Gracie Pearl Stringer 92, of Gainesville, Virginia; formerly of McLean County. Died Saturday July 23, 2005 at the Birmingham Green Nursing Home in Manassas, Virginia. Gracie Pearl Stewart was born January 19, 1913 in Muhlenberg County to the late Garnett and Lizzie Majors Stewart and was later married to John Thurman Stringer in 1939. Gracie Pearl was a retired sales clerk from the former Atlantic Mills Department Store in Detroit and was a member of the Baptist Faith. Her husband, John Stringer died February 14, 1967. Survivors include two daughters and their husbands, Hilda and Brad Koch of Franklin, North Carolina. Lila and Perry Knight of Gainesville, Virginia. Five grandchildren and their spouses, Sabrina Skipperdene; Shannon and Rusty Wiggins; Wade and Angela Knight; Wes and Lori Knight; and Kera and Steve Carte. And six great grandchildren, John Skipperdene; Christopher Skipperdene; Sydney Skipperdene; Kyle Scholar; Marinna Knight; and Kyla Carte. Graveside services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Saturday at the Worthington Chapel Cemetery in McLean County with the Rev. Ken Vincent officiating. Friends may visit with the Stringer Family from 5:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. Friday and from 8:00 A.M. until 10:30 A.M. Saturday at Muster Funeral Homes, Calhoun Chapel. The Stringer Family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to the Worthington Chapel Cemetery Fund; C/O Mrs. Grace Miller; 2393 U.S. Highway 431; Island, Kentucky 42350. Memorial contribution envelopes will be available at Musters in Calhoun.

The following bible has been donated for a used bok sale in Dayton, OH. If it is of interest to anyone,please contact me at gnepat@riva.net Bible of Charles Thomas Morgan, b. 1919 Luzean, KY and wife Aileen Forgy, b. 1918 Quality, KY. Includes 3 children born to them, their parents, brothers and sisters and grandparents: Henry Harrison Fogg, Alice Harper Fogg, Samuel Penrod, Mary Westray Penrod

The Muhlenberg Co., KY Marriage Book 2, shows a Mary JARVIS who married Noah VINCENT on 12 Mar 1865. Also, A Mary C. JARVIS who married a Jas. W. CALVERT on 27 Jun 1868. That's all I could come up with for Muhlenberg Co. Good luck! Terry -----Original Message----- From: ronnie son [mailto:dadamiro@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, June 11, 2005 11:01 AM To: KYMUHLEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYMUHLEN] Need two marriage look--ups, PLEASE? Dear Muhlenberg Listers! The "who-is-this-Mary J. Burton-born-1851-KY?" mystery continues! 1) Mary JARVIS and Thomas BURTON/BURDEN/BURTAN m'd <1866> ?KY. There's Mary Jarvis (April 1851 Muhlenberg Co. KY-died ?1922 Jefferson Co. KY). 2) Mary J. BURTON/BURDEN/BURTAN and Unknown CALBERT married between 1892-1900. Have not found a marriage to fit Mary (?)Jarvis (April 1851 KY--?) and Thomas BURTON (1848 KY-?). Their first child born ca 1866-7. "A" Thomas Burton listed in the 1870 Grayson Co. KY Census in Y.T. Pryor's HH along with several men also listed as "railroad laborers." Not sure this is the same Thomas Burton who was m'd to Mary Jarvis, d/o Wiley & Martha F. Adkins JARVIS, MUHLENBERG CO. KY. AND, just found the "widow" Mary J. CALBERT listed in the 1900 Cromwell, Ohio Co. KY, Census with younger of her (their) BURTON children (Mary J. Burton, James "C"/Searcy Burton b1887 and Gay R. Burton b1892). (Have James S. Burton's DC; he died after 1955 KY---father Thomas Burton bKY and mother Mary bKY.) Mary & Thomas Burton's last child born ca 1892; Mary m'd unknown CALBERT between 1892 and 1900. There's a Mary J. CALBERT, 71, died 25 May 1922 Jefferson Co. KY. listed on the KY Death Index. Thanks for looking for these marriages and for any other info! charlotte ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

Dear Muhlenberg Listers! The "who-is-this-Mary J. Burton-born-1851-KY?" mystery continues! 1) Mary JARVIS and Thomas BURTON/BURDEN/BURTAN m'd <1866> ?KY. There's Mary Jarvis (April 1851 Muhlenberg Co. KY-died ?1922 Jefferson Co. KY). 2) Mary J. BURTON/BURDEN/BURTAN and Unknown CALBERT married between 1892-1900. Have not found a marriage to fit Mary (?)Jarvis (April 1851 KY--?) and Thomas BURTON (1848 KY-?). Their first child born ca 1866-7. "A" Thomas Burton listed in the 1870 Grayson Co. KY Census in Y.T. Pryor's HH along with several men also listed as "railroad laborers." Not sure this is the same Thomas Burton who was m'd to Mary Jarvis, d/o Wiley & Martha F. Adkins JARVIS, MUHLENBERG CO. KY. AND, just found the "widow" Mary J. CALBERT listed in the 1900 Cromwell, Ohio Co. KY, Census with younger of her (their) BURTON children (Mary J. Burton, James "C"/Searcy Burton b1887 and Gay R. Burton b1892). (Have James S. Burton's DC; he died after 1955 KY---father Thomas Burton bKY and mother Mary bKY.) Mary & Thomas Burton's last child born ca 1892; Mary m'd unknown CALBERT between 1892 and 1900. There's a Mary J. CALBERT, 71, died 25 May 1922 Jefferson Co. KY. listed on the KY Death Index. Thanks for looking for these marriages and for any other info! charlotte

Kevin, Thank you for the try. I wasn't quite sure where I fit into the family but it looks as though William Bell is my 5th great grandfather. William Bell's son, Josiah Bell through his daughter Mary Ann Bell who married Joseph McCown to his son James' daughter, Lillie McCown married my Samuel Bard Larkins. His son, Erwin Larkins was my grandfather. My how time flies, Your Cousin, Patrick Larkins

Kevin, I was reading your June 2nd posting of Bell data and had a question. You stated: "William Bell Jr. married a second time to the widow of Aaron Smith. Her maiden name was Elizabeth Poole, daughter of Joseph Poole......" Later you mention, "To William Bell Jr. and Mildred Poole.." Was Elizabeth also know as Mildred? I'm obtaining some info from Muhlenberg County, KY Heritage Vol #1 Dec 1978 to Vol #6 Dec 1984. Let me know if there's anything you'd like me to check for you. Patrick Larkins Troy, MI Researching but limited to: Bard, Bell, Bethel, Doss, Hollowell, Larkins, McCown, Shannon

Patrick, Good catch, I really don't know the answer to your question. This info was copied from R.T.Martin's history of the family. He was a member of the family and some of the descendants were still alive at the time he wrote this in 1910, so he may be referring to her by the name she was commonly known as. It must have been confusing with all the Elizabeths running around. Kevin -----Original Message----- From: PHLarkins@aol.com [mailto:PHLarkins@aol.com] Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 12:01 PM To: KYMUHLEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYMUHLEN] Attn: Kevin Dukes, Re: Wife of William Bell Jr.... Kevin, I was reading your June 2nd posting of Bell data and had a question. You stated: "William Bell Jr. married a second time to the widow of Aaron Smith. Her maiden name was Elizabeth Poole, daughter of Joseph Poole......" Later you mention, "To William Bell Jr. and Mildred Poole.." Was Elizabeth also know as Mildred? I'm obtaining some info from Muhlenberg County, KY Heritage Vol #1 Dec 1978 to Vol #6 Dec 1984. Let me know if there's anything you'd like me to check for you. Patrick Larkins Troy, MI Researching but limited to: Bard, Bell, Bethel, Doss, Hollowell, Larkins, McCown, Shannon ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

R . T. MARTIN WROTE A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE SIX BELL BROTHERS, WHO CAME TO MUHLENBERG COUNTY IN 1797. ( R. T. Martin, Muhlenberg county historian, was born on Feb. 27, 1841. He was the third son of Thomas L. and Mahala (Bell) Martin. Mahala Bell was the daughter of Josiah Bell. In 1910 Mr. Martin wrote a short but very complete history of the Bell connections in Muhlenberg from which I quote: "One hundred and thirteen years ago (1797) six Bell brothers came to Kentucky from Virginia. They were William, Josiah, Samuel, Robert, Thomas, and James. James, the youngest brother, located in Louisville, Ky., where he remained several years and then returned to Virginia where he lived and died. He was born in 1778." Samuel, the third of the Bell brothers, born in 1772, located at Glasgow, Barren County, Ky., which county was organized in 1789. Samuel never married. He lived and died at Glasgow. TO MUHLENBERG William, Josiah, Robert, and Thomas Bell came to Muhlenberg County in 1797 and assisted in the organization of the county. William Bell, the oldest of the Bell brothers, born in 1768, died 1826, was one of the first magistrates of the county, and acted as one of the first associate Circuit Judges of the county. He represented the county in the Legislature in 1814. He was married in Virginia to Sarah Nighting and to this union were born and reared six boys and three girls. The boys were Samuel, who married Mary Bell, the daughter of Robert Bell. To Mary and Samuel Bell were born two sons and one daughter, John, Joseph and Mary. The family moved to Illinois where Bell died. His wife married James Smith. He died and then she married a Rev. Williams. ANSLEM BELL Anslem, a son of Judge William Bell, born in 1802, married Rebecca Robertson, daughter of David Robertson. To that union were born and reared four girls and one son, Sarah, Josephine, Cintha and Emily; David the boy died in early manhood. William Bell Jr., son of Judge Bell, born in 1807, died 1867, first married Lucy Smith, who died in 1851. She was a daughter of William Smith, and to that union was born one son, Thompson in 1834, and is now (1910) in his seventy-sixth year. He is the only living monument to represent the name of the Bell brothers in the county. They had three daughters, Sarah, Susan and Ellen. William Bell, Jr., married the second time to the widow of Aaron Smith. Her maiden name was Elizabeth Poole, daughter of Joseph Poole, who was the father of Ferdinah, Reason, Henry, Pincney and David Poole, all dead. To William Bell, Jr., and Mildred Poole was born and reared one daughter, Elizabeth, who now survives. .JESSE K. BELL Jesse K. Bell, a son of Judge William Bell, left the county when a young man and went down South. He became a steamboat captain and ran the rivers for many years from New Orleans to Louisville. James and Wylie Bell, sons of Judge Bell, Located in the western part of the state near Paducah. Wylie Bell never married. James Bell raised a family, perhaps some of them yet survive. Elizabeth Bell, daughter of Judge Bell, married Jas. Taggart, a man of prominence, once surveyor of the county. He also represented the county in the Legislature in 1838. To this union were born and reared four sons and three daughters, Liza Ann, Elvira, Elizabeth, William, James, Thomas and Jesse. William Taggart married Elizabeth Craig. James, Jr., married Anne Poole, daughter of Joseph Poole. Thomas Taggart married Mary Lee. Jesse went to Kansas. Eliza Ann married Harvey Robertson, Elvira married Henry Welborn. ELIZABETH MARRIED PARKS DOCKINS, THE SON OF WILLIE DOCKINS, WHO ON MARCH 14,1827, MARRIED FANNY GOODALL. WILLIE DOCKINS CAME TO MUHLENBERG FROM WILSON COUNTY TENN. FANNY DIED MAY 30, 1908, AND WAS BURIED AT HAZEL CREEK. TO THE UNION OF PARKS GOODALL DOCKINS AND SARAH ELIZABETH TAGGART WERE BORN FOUR SONS AND THREE DAUGHTERS. THE OLDEST THOMAS FRANKLIN BORN JUNE 5, 1857, MARRIED LUCINDA JANE POOLE FROM LOGAN COUNTY, LIVED FROM SEPT. 1861 TO JUNE 12, 1921. TO THIS UNION THREE SONS WERE BORN, WILLIAM PINKY, 1878, TO, 1968,MARRIED GEORGIA JONES, 1879, TO, 1964. THEY HAD NO CHILDREN. LEYO FRANKLIN AUG. 13, 1883, TO JAN. 1, 1975, MARRIED MAUDE B------- AUG. 16, 1883 TO NOV. 22, 1964. THEY HAD NO CHILDREN. ESTELLE FEB. 4, 1888, TO DEC. 27, 1963, MARRIED SARAH FLORENCE JERNIGAN JUNE 19, 1892, TO JULY 25, 1983 -----Original Message----- From: Jean Wells [mailto:jwells1937@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 6:17 PM To: KYMUHLEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYMUHLEN] Re: KYMUHLEN-D Digest V05 #47 Nell, I have checked the Muhlenberg County Cemetery books by Marian Hammers I did not find David or Rachel Robertson/Robinson/Robeson/ or Roberson I did find the others you mentioned. I am not familiar with either of these cemeteries so have copied the location of the cemetery as Mrs. Hammers has it in her books. Vol II George Fohl Cemetery: Located on Highway 176 (south of) on first road south after passing Jernigan Chapel Road on left side of an unimproved road about 1000 feet from the Highway. Elmer Dukes owned the property at time the cemetery was copied-May 24, 1975 Rebecca Bell Anselem L. Bell January 19, 1805 August 22, 1802 August 12, 1878 April 12, 1844 Vol III page 10 Casebier Cemetery-located 1/2-1 mile south east of Dallas Whitmer farm on old Paradise Road. copied May 28, 1973 W.S. Hay Isyphean, wife of W.S. Hay February 3, 1806 February 15, 1811 October 1, 1886 April 19, 1881 Vol. IV page 48 Geibel Cemetery-on top of hill at Depoy near water tower. copied May 23, 1971 with assistance from Cortland Foster H.H. Luckett Jane M. (or H.) Luckett May 13, 1802 September 23, 1808 August 22, 1874 September 23, 1808 Nell Lewis <nlewis@cox-internet.com> wrote: This Outgoing message has been scanned by Norton's Anti Virus 2005 and is virus free. Would anyone be able to do several Cemetery Look Up's for me in Cemetery Books for Muhlenberg Co., please? I don't know if these dates are too early for records or not. David Robertson or Robinson b. abt. 1774 d. March 1882 in Greenville, Muhlenberg Co. KY and his wife Rachel (Dennis) Robertson - Robinson b. 1778 d. pu Jan 1837 in Greenville, Muhlenberg Co. KY. And some of their children all born in Muhlenberg Co. KY: (These are the children that stayed in Muhlenberg Co. KY) Rebecca (Robertson-Robinson) Bell w/o Ansolem L. Bell b. 19 Jan 18005 d. 12 Aug 1878 in Muhlenberg Co. KY of typhoid fever Jane (Robertson-Robinson Lucket w/o Hiram H. Lucket. Jane b. 23 Sept 1808 d. 23 Sep 1866 Muhlenberg Co. KY\ Isaphene Robertson-Robinson) Hay w/o Wiley S. Hay. Isaaphene (various spellings) b. 15 Feb 1811 d. 19 Apr 1881 Muhlenberg Co. KY THANK YOU Nell ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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This Outgoing message has been scanned by Norton's Anti Virus 2005 and is virus free. Jean Wells, I certainly do appreciate this cemetery information on some of the children of David Robertson and Rachel Dennis of Muhlenberg Co. KY. I neglected to say in another message that Permelia Jane (Campbell) Roberterson-Robinson was b. 16 Sep 1804 in Muhlenberg Co. KY and died 03 Jul 1855 in or near Gonzales, Gonzales Co. Texas. Gonzales Texas is one of the oldest towns in Texas & has an active historical society, however they have no record of the death and burial of Permelia Jane Robertson-Robinson. Their historian told me most likely she was buried on the land where the family was living at that time, which was the custom of that day. James William Robertson-Robinson was b. 29 Sep 1802 in Muhlenberg Co. KY and killed by a runaway horse 30 Sep 1858 between Candlish and Berclair, then Goliad (now Bee Co.) Texas. By the time William was found they had to bury him under a large Live Oak tree at the site. I will post information about their 6 children at a later date. Again, thank all of you that have been so much help to me. Nell Lewis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Wells" <jwells1937@yahoo.com> To: <KYMUHLEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 8:17 PM Subject: Re: [KYMUHLEN] Re: KYMUHLEN-D Digest V05 #47 Nell, I have checked the Muhlenberg County Cemetery books by Marian Hammers I did not find David or Rachel Robertson/Robinson/Robeson/ or Roberson I did find the others you mentioned. I am not familiar with either of these cemeteries so have copied the location of the cemetery as Mrs. Hammers has it in her books. Vol II George Fohl Cemetery: Located on Highway 176 (south of) on first road south after passing Jernigan Chapel Road on left side of an unimproved road about 1000 feet from the Highway. Elmer Dukes owned the property at time the cemetery was copied-May 24, 1975 Rebecca Bell Anselem L. Bell January 19, 1805 August 22, 1802 August 12, 1878 April 12, 1844 Vol III page 10 Casebier Cemetery-located 1/2-1 mile south east of Dallas Whitmer farm on old Paradise Road. copied May 28, 1973 W.S. Hay Isyphean, wife of W.S. Hay February 3, 1806 February 15, 1811 October 1, 1886 April 19, 1881 Vol. IV page 48 Geibel Cemetery-on top of hill at Depoy near water tower. copied May 23, 1971 with assistance from Cortland Foster H.H. Luckett Jane M. (or H.) Luckett May 13, 1802 September 23, 1808 August 22, 1874 September 23, 1808 Nell Lewis <nlewis@cox-internet.com> wrote: This Outgoing message has been scanned by Norton's Anti Virus 2005 and is virus free. Would anyone be able to do several Cemetery Look Up's for me in Cemetery Books for Muhlenberg Co., please? I don't know if these dates are too early for records or not. David Robertson or Robinson b. abt. 1774 d. March 1882 in Greenville, Muhlenberg Co. KY and his wife Rachel (Dennis) Robertson - Robinson b. 1778 d. pu Jan 1837 in Greenville, Muhlenberg Co. KY. And some of their children all born in Muhlenberg Co. KY: (These are the children that stayed in Muhlenberg Co. KY) Rebecca (Robertson-Robinson) Bell w/o Ansolem L. Bell b. 19 Jan 18005 d. 12 Aug 1878 in Muhlenberg Co. KY of typhoid fever Jane (Robertson-Robinson Lucket w/o Hiram H. Lucket. Jane b. 23 Sept 1808 d. 23 Sep 1866 Muhlenberg Co. KY\ Isaphene Robertson-Robinson) Hay w/o Wiley S. Hay. Isaaphene (various spellings) b. 15 Feb 1811 d. 19 Apr 1881 Muhlenberg Co. KY THANK YOU Nell ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

This Outgoing message has been scanned by Norton's Anti Virus 2005 and is virus free. THANK YOU for these marriage dates. I wonder if the "Wesley G. Langley and Mary G. (or C.) Dennis: if this Mary could have been Mary Ann Dennis d/o Abraham Dennis & Tabitha Rice? I had Robert Bell and Margaret W. Langley in my file but no marriage date so THANKS a lot for this.............and had Jeremiah Langley so THANKS AGAIN for his wife Elizabeth Wilson of Muhlenberg Co. I don't know if Your "Robertson or Robinson married into the Shelton's" is one of our ROBERTSON-ROBINSONS or not. I don't have the Shelton name in my file, but it's sure possible. "Our ROBINSONS" were the same family as DAVID ROBERTSON and Rachel DENNIS of Muhlenberg Co. We descend from James William ROBERTSON who migrated to Texas in 1853 with his wife Permelia Jane (Campbell) d/o one of the James Campbell's of Muhlenberg Co. and Sarah (Sally) McCord. When William and 4 of his children got to Texas the name was Recorded and Used as ROBINSON ever since then. This surely made it difficult for us to find his Muhlenberg Co. family but we finally made the connection. Our family had always "Presumed" that Robert ROBERTSON (and Mary Dennis) of Muhlenberg Co. was a "BROTHER" to David ROBERTSON..............but I have no proof of this myself but would sure like to have some. We know that Mary Dennis was a sister to Rachel Dennis but we may have just jumped to the conclusion that Robert and David were brothers. I have quite a bit on the ROBERTSON families of Muhlenberg Co. but am trying to get more and get what I have documented. I would appreciate anyone with information and I'm happy to share what I have in my file and it is always open for correction. Nell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna" <dlangley@mepotelco.net> To: <KYMUHLEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 3:11 PM Subject: Re: KYMUHLEN-D Digest V05 #47 from Nell Hi Nell, Wondered if you have any info on the following... Marriages in Muhlenberg Co KY Wesley G. Langley and Mary G. (or C.) Dennis was married 29th of September 1835 Robert Bell and Margret W. Langley were married the January the 5 day 1825 The Langley's are the Children of Jeremiah Langley and Elizabeth Wilson of Muhlenberg Co KY. I also show a Robertson or Robinson married into the Shelton's. Donna Langley -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.322 / Virus Database: 266.11.17 - Release Date: 5/25/2005 ______________________________

There are several copies of the book that are being stored at Dempsey's Furniture (where I work) and are for sale. If anyone is interested obtaining a copy, please contact me at laster_e@bellsouth.net and I will make sure that Mr. Camplin is notified. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Wells" <jwells1937@yahoo.com> To: <KYMUHLEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 9:06 PM Subject: Re: [KYMUHLEN] Re: Martwick Opera House > Yes, Paul Camplin's Muhlenberg County History book is at the Muhlenberg > County Genealogy/Local History Library in Greenville. If they do not have > copies there for sale, Mr. Camplin may have a copy left for sale. Jean > > ronnie son <dadamiro@yahoo.com> wrote:Joyce, what year was this? would > love to read this book! would it be the library? > thanks, > charlotte > new to MUH list! > > > JycMThomas@aol.com wrote: > Perhaps this will help narrow down your search... > > According to Paul Camplin in "A New History of Muhlenberg County" > published > in 1984, in the chapter on Martwick, page 77: > > A small theater, usually referred to as the "opera house" (traveling > troupes > performed there in the beginning), was built at the back of the company > store. > It was managed by Albert (Ab) Mercer, the affable mine superintendent, and > Guy Martin Sr. Garland Gary sold tickets and in later years Agnes Gary, > Garland's daughter, pumped the player piano which accompanied the slient > moves then > shown. > > Unofrtunately, the book does not contain a photo, but perhaps this will > help > you to find the photo you are looking for. > > Good luck! > Joyce Thomas Gossett > > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > > > > --------------------------------- > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new Resources site! > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

Nell, I have checked the Muhlenberg County Cemetery books by Marian Hammers I did not find David or Rachel Robertson/Robinson/Robeson/ or Roberson I did find the others you mentioned. I am not familiar with either of these cemeteries so have copied the location of the cemetery as Mrs. Hammers has it in her books. Vol II George Fohl Cemetery: Located on Highway 176 (south of) on first road south after passing Jernigan Chapel Road on left side of an unimproved road about 1000 feet from the Highway. Elmer Dukes owned the property at time the cemetery was copied-May 24, 1975 Rebecca Bell Anselem L. Bell January 19, 1805 August 22, 1802 August 12, 1878 April 12, 1844 Vol III page 10 Casebier Cemetery-located 1/2-1 mile south east of Dallas Whitmer farm on old Paradise Road. copied May 28, 1973 W.S. Hay Isyphean, wife of W.S. Hay February 3, 1806 February 15, 1811 October 1, 1886 April 19, 1881 Vol. IV page 48 Geibel Cemetery-on top of hill at Depoy near water tower. copied May 23, 1971 with assistance from Cortland Foster H.H. Luckett Jane M. (or H.) Luckett May 13, 1802 September 23, 1808 August 22, 1874 September 23, 1808 Nell Lewis <nlewis@cox-internet.com> wrote: This Outgoing message has been scanned by Norton's Anti Virus 2005 and is virus free. Would anyone be able to do several Cemetery Look Up's for me in Cemetery Books for Muhlenberg Co., please? I don't know if these dates are too early for records or not. David Robertson or Robinson b. abt. 1774 d. March 1882 in Greenville, Muhlenberg Co. KY and his wife Rachel (Dennis) Robertson - Robinson b. 1778 d. pu Jan 1837 in Greenville, Muhlenberg Co. KY. And some of their children all born in Muhlenberg Co. KY: (These are the children that stayed in Muhlenberg Co. KY) Rebecca (Robertson-Robinson) Bell w/o Ansolem L. Bell b. 19 Jan 18005 d. 12 Aug 1878 in Muhlenberg Co. KY of typhoid fever Jane (Robertson-Robinson Lucket w/o Hiram H. Lucket. Jane b. 23 Sept 1808 d. 23 Sep 1866 Muhlenberg Co. KY\ Isaphene Robertson-Robinson) Hay w/o Wiley S. Hay. Isaaphene (various spellings) b. 15 Feb 1811 d. 19 Apr 1881 Muhlenberg Co. KY THANK YOU Nell ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi Nell, Wondered if you have any info on the following... Marriages in Muhlenberg Co KY Wesley G. Langley and Mary G. (or C.) Dennis was married 29th of September 1835 Robert Bell and Margret W. Langley were married the January the 5 day 1825 The Langley's are the Children of Jeremiah Langley and Elizabeth Wilson of Muhlenberg Co KY. I also show a Robertson or Robinson married into the Shelton's. Donna Langley -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.322 / Virus Database: 266.11.17 - Release Date: 5/25/2005

Hiram Luckett is buried in the Oak Grove Cemetery. http://www.rootsweb.com/~kymuhlen/oakgrovepics/oakgrovecem.htm Luckett, Hiram H. 1866-1935 Co D 3 Ky Inf Sp Am War Luckett, Nellie J. 1873-1921 Luckett, Rankin R. 1867-1916 Luckett, Tilden 1875-1917 _____ From: KYMUHLEN-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:KYMUHLEN-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 7:00 AM To: KYMUHLEN-D@rootsweb.com Subject: KYMUHLEN-D Digest V05 #51

This Outgoing message has been scanned by Norton's Anti Virus 2005 and is virus free. Would anyone be able to do several Cemetery Look Up's for me in Cemetery Books for Muhlenberg Co., please? I don't know if these dates are too early for records or not. David Robertson or Robinson b. abt. 1774 d. March 1882 in Greenville, Muhlenberg Co. KY and his wife Rachel (Dennis) Robertson - Robinson b. 1778 d. pu Jan 1837 in Greenville, Muhlenberg Co. KY. And some of their children all born in Muhlenberg Co. KY: (These are the children that stayed in Muhlenberg Co. KY) Rebecca (Robertson-Robinson) Bell w/o Ansolem L. Bell b. 19 Jan 18005 d. 12 Aug 1878 in Muhlenberg Co. KY of typhoid fever Jane (Robertson-Robinson Lucket w/o Hiram H. Lucket. Jane b. 23 Sept 1808 d. 23 Sep 1866 Muhlenberg Co. KY\ Isaphene Robertson-Robinson) Hay w/o Wiley S. Hay. Isaaphene (various spellings) b. 15 Feb 1811 d. 19 Apr 1881 Muhlenberg Co. KY THANK YOU Nell

Not to James Henry Gossett that I know of, but my husband is related to Delila Underwood who was married to Benjamin Dukes on his mother's side. Joyce

It was written by Paul Camplin who was a member of the Filson Club, KY Historical Society and Past Pres of the Muhlenberg Co Art & Historical Society. Published in 1984 by Caney Station Books; Route 1, Box 1; Greenville KY 42345. I live in Ohio and bought my copy on ebay in the last couple years. I'm pretty sure the library in Greenville would have a copy. It's a really nice book. It goes town by town and gives a history of the town and names a lot of the people who lived in the towns. It also has lots of pictures. We actually found my husband's aunt and uncle (different towns - not married to each other) in the photos. Hope this helps! Joyce

thanks so much, Joyce! will check with my library to see if they can help locate one. what years are included in this book? my Clark family has many coal miners. am reading any and everything that mentions coal mining, company store, etc... trying to find as much info as possible. i have a "brickwall" John B. Clark (1848VA-1901KY). John listed as coal miner in two Rockcastle Co. KY census. John married Amelia Burton/Burden 1872 in Ohio Co. KY. this is the first sighting of John in KY. also, hoping to find where my great-aunt Ida B. Clark (Luthur) Black was living in Muhlenberg Co. KY when she gave birth to James T. Black 10/20/1912 and Naomi Black 8/28/1914. Both births are listed in Muhlenberg Co. KY. Ida and Luthur Black left Bell Co. KY after 1910 and the next time i find them, ca1920, they are in Indiana and Luthur is once again a coal miner. am hoping to find them living with a relative in Muhlenberg. the KY CD for births just has the mother's maiden name and the baby's county of birth. any help or advice is very much appreciated! charlotte JycMThomas@aol.com wrote: It was written by Paul Camplin who was a member of the Filson Club, KY Historical Society and Past Pres of the Muhlenberg Co Art & Historical Society. Published in 1984 by Caney Station Books; Route 1, Box 1; Greenville KY 42345. I live in Ohio and bought my copy on ebay in the last couple years. I'm pretty sure the library in Greenville would have a copy. It's a really nice book. It goes town by town and gives a history of the town and names a lot of the people who lived in the towns. It also has lots of pictures. We actually found my husband's aunt and uncle (different towns - not married to each other) in the photos. Hope this helps! Joyce ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Perhaps this will help narrow down your search... According to Paul Camplin in "A New History of Muhlenberg County" published in 1984, in the chapter on Martwick, page 77: A small theater, usually referred to as the "opera house" (traveling troupes performed there in the beginning), was built at the back of the company store. It was managed by Albert (Ab) Mercer, the affable mine superintendent, and Guy Martin Sr. Garland Gary sold tickets and in later years Agnes Gary, Garland's daughter, pumped the player piano which accompanied the slient moves then shown. Unofrtunately, the book does not contain a photo, but perhaps this will help you to find the photo you are looking for. Good luck! Joyce Thomas Gossett

Yes, Paul Camplin's Muhlenberg County History book is at the Muhlenberg County Genealogy/Local History Library in Greenville. If they do not have copies there for sale, Mr. Camplin may have a copy left for sale. Jean ronnie son <dadamiro@yahoo.com> wrote:Joyce, what year was this? would love to read this book! would it be the library? thanks, charlotte new to MUH list! JycMThomas@aol.com wrote: Perhaps this will help narrow down your search... According to Paul Camplin in "A New History of Muhlenberg County" published in 1984, in the chapter on Martwick, page 77: A small theater, usually referred to as the "opera house" (traveling troupes performed there in the beginning), was built at the back of the company store. It was managed by Albert (Ab) Mercer, the affable mine superintendent, and Guy Martin Sr. Garland Gary sold tickets and in later years Agnes Gary, Garland's daughter, pumped the player piano which accompanied the slient moves then shown. Unofrtunately, the book does not contain a photo, but perhaps this will help you to find the photo you are looking for. Good luck! Joyce Thomas Gossett ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new Resources site!