Hi Lori, I am interested in your Rapier. I hace some, very limited info. on the Rapiers in Nelson Co. Ky. Jim Johnson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lori" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 7:20 PM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] KY families > Hi Betty, > >> It seems like the Abell (however you spell it) families went all over the >> eastern side of the US. Maybe one of these connects with yours. > > Mary Kathryn ABELL married George Edward Rapier in 1875, and that is where > the Abell comes into my family tree. > > Lori >

Hi Lori, I am especially interested in any info. you are willing to share concerning the Rapiers. My aunt (Mother's sister) Ellen Claybrooke married Ferd Rapier in Washington Co. Ky. and made their home in Bardstown where both remained until their death. This has been somewhat of a wall for me. I am also interested in the Abell side as a more distant relative is married to an Abell from Lebanon. I have only limited info. on both the Rapiers and Abells but have extensive info. on most branches of the Claybrook(e)s. I am from Washington Co. Ky. where I lived my younger years with my grandfather, James Richard Claybrooke and Beulah Mae Litsey Claybrooke. I will share any and all info. that I have. Jim Johnson 707 Williamsburg Dr. Smyrna, TN 37167 Ph. 615-355-0279 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lori" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 7:20 PM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] KY families > Hi Betty, > >> It seems like the Abell (however you spell it) families went all over the >> eastern side of the US. Maybe one of these connects with yours. > > Mary Kathryn ABELL married George Edward Rapier in 1875, and that is where > the Abell comes into my family tree. > > Lori >

Thanks so much Mary. It is very kind of you to send this. When it comes to Quinns, I do not discredit any of it until I can prove beyond a shadow of a doubt as Queen abd Quinn are used interchangeably by the census takers because they do not know the name and put down what they thing it should be and that is bit always right. My mother's maiden name is QUINN and there is no doubt but after that, you about have to know the family names and what you are searching for. At this point, I cannot toss any of them out as his wife's family (siblings and all) were in Ohio and Grayson County and they stayed pretty close together. Again...thanks! Mary Alice

No Quin Mgs until 1852 all other Mgs from 1785 are Queen Nelson Co Mgs 1849 - 1864, NCGS: pg 93: Thomas A. Quin wit on mg reco of Philip Lanigan & Mrs Susan Spalding b 4 Sep 1855; m 5 Sep 1855 by J. Defries. p 132: Josephus R. Quin & Bettie Murphy bond 6 Oct 1852. signed bond: R.G. Warrington, Phil Lee, L.W. Talbott, Clinton McClarty Lic returned and recorded, but not signed. (other Mgs QUEEN). Nelson Co Mgs 1865-1875, NCGS: p 185: Warren S. Wood & Katie D. Quin, bond 31 Dec 1873, m 1 Jan 1874 Signed Bond: William Ambrose M by John F. Reed, from Min Ret Mg at Murphy's Hotel Wit: Robert Murphy, Molly Quin Nelson Co Mgs 1876-1885--none- Queen only Nelson Co Mgs 1886-1899-none-Queen only A few references to QUINN in "Nelson Co, KY Newspaper Abstracts Sept 1807 - Sept 1890", Carolyn Wimp, ATHS, 2001 Mary Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 2:48 PM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] LOOK-UP EDWARD QUINN > In a message dated 7/15/2005 1:19:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > In the 1840, 1850,1860, 1870, 1880 Cen is QUEEN as well in cen published > by > NCGS. Sure it is QUINN???>>>I am not sure about all of those you mention > but I do know th 1870 Nelson County. The family traveled for a time and > helped > to build the Lebanon Branch of L&N Railroad and the rest of his wife's > family > is in Ohio and Grayson County during this period of time and where one > was, > usually, they all were. > Mary > Alice > > > > > > > >

In a message dated 7/15/2005 1:19:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: In the 1840, 1850,1860, 1870, 1880 Cen is QUEEN as well in cen published by NCGS. Sure it is QUINN???>>>I am not sure about all of those you mention but I do know th 1870 Nelson County. The family traveled for a time and helped to build the Lebanon Branch of L&N Railroad and the rest of his wife's family is in Ohio and Grayson County during this period of time and where one was, usually, they all were. Mary Alice

In the 1840, 1850,1860, 1870, 1880 Cen is QUEEN as well in cen published by NCGS. Sure it is QUINN??? ----- Original Message ----- From: "G Minklein" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 8:57 AM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] LOOK-UP EDWARD QUINN > Mary Alice, > > I may have found what you are looking for. The writing is hard to read, > and > the entry is indexed as Queen rather than Quinn, but it could be either > one. > > 1870 Nelson Co., KY, Bardstown Precinct #1, Bardstown P.O., July 28th > > 239/243 QUINN, Edward 24 MW Farmer $1500 KY > ................JAMES, Thomas 25 MW Farm hand $550 KY > ................KUTHER, James 45 MB Farm hand KY > ...........................Jane 40 FB Keeping house KY > ...........................Laura 13 FB At home KY > ...........................Sue 12 FB At home KY > ................BROWN, Arch 20 MB Farm hand KY > > 240/244 BALL, James 20 MW Farm hand KY > ............................Ann 18 FW Keeping house KY > ...............QUINN, James 75 MW At home KY > > The 75-year old James Quinn is also indexed as Queen, but looking at the > writing, it could be either. > > Hope this helps. > > Georgia Minklein > >

Thanks to all who searched for the Quinn information. The one that I was searching for w as indexed as Queen and I had not seen an index so I did not know to tell you that. I had seen a photocopy of the 1870 Census in question but, the names after Edward Quinn had been cut off. Again, much appreciated. Mary Alice

Mary Alice, I may have found what you are looking for. The writing is hard to read, and the entry is indexed as Queen rather than Quinn, but it could be either one. 1870 Nelson Co., KY, Bardstown Precinct #1, Bardstown P.O., July 28th 239/243 QUINN, Edward 24 MW Farmer $1500 KY ................JAMES, Thomas 25 MW Farm hand $550 KY ................KUTHER, James 45 MB Farm hand KY ...........................Jane 40 FB Keeping house KY ...........................Laura 13 FB At home KY ...........................Sue 12 FB At home KY ................BROWN, Arch 20 MB Farm hand KY 240/244 BALL, James 20 MW Farm hand KY ............................Ann 18 FW Keeping house KY ...............QUINN, James 75 MW At home KY The 75-year old James Quinn is also indexed as Queen, but looking at the writing, it could be either. Hope this helps. Georgia Minklein

Dottie, This is what I found as well in Nelson Co 1870. But--Mollie & Katie listed at school but also in the hh of their mother Bettie (listed twice in the census). Also found a Edward Quinn 14 in In & near by is an older Quinn man & family-- just don't remember the year census-- did not note this down-- maybe you can fnd it??? Checked so many Edward Quinns don't know which is which now!!! Mary Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dottie Brentlinger" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 10:41 PM Subject: RE: [KYNELSON-L] LOOK-UP EDWARD QUINN > There are many Quinns in KY, 100 but the only ones in Nelson that I see > are Bettie 35, Mollie 16 attending school; Kate 15 attending school. > There is in Campbell Co KY Edw Quinn 26, Laborer, 100 Ireland married in > Feby both parents of foreign birth; wife Anna 21 Ireland both parents of > foreign birth. Also in Campbell Co Edward 30 Carriage painter 200 PA > both parents of foreign birth; Ann 30 kphs England both parents of > foreign birth; Mary 7, IND, Rebecca 4, IND and Henry 11/12 KY Aug. > Neither had any Quinn neighbors before them or after. Maybe someone else > can find them, sorry. Dottie > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 10:52 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [KYNELSON-L] LOOK-UP EDWARD QUINN > > I must have done something wrong or this got lost in the shuffle so I > am > trying again. Is there anyone who has a copy of the 1870 Nelson County > Census > who could and would do a look-up of Edward QUINN. He is listed as being > 24 > years of age in 1870 and in the next household or two, there is another > QUINN man > who is 75. I believe this to be father and son and would like to have > both > households as I believe this Edward QUIBB to be my g-g-grandfather. > Thank you > in advance. > > Mary Alice > > > > >

There are many Quinns in KY, 100 but the only ones in Nelson that I see are Bettie 35, Mollie 16 attending school; Kate 15 attending school. There is in Campbell Co KY Edw Quinn 26, Laborer, 100 Ireland married in Feby both parents of foreign birth; wife Anna 21 Ireland both parents of foreign birth. Also in Campbell Co Edward 30 Carriage painter 200 PA both parents of foreign birth; Ann 30 kphs England both parents of foreign birth; Mary 7, IND, Rebecca 4, IND and Henry 11/12 KY Aug. Neither had any Quinn neighbors before them or after. Maybe someone else can find them, sorry. Dottie -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 10:52 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [KYNELSON-L] LOOK-UP EDWARD QUINN I must have done something wrong or this got lost in the shuffle so I am trying again. Is there anyone who has a copy of the 1870 Nelson County Census who could and would do a look-up of Edward QUINN. He is listed as being 24 years of age in 1870 and in the next household or two, there is another QUINN man who is 75. I believe this to be father and son and would like to have both households as I believe this Edward QUIBB to be my g-g-grandfather. Thank you in advance. Mary Alice

I do not believe there is any connection in our Davis line. My GGGrandfather was George W. Davis,but the dates are not correct. There are several George and George W. Davis's in IL. and in Edgar County,There is another Davis line we believe connect but have never been able to prove they do connect. This is the families of Wiley and Jasper DavIs,who are found during the 1800s' in Douglas County,IL and then in St. Clair Count,MO. thanks Barbara

In a message dated 7/14/2005 10:52:36 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: this Edward QUIBB >>>OOps! Edward QUINN

I must have done something wrong or this got lost in the shuffle so I am trying again. Is there anyone who has a copy of the 1870 Nelson County Census who could and would do a look-up of Edward QUINN. He is listed as being 24 years of age in 1870 and in the next household or two, there is another QUINN man who is 75. I believe this to be father and son and would like to have both households as I believe this Edward QUIBB to be my g-g-grandfather. Thank you in advance. Mary Alice

Hi Barbara, I just posted my Travis Davis information to the list in a reply to Bill. Please, check it out and let me know if you see a connection to your Davis line. Catherine

Hi Bill, I am looking for the parents of my GG grandfather Travis Henry Davis b April 3, 1825, d Feb. 4 1900. He married Jenetta Leathers on Dec. 25, 1847 in Anderson Co. Ky. There children were: Mark Davis killed in war. James Luther Davis b 1852, moved to Illinois Sarah b 1854 George W. Davis b 1857 John Henry b 1860 Barbara Ellen b 1864 Mary L b 1867 William Green b 1872 , died young Do you see any connection to your line? Catherine

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Lot's of Wheatley's in the Prince William/Fauquier area of Virginia.

Hi Betty I've got Wheatley from Union County, not sure if he was from Nelson. He might have been from Virginia. I have both lines of Spaldings, Benedict J and Bennett. I have Abells that married Greenwells. Mary Lee "Hi, all, The following are some of my KY families. Hagan, Thompson, Pierceall, O'Bryan, Wheatley, Fowler, Blanford, Spalding, Parsons, Abell, Wafford (Warford, Wofford, Worford), Martin. Welcome any mail re any or all of these people. Best to you, Betty" ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs

Hi, My family line starts in Prince William Co, VA with William Davis 1695-1755 and many of his grandsons were in the Rev War and settled in Nelson Co KY. Some were in Kincheloe Station in 1782 and an Isaac Davis, 6 years old was captured and returned. What was this inquiry about? Bill

My Davis line ,as far as we can verify is George Davis and Elizabeth ?????We have documented them in Edgar County,IL. I have old George Davis's will and the administrator is his wife and their son Presley. We believe that this Presley was named after the older Presley Davis,who we believe is old George Davis brother. My line is this: George Davis and Elizabeth?? Presley Davis and Wila ( Kelly) Davis George Davis and Arminda ( Maloney) Davis Jacob Davis and Hannah Jane ( Mills) Davis Susan Arminda (Davis) Keith Gladys ( Keith) Newman Barbara ( Newman ) Howard..me If any of this sounds familiar,sure would like to hear from you Barbara in Wichita