This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: berry, conner Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WBB.2ACI/3019.1.1 Message Board Post: thank you ms. hines for replying so quickly. the julia conner i am looking for maiden's name was berry.however, i will look at the census for bracken county and see if julia remarried a federer. all i know she was living in mason county in 1914-1920. thanks again

Nice to talk to you. You're descended from Mahala Pollard Strode. What a nice coincidence! My daughter's name is Mahala. She was named for my Dad's paternal great-aunt, Mahala Hawkins Shields, who wasn't related to Samuel Strode. Later we discovered that my wife's great-great grandmother was named Mahala Nickell Blanton. My great-great grandmother was Martha Nickell Hawkins, Mahala Shields' mother. So, there's a possibility that these two great-great grandmothers may have been cousins, and that Martha named her daughter after her cousin, Mahala. Thus far, that's speculation, but we do know that those two Nickell girls were related to some degree, both being descended from John Nickell, who immigrated to Augusta Co., Virginia from County Tyrone, Ireland in the 1720s/30s. Everyone comments on my daughter's pretty and "unusual" name. I explain that it's a family name on both sides, and that "Mahala" was a very popular name for little girls in Kentucky in the early-to-mid 19th century. BEARLYCAROL@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 6/27/2006 5:21:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, captnemo1958@yahoo.com writes: Samuel and Nancy Watson Strode were my paternal grandmother's great-grandparents. Samuel Strode served as a sergeant in the Virginia Militia in the American Revolution under General George Rogers Clark. Samuel first came to what is now Mason County, Kentucky in 1775-6. After the Revolution he received a large land grant on both sides of the North Fork of the Licking River in present-day Mason and Fleming Counties. He and Nancy resided near Lewisburg, Mason County, Kentucky on what is now "Strode's Run Road". Their bodies are buried on the old Fred Adams III farm on Strode's Run. The more famous "Strode's Station", in Clark County, Kentucky was established by Samuel's cousin, John Strode. Samuel and Nancy Strode's daughter, Ann, born 1814, married John Hopper, a settler from Virginia. I do not know the names of all their children, but three of their sons were Morgan B(ryan), Francis, and Lewis Hopper. Morgan Bryan Hopper was my great-grandfather. He served as a sergeant in the Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry (USA), while most of his Strode cousins volunteered for the Southern Confederacy. He, like his uncle, Morgan Bryan Strode, was named in honor of Samuel Strode's uncle (by marriage), Morgan Bryan, Rebecca Bryan Boone's father, hence Daniel Boone's father-in-law. My grandmother, Daisy Hopper Hawkins, was the daughter of Morgan Bryan and Martha Hixson Hopper. I hope you find this information helpful in filling in some of the blanks. Sincerely, Ben Hawkins Hi, Ben, Glad to meet another cousin. I, too, am descended from Samuel Strode & Nancy Watson through their son William who md. Mahala Pollard. Carol Carmichael Knoxville, TN Georgia Surnames: Walters, Vincent, Higginbotham, Sosebee, Upshaw, Jenkins, Miller, Malone Alabama Surnames: Walters, Upshaw, Rivers, Winkler, May Illinois Surnames: Bishop, Winkler, Waddell, Strode, Swearingen, Barcus, DeWitt Kentucky Surnames: Strode, Pollard, Bishop ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== The Simon Kenton Festival and Kenton Kin Reunion is an annual event that is held in Old Washington, Mason County, KY, during the 3rd week-end in Sept. The Festival features Pioneer encampments and craft demonstrations, historical buildings and genealogy research. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Roser Stewart Connor Donaldson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WBB.2ACI/3019.2 Message Board Post: Looks like maybe Julia was gone from the family by 1920. This record is very light and super hard to read. 1920 United States Federal Census > Kentucky > Mason > Lewisburg > District 171 Mt. Sterling Pike FM 150 155 Roser(?), John, head, owns, farm, male, white, 70, wd, immigrated 1892(?), 14 yrs, Germany, farmer, General Farm Stewart, Mary L, head, female, black, 38, wd, KY, general house work Chas, son, male, black, 5, single, KY, student 156 Conner, Noah, brother, male, black, 31, Divorced, KY, farmer, General Farm Leroy, nephew, m, b, 10, s, KY, Student Princella, neice, f, b, 8, s, KY, Student Mamie, niece f, b, 6, s, KY, Student Donaldson(?), John A., nephew, m, b, 17, s, KY, Tennant, General Farm

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Connor Conners Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WBB.2ACI/3019.1 Message Board Post: Looks like there's a Julia Connor who had several children next door in Bracken County. http://www.rootsweb.com/~kybracke/birth2ch.htm

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: berry,conner,blue,howard Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WBB.2ACI/3019 Message Board Post: i am looking for descendants of julia/noah conners. julia was formerly julia berry and she married noah conners approx. 1900. they had children, one being leroy conners. julia was the daughter of george berry and mary blue (her second husband was named william blue). she also had a sister named mabel berry howard. they lived in mason county in 1914.

Hi, I wrote him too and saved his e-mail. How are you? Just asked Tina a while ago if she had heard from you today. Carol L. ----- Original Message ----- From: <BEARLYCAROL@aol.com> To: <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 12:00 PM Subject: Re: [KYMASON-L] Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE/STROUD > > > In a message dated 6/27/2006 5:21:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > captnemo1958@yahoo.com writes: > > Samuel and Nancy Watson Strode were my paternal grandmother's > great-grandparents. Samuel Strode served as a sergeant in the Virginia > Militia in the > American Revolution under General George Rogers Clark. Samuel first came > to > what is now Mason County, Kentucky in 1775-6. After the Revolution he > received > a large land grant on both sides of the North Fork of the Licking River > in > present-day Mason and Fleming Counties. He and Nancy resided near > Lewisburg, > Mason County, Kentucky on what is now "Strode's Run Road". Their bodies > are > buried on the old Fred Adams III farm on Strode's Run. The more famous > "Strode's Station", in Clark County, Kentucky was established by Samuel's > cousin, > John Strode. Samuel and Nancy Strode's daughter, Ann, born 1814, married > John > Hopper, a settler from Virginia. I do not know the names of all their > children, but three of their sons were Morgan B(ryan), Francis, and Lewis > Hopper. > Morgan Bryan Hopper was my great-grandfather. He served as a > sergeant in the Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry (USA), while most of his > Strode > cousins volunteered for the Southern Confederacy. He, like his uncle, > Morgan > Bryan Strode, was named in honor of Samuel Strode's uncle (by marriage), > Morgan Bryan, Rebecca Bryan Boone's father, hence Daniel Boone's > father-in-law. > My grandmother, Daisy Hopper Hawkins, was the daughter of Morgan Bryan > and > Martha Hixson Hopper. I hope you find this information helpful in > filling in > some of the blanks. > Sincerely, > Ben Hawkins > > > Hi, Ben, > > Glad to meet another cousin. I, too, am descended from Samuel Strode & > Nancy Watson through their son William who md. Mahala Pollard. > > > Carol Carmichael > Knoxville, TN > > > > Georgia Surnames: Walters, Vincent, Higginbotham, Sosebee, Upshaw, > Jenkins, > Miller, Malone > Alabama Surnames: Walters, Upshaw, Rivers, Winkler, May > Illinois Surnames: Bishop, Winkler, Waddell, Strode, Swearingen, Barcus, > DeWitt > Kentucky Surnames: Strode, Pollard, Bishop > > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== > The Simon Kenton Festival and Kenton Kin Reunion is an annual event > that is held in Old Washington, Mason County, KY, during the > 3rd week-end in Sept. The Festival features Pioneer encampments > and craft demonstrations, historical buildings and genealogy research. > >

In a message dated 6/27/2006 5:21:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, captnemo1958@yahoo.com writes: Samuel and Nancy Watson Strode were my paternal grandmother's great-grandparents. Samuel Strode served as a sergeant in the Virginia Militia in the American Revolution under General George Rogers Clark. Samuel first came to what is now Mason County, Kentucky in 1775-6. After the Revolution he received a large land grant on both sides of the North Fork of the Licking River in present-day Mason and Fleming Counties. He and Nancy resided near Lewisburg, Mason County, Kentucky on what is now "Strode's Run Road". Their bodies are buried on the old Fred Adams III farm on Strode's Run. The more famous "Strode's Station", in Clark County, Kentucky was established by Samuel's cousin, John Strode. Samuel and Nancy Strode's daughter, Ann, born 1814, married John Hopper, a settler from Virginia. I do not know the names of all their children, but three of their sons were Morgan B(ryan), Francis, and Lewis Hopper. Morgan Bryan Hopper was my great-grandfather. He served as a sergeant in the Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry (USA), while most of his Strode cousins volunteered for the Southern Confederacy. He, like his uncle, Morgan Bryan Strode, was named in honor of Samuel Strode's uncle (by marriage), Morgan Bryan, Rebecca Bryan Boone's father, hence Daniel Boone's father-in-law. My grandmother, Daisy Hopper Hawkins, was the daughter of Morgan Bryan and Martha Hixson Hopper. I hope you find this information helpful in filling in some of the blanks. Sincerely, Ben Hawkins Hi, Ben, Glad to meet another cousin. I, too, am descended from Samuel Strode & Nancy Watson through their son William who md. Mahala Pollard. Carol Carmichael Knoxville, TN Georgia Surnames: Walters, Vincent, Higginbotham, Sosebee, Upshaw, Jenkins, Miller, Malone Alabama Surnames: Walters, Upshaw, Rivers, Winkler, May Illinois Surnames: Bishop, Winkler, Waddell, Strode, Swearingen, Barcus, DeWitt Kentucky Surnames: Strode, Pollard, Bishop

Thank you Ben for answering our post on Samuel and Nancy (Watson) Strode. This is all good information and will fill in some gaps. I had found Anna and John Hopper's marriage and so far the 1850 census for them. Their first child listed on the 1850 was born 10 years after their marriage so I know I don't have all of their children either. Tina and 2 other ladies and I have been e-mailing off the list for days now so if you want to join in on our e-mails please write me back at rdlwcl@alltel.net We have been doing this so as not to over flow the list. Carol Lovitt ----- Original Message ----- From: "ben hawkins" <captnemo1958@yahoo.com> To: <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 5:20 AM Subject: Re: [KYMASON-L] Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE/STROUD > Samuel and Nancy Watson Strode were my paternal grandmother's > great-grandparents. Samuel Strode served as a sergeant in the Virginia > Militia in the American Revolution under General George Rogers Clark. > Samuel first came to what is now Mason County, Kentucky in 1775-6. After > the Revolution he received a large land grant on both sides of the North > Fork of the Licking River in present-day Mason and Fleming Counties. He > and Nancy resided near Lewisburg, Mason County, Kentucky on what is now > "Strode's Run Road". Their bodies are buried on the old Fred Adams III > farm on Strode's Run. The more famous "Strode's Station", in Clark > County, Kentucky was established by Samuel's cousin, John Strode. Samuel > and Nancy Strode's daughter, Ann, born 1814, married John Hopper, a > settler from Virginia. I do not know the names of all their children, but > three of their sons were Morgan B(ryan), Francis, and Lewis Hopper. > Morgan Bryan Hopper was my great-grandfather. He served as a > sergeant in the Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry (USA), while most of his Strode > cousins volunteered for the Southern Confederacy. He, like his uncle, > Morgan Bryan Strode, was named in honor of Samuel Strode's uncle (by > marriage), Morgan Bryan, Rebecca Bryan Boone's father, hence Daniel > Boone's father-in-law. My grandmother, Daisy Hopper Hawkins, was the > daughter of Morgan Bryan and Martha Hixson Hopper. I hope you find this > information helpful in filling in some of the blanks. > Sincerely, > Ben Hawkins >

Samuel and Nancy Watson Strode were my paternal grandmother's great-grandparents. Samuel Strode served as a sergeant in the Virginia Militia in the American Revolution under General George Rogers Clark. Samuel first came to what is now Mason County, Kentucky in 1775-6. After the Revolution he received a large land grant on both sides of the North Fork of the Licking River in present-day Mason and Fleming Counties. He and Nancy resided near Lewisburg, Mason County, Kentucky on what is now "Strode's Run Road". Their bodies are buried on the old Fred Adams III farm on Strode's Run. The more famous "Strode's Station", in Clark County, Kentucky was established by Samuel's cousin, John Strode. Samuel and Nancy Strode's daughter, Ann, born 1814, married John Hopper, a settler from Virginia. I do not know the names of all their children, but three of their sons were Morgan B(ryan), Francis, and Lewis Hopper. Morgan Bryan Hopper was my great-grandfather. He served as a sergeant in the Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry (USA), while most of his Strode cousins volunteered for the Southern Confederacy. He, like his uncle, Morgan Bryan Strode, was named in honor of Samuel Strode's uncle (by marriage), Morgan Bryan, Rebecca Bryan Boone's father, hence Daniel Boone's father-in-law. My grandmother, Daisy Hopper Hawkins, was the daughter of Morgan Bryan and Martha Hixson Hopper. I hope you find this information helpful in filling in some of the blanks. Sincerely, Ben Hawkins rdlwcl@alltel.net wrote: Hi Tina, Am wondering how far up you have researched your Strode family. My father married Anna Elizabeth Strode March 16, 1927 in Maysville, Mason Co. They divorced about 3 years later, have not gotten to search in Maysville for the divorce. The big surprise here was that Elizabeth was pregant at the time of the seperation and did not know it or did not tell my father. We learned of the child when she was 21 and came to our house to find her dad. I was in the first grade and it was Christmas time. I remember it so well this many years later. Elizabeth named her daughter Elizabeth and she went by Betty when we met her. That is the only time I ever saw Betty but have often wondered about her. A few years ago I asked another half sister (my mother's child by her first husband) if she knew anything about Betty and she said yes that she and my dad had visited her several times over the years in Cincinnati Ohio. She could not remember Betty's married name. Elizabeth's parents were Frank M. (Aug 1874-March 19, 1960) and Ella P. Warder (Aug. 1879-May 18, 1969) Strode. Both were born in Kentucky, both died in Fleming Co. Kentucky. If you or anyone else on the list know any more about Elizabeth (Betty), Elizabeth or her parents, please write me back at rdlwcl@alltel.net Thank you so much, Carol Lovitt ----- Original Message ----- From: "TINA REED" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 3:46 PM Subject: [KYMASON-L] Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE/STROUD > > Hi List, > I am a descendant of Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE. > Samuel b. 1754 d.1842 Mason Co. KY. > married : 1789 Bourbon Co. KY. > Nancy (Watson) > b.1769 d.1822 Mason Co. KY. > This is the Samuel STRODE who established Strode's Station?? I am also > wondering about a STRODE burial grounds (cemetery) in Mason Co. KY. Would > anyone have pictures of this cemetery they would be willing to share? And > is it on a private property and old family farm? Just trying to establish > a location. > There have been several past posts on this mailing list from other > researchers on this STRODE family ,I have read thru those I am wondering > if there are any of them still actively searching who are willing to share > information on Samuel and Nancy (Watson) STRODE or any of their > children..? > One post mention that Samuel and Nancy had 15 children I only have 11 > listed.. > Thanks in advance, > Tina chops57@hotmail.com > > these are the children I have for them: > James STRODE b. 1790 d. unk. > +Mary (ROE) > John STRODE b.1871 d. unk. > +Ann (OWENS) > Abraham STRODE b.1793 d.unk. > + ? > Jeremiah STRODE b.1795 d.unk > + ? > William STRODE b.1798 d. 1842 Mason Co. KY. > + Mahala (POLLARD) > Morgan B. STRODE b.1799 > +Nancy(PERRY) > Samuel STRODE b. 1801 d..1861 Mason Co. KY. > +Emilia (CHAMBERLIN) > Micheal STRODE b. 1810 d.1893 > + ? > Paul STRODE b. > +Mary (CHAMBERLIN) > Silas STRODE b.abt 1812 d. unk. > +not married > Mary (STRODE) b. abt 1812 > + William MCCOY > Ann STRODE b.1814 > + ? > > > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== > Visit the Mason County Website! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymason/mason.htm > Be sure to bookmark it! > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== Visit the Mason County Website! http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymason/mason.htm Be sure to bookmark it! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.

Once again I am posting to see if anyone might have this lady in their files. Harriet HOSKINS, bn 20 Aug 1810 in Kentucky died 11 Sep 1891 in Sullivan County MO. By 1834 she was married to Hilery PICKERAL/PICKEREL/PICKRILL, bn 14 Jun 1811 in Mason Co KY died 23 Apr 1890 in Sullivan County MO. If we follow a traditional naming pattern, it is possible that her father was a William. Their first son was named Richard, which I believe is after Hilery's father.

Charlie somewhere I saved the data you sent.  Is the Scott dna on FTdna site?  I am going to up the markers and see what happens I am also going to ask another cousin to do the test.  **************************** I just read the Robert Scott's that are in "The Kentucky Gazette 1801-1820". I have a feeling that the Robert Scott in Jassamine County may be mine.  NO facts so looking for them.  The Scott list I have not seen for some time so if you have it you may add this letter to that list in case anyone has these in their family.  Twice there is implications that Robert Scott has a father John Scott.  That would make sense then for John Cornelius Scott to have a John Scott.  Also there is reference to a Catholic Priest twice along with Robert Scott's name but other ministers also.  Robert pages 36, 66, 96, 120, 151, 188, 263, 267 277   Robt 296. Since Robert had son around 1817-1818 depending on tombstone and family data :>) , the Robert whom died prior to 1817 can not be father.  One down but which one.  :>) Next time at library I will gather data on the JOHN SCOTT 's mentioned in book. pg 36 Volume  XV11, number 898  tues 29 Nov 1803 Thomas M Green, living near Greenville in Jefferson County of the Mississippi Territory, regarding a runaway slave named Charles, formerly the property of Thomas B Scott and  Robert Scott of Jassamine County where his wife and children still live. ?? the wife and children reference is to Mr. Green?? 66 I missed copying   :<(  Does someone have? 96pg Vol XX No 1134  Tuesday 21 July 1807 Robert Scott "at Shawnee Town on the Indian side about nine miles from the mouth of the Saline Creek" on his way to Natchez, regarding runaway slave named Billy, formerly the property of Waller Overton near Lexington.  Deliver to "my father ". John Scott , in Jessamine County. pg 120 vol xx11 Nu 1203 Tues 15 Nov 1808 Electors were elected : Mr. Carr, Mr. Bodley, Mr. Scott, Mr Taylor, Mr. Greenup, Mr. Irvine, Mr. Trimble, Mr. Grayson, John Payne, Mr. Clay, Mr. Hall, Mr Simpson, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Duval Payne, Mr Rogers, Mr Wilson. Kentucky Gazette Extra, Saturday 26 Nov 1808 John C Richardson and Thomas B Warren, executors of the estate of Robert Scott, dec'd, who lived in North Elkhorn in Fayette County, regarding the estate sale. ( this one is to deceased before John can be b orn) pg 151 No 15 Vol 11, Tuesday 9 April 1811 No 1330 Vol 25 W. Macbean regarding a note endorsed by Jeremiah Neave and now in the hands of Robert Scott, Mentions Maj. James Morrison. Pg 188 No 23, vol 1V, Tuesday 8 June 1813 Vol 27 Thomas Bodley regarding wagons being used for the military. Mentions Robert Scott and Col Morrison. pg263 #14? Vol. 1V Friday 3 April 1818 Vol XXX11 Amy Scott of Lexington has land for rent, the property of the late Robert Scott, dec'd. Apply to JOHN FOWLER. ( he could be mine?) pg267 no. 25 Vol 1V, Friday 19 June 1818 Voume XXX11 Thomas Bodley regarding suits in the Fayette Circuit Court, June term: Abraham Venable Vx. Aaron M'Daniel and Wm Johnson. Also mentions Thomas Scott, George Trotter and John Tilford Vs Isacc Longstreth and others. Robert Scott , agent for Morrison, Boswells & Sutton, regarding property for sale. pg 277 No 2, Volume V,Friday 8 Jan 1819 Voume XXX111, Several Ads appear regarding the suit of Alexander Cranston & Company, vs John P Schatzell and mention Abraham S Barton, Robert Scott, John Tilford, Matthew T Scott, John L Martin, Levi Hart, Mr. Carorol, Mr. Shultz, the White Lead Manufactory, John H Hanna, Andrew Alexander, John Keating, John Woodward and T. F. Talbot. pg 296 No. 47, Vol V, Friday 19 Nov 1819 Volume XXX111 Fr. Ridgley lost a bundle of papers. Mentions Robrt. Scott, Col James Morrison and John Edmunds. Thomas Bodley about a suit in Fayette Cuircuit Court, October term: Thomas Scott, George Trotter and John Tilford vs. Thomas Owen, Jr. and Isaac T. Longstreth (merchants trading as Owen, Longstreth, & Company), John All, and Mr. Kirkpatrick. &&&&&&&&&&& I suspect Thomas, Matthew and Robert are related. We know that Thomas and Robert are the sons of JOHN SCOTT. Does anyone have any of these Scott's in their files. I need to accept or weed them from mine. SusiCP@aol.com or SusiCP@cox.net dau of MOM dau of Inez Scott Hoffman dau of Cornelius Scott son of John SCOTT b KY 1818-1817 ? father from VA family says name was Robert? *****

I don't know if James died in Mason or Nicholas County. I'd guess Nicholas though. 1850 United States Federal Census > Kentucky > Nicholas > District 1 Enumerated the 7th day of Aug, 1850 72 72 William Gray, 37, m, Farmer, -, KY Rachel, 35, f, Ky Polly Ann, 15, f, Ky Malinda J., 13, f, Ky Francis D., 11, m, Ky Lucinda, 9, f, Ky Robert, 7, m, Ky William W., 5, m, Ky John S., 2, m, Ky Lucy Ann, 1, f, Ky 73 73 Harrison Gray, 33, m, Farmer, -, Ky Ann, 30, f, Ky Mary, 13, f, Ky Catharine, 11, f, Ky Frances Gray, 8, f, KY Nancy, 6, f, Ky William, 5, m, KY Harvey, 3, m, Ky Thomas Atkins, 25, m, Laborer, Ky 74 74 James Gray, 68, m, Farmer, 300, Virginia Agnes, 72, f, Va Catharine, 64 (or 69?), f, Va 1860 United States Federal Census > Kentucky > Nicholas > District 1 Enumerated the 19th day of June, 1860 Post Office: Buzzard Roost, Ky 340 341 Edward Nichols, 51, m, Farmer, 3000, 1360, Ky Cintha Nichols, 29, f, KY Martha Cassaday, 16, f, Ky David Gray, 21, m, Laborer, -, 120, Ky 341 342 William Gray, 40, m, Farmer, 100, 250, Ky, can not read or write Nancy Gray, 30, f, Ky, can not read or write W W Gray, 15, m, Ky, attended school Lucy Ann Gray, 11, f, Ky, attended school Thos Gray, 9, m, Ky, attended school Sarah Gray, 2, f, Ky Agnes Gray, 75, f, 200, -, Virginia, can not read or write Kathy -----Original Message----- From: JGravdiger@aol.com [mailto:JGravdiger@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 4:13 PM To: KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYMASON-L] Can you Help? Matthew Gray born abt 1747 in PA Died 22-DEC-1836 in Mason County, KY? So I have been told? Buried? Married Ann Nancy? Full name? Born? Have been told the British Isle? Died Mason County, KY? Kids were: James Gray born abt 1782 ? Were? Died 1860 ? Mason County, KY Married Agnes Summer 10-June-1802 Mason County, KY Can anyone help me out. Thanks for your time and trouble. Jim Gray ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== List problems? First, read the Welcome Message that you received when you subscribed. E-mail List Mom at mailto:daisysroots@yahoo.com Visit Daisy's Roots! http://www.rootsweb.com/~daisy/1daisy.htm

Matthew Gray born abt 1747 in PA Died 22-DEC-1836 in Mason County, KY? So I have been told? Buried? Married Ann Nancy? Full name? Born? Have been told the British Isle? Died Mason County, KY? Kids were: James Gray born abt 1782 ? Were? Died 1860 ? Mason County, KY Married Agnes Summer 10-June-1802 Mason County, KY Can anyone help me out. Thanks for your time and trouble. Jim Gray

Carol, Do you have any Strode's marrying an Edgington anywhere? One of my relatives was John Strode Edgington. Thanks, Jerry Edgington > [Original Message] > From: <rdlwcl@alltel.net> > To: <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 6/23/2006 2:39:34 PM > Subject: Re: [KYMASON-L] Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE/STROUD > > Hi Carol, > I have just been doing census on my Elizabeth's Strode line. Her father was > Franklin, his father was Gilbert and Gilbert's father was Morgan B. These > were all in Mason Co. As for my line going into Fleming Co. the first one > that I can find there is Franklin but he was born and raised in Mason. No > the county lines might have changed again or Franklin could have moved a > short distance and was in Fleming Co. as the county lines meet. > > I just checked Tina's e-mail again and the Morgan B. Strode who was the > father of Gilbert was the son of Samuel and Nancy Watson Strode. There is > our connection. Now have you and Tina fellowed the line up to Gilbert and > Franklin? If so do you know any thing about Franklin's daughter Elizabeth? > Carol > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <BEARLYCAROL@aol.com> > To: <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 1:44 PM > Subject: Re: [KYMASON-L] Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE/STROUD > > > > Hi Carol, > > > > Another cousin of Tina's here also researching out Strode roots. > > > > We're gone back to Warinus de la Strode who went to England with William > > the > > Conqueror in 1066. I just recently learned that the Strode name came > > from > > the land he was granted by William after he became King William I of > > England. > > Of course, the Normans who invaded England spoke French which became the > > offical language of the land for some two hundred years after the > > invasion, and > > the "de la" is "of the" in French. So I guess that means Warinus was > > "Warius > > of the Strode", or some such. > > > > I would love to make the connection to the group that ended up in Fleming > > Co., KY. Our Samuel was in Mason Co., but I've found evidence that at > > least on > > of the children was in Fleming Co. How is the Fleming County line > > connected? > > > > Carol > > > > > > > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== > > Visit the Mason County Website! > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymason/mason.htm > > Be sure to bookmark it! > > > > > > > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== > Visit the Mason County Website! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymason/mason.htm > Be sure to bookmark it!

Hi Carol, I have just been doing census on my Elizabeth's Strode line. Her father was Franklin, his father was Gilbert and Gilbert's father was Morgan B. These were all in Mason Co. As for my line going into Fleming Co. the first one that I can find there is Franklin but he was born and raised in Mason. No the county lines might have changed again or Franklin could have moved a short distance and was in Fleming Co. as the county lines meet. I just checked Tina's e-mail again and the Morgan B. Strode who was the father of Gilbert was the son of Samuel and Nancy Watson Strode. There is our connection. Now have you and Tina fellowed the line up to Gilbert and Franklin? If so do you know any thing about Franklin's daughter Elizabeth? Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: <BEARLYCAROL@aol.com> To: <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 1:44 PM Subject: Re: [KYMASON-L] Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE/STROUD > Hi Carol, > > Another cousin of Tina's here also researching out Strode roots. > > We're gone back to Warinus de la Strode who went to England with William > the > Conqueror in 1066. I just recently learned that the Strode name came > from > the land he was granted by William after he became King William I of > England. > Of course, the Normans who invaded England spoke French which became the > offical language of the land for some two hundred years after the > invasion, and > the "de la" is "of the" in French. So I guess that means Warinus was > "Warius > of the Strode", or some such. > > I would love to make the connection to the group that ended up in Fleming > Co., KY. Our Samuel was in Mason Co., but I've found evidence that at > least on > of the children was in Fleming Co. How is the Fleming County line > connected? > > Carol > > > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== > Visit the Mason County Website! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymason/mason.htm > Be sure to bookmark it! > >

Hi Carol, Another cousin of Tina's here also researching out Strode roots. We're gone back to Warinus de la Strode who went to England with William the Conqueror in 1066. I just recently learned that the Strode name came from the land he was granted by William after he became King William I of England. Of course, the Normans who invaded England spoke French which became the offical language of the land for some two hundred years after the invasion, and the "de la" is "of the" in French. So I guess that means Warinus was "Warius of the Strode", or some such. I would love to make the connection to the group that ended up in Fleming Co., KY. Our Samuel was in Mason Co., but I've found evidence that at least on of the children was in Fleming Co. How is the Fleming County line connected? Carol

Hi Tina, Am wondering how far up you have researched your Strode family. My father married Anna Elizabeth Strode March 16, 1927 in Maysville, Mason Co. They divorced about 3 years later, have not gotten to search in Maysville for the divorce. The big surprise here was that Elizabeth was pregant at the time of the seperation and did not know it or did not tell my father. We learned of the child when she was 21 and came to our house to find her dad. I was in the first grade and it was Christmas time. I remember it so well this many years later. Elizabeth named her daughter Elizabeth and she went by Betty when we met her. That is the only time I ever saw Betty but have often wondered about her. A few years ago I asked another half sister (my mother's child by her first husband) if she knew anything about Betty and she said yes that she and my dad had visited her several times over the years in Cincinnati Ohio. She could not remember Betty's married name. Elizabeth's parents were Frank M. (Aug 1874-March 19, 1960) and Ella P. Warder (Aug. 1879-May 18, 1969) Strode. Both were born in Kentucky, both died in Fleming Co. Kentucky. If you or anyone else on the list know any more about Elizabeth (Betty), Elizabeth or her parents, please write me back at rdlwcl@alltel.net Thank you so much, Carol Lovitt ----- Original Message ----- From: "TINA REED" <chops57@hotmail.com> To: <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 3:46 PM Subject: [KYMASON-L] Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE/STROUD > > Hi List, > I am a descendant of Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE. > Samuel b. 1754 d.1842 Mason Co. KY. > married : 1789 Bourbon Co. KY. > Nancy (Watson) > b.1769 d.1822 Mason Co. KY. > This is the Samuel STRODE who established Strode's Station?? I am also > wondering about a STRODE burial grounds (cemetery) in Mason Co. KY. Would > anyone have pictures of this cemetery they would be willing to share? And > is it on a private property and old family farm? Just trying to establish > a location. > There have been several past posts on this mailing list from other > researchers on this STRODE family ,I have read thru those I am wondering > if there are any of them still actively searching who are willing to share > information on Samuel and Nancy (Watson) STRODE or any of their > children..? > One post mention that Samuel and Nancy had 15 children I only have 11 > listed.. > Thanks in advance, > Tina chops57@hotmail.com > > these are the children I have for them: > James STRODE b. 1790 d. unk. > +Mary (ROE) > John STRODE b.1871 d. unk. > +Ann (OWENS) > Abraham STRODE b.1793 d.unk. > + ? > Jeremiah STRODE b.1795 d.unk > + ? > William STRODE b.1798 d. 1842 Mason Co. KY. > + Mahala (POLLARD) > Morgan B. STRODE b.1799 > +Nancy(PERRY) > Samuel STRODE b. 1801 d..1861 Mason Co. KY. > +Emilia (CHAMBERLIN) > Micheal STRODE b. 1810 d.1893 > + ? > Paul STRODE b. > +Mary (CHAMBERLIN) > Silas STRODE b.abt 1812 d. unk. > +not married > Mary (STRODE) b. abt 1812 > + William MCCOY > Ann STRODE b.1814 > + ? > > > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== > Visit the Mason County Website! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymason/mason.htm > Be sure to bookmark it! > >

Hi List, I am a descendant of Samuel and Nancy(Watson)STRODE. Samuel b. 1754 d.1842 Mason Co. KY. married : 1789 Bourbon Co. KY. Nancy (Watson) b.1769 d.1822 Mason Co. KY. This is the Samuel STRODE who established Strode's Station?? I am also wondering about a STRODE burial grounds (cemetery) in Mason Co. KY. Would anyone have pictures of this cemetery they would be willing to share? And is it on a private property and old family farm? Just trying to establish a location. There have been several past posts on this mailing list from other researchers on this STRODE family ,I have read thru those I am wondering if there are any of them still actively searching who are willing to share information on Samuel and Nancy (Watson) STRODE or any of their children..? One post mention that Samuel and Nancy had 15 children I only have 11 listed.. Thanks in advance, Tina chops57@hotmail.com these are the children I have for them: James STRODE b. 1790 d. unk. +Mary (ROE) John STRODE b.1871 d. unk. +Ann (OWENS) Abraham STRODE b.1793 d.unk. + ? Jeremiah STRODE b.1795 d.unk + ? William STRODE b.1798 d. 1842 Mason Co. KY. + Mahala (POLLARD) Morgan B. STRODE b.1799 +Nancy(PERRY) Samuel STRODE b. 1801 d..1861 Mason Co. KY. +Emilia (CHAMBERLIN) Micheal STRODE b. 1810 d.1893 + ? Paul STRODE b. +Mary (CHAMBERLIN) Silas STRODE b.abt 1812 d. unk. +not married Mary (STRODE) b. abt 1812 + William MCCOY Ann STRODE b.1814 + ?

I may some answers for you, but I need to look at the rest of my GATES information. My Gates lived in Adams and Brown County. William Gates fought in the Rev. War and settled in Adams Co. about 1817. The connection to your Gates is just a theory, but I am going to work on it. I just looked at the 1880 census for your Joseph Gates. His father was born in Maryland according to it. In addition to Basset, there is a son named Anson and I do know that my William had a grandson named Anson. My Anson's father was also a William. The younger William was born in Maryland and married a Cyntha (born in Ohio). They lived in Adams County near Aberdeen. William's brother, Allen, did live in Aberdeen. William died in 1859. The 1860 census (Union Township, Brown County) lists his widow, Cyntha, living with the Ephraim Flaugher family. Her children are listed as G W (who I think is a George) age 13, and a Josias age 8. Her son, Anson, is listed as living with another family in another township in Brown County (I can't remember off hand which township). IDEA#1 - Is your Joseph my Josias? Would my Anson have been your Joseph's brother and therefore named his son after his brother? IDEA #2 - The 1920 census with Basset's family there is a son Allen listed. My William had a son Allen so there is another family name that may or not be coincidence. These are just ideas, but something to look into. This is strange as I tried for a long time to find more on my oldest William and struck out. I started back on him the other day and found a will and some baptism records for some of his grandchildren. Now your email gives me something else. If the connection proves to be true, I have pension records for the first William and other information that I can share. I am actually descended through William's daughter, Mary. Lynn Koehler ----- Original Message ----- From: <cpursch@cox.net> To: <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 7:51 PM Subject: [KYMASON-L] Gates, Myrtle (b. 1914)(d. Sep12, 1949 Mason County, Kentucky) > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: GATES, HARMON, PORTER > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WBB.2ACI/3018 > > Message Board Post: > > My grandmother is Myrtle Douglas Gates. According to the birth > certificate of her daughter Genevieve she was born in 1914 and also > according to the 1910 Census. Myrtle(Myrtie) had two brothers and one > sister. Cahen (b. @1913), Clarence (b.1919) and Mary (b. 1926). Myrtle's > parents were Bassett Gates and Mittie L Unknown. Bassett was born in 1879 > according to the 1880 Census. Bassett's parents are/were Joseph C Gates > and Mary Conely. I have Joseph being born in Aberdeen, Ohio (b. 1856) and > Mary being born 1849 in Ireland. Joseph and Mary were married on April 1, > 1875 in Maysville, Kentucky. Does anyone have any information on this > family? Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you in advance for your help > > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== > List problems? First, read the Welcome Message that you received > when you subscribed. E-mail List Mom at mailto:daisysroots@yahoo.com > Visit Daisy's Roots! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~daisy/1daisy.htm >

Lynn, Thank you so much. I have been trying to find information on the gates for a long time and have not been very successful. I finally found some information when some kind soul sent me a census record. And when she did that I found Joseph and Bassett. I did a search on the Kentucky Death Records the other day and the only Joseph C that I found died in 1930 in Boyle County, Kentucky but the dates don't match with the birth I have, but the birth could be wrong to as I took the birth from the Census records. I am sending for the death certificate anyway because it will possibly help. You have been a great help. I had no idea anyone else was researching the Gates family at all. And, if I can be of any assistance to you please do not hesitate to send me an email. Again thank you so much for your help. Cynthia -----Original Message----- From: Lynn Koehler [mailto:lkoehler@sc.rr.com] Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 10:24 AM To: KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYMASON-L] Gates, Myrtle (b. 1914)(d. Sep12, 1949 Mason County, Kentucky) I may some answers for you, but I need to look at the rest of my GATES information. My Gates lived in Adams and Brown County. William Gates fought in the Rev. War and settled in Adams Co. about 1817. The connection to your Gates is just a theory, but I am going to work on it. I just looked at the 1880 census for your Joseph Gates. His father was born in Maryland according to it. In addition to Basset, there is a son named Anson and I do know that my William had a grandson named Anson. My Anson's father was also a William. The younger William was born in Maryland and married a Cyntha (born in Ohio). They lived in Adams County near Aberdeen. William's brother, Allen, did live in Aberdeen. William died in 1859. The 1860 census (Union Township, Brown County) lists his widow, Cyntha, living with the Ephraim Flaugher family. Her children are listed as G W (who I think is a George) age 13, and a Josias age 8. Her son, Anson, is listed as living with another family in another township in Brown County (I can't remember off hand which township). IDEA#1 - Is your Joseph my Josias? Would my Anson have been your Joseph's brother and therefore named his son after his brother? IDEA #2 - The 1920 census with Basset's family there is a son Allen listed. My William had a son Allen so there is another family name that may or not be coincidence. These are just ideas, but something to look into. This is strange as I tried for a long time to find more on my oldest William and struck out. I started back on him the other day and found a will and some baptism records for some of his grandchildren. Now your email gives me something else. If the connection proves to be true, I have pension records for the first William and other information that I can share. I am actually descended through William's daughter, Mary. Lynn Koehler ----- Original Message ----- From: <cpursch@cox.net> To: <KYMASON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 7:51 PM Subject: [KYMASON-L] Gates, Myrtle (b. 1914)(d. Sep12, 1949 Mason County, Kentucky) > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: GATES, HARMON, PORTER > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WBB.2ACI/3018 > > Message Board Post: > > My grandmother is Myrtle Douglas Gates. According to the birth > certificate of her daughter Genevieve she was born in 1914 and also > according to the 1910 Census. Myrtle(Myrtie) had two brothers and one > sister. Cahen (b. @1913), Clarence (b.1919) and Mary (b. 1926). Myrtle's > parents were Bassett Gates and Mittie L Unknown. Bassett was born in 1879 > according to the 1880 Census. Bassett's parents are/were Joseph C Gates > and Mary Conely. I have Joseph being born in Aberdeen, Ohio (b. 1856) and > Mary being born 1849 in Ireland. Joseph and Mary were married on April 1, > 1875 in Maysville, Kentucky. Does anyone have any information on this > family? Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you in advance for your help > > > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== > List problems? First, read the Welcome Message that you received > when you subscribed. E-mail List Mom at mailto:daisysroots@yahoo.com > Visit Daisy's Roots! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~daisy/1daisy.htm > ==== KYMASON Mailing List ==== Visit the Mason County Website! http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymason/mason.htm Be sure to bookmark it!