In a message dated 98-05-09 13:43:41 EDT, EMelton532 writes: << Greetings to all Lincoln County-related researchers: We still have a limited number of the two-volume set of the BICENTGENNIAL HISTORY OF WAYNESBURG, KENTUCKY AND SOUTHERN LINCOLN COUNTY 1792-1992. The set contains nearly 300 pages 8 1/2 x 11 census information, cemetery records, family histories and researchers, is fully indexed, nicely bound and cost is only $22.00 per set postpaid. This book was sponsored by the Bicentennial Assocation and the Waynesburg Rescue Squad and all proceeds go to those non- profit associations. Send your requests. Mail your orders and check to Mrs. Mabel B. Dunham, Treasurer, 335 KY HWY 3276, Waynesburg, KY 40489. Less than 70 sets remain so get your order in today. >>

J C wrote: > > Hi, Is there anyway I could get a list of all the cemetery;s in > Kentucky? Thanks > J.C. > > Go to this website: http://www-nmd.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html Then enter "Kentucky" in the State or Territory Name box, then type "cemetery" in the Feature Type box. Click on "Send Query" and it should take less than a minute to compile the search results. The search results give the name and county where the cemetery is located. When you click on a specific cemetery, the "USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map" line shows you the city supposed to be closest to the latitude and longitude coordinates. Hope this helps! Lois Hollon

Hi, Is there anyway I could get a list of all the cemetery;s in Kentucky? Thanks J.C.

Hi all I am interested to hear from anyone researching the BULL name, anywhere any time. I am also the owner of a new list for the BULL name. If you are interested in subscribing send an email to BULL-L_request@rootsweb.com or BULL-D-request@rootsweb.com with only "subscribe" without the quotes in the text area Thanks Tony BULL tonybull@nettrek.com.au Rockingham Western Australia Home Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/u/l/Tony-R-Bull/index.html List owner BULL-L@rootsweb.com Researching: BULL - London area FRAMPTON, HASKELL and REEKS in Hampshire BURBIDGE, SHORT in Dorset

Looking for the RASH people in Lincoln co. KY. Thanks J.C.

I'm in need of someone living in Lincoln County and/or Garrard County to do some Courthouse research for me. Thank you. Bev.

Seeking information regarding Col. Ransom Wells, born circa 1803 in Lincoln (or Rockcastle) County. Any help would be deeply appreciated! Thanks! Donna Pierce dpierce@wyoming.com

Searching for information on the Bailey Family in Ky. and Lincoln County .Their names are as follows: Frances "Fanny" Bailey born abt.1848 married Robert Dishon in Lincoln County Died in abt, 1917, Buried in pleasent Point Cemetery in Kings mounyain,Ky. Belle (?) Bailey Married 1 -------Routen or Routin 2 Jos. Jenkins W.L Bailey settled in Louisville and became a house builder Logan Bailey Migrated to Maarselles La Salle County, Ill. . Hope someone out there can help me. All I have now are names.

Hi, I am interested in the Mason Families that lived in the Lincoln County area between 1795-1800. Any of the births, deaths or any information. I have a Mary "Polly" Mason (married name) who has children from 1794 until 1800 named, William, Elizabeth, John Mason. Mary remarried in August 1800. The marriage bond stated she is a widow. I would like to make contact with anyone researching this Mason Family in Lincoln County, Ky. Hillra Stone Qualls qualls@blomand.net

I am interested to contact anyone who was related to the CRAIG's of Lincoln Co. Ky. My g.grandfather James (Buck) Craig, son of John Craig and Allie Todd? was born in Lincoln co. Ky. abt. 1806. Would anyone have any information on this John Craig and Allie Todd, his second wife was Mary/Polly Gaines. Feb. 22, 1814 and he had several more children starting 1815 on. John Craig was the son of John Craig and Elizabeth Beard, son of John Craig and Sarah Laird of Augusta Co. Va. Pat phhgene@aol.com

Would like to know the name of the parents of Clary Adams who married Francis Dishon in Lincoln County on Feb. 11,1832.

Just wondering about a few things regarding migration patterns into the Lincoln Co. area. St. Asaphs in Lincoln Co. - origin of naming (all I know is he was a Welsh saint) - discussion on the NC-SC list indicates that there was a St. Asaphs district in Orange County, NC- did settlers come from this area of NC? Pulaski County, KY/Pulaski County, VA - Any relationship (Yes, I know who Pulaski was)? Orange County, NC/ Orange County, IN - Any relationship? ---------------------------------------------- My curiosity has to do with migration of the DESCHAMPS/DISHION/DISHON/DESHON family from the coastal area of North Carolina. They entered Lincoln County about 1832, but parts of the family are found in: Chowan County, NC Orange County, NC Pulaski County, VA Pulaski County, KY Lincoln County, KY Orange County, IN ---------------------------------------------- Anyboby have information regarding families that may have come into Lincoln Co. from Pulaski Co, VA or Orange Co., NC? Where did your Lincoln County ancestors originate? Thanks for any info you can supply. Rootin' Dick Forston \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ Richard Forston Phone (606) 223-2990 1124 Bay Meadows Dr. rforston@uky.campus.mci.net Lexington, KY 40514 Searching for: ADAMS-ALLENDER-BOWMAN-BRODNAX-BROOKING-COOK- DANSY-DARNELL-DISHON-EASLEY-ELLISTON-FORSTON-HARVIN-HERNDON- HILL-MASON-ROSSELL-SHEPHERD-SNAPP-THACKER-TUCKER-VIVION- WEAVER --------- IN KY, VA, NC, SC (and maybe a few other places) /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\

Myrtle MOORE b/1891 Lincoln co. Ky married William or Willis Luther RASH W. Luther RASH b/1891 in Ky. Any info is appreciated.

DOUG_GORDON@HP-RochesterHills-om2.om.hp.com wrote: > > Since Lincoln County was settled by people coming through on the Wilderness > Road, I thought this would be a good place to ask this question. Does anyone > know of a source for a book or other document that would have any details on > the mapping out of the Wilderness Road? What I am interested in are the names > of the "30 men" who went with Daniel Boone in 1775 when this road was first > surveyed and layed out. > > Doug Gordon > Rochester Hills, MI Most books writen about Daniel Boone include information about the Warrior's Path, Wilderness Road. And his trips. Barnes and Nobles has the "Atlas of Westward Expansion" by Alan Wexler, a very interesting book of maps and facts. 20 dollars. Great for getting the lay of the land and the changing borders as the Country grew. I have a map of the road that I will send you if you would send me a snail address, it is not a sharp copy and I have not idea where it came from. It shows the road from Watkins Ferry to Louisville and all points inbetween. It is an interesting little map. A little blurry but can be read. Lela Hite Newell

Since Lincoln County was settled by people coming through on the Wilderness Road, I thought this would be a good place to ask this question. Does anyone know of a source for a book or other document that would have any details on the mapping out of the Wilderness Road? What I am interested in are the names of the "30 men" who went with Daniel Boone in 1775 when this road was first surveyed and layed out. Doug Gordon Rochester Hills, MI

Hello , I am looking for anyone related to or researching this family, all additions and corrections welcomed, They are descendants of Benjamin Van Winkle, who arrived in Madison County, Kentucky ca 1800 My Great Grandpparents James Lincoln "Jim Link" Van Winkle : Born -November 1863 in Jackson County, Ky Died - 1949 - Lincoln County, Ky Spouse : Malinda Rogers Born - December 1864 - Jackson County, Ky Died - 1940 - Stanford, Lincoln County, Ky Listed among the Children of Jim Link and Malinda are: Henry Frank Van Winkle : Born - July 1864 Died - April 1971-Lincoln County Spouse - Viney Wilson Elsie E. Van Winkle : Born - July 1887 Died : June 1958 - Lincoln County Spouse - Mac Thomas Mullins James "Jimmie" Van Winkle : Born - September 1889 Died : July 1965 - Lincoln County Spouse : Mary Sims Bertha Ola Van Winkle : Born - November 1893 {My Line} Died : April 1959 - Marion County, Indiana Spouse : James M. " Jim" Lakes Alice Pauline Van Winkle : Born - February 1897 {twin} Died : April 1962 - Lincoln County Spouse : Richard Saylor Binam Van Winkle : Born - February 1897 {twin} Born : February 1897 Died : December 1917 - Lincoln County Thank You Sherry Ryan http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8056/sbryan.htm Researching Descendants of : Isham Lane - Bazil>Burgess Baker - Benjamin Van Winkle Counties - Madison - Jackson - Rockcastle - Lincoln

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I am trying to locate a great-grandmother. She was born in Kentucky,but I'm not sure which county. She was married in 1843 in Hustonville,Lincoln,Ky. to a George Madison Reynolds. I am trying to locate who her parents were. Any help you can give me in trying to locate this family and their progenators would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for your assistance. LaRee Reynolds

Interested in any information on a Hamilton or Hambleton TOMLINSON married in Lincoln Co. ca. 1794 to an Elizabeth Burton. Had a son named Hamilton or Hambleton that moved west to Hopkins Co. Any information on the Tomlinson line appreciated. Thanks, Glenn.

I would like to correspond with anyone researching the MINTONs in Lincoln Co. I especially would like to know if the Philip Minton in the 1850 census is the son of Philip Minton who died ca 1805 in Washington Co, VA. Thank you, Janet Cook