This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: sizemore, bennett,terry, moore, gregory, jackson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/GBB.2ACI/357.1054.1 Message Board Post: I am soing research on the Sizemores. My grandmother was a Sizemore, he father was Feley Sizemore and they go back to the Edward Ned Sizemores. Can you help me find info back from there any help will be appreciated. Thanks

John and all: This is a new online newspaper owned by Ron Hamblin. Please read the rules for posting before you submit information. Once submitted it becomes the property of BreathittOnline.com. You lose all copyright and cannot submit it anywhere else without their permission. Below is the owner of domain information and when created. This Site is for the improvement of Breathitt County. All stories and Photos submitted to us, become the sole property of BreathittOnline.com. All material herein shall be of good quality and no personal attacks. Thank You Registered to Domain Name.......... breathittonline.com Creation.....Date........ 2002-04-15 Registration Date.... 2002-04-15 Expiry Date.......... 2003-04-15 Organisation Name.... Ron Hamblin Organisation Address. 960 Highland Ave Organisation Address. Jackson Organisation Address. 41339 Organisation Address.Ky Organisation Address. UNITED STATES Thanks Elva

There is a new web site on the scene from City of Jackson, in Kentucky. I do not know who or what entity owns this site, as only editors are currently named, but for researchers this site is interesting, if you look at their data. Such a site can be a very useful tool for our BOLLING - BOWLING descents. > > http://www.breathittonline.com/ JOHN in CA Happy 4th of July 2002

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: lewis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/GBB.2ACI/445.461.507.546.677 Message Board Post: I too have been searching the Lewis family. My grandfather was either Willet or Will and my grandmother was either Edna or Carrie Lewis. My father was Joseph Lewis born in 1912. He passed away in 1984 in Bridgeton N.J. He was supposed to have come from Moultrie County, Ga. Please e-mail me at [email protected] if you have any info. Thank you

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/GBB.2ACI/1189.1 Message Board Post: Hi Rhonda. I live in Dallas and have made trips to Osage City and Topeka to do research on my wife's families. The Campbells, Crocketts, Hanks, and Orendorfs of Osage City and Emporia. Definitely a connection between the Campbells in Osage City and the Campbells in Emporia. One of her cousins : Harrison Campbell was born: 1879 /1880 in Osage City after the families all arrived in 1879 in Osage during the BLACK EXODUS from the South, (Mississippi). Harrison Campbell in Osage disappeared after his mother died in 1887. I have her obit fromOsage paper. If the parents names and Harrison Campbell of Emporia birthday is right, I think he was named for the Harrison in Osage. Then maybe he was really adopted by James L.Campbell in Emporia. A lot of questions surrounding The two or one in the same man. Were they just cousins. Harrison in Osage was born to: Camelia and William Campbell. I tracked William to Strong City , Kansas where he died in early 1920's. Never a mention of his kids! : Harrison Lloyd, and Lona..I have Harrison's deatn Certificate, Marriage License, and a lot of newspaper articles surrounding his wife's and other relatives deaths, like the Orendorfs. My wife's great, great Aunt, Sue (Hanks) Orendorf of Osage and Emporia, married Ralph Orendorf. I have a lot of that familie's obits and pictures as well. If you can shed any light on your great grandfather and his father, pls email me or call me or send me your phone number and I'll call you. The Campbells and Crocketts might have all met up at Osage during the Exodus from the South. I called a 89 year old Orendorf decendent in Colorado a few weeks ago. She only new a couple of the Campbells...Hope I have not confused you too much..Take care. Bob. Dallas

Folks, recently as of 25 June 2002, my computer screen name became compromised and my password was stolen and BULK e-mail was sent out with disgusting sex messages. It was caught by AOL my ISP provider and I have no way of knowing who MAY have received these disgusting multiple e-mails on the 25 of June, through 27th day of June 2002. AOL has now completed its security changes in my accounts and I am now back online. Somehow while on a legitimate Internet Web Site, NOT a part of the Rootsweb Genealogy System, this VIRUS found my Screen Name and Password and sent out this trash over the Internet. > Below are some of the Safeguards we all should follow: > Hyperlinks (blue, underlined words or phrases that link to other email or Internet sites) can be used as handy shortcuts to online areas. > However, beware of hyperlinks in e-mails from STRANGERS! > On Internet Web Sites such hyperlinks exist. > Hackers may have penetrated these sites and a virus attaches to your computer and sends out disgusting emails under your SCREEN NAME. To keep your computer and your e-mail account safe, NEVER click on hyperlinks in e-mail sent to you by STRANGERS. > BE AWARE on INTERNET web sites you visit. You are vulnerable. LISTDAD Now back on line!

My GGrandfather, Hugh Barnes, born somewhere in Kentucky around 1842, Married to Mary Henson and had several children..John (my grandfather), Stephen, Thomas and Sylvania. Mary Henson passed away around 1908 and Hugh married her sister Nicy Henson and listed on the 1910 census a stepdaughter named Bitha Barger. They listed as living in Clay County Kentucky along Big Creek and possibly later moved into Leslie County. I'd like to contact any descendants of Hugh and Mary, or even Bitha Barger. Other than the census records I have no info on Thomas or Sylvania and very little information on Hugh at all, I can't find any record of him before the 1900 census...I'm sure there must have been another marriage or more children somewhere as he was nearly 50 when he married Mary Henson. I can't find any record of his death either. I'd appreciate any help or information anyone can give me. Thanks in advance. John H. Barnes [email protected]

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/GBB.2ACI/1389 Message Board Post: I have been researching the Hubbard family of Knox County Kentucky. I have a Bible that my grandmother had. The first page had the owner of the Bible as John P Hubbard. In the family section of the Bible, it is blank. In a section that states we will refrain from drinking the following names and dates are listed: Seattie Barger Feb 13, 1893 Thomas Barger Sept 1, 1895 Rufus Barger Oct 20, 1898 Roe Barger Feb 18, 1903 Calbert Barger Oct 7, 1906 Ammie Barger Feb 6, 1910 Leslie Barger June 7, 1913 I also have pictures of small children. On the back of one picture it says: Mona Rae with Chas Franklin and Rufus Mills in the background. If you are researching any of these families, please contact me. I am willing to make copies of the information that I have.

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/GBB.2ACI/1388 Message Board Post: I am compiling information for a book on African-American world war veterans and would like to conduct interviews with those (vets and their families) willing to share their experiences. Please contact Lisa Daniels at (866)206-9066, ext. 6672 or e-mail me at [email protected] Thank you for your participation.

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/GBB.2ACI/1387.1 Message Board Post: Hello, I am not related so far as I know. This information comes to you from the transcribed 1910 Fed. Census sold by Hermina BRINKMEIER: 1910 - Cutshin, ED138 conducted April 1910 WILLIAMS, Hetch, 48, husband, mar. 1, mar. 29 yrs, b. KY; parents b. KY . Crystina, wife, 46, mar. 1, mar. 29 yrs, 10 born; 10 living, b. kY; parents b. KY . Andy, son, 25, single, KY . Jack, 24, son, single, KY . Betsey J., 22, dau, divorced, 2 born; l living, b. KY . Isaac, 14, son, KY . Juda, 12, dau, KY . Henry, 10, son, KY * * . Tilda, 8, dau, KY . Nannie, 3, dau, KY . Delie, 3, granddau, b. KY 1900 Leslie Co. Fed. Census transcribed and sold by Darlene SIZEMORE: Dwelling 228 - Cutshin - note his name was actually Henderson!!! WILLIAMS, Henderson, 38, husband, b. Mar 1862, mar. 18 yrs, b. KY; parents b. KY . Chistena, 34, wife, b. Feb. 1866, mar. 18 yrs, 7 born; 7 living, b. KY; parents b. KY . Andrew, 16, son, b. Apr 1884, KY . Jackson, son, 14, b. Feb. 1886, KY . Elizabeth, 12, dau, b. Feb. 1888, Ky . Mary, 10, dau, b. May 1890, KY . Sarah, dau, b. Jan 1891, age 9 . Isaac, 7, son, b. Feb. 1893, KY . Juda, 3, dau, b. May 1897, KY The 1880 Leslie Co. was water damaged and parts of it were not transcribable. This would appear to be your Henderson or Hitch/Hetch as of 1880: Dwelling 62-50 WILLIAMS, _____, 18, husband, b. KY; parents b. KY . Elizabeth, 23, wife, b. VA; parents b. VA . Nancy, 1, dau, b. KY; WILLIAMS, Henderson, 17, BROTHER, single, b. KY; parents b. KY* * * Leslie Co. did not exist as such prior to 1880. You would have to look at "county formations" and determine where they might have been before Leslie Co. was formed. Joyce Taylor Collins La Palma, CA

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Williams Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GBB.2ACI/1387 Message Board Post: Anyone having information on any of the following please contact me.Grandparents; Henderson (Hitch) Williams and Christena Combs. My father Henry, Brothers Andrew, Issac., Jackson. My father was born in Daley,Ky.

Hello, Does anyone know of a SAYLOR Family Reunion in S.E. KY?? I saw there was one in 2000 in Coldiron. We leave for KY in the morning and will be there from about June 24 till July 11. Maybe I could be a surprise guest if I could find one! Who knows maybe I will find my grandma's family there!? As most of you know my father was orphaned in 1914 and I just found our CALDWELL family last Nov. BTW that Calvin Saylor I mentioned yesterday on the 1860 censes was a typo. It should have read 1880 Harlan Census. In Hope, Elizabeth Caldwell ( no longer a lost child but gotta find grandma!)

Thanks for the input on the Thousands Sticks Newspaper. It is a route to finding out about my grandmother's death in 1905 in Leslie Co. KY. My grandmother was CATHERINE SAYLOR NAPIER CALDWELL. I need her parents names to find my family. Also I thought I might fund out something about her first husbands death. JAMES NAPIER was killed at Greasy Creek Hunting Camp in 1887. An Obit might give her parents names. My grandmother, CATHERINE SAYLOR NAPIER CALDWELL was about 45 when she died in childbirth if the 1860 birth date from the Caldwell book is right. But, in the 1860 Harlan Co Census there is a CALVIN SAYLOR with a daughter CATHERINE SAYLOR age 13. That would make her 7 years younger. She would be 38 when she died in childbirth. It is a lead. Her first child's name was Calvin and there was a Calvin Saylor that witnessed my grandfather's next wedding to Mary Brock. He may have been her father. Just a guess? Does anyone have a CALVIN SAYLOR in their line? The 1900 Leslie Co Census Morrowbone District shows her as age 40. That places her as born in 1860 again. The Orphanage Records show her age as 35 which would be the age at her death unless my grandfather didn't remember. That would have placed her as being born in 1870. Who knows how close the census takers were as far as ages go?? A MIKE SAYLOR signed as a witness and was listed as a relative on her son JACKSON CALDWELL's delayed birth record. I found his granddaughter and we know we are related but haven't figured out how. So now I have a CALVIN SAYLOR that I am obviously related to also but I am not sure if he is her father or maybe an uncle?? And so it goes.... As many of you know my father SIM CALDWELL was orphaned in 1914 and never saw his family again. I met a few for the first time last Dec. I had found them in Nov 2001. It has been and is an incredible journey. I will attend my first CALDWELL Reunions in a few weeks. The Caldwell/Brock Reunion the 30th in Leslie Co and the Caldwell Reunion in Corbin. I am excited to say the least! If I can find my grandmothers parents names I will be able to meet my Saylor family too! Thanks for any help. Elizabeth Caldwell CALDWELL, SAYLOR, WHITEHEAD, BENGE

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Hi, Does anyone know where pre 1906 Thousand Sticks Newspapers might be found. The Leslie Co Library has after 1906. The new owners of the paper don't have any real old ones. I am trying to find out about my grandmother's death in 1905 in Leslie Co. I need her parents names. CATHERINE SAYLOR NAPIER CALDWELL. Also I thought I might fund out something about her first husbands death. JAMES NAPIER was killed at Greasy Creek Hunting Camp in 1887. An Obit might give her parents names. We leave for KY this Sat so I can look around. Any suggestions appreciated. I will be attending my first CALDWELL Reunion! As many of you know my father SIM CALDWELL was orphaned in 1914 and never saw them again. I met a few for the first time last Dec. I had found them in Nov 2001. It has been and is an incredible journey. If I can find my grandmothers parents names I will be able to meet my Saylor family too! Thanks for any help. Elizabeth Caldwell CALDWELL, WHITEHEAD, SAYLOR, BENGE

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Gilbert Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/GBB.2ACI/636.635.918.1016.1056.1171.1173.1175.1182.1183.1210.1.1 Message Board Post: Which families are buried in this cemetary? There is a cemetary in Clay Co. near Big Creek that has quite a few Sizemore's buried there, as well as Gilberts. BTW, does anyone know where Felix Gilbert, Sr (half bro. of John Gilbert, Sr.) is buried? I've seen John's grave in Clay, but know nothing of the whereabouts of the other. Thanks in advance for any info.

Paul, The only thing I have on John Napier is that he killed someone, in a coal mine, with a pick. He then moved to Bell Co.. and went under the name of Fultz. gennie

E. Caldwell, Sorry, I don't have anything on James Napier. Gennie

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/GBB.2ACI/144.148.567.564.581.1.1 Message Board Post: Yes this is the same family. I would like the info you have on the family. And any pictures you have. Linda

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/GBB.2ACI/1349.2 Message Board Post: Cora day was my great grandmother. She was born March 14, 1896. She actually had 11 children a daughter Minerva that died in infancy, sons, Burley, Willie(Chris), Bruce, daughter Bivian,Hettie, Mallie,Mackie,Bernice(my grandmother) Gladys, And Nollie. She died in Fayette co Ky on March 20, 1995 6 days after she turned 99. 6 of her daughters are still living Hettie, Mackie, Bernice, mallie, Gladys and Nollie. She was a little petite woman who had long hair that had never been cut. Her husband James Burkhart died of Pneumonia In the 1960's. I will be happy to share any info I have on them with anyone who wishes to email me.