Hi Kathy, Thanks so much. Could you tell me which Osborne's are listed in your book? Again, "thank you." Larry

pg. 110 - Earl Osborne is mentioned in a list of Deacons (since the founding of the Christian Church at Maysville). pg 107 - Mrs. Earl Osborne is noted as a current Sunday School teacher or officer. Also on pg 106: The Worthington class was organized in 1938. One of their projects has been to provide Bibles for all the rooms in the Hayswood Hospital. They also help the local welfare organizations in caring for needy families and assist in many ways within the church. This class was also named for its teacher, the late Mrs. Walter B. Worthington, whose memory will never cease to be an inspiration to its members. Mrs. Earl Osborne is the present teacher. bottom of page 22 and top of page 23: When Alexander Campbell came to Kentucky for the debate in 1823, he carried in his saddle-bags the first three issues of the Christian Baptist, his newly established religious journal. This periodical became the Millenial Harbinger in 1830. A measure of Mr. Campbell's influence in Mason County is shown by the fact that there was soon a growing number of subscribers to these publications in that section. Among the early subscribers were W. Tureman, T.C. Osborne, J. Corwine, J. Bacon, L. Cahill, S. January, A.H. Payne, J. Holton, W. Holton, A. Porter, I.G. Bacon, J.M. January, Colonel J. Pickett, J. Hatton, Daniel Runyon, and Walker Reed, Esq. source footnote: Unpublished manuscript written by Dr. Lewis Jacob Frazee, a member of the Maysville Christian Church, circa 1870. Kathy Seabiker44@wmconnect.com wrote: > > Hi Kathy, > > Thanks so much. Could you tell me which Osborne's are listed in your book? > Again, "thank you." > > Larry > > ==== 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