Norman, I've been real busy at work and I don't know if anyone has ever responded to your query, so I will now. Hope this helps. John Carter I have the following: 1850 Lincoln County Census Family 65-65 Yuser Phillip E. 40 KY Jenkins James B. 45 KY Chambers Lafayette 30 KY Marriages: Chambers marriages 1780-1850 Nancy George D. Staton 05/05/1806 Chambers marriages 1850-1900 Florinda Jasper Mason 09/21/1887 George Genanna Dugger 06/12/1887 Haggie Oliver Messer 07/03/1895 James M. Lucinda J. Holton 12/19/1887 John Emily Anderson 05/18/1879 Nannie Frank Smith 06/03/1900 McKinney Cemetery, Mt Salem Road, McKinney Lucy Chambers 06/13/1870 10/25/1962 James M. Chambers 06/11/1859 03/06/1927 Nannie L. Chambers 01/17/1909 10/27/1923 dau of James M. Point Pleasant Church Cemetery, Near Kings Mountain Eva Singleton Chambers 08/05/1891 10/27/1918 Houstonville Cemetery William Chambers 1870 1944 Sarah Elswick Chambers 1871 1939 Buffalo Springs Cemetery, Stanford, KY Shurley Chambers Withers 1885 1886 -----Original Message----- From: Norman Chambers [SMTP:bluedog@macatawa.org] Sent: Monday, November 16, 1998 10:53 AM To: KYLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Cemetery Lookup Could someone please lookup the following families in the Lincoln cemetery book. Also where is the cemetery located. (I'll be in Ky over T-giving.) M. Lafayette Chambers, ca.1819 - 10/10/1899 Susan Dickerson Chambers, ca. 1821 - after 1/23/1901 James Madison Chambers, 6/11/1859 - 3/7/1927 Lucinda Jane Bolton Chambers, dates unknown Lafayette and Susan lived in Pellyton, in Adair County; however, I can not find them buried in Adair. Susan may have moved to Lincoln county after Lafayette's death, to live with her son James and wife Lucinda. Thanks in advance. Norman Chambers Holland, Michigan

Hi John, I am also interested in the Ellison/ Elliston name. We have had a tough time finding our Ellistons, because of my grandfather's adoption, which we aren't sure was even legal. No one seems to have ever heard of him in this family. It seems the Lincoln County people are difficult to find. Have you found this to be true with your family? Are you in Kentucky? Also did your family ever live in Tennessee? I know some of mine did. I found them in the census as Ellisons and then as Ellistons, but in Kentucky. My g grandmother signed her mariage certificate as Elliston, so I guess this may be right. People changed the spelling so many times. Let me know if you find more on these names or on Lincoln Co. What are the other Kentucky names you are researching? Thanks for your reply. Good luck in your search. Mc

Could someone please lookup the following families in the Lincoln cemetery book. Also where is the cemetery located. (I'll be in Ky over T-giving.) M. Lafayette Chambers, ca.1819 - 10/10/1899 Susan Dickerson Chambers, ca. 1821 - after 1/23/1901 James Madison Chambers, 6/11/1859 - 3/7/1927 Lucinda Jane Bolton Chambers, dates unknown Lafayette and Susan lived in Pellyton, in Adair County; however, I can not find them buried in Adair. Susan may have moved to Lincoln county after Lafayette's death, to live with her son James and wife Lucinda. Thanks in advance. Norman Chambers Holland, Michigan

Mc, I always pay close attention to "Ellison" queries. My Great Grandfather was John Ellison Carter (Son of John "Jack" and Martha Ann Alford Carter). I'm always looking for where it may have come from. Both Jack and his son John E. were born in Lincoln County. John Ellison Carter was born on June 18, 1841 in Houstonville. John Ellison Carter named my Grandfather, John Tinsley Carter. He probably got Tinsley from marriage bond he signed, but I don't any more about where they went. I found this in the Mercer County Marriages: W. E. Carter (Bride) married A.J. Tinsley (Groom) on September 14, 1864 in Boyle County, Kentucky. Surity Bond by John E. (Ellison) Carter. I'm John Tinsley Carter II. So, as you can see, I'm interested in Middle Names, too! John Carter -----Original Message----- From: searchn4kin@webtv.net [SMTP:searchn4kin@webtv.net] Sent: Sunday, November 15, 1998 8:16 PM To: KYLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Lincoln Co. ELLISTON / ELLISON, VAUGHN / VONN, POWERS, WELLS Hello Everyone, I am looking for info on the Elliston family. William Whitfield Elliston / Ellison m. Almira Sturgus / Sturgis Children: Eliza, b abt 1843 Lee, b. abt 1845 Adeline, b abt 1847 Margaret, b. abt. 1850 William, b. abt. 1854 James, b. abt. 1857 Albert, b. abt. 1863 Robert, b. abt. 1864 Walter b. abt. 1867 James Powers m Lucinda Wells. Daughter, Rebecca Powers m. (?) Vaughn / Vonn. Children.....Milly Agnes Vaughn and Lucinda Vaughn....possibly more children. Milly and Lucinda are living with a grandmother, Lucinda Wells Powers in 1880, Lincoln Co. They both marry in 1880 to two of the Elliston brothers, Albert and William. Any information on these families is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Mc

Hello Everyone, I am looking for info on the Elliston family. Wiliam Whitfield Elliston / Ellison m. Almira Sturgus / Sturgis Children: Eliza, b abt 1843 Lee, b. abt 1845 Adeline, b abt 1847 Margaret, b. abt. 1850 William, b. abt. 1854 James, b. abt. 1857 Albert, b. abt. 1863 Robert, b. abt. 1864 Walter b. abt. 1867 James Powers m Lucinda Wells. Daughter, Rebecca Powers m. (?) Vaughn / Vonn. Children.....Milly Agnes Vaughn and Lucinda Vaughn....possibly more children. Milly and Lucinda are living with a grandmother, Lucinda Wells Powers in 1880, Lincoln Co. They both marry in 1880 to two of the Elliston brothers, Albert and William. Any information on these families is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Mc

Bob, There is a book available at the Lincoln County Public Library. It is titled," Marriages 1780-1850 & Tombstone Inscriptions, Compiled by Shirley Dunn, Published by Dorthy Amburgey Griffith, Copyright 1977. They have several others, too. It costs less than &20.00 at the library. You can mail order it from them, too. I don't have the address, but it may be on Larry's WEB Page. John Carter -----Original Message----- From: Iertg@aol.com [SMTP:Iertg@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, November 15, 1998 10:46 AM To: KYLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Cemetery List Has anyone surveyed the cemeteries in Lincoln Co. and published a book listing names, dates of death, etc.? Thanks Bob Graham

Mrs. Dunn published a book of the cemeteries and pre-1850 marriages. I will be happy to do a lookup in it. Have been told that the cemeteries are not complete but do you know any book that is? Hazel

Hi Hazel; In your response to the question about Lincoln Co. cemetery books, you mentioned one by Mrs. Dunn. Is this Shirley Dunn of Stanford? I know she wrote several about the area, but I don't know how many or the titles? Can you answer that question? I want to be sure that I haven't missed any!!!! Incidentally, she was the wife of my grandfather Dunn's cousin and the one who got me interested in genealogy. I've wondered for decades if she or either of her two daughters ever got the DUNN line further back than Abraham who was born in 1802 and married Agnes Smith ROBINSON in Harrison Co. KY Fran - First generation Hoosier

Does anyone out there have any info on the descendants of one James Dishon a Civil War vet who married first Nancy Ann Ballard and later Susan Waddles or Wattles and had two daughters Cora may born Nov. 28,1897 and Agnes born Oct. 30, 1901. Would like to exchange info on the Dishon line with anyone who has some to exchange. Thanh you. Jim Walls in Ky.

Bob: I've just recently been in touch with Larry Hoefling <hoefling@ix.netcom.com> who is the Lincoln Co KY KYGenWeb County Coordinator. He can help with this. At 10:46 AM 11/15/98 EST, Iertg@aol.com wrote: >Has anyone surveyed the cemeteries in Lincoln Co. and published a book listing >names, dates of death, etc.? > >Thanks > >Bob Graham > > Beverly Williams Gardner USGenWeb - MOGenWeb Project County Coordinator NODAWAY, ATCHISON, WORTH CO'S, MO http://www.rootsweb.com/~monodawa/nodaway.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~moatchis/atchison.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~moworth/worth.html HEDRICK FAMILY RESEARCHERS HOME PAGE http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/4056/ Personal Home Pages http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4090/ http://members.wbs.net/homepages/m/u/t/muttleybelle.html http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/a/r/Beverly-J-Gardner/

Has anyone surveyed the cemeteries in Lincoln Co. and published a book listing names, dates of death, etc.? Thanks Bob Graham

Hello, I wonder if anyone is working on PRESTON's in Lincoln County --- specifically interested to know if anyone's working on descendants of John PRESTON and Phoebe ADAMS, (multiple IGI entries) marr. 11 Sept. 1797, in either Garrard or Lincoln Co. Also wonder if this is the same John PRESTON who's listed in Pulaski Co., KY, 1810 Census, as follows: >> p. 145 >> >> Preston, John >> 2 M under 10 >> 2 M 10-16 >> 1 M 16-26 >> 1 M over 45 >> 1 F under 10 >> 1 F over 45 Best regards, Julie Preston anpreston@msn.com

Looking for a copy of an article or obit probably from the Stanford Interior Journal surrounding the shooting and death of Eugene HOPKINS age 14 on 11-25-1944 in his front yard on the family farm at Fall Lick, (near Crab Orchard), Lincoln County, KY. Thanks Bob

Hi, I am searching for information on Ellistons. I am looking for info on WILLIAM WHITFIELD ELLISTON / ELLISON and ELMIRA / ALMIRA STURGUS, (? spelling) and their children.....ALBERT, WILLIAM, ELIZA, WALTER, LEE, ADELINE, MARGARET, JAMES, and ROBERT. Also VAUGHNS / VONNS, POWERS, WELLS. This is our theory at this time. JAMES POWERS m LUCINDA WELLS. They had a daughter, REBECCA. The Powers/ Wells connection has not been proven at this time. REBECCA married a VAUGHN / VONN, his first name not known. REBECCA POWERS and ? VAUGHN had two daughters (may be more children), MILLY / MOLLIE AGNES VAUGHN, b 1867 and her sister, LUCINDA VAUGHN, b 1866. They are found in the 1880 Lincoln Co. census wih their grandmother LUCINDA WELLS POWERS. She also has a son, BENNETT (21) with her at this time. MILLY / MOLLIE and her sister LUCINDA VAUGHN both married Ellistons in 1880, Lincoln Co.. Any help on thes families, is appreciated and certainly will make me have a good day. I will gladly share what info I have on these families. Thank you , Mc Mcjac1@webtv.net

Hi, Maxine! I knew if I stayed subscribing to this list long enough I'd find a cousin! :-) My name is John Carter, and I am a great-great-grandson of Joshua's brother, Robert H. Frazier. You mentioned that Joshua was born 1840, but according to my notes, he was born about 1847. According to the 1850 census, he was in the household of Fleming Frazier in Knox Co, KY (p. 345) as age 3. In 1860, the family is still in Knox Co, (p. 105), and Joshua is age 13. (You mentioned you show them in Lincoln Co in 1860?? Do you know what page/household #?) By 1870, I show they had relocated to Lincoln Co, and although my notes show that they are listed on p. 38, I can't seem to find a copy at the moment. Let me know if you have records to show Joshua's age as being different. Joshua's brother Robert H. Frazier was born 08 Mar 1842 in Claiborne Co, TN, and died 25 Dec 1923 in Crab Orchard, Lincoln Co, KY. He is buried in Ephesus Baptist Church Cemetery there. He was a Civil War veteran, and I also have a photo of him (from many years afterward). Robert married Sarah Jane "Sally" Oaks (12 Oct 1847-28 Nov 1884), on 06 Sep 1866, and had 6 children. After the death of Sally, he married Delila Padgett on 18 Apr 1885, and had approx. 6 more children (incomplete records on a couple of them). I am descended from one of the children of he & his first wife, and would be happy to pass along the rest of the info to you, if interested. Also, according to the marriage bond of Robert & Sarah, Robert's (and Joshua's) father Fleming (aka Flemon, etc) was from Franklin County, VA. (Don't know if you had the county yet, or not). Anyway, I hope this is of help to you, and I would very much like to correspond with you further, if interested. Thanks! John C. Carter spiff@atlantic.net St. Petersburg, FL ---------- From: PARTIN777@aol.com[SMTP:PARTIN777@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 7:08 PM To: KYLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: FRAZIER Hi All, I'm new to this list. I'm looking for information on my FRAZIER ancestors. In the 1860 and 1870 census they were in Lincoln County. Fleming FRAZIER b. 1804 in VA, m. Elizabeth?; Their son Joshua FRAZIER b. 1840 in KY, m. Mary "Polly" Partin. Any information is appreciated and I'll be happy to share what I have. Best Regards, Maxine Partin ______________________________

Maxine, in 1850 Washington County a child called Sarah Frazier was living with my Joseph and Nancy Goode. Joseph was from and returned to Lincoln County. Just thought the Sarah Frazier might be of use to you. I do not know who she was. No sign of her being related to Joseph. Maybe he just gave a child a home. Hazel -----Original Message----- From: PARTIN777@aol.com <PARTIN777@aol.com> To: KYLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com <KYLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 4:12 PM Subject: FRAZIER >Hi All, I'm new to this list. I'm looking for information on my FRAZIER >ancestors. In the 1860 and 1870 census they were in Lincoln County. Fleming >FRAZIER b. 1804 in VA, m. Elizabeth?; Their son Joshua FRAZIER b. 1840 in KY, >m. Mary "Polly" Partin. Any information is appreciated and I'll be happy to >share what I have. Best Regards, Maxine Partin >

Hi fellow rooters, I can't remember if I ever posted this information to any of the lists. If I had already, I apologize. If not, well, here it is. These are my Carters. They came from John "Jack" Carter & Martha Ann Alford/Alfred of Lincoln County, KY. I would be love to have any additional information on these Carters or their spouse's families. At the end of the cemetery listing I have added a few notes. Please feel free to use this information for any non-commercial use. John Tinsley Carter II ***************************** Green River Christian Church Cemetery Yosemite, Kentucky (Casey County) Highway 70 at Lizzie Wells Lane GPS Coordinates are: N 37o 20' 44.3" W 084o 49' 53.0" 17 May 1998 Carter John E. 06/18/1841 07/23/1918 CO I, 9th KY CAV Carter Joanna C. 04/21/1840 06/22/1913 Wife of John E. Carter Carter J.T. 12/30/1873 01/17/1947 (ed. John Tinsley Carter) Carter Fannie Gay 07/07/1878 01/16/1921 Wife of J.T. Carter Carter Ella 05/25/1910 07/03/1910 Dau of J.T. & Fannie Carter A.W. 4/20/1870 08/08/1870 (ed. Alexander W. "DICK") Carter Annie 04/21/1936 06/09/1966 (ed. Annie Sharp) Carter Robert B. 07/21/1865 07/11/1902 (ed. Uncle Bob) Carter Lizzie 06/16/1898 10/28/1899 Dau of RB & SA Carter Goodin Ella 10/1868 11/1904 Wife of Charlie Goodin (Ella = John E. Carter dau) Carter Helen 04/05/1867 11/02/1943 Asleep in Jesus ******************************* (ed. Next to Helen Carter) Carson EM 01/05/1862 05/23/1952 Asleep in Jesus ******************************* Hatter Samuel None None In memory of Sam Hatter. Father of W.G. Hatter. Fought in War of 1812 Hatter Judah Ann 04/29/1852 04/02/1894 Wife of W.G. Hatter Hatter Bettie 1856 1936 Dau of WG Hatter & Judy Ann Coleman Hatter William G. 07/29/1820 10/16/1810 Father, Gone to his reward Hatter Samuel J. 01/28/1854 12/20/1882 Hatter Zarilda 01/29/1852 04/02/1894 Hatter Earnest 03/15/1897 01/14/1898 Hatter Wm <?> 12/07/1866 12/11/1901 His Wife Clare Hatter ******************************* Sharp R.M. 1864 1954 (ed. Uncle Dick) Sharp Eller 1881 1943 (ed. Aunt Eller) ******************************* Vest John W. 1847 1919 (John William Vest) Vest Mary J. 1844 1921 (ed. Mary Jane Cravens) Vest P.M. 1852 1934 (ed. Phillip Mack Vest) Vest Martha 1849 1897 (ed. Martha Leake Hatter) Vest William G. 10/29/1878 06/01/1975 In Loving Memory Vest Bertha 06/08/1882 11/24/1966 Bertha Vest Steele Baldock Vest John Ellis 03/25/1902 07/04/1902 Son of Clay & Mattie Vest Vest Nina 08/27/1903 11/04/1905 Dau of Clay & Mattie Vest Basil 03/29/1906 06/29/1907 Son of Clay & Mattie Vest Orace 03/31/1896 08/24/1898 Dau of CL & Mary E. Vest Bailey William George 07/11/1847 01/17/1919 Bailey Ellen 09/11/1858 11/27/1930 Bailey Edgar L. 01/29/1883 01/30/1886 Father Bailey Serelda 08/24/1892 09/26/1943 Mother ******************************* Brown Elmer 1882 1955 Brown Ada 1887 1942 Brown Ernest 11/24/1913 --/--/---- Brown Margaret 05/07/1915 08/06/1943 ******************************* Coleman D.W. 02/05/1837 07/07/1877 (ed. Masonic) ******************************* French Flora E. 02/04/1888 09/17/1888 French Berry 02/06/1899 02/08/1899 Son of JM and LA French French Laura A. 03/10/1864 02/14/1899 A precious one from us has gone, A voice we love is still, A place is vacant in our home, Which can never be filled. ******************************* Hatter Rev. H.W. 12/27/1858 09/31/1904 Father Hatter Vell 02/23/1860 07/12/1929 Wife of HW Hatter ******************************* Humphrey Polly J. 04/23/1841 12/22/1888 Humphrey John M. 10/09/1881 12/23/1882 Son of D.F. & P.J. Humphrey David F. Blank 12/24/1897 Age 58 (Metal Marker) ******************************* Martin Avarilla 1848 1927 Martin Ebilee 01/20/1870 01/29/1909 A precious one from me has gone. ******************************* Hogue Lucian Y. 03/28/1891 02/01/1947 Dorthy M. 04/06/1903 12/13/1947 Hogue John W. 6/26/1854 02/01/1930 He died as he lived, A Christian (ed. Masonic) Susie 03/15/1869 Blank Gone but not forgotten ******************************* McMullen M.S. 02/28/1850 08/08/1906 (ed. Masonic) ******************************* Ross Dr. J.S. 09/16/1836 12/01/1902 (ed. Masonic) ******************************* Roy Killis 1877 1922 Erected by Ida Roy Herbert Freeman No Dates Homemade Stone ******************************** This is only a partial listing of the cemetery. I accept full responsibility for all typos and other errors in this document ? John by: John Tinsley Carter II & Tinsley Keller Carter (my daughter) kj4mc@madmax.nscdiscovery.org BACKGROUND: I am the: Grandson of J.T. Carter: (John Tinsley Carter & Icalona Buckner - 2nd wife) Great Grandson of John E. Carter: (John Ellison Carter & Joanna Crutchfield Davenport) John Ellison Carter was the son of John "Jack" Carter and Martha Ann Alfred of Lincoln County. They were married there on December 21, 1832. Joanna Crutchfield Davenport was the daughter of Alexander "Alex" Davenport and Mary Lees Nield. They were married in Lincoln County, Kentucky (Stanford) on May 21, 1839. John Ellison Carter and Joanna Crutchfield Davenport were married in Boyle County on October 20, 1864. John Ellison Carter & Joanna Crutchfield Davenport had the following children: Ella Carter married Charlie Goodin Robert B. Carter married Zerelda Ann Vest Alexander W. "Dick" Carter married Annie Sharp Mattie Carter married Clay Harvey Vest John Tinsley Carter married 1st Fannie Gay Williams married 2nd Icalona Buckner Zarelda Ann and Clay Harvey Vest were children of John William Vest and Mary Jane Cravens and they were from Casey County. John and Mary were married in Casey County on November 12, 1868. They are buried together at this cemetery. I do not know the relationship of Helen Carter, nor if there is any at all. (ed. + my comments) ***** END *****

Looking for all descendants of Daniel McCormack, who established McCormack's Station in 1779 in Lincoln County. Daniel or his son Daniel Jr., gave the land for the McCormack Church to be built on in c.1785. Any information is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Susan

I just received this tonight. I have sent my personal thanks to Betty Briggs for sending this on the Ohio-Valley List. >From: Betty Briggs <bettyb@flash.net> >To: OHIO-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com >We, the genealogists, search through records, tramp through graveyards, >always seeking. We remember. This is in honor of some of those we >remember, both near and distant in time, especially my Ohio Valley >sailor. >If it angers you, please flame me personally. > >VETERANS DAY, 11 NOVEMBER 1998 > >Date: Monday, November 02, 1998 6:47 AM >Subject: Veterans: A reminder what this Nov 11th represents > >WHAT IS A VET? > >Some veterans bear visible signs of their service: a missing >limb, a jagged scar, a certain look in the eye. > >Others may carry the evidence inside them: a pin holding a bone >together, a piece of shrapnel in the leg - or perhaps another >sort of inner steel: the soul's ally forged in the refinery of >adversity. > >Except in parades, however, the men and women who have kept >America safe wear no badge or emblem. > >You can't tell a vet just by looking. > >What is a vet? > >She - or he- is the cop on the beat who spent six months in Saudi Arabia > >sweating two gallons a day making sure the armored personnel >carriers didn't run out of fuel. > >She - or he - is the nurse who fought against futility and went >to sleep sobbing every night for two solid years in Da Nang. > >He is the POW who went away one person and came back another - >or didn't come back AT ALL. > >He -or she- is the Quantico drill instructor who has never seen combat > >but has saved countless lives by turning slouchy, no-account >people into Marines, and taught them to watch each other's backs. > >He -or she- is the parade - riding Legionnaire who pins on his ribbons >and medals with a prosthetic hand. > >He -or she- is the career quartermaster who watches the ribbons and >medals pass him by. > >He is the three anonymous heroes in The Tomb Of The Unknowns, >whose presence at the Arlington National Cemetery must forever >preserve the memory of all the anonymous heroes whose valor dies >unrecognized with them on the battlefield or in the ocean's >sunless deep. > >He is the old guy bagging groceries at the supermarket - >palsied now and aggravatingly slow - who helped liberate a Nazi >death camp and who wishes all day long that his wife were still >alive to hold him when the nightmares come. > >He -or she-is an ordinary and yet an extraordinary human being - a >person who offered some of his life's most vital years in the >service of his country, and who sacrificed his ambitions so >others would not have to sacrifice theirs. > >He -or she- is a soldier and a savior and a sword against the darkness, >and he is nothing more than the finest, greatest testimony on >behalf of the finest, greatest nation ever known. > >So remember, each time you see someone who has served our >country, just lean over and say "Thank You". That's all most >people need, and in most cases it will mean more than any medals they >could have been awarded or were awarded. > >Two little words that mean a lot, "THANK YOU". > >Remember November 11th is "Veterans Day" > >"It is the soldier, not the reporter, >Who has given us freedom of the press. >It is the soldier, not the poet, >Who has given us freedom of speech. >It is the soldier, not the campus organizer, >Who has given us the freedom to demonstrate. >It is the soldier, >Who salutes the flag, >Who serves beneath the flag, >And whose coffin is draped by the flag, >Who allows the protestor to burn the flag." > >Father Denis Edward O'Brien, USMC > > > > >==== OHIO-VALLEY Mailing List ==== >OHIO VALLEY List Rules: No flames, on list roll calls, poems, jokes, ads, commercial or >other non genealogy posts. No virus warnings, hoax warnings or too good to be true >offers. If in doubt, send it to OHIO-VALLEY-L-request@rootsweb.com with RE: Listowner >in the subject line. A complete list of rules and explanations for them are found in >the welcome message you received when you joined. > > > Beverly Williams Gardner USGenWeb - MOGenWeb Project County Coordinator NODAWAY, ATCHISON, WORTH CO'S, MO http://www.rootsweb.com/~monodawa/nodaway.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~moatchis/atchison.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~moworth/worth.html HEDRICK FAMILY RESEARCHERS HOME PAGE http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/4056/ Personal Home Pages http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/4090/ http://members.wbs.net/homepages/m/u/t/muttleybelle.html http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/a/r/Beverly-J-Gardner/

Hi All, I'm new to this list. I'm looking for information on my FRAZIER ancestors. In the 1860 and 1870 census they were in Lincoln County. Fleming FRAZIER b. 1804 in VA, m. Elizabeth?; Their son Joshua FRAZIER b. 1840 in KY, m. Mary "Polly" Partin. Any information is appreciated and I'll be happy to share what I have. Best Regards, Maxine Partin