Can anyone help me in finding out the maiden name of Joseph Back's wife Rosa? They were married in Marion County somewhere around 1841 and 1842. Joseph was from Garrard County but Rosa was from Marion County. Rosa was born around 1817.

List: 2 questions: 1) My ggg uncle George W. Abell, b 6 Nov. 1828. On 1850 Census there are two George Abells, age 21 in Marion Co.(One listed as George A, but cd be error, as most were named George Washington). 1880 census shows two George Abells, age 52, one m. to Elizabeth, one to a Martha. Found a family group sheet on LDS site that shows a Geo. W. married to Martha Jane Ewing, but the submitter gives Martha Ewing's d.o.d. as 1877, so she shouldn't be on the 1880 census! Can anyone tell me who this other George Abell is, and which George married Martha Ewing, and Martha's actual date of death? 2) Went to the LDS Family History Center yesterday and checked Marion Co. and Abell listings at Salt Lake City. Found two listings I had not heard of: Abell, Abel, Able surnames in the federal census of KY, 1800-1850, and The Abell Family of St. Mary's County MD and the American Revolution, both by William Russell Abell. Unfortunately the 1st is not available on microfilm/fiche, so can't get it on loan. Anyone know of these books? If fairly accurate the census book could be very helpful, as it includes some genealogical information which might sort out these pesky Abells. Any info greatly appreciated! Beth Abel Jones

For those of you who had ancestors who left Maryland and went west to KY, then to Indiana-- the Daviess and Martin Co, IN lists are now online. To subscribe: INDAVIES-L-request@rootsweb.com INMARTIN-L-request@rootsweb.com Some MD family names in these two counties (they are side-by-side): Spalding, Mattingly, Montgomery, Bowling, Seal, Green, Shircliffe, McAtee, Cissell, Yeager, Riney, Raney, Gootee, Brown, Melton, Ash, Mudd, Bryan/OBryan, etc. Shirley

Hi List Members! Does anyone out there have information on Samuel Cartwright? He was, from what I have gathered, a Longhunter, of KY, who died young. His daughter, Sarah was said to have married an unknown Phillips Boy, who was the father of Thomas, Benjamin and John Phillips of Phillips' Station. Thomas ended up having a land dispute in which many of the first settlers of that area participated. They are: >William Pope >James Guthrie >Jacob Vanmeter >Thomas Phillips >John Tuell >James Dogherty >John Phillips >Mesheck Carter >Benjamin Phillips >Samel Haycraft >David Standiford >James Pursell >George Pomeroy >James StevensonAdam Shepherd >Charles Whitaker >Squire Boone >Leven Cooper >James McCawley >James Patton >James Welsh I had posted this query to the wrong list. Found out the areas I need to address are Nelson, Washington, and Marion Counties. Thanks for any interest! Christen Rosamilia

I ran across this when looking for someone else. The name is familiar so thought I would see if anyone can use it. Vickie Headline: SOUTHERN INDIANA DEATHS Publication Date: October 31, 1991 Source: The Courier-Journal Louisville, KY Page: 05B Subjects: Region: Kentucky Obituary: LANESVILLE -- The Rev. Charles Borgia McCauley died Tuesday at his home in Floyd County. He was a native of St. Francis, Ky., and was pastor of St. George Catholic Church in Louisville. He was ordained a priest in 1951 and served at St. Thomas More, St. James, St. Philip Neri, Holy Cross, Holy Name and St. Lawrence churches in Louisville; SS. Peter & Paul Church in Danville, Ky.; and St. Monica Church in Bardstown, Ky. He also was founding pastor of St. Sylvester Church in Ottenheim, Ky., and St. Michael Church in Jeffersontown, Ky. Survivors: a brother, Thomas Gerald McCauley of Edwardsville, Ind.; and seven sisters, Mary Grace McClure of Jeffersontown, Mary Rita Goss of Lanesville, Patricia A. Watkins of New Albany, Carol Ann Baumert of Lorain, Ohio, Reginia C. Arnett, Mary Emily McCauley and Mary L. Reinig. Funeral: 11 a.m. Saturday, St. George Catholic Church, 1410 Dixie Highway. Burial: St. Mary Cemetery, Lanesville. Visitation: Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Road, Louisville, 2-9 p.m. Thursday and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, and the church, 5-9 p.m. Friday and after 9 a.m. Saturday. Memorial gifts: St. Vincent dePaul Society or Mass of the Air.

Hi, I spoke with Mary at the Marion Co. Public Library yesterday. If you have the date of death, they will look up an obit in the Lebanon Enterprise (on microfilm, don't know how far back this paper existed) and send a copy to you, cost is $5.00. Marion Co. Public Library 201 East Main St. Lebanon KY 40033 Beth Abel Jones

Judy, <Would you please lookup John Reese Mattingly and Cyprian Mattingly.> "Early Catholic Cemetery Listings of Washington, Nelson, and Marion Counties, Kentucky" c1984 by West Central Kentucky Family Research Association No John Reese or Cyprian St. Charles Cemetery, St. Mary, KY, on Hwy 327: John Mattingly b. 1830 d. Mat. 13, 1852 [this is the way it is printed in book] John Mattingly s/o F & M b. Dec 9, 1848 d. Jan 20, 1869 John Mattingly s/o William b. June 4, 1795 d. Dec 29, 1838 Jeanne

>"Early Catholic Cemetery Listings of Washington, Nelson, >and Marion Counties, Kentucky" c1984 by West Central Kentucky Family >Research Association> >>are any Nevitts in that book of yours?>> Vicki, Only one: Holy Cross Cemetery, Marion Co, KY on Hwy 49: Nevitt, Mary C. b. Nov 22, 1830 d. July 21, 1908 Jeanne

<< I have "Early Catholic Cemetery Listings of Washington, Nelson, and Marion Counties, Kentucky" c1984 by West Central Kentucky Family Research Association. >> <<I don't suppose this book can still be purchased? Do you know? I'd appreciate any information you might send me on this. >> Lisa, I don't know whether this book can still be purchased. Jeanne

Beth Holy Name of Mary Cemetery at Calvary, Marion Co KY, Hwy 208 south of Lebanon: Joseph Abell b. Oct. 10, 1795 d. Aug 13, 1863 Martha Abell, wife of Joseph b. Sept 15, 1798 d. Aug 22, 1876 -------- St. Augustine's Catholic Cemetery, Lebanon, Marion Co KY, on Hwy 208: John Abell b. Apr 10, 1803 d. Mar 23, 1878 -------- St.Charles Cemetery at St. Mary, Marion Co KY, on Hwy 327: J.I. Abell & Wife of J.I. (no dates)

Beth and all, Yes, I will do look-ups but might take some time.. Jeanne

thank you vickie for your good work!!

Dear List, Trying to locate an obit for Marion Co, 1914. What newspapers would this have been published in? Thanks, Beth

Beth I have "Early Catholic Cemetery Listings of Washington, Nelson, and Marion Counties, Kentucky" c1984 by West Central Kentucky Family Research Association. It includes Old Holy Name of Mary. Will do a few look-ups. Who are you looking for? Jeanne

Sorry here is the address to the 1850 census in KY ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/census/ky/

From: Barbara Terhune <bat@bitstorm.net> To: KYWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com <KYWASHIN-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [KYWASHIN-L] Rockbridge and *many* KY Cemeteries Date: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 7:38 AM Hope this helps, Michael Hendricks wrote: > Hi > > Seeking info on Rockbridge Cem. by the Rockbridge Baptist Church in > Washington Co.,Ky. > Located near Willisburg. (1972) North about 1.8 miles from Willisburg on Rockbridge church road south of Hwy. 1754. Left central NE quadrant. And below is the Mercer Co., KY web page that provides info about *lots* of KY cemeteries and their locations. Every KY researcher should have it bookmarked. Happy hunting. Barb Terhune Source: <http://w3.one.net/~durp/Locator/locframe.htm> Church and Cemetery Locator - Anderson, Boyle, Casey, Garrard, Jessamine, Lincoln, Marion, Mercer, Woodford and Washington Counties (and a few others, here and there) > > Mikeå

Here's a great resource from the Washington Co mailing list, and it does show two Holy Name cemeteries, one "New", it's the older one that will have most of our people who died before 1880. Anyone have an index for this "old" Holy Name? Beth

Hi to all, Just thought that I would pass this on. I finally got the 1850 Marion County, KY Census on line with Rootsweb census project. Hope it helps someone, vickie

I have a book entitled St Rose Cemetery-Washington County Cemetery Book 4 and other Tidbits" Compiled by Dianna F Bertram 1992. The book contains- St Rose Cemetery St Rose Cemetery (Blacks) St Rose Cemetery 1892-Forward Springfield City Cemetery Hardin's Creek Baptist Church Willing to do lookups if anyone interested, Vickie Always looking for Nevitt (if anyone spots one, hold them down till I get there)

hello Worland rooters, Can anyone connect with this line? If so please advise Descendants of Worland Generation No. 1 1. WORLAND1 was born in Kentucky. Child of WORLAND is: 2. i. VINCENT2 WORLAND, b. August 1837, Indiana; d. res St Paul, Ks 1900. Generation No. 2 2. VINCENT2 WORLAND (WORLAND1) was born August 1837 in Indiana, and died in res St Paul, Ks 1900. He married EMOLINE [WORLAND]. She was born August 1842 in Indiana, and died in res St Paul, Ks 1900. Children of VINCENT WORLAND and EMOLINE [WORLAND] are: i. LEO3 WORLAND, b. August 1864, Indiana; d. res St Paul, Ks 1900. ii. ANNA WORLAND, b. December 1875, Indiana. iii. LINNIE WORLAND, b. October 1877, Indiana. iv. IDA WORLAND, b. January 1880, Indiana. Thanks, Randy Dunavan Longview, Texas