphia 30 Aug. 1749, sailed from Rotterdam aboard the ship "Crown" accompanied by Abraham Wagaman whom Nancy married in 1770. He may have been her Father or close relative. I am pretty sure her parents settled in Washington county, Maryland about that same time. Allen Bryant

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/ABB.2ACE/473.125 Message Board Post: I know it's been years since you posted so I hope you are still interested. I am a descendant of William F. Treadway of Jessamine Co KY through daughter Nancy. I have complete family list of children and much more.

Thank you Emma, James, Nancy and Cynthia for sending me info on Alonzo and Mattie. I appreciate your time and useful info, Thank you -. Anna in Dallas

Morning All, Thank you for the information on John M. Sageser. The reason I ask, he is the one that lives in log cabin at the end of Sugar Creek Road, I told you about him a while back. I was back down there the other day. I looks like Tom will have it ready to live in by Spring. Some have e-mail and ask how to get the Kentucky River Guide. I only have a few left, but they yours until I run out. Just send me a self addressed envelope with two stamps. Did everyone who requested a guide get theirs? I want to thank you once again for all the nice comment we received on the guide. Maybe next year if some of you make it to Jessamine County, we can show you some of these sites. Most all the leaves are gone from the trees along the river now. The place seems to take on a hold new appearance in the winter. This is the only time of the year you can see the rock formations. They are truly beautiful, but their is something about them that is almost frighten. In my younger day I used to walk the high ridges along the river, in the winter and hunt caves. When to spring came I would go cave exploring. Clyde N. Bunch 211 Village Cir. Wilmore, KY 40390 ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Alonzo Harvy Campbell m 28 July 1897 Mattie Fain in Jessamine Co. Marriage was at the house of F. Fain and wit. Jessie Campbell and J.K. Racer signed by V. T. Willis. Please if anyone can add parents to Mattie. I have another Mattie Fain in my database dau of Larkin Fain, but she m Greenberry Sageser in 1874. Could this be a second marriage for Mattie, or do I have two different Mattie's? Any help would be appreciated. Anna in Dallas

I have John Sageser b 1837 m to Amanda Richardson 9 Sep 1860 Jess. Co. I do not have his parents but you mention a Daniel Sageser. I have a Daniel Sageser b 1790 child of Jacob Sr. and Anna Marie Wilheid Sageser. Daniel was the 8th child, the only info I have on him is his birth year 1790. I have one more Daniel Sageser but he was born the same year as the John M. Sageser you are in question of. This Daniel Sageser b 1790 is the brother to Frederick Sageser b 1776 who married Catherine (Kitty) Bruner. Sorry can't be of more help. Anna in Dallas

Morning All, What can you tell me about a John M. Sageser who married Amanda Richerson, here in Jessamine Co., Sept. 9, 1860. It looks like from the census he is the son of Daniel and Bethina Sageser. If so, what relation is Daniel to Frederick Sageser? Clyde ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

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/ABB.2ACE/2273.1 Message Board Post: Hi: I found this sight from contact of a posted message in reference to Julia Middleton. Daniel was a relative, 1st cousin I believe, to my Grandmother Rosa Lee Daly, Julia Middleton was her Mother and her father was Thomas B. Hasty. I have been unable to locate any information on either one. I am hoping you may have some connection and some information. My cousin was Charles "Chuck" Middleton. My Mother used to speak of another relative named Lida Ellen. My Grandfather was William Cecil "Cebo" Daly and I believe he used to work for John Middleton Plumbing. Hope to hear from you soon. Judy

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/ABB.2ACE/1172.1199.2 Message Board Post: Pam, Part of this info was given to my cousin by Malinda Lemay from Jessamine Co KY.I have not verified from Richard down. Here is the basic lineage, you can e mail me for more info. Charles T Lemay b. abt 1813 KY, d. Dec 1885 in Garrard Co KY, married Thursa Shearer Sept 5, 1838, Garrard Co KY. Richard Lemay b. abt 1853, Garrard Co KY, d. Feb 28 1911, Garrard Co KY, married Sarah (Sally) Preston Jan 28, 1879. Susie Lemay b. abt 1881, married James Casey abt 1901. According to Malinda Lemay Susie had 3 brothers; Amon b. 11/30/1894, Randall (no info), Sidney Lemay b. abt 1879. Hope this helps Sharon

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/ABB.2ACE/3195.2.1 Message Board Post: Tim, Thanks for the response to my Dean/Nave query. Are you working on this line? And do you have the date of the marriage. I have the wife as Mary Granfern of PA, born May 1775 and died January 24, 1858. Will share any info I have and thanks again. Betty Elliott

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/ABB.2ACE/1172.1199.1 Message Board Post: Pam, Just read your message and believe I can help you. I don't have my info out right now but will look through my notes tonight and e mail you again tomorrow. SAM you can e mail me at [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cobb Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ABB.2ACE/322.840.843.968.999.1005 Message Board Post: Hi, I am a grand daughter of Shirley Benton Cobb, who was Ralph Cobb's brother He lives out on Bethel Pike. If you are interested in obtaining the pictures. I am sure that Uncle Ralph would be more than willing to help. His number is in the book. If he's not their just leave him a message. Erin Smith

Morning All, First, let me thank you all for all the nice comments you sent me on the Kentucky River Guide. The folks that put that together well be very pleased. If you make to Jessamine County sometime, and get to go on the river, I am quite sure that little guide will give you a deeper understand of the Kentucky River. I was at a meeting yesterday down at High Bridge Park. I think it was George that came and told me that as he was coming out of Nicholasville, he seen our little Cemetery Committee out cleaning up the old Peter Nave Cemetery on KY #29. I am just like a child at Christmas, every time they clean one of these old cemeteries. I would almost bet, they will find Leonard Nave, the father of Peter Nave. I would love to be in a little better health, I would be right out their with them. Any time some of you want to get together, and clean up one of these old cemeteries, just let us know. It would be one of the most rewarding things to ever did in you life. Wouldn't this be a great project to do with you kids or maybe those grand-kids. I bet it would be something they would remenber. I used to be in sales (I bet you would have never guessed that) and travel through out the mountains of Eastern Kentucky. One of the first thing I noted, was how clean they keep their cemeteries. It not a bit unusual to drive down a back road and see a bunch of people out cleaning one. I remember one time, I was up in Clay County, trying to find the grave site of my grandfather's people. A woman took me to the little cemetery setting high on a ridge. I became very excited when I seen how clean it was, and taught some of my Baker family was still living in the area. I ask the woman, she said no, that all this family died out many years ago. My next question was, who clean it? She pointed to another small cemetery on a other ridge some distance away, and told me the people that cleaned that one cleaned the one were we stood. The folk up in the mountains, of Eastern Kentucky must get the same good feeling our people do, in cleaning these cementers. The only difference is, they been doing it along, and have never lost it. Clyde ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

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/ABB.2ACE/1144.1162.1172.1.2 Message Board Post: There were other children in this family that you did not mention: Sarah Francis, Malinda, Henry & Harrison, but no Catherine.

Yes I was tickled to get the river guide also - I really loved the pictures and the river info it offered. I thank you for your Davis-Gordon line some of those names mentioned ring a bell I need to pull some of my old info out and see if any fits. Thanks Peggy. Anna in Dallas

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/ABB.2ACE/3195.2 Message Board Post: Peter Nave was married to Mary, born 1775. I presume this was Catherine's mother.

Clyde Thanks for sending out the River Guide. A cousin shared information with me. Wonderful. Especially since it mentioned my gr-gr-gr-grandfather, Joseph Davis. This was information that I did not have. Joseph Davis died in Hopkins Co., KY 19 Oct 1821. I would like to make a correction as to who Joseph Davis married. He married Elizabeth Grayson, widow of John Gordon, who was slain at the Battle of Blue Licks. Davis/Gordon marriage bond, d 3 Sep 1783, Lincoln Co., KY. Joseph Davis & Elizabeth Gordon's dau., Priscilla Davis, mar c 1803, James Martin, son of Benjamin Martin, who owned land on Jessamine Creek. Several of Benjamin Martin's sons left Jessamine Co. and moved about the same time as Joseph Davis & family & his Gordon step-children to the Christian/Henderson/Hopkins Cos., KY area. Benjamin Martin's son Abner, m 1790, Nancy Gordon, dau. of John, and Benjamin's son, Lindsey, m Jenetta Gordon, dau. of John. James Gordon [believed to be John Gordon's brother] Will Lincoln Co., KY Book A:104 dated 16 Nov 1784, proved 19 Jul 1785 S/ James Gordon wit: Edmund Ware,Henry Nixon,Suckey Ware,Edward Darneby Appointed wife [not named], Martin Hall & Edward Darenby to be exs. Mentioned wife & children but not by name. (Certified copy from Lincoln Co. to pbc 1971} Inventory Box 2 Estate Papers. James Gordon's Inventory App. Sam Taylor,Sam Woods,John McMurtry. Inv. returned Lincoln Co. 18 Oct 1785. (certifed copy 24 May 1971 to pbc) Elizabeth ___ Gordon [widow of James] 1795 Mercer Co., Tax list William Gordon [son of James] 1795 Mercer Co., Tax list. James children: Archibald b 1774, 1828, m 22 Sept 1801, Mercer Co., Elizabeth Mundey William m Nancy ___ Elizabeth m 4 Jan 1798, Mercer Co., John Guthrie Nancy m 26 May 1798, Mercer Co. Wm. McKee. William Gordon certifed she was 21. John Gordon (1801 bound out, Mercer Co. court orders by Cook) Mercer Co., KY Deeds Vol 2:223-5. 18 Jul 1794. Elizabeth Gordon, ex'trix of James Gordon, dec'd, to Edward Darnaby... agreeable to the will of her dec'd husband sold 100a, 621 pds, in Mercer Co., begin. at a spring which is now used [by] the sd Elizabeth & Edward... Wit: Gabriel,Robt & Jesse Slaughter. S/ Elizabeth Gordon (her mark B) proved July Ct 1794. Vol 2:415-6 7 Oct 1795. William Gordon and Nancy, his wife to George Horene. 500 pds, 500a, N east corner Joseph Blackford's pre-emption.. Genns Cr. William Gordon & Nancy his wife.. will defend & warrant etc. .. or the heirs or assigns of James Gordon father of the sd William Gordon. Wit: Jeremiah Brown, Henry Palmer. Nancy Gorder relinq. her dower. Oct Ct 1795. (This land was in Woodford Co.) #25. Sugar Creek Ferry .This ferry went into operation in the late 1780's as an important part of the quantico industrial/shipping center. The first operator was Joseph Davis who married the widow of James Gordon, the first grantee of the Qquantico site. This ferry continued in operation until about 1935. It's last known operator was George Kohler (or Koley). #26. Mouth of Sugar Creek. In the spring of 1780 James Gordon , from Gordon's Station over on Shawnee Run, made a claim for fifty acres at the mouth of Sugar Creek on a military warrant. He was looking for a site upon which to develop a ferry and also acquired land directly across the river on the Fayette side. He died during the winter of 1784/85, before developing the site. His heirs quickly moved to use his claim to obtain an adjoining four hundred acres below sugar Creek.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lemay, Casey Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ABB.2ACE/1172.1199 Message Board Post: Hello I am looking for info on Susie Lemay. She was born in 1881 I believe and married James Casey in 1901. She had a brother named Amos and I have no idea if she had other siblings. She had 8 children Lue monroe James emmitt bertie cain cecil(daughter)? lucille? She was from Garrard county Ky also. Please let me know if you have any info on this. thank you

Bryce, Howard is such a good guy. I had just called him this morning to thank him for sending me pictures of the Ferrell cem and the job that has been done there to restore it. Now who would have taken the time to send me pictures? I have a third great grandfather there and a good number of other ancestors. The cemetery is absolutely beautiful and I would be glad to share pictures with anyone that would like to see what a difference Jessamine Co. is making in these old run down and forgotton burying grounds. When I went to Kentucky in July I called Howard, well he came running and off we went to see some of the work that had been done in the Shelby cem and several others. We drove down to the ferry and as we drove he told me so much history and pointed out so many spots along the way that I just couldn't store it all quick enough. Howard is a good friend to all. I appreciate the hard work and dedication he has to the folks of Jessamine Co. who have passed on and the dedication to you and me that come there searching for them. Good to talk to you Bryce, yeah, I wish there were more Howard's around. Talk later Anna