Hi Shannon, I have what is probably the same DANIEL info that Don offered you. Mine came mostly from a great Daniel researcher named Libby Preston--don't think she's on this list. Anyway, if you want to send me some specifics, I'll check the info for your ancestors. Amy >From: shan146@webtv.net (shannon daniels) >Reply-To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com >To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: SURNAMES >Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1999 18:04:50 -0500 (EST) > >HI LIST!!! > >I am of the Johnson County DANIEL(S) family. I just wanted to know if >any one else researching this name- finds it diffucult??? > >The folks I am researching seem so secretive. I really really would >LOVE it if those researching DANIEL(S) could SWAP some info!! > >I am subscribed to a DANIEL list but they seem to be researching DANIEL >from South Africa. I just want my " hillbilly" <G> >DANIEL from JOHNSON COUNTY :). > >Shannon Daniels >Columbus Ohio >shan146@webtv.net > > >==== KYJOHNSO Mailing List ==== >Comments or suggestions pertaining to this list may be sent to the >listowner, Ann Lemaster-Applegate >annapplegate@maysvilleky.net >Visit the Johnson County Historical Society homepage: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyjchs/johnson.html > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Bonnie, No offense take..LOL Lemaster is a prominent name in Johnson , Lawrence and Magoffin Counties. And yes, I think we are related to just about everyone..LOL Ann Lemaster-Applegate

I am researching Dills, Stanley, Combs, Preston, Walker, and a few others from Johnson County. A quick word about Ky pride. I spend much more time researching my husband's Ky roots than my own Oh ones. His are much more interesting, they have a great sense of history and family. I have busted down many "brick walls" because his ancestors were very conscious of heritage and most of the children's names could be traced to an aunt, uncle, or grandparent. His family here were considered poor white trash for some reason. But his family is much more centered and normal than my ancestors appear to be. I want my children to be proud of that heritage. Tina Dills tdills@bright.net

Hi Bonnie, It seems like it anyway huh??? <smile> ----- Original Message ----- > Is everyone related to a Lemaster in Ky?

Hi Shannon - Nothing to be embarassed about. This is form is used for many of the genealogy softwares. << Descendants of Thomas Daniel 1 Thomas Daniel 1789 - 1868 d: November 28, 1868 in Van Zandt , Co. , Texas The 1 stands for the first generation on the list. . +Mary "Susie" Ward 1796 - 1827 m: October 28, 1812 in Floyd Co. , KY d: Bet. 1827 - 1828 in Floyd Coynty , KY The + means that he married Mary .... 2 Andrew Daniel .... 2 Solomion Daniel .... 2 George W. Daniel the 2 in front of these names mean they are the second generation on the list and the children of Thomas & Mary ........ +Polly Ward The + means Polly married George ........... 3 Moses Daniel 1852 - the 3 means Moses is the third generation on the list and is the child of George and Polly Hope that helps - don't ever be shy about asking questions. None of us were born knowing these things! Sharon

Thanks Karen! I did not have John and Mary's kids!!! Ann

Cousin Bill, I am deeply touched by the posting I just read from you. I created this list so that we Johnson County researchers would have a place to come together to share our lines, find new cousins, swap stories and share a few laughs. I did not do it for personal gain or ego. I did it through my love for Johnson County and its heritage. I did it also because this is one thing I can do for the county and by that, I mean keep it alive. As long as we communicate on this list, talk about our ancestors, share their stories, realize their hardships, etc. , we are keeping their memory alive. We are not letting them be forgotten. I realize, at times, I let guidelines, rules and regulations overpower my heart, but without a certain amount of those, a list can run astray and never be brought back to the original origin. Which in a way can be compared with Rory Kennedy's (so called) documentary on Eastern Kentucky. A few comments here and there make me look like a heartless machine, which I am not. Rory's document makes Eastern Kentuckians look like idiots, which they are not. It is you Bill, that deserves the thanks here, not me!! And I apologize for not seeing the true meaning of your first posting! May this be the best Christmas ever for you and yours! Ann

Karen: Sorry, but I have not been able to get past my gr, gr, gr grandfather Samuel Patrick, born probably about 1810, not even sure where. He died about 1845, so no census showed much about him. Do you have the Magoffin Historical Society's books on the Patrick family? I think my Samuel was in Bath County before Morgan was formed. He married Emily Coffee in Morgan County, 1832. Sorry I couldn't help. Bud

Bill, No problem, my friend! I just posted it to the list..hee hee Ann

Bud, As promised, here is a listing of Frederick and Martha's children: John A. Stambaugh Abt. 1855 married Mary Bays Samuel L. Stambaugh Abt. 1858 Charlotte Stambaugh Abt. 1861 Exer Stambaugh Abt. 1867 married Stephen Ward on July 09, 1890 Philip Stambaugh Abt. 1869 Thomas Stambaugh Abt. 1872 married Malissa Bayes Now, here is a list of Martha's siblings. Her parents were Lewis Lemaster and Martha Phillips. Rachel Lemaster Elizabeth Lemaster July 01, 1811 John Lemaster Abt. 1814 Francis P. Lemaster Abt. 1818 Sarah Lemaster August 08, 1820 Mary Lemaster Abt. 1822 Samuel Lemaster Abt. 1825 Rebecca Lemaster Abt. 1827 Daniel Phillip Lemaster June 17, 1829 Jesse Lemaster Abt. 1831 Martha Jane Lemaster Abt. 1834 Elijah G. Lemaster July 24, 1837 I have spouses for most of the above but a, working on limited time right now. I can post them later if anyone is interested. Hope this will help a little bit! Have a great day of research! Ann

My Grandma, Mollie Curtis Pigg Wells, of Paintsville (Greentown) used to make fried corn by putting some butter in her big old cast iron skillett and then would cut the kernels from fresh picked (from her garden) corn and add to the skillett with a little salt and pepper. Peg Robinette Sullivan In a message dated 12/08/1999 3:02:03 PM US Mountain Standard Time, Jtink11731@aol.com writes: << Does anyone have a recipe for 'fried corn'? When I was a little girl we would come with my grandparents to visit his sisters and their families in Paintsville. Aunt Maude made the BEST 'fried corn'. I think that she put a little lard in her black skillet. Then she added frozen (from her garden) white corn off the cob. A little salt and pepper and it was the best! I am just not sure if that was all that she did. If anybody has a recipe for this I would love to have a copy! Thanks Julie Van Hoose Hussain Email Jtink11731 @aol.com >>

Bill, Frederick Stambaugh's mother was Charlotte Rogers. Ann

Bill: My Fraleys are apparently siblings who married into my Robinette line. Julia Fraley was the second wife of Peter Robinette; Sarah Fraley married my great-grandfather, William Trigg Robinette; Kelly Fraley married Martha Robinette; Thomas Fraley married Sally Robinette. These Robinettes were siblings and I've been told that the Fraleys were also siblings, children of William and Mary Fraley of Russell Co., Va who moved to Lawrence Co., KY. I have not done any research on this yet. Peg In a message dated 12/07/1999 6:28:15 PM US Mountain Standard Time, Mattheis.Bill@HQ.NAVY.MIL writes: << I have been seeking info on a Phebee (have see other spellings) Fraley, b. 31 Jan 1828 in KY, d. 18 April 1875 in Washinton Co., Arkansas. Phebee was m. to Jesse Henson, Sr. about 1848 probably in Kentucky. Jesse was the son of William "Billy" Henson and Lavina Osborn, dau. of Jesse Osburn of Mudlick and Elizabeth Lemaster, dau. of Eleazer ("Old Ealy") Lemaster and Machelle Tackett. Any other info you have on the Fraley family would be great as an assistance in my research. >>

I have been trying to contact PACALLAS@aol.com but the mail is returned... Would like to talk more about his Webb line. Thanks to some great help I do have more information but would like to know the children of Joseph & Amy Adkins Webb. 1. Wm b 1785 & Nancy Green Webb (from JohnsonCo., KY) 2. Wm b 1816 & Mahala Franklin Webb 3. Harvey (Henry/harry) & Rozina Webb 4. Joseph & Amy Adkins Webb Joseph's sister Nancy married Amys brother Andrew Jackson Adkins. They lived in Lawrence Co. Any help greatly appreciated Mary Adkins Pinion http://community.webtv.net/Rpinion64/ADKINS

Does anyone have a recipe for 'fried corn'? When I was a little girl we would come with my grandparents to visit his sisters and their families in Paintsville. Aunt Maude made the BEST 'fried corn'. I think that she put a little lard in her black skillet. Then she added frozen (from her garden) white corn off the cob. A little salt and pepper and it was the best! I am just not sure if that was all that she did. If anybody has a recipe for this I would love to have a copy! Thanks Julie Van Hoose Hussain Email Jtink11731 @aol.com

Bill" Thanks for your reply. I noticed last night that Ann came in and gave you the name of Fredrick's mother. I would love to have more info on Lewis and Martha Philllips Lemaster's family. I only have two children listed for them - Martha Jane and Christiana. Thanks again, Bud

Here goes what I do know for sure about my husbands long lost Hall's.......It's very little :-) but it's readable.....Can anyone help me please???????? 1 Jim Hall .. + ? England ......... 2 [1] Ernest Hall ............. +Ester Unknown .................... 3 Joan Hall ......... *2nd Wife of [1] Ernest Hall: ............. +Norma Mae Tackett .................... 3 Darlene Hall ........................ +Wade King d: 1999 Staffordsville Ky .................... 3 Nella Hall ........................ +Unknown Collins .................... 3 Edsell Blevins Hall .................... 3 David Hall ........................ +Diane .................... 3 Jim Hall ........................ +Jo .................... 3 Charles William Hall b: July 17, 1946 ( Charles William Hall's Biological father was Paul William Hall) ........................ +Mary Edith Murray b: February 18, 1949 m: March 25, 1967 .................... 3 [2] Ernestine Hall ........................ +Robert Lyons ......... 2 Adam Hall ......... 2 Elmer Hall ......... 2 Elzie Hall ......... 2 Josephine Hall ......... 2 Essie Hall ......... 2 Marie Hall

Ellen, I am interested in Wells, and Spears. Email Me at grannybonnie50@webtv.net

Hi all, I am looking for WELLS, SPEARS, ROBINSON, and BALDRIDGE. I am especially interested in any info concerning my ggrandmother Mary Jennie Spears Baldridge, b. 1864. She married Zachariah BALDRIDGE in 1880, and died before 1906, when Zachariah remarried. Her parents were Morgan SPEARS (son of Spencer SPEARS and Roseanna WELLS) and Catherine ROBINSON (parents unknown). Both parents seem to have disappeared from the face of the earth immediately after her birth. The rest of the SPEARS/WELLS clan are pretty well documented, thanks to the help I have received from other WELLS descendants, but I know nothing about the ROBINSONS at all. Thanks for reading this, and I hope to connect with some more of my Johnson County family soon! Lynn Penick

Bill, Are any of your Darnall's from southwest virginia or north carolina? I have my Darnell's from Scott County,Va. and have traced them to Raleigh Darnell in NC. Donna Sisco Mattheis, William G wrote: > > OK -- I'll jump in also: > > MAIN SURNAMES: OSBURN/OSBORN/OSBORNE, LEMASTER, HENSON, PERDUE, LYONS, > NICKELL > > OTHER SURNAMES: Blevins, Boggs, Caudill & vars., Daniels, Darnall, Doss, > Ferguson, Fox, Fraley, Gore, Hampton, Hardin/g, Harrison, Heaton, Hitchcock, > Jarvis, Justis, Kilpatrick, Lewis, Maggard, Mankins, McKenzie, Mollohan, > Pennington, Picklesimer, Purcell, Remy, Sagraves/Seagraves, Salyer/Salier, > Shepherd, Skaggs, Skelton, Smith, Sparks, Stapleton, Tackett, Trimble, Van > Deventer, Van Hoose, Wheeler, Williams, Winkle > > -----Original Message----- > From: Faith Poplin [mailto:FPoplin@prodigy.net] > Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 10:37 PM > To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: surnames > > Since everyone is posting Surnames here are mine again: > > SPARKS/MURRAY/SALYER > LEMASTER/CANTRELL > POPLIN/WARD > > ==== KYJOHNSO Mailing List ==== > Comments or suggestions pertaining to this list may be sent to: > annapplegate@maysvilleky.net > Visit the Johnson County Historical Society homepage: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyjchs/johnson.html > > ==== KYJOHNSO Mailing List ==== > Comments or suggestions pertaining to this list may be sent to the listowner, Ann Lemaster-Applegate > annapplegate@maysvilleky.net > Visit the Johnson County Historical Society homepage: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyjchs/johnson.html