Looking for info on Nancy Ann Gray who was married to George H Mitchell in Nicholas County, KY on 19-Sept-1866 . Thanks Jim

Found more SEE info. My grandmother, Mary Lee DAUGHETEE SCOTT, had a step-brother, Green HOLMES of whom she was very fond. After she moved to Texas in the 1880s they kept in touch. He was the son of Leslie C. HOLMES b Mar 1842 Estill Co KY & Susan HATTON b 1842 Powell Co KY married 7 Mar 1864 Powell Co KY. Green HOLMES b abt 1867 Powell Co KY married 21 Nov 1900 as his second wife, Laura A. SEE age 15. She had both of her parents consent. After the death of Susan HATTON HOLMES, dau of John HATTON, Leslie HOLMES 28 married my great grandmother, Mollie DARTY (sic) 30 Aug 1874 in Estill Co KY. Mary "Mollie" JENNETT DAUGHETEE born July 1851 Madison Co KY had married my grgrandfather Isaac Samuel DAUGHETTE 30 August 1874 in Montgomery Co KY. They were divorced. 1900 CENSUS POWELL COUNTY, KY PRECINCT #3 Beverly SEE 63 W M farms KY KY KY Martha " 44 W F wife M keeps house Grant " 18 W M son S farm labor Bluford " 15 W M son S farm labor Howard " 14 W M son S farm labor Rutha C. " 13 W F dau S at home Beverly ? " 9 W F dau S Annie " 7 W F dau S Minnerva " 7 W F dau S Henry W. " 3/12 W M son S

Unable to balance data below??? Census data does not look like 1900??? Don't find Laura SEE thereon?? How does Beverly SEE connect to Laura? Hal McCawley in Foster City, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth L. Cunningham" <rladell@satx.rr.com> To: <KYMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2005 11:07 AM Subject: [KYMONTGO-L] SEE > Found more SEE info. > > My grandmother, Mary Lee DAUGHETEE SCOTT, had a step-brother, Green HOLMES of whom she was very fond. After she moved to Texas in the 1880s they kept in touch. He was the son of Leslie C. HOLMES b Mar 1842 Estill Co KY & Susan HATTON b 1842 Powell Co KY married 7 Mar 1864 Powell Co KY. Green HOLMES b abt 1867 Powell Co KY married 21 Nov 1900 as his second wife, Laura A. SEE age 15. She had both of her parents consent. After the death of Susan HATTON HOLMES, dau of John HATTON, Leslie HOLMES 28 married my great grandmother, Mollie DARTY (sic) 30 Aug 1874 in Estill Co KY. Mary "Mollie" JENNETT DAUGHETEE born July 1851 Madison Co KY had married my grgrandfather Isaac Samuel DAUGHETTE 30 August 1874 in Montgomery Co KY. They were divorced. > > 1900 CENSUS POWELL COUNTY, KY > PRECINCT #3 > Beverly SEE 63 W M farms KY KY KY > Martha " 44 W F wife M keeps house > Grant " 18 W M son S farm labor > Bluford " 15 W M son S farm labor > Howard " 14 W M son S farm labor > Rutha C. " 13 W F dau S at home > Beverly ? " 9 W F dau S > Annie " 7 W F dau S > Minnerva " 7 W F dau S > Henry W. " 3/12 W M son S > > > ==== KYMONTGO Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE send a new e-mail to KYMONTGO-L-request@rootsweb.com or KYMONTGO-D-request@rootsweb.com with nothing in the body of the e-mail except the word unsubscribe. > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.1.0 - Release Date: 2/18/05 > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.1.0 - Release Date: 2/18/05

Hi, Sharon, There are a ton of Willoughbys in Range 30 of the county map. Try this link directly for that scan: http://client.webshots.com/photo/264617304/275895664ekthCi I don't see any Willoughbys listed on the town of Camargo scan, but it was also a district so they might be anywhere on the east side of the county map. I'll keep looking for you. Let me know, please, if the link works or doesn't work. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon" <higbee@bluemarble.net> To: <KYMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2005 9:15 AM Subject: [KYMONTGO-L] re: Maps all scanned! > Patricia, > > I have been following your map project and am very impressed at the amount > of time you must have spent on this. Thank you for your dedication to help > others seeking info for their family roots in Mongtomery County. > > I have had a bit of trouble finding your specific site at webshots.com. Can > you possibly copy and paste the exact address for your map photos? I > searched for Mt. Sterling map, Montgomery County, and your name, and did not > see a reverence in the search results to your maps in the first 2 pages of > results. I do not have access to DSL in my area and the search is quite > slow. > > My family names in the Mt. Sterling and Camargo area are Willoughby and > Barnett. It would be wonderful to see their land sites online! > > Blessings to you, > Sharon H. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Patricia Hobson" <pshobson@fuse.net > To: <KYMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2005 12:39 AM > Subject: [KYMONTGO-L] Maps all scanned! > > > Cousins, > My house is a mess but the scans of the 1879 map of Montgomery County KY > are all done & parked at webshots.com, in 2 different albums. There's one > specific album for the enlargments of Mount Sterling, and the other album > contains the county map, lists of advertisers, and the enlargements of > the towns of Camargo, Jeffersonville, etc. > (You're also welcome to look at my albums of old photos and my container > garden after the 17 year cicadas hit town). > You can also download any of the photos/ scans according to the webshots > policies. > What would make this project complete is if a whole bunch of people would > volunteer to take one or two scans and record all of the names, features > (creeks, railroads, named roads, etc.) & locations mentioned in that > particular scan. I could compile them, alphabetize, and then put up a > directory of everything in the map. Then, 2 weeks or 20 years from now, > someone looking for cousin Elmer in Mt Sterling will be able to look at > the list, match up with the correct scan and voila! > If you want to work on this, please check with me about which scan or > scans you'd like to do so that we don't end up with 32 people all doing > scan E5! > Thanks, > Pat H. > > > ==== KYMONTGO Mailing List ==== > Post the Bible records of your Montgomery County, Kentucky ancestors (and > surrounding areas). Our ancestors moved around the counties much like we > do today, only taking a slower method - covered wagons & horses. > > > > > ==== KYMONTGO Mailing List ==== > Posting Montgomery Co., KY miscellaneous information to the list will help everyone, and will be retained on the Rootsweb archives for later researchers to retrieve. > >

Hi Sharon, One of my ancestors, named Strange, married a Willoughby girl. I'll look up the info and forward it to you. There are LOTS of Willoughbys in the southern end of Montgomery County!! Bob in Indy I In a message dated 2/19/2005 9:15:46 AM US Eastern Standard Time, higbee@bluemarble.net writes: My family names in the Mt. Sterling and Camargo area are Willoughby and Barnett. It would be wonderful to see their land sites online! Blessings to you, Sharon H.

Hello, Thanks for all of your work on the maps. I would be happy to record the names on a section or two. Please let me know which section you'd like me to do. Joan Lewin Patricia Hobson <pshobson@fuse.net> wrote: Cousins, My house is a mess but the scans of the 1879 map of Montgomery County KY are all done & parked at webshots.com, in 2 different albums. There's one specific album for the enlargments of Mount Sterling, and the other album contains the county map, lists of advertisers, and the enlargements of the towns of Camargo, Jeffersonville, etc. (You're also welcome to look at my albums of old photos and my container garden after the 17 year cicadas hit town). You can also download any of the photos/ scans according to the webshots policies. What would make this project complete is if a whole bunch of people would volunteer to take one or two scans and record all of the names, features (creeks, railroads, named roads, etc.) & locations mentioned in that particular scan. I could compile them, alphabetize, and then put up a directory of everything in the map. Then, 2 weeks or 20 years from now, someone looking for cousin Elmer in Mt Sterling will be able to look at the list, match up with the correct scan and voila! If you want to work on this, please check with me about which scan or scans you'd like to do so that we don't end up with 32 people all doing scan E5! Thanks, Pat H. ==== KYMONTGO Mailing List ==== Post the Bible records of your Montgomery County, Kentucky ancestors (and surrounding areas). Our ancestors moved around the counties much like we do today, only taking a slower method - covered wagons & horses.

Patricia, I have been following your map project and am very impressed at the amount of time you must have spent on this. Thank you for your dedication to help others seeking info for their family roots in Mongtomery County. I have had a bit of trouble finding your specific site at webshots.com. Can you possibly copy and paste the exact address for your map photos? I searched for Mt. Sterling map, Montgomery County, and your name, and did not see a reverence in the search results to your maps in the first 2 pages of results. I do not have access to DSL in my area and the search is quite slow. My family names in the Mt. Sterling and Camargo area are Willoughby and Barnett. It would be wonderful to see their land sites online! Blessings to you, Sharon H. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patricia Hobson" <pshobson@fuse.net To: <KYMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2005 12:39 AM Subject: [KYMONTGO-L] Maps all scanned! Cousins, My house is a mess but the scans of the 1879 map of Montgomery County KY are all done & parked at webshots.com, in 2 different albums. There's one specific album for the enlargments of Mount Sterling, and the other album contains the county map, lists of advertisers, and the enlargements of the towns of Camargo, Jeffersonville, etc. (You're also welcome to look at my albums of old photos and my container garden after the 17 year cicadas hit town). You can also download any of the photos/ scans according to the webshots policies. What would make this project complete is if a whole bunch of people would volunteer to take one or two scans and record all of the names, features (creeks, railroads, named roads, etc.) & locations mentioned in that particular scan. I could compile them, alphabetize, and then put up a directory of everything in the map. Then, 2 weeks or 20 years from now, someone looking for cousin Elmer in Mt Sterling will be able to look at the list, match up with the correct scan and voila! If you want to work on this, please check with me about which scan or scans you'd like to do so that we don't end up with 32 people all doing scan E5! Thanks, Pat H. ==== KYMONTGO Mailing List ==== Post the Bible records of your Montgomery County, Kentucky ancestors (and surrounding areas). Our ancestors moved around the counties much like we do today, only taking a slower method - covered wagons & horses.

Hi Pat, Congratulations on work well done!! I will check out the album over the weekend and let you know which scans I will list the names of. Thanks!! Bob in Indy In a message dated 2/19/2005 12:40:29 AM US Eastern Standard Time, pshobson@fuse.net writes: Cousins, My house is a mess but the scans of the 1879 map of Montgomery County KY are all done & parked at webshots.com, in 2 different albums. There's one specific album for the enlargments of Mount Sterling, and the other album contains the county map, lists of advertisers, and the enlargements of the towns of Camargo, Jeffersonville, etc. (You're also welcome to look at my albums of old photos and my container garden after the 17 year cicadas hit town). You can also download any of the photos/ scans according to the webshots policies. What would make this project complete is if a whole bunch of people would volunteer to take one or two scans and record all of the names, features (creeks, railroads, named roads, etc.) & locations mentioned in that particular scan. I could compile them, alphabetize, and then put up a directory of everything in the map. Then, 2 weeks or 20 years from now, someone looking for cousin Elmer in Mt Sterling will be able to look at the list, match up with the correct scan and voila! If you want to work on this, please check with me about which scan or scans you'd like to do so that we don't end up with 32 people all doing scan E5! Thanks, Pat H.

Cousins, My house is a mess but the scans of the 1879 map of Montgomery County KY are all done & parked at webshots.com, in 2 different albums. There's one specific album for the enlargments of Mount Sterling, and the other album contains the county map, lists of advertisers, and the enlargements of the towns of Camargo, Jeffersonville, etc. (You're also welcome to look at my albums of old photos and my container garden after the 17 year cicadas hit town). You can also download any of the photos/ scans according to the webshots policies. What would make this project complete is if a whole bunch of people would volunteer to take one or two scans and record all of the names, features (creeks, railroads, named roads, etc.) & locations mentioned in that particular scan. I could compile them, alphabetize, and then put up a directory of everything in the map. Then, 2 weeks or 20 years from now, someone looking for cousin Elmer in Mt Sterling will be able to look at the list, match up with the correct scan and voila! If you want to work on this, please check with me about which scan or scans you'd like to do so that we don't end up with 32 people all doing scan E5! Thanks, Pat H.

Friends, Cousins, & Countryfolk, Apparently, a lot of you are interested in the Montgomery county map, as I had 258 total views of the small pieces I'd put online in the first 2 or 3 days. So I'm busy scanning the county portion of the map. I've divided it into approximate 4 inch chunks. I'm starting from the northern part of the county & then scanning east to west, working my way down. Hopefully, I'm scanning enough of the adjacent parts of the map that you'll be able to follow it. Thanks to Gail, here's the link: http://community.webshots.com/album/264617304RUAXFQ Once I'm done with this part of the map, I'll get on to the Mount Sterling city map. Pat H.

Hi Lee, Thanks for that info. Again, I hope nobody thinks I was trying to be a jerk...........I was just afraid someone might get into legal trouble. Bob in Indy In a message dated 2/15/2005 10:20:36 AM US Eastern Standard Time, lhoffman@acm.org writes: Patricia Hobson wrote: >Thanks for finding the link! (I really am technologically-challenged). And >Bob in Indy-- I considered the copywrite issue. I'm not sure who owned the >copy of the map that was "redone" for the Montgomery County Bicentennial, >but the bottom says it was "Republished," not copywrited or copywrite >renewed. I assume that since the map has no copywrite marking anywhere (and >since it is an 1879 creation) that it's in public domain. If I'm wrong, >I'll remove it immediately. According to the latest US CopyRIGHT (not write) laws, the document does not have to state that it is a copyright applies. As to whether an item is subject to copyright currently, one has to almost jump through hoops to get the determination. For example, every e-mail message is subject to copyright (the owner being the originator) even though there is no statement to that effect. Yes, the map would probably be in the public domain based strictly on the 1879 date of publication. However, it could have been made subject to copyright later especially for this later publication and possibly still subject to copyright. Having said this, I do believe the map is in the public domain although I will double-check the next time I am at the Mt. Sterling Library. Lee Hoffman/KY TMG Tips: <http://www.tmgtips.com> My website: <http://www.tmgtips.com/lhoffman> A user of the best genealogy program, The Master Genealogist (TMG)

Hi Pat, I wasn't trying to make trouble........hope you didn't see it that way........just wanted to be sure you didn't get in trouble. Bob in Indy In a message dated 2/15/2005 12:31:10 AM US Eastern Standard Time, pshobson@fuse.net writes: Gail, Thanks for finding the link! (I really am technologically-challenged). And Bob in Indy-- I considered the copywrite issue. I'm not sure who owned the copy of the map that was "redone" for the Montgomery County Bicentennial, but the bottom says it was "Republished," not copywrited or copywrite renewed. I assume that since the map has no copywrite marking anywhere (and since it is an 1879 creation) that it's in public domain. If I'm wrong, I'll remove it immediately. Now I'll try to get back to issues of scanning it so that it's both legible and understandable. Pat

Patricia Hobson wrote: >Thanks for finding the link! (I really am technologically-challenged). And >Bob in Indy-- I considered the copywrite issue. I'm not sure who owned the >copy of the map that was "redone" for the Montgomery County Bicentennial, >but the bottom says it was "Republished," not copywrited or copywrite >renewed. I assume that since the map has no copywrite marking anywhere (and >since it is an 1879 creation) that it's in public domain. If I'm wrong, >I'll remove it immediately. According to the latest US CopyRIGHT (not write) laws, the document does not have to state that it is a copyright applies. As to whether an item is subject to copyright currently, one has to almost jump through hoops to get the determination. For example, every e-mail message is subject to copyright (the owner being the originator) even though there is no statement to that effect. Yes, the map would probably be in the public domain based strictly on the 1879 date of publication. However, it could have been made subject to copyright later especially for this later publication and possibly still subject to copyright. Having said this, I do believe the map is in the public domain although I will double-check the next time I am at the Mt. Sterling Library. Lee Hoffman/KY TMG Tips: <http://www.tmgtips.com> My website: <http://www.tmgtips.com/lhoffman> A user of the best genealogy program, The Master Genealogist (TMG)

Gail, Thanks for finding the link! (I really am technologically-challenged). And Bob in Indy-- I considered the copywrite issue. I'm not sure who owned the copy of the map that was "redone" for the Montgomery County Bicentennial, but the bottom says it was "Republished," not copywrited or copywrite renewed. I assume that since the map has no copywrite marking anywhere (and since it is an 1879 creation) that it's in public domain. If I'm wrong, I'll remove it immediately. Now I'll try to get back to issues of scanning it so that it's both legible and understandable. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <Fberisky@aol.com> To: <KYMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 9:44 PM Subject: Re: [KYMONTGO-L] Montgomery county map > Hi Pat, > > I found them! Here's how folks can view the maps: > > The URL that goes directly to the "Montgomery County KY" album is: > http://community.webshots.com/album/264617304RUAXFQ > > You can click on each picture to enlarge them. To enlarge them even more, > look right under it and click on the link that says "View Full Size." > > If folks would like to download the pictures of the maps to their computer, > they would need to first download and install webshots' free software. It is > very easy to do. The website walks you through each step. > > Thanks for putting these out there for everyone, Pat! :-) > Gail (Rose) Berish > > In a message dated 2/14/2005 8:02:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, > pshobson@fuse.net writes: > Hello, > I am experimenting with trying to photograph or scan the Montgomery county > map & post it online so everyone could check out names & places. However, I am > technology-impaired. I have a great scanner & a decent digital camera, but > I'm having trouble--- > 1. Trying to divide the map into recognizeable sections and > 2. Finding someplace to park the pictures online so folks can find them. At > the moment, I have a few samples on my webshots.com page, but that isn't > particularly easy to get to. (For example, for some reason not even I could get to > it when I tried their general search engine). > Any ideas on how to resolve any of these problems? > Thanks for any suggestions, > Pat H. > > > ==== KYMONTGO Mailing List ==== > Posting Montgomery Co., KY miscellaneous information to the list will help everyone, and will be retained on the Rootsweb archives for later researchers to retrieve. > >

Hi everyone, I can appreciate all of the effort and intention, but I don't want to see anyone get in trouble for copyright violations. I'm not sure if this is legal. Is anyone out there an attorney, by chance, that can advise us? Bob in Indy In a message dated 2/14/2005 9:44:55 PM US Eastern Standard Time, Fberisky@aol.com writes: Hi Pat, I found them! Here's how folks can view the maps: The URL that goes directly to the "Montgomery County KY" album is: http://community.webshots.com/album/264617304RUAXFQ You can click on each picture to enlarge them. To enlarge them even more, look right under it and click on the link that says "View Full Size." If folks would like to download the pictures of the maps to their computer, they would need to first download and install webshots' free software. It is very easy to do. The website walks you through each step. Thanks for putting these out there for everyone, Pat! :-) Gail (Rose) Berish In a message dated 2/14/2005 8:02:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, pshobson@fuse.net writes: Hello, I am experimenting with trying to photograph or scan the Montgomery county map & post it online so everyone could check out names & places. However, I am technology-impaired. I have a great scanner & a decent digital camera, but I'm having trouble--- 1. Trying to divide the map into recognizeable sections and 2. Finding someplace to park the pictures online so folks can find them. At the moment, I have a few samples on my webshots.com page, but that isn't particularly easy to get to. (For example, for some reason not even I could get to it when I tried their general search engine). Any ideas on how to resolve any of these problems? Thanks for any suggestions, Pat H.

Hi Pat, I found them! Here's how folks can view the maps: The URL that goes directly to the "Montgomery County KY" album is: http://community.webshots.com/album/264617304RUAXFQ You can click on each picture to enlarge them. To enlarge them even more, look right under it and click on the link that says "View Full Size." If folks would like to download the pictures of the maps to their computer, they would need to first download and install webshots' free software. It is very easy to do. The website walks you through each step. Thanks for putting these out there for everyone, Pat! :-) Gail (Rose) Berish In a message dated 2/14/2005 8:02:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, pshobson@fuse.net writes: Hello, I am experimenting with trying to photograph or scan the Montgomery county map & post it online so everyone could check out names & places. However, I am technology-impaired. I have a great scanner & a decent digital camera, but I'm having trouble--- 1. Trying to divide the map into recognizeable sections and 2. Finding someplace to park the pictures online so folks can find them. At the moment, I have a few samples on my webshots.com page, but that isn't particularly easy to get to. (For example, for some reason not even I could get to it when I tried their general search engine). Any ideas on how to resolve any of these problems? Thanks for any suggestions, Pat H.

Hello, I am experimenting with trying to photograph or scan the Montgomery county map & post it online so everyone could check out names & places. However, I am technology-impaired. I have a great scanner & a decent digital camera, but I'm having trouble--- 1. Trying to divide the map into recognizeable sections and 2. Finding someplace to park the pictures online so folks can find them. At the moment, I have a few samples on my webshots.com page, but that isn't particularly easy to get to. (For example, for some reason not even I could get to it when I tried their general search engine). Any ideas on how to resolve any of these problems? Thanks for any suggestions, Pat H.

I didn't find any Moxley. There were several Youngs, of course. There is a J. A. Young listed under Montgomery County businesses as a farmer and breeder of Short Horns in Mt. Sterling postal area. He was just up the road from the Maysville Pike Toll House. Right to the west of him, about 2-3 miles NW of Mt. Sterling, close to Somerset Creek, was a T. Young. There is a J. E. Young several miles NE of Camargo, between Slate Creek and Pretty Run Creek. There is a Mrs. Young in Levee. There is a W. Young in the south on the Montgomery-Powell County line. There is either a F. P. or P. P. Young in Mt. Sterling between Main and High Streets. There is a Mrs. Young on High Street. Hope this helped. Bob in Indy In a message dated 2/14/2005 4:44:07 PM US Eastern Standard Time, irkjvo@bellsouth.net writes: Would you mind doing a lookup for Young & Moxley?

Hi Michelle, I didn't find that particular spelling, but I did find a J. Ingraham about 1 mile SW of Howards Mills and a J. Engam in Howards Mills. Hope this helped. Bob in Indy In a message dated 2/14/2005 4:56:44 PM US Eastern Standard Time, scooby2004@logantele.com writes: Hi Bob, Any Ingram's on the map???? If you would look, it would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Michelle

Wow Bob--thanks so much for that quick reply. You are so helpful to so many people. Thank you and Happy Valentine's Day! Melody Herb 610-588-0772 alternate email: mherb@clmc.us ----- Original Message ----- From: ScubaRW4@aol.com To: KYMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 4:40 PM Subject: Re: [KYMONTGO-L] Montgomery County Map 1879 - For Rick Ramey Hi Melody, I just scanned through the map for Orme and Hargis and found neither name. Montgomery county evolved over the years with parts being gained and lost to form new counties. You may want to look in the counties bordering Montgomery county. If I can find my "cheat sheet" showing me when counties were formed and from what counties their areas were taken from, I will post it. Bob in Indy In a message dated 2/14/2005 4:25:16 PM US Eastern Standard Time, mherb@email.uophx.edu writes: Hi Bob in Indy, Anyone named Orme on that map? I am related to George S. Orme, his wife-Mary Brierly, and their children John Hargis Orme and Bertha Orme-Haverly. My Grandmother (John Hargis' daughter) Floriene Orme-Rudd was born in Mt. Sterling in 1902. I have been unable to find her birth certificate, or any marriage document's for the family. Thanks for looking! Melody Herb ==== KYMONTGO Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE send a new e-mail to KYMONTGO-L-request@rootsweb.com or KYMONTGO-D-request@rootsweb.com with nothing in the body of the e-mail except the word unsubscribe.