Ann, I just sent four attachments to you but I am sure that it was your private email address. If not I am sorry that I made the mistake and sent them to the list. Mary

Folks, I do not know who , but someone tried to send an attachment through the list which bogged us down for over an hour. Attachments cannot be sent over mailing lists. Thanks, Ann

Dee: Please let me see what you have on Lewis Lemaster. I have some, but not a lot. Are you referring to the Lewis married to Anna Salyer or the Lewis married to Martha Phillips, or the Lewis P. who was a son of Lewis and Anna Salyer Lemaster? Doesn't really matter, I have all three in my lines. Bud Caudle Guthrie, OK

Hi Bill and Bud, In the ancestry for Daniel S. Remy, I noticed Lewis LeMaster who is my grandfather. Should you want info on his line I can fill that in for you. Dee

Hey, Bill. Here is what I have. No documentation. Maybe it will give you a lead. Bud Caudle Descendants of Daniel S. Remy 1 Daniel S. Remy b: Abt. 1743 d: January 25, 1806 .. +Rachel Johnson b: WFT Est. 1706-1734 d: WFT Est. 1765-1825 ......... 2 William R. Ramey b: January 16, 1744/45 d: May 16, 1816 ............. +Eleanor McCarty b: WFT Est. 1732-1757 d: WFT Est. 1792-1847 ..................... 3 Dorcus RAMEY b: July 10, 1775 d: June 16, 1869 ......................... +William JAYNE b: July 10, 1775 d: June 14, 1862 ................................ 4 Eleanor Jayne b: Abt. 1798 d: August 18, 1852 .................................... +[1] Francis "Big Frank LEMASTER b: 1793 d: September 29, 1858 ............................................ 5 [2] Eleazor Lemaster b: 1814 d: Aft. 1870 ................................................ +[3] Elinor RAMEY b: 1817 d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [4] William Franklin LEMASTER b: December 08, 1816 d: March 23, 1877 ................................................ +[5] Sarah GHENT b: January 06, 1819 d: December 08, 1894 ............................................ 5 [7] Daniel Lemaster b: Abt. 1820 d: WFT Est. 1861-1911 ................................................ +[8] Catherine SALYER b: 1836 d: Unknown ............................................ *2nd Wife of [7] Daniel Lemaster: ................................................ +[9] Anna GHENT b: 1822 d: March 09, 1853 ............................................ 5 [10] Rachel LEMASTER b: April 30, 1821 d: September 14, 1852 ................................................ +[11] John Ramey WHEELER b: August 18, 1820 d: July 27, 1896 ............................................ 5 [12] Catherine LEMASTER b: 1824 d: WFT Est. 1825-1918 ............................................ 5 [13] Lewis LEMASTER b: Abt. 1825 d: Unknown ................................................ +[14] Anna SALYER b: May 1829 d: Abt. 1901 ............................................ 5 [15] Margaret LEMASTER b: 1828 d: Unknown ................................................ +[16] John SLONE b: Unknown d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [17] Jemima LEMASTER b: 1829 d: WFT Est. 1859-1923 ................................................ +[18] Hezikiah BORDERS b: 1792 d: 1879 ............................................ 5 Elinor LEMASTER b: May 02, 1830 d: January 23, 1901 ................................................ +David Jackson SALYER b: July 31, 1827 d: May 23, 1903 ............................................ 5 [19] Francis "Little Frank" M. Lemaster b: November 03, 1832 d: May 03, 1883 ................................................ +[20] Rebecca FAIRCHILD b: October 15, 1839 d: October 11, 1927 ............................................ 5 [21] Sarah Jane Lemaster b: Abt. 1833 d: WFT Est. 1834-1927 ............................................ 5 [22] Lydia LEMASTER b: 1835 d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [23] Alsey Isabella LEMASTER b: 1836 d: Unknown ................................................ +[24] Isaiah FAIRCHILD b: Unknown d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [25] Rhoda A LEMASTER b: 1839 d: Unknown ............................................ 5 Sirena LEMASTER b: 1841 d: Unknown ................................................ +Buck CAUDILL b: Unknown d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [26] Archibald LEMASTER b: 1843 d: 1913 ................................................ +[27] Mary Jane McKENZIE b: 1839 d: 1893 ............................................ 5 Elizabeth LEMASTER b: Unknown d: Unknown ................................................ +[6] John McDOWELL b: Unknown d: Unknown ............................................ 5 John R. Lemaster b: Unknown d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [28] Christiania LeMaster b: 1838 d: Unknown ................................................ +[29] Wylie SALYER b: 1835 d: Unknown ............................................ *2nd Husband of [28] Christiania LeMaster: ................................................ +[30] Wiley SALYER b: 1836 d: WFT Est. 1880-1928 ................................ *2nd Husband of Eleanor Jayne: .................................... +[1] Francis "Big Frank LEMASTER b: 1793 d: September 29, 1858 ............................................ 5 [2] Eleazor Lemaster b: 1814 d: Aft. 1870 ................................................ +[3] Elinor RAMEY b: 1817 d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [4] William Franklin LEMASTER b: December 08, 1816 d: March 23, 1877 ................................................ +[5] Sarah GHENT b: January 06, 1819 d: December 08, 1894 ............................................ 5 Elizabeth "Betty" Lemaster b: WFT Est. 1816-1839 d: WFT Est. 1832-1923 ................................................ +[6] John McDOWELL b: Unknown d: Unknown ............................................ 5 John R. Lemaster b: WFT Est. 1816-1839 d: WFT Est. 1821-1920 ............................................ 5 [7] Daniel Lemaster b: Abt. 1820 d: WFT Est. 1861-1911 ................................................ +[8] Catherine SALYER b: 1836 d: Unknown ............................................ *2nd Wife of [7] Daniel Lemaster: ................................................ +[9] Anna GHENT b: 1822 d: March 09, 1853 ............................................ 5 [10] Rachel LEMASTER b: April 30, 1821 d: September 14, 1852 ................................................ +[11] John Ramey WHEELER b: August 18, 1820 d: July 27, 1896 ............................................ 5 [12] Catherine LEMASTER b: 1824 d: WFT Est. 1825-1918 ............................................ 5 [13] Lewis LEMASTER b: Abt. 1825 d: Unknown ................................................ +[14] Anna SALYER b: May 1829 d: Abt. 1901 ............................................ 5 [15] Margaret LEMASTER b: 1828 d: Unknown ................................................ +[16] John SLONE b: Unknown d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [17] Jemima LEMASTER b: 1829 d: WFT Est. 1859-1923 ................................................ +[18] Hezikiah BORDERS b: 1792 d: 1879 ............................................ 5 Eleanor "Nellie" Lemaster b: May 02, 1830 d: January 23, 1901 ............................................ 5 [19] Francis "Little Frank" M. Lemaster b: November 03, 1832 d: May 03, 1883 ................................................ +[20] Rebecca FAIRCHILD b: October 15, 1839 d: October 11, 1927 ............................................ 5 [21] Sarah Jane Lemaster b: Abt. 1833 d: WFT Est. 1834-1927 ............................................ 5 [22] Lydia LEMASTER b: 1835 d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [23] Alsey Isabella LEMASTER b: 1836 d: Unknown ................................................ +[24] Isaiah FAIRCHILD b: Unknown d: Unknown ............................................ 5 [25] Rhoda A LEMASTER b: 1839 d: Unknown ............................................ 5 Lavina/Serana/Rena Lemaster b: Abt. 1841 d: WFT Est. 1855-1935 ............................................ 5 [26] Archibald LEMASTER b: 1843 d: 1913 ................................................ +[27] Mary Jane McKENZIE b: 1839 d: 1893 ............................................ 5 [28] Christiania LeMaster b: 1838 d: Unknown ................................................ +[29] Wylie SALYER b: 1835 d: Unknown ............................................ *2nd Husband of [28] Christiania LeMaster: ................................................ +[30] Wiley SALYER b: 1836 d: WFT Est. 1880-1928 ................................ 4 Catherine Jayne b: January 15, 1807 d: May 06, 1883 .................................... +Thomas Jr. Sparks b: November 08, 1801 d: February 08, 1876 ................................ 4 Henry Jayne b: October 05, 1803 d: May 18, 1870 .................................... +Sarah Sparks b: July 04, 1803 d: October 14, 1893 ................................ 4 Daniel Boone Jayne b: Abt. 1802 d: Unknown .................................... +Civilar Jane b: 1806 d: Unknown ................................ 4 Susan Jayne b: Abt. 1804 d: Unknown .................................... +Thomas Conley b: Unknown d: Unknown ................................ 4 Jemima Jayne b: Abt. 1812 d: Unknown ................................ 4 Sarah Jayne b: Abt. 1813 d: June 27, 1854 .................................... +Daniel Wilcox Sparks b: October 27, 1806 d: October 1900 ................................ 4 Margaret Jayne b: Abt. 1815 d: Unknown .................................... +John Salyer b: 1810 d: Aft. 1887

Thanks, Faith. I always go for the freebies. Can't afford anything else. Bud

Hi folks. I hit another roadblock and need some help. Looking for info on Docas Remy born in Virginia __? and married to William Jayne V sometime around 1792 Bill Reed

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Christopher Collins m. Cynthia Spears May 18, 1832. 12 children including Thomas Whitt Spears born out of wedlock, father unk. If this is your family what info. do you need? Ron Hall

Lots of researchers me included Christopher Collins m. Cynthia Spears May 18, 1832. Children: 12, one Thomas Spears born before marrage father unk. Is this the family you need info. on?

Virginia, The cemetery books are not online. I just have them there to let everyone know they are available for purchase from the historical society. Ann

Ann, I cannot seem to retrieve the files for the two cemetary books shown on the homepage. Is it linked or am I just doing something wrong? I know you receive hundreds of messages every day, but think your answer might be of interest to others, unless of course, I'm just going about this the wrong way! Thanks for all your genealogy help. --Virginia Ward Hermes

Hello : I'm wondering if you have any Dooley, Duley, or like names on your list. Thanks. Aubrey Dooley -----Original Message----- From: Ann Lemaster- Applegate <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, September 09, 2000 12:20 PM Subject: [KYJOHNSON] CEMETERY PROJECT UPDATE >The Johnson County Historical Society Website, CEMETERY PROJECT is rolling >right along with more added as time permits. > >We now have over "300" pictures of HEADSTONES linked to several of the >Cemeteries. > >Also we are linking "OBITUARIES" as time permits, and have many already >linked >although this is a slower process. > >We can use all the help we can get to make this a "special website" where >others may visit and maybe find a little useful information. > >So if you have a Johnson County "Cemetery Listing", "Headstone Pictures", or >an "Obituary" that can help this site grow, Please by all means send it to >us and "TOGETHER" we can all help each other. > > >Ann-Lemaster Applegate >Web Hostess >Johnson County Historical Society > > > >==== KYJOHNSO Mailing List ==== >Comments or suggestions pertaining to this list may be sent to: >[email protected] >Visit the Johnson County Historical Society homepage: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyjchs/johnson.html > >

The Johnson County Historical Society Website, CEMETERY PROJECT is rolling right along with more added as time permits. We now have over "300" pictures of HEADSTONES linked to several of the Cemeteries. Also we are linking "OBITUARIES" as time permits, and have many already linked although this is a slower process. We can use all the help we can get to make this a "special website" where others may visit and maybe find a little useful information. So if you have a Johnson County "Cemetery Listing", "Headstone Pictures", or an "Obituary" that can help this site grow, Please by all means send it to us and "TOGETHER" we can all help each other. Ann-Lemaster Applegate Web Hostess Johnson County Historical Society

Thought I would pass this on. Very important piece if legislation. All counties should forward this to the appropriate government official in their district. Cemetery-preservation law proposed for Jessamine By Greg Kocher CENTRAL KENTUCKY BUREAU NICHOLASVILLE Within the next few weeks, Jessamine Fiscal Court will consider a proposed ordinance that aims to protect and maintain private family or abandoned cemeteries threatened by development. It's an ordinance that local cemetery researcher Howard Curry Teater said is long overdue, given instances in the past where rural cemeteries were destroyed or bulldozed. Since 1972, Teater has cataloged 303 cemeteries in Jessamine County. ``I've seen so many of them torn up, it's unmentionable,'' Teater said. If the ordinance passes, it will be one of the few such countywide ordinances in the state, said Karla Nicholson, state services specialist for the Kentucky Historical Society. ``It's fairly rare in Kentucky,'' Nicholson said. The proliferation of subdivisions and the loss of agricultural land to development was the impetus for the Jessamine ordinance, said David Dyer, a consultant from Bluegrass Area Development District who assists the Jessamine County planning commission. ``Since there is so much happening down there with new subdivisions, that was the reasoning for having this sort of thing,'' Dyer said. ``They want to keep their heritage intact.'' State law allows county fiscal courts to declare cemeteries abandoned, for purposes of relocation, when it is deemed ``to be in the best interest of the county.'' Expenses for the removal or relocation of graves are paid by the person requesting removal. But the Jessamine ordinance provides a second option: requiring the developer or landowner to protect and maintain the cemetery on the property to be subdivided or developed. Among the proposed ordinance's provisions: If a property owner or developer discovers a cemetery, all work in the area must stop immediately and it is to be reported to the planning commission. The proposed ordinance prohibits grading, paving or putting a new building within 30 feet of an existing cemetery. And it requires a developer to repair or replace any cemetery walls or fences. Existing iron, stone or masonry fences are to be replaced with the same type of material. At the time the fence is constructed, dead or decaying trees and heavy underbrush are to be removed. Weeds and other debris must be removed each year, and grass is to be cut routinely. If the cemetery doesn't have a fence, the developer must erect a new one once the cemetery's boundaries are known. If sufficient evidence about the boundaries isn't known, the county may require the developer to have a professional archaeologist view the site and determine its boundaries and the potential number of grave sites. The ordinance also requires that the developer provide public or ``controlled access'' to the cemetery, meaning that descendants must seek permission before going onto the land to visit the cemetery. That access easement is to be recorded in the Jessamine County Clerk's Office and on the final development plan. The Jessamine County-City of Wilmore Joint Planning Commission passed the ordinance in July and has forwarded it to Jessamine Fiscal Court for consideration. No hearing date has been set, but the ordinance wouldn't become law until fiscal court approves it. The Jessamine ordinance is patterned after one that Boone Fiscal Court passed in the early 1990s. And in 1994, Lexington's Urban County Government passed an ordinance that sought to preserve and maintain cemeteries threatened by development. Another is being drafted in Jefferson County with the help of University of Louisville archaeologist Phil DiBlasi. Outside of those, experts say they aren't familiar with any other similar ordinances in Kentucky. But ordinances like the Jessamine proposal are becoming more common around the country, said Bill Spurlock, who operates Saving Graves, an Internet site that supports and encourages the protection, restoration and preservation of endangered cemeteries. ``Most laws like this are found in high-growth suburban counties'' like Jessamine, Spurlock said. Jessamine Fiscal Court Magistrate George Dean said the Jessamine proposal doesn't mean that farmers will have to maintain existing abandoned cemeteries on their land. ``But if you subdivide and develop that property, we want you to do something to protect that cemetery,'' Dean said. ``I look at it as sacred ground, and there shouldn't be anybody disturbing it.'' 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The following article appeared this week in the Louisville,Ky Courier Journal newspaper: Paintsville area to get state help Paintsville,Ky- Paintsville and Johnson County,which want to become a recognized center for technological training and education, will get help toward that goal, Gov. Paul Patton said ye4sterday. The county and it's seat were selected as the latest" new town" model growth center under the Community Developement Initiative of the Kentucky Appalacian Commission. Paintsville and Johnson County set goals of boosting tourism, creating entepreneurial businesses and having a 20% population growth in 10 years. To do that, the two governments planned, among other things, to develop a flexible training center in cooperation with Mayo State Technical College. The Community Development Initiative tests thye premise the a community can develop a sustainable economy if assistanve is targeted toward it. By it's nature, the program encourages local governments to work together. Bill Reed

I just tried to visit there and there wasn't any pictures. What happened? Also, the only info I have is what I've on my website, which I got from Sharon McKenzie. Bill

I was in Johnson County this past weekend taking pictures of McKenzie headstones in several different cemeteries. If you have any information on any of the McKenzie's please let me know. I will gladly exchange information. Visit my Photo Album at: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=872624&a

Judy & Mary, I just finished going through 588 e-mails and YES, I received cemeteries from both of you. I apologize for not letting you know that I received them. My internet time has been very limited lately but I will get both of these online ASAP! Thanks so much! Ann

Ann, I also have been having the same problem. I sent you part 1 of 3 on the Sheridan Estep cemetery and have not had a reply from you. Let us know what is going on as I know that you have had trouble with you email before. Mary