Hello, I am looking for information on a Kincheloe from Muhlenberg County. Peter Kincheloe died there around 1830. His name is on the Rev. War marker in front of the Muhlenberg County Courthouse. Do you have any information on Mary Kincheloe's family? Diane Lehner DDoublam@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 3/12/2001 7:09:24 PM Central Standard Time, > sandy.morrison@verizon.net writes: > > << Subj: [KYMUHLEN] Wickliffe's > Date: 3/12/2001 7:09:24 PM Central Standard Time > From: sandy.morrison@verizon.net (Sandy Morrison) > To: KYMUHLEN-L@rootsweb.com > > Looking for Bryan Cundiff and Jane Hutcheson > Sarah Jane Wickliffe and William Young Cundiff > Moses Wickliffe and Nancy Young > Aaron Wickliffe and Mary Kincheloe > Benjamin Wickliffe and Sarah David/Davis > Robert Wickliffe and Dorcas Arrington > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > ----------------------------------------- > Hi, Sandy, > > The Cundiffs, Wickliffes, and Youngs go back to the early days of Muhlenberg > County. I have worked on some of the families but they are not mine. I'll > be glad to share what I have but I'm not sure how much is correct. I'll > document or explain where I got this so you can check it out. > > Bryant Cundiff died intestate. > Death Certificate Muhlenberg County KY #5423 > Bryant Cundiff, Carpenter > Male, White, Widow, b. KY; Cause of death: Acute Pharengitis > B. 24 Apr 1849; D. 28 Feb 1918; 68y, 10m, 4d > Father B.Y. Cundiff b. KY; Mother S.J. Wickliffe b. KY > Informant: Bell Cundiff, Cleaton > Dr. T.B. Slaton, Greenville, KY > Buried Wickliffe Graveyard, 01 Mar 1918 > Undertaker J.L. Thomas, Cleaton > > Bryan (without the "t") is listed in Cemetery Book III (by Marian G. > Hammers) in Crescent Cemetery. Crescent Cemetery (used to be Crescent Mines > in area) is located near Cleaton, KY. Mrs. Hammers stated, "There are many, > many unmarked graves in this cemetery which now seems completely abandoned. > It is grown up with brush and briers. Copied Nov. 12 1972." Wickliffe > Cemetery is located 3/4 mile northeast of Crescent Cemetery. There are two > or three identifiable graves listed in the book. > > Buried next to Bryant Cundiff is > Jennie H. Cundiff - 01 May 1858 - 15 Dec 1902 > Death Certificates are available in KY beginning in 1911 so there would not > be a DC for Jennie. Jennie was b. in Rutherford County, TN and the name was > Jennie Lamb Hutchison. This name and place of birth were listed in the DAR > application of Kathryn Cundiff Carter. I cannot verify. In Muhlenerg County, > 13 Sep 1882 Bryant Cundiff m. Jennie Hutchison. > > In the 1880 Muhlenberg County census I found Jennie Hutchison, three houses > away from the Cundiffs: > 230-245 - Hutcherson, Richard 54 NC NC NC farmer > Eliza 30 sister NC NC NC; Sallie 35 sister NC NC NC > Jordan, Mariah 50 sister NC NC NC wd > Hutcherson, Jane 22, niece TN NC NC > > Family of Bryant Y. Cundiff and Jennie Hutcheson > > 1910 Muhlenberg County Census > Jane had died in 1902. Bryant should be there one last census but I cannot > find him in the book I have. Perhaps he was omitted in the index; perhaps he > had moved. > > 1900 Muhlenberg County Census (transcribed and typed by Brenda C. Doss) > 333-341 - Cundiff, Bryant b. Apr 1849, age 51, m. 17 years KY KY KY > Jennie May 1858, 42, 9 children; 7 alive, TN NC TN > William R. son Oct 1884 15 KY KY TN > Geneva J. dau Dec 1885 14 KY KY KY > Winston H. son Oct 1887 12 KY KY KY > Sarah J. dau Sep 1889 10 KY KY KY > Tobitha E. dau Jul 1891 08 KY KY KY > John C. son May 1893 07 KY KY KY > Benjamin -. son Jul 1897 02 KY KY KY > > The 1900 census was the only census where they appeared together as a family > since the 1890 census burned in DC. > > >From the cemetery books (by Marion Hammers): > Crescent Cemetry > Annie R. Cundiff d/o B. & J.H. Cundiff - 03 Jul 1883 - 24 Aug 1886 > Infant daughter of B. & J.H. Cundiff - d. 19 Jan 1900 > (These would be the two deceased children named in the 1900 census.) > > Others: > Evergreen Cemetery, Greenville, KY > William Robert Cundiff - 05 Oct 1884 - 25 Aug 1996 > Belle J. Cundiff - 114 Oct 1880 - 16 Feb 1973 > > Muhlenberg County, KY Marriages > 05 Oct 1904 - William R. Cundiff m. Bell Johnston. > 27 Jan 1907 - L.P. Johnson m. Geneva Cundiff. > 14 Mar 1907 - John Dearing m. S.J. Cundiff. > 24 Oct 1910 - W.H. Cundiff m. Elizabeth Holman > 31 Jan 1920 - Forest Maiden m. Elizabeth Cundiff. > 21 Sep 1912 - Clarence Cundiff m. Grace McClearn > 16 Feb 1920 - Clarence Cundiff m. Hortense Allen > > Perhaps you would know if any of those marriages are correct. Hope this > helps a little. I'll send more as I have time. > > Dorann Lam in KY > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Sandy, they seem to be all children in 1870 and still at home. Now Sarah J. maybe her maiden name is wickliffe. Betty NC

In Muhlenberg Co. 1870 census there is a W.Y. Cundiff 52 M W Farmer 2000 700 KY. Sarah J. 42 FF W Housekeeper Ky. M.W. Cundiff 27 M W Farmer Ky Margaret " 25 F W Ky Nancy " 23 F W Bryant " 21 M W William Y. 18 M W John " 16 M W Mary J. " 13 F W Agness 11 F W Benjamin 9 M W Robert Cundiff 5 M W This is all in the same family all born KY. Hope this helps Betty NC

Thank you! We'd like to map all these places for ancestors and go take a trip to visit. Sandy Blogan0615@aol.com wrote: > 1870 Censes -- Wickliffe: Jane 53 F W KY, <snip>

Looking for Bryan Cundiff and Jane Hutcheson Sarah Jane Wickliffe and William Young Cundiff Moses Wickliffe and Nancy Young Aaron Wickliffe and Mary Kincheloe Benjamin Wickliffe and Sarah David/Davis Robert Wickliffe and Dorcas Arrington Any help would be appreciated, I don't know where to begin, what census to look in, etc. Sandy

1870 Censes -- Wickliffe: Jane 53 F W KY, There is a family of Blacks living with her with the same name: Moses 20, M B Railroad Laborer, Emily 18 F B Housekeeper, Franky 12 F B , Jacob 9 M B , all born in Ky. There is also a Ailse Heck 80 F B. Wickliffe, Oates 37 M W Day Laborer KY. Wickliffe, Aaron 52 M W Farmer Ky, Mary A 21 F W Housekeeper KY, William 18 M W Student KY, Virginia 16F W Ky, Penelope 14 F W Ky, Charles A. 12 M W KY, Effie 6 F W KY. Wickliffe, Tony 26M B Farm Laborer Ky, Eliza 23 F MQ Housekeeper Ky. Will give you more later. Have to cook dinner. Betty NC

Dear Betty, Would you be willing to look up any Wickliffe's (whatever spelling) in your census? I would very much appreciate it. Sandy Blogan0615@aol.com wrote: > I just checked my 1870 Muhlenberg Census: Evits, Samuel ... <snip>.... > Hope this helps. > Betty > NC

From:   Jan, unicorn@sun-spot.com Déjà vu (from the Sunday Afternoon Rocking series) My husband and I sat in a restaurant casually enjoying an evening meal…when I saw him. My thoughts connected with those of thirty years past, and I stared in amazement at the back of the elderly gentleman passing me. He sat at a booth within my line of vision. A lady who was probably his daughter, another more than likely a granddaughter, sat with him. I fought with myself, wanting both to take a casual trip by the booth and look him in the eye, and wanting at the same time to maintain the illusion presented to me from the back of this man's head in passing, from his profile at the booth. The thin white hair was the same, the shape of the head the same. The build of the body almost exact, and the soft shuffling of feet past my table as I had so often heard it a lifetime ago. He was my grandfather…or he could so well be. When I saw him pause to publicly but quietly pray before his meal, I lowered my eyes in respect, both to his prayer and to a memory. When I saw him push a napkin into his collar before eating, tears flooded my eyes. Yes, he was indeed my grandfather, or could so well be. When we left the restaurant, I could not stand it…I had to look. No, he was not my grandfather. His eyes were brown but not the same. His smile was kind, but it was not my grandfather. I resisted an impulse to hug him, and thank him…for just a moment giving me the illusion that a long ago time had returned and a special person in my life was there again. I returned his smile, and went on my way. It has happened to me before. I have seen my "father" sitting in a hotel lobby of Chicago, glimpsed my "grandmother" strolling down a street…shamefully lowered my eyes when caught staring at "an uncle". For just a moment sometimes, strangers can unwittingly give us a glimpse of memories past and never realize that they are in fact, a mirror image in passing of a memory buried long ago in all but our hearts and minds. It has happened to me before. I have driven down a strange road, done a double take, and driven a bit more slowly past a house that reminds me of a long ago home place. For just a few moments, I could imagine I was in the same place of long ago, a place that no longer exists except in a heart. The landscape was not the same…but the house could be, and I painted the landscape around it with memory, and then was on my way. I have stood in an antique mall and run my hands gently over furniture like that I remember that beloved place. I have had my vision cloud for a space in time, and seen it sitting somewhere else, heard echoes of activity around me that took place long ago, returned to the present to slowly walk away. Sometimes the reminders are not from strangers at all. I never look at a cousin without seeing a photograph of a grandmother taken in her youth nearly one hundred years ago. I wonder sometimes if my cousin notices that at times I am slow responding to her questions or that I seem to be seeing someone else. I never see the back of my son's head without thinking of my father. He does not know I sit and watch sometimes as he crosses a room. A cousin once said to me, "Jan, you will never die as long as your daughter is in the world." and I know what they are seeing when they look at her is a long ago me. And far from being hurt by such reminders, it seems to bring a bit of comfort. Déjà vu. Just a thought, jan Copyright ©2001JanPhilpot ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (Note: Afternoon Rocking messages are meant to be passed on, meant to be shared...simply share though e-mail as written without alterations...and in entirety. If planned for a publication, permission must be granted by the author. Please forward sufficient information concerning the nature and intent of the publication. Thanks, jan) Sunday Afternoon Rocking columns are distributed weekly on the list Sunday Rocking. This is not a "reply to" list, and normally only one message per week will come across it, that being the column. To subscribe send email to Sundayrocking-subscribe@topica.com Comments about the content of these messages can be sent to unicorn@sun-spot.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

John O'BRIAN, 1830 in Ireland & d. aft 1880 Hardin Co., KY Census. [Stephensburg], m. ca, 1858 [where?] to Mary STANTON [b. ca. 1842 in Ireland & also d. aft 1880 Hardin Co., KY Census. Children: Mary O'BRIAN, b. 4 Jul 1859 in Nashville TN & d. 20 Jun 1915 in Jefferson Co., KY. m. 1881 to Thomas BUCKLEY. Ellen O'BRIAN, b. ca. 1865 in KY & d. aft. 1880 Census. Annie O'BRIAN, b. ca 1868 in KY & d. aft 1880 Census. Briggett [sic] O'BRIAN, b. ca 1870 & d. aft 1880. John O'BRIAN, b. ca. 1872 & d. aft 1880. Is ANYONE searching this family?? Any info is truly appreciated. Thanks, Terri Boston Claggett [tbctree@aol.com]

Thomas BUCKLEY, b. Dec 1852 in IRELAND & d. bet. 1910/15 in prob. Hardin Co., KY?. m. Nov 15 1881 to Mary O'BRIAN [1859 in TN-1915 in KY]. Children: William Patrick BUCKLEY [Mar 1881-Mar 1933] m. 1904 to Katie Matlida Jane LOVE. John Thomas BUCKLEY [Aug 1886 in KY & d. 1966 in KY] m. Marie BEVILLE. IS ANYONE RELATED??? ANY info truly appreciated!! Thanks, Terri Boston Claggett [tbctree@aol.com]

Hi.. Is anyone connected to the above families in Muhlenberg cty? Through out the 1800's and/or even the 1900's as my grandmother's siblings might be in area. Interested in info on any one by these names. GOD BLESS, Lou

Hello, There was only one Jesse Rose in the 1910 census. This could be the one you're looking for even though the age is a little off: (This is from census extracts and does not contain household/family numbers.) P.31 of census; District 1, Central City, 11 May 1910 There were four Rose households listed next to each other: Rose, Nancy J. 45, widow, KY US US - 9c7a (Nancy had given birth to nine children and seven were living at that time); Ramond son 12 KY KY KY Jesse son 10 KY KY KY Foster son 07 KY KY KY Rose, Michael B. 37 1st marriage 5 years; KY KY KY Fannie M. wife 38 KY KY KY 2c2a Carry E. dau 04 KY KY KY William P. son 02 KY KY KY Rose, Green B. 62 1 m 39 yrs KY KY KY Martha E. wife 59 10c7a KY KY KY Luscian (sic) son 29 1m4 KY KY KY Mary dau 21 single KY KY KY Fronie d-in-l 25 1m4 KY KY KY 0c0a Analiza niece 45 single KY KY KY James brother 73 wd KY KY KY Rose, William C. 35 1m5 KY KY KY Mattie wife 31 1c1a KY KY KY Marjorie dau 4 KY KY KY ----------------------------------------- 1900 Muhlenberg County Census 42-42 - Rose, Charles B. b. Feb 1859, 41 yrs, m 16 yrs Nannie J. wife Feb 1854 36 (sic) 7/6 ch Zella D. son Aug 1884, 15 Alice M. dau Feb 1887 13 Robert W. son Feb1889 11 George B. son Nov 1890 09 Annie B. dau May 1893 07 Raymond Oct 1897 02 ---------------------------------------- Muhlenberg County Marriage 27 Sep 1883 - Charles B. Rose m. Nancy J. Heltsley ------------------------------------------------------ Greenberry Rose Cemetery Charles B. Rose - 05 Feb 1859 - 02 Oct 1903 Mrs. N.J. Rowe (sic) - 27 Feb 1864 - 24 Oct 1929 Next to them: Zella D. Rose s/o GB &NJ Rose - 04 Aug 1884 - 30 Jan 1901 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- If you determine that this is your Jessie and have questions I'll be glad to share. They are not my line. The Roses go back to Lenox Rose who died in Muhlenberg County in 1806. The Heltsleys have been traced back farther than that (but not by me). These families have a rich history in Muhlenberg County from its beginning. Dorann

would appreciate a census look up searching for Jesse Rose in 1910 census. the proplem is he was only about 7 years old & I dont know his fathers name. this could be tough, but if you try thanks

Such good folks on this list! In response to my inquiry about Thomas and Maggie Lucas MILLER I've received 1910 Muhlenberg County Census information on the family and Greens Chapel General Baptist Church Cemetery information on Thomas, Maggie and their child who died at 3-1/2, Mattie Marie, as well as a Rev. W.A. Miller (relation???). One person indicated that she didn't find the family in the 1900 census, although she said that there were a lot of Millers.... Does anyone have the 1920 census? I remember that my mother indicated that crippled maiden aunt lived with Thomas and Maggie in the late 1920s -- I don't know whose Aunt she was, however, and how long she lived with them, so she may or may not show up in the 1920 census. My mother thought she was great! (Unfortunately, I lost her name when I lost my papers in the flood.) Thank you for your help! Linda ******************************************************* Linda Clements P.O. Box 1089 Dayton, Nevada 89403 Surnames (through great grandparents): Linda Clements (KY, TN, VA, NC, AL) : CLEMENTS, GREENWOOD, KNOX, HIGHERS/HIRES, TOOLEY/TULEY, WARMAN, WEAVER others: ADCOCK, BASS(E), BYRD, CARVER, DUKE(S), LINK, MORTON, WOODSON John Crowley (WI, Ireland, Germany): AVERBECK, CROWLEY, DONAHUE, DORE, FRIEDRICK, GUENTHER, MAGDEFRAU, ROCHE/ROACH others: DONNELLY, MOCHLER GEDCOM: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=llclements-clem

Yes, an Evitts sort of did marry a Snodgrass - my grandmother was an EDWARDS whose mother was a SNODGRASS (Maude Mae) - my grandmother married an EVITTS. Who knows, there may be another one. I believe the Zachariah Evitts you mention is "my" Evitts :) Those of us researching the Evitts line seem to have narrowed it down to three - but we can't seem to get any farther back than Moses, Zachariah and another Moses.... Any help on this line would be appreciated. What is your SNODGRASS line? The farthest back mine goes is Jesse, I believe. Please send a tree if you have one. Mary K. mkbeck01@gwise.louisville.edu

I just checked my 1870 Muhlenberg Census: Evits, Samuel 35 M W Farm Laborer TN, Lucy 22 F W House keeper KY, Thomas W 1 M W. Evitts, John M 28 M W Farm Laborer KY, Malvina 25 F W House keeper TN, Zachariah 1 M W KY, Dovey W 10/12 F W KY, I believe a Evitts married a Snodgrass. Can't remember who. Snodgrass is one of my Names. Hope this helps. Betty NC

The discussion about Millers and the Miller Cemetery jogged my interest in trying to trace my mother's first husband, Garrett Miller, and his family. I lost most of my notes from my mother in a flood four years ago, and now find that I don't know Garrett's birth date, etc. (He died of tuberculosis in about 1939-40 in Phoenix -- leading to my mother later meeting my father in Phoenix, etc.....) My mother's mother's family also has, by marriage, Millers (from Tennessee and Virginia) and cousins from that branch of the family and I are trying to figure out whether there is any connection to Garrett's family. Garrett was born in Muhlenberg County in about 1904 to Thomas and Maggie Lucas MILLER. I do not have the birth or death dates or parents names for either of his parents. His brothers and sister were Allie, Nova, Ophus and Ray. Ophus was born December 27, 1902; I do not have the DOBs for the other family members. I would like to request a census lookup for the 1900 and/or 1910 and/or 1920 censuses for the Thomas MILLER family. The 1910 and 1920 census, in particular, would help me determine Garrett's birth date, and those of his siblings. Thank you for your help. Linda Clements ******************************************************* Linda Clements P.O. Box 1089 Dayton, Nevada 89403 Surnames (through great grandparents): Linda Clements (KY, TN, VA, NC, AL) : CLEMENTS, GREENWOOD, KNOX, HIGHERS/HIRES, TOOLEY/TULEY, WARMAN, WEAVER others: ADCOCK, BASS(E), BYRD, CARVER, DUKE(S), LINK, MORTON, WOODSON John Crowley (WI, Ireland, Germany): AVERBECK, CROWLEY, DONAHUE, DORE, FRIEDRICK, GUENTHER, MAGDEFRAU, ROCHE/ROACH others: DONNELLY, MOCHLER GEDCOM: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=llclements-clem

Richard, I just got online so someone may have provided you some of this or you possibly have it: It would be time-consuming to copy the names of the 271 cemeteries that have been copied in Muhlenberg County! You didn't indicate the period of time in which you are interested in burials. The oldest Millers I could find buried in the county were: SCOTT CEMEMTERY near Bremen Simon and Nancy Ann b. ca. 1780 GISH CEMETERY near Bremen Benjamin b. 1839 SHAVER CEMETERY near Bremen Thompson b. 1814 NEBO CEMETERY Wlilliam D. b. 1815 BRIER CREEK CEMETERY Isaac b. 1835 SHILOH CEMETERY Martin b. 1785 SALEM CEMETERY David b. 1820 ANTIOCH CEMETERY Isaac W. b. 1842 MILLER CEMETERY at Graham Children of John and Selia b.1846 & 1851 FOREST GROVE CEMETERY John b. 1832 EVERGREEN CEMETERY J.S. and M.E. b. 1848; W.T. b. 1847 In the 1810 Muhlenberg County Census there were the following Millers: Absalem (sic) and Frederick, ages 26-44 George, oldest - 45 or above Philip T. - youngest 16-25. I could not find a marriage for George Frederick Miller in Muhlenberg County. There were no marriages for anyone named Carvin. Could Carvin have been Garvin? I found the following during the time period you indicated: 1822 - Joseph Miller to Sarah Kemper 1824 - James Miller to Juliet McCleland 1831 - Stephen Miller to Elizabeth Drake No Carvin Brides but: 1822 Jane Garven to Daniel Kittinger 1826 Peggy Garvin to Leroy Davis 1833 - Elliza A. Garvin to T.R. Clark I know that there were Garvins in Christian County KY if you're looking for a Garvin marriage, but I don't have access to the marriages for that county. I did check Ohio County adjacent to Muhlenberg where there were loads of Millers but no George Fredericks. Perhaps you might be interested in: Muhlenberg County KY Deeds: Book 5.53. 11 Feb 1819 - John Noftsinger and Mary his wife sold to George F. Miller all of Muhlenberg County KY for $78, 26 acres & 108 poles on waters of Big Creek, a branch of Cypress. Book 5.61. 04 Feb 1819 John Plain and Peggy his wife sold to George F. Miller all of Muhlenberg County KY for $2,080, 354 acres, 21 poles on waters of Big Creek a branch of Cypress. David Short line, Samuel Short corner. Book 6.499. 02 Aug 1827 Phillip Miller and Anna his wife of Warrick County IN sold to Isaac Raney of Muhlenberg County KY for $200, 98 & 3/4 acres on waters of Pond River in Muhlenberg County. William Moore survey, Joseph Arnold survey, Jacob Kittinger corner, Amost Ray line, Jacob Dame corner. Signed Phillip Miller and Anna Miller: Witnesses George F. Miller and Peter Shaver. Book 6.511. 14 Jul 1828 George F. Miller and Elizabeth his wife sold to John G. Shaver all of Muhlenberg County KY for $200, 100 acres on waters of Cypress Creek a branch of Pond River. David Short line, Peter Shaver corner. Signed George F. Miller and Elizabeth Miller. (Elizabeth relinquished her right of dower.) Book 7.279. 18 Sep 1830 George F. Miller and Elizabeth his wife of Morgan County IL sold to David Short of Muhlenberg County KY for $300, 280 acres on waters of Big Creek, a branch of Cypress. Samuel Short corner, John G. Shaver corner, Peter Shaver corner. Signed George F. Miller, Wits Joseph Scott and David T. Short. Other MIllers listed in the earliest deed book for the county Absolem, Conrad, Frederick, George, George, Sr., George Jr., Jacob, John Peter, Judah, Martin, Mary, Matthew, Miller, Philip, Sarah and William. Millers still living in the county in 1850 were: William 26 b. KY; Alfred 39 TN; Simon 68 TN; Isaac 39 TN; John 40 VA; John 34 VA; David 29 KY; Martin 25 KY; Martin Sr 55 PA; Michael 35 KY; James 28 PA; Elizabeth 44 TN; Jacob 39; Samuel 46 TN; (Zachariah Rose was listed on page with Samuel); Henry 62 VA; Catherine 46 VA. >From the latest Muhlenberg County KY History, p. 207, I learned that Martin Miller and Polly Cressne married in Botetourt County VA, 13 Jun 1807. Eight children were listed for them. Dorann in Warren County, KY

Does anyone know how the "weaving house" at Powderly got started? It was always vaguely suggested in my family that some kind of "missionaries" or something (maybe from the government??) came to Muhlenberg and taught the women how to weave - I assume so the women could have some extra income or at least make rag rugs for themselves. BTW, the weaving house was directly across the street from my great-grandmother's house (Emma Lee Evitts, who was a lunchroom lady at Muhlenberg Central for years). Mary K.

I would appreciate the location of all Muhlenberg County Cemeteries. I do not know the names that I am looking for, Children, etc. of George Fredrick MILLER & Elizabeth CARVIN 1800? to 1830 They came from Fincastle, Botetourt Co., Virginia and went to Morgan Co., Illinois. Thank you, Richard Callard callard@dancris.com -----Original Message----- From: Jean Camas [mailto:jrcamas@liii.com] Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 8:43 PM To: KYMUHLEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYMUHLEN] Miller Cemetery Hello, DCP, I have Volume III of Muhlenberg County Cemeteries, and this is what they show for location: "Located on old section of Highway 431 at Cleaton" Hope this helps. Jean in Long Island NY At 11:17 PM 03/02/2001 EST, DCP877@aol.com wrote: >I am searching for Miller Cemetery can any one tell me where it is located? >My ancestors ROSE & MILLER are buried there. > Any information will be helpful thanks > > >============================== >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate >your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > > ============================== Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!