Robin, I just left Kentucky on Wednesday and am now back in Florida. After getting here I have now found out that I have Sears relatives in the Ivy Grove Cemetery in 4-mile. Would you mind seeing if you do see any stones with the Sears name on them? The cemetery is next to a broken down red painted church in 4-mile. I have driven by it in years past but did not know Sears people were there.. 4-mile is right off of 25 on the Knox/Bell County line. thank you Robin! Pati sears-Burnett

Hello all.. I am making a trip to Bell County next weekend to look for some specific cemeteries where some of my ancestors are buried.. Anyone that can help me by giving specific directions to for following cemeteries, I would greatly appreciate it.. I have gotten the directions from Mr.. Matthews page, but I do not recognize the roads.. I really need more specific directions.. Asher Cemetery in Red Bird Big Gem Old Cemetery in Arjay Ivy Grove Cemetery in Four Mile Hollow Knuckles Cemetery in Redbird Knuckles Cemetery at Mud Lick Branch, near Red Bird Little Creak Cemetery (2 different ones) Yellow Creek Cemetery in Middlesboro If anyone knows of any other cemeteries I have missed where I can find Woolum and Knuckles Ancestors, please let me know.. Thanks Robin Woolum (PowWow) ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ [email protected] ICQ# 2146179 AOL Instant Messenger: Big PowWow Visit my Web Page!!! http://robinwoolum.home.insightbb.com/index.html Subscribe to the "Woolum" Family Mailing list!!! We are looking for any Woolum name variation or anyone connected to the Woolum Family Line. Click here to <mailto:[email protected]> subscribe!!! ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~ ~*~*~

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/CBB.2ACE/5870.1 Message Board Post: Thank you to a wonderful volunteer for providing me with the missing cd that I was looking for. Very much appreciated by many (I'm sure!)

I think Nathan Honeycutt was a brother to my grgrgrandmother Sarah "Sallie" Honeycutt. Her daughter, Nancy Lewis was my grgrandmother, who married Clay Jackson in Clay Cty., Ky. I traced, sometime ago, David, their father back to Yancy Co., N. C. to about 1790 or figured that was when David was born. I first found David Honeycutt in Wake County, NC in the 1840 census, roll 374, Page 271. He is listed as head of household with 2 males 5-10 yrs., 1 male 40-50 yrs. old, 1 female 15-20, and 1 female 40-50. By 1850 I found the same record as below on the previous listing. Sarah Honeycutt Lewis is about 29-31 by this time and married to John Lewis living in Clay County, Ky. Nathan Honeycutt is living 2 houses away, Family #105: Nathan Honeycutt 30 farmer b. N.C. Joicy 28 b. N.C., Rachael 8 b. N.C., Johnathon 7 b. N.C., John 5 b. N.C., Nancy 3 b. N.C., David 3/12 b. N.C. I really do feel Nathan is a brother to my grgrandmother Sallie considering the ages and the continued use of the same family names. On an earlier census-1820 in N.C. there are only 3 Honeycutts in the area, and one is named Nathan-possibly David's father, David, and this younger Nathan possibly named after his grandfather? By 1860-House #614-Stinking Creek, Knox Cty., Ky.-P.O. Flatlick, Ky. listing is as follows: David Honeycutt-farmer 58 b. Ky. est. birth 1801 Nancy 58 b. Ky. est. birth 1801 Nancy 35 b. Ky. est. birth 1824 Rachael 30 b. Ky. est birth 1829 Julia Watters 17 b. Ky. est. birth 1842 Don't know who this is House #615 Nathan Honeycutt 43 farmer b. Ky. Joice 43 b. Ky Elizabeth 17 b. Ky. James 18 b. Ky. By 1870 David and Nathan Honeycutt are still in Knox Cty, Ky. Subdivision #93 PO Flatlick, Ky. David Honeycat(note spelling) 72 farmer b. NC est. b. 1798 Nancy 82 b. NC est. b. 1818 Nancy 46 b. NC est. b. 1824 July A 27 b. NC est. b. 1843 David 8 b. NC est. b. 1862 Annie 6 b. NC est. b. 1864 Rachael 1 b. NC est. b. 1869 Nathan Honeycat 50 farmer b.NC est. b. 1820 Joicey 45 b. NC est. b. 1825 Rebecca 17 b. NC est. 1853 John 15 b. NC est. b. 1855 Nancy 11 b. NC est. b. 1859 Martha 9 b. NC est. b. 1864 Melton 2 b. NC est. b. 1868 By the 1870 Clay County Census Dist. #32 Precinct #8 Post Office-Manchester, Ky. House #17 lists all the John Lewis family and Rachael is living there by the last name of Honeycutt as does her child. I don't know if she is my grgrandmother's daughter before her marriage to John Lewis or possibly a sister? Family tells me my grgrandmother Nancy Lewis was a Honeycutt. By the 1880 Clay Cty. census John Lewis is 60 b. 1840 NC farmer Big Creek, Clay Cty. Ky. (his father's birthplace is listed as Tn.) (his mother's birthplace is listed as NC.) Sarah Lewis 58 b. 1822 NC keeping house (father's birthplace listed as NC) (mother's birthplace listed as NC) (Father's name-David Honeycutt) Sarah Honeycutt Lewis is found on the 1900 Clay Cty. census living with Liza and John York on Sextons Creek age 74 with an est. b. of 1826. She is listed as Mother-in-law. By 1910 Clay Cty., Ky. census she is still living with Liza and John York in Burning Springs and is listed as the mother-in-law again. On the Ky. Death Index she is listed as having d. 23 Feb. 1916 age 88, Clay. Cty., Ky. Hope this helps some! I will be out of town for a couple weeks. Keep in touch with whatever you find on the Honeycutts! Julie Spencer [email protected] >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [KYKNOX] Re: Nathan Honeycutt s/o David in Knox Co 1860 >Date: 6 Jul 2006 16:28:38 -0600 > >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Surnames: Honeycutt, Ray, Hubbard, Valentine, Click >Classification: Query > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CBB.2ACE/5860.2.1 > >Message Board Post: > >Ada, >I've not been able to find anything past the 1850 Knox Co. Census records. > >This is the family in the 1850 records: >Dwelling 101-103 >HONEYCUT, David, 60, farmer, b. NC > . Nancy, 55, NC > . Nancy, 29, NC > . Rachel, 27, NC > . John, 19, NC > . Allen, 21, farmer, NC > >One researcher gave me this info: David may have came to Knox Co. KY from >NC before 1850. He stayed in Knox Co. until 1880 when he moved to Clay Co. >KY to live with his daughter Sarah and her husband John Lewis. He may have >lived in Buncombe County, North Carolina. > >This is all the info that I have on David and Nancy. > >Joann > > >==== KYKNOX Mailing List ==== >NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, political >announcements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, flames, >etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for >removal. Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett >[email protected] > >============================== >Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for >ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >

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/CBB.2ACE/5860.2.1.1 Message Board Post: I have a David listed as s/o Moses and Margaret Honeycutt but could never find him in NC. The age is different most of the census years so that doesn't help but I think he is the same David. This may or may not be correct but here is what I've collected on Moses family: Descendants of Moses J Honeycutt 1 Moses J Honeycutt 1766 - 1850 +Margaret Elizabeth Stout 1765 - 1849 2 Jacob Honeycutt 1789 - d.1860 Carter Co TN ... +Susannah Byrd 1794 - 1860 *2nd Wife of Jacob Honeycutt: ... +Martha Higgins 2 Andrew Honeycutt 1790 - 2 Peter Honeycutt 1791 - ... +Delilah Hampton 1787 - 2 Nathan Honeycutt 1793 - d. 1888 Floyd Co KY ... +Lucinda Blevins 1803 - *2nd Wife of Nathan Honeycutt: ... +Emily S Masters 1811 - 1862 *3rd Wife of Nathan Honeycutt: ... +Sarah Dooley 1840 - 2 David Honeycutt 1794 - (did he go to Knox Co KY?) ... 2 Elisha H Honeycutt, Rev 1795 -d. 1869 Yancey Co NC ... +Cecelia Hampton 1798 - *2nd Wife of Elisha H Honeycutt, Rev: ... +Nancy Hensley 2 John Honeycutt 1795 - ... +Sarah Jane Bradford 2 Sarah Honeycutt 1796 - ... +Allen Bryant 2 Noah Honeycutt 1805 - 2 Aaron Honeycutt 1806 - 1838 ... +Mary Blevins 1805 - 2 Uriah Honeycutt 1807 - ... +Keziah Tipton 1808 - 2 Sampson Honeycutt 1812 - 1879 ... +Susannah Higgins *2nd Wife of Sampson Honeycutt: ... +Sarah 'Sallie' Briggs 1812 - 1880 *3rd Wife of Sampson Honeycutt: ... +Rutha Byrd 1813 - 1897

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Honeycutt, Ray, Hubbard, Valentine, Click Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CBB.2ACE/5860.2.1 Message Board Post: Ada, I've not been able to find anything past the 1850 Knox Co. Census records. This is the family in the 1850 records: Dwelling 101-103 HONEYCUT, David, 60, farmer, b. NC . Nancy, 55, NC . Nancy, 29, NC . Rachel, 27, NC . John, 19, NC . Allen, 21, farmer, NC One researcher gave me this info: David may have came to Knox Co. KY from NC before 1850. He stayed in Knox Co. until 1880 when he moved to Clay Co. KY to live with his daughter Sarah and her husband John Lewis. He may have lived in Buncombe County, North Carolina. This is all the info that I have on David and Nancy. Joann

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Honeycutt, Barnes, Webb, Wilson, Stout, Hampton, Byrd Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CBB.2ACE/5860.2 Message Board Post: In 1860 Nathan Huneycut age 40 and Joicy live next door to David and Nancy Hunneycut both 58 also living next to Robert and Nancy Carroll. Wondered if any one from this line has connected it back to Yancey Co, NC? My Honeycutts were in Yancey Co NC in 1850 and Gilmer Co GA by 1860 and 1870 and are found in Searcy Co AR in 1880. I'm wondering if the David Hunneycut age 58 in 1860 is possibly the s/o Moses J Honeycutt and Margaret Stout who had lived in Yancey Co NC. Ada

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Senters, Logan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CBB.2ACE/5874 Message Board Post: July 07, 2007 Journal-News, Hamilton, Ohio Jack Kenneth SENTERS, age 66, of Wayne Township, passed away at Fort Hamilton Hospital on Monday, July 3, 2006 at 4:55 PM. He was born in Barbourville, Kentucky on September 8, 1939 the son of Nathan and Allie (Logan) Senters. Jack was a retired crane operator at Southwestern Ohio Steel. On June 1, 1960 he married Brenda Mays. He is survived by his wife, Brenda Senters of Wayne Township; six sons, Jack (Rhonda) Senters, Jr. of Somerville, Terry (Shelly) Senters of Hamilton, Troy (Patti) Senters of Somerville, Tommy (Kim) Senters of Seven Mile, James (Angie) Senters of Hamilton and Josh Senters of Hamilton; one daughter, Tina Buchanan of Seven Mile; five brothers, Ernest (Betty) Senters of West Virginia, Jay (Mandy) Senters, June (Luella) Senters, Clarence Senters, all of Barbourville, Kentucky, and Jim (Jewell) Senters of Loveland, Ohio; three sisters, Sue (James) Smith of Barbourville, Kentucky, Jewell "Dean" Couch of Hamilton, and Mary Killion of Michigan; seventeen grandc! hildren, Tom, Rose, Morgan, Kayla, Desiree, Courtney, Kari, Michael, Troy David, Randy, Justin, Cody, Brandon, Payton, Megan, Tisha, and Tori; great-granddaughter, Samara; mother-in-law, Eva Mays Marcum of Somerville; two grandchildren-in-love, Chloe and Colby Idle; three sisters-in-law, Barbara (Jimmie) Abrams, Carolyn (Dennis) Syle of Lima, Ohio, and Sally "Bunte" (Jim) Bullis of Hamilton; two brothers-in-law, David (Darlene) Mays of Hamilton and Elbert (Donna) Mays of Somerville; and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; granddaughter, Leann Senters; father-in-law, Ellis Mays; brother-in-law, Sid Couch; and stepfather-in-law, Carlos Marcum. Funeral service will be held at Calvary Christian Center, 2355 Jacksonburg Road, on Saturday, July 8, 2006 at 10:00 AM with Rev. James Mullins, Sr. and Rev. Mike Callihan officiating. Burial will follow at Hickory Flat Cemetery. Visitation will be held Friday from 6:00 PM to 9:! 00 PM at the church. The family would like to extend a heartfelt Thank You to Dr. Thomas Sargero and his staff; Drs. Paula Weisenberger and Chetna Mital; all the nurses on 4 West at Fort Hamilton Hospital; two daughters-in-love, Brandy Marsh and Sheri Halsey; Chad and Tracey Idle; and Jordan Mullins and Ryan Thurston for all their care and support. Brown-Dawson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Thanks, Joyce, for helping me along. Unfortunately, the Dudley's are not in my line and I know nothing of them. I would suggest that you go "googling" on his military unit name and see what you come up with. There are often times plenty of information out there, but I wouldn't vouch for accruacy. Regards, Bob Walker In a message dated 7/5/2006 3:22:37 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: RESPONSE: Here is Bob WALKERs information that includes Colonel DUDLEY: http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802/ftmeigs/ I don't have additional information on DUDLEY but perhaps Bob WALKER will have it. Joyce Taylor Collins La Palma, CA In a message dated 7/5/2006 11:52:15 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Do you know who Dudley was in the battle of Dudley's defeat? > We are working to find our missing Dozier ancestor. I think he is "old J. > D." killed by the Indians about 1826. His wife married Chas Handthorne in > 1827. She is my direct ancestor. > We find many of her descendants named Joseph Dudley Dozier/Josiah D. Dozier > etc. > We don't know if our cousins were named for a family surname or just > for a famous person they admired. We have many cousins named William O. Butler > > Dozier and we know they are named after Gen. William O. Butler (no relation > to us.) > Mary Ellen in Oregon > >

RESPONSE: Here is Bob WALKERs information that includes Colonel DUDLEY: http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802/ftmeigs/ I don't have additional information on DUDLEY but perhaps Bob WALKER will have it. Joyce Taylor Collins La Palma, CA In a message dated 7/5/2006 11:52:15 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Do you know who Dudley was in the battle of > Dudley's defeat? > We are working to find our missing Dozier ancestor. I think he is "old J. > D." killed by the Indians about 1826. His wife married Chas Handthorne in > 1827. She is my direct ancestor. > We find many of her descendants named Joseph Dudley Dozier/Josiah D. Dozier > > etc. > We don't know if our cousins were named for a family surname or just > for > a famous person they admired. We have many cousins named William O. Butler > > Dozier and we know they are named after Gen. William O. Butler (no relation > > to us.) > Mary Ellen in Oregon > >

Dear Joyce, You are a pleasure to read. Do you know who Dudley was in the battle of Dudley's defeat? We are working to find our missing Dozier ancestor. I think he is "old J. D." killed by the Indians about 1826. His wife married Chas Handthorne in 1827. She is my direct ancestor. We find many of her descendants named Joseph Dudley Dozier/Josiah D. Dozier etc. We don't know if our cousins were named for a family surname or just for a famous person they admired. We have many cousins named William O. Butler Dozier and we know they are named after Gen. William O. Butler (no relation to us.) Mary Ellen in Oregon

Thank you, Lois, for the interest indicator. Isn't it great that, some two hundred years after an event, people continue to hold an interest in that event, especially a patriotic event such as a National battle. I would have loved to visit Fort Meigs this year but God has different plans for me. Hopefully, HE will get the cancer settled down and I can make another trip later. The first two trips were very pleasant. We live in Florida but our son, and I, try to make annual trips "home". (I say that having never lived in Kentucky but knowing Kentucky is "home". Thanks again, and keep the faith. We live in a beautiful country. Regards, Bob Walker Personal Genealogy Page: http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802 War of 1812 - Battle for Fort Meigs: http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802/ftmeigs In a message dated 7/5/2006 1:39:19 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Hi Bob They had a re-enactment at Ft. Meigs today. Have you ever attended one they've had. Where do you live? Perhaps you aren't close enough to visit. I've never been able to go, but would love to one day. As you know it's located there at Perrysburg, OH. Well, right after the war the stockade walls were torn down and the settlers used the timbers to build their houses. During my years in Real Estate I had the privilege to be in one of those houses. That fact always amazed me. Then when I retired from Real Estate I started my genealogy. Finding my Benjamin McKeehan had been here in my area was definitely a pleasant surprise. Proud of my ancestors and what they did to further the Freedom we all enjoy today. It's good for those visiting Ft Meigs to learn so many KY men answered the call...Lois . A large number of people paid tribute, today, by taking time to visit my War of 1812 webpage. It shows considerable respect to those who make daily sacrifices on our behalf......not only in the military but as civil servants and the like. Let us never forget. Regards, Bob Walker

Hi Bob They had a re-enactment at Ft. Meigs today. Have you ever attended one they've had. Where do you live? Perhaps you aren't close enough to visit. I've never been able to go, but would love to one day. As you know it's located there at Perrysburg, OH. Well, right after the war the stockade walls were torn down and the settlers used the timbers to build their houses. During my years in Real Estate I had the privilege to be in one of those houses. That fact always amazed me. Then when I retired from Real Estate I started my genealogy. Finding my Benjamin McKeehan had been here in my area was definitely a pleasant surprise. Proud of my ancestors and what they did to further the Freedom we all enjoy today. It's good for those visiting Ft Meigs to learn so many KY men answered the call...Lois . A large number of people paid tribute, today, by taking time to visit my War of 1812 webpage. It shows considerable respect to those who make daily sacrifices on our behalf......not only in the military but as civil servants and the like. Let us never forget. Regards, Bob Walker Stop telling God how big your storm is. Instead tell your storm how big your GOD is! God wants spiritual fruit, not religious nuts.

In a message dated 7/4/2006 11:55:16 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, RWa5352802 writes: Without a political slant, May God bless those who have previously served, are currently serving, and will serve in the future. http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802/ftmeigs/ Please take advantage of the "search engine". It may yield a surprise or two. Bob Walker A large number of people paid tribute, today, by taking time to visit my War of 1812 webpage. It shows considerable respect to those who make daily sacrifices on our behalf......not only in the military but as civil servants and the like. Let us never forget. Regards, Bob Walker

RESPONSE: "Thank you, Bob". Happy 4th of July everyone. Remember the next time you stand and sing "The Star Spangled Banner" that this song was written during the War of 1812, this "second war of independence" that our brave Kentucky soldiers and others fought in. My gg-grandfather, Cornelius Alexander TAYLOR b. 1794; d. 1874 fought in this War, was captured in northern OH during the Battle of Dudley's Defeat, was hit in the side of the head with an Indian tomahawk (per pension testimony), managed an escape and joined another group of soldiers and made his way back to Knox Co., Ky. And, . . . I am here today because he lived. Joyce Taylor Collins La Palma, CA n a message dated 7/4/2006 8:55:58 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Without a political slant, May God bless those who have previously served, > > are currently serving, and will serve in the future. > > _http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802/ftmeigs/_ > (http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802/ftmeigs/) >

Without a political slant, May God bless those who have previously served, are currently serving, and will serve in the future. _http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802/ftmeigs/_ (http://members.aol.com/rwa5352802/ftmeigs/) Please take advantage of the "search engine". It may yield a surprise or two. Bob Walker

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Patterson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/CBB.2ACE/5873.2 Message Board Post: Hello everyone, My grandmother, Myrtle Patterson and her ancestors were from Knox County so I have an extensive collection of Patterson info. I am not sure how Kager relates yet, but I have the following on him: 1900 Knox County KY Census, Poplar Creek ED 68 Page 261A Dwelling 200, he is living with his step-father looks like Simpson (sp?) Manard. Kager's mother is Martha M. b. Jun 1864. So not sure who Kager's father was. WWI Draft Registration Card, K. Patterson. wife and one child. He is listed as born 29 Mar 1890 Knox County. 1930 Knox County KY Census, Artemus District 5 Dwelling 143. Looks like "Roger" but is really Kager. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=binkalex Hope this helps! Be happy to help with any Patterson info. My page is as above. Alexis

RESPONSE: Sorry but I am not family with these persons. On the KDI there is this listing: Mae S. CLARK lived and died in Knox Co. on 1-11-1978 at the age of 73 years, Vol. 003, Cert 01197 I checked Cassy SOMMERs marriage records on the Knox Co. main website. You might want to check there too. There are marriages for "a" Hiram TAYLOR and a Mae CLARK but not to each other. You could order the death record from the State of Kentucky to possibly learn more. Joyce Taylor Collins La Palma, CA In a message dated 7/3/2006 6:05:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Joyce, > May I ask you if you have anything on Mae Milton Clark, who died in 1978, > > born I think in 1905? Married to a Hiram Taylor? > > Please any information will help. I think this person is mentioned in my > Grandfathers will, as his widow, would like to know more about it. Thank > you in advance > > Cysee

Joyce, May I ask you if you have anything on Mae Milton Clark, who died in 1978, born I think in 1905? Married to a Hiram Taylor? Please any information will help. I think this person is mentioned in my Grandfathers will, as his widow, would like to know more about it. Thank you in advance Cysee ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 1:34 PM Subject: Re: [KYKNOX] Robert Messer > RESPONSE: > Kentucky did not begin to record births and deaths until 1911 and even > then > it was far from perfect. I suspect he has no birth record. Sometimes > you > will find a long delayed one that has been reconstructed because of > serving in > the military or Soc. Sec. or something like that. > > The tombstones are often the best we have and I have found many errors on > them too. People did not keep good records and sometimes there was a > delay > between the actual death and the setting of a stone later one. > > Joyce Taylor Collins > La Palma, CA > > In a message dated 6/27/2006 10:12:08 AM Pacific Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: >> I have ordered but not yet received Robert's death certificate. Of >> course, >> >> I will continue seeking a birth certificate as well. >> >> I believe his birth and death dates are correct as that is what is on his >> gravestone. > > > ==== KYKNOX Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, > political announcements, current events, items for sale, personal > messages, flames, etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be > grounds for removal. Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen > Burnett [email protected] > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.9.5/377 - Release Date: 6/27/2006 > >

It was 1977. Regards, Connie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kay Adams" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2006 10:11 PM Subject: Re: [KYKNOX] Bell-Knox County Line > First Bell County is in the Cumberland River Basin. However Pineville the > county seat is the only area with flood walls and doors to close the wall > when the Cumberland River is at the Flood stage when the town is threaten. > Several years ago the flood wall was not as high as it is now and the > gates > were closed.. However the water came over the wall at a low point near the > Pineville Hospital. The town of Pineville was underwater with some homes > and > business with water almost in the second story. After that is when they > raised the wall and changed where the doors are placed. > Any one on the list remember the date of that flood.. 197? Cannot > remember. > Kay Adams > Middlesboro, KY > > > ==== KYKNOX Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the > utility address [email protected] If you are trying to > unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but change > the -L- to a -D- > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >