Is everyone related to a Lemaster in Ky? They sure did get around or there were alot of them. Lucky for you all. (Please, no offense is intended. I read all the emails and most have a Lemaster.) Bonnie

Bill, Seems we have alot of the same names, I went back thru my list and alot of the names you have just posted are also in mine. Your Blevins and Tacketts caught my eye also. My husbands gggrandparents patenal side were Charles Green Tackett md to Mallie Blevins thru there daughter Norma Mae Tackett md to Ernest Hall. And Rebecca Jane Stapleton md to Martin Salyer maternal side were also his ggrandparents. thru there daughter Oma md to Elbert Murray....... Is there a conection? Kim ----- Original Message ----- From: Mattheis, William G To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 2:11 PM Subject: RE: surnames 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

Ann, Thanks Ann. I see I did a better job this time. I am also slowly learning to be a better communicator. Please bear with me. In the mean time, you just keep up the good work. Just remember, you can please all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but their are always a few folks who just don't appreciate the sacrifices others make for them. Bill -----Original Message----- From: Ann Lemaster- Applegate [mailto:annapplegate@maysvilleky.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 1:06 PM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: 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 ==== 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

Ann, Thanks. Forget my last reply. Bill -----Original Message----- From: Ann Lemaster- Applegate [mailto:annapplegate@maysvilleky.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 12:34 PM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Stambough/Lemaster 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 ==== 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

Thanks. Do you have the children of Frederick and Martha Jane Lemaster? Bill -----Original Message----- From: Ann Lemaster- Applegate [mailto:annapplegate@maysvilleky.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 12:17 PM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Stambough/Lemaster Bill, Frederick Stambaugh's mother was Charlotte Rogers. Ann ==== 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

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

Eastern Ky famlies: Salyer, Hall, Murray, Evans, Tackett, Kimbler, Stapleton, Lemaster, Blevins, Boyd................... for now:-) Thanks Kim PS We have all got "hillbilly" in us! I have Ozark and tenn, husband has eastern KY and from what I know we hillbillies have the best sense of humor and the most love of life than anyone! ----- Original Message ----- From: RobinettFA@aol.com To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 1:28 PM Subject: Re: Roll Call Well here is my Roll Call Search list, all from Johnson, Floyd, Lawrence counties and also from WV and VA: ROBINETTE, PIGG, CURTIS, HOLBROOK, FRALEY, MEADE, WEDDINGTON, RATLIFF, SCARBERRY/SCARBOROUGH, RHODES, MULLINS, MARSHALL, JORDAN, and others. Peg Robinette Sullivan ==== 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

Betty, I guess I have the "double whammy" or perhaps "triple whammy". I have definite KY roots. Then a bunch of these KY "hill billys" moved on to Northwest AR (Winslow, Hazel Valley, Fayetteville) and settled, and then more moved to Oklahoma. A number of these folk moved on to CA and OR during the depression. I was born in CA. In my young years when the depression was still vivid in most memories many folks talked about "Oakies" and "Arkies" in less than pleasing terms. All I knew about my "Oakies" and "Arkies" were that they were tough, resilient, patriotic, hard working and loving people - - not to mention that my Mom was the best looking high school senior in the county. Well she took up with CA "prune picker" of German extraction, and well, you have me. An Oakie/Arkie/hill billy/kraut/bohemian. And just for the record, I haven't done too badly, despite this "burden" - - or as some of us may feel, proud heritage. Bill PS And I have it as a matter of family oral history, there just might be a little "native american" in there also with the English, Irish, Scots, Welsh, German, Bohemian, and French genes that flow in my veins. -----Original Message----- From: Betty J. Pulley [mailto:beejay@datalinkok.com] Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 11:36 AM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: E. KY & Names May an Ozarker (with roots in Johnson Co) make one more comment. We Ozarkers have fought the stereotype of the "shiftless hillbilly" for decades. Hang in there, they'll get used to us someday! Researching Mankins, Nott, Remy, Hitchcock and related families of Johnson Co. Betty J. Pulley, Miami, OK. beejay@datalinkok.com ==== 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

Kim, Email me at SassyMan46@AOL.com. I have a good deal of info on the Stapletons that I will share with you. Bill

Bud, I see that you are researching Nickells and Lemasters as well as your Caudill surname. I would be interested to compare your records with mine. Do you have a homepage or other sight with viewable or downloadable file? Bill Mattheis -----Original Message----- From: BnLFAMILY@aol.com [mailto:BnLFAMILY@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, December 05, 1999 11:28 PM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Reposting my interests My research and interests cover about all of Eastern Kentucky, including many in Johnson County. Bud Caudle Guthrie, Oklahoma Researching: CAUDLE/CORDIAL/CORDLE/CAUDILL/CORDELL/etc. PATRICK, JONES, BROWN, COFFEE, LACY, MCGUIRE, NICKELL, LINDEL, PATTON, LEMASTER, SALYER, CRAIG, NEWTON, COLLINSWORTH, ADKINS, WEST, VAUGHT, and probably any name found in eastern Kentuck, one of the best places on earth. ==== 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 Visit the Johnson County Historical Society homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyjchs/johnson.html

Any particular Webb or Pack names you are looking for, they are both surnames in my family???

Mine are from Lawrence,Johnson,Floyd. Justice,Lowe,Vanhoose,Sparks,Salyers,Caldwell,Castle and more Barbara Green Justice Jax.,Fl.

Who else is tough enough to live in Michigan? Bill -----Original Message----- From: Candy Parent [mailto:candy@htonline.htonline.com] Sent: Sunday, December 05, 1999 8:25 AM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: EASTERN KENTUCKY Mary, I think we should credit for having Kentucky roots--even if we are stuck up here in Michigan. Candy Parent Tazewell County, VAGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~vatazewe Candy's Clan http://www.htonline.com/~candy candy@htonline.com -----Original Message----- From: Mary Ann Merritt <pharoh@eesc.com> To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com <KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, December 03, 1999 5:08 AM Subject: Re: EASTERN KENTUCKY >Sorry everyone but I just had to put in my 2 cents. My Mom was born in those >hills and what she became instilled in us was it is not what you have but >how you use it. Mom quite school in the sixth grade. Education was not >really deemed necessary in some places. Mom was very articulate. She met and >married my Dad, (a northern Mi. potato farmer) Dad started a construction >business and Mom took care of all the paperwork and payroll. It should be >noted that the IRS did come to the house to do an audit and after going back >into 4 years of records they found one error of 7 cents, in their favor I >might add. Just from the learning of a country girl. I think I should also >point out that Mom took great pride in the fact that whenever someone had >the nerve to call her a hillbilly, she pointed to the dictionary and >directed them to look up the word. It seems Dad was the hillbilly as it >shows a hillbilly to be " a northern Michigander" Since I am from lower Mich >that must make me only half hillbilly. >Poorness knows no boundaries. >Semper Fi. >Mary in Mich > >Researching surnames: Hajduk, Welch, Litton, Collins, Merritts, Meier, >Staples and Szela > >Proud member of the WOMEN MARINES ASSOCIATION, MOTOR CITY CHAPTER > > > >==== 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: annapplegate@maysvilleky.net Visit the Johnson County Historical Society homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyjchs/johnson.html

Go Charlene!!!! Bill -----Original Message----- From: cwoodring [mailto:cwoodring@localaccess.com] Sent: Sunday, December 05, 1999 1:35 AM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: EASTERN KENTUCKY Greetings from Washington state. I too must add my two cents worth to the discussion. I have never lived in Kentucky and have only once been able to visit my ancestral home. I can tell you that I am immensely proud of my heritage and those wonderful people who greeted me so warmly during my visit. My great grandmother married at 16 and was a widow at 30 with 3 children to raise. She made sure that all of her children, including her daughter received college educations and professional careers. My grandmother received a degree in science in 1908 - a time when few women were educated. Instead of viewing Eastern Kentucky as backwards I think them as progressive and am proud to call Kentucky my family home. Charlene Woodring Chehalis, Washington ==== 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

Ann, I would like to share the same info when you send it to Bud. Hi Bud. Bill -----Original Message----- From: BnLFAMILY@aol.com [mailto:BnLFAMILY@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, December 04, 1999 5:29 PM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Stambough/Lemaster Ann: This doesn't help a little, it helps a lot. Thanks so much. And yes, if you have the time, I'd love to have the listing of their children and of Martha's siblings. Will be great. Thanks again. Bud ==== 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

My main Johnson County name would be McKENZIE. James Henry McKenzie born around 1803 married Frances Estep. I don't have a lot on the McKenzie family before James Henry McKenzie so any help would be appreciated. Mary in Ohio

Bud, I can answer a couple of your questions. My records show Martha Jane Lemaster, b. 1834, dau of Lewis Lemaster (son of Eleazer Lemaster and Machelle Tackett) and Martha Phillips b. 1793. I don't know anything else about Martha Phillips, but have all children of Lewis and Martha and other info about their families. I did not know that the younger Martha had married, or whom. I will add Frederick and Samuel Stanbaugh to my records. I will watch to see if someone else knows who Frederick's mother was.\ Bill Mattheis -----Original Message----- From: BnLFAMILY@aol.com [mailto:BnLFAMILY@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, December 04, 1999 1:28 AM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Stambough/Lemaster February 22, 1852, in Johnson County, KY, Fredrick Stambough, 24, born Floyd Co, married Martha Lemaster, 18, born Floyd County. Fredrick's father was Samuel Stambough. Can someone please tell me who Fredrick's mother was? Martha's father was Lewis Lemaster. I believe the Lewis Lemaster, born 1792, son of Eleazer. Can someone tell me if I'm right, and if so, who Martha's mother was? Bud Caudle Guthrie, OK ==== 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

Jim, Thank you for understanding my meaning so clearly and saying it so much better. Bill -----Original Message----- From: Jim Hawes [mailto:JimHawes@ix.netcom.com] Sent: Friday, December 03, 1999 8:06 PM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Kentucky Ancestors I grew up being told that Ohio and Indiana sucked and the proof was without them Kentucky would fall down:/ Because of this I have always been thankful that the two were there. Having been in the hospitality industry in Kentucky where folks would come down from the North to enjoy our lakes and rivers, I can tell you that most respected our way of life and our lands. We are a more simple and directed people when compared to persons from other areas of this country. Drive down almost any road in any neighborhood or country lane and you will see clean ditches and mowed lawns. Our people can still laugh at the silly things we do without the useless posturing found elsewhere. I once had someone tell me they could tell by looking when they are in Kentucky. I asked how? The fellow from Indiana said: "When you see a $2,000.00 single wide trailer with a $600.00 pickup truck parked out front, a $21,000.00 bass boat on a trailer connected to that $600.00 truck and a 12 foot satellite dish in the front yard your in Kentucky." I thought about what he said for a moment, smiled and replied: "At least we have our priority's right!" We are taught an important lesson in life from our parents who learned the same lesson from our grandparents: Respect ourselves and others. >From this we learned to respect each person for who they were and not for what they had. This is something that has been mostly lost elsewhere and tears at the very fabric of our country. When a people or persons try to attack what we don't have its only because they can no longer recognize what they themselves have lost, the ability to respect. I am not angry but rather feel sorry for those who can not see past a feeble attempt at journalism bordering on sensationalism. My family took out their first land grant in Kentucky when they arrived from VA in 1784. Like so many other families, they remained in KY for a little less than 100 years and then migrated to many other areas of America. I have been in contact with literally hundreds of my distant cousins since I began my genealogical studies into my family. The one common trait I recognizing is the respect I received from each of them. Each of them like myself are bred from a better people who had their beginnings in that beautiful sometimes rugged place called Eastern Kentucky. With Regards and Holiday Season Cheer, Jim Hawes SMcKenzi@aol.com wrote: > Alright, I can't stand it any longer without adding my 2 cents worth. I agree > with Bill that this discussion really is appropriate on a genealogy site. He > had a lot of good things to say. > > I completed a family book a couple of years ago for my mother's family (from > Nebraska). The poem below is on the first page of that book. I found it on a > website. The author is unknown. I still feel it is very appropriate: > > Our Ancestors > > If you could see your ancestors > All standing in a row, > > Would you be proud of them or not > Or don't you really know? > > Some strange discoveries are made > In climbing family trees, > > And some of them you know, do not > Particularly please. > > If you could see your ancestors > All standing in a row, > > There might be some of them perhaps > You wouldn't care to know. > > But there's another question, which > Requires a different view, > > If you could meet your ancestors > Would they be proud of YOU? > > Best wishes to all of you. > Sharon McKenzie > Born & raised in California > > ==== 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 ==== 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

Dear Cousin Ann, I apologize for not being a better communicator. I obviously did not send you the message I intended to. Now, as background, I have to fess up - - I am a "suit", and a "city suit" to boot. Maybe not one of the ones you were specifically referring to, but a "suit" none-the-less. How do I know that? Well in addition to being a Senior (highly placed and old, with emphasis on old) Executive, my father told me years ago that I was a "suit." He hasn't changed his mind about that since, and often speaks to me of the collective "You Suits" group that he obviously identifies me with. In our case however, it is his endearing way of describing the fact that he worked "blue collar" all his life, and although I have worked "white collar" for a good part of mine, I still know how to live my "non-suit" roots. Which to him means that I was taught how to plant, harvest, hunt, fish, build a fire, read a map, wire a house, fix a car, repair a toilet, run a lathe, cut and split firewood, etc. and still enjoy doing them. Now, I'm not sure how much my opion is worth in the scheme of things, but the message I was hoping to communicate (and obviously failed miserably to do) was that the "folk" [my grandmother used to say "folksies"] of Eastern Kentucky haven't a thing to be ashamed of, and that a "properly" raised and educated person would not be negatively influence by the documentary in question. I just wanted you to know that, although I am distant relative genetically and in miles, I respect all that the good FOLK of Eastern Kentucky stand for, and felt your courage and values were clearly protrayed at least to me. I was just hoping to assuage the anger and pain that I "heard" in your comments. Now, I am sharing this with all listerners because you are family and I love you, and I feel the need to show it by commenting on something that has been bothering me for a while. Now, I think we (the beneficiaries of this service to provide) owe you a serious debt of gratitude. While I know that most us correspondents feel the same, I have been "listening" to the many negative comments and complaints that some have made this past year that must have been very painful to you. I, for one, believe they are full of CRAP. First, if it wasn't for you, we wouldn't have this wonderful forum at all. Second, I haven't seen or heard any of them take the initiative to do the work required to provide the services they seem to think they are entitled to, and feel impowered to criticize. I applaud your initiative and energy, and praise you for your courage and unfailing service to us. I feel somewhat ashamed and remiss that I haven't said THANK YOU, THANK YOU, much sooner. I have learned so much sharing with you and others at this site, and feel that we all owe you a debt of gratitude for our ability to share. I know from our past correspondence (yours and mine) that our family lines cross in many places, and I want you to know I am totally proud of every gene I share with you - - it is obvious to me that they are very special. Ann, I wish you and yours the Blessed Christmas that you so richly deserve, and a Joyous New Year. Thank you so much for sharing so much. Bill Mattheis -----Original Message----- From: Ann Lemaster- Applegate [mailto:annapplegate@maysvilleky.net] Sent: Friday, December 03, 1999 7:47 PM To: KYJOHNSO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: EASTERN KENTUCKY Sharon, No one said that this subject was inappropriate for the list. It has everything to do with genealogy. I am simply tired of Eastern Kentuckians being degraded. And Bill, "city suits" was in reference to the executives and directors that scheme up these dreary little pieces. I said that in my earlier posting. No one said anything about the white collar workers. Read what I have written and do not look for hidden meanings or phrases between the lines. Again, I ask (as I asked earlier) , that comments be made by private e-mail. Ann ==== 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 Visit the Johnson County Historical Society homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyjchs/johnson.html

Well here is my Roll Call Search list, all from Johnson, Floyd, Lawrence counties and also from WV and VA: ROBINETTE, PIGG, CURTIS, HOLBROOK, FRALEY, MEADE, WEDDINGTON, RATLIFF, SCARBERRY/SCARBOROUGH, RHODES, MULLINS, MARSHALL, JORDAN, and others. Peg Robinette Sullivan