Bruce, if you are on this list, please contact me. My mesages to you are bouncing You must have a new address. Helen.

Evidently,the steep hillsides were valued at $1 per acre. I remember visiting Lake Hope in Vinton Co,Oh about 1950 and being told that the locals recieved $5 per acre when it was built in the 1930's [?].Again,rugged land. Last week,I was in n e Adams Co, Ohio n e of Peebles,Ohio,or 30-40 miles north of Quincy. I was at a location that had once been smoothed by a glacier,but within sight ,in 3 directions,of knobs left because the glacier ended where I was. No glacier ever smoothed s Quincy, or,at least,south of St Paul,Ky,where I personally know. I hunted up Coon Hollow into Copeland Mt,in Adams Co 40 years ago. There were empty cabins way back that hollow,where there was no land level enough for a garden spot,except 500 steep feet up. Even a pasture on hills that steep would have been droughty. On Mon, 25 Mar 2002 16:30:23 -0500 Randal W Cooper <rwcooper@kellnet.com> writes: > Dear Members of the Lewis County, Kentucky Discussion Group, > > There were 23 people (22 men and one woman) who owned land on Briery > Creek in the 1862 Tax List of Lewis County, Kentucky. They are > listed > here "almost" alphabetically, with the number of acres in the tract > of > land, followed by its value in 1862. These families would likely > have > had Quincy Post Office mailing addresses. > > John HACKWORTH was the largest landowner on Briery Creek in 1862, > with > 1600 acres valued at $4000. > > 1. George AUMILLER, 62/$500 > 2. Alexander BELL, 31/$300 > 3. David CORNES(CARNES?), 27/$100 > 4. L.(Lewis) P. ELLIS, 4/$600 > (Lewis P. ELLIS was Captain of Company "E", Twenty-second Regiment > of > Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, Union Army, who was followed by > Alexander BRUCE in the Captaincy) > 5. James EVANS, 35/$200 > 6. Evan EVANS, 50/$100 > 7. Charles HILLERMAN, 200/$200 > 8. John HACKWORTH, 1600/$4000 > 9. Walter H. HOGG, 76/$150 > 10. Stephen HUBBARD, 10/$200 > 11. John R. KEITH, 200/$250 > 12. Joseph KIMBALL, 70/$700 > 13. Samuel MCKEE, 20/$400 > 14. Ruth MCDOWELL, 219/$250 > 15. Riland(?) MCCOY, 100/$35 > 16. Henry MCKEE, 100/$100 > 17. William S. MCKINNEY, 4/$700 > 18. William L. NEASE, 400/$110 > 19. C.L. OSBOURN, 65/$800 > 20. George SMITH, 50/$150 > 21. James STONE, 200/$250 > 22. Abraham THOMAS, 40/$400 > 23. Alfred THOMPSON, 290/$800 > > Sincerely, > > Randal W. Cooper > > > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Messge Board: > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa .states.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Dear Members of the Lewis County, Kentucky Discussion Group, There were 23 people (22 men and one woman) who owned land on Briery Creek in the 1862 Tax List of Lewis County, Kentucky. They are listed here "almost" alphabetically, with the number of acres in the tract of land, followed by its value in 1862. These families would likely have had Quincy Post Office mailing addresses. John HACKWORTH was the largest landowner on Briery Creek in 1862, with 1600 acres valued at $4000. 1. George AUMILLER, 62/$500 2. Alexander BELL, 31/$300 3. David CORNES(CARNES?), 27/$100 4. L.(Lewis) P. ELLIS, 4/$600 (Lewis P. ELLIS was Captain of Company "E", Twenty-second Regiment of Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, Union Army, who was followed by Alexander BRUCE in the Captaincy) 5. James EVANS, 35/$200 6. Evan EVANS, 50/$100 7. Charles HILLERMAN, 200/$200 8. John HACKWORTH, 1600/$4000 9. Walter H. HOGG, 76/$150 10. Stephen HUBBARD, 10/$200 11. John R. KEITH, 200/$250 12. Joseph KIMBALL, 70/$700 13. Samuel MCKEE, 20/$400 14. Ruth MCDOWELL, 219/$250 15. Riland(?) MCCOY, 100/$35 16. Henry MCKEE, 100/$100 17. William S. MCKINNEY, 4/$700 18. William L. NEASE, 400/$110 19. C.L. OSBOURN, 65/$800 20. George SMITH, 50/$150 21. James STONE, 200/$250 22. Abraham THOMAS, 40/$400 23. Alfred THOMPSON, 290/$800 Sincerely, Randal W. Cooper

Randal, Thank you so much for all this info on Albert Cox, he did have a brother refered to as W.J.Cox, so I will be looking for a William J. or Willis J. As their father`s name was William Cox married Nancy Ann [Owens]/Cox/Bennington They are on the 1850 Census for Adams Co.,OH listed as Bennington`s (not sure if Samuel Bennington adopted Albert and W.J. or not) Oddly, W.J.Cox is said to look like M.J.Cox on the 1850 Census, and listed as FEMALE. At the Family Search-LDS site he is listed as W.J.Cox-MALE Get`s real confusing, not sure which direction to go in looking for him! Other siblings of Albert Cox are Freelove, Matilda, and Catherine (which is said to be Catherine [Roderick]Creamer). Nancy Ann Owens is from Kentucky and I`ve had no luck finding her parents or siblings. The Widow`s Pension and Invalid App. are at Ancestry.com, would appreciate if anyone could please send me copies of them. I sure would like to hear from anyone that connects to these Cox in any sort of way!!! Thanks again Randal you`ve been Super!!! Take Care, Sue Randal W Cooper wrote: > > Dear Subscribers to the Lewis County, Kentucky Mailing List, Including > Sue Sisk, > > The widow of Albert J. COX, Virginia J., did receive a Widow's Pension, > in 1915. The Application Number was 1,044,741 and the Certificate Number > was 792,316. > > Albert J. COX applied for an Invalid Pension in Kentucky, in 1884. The > Application Number was 513,992 and the Certificate Number was 530,536. > The Pension was derived from his service in Company "F" of the Sixtieth > Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The soldier enlisted in said > regiment on March 16 or March 22, 1864. > > There was also an Albert J. COX who served in Company "A" of the Third > Regiment of Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, having enlisted in Kentucky on > September 19, 1861. This soldier went on to serve in Company "E" of the > Fifteenth Veteran Reserve Corps. It is possible that the two Albert J. > COXes (Kentucky and Ohio Regiments) were the same person. > > Albert J. COX was enumerated in the 1860 Census of Maysville, Mason > County, Kentucky, page 186. An Albert J. COX appeared in the 1870 Census > of Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky, page 532. He was listed in the > 1890 Special Census of Union Veterans, page 082, still in Vanceburg. > > Albert J. COX was enumerated in the 1910 Census of Vanceburg, Lewis > County, Kentucky, visitation 0122, E.D. 0111. In 1910, he was said to be > 63 years old, born in Ohio. The remaining members of the household were > born in Kentucky. His wife Virginia J. was 61. Their son John was 32 and > daughter Catharine was 19. > > Randal W. Cooper > > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Messge Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next

Dear Lewis County, Kentucky Researchers, I have a correction to my last post. Willis COX enlisted in Company "K" of the Sixtieth Ohio, not "G". It was William COX who enlisted in Company "G", along with George COX and Harrison COX. These four men might have been related to Lewis County resident Albert J. COX. I would like to add a second, unrelated subject to this post. Does anyone know the name of the steamboat that was owned by Mr. AGNEW in 1880, as mentioned in the 1880 Census of Quincy, Lewis County, Kentucky? I would like to correspond with anyone who is interested in the steamboats that were associated with Lewis County, Kentucky, such as the steamboat that First Mate Benjamin WOODWORTH, Quincy resident, served on in 1860. Since Steamboat Captain John BOYLE and his business partner Henry MCKEE were enumerated as "Traders (in the Riverboat Trade?)" in the 1860 Census of Quincy, Lewis County, Kentucky, I suspect that Benjamin WOODWORTH may have been the Mate on the same craft that was commanded by John BOYLE, although I have no evidence for that, other than the fact that WOODWORTH and BOYLE were close neighbors and were working the river at the same time. I have found that Benjamin WOODWORTH continued to advance in his occupation as a steamboatman. He ultimately became a Steamboat Captain. My third-great grandfather William COOPER was a neighbor and friend (to what degree of friend, I do not know) of the WOODWORTHs. Thank you for any input you may have, during this quiet time on the Lewis County List. Sincerely, Randal W. Cooper

Dear Lewis County, Kentucky Researchers, Upon further reflection, it seems likely that there were at least two Albert J. COXes in Eastern Kentucky, since the Albert J. COX who was listed in the 1860 Census of Mason County, Kentucky was probably not the same person as the Albert J. COX who married Virginia J. HARRISON in 1869 in Lewis County, Kentucky. Therefore, the Albert J. COX who served in the Third Regiment of Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, enlisting in 1861, was more likely the 1860 Maysville resident. This is because Virginia J. HARRISON's husband was born October 12, 1846, making him only thirteen years old at the time the 1860 Census was taken. Albert J. COX's service in the Sixtieth Ohio, as well as more information on said Regiment, can be found on the following website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~volker/60thOhio.html Sincerely, Randal W. Cooper P.S. Three more COX enlistees might have been related to Albert COX. They were Harrison, George and Willis COX, who enlisted in Company "G" of the Sixtieth Ohio, at Gallipolis, in 1862. Please see the aforementioned website.

Hello, The following are listed with the 16th Kentucky Vol. Infantry. Wm. P. Cox - Private Company E Samuel Cox - Private Company K Thanks Mark Shepherd

Dear Subscribers to the Lewis County, Kentucky Mailing List, Including Sue Sisk, The widow of Albert J. COX, Virginia J., did receive a Widow's Pension, in 1915. The Application Number was 1,044,741 and the Certificate Number was 792,316. Albert J. COX applied for an Invalid Pension in Kentucky, in 1884. The Application Number was 513,992 and the Certificate Number was 530,536. The Pension was derived from his service in Company "F" of the Sixtieth Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The soldier enlisted in said regiment on March 16 or March 22, 1864. There was also an Albert J. COX who served in Company "A" of the Third Regiment of Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, having enlisted in Kentucky on September 19, 1861. This soldier went on to serve in Company "E" of the Fifteenth Veteran Reserve Corps. It is possible that the two Albert J. COXes (Kentucky and Ohio Regiments) were the same person. Albert J. COX was enumerated in the 1860 Census of Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky, page 186. An Albert J. COX appeared in the 1870 Census of Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky, page 532. He was listed in the 1890 Special Census of Union Veterans, page 082, still in Vanceburg. Albert J. COX was enumerated in the 1910 Census of Vanceburg, Lewis County, Kentucky, visitation 0122, E.D. 0111. In 1910, he was said to be 63 years old, born in Ohio. The remaining members of the household were born in Kentucky. His wife Virginia J. was 61. Their son John was 32 and daughter Catharine was 19. Randal W. Cooper

Randal W. Cooper Thank you ever so much for sending me the Marriage from the Harrison Repository site, I also found info on my line. Can anyone please help me out on a few 1900 Census for Lewis Co.,KY? Please email me. Sue suesisk@yahoo.com http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/Harrison/d0035/g0000061.html#I13002 Albert Cox and Virginia Josephine Harrison

Randal, Thanks for sending me this link to Lewis Co.,KY Marriages. I had the Marriage for Albert Cox and Virginia Harrison (Vol.1 pg.144) but totally forgot to put with the post, thanks again! Now if I could only get a copy of the Widow Pension from Ancestry.com........;) Take Care, Sue Randal W Cooper wrote: > > Dear Sue Sisk, > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harrisonmarr/KY_marrHHmar84.htm > > Albert COX married Virginia J. HARRISON, December 18, 1869, in Lewis > County, Kentucky. > > Randal W. Cooper > > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Messge Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next

Dear Sue Sisk, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~harrisonrep/harrisonmarr/KY_marrHHmar84.htm Albert COX married Virginia J. HARRISON, December 18, 1869, in Lewis County, Kentucky. Randal W. Cooper

Does anyone know where I can get information on residents of Lewis Co.,KY that were in the Civil War? I`m looking for information on ALBERT J.COX b.10-12-1846 s/o William Cox & Nancy Ann Owens Albert`s death certificate for 3-17-1915 in Vanceburg states the contributory cause of death to be exposure during Army life. He was buried at Wood Lawn Cemetery in Vanceburg, Lewis Co.,KY. Would also like to find out if Albert`s wife, Virginia Josephine [Bercina] received a Pension. Thanks, Sue suesisk@yahoo.com

There might be some connection somewhere but I don't know where. I have corresponded with someone else who traves our ancestry back to Reuben Koch who came over here from Germany but I as yet haven't found that connection to my Great Great Grandpa . I traced back to John Cock who married Mary Elizabeth Goad. Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Estep" <jestep@vh.vccs.edu> To: <KYLEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 8:11 AM Subject: Re: [ KYLEWIS] 1900 Lewis Co. census > Hi, Barb, I don't believe we've corresponded before. I'm getting old so my memory is not the best : ) . My Koch is Andrew A. Koch, born in Hamburg, Germany, came to US ca. 1854 (I have documentation that he was working in Cincinnati in 1854 as an apprentice; he would have been about 19 years old). He was b. ca. 1835. ENlisted in Union army in 1865 and served about 6 months. Received a pension in 1891. > > After the Civil War Andrew lived in Lewis Co. Ky, where he married Christine Plummer and had 3 children with her. She apparently died after 1870 because in the 1880 census she is not listed and Andrew's mother, Mary, age 70, lives with him and the children. > > If this sounds familiar, let me know. This is all the information I have on Andrew. Janet > > >>> busyb@iserv.net 03/05/02 08:09PM >>> > Janet, > I'm not sure if we have spoken before but I'm related to the Cox Family who > at one time spelled their name cocke,cock, koch.I had a couple of Andrew > Cock/koch. Mine ended up in Ky. but pretty much came from Va. and North > Carolina. > Barb > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Janet Estep" <jestep@vh.vccs.edu> > To: <KYLEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 11:03 AM > Subject: [ KYLEWIS] 1900 Lewis Co. census > > > > Hi, does anyone have access to the 1900 Lewis Co. census? I'm interested > in finding out if there is an Andrew COOK/KOCH listed on that census. He > would be about 65 years old and probably lived at a place called Randville. > Thanks in advance. Janet Estep > > > > > > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== > > > > Messge Board: > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.st > ates.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next > > > > > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Messge Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.st ates.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next > > > > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Messge Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.st ates.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next >

Hi, Barb, I don't believe we've corresponded before. I'm getting old so my memory is not the best : ) . My Koch is Andrew A. Koch, born in Hamburg, Germany, came to US ca. 1854 (I have documentation that he was working in Cincinnati in 1854 as an apprentice; he would have been about 19 years old). He was b. ca. 1835. ENlisted in Union army in 1865 and served about 6 months. Received a pension in 1891. After the Civil War Andrew lived in Lewis Co. Ky, where he married Christine Plummer and had 3 children with her. She apparently died after 1870 because in the 1880 census she is not listed and Andrew's mother, Mary, age 70, lives with him and the children. If this sounds familiar, let me know. This is all the information I have on Andrew. Janet >>> busyb@iserv.net 03/05/02 08:09PM >>> Janet, I'm not sure if we have spoken before but I'm related to the Cox Family who at one time spelled their name cocke,cock, koch.I had a couple of Andrew Cock/koch. Mine ended up in Ky. but pretty much came from Va. and North Carolina. Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Estep" <jestep@vh.vccs.edu> To: <KYLEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 11:03 AM Subject: [ KYLEWIS] 1900 Lewis Co. census > Hi, does anyone have access to the 1900 Lewis Co. census? I'm interested in finding out if there is an Andrew COOK/KOCH listed on that census. He would be about 65 years old and probably lived at a place called Randville. Thanks in advance. Janet Estep > > > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Messge Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.st ates.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== Messge Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next

Janet, I'm not sure if we have spoken before but I'm related to the Cox Family who at one time spelled their name cocke,cock, koch.I had a couple of Andrew Cock/koch. Mine ended up in Ky. but pretty much came from Va. and North Carolina. Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Estep" <jestep@vh.vccs.edu> To: <KYLEWIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 11:03 AM Subject: [ KYLEWIS] 1900 Lewis Co. census > Hi, does anyone have access to the 1900 Lewis Co. census? I'm interested in finding out if there is an Andrew COOK/KOCH listed on that census. He would be about 65 years old and probably lived at a place called Randville. Thanks in advance. Janet Estep > > > ==== KYLEWIS Mailing List ==== > > Messge Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.st ates.kentucky.counties.lewis&o=1&maxrows=25&dir=next >

Dear Members of the Lewis County, Kentucky Mailing List, John HACKWORTH (1806-1888) was enumerated in the 1870 Census of Quincy, Lewis County, Kentucky, dwellinghouse number 72, with the occupation of "Hotel Keeper". John HACKWORTH was listed as a farmer in 1850, 1860 and 1880. What was the name of the hotel that John HACKWORTH was managing in 1870 and where was it located? Was it the same hotel that Quincy resident Anderson GARLAND was managing ten years later, in 1880? I have found in my research notes that a hotel in Concord, Lewis County, Kentucky was run by Pleasant STRICKLETT in the 1860s, but he was killed. I did not record my source for the STRICKLETT information. It seems unlikely to me that the Concord hotel was the one managed by John HACKWORTH in 1870 and by Anderson GARLAND in 1880, due to the distance from Quincy to Concord. Quincy is in the eastern part of Lewis County, while Concord is in the western portion of Lewis County. Still, I suppose it is possible that Mr. HACKWORTH and Mr. GARLAND could have traveled by steamboat to and from the hotel, if indeed the Concord facility was the one managed by HACKWORTH and GARLAND. At this point, I can only speculate. I am also aware of the Kinniconick Hotel, although I have no information that would link HACKWORTH and GARLAND to that hotel. Thank you so much for any assistance you can render. Sincerely, Randal W. Cooper

Hi, does anyone have access to the 1900 Lewis Co. census? I'm interested in finding out if there is an Andrew COOK/KOCH listed on that census. He would be about 65 years old and probably lived at a place called Randville. Thanks in advance. Janet Estep

My apologies to anyone receiving duplicate copies of this e-mail from different e-mail lists. It is a one time mailing. Join the crowd on Saturday March 9th, 2002 at the 9th annual History Day at Northern Kentucky University. http://www.rootsweb.com/~kycchgs/HistDay02.htm The Northern Kentucky region includes the following counties: Boone Bracken Campbell Carroll Fleming Kenton Owen Gallatin Grant Lewis Mason Pendleton Robertson Partially Funded by a grant through the local history outreach office of the Kentucky Historical Society See display tables of approximately a dozen historical societies and heritage groups and enjoy the presentations shown below The March 9, 2002 Schedule of Events: 8:00-9:00 - Meeting Room Registration & Display Table Setup. 9:00-10:00 - Registration and Viewing of Display Tables. Pre-registration is $5 [$6 day of conference]. 10:00-10:15 - Schedule Notes and Introductions. 10:15-11:00 - Opening Speaker: The Battle of Blue Licks Dr. Michael Adams, NKU Professor of History 11:15-12:00 - Your Choice of 4 Morning Workshops: A) Introduction to Genealogy - Karen Everett, Hamilton County (Ohio) Genealogical Society B) Access, Analysis and Acquisition: The Three "A"s of On-Line Historical & Genealogical Research - Lynne Hollinsworth, Kentucky Historical Society C) John Uri Lloyd, Northern Kentucky Author - James Kenneth Duvall - Boone Co. Historical Society D) George Cutter, Mexican War Commander and Poet - Tim Hermann - Kenton County Librarian 12:15-1:00 - Your Choice of 5 Afternoon Workshops: E) German Genealogy, Locating Ancestors in Germany - Kenny Burck, Hamilton County (Ohio) Genealogical Society F) Early Baptist Churches in Northern Kentucky - Jim Duvall, Boone Co. Historical Society G) Stanley Reed, U.S. Supreme Court Justice from Mason County - Genevieve Myers Hill, retired educator & distant relative of Reed H) Transportation in Northern Kentucky - Terry Lehmann, author and researcher I) The Civil War in Augusta -Bracken County Historical Society 1:00 - Closing Remarks & Awarding of Door Prizes in 2nd floor ballroom To NKU - From west, I-275, exit #76. >From east, AA Highway, to I-275 to exit #76. >From north, I-271 to US-27 [follow signs]. All events will occur in the University Center [directions to the center will be visible on campus] Co-Sponsored by: Kentucky Historical Societies of N. Ky. Northern Region of HCK ADVANCE REGISTRATION $5.00 COST AT THE DOOR $6.00 For Advance Registration send name & address to: HISTORY DAY 2002 C/O Kenton County Historical Society P.O. Box 641 Covington, KY 41012 Make check payable to "Kenton County Historical Society" NAME________________________________________________ ADDRESS_____________________________________________ CITY___________________STATE________________________ TELEPHONE___________________________________________ For more information: see our web page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~kycchgs/HistDay02.htm or call John Boh (859) 491-0490 or Martha Pelfrey (859) 441-7667

I need help with finding the birth & death for Joseph MOLLEN. And I request a cemetery look-up for Joseph MOLLEN. Was Joseph & Laura divorced?? Thanks for your help. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1. Joseph MOLLEN was born about 1862 in KY. He died. He was married to Laura A. COX (daughter of John COX and Louisa LEANDER) on 21 Aug 1882 in Lewis Co., KY. Laura A. COX was born in Jan 1866 in Lewis Co., KY. She died in 1939. She was buried in Cedarleaf Cemetery, Sand Hill, Lewis Co., KY. MARR: Lewis Co., KY. Vol. N, Page 65. (Laura & Joseph) 1880 Lewis Co., KY, census. Household 311-311 Page 28. (John & Louisa) Laura is list with parents as daughter age 15, 1900 Lewis Co., KY, census. Household 275-275. Laura is listed with parents as daughter age 34 (Jan 1855). Also listed is Wm L. as grandson age 9 (Mar 1891). 1910 Lewis Co., KY, census. Household 177-177. Laura is listed as wife of Henry L. POLLARD. Also listed is Cox, Lousa 68 StepMother-I-L and Cox, William L. 18 Stepson. Joseph MOLLEN and Laura A. COX had the following children: +2 i. William Leslie COX (born on 27 Mar 1891).

In a message dated 2/2/2002 4:03:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, KYLEWIS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << KENTUCKY, A HISTORY OF THE STATE, pps. 969-971. by W. H. Perrin, J. H. Battle & G. C. Kniffin. Published by F. A. Battey and Company 1888. >> Hi, Is this book on line or available for look ups? For sale? Tom Powell