Iam researching the following families in Lewis County: James WADDELL and Margaret (b. ca. k767) Their daughter Katherine WADDELL marries John SPARKS in Bourbon Co. KY 22 August l792 My brick wall is the Waddell line as much as been published in the Sparks Quarterly. In l850 Margaret Waddell is living with her grandson William Sparks. She is 83 years old and indicates she was born in Maryland. What is her maiden name?? Who are her other children and what area did James Waddell come from? The usual brick wall questions. Can anyone help?? Peggy

I am going to Tollesboro,Ky May 15, 1999 and need directons to Eastfork Cemetery. Thanks in Advance, Terry Researching surnames,HIMES, FLINDERS, BEVARD.

Anna, I decend from Christina Stricklett and Samuel RILEY! Through their son John RILEY m Mary Ann SMITH and through their Dau. Christina RILEY m Washington STAMPER trought their son Charles Harrison STAMPER m Tish McGLONE and Dau Ethel STAMPER is my Mother. Cheers! Derre Southworth Maybury

In a message dated 4/18/1999 12:21:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Amerlia, born July 7, 1792, married Thomas Ruggles, October 5, 1808, and died August 27, 1839, in Lewis County. >> Hi Anna, In regard to Amelia Stricklett marrying Thomas Ruggles? Have you any evidence to check this out? I have looked for but not been able to find any way of checking this out. However, there is an Amelia Burris marrying a Thomas Ruggles and the dates do match up. She died April 27, 1839, and is buried at Ribolt, KY. I was given the information that Amelia Stricklett was married to Thomas Ruggles, but am now questioning if this is Amelia Burris or Amelia Stricklett that is married to Thomas Ruggles. Would like to hear if you have anything to back up that this is Amelia Stricklett that is married to Thomas Ruggles. Tom Powell in New Hampshire

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I am looking for the parents of Samuel L. LYKINS. This is the informaton that I have so far. Samuel L. LYKINS, born Lewis Co KY married Mary BANE, born Lewis Co Ky. They had at least one child that I know of Orville Leonard LYKINS born Dec, 21, 1886 Tollesboro Lewis Co KY died Jan 23, 1935 Tollesboro Lewis Co KY married Lulu DEATLEY, born Nov. 7 1891, Flemings Co. KY, died June 19, 1936, d/o James Deatley and Eliza Savards All this information came from Orville and Lulu's death certificates... Any help would be wonderful... Pamela in Hawaii. Pam's Genealogy Home Page http://members.delphi.com/hawaii1 ICQ# 7158856

List, Please, I need help finding the death dates and burial places for the following husband and wife. William M. REED b: Aug 1862 in Lewis Co., KY. (Parents Ezekiel REED & Mary J. MCELROY.) Mary Elizabeth COX b: 28 Oct 1865 in Trinity, Lewis Co., KY. (Parents James David COX & Harriet M. FREEMAN.) Married 24 Mar 1894 in Lewis Co.,KY. As far as I know, there are no children. According to the 1920 Lewis Co., census, they lived on Cabin Ceek. I have looked at the KY death index microfische and could find them. I have looked at the Lewis Co. Cemetery Inscriptions and could not find them. Mary Elizabeth is my grandfather's (LeRoy Barnes COX) sister. Any help or suggestions would be must helpful. Thanks. Mark Cox <[email protected])> Manchester, Adams, OH

Howdy again all: As a follow-up to the Riley STACY inquiry (1870 Lewis Co Census), I'm also in a hunt for further information concerning Allen STACY and family as may be found in the 1860 Lewis Co KY census. I'm curious to learn if Riley STACY (bca 1842/KY per 1870) may appear in the 1860 household of Allen STACY 1870 Elk Fork District, Lewis Co, shows this family in 100/100: STACY, Allen 48 M W Farmer $150/$300 VA Nancy 47 F W Keeping House VA John 17 M W Laborer KY William R 15 M W Laborer KY Hiram 12 M W Laborer KY Mahaley 10 F W KY [aka Mahala?] Mashack 8 M W KY [aka Meshack?] Mary 5 F W KY James H 2 M W KY Given that Riley STACY (bca 1842/KY) names his daughter Nancy STACY (bca 1864/KY) and son Allen STACY (b Feb 1870/KY) makes me believe there is a connection between Riley STACY and Allen STACY. (Son:Father? Younger:Elder siblings?) Also noted within this same (1870) census very close by are the following STACYs - relatives perhaps?: 96/96: Mashack (sic) STACY (age 31), wife Mary (24) and family: Margret B (7), John (4), Louisa J (2), Rebecca (3/12) & Margaret (68) 103/103: John STACY (age 42), wife Annie (40) and family: Martha (19), Nancy (17), Evoline (13), Samuel (11), Margret (8), Geo R (6) & John H (4) Again, any assistance would be tremendously appreciated! Thanks! Allen ______________________________________________________________________ Allen Richmond • [email protected] Scioto Trails • http://www.scioto.org/SciotoTrails/ In the asking comes sharing; in sharing comes knowledge; in knowledge comes wisdom which lasts a lifetime. --ar.

Howdy all: Would someone have handy a copy od (or access to) the 1880 Lewis Co census? I'm in a hunt for further information concerning Riley STACY and family. The 1870 Elk Fork District, Lewis Co, shows this family in 87/87: STACY, Riley 28 M W Farmer $300RE KY Rebecca 25 F W Keeping house KY Nancy E 6 F W KY Allen 7/12 M W KY Lezana 21 F W Housework KY "Family lore" has Riley married to one Adeline HANEY. She could be aka Rebecca Adeline HANEY (?), or perhaps Rebecca is a first (?) marriage for Riley, and Adeline was a second spouse. Based on the 1870 entry, I would make an educated guess that Riley and Rebecca were possibly married 1863-64. No information about Riley's parentage is currently known. Any assistance would be tremendously appreciated! Thanks! Allen ______________________________________________________________________ Allen Richmond • [email protected] Scioto Trails • http://www.scioto.org/SciotoTrails/ In the asking comes sharing; in sharing comes knowledge; in knowledge comes wisdom which lasts a lifetime. --ar.

In a message dated 4/20/1999 8:15:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Hi Anna and all STRICKLETT researchers! I have been off line for a few days and was please when I saw all the activity about the STRICKLETT family I have a large collections of descendants of Peter and his son Jacob Stricklett that I would like to exchange information on. below is just the children of Jacob. . >> Hi Nancy, There has been a lot of activity on this list about Margaret McCleese?, Stout?, Cox and I don't think it has been resolved as yet. I'll send all the mail on it if you missed anything. Just let me know. Gus is the one that first said that he thought Margaret's maiden name was McCleese or something like that. Now there are those claiming that Margaret's maiden name was Stout. Others are claiming that it is McCleese. Gus was the one I remember saying that it was Obadiah Cox who was killed by Indians and then his widow remarried to Jacob Stricklett. Now as per your e-mail some are saying that it was not Obadiah Cox as Gus has reportedly said it was. This could get interesting if we could get someone with real proof of these things, and not hearsay. Cousin Tom

Diane, According to information that I have, Permelia COX did marry Aaron BULL. Before they left I believe they changed their last name to DYER. The male children of William BULL and Nancy FOX did chang their last names. I don't know if this was at the same time or separately. Permelia COX and Aaron BULL moved to Wayne County Iowa. Aaron died October 08, 1898, Permelia died February 10, 1906. I do not know about children. I haven't foillowed this family that far. Sandy Lewis > Hi, > > I have Elijah COX (born Kentucky) married to Lydia MARTIN (born Kentucky), who > lived in Lewis County KY. Their daughter Permelia COX (1826-1905) was married > in Georgetown, Brown County OHIO to Aaron BULL in 1845, so I think that the > family went back and forth across the river. > > Many members of the COX family died in a local cholera epidemic. Permelia was > in Georgetown at the time. She may have been the only family member who > survived, but I don't really have a lot of information. > > Does anyone have any light to shed on this family? > > Diane Hettrick > Seattle > [email protected]

Hi Anna and all STRICKLETT researchers! I have been off line for a few days and was please when I saw all the activity about the STRICKLETT family I have a large collections of descendants of Peter and his son Jacob Stricklett that I would like to exchange information on. below is just the children of Jacob. . Jacob Stricklett b: Abt. 1770 in Pennsylvania d: Aft. 1850 in Lewis County, Kentucky m: October 31, 1798 in Adams County, Ohio to Margaret Cox b: 1768 in Pennsylvania d: Aft. 1850 in Lewis County, Kentucky Children 1. Jacob Stricklett, Jr. b: Abt. 1799 in Mason County, Kentucky d: Abt. 1842 in Lewis County, Kentucky m: March 29, 1826 in Lewis County, Kentucky to Frances Griffith b: Abt. 1810 d: February 20, 1884 2. Christina Stricklett b: 1802 in Mason County, Kentucky m: April 01, 1816 in Lewis County, Kentucky to Samuel J. Rileyb: 1785 in Virginia 3. Anna Stricklett b: 1803 in Mason County, Kentucky m: June 08, 1825 in Lewis County, Kentucky to James R. Pell b: 1800 in Fairfax County, Virginia d: 1887 in Lewis County, Kentucky Father: John Pell Mother: Nancy Harrison 4. Peter M. Stricklett b: 1807 in Mason County, Kentucky d: Aft. 1870 m: December 05, 1831 in Lewis Co. Kentucky to Elizabeth 'Betsy' Ann Ginn b: 1811 in Kentucky d: Aft. 1870 Father: William Isaac Ginn Mother: Sarah Jane Thoroughman 5. Lewis C Stricklett b: 1809 in Lewis County, Kentucky d: Aft. 1871 in Lewis County, Kentucky m: November 16, 1829 in Sciota County, Ohioto Elizabeth Ruggles b: September 27, 1811 in Lewis County, Kentucky d: Aft. 1860 Father: Thomas P. Ruggles Mother: Louisa Amelia 'Millie'Burris You wrote: Jacob Stricklettserved with General Andrew Lewis in the battle of Point Pleasant, Virginia, in October 1774, and served with General Anthony Wayne’s Legion of the United States at Fallen Timbers on August 20, 1794. Q. Have you been able to find Jacob's military records? His father served in Rev War in PA You wrote: Jacob married Margaret (Peggy) Cox, a widow whose husband [Obadiah Cox] and children had been killed by Indians near Brush Creek in Adams County, Ohio. Q: Where did you get the information about Margaret Cox's husband being names Obadiah ? I have only found that her husband was killed by Indians. there was an Obadiah Cox who has two children killed by Indians at Brush Creek but according to the Adams co., History this Obadiah lived a long life. You Wrote: Margaret MeCleese was the daughter of Daniel McCleese and Catharine McAllister [sometimes spelled McKlaster]. She was born about 1768 in Pennsylvania and died about 1850 in Lewis County. Q: I was glad to see the above as I have been searching for proof that Margaret was a McCleese. I also have her associated with the Stout family which also lived in the fort which Jacob Stricklett. I will be anxious to learn more about your line, Anna. I am from the Peter M. and Elizabeth Ginn Stricklett line. Nancy Stricklett Galaway Fairmont, NE [email protected] ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Looking for info on William C. MOORE b. 1875 KY, who might have been the son of ?Richard MOORE of Lewis Co. The William I'm looking for was in Boston, MA in 1900, working as a servant in the household of Robert William ROBBS. Also living with him were Golden LOGAN and Parker JAMES, black "hostlers" also born in KY. Robert W. ROBBS is my guy... he allegedly had a horse ranch in KY and I'm trying to locate the county and hoping that his workers might point me in the right direction. And input appreciated! Jeanne Arguelles [email protected]

Hi Anna, Thanks for the STRICKLETT information. You have done lots of researach. I changed Margaret (COX) maiden name from STOUT to MCCLEESE. You mentioned below that Margaret died about 1850. I would change this to after 1850 because she is listed in the Lewis Co., KY, census as wife of Jacob. Household 223. Good work and thanks again for your help. At 09:50 AM 4/18/99 -0500, you wrote: > >Jacob married Margaret (Peggy) Cox, a widow whose husband [Obadiah Cox] and >children had been killed by Indians near Brush Creek in Adams County, Ohio. >Margaret MeCleese was the daughter of Daniel McCleese and Catharine >McAllister [sometimes spelled McKlaster]. She was born about 1768 in >Pennsylvania and died about 1850 in Lewis County. Mark Cox <[email protected])> Manchester, Adams, OH

Does Fleming county have a mailing list? Don Meenach

Good morning, everyone. Here�s what I have on the McCleese/Stricklet families. I would welcome any corrections or additional information. Peter Stricklett, born ca. 1730, married ca. 1773, in Philadelphia to ???. He died before 1810 in Lewis County, Kentucky, and was buried after 1808 on Greenhow Branch, a tributary of Quick�s Run, in Lewis County. He had at least three children: Mary, born ca. 1773 in Pennsylvania, married William Campbell, November 25, 1793. Jacob, born ca. 1778 in Washington County, Pennsylvania, married Margaret McCleese Cox, October 31, 1798, in Adams County, Ohio. He died after 1850 in lewis County. He was buried in the �Old Burying Place� in Lewis County which, as close as I can figure, is somewhere near the mouth of Martin�s Fork of Quick�s Run. Amerlia, born July 7, 1792, married Thomas Ruggles, October 5, 1808, and died August 27, 1839 in Lewis County. ************************************************************************ Jacob Stricklett, son of Peter, above, moved from Pennsylvania to Kentucky as a young man. He served with General Andrew Lewis in the battle of Point Pleasant, Virginia, in October 1774, and served with General Anthony Wayne�s Legion of the United States at Fallen Timbers on August 20, 1794. In 1784 a line of forts was built on the Ohio River, and a blockhouse under the command of John G. McDowell was constructed near the mouth of Quick's Run. Jacob Stricklett was an occupant of this fort. Soon after, they settled at the mouth of Martin's Fork [Quick�s Run] in Lewis County, Kentucky. Jacob married Margaret (Peggy) Cox, a widow whose husband [Obadiah Cox] and children had been killed by Indians near Brush Creek in Adams County, Ohio. Margaret MeCleese was the daughter of Daniel McCleese and Catharine McAllister [sometimes spelled McKlaster]. She was born about 1768 in Pennsylvania and died about 1850 in Lewis County. They had the following: Christina, born ca. 1800, Mason Co., Ky; married Samuel J. Riley, April 1, 1816, in Lewis County. I am descended from their daughter, Harriett, who married Lewis Plummer. Anna, born ca. 1802, Kentucky, married James Pell, June 9, 1825, died before 1887 in Lewis County. Jacob, Jr., born ca. 1804, married Frances Griffith, March 29, 1826, died 1842 in Lewis County. Lewis C., born 1809, married Elizabeth Ruggles. Peter, born, ca. 1812, married Elizabeth Ginn, December 5, 1831 Anna <[email protected]>

There were PLUMMERs in Virginia and one of them married one of Michael THOMAS's daughters from his first wife. I am fairly sure that is where the name Plummer came from for his son Plummer THOMAS by his second wife. And the PLUMMERs may have came to Ky with the THOMAS family. Sue

Sorry I didn't get the info copied on the last post. I guess what I really should have said was I have a Henderson/Thomas connection on which I think the bride's father's name is Plummer Thomas. Does this look familiar to anyone? Phoebe Pantier Bush [email protected] Descendants of Thomas Henderson Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS1 HENDERSON was born 04 March 1797 in Pennsylvania, and died 18 November 1876 in Lewis County, Kentucky. He married MARY THOMAS 28 July 1818 in Lewis County, Kentucky, daughter of PLUMMER THOMAS. She was born 01 November 1799 in Kentucky, and died 25 January 1883 in Lewis County, Kentucky. Notes for THOMAS HENDERSON: Buried at Bethel Cemetery, Ribolt, KY Notes for MARY THOMAS: Buried at Bethel Cemetery, Ribolt, KY Mary was known as "Polly" Children of THOMAS HENDERSON and MARY THOMAS are: i. JOHN J.2 HENDERSON, b. Lewis County, Kentucky. ii. SARAH HENDERSON, b. Lewis County, Kentucky. iii. PLUMMER T. HENDERSON, b. 22 November 1822, Lewis County, Kentucky; d. 03 October 1902, Kansas; m. ELIZABETH ANN TULLY, 23 June 1847, Lewis County, Kentucky; b. 16 October 1829, Kentucky; d. 09 December 1914, Southeast of Winfield, Cowley County, Kansas. Notes for PLUMMER T. HENDERSON: Buried at Milan Cemetery, Milan, Sumner County, Kansas Notes for ELIZABETH ANN TULLY: Buried at Milan Cemetery, Milan, Sumner County, KS Marriage Notes for PLUMMER HENDERSON and ELIZABETH TULLY: One additional child was born to this marriage in Illinois. I do not have a name or date. ppb iv. WILLIAM T. HENDERSON, b. 1829, Lewis County, Kentucky. v. ELIZABETH HENDERSON, b. 1832, Lewis County, Kentucky. vi. MARY J. HENDERSON, b. 1843, Lewis County, Kentucky.

Diane: Recently someone posted the story about all the marriages performed in Brown Co OH...apparently quite a business in the mid 1800s. Georgetown is quite a ways from the river but it is the county seat so some of the marriages are recorded there. However, many of the people were actually married in boats on the Ohio and never set foot on OH soil. My husband's great grandparents, Richard and Eliza Jane Smith McDaniel actually did go into Aberdeen, the town on the banks of the river. Your name Permelia caught my eye as one of the McDaniel lines from Montgomery Co KY uses that name. Bonny McDaniel << I have Elijah COX (born Kentucky) married to Lydia MARTIN (born Kentucky), who lived in Lewis County KY. Their daughter Permelia COX (1826-1905) was married in Georgetown, Brown County OHIO to Aaron BULL in 1845, so I think that the family went back and forth across the river. >>

I have the following Plummer/Thomas family in my tree. Anyone searching the same line? Thanks, Phoebe Pantier Bush [email protected]