The St. Michael's cemetery entrance is barely over the county line into Spencer County, KY. The church is in Fairfield, Nelson County. Not knowing the actual county line, the cemetery may lay in both counties as it is that close by the county line sign on the highway. Rhonda Wathen [email protected] > [Original Message] > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 4/27/2005 1:24:02 AM > Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Hardy, Hagan, Clark,Troutman, Carrico, Gardi... > > > Mary, > > I know I'm the wrong Bob but I've been thru Fairfield in Nelson Co, KY where > St Michael's Catholic Church and Cemetery are located and Rootsweb also > lists a Fairfield, KY in Breckinridge Co but haven't heard of a Fairfield in > Spencer Co, KY. > > Athough, my favorite Fairfield is in California, not far from one of my > favorite wineries in Napa Valley and on the road towards Sacramento and Lake > Tahoe. Born in Louisville but very much a California old man these days! > > Also a double Troutman, descending from two of John Michael Troutman's > daughters, one from each marriage, my mother from one and my dad from another. > Additionally, my grandmother was a Carrico whose mother was a Buckman, > descending from the Ice family. > > Bob Alvey > > > > In a message dated 4/26/2005 8:21:23 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > Bob > > Please clarify for me the location of Fairfield. Is it Nelson or Spencer > Co?? Have seen both as location of Fairfield. > > Mary Y. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 9:27 PM > Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Re: [kybullitt] Hardy, Hagan, Clark,Troutman, > Carrico, Gardi... > > > > >

Mary, I know I'm the wrong Bob but I've been thru Fairfield in Nelson Co, KY where St Michael's Catholic Church and Cemetery are located and Rootsweb also lists a Fairfield, KY in Breckinridge Co but haven't heard of a Fairfield in Spencer Co, KY. Athough, my favorite Fairfield is in California, not far from one of my favorite wineries in Napa Valley and on the road towards Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. Born in Louisville but very much a California old man these days! Also a double Troutman, descending from two of John Michael Troutman's daughters, one from each marriage, my mother from one and my dad from another. Additionally, my grandmother was a Carrico whose mother was a Buckman, descending from the Ice family. Bob Alvey In a message dated 4/26/2005 8:21:23 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Bob Please clarify for me the location of Fairfield. Is it Nelson or Spencer Co?? Have seen both as location of Fairfield. Mary Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 9:27 PM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Re: [kybullitt] Hardy, Hagan, Clark,Troutman, Carrico, Gardi...

To all you good people on the Nelson Co. list: This does not apply specifically to this posting, but I was reminded of it by seeing that one person in the account was born in Bardstown. It brings up something that I see so often, particularly from those who do not actually live in Nelson Co. They assign all sorts of events to Bardstown, when in many, many cases they did not occur there. Most of the early population were farmers and may not have even been close to Bardstown. It seems to me that I recall while teaching in Bardstown that those in the southern part of the county had to ride the bus 30 miles to go to high school. I have seen various part of my own family, who lived in Bloomfield and Chaplin being assigned activities in Bardstown which I know did not occur there. In other words, it's safer, unless you absolutely know that it took place in Bardstown, just to say Nelson Co. After all, even if they were in town, it may have been Howardstown, New Haven, New Hope, Fairfield, Bloomfield, Chaplin, Botland, Boston, Samuels, Deatsville, Cox's Creek, Nelsonville. Did I forget any place? Bob Moore Bob Moore In a message dated 4/26/2005 7:54:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: FRANCIS MARION HARDY b. 1835 Bardstown, Nelson Co. Ky. married MALINDA JANE HOMAN. Francis M. HARDY was the son of George William HARDY and Lucinda HAGAN.

Bob Please clarify for me the location of Fairfield. Is it Nelson or Spencer Co?? Have seen both as location of Fairfield. Mary Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 9:27 PM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Re: [kybullitt] Hardy, Hagan, Clark,Troutman, Carrico, Gardi... > > To all you good people on the Nelson Co. list: > This does not apply specifically to this posting, but I was reminded > of > it by seeing that one person in the account was born in Bardstown. It > brings > up something that I see so often, particularly from those who do not > actually live in Nelson Co. They assign all sorts of events to > Bardstown, when in > many, many cases they did not occur there. Most of the early population > were > farmers and may not have even been close to Bardstown. It seems to me > that I > recall while teaching in Bardstown that those in the southern part of the > county had to ride the bus 30 miles to go to high school. > I have seen various part of my own family, who lived in Bloomfield and > Chaplin being assigned activities in Bardstown which I know did not occur > there. In other words, it's safer, unless you absolutely know that it > took place > in Bardstown, just to say Nelson Co. After all, even if they were in > town, > it may have been Howardstown, New Haven, New Hope, Fairfield, Bloomfield, > Chaplin, Botland, Boston, Samuels, Deatsville, Cox's Creek, Nelsonville. > Did I > forget any place? > Bob Moore > Bob Moore > > > In a message dated 4/26/2005 7:54:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > FRANCIS MARION HARDY b. 1835 Bardstown, Nelson Co. Ky. married MALINDA > JANE > HOMAN. Francis M. HARDY was the son of George William HARDY and Lucinda > HAGAN. > > > > > >

Mary and Dottie This is some HARDY information that I have, please add to it if you can. Who were the parents of George William HARDY and Lucinda HAGAN?? Also, if anyone can add to the ClARK / HAGAN marriage. Thanks, take care.................. Jude FRANCIS MARION HARDY b. 1835 Bardstown, Nelson Co. Ky. married MALINDA JANE HOMAN. Francis M. HARDY was the son of George William HARDY and Lucinda HAGAN. Children of Francis M. HARDY and Malinda; 1 George W. HARDY b. 1856 Pitts Pt. Bullitt Co. Ky. married Mary A. GREENWELL 1885 Bullitt Co. Ky. 2 Charles Edger HARDY married Lena STEWART 1881 3 Josephine HARDY married Frank DRAIN 4 Frances Clara HARDY married Edgar GOBER 1878 5 Richard L. HARDY 6 Ida May HARDY 7 Albert HARDY 8 Francis Marion HARDY married Bessie Ethel ASHBY 1893 9 Marion Agnes HARDY 10 Margaret HARDY married Samuel H. RIDGWAY 1895 11 James Thomas HARDY married Jane C. 12 Carl HARDY married Mamie TROUTMAN GEORGE WILLIAM HARDY b. abt. 1815 MD died 1865 Marion Co. IN. He married Lucinda HAGAN d/o Walter HAGAN and Mary Joanna CARRICO Children of George W. and Lucinda HARDY; 1 Francis Marion HARDY b. abt. 1835 Bardstown, Nelson Co. Ky. married Malinda Jane HOMAN 1855 Bullitt Co. Ky. 2 James Harrison HARDY married Laurinda (?) Columba BREWER 1859 Hardin Co. Ky. 3 Lewellen HARDY married John Henry HOLLOWAY 1860 Hardin Co. Ky 4 Walter Joshua HARDY 5 George William HARDY married Mary C. MURRY 1873 Bullitt Co. KY 6 Sarah E. HARDY 7 Clotilda HARDY Walter HAGAN died before 1821 he was the son of Walter HAGAN and Mary ? He married Joanna CARRICO Children of Walter HAGAN and Joanna CARRICO; 1 Lucinda HAGAN b. abt. 1815 married George William HARDY 1835 Nelson Co. Ky 2 Carline HAGAN 3 Ann HAGAN 4 Mildred HAGAN 5 Rosella HAGAN 6 Elias HAGAIN Walter HAGAN was the son of Ignatius 'signer' HAGAN and Ann GARDINER. He married Mary ? Children of Walter HAGAN and Mary; 1 berlinda HAGAN married Joseph HAGAN 2 Elizabeth HAGAN 3 Walter HAGAN married Joanna CARRICO 1813 Nelson Co. Ky. 4 Benjamin HAGAN Ignatius 'signer' HAGAN b. abt. 1720 MD. son of Thomas HAGAN and Sarah MUDD. He married Ann GARDINER b. abt. 1746 Townshend, MD Children of Ignatius HAGAN and Ann GARDINER 1 Ignatius HAGAN b. abt. 1769 Charles Col MD married Anastasia HAMILTON 1797 Washington Co. Ky. 2 Hezekiah HAGAN married Nancy CLARK abt. 1800 Nelson Co. KY. d/o James G. CLARK and Rachel HAGAN. He married 2) Eleanor BRYAN 1815. Would love addtional information on them if anyone has it... 3 Catherine HAGAN married John Baptist BLANDFORD 1798 Nelson Co. Ky. 4 Caleb HAGAN 5 Richard HAGAN 6 Walter HAGAN married Mary ? 7 Sarah HAGAN married James HAGAN 1798 Nelson Co. Ky 8 James HAGAN

Hello Mary Yoder Perhaps I have some info that can help you but first I want to be sure that I have the right Basil Hagan. I had Basil Hagan m. to Tabita HAGAN........BUT maybe I am entirely wrong and it should be Blandford and there are two Tabitha's one a Tabita Hagan and one a Tabitha Blandford. Thus Tabitha Hagan m. to another Basil Hagan as I did not have dates for him Do you know the parents of Tabitha Blandford, I have an Agnes Tabitha Blandford see next Descendants of Thomas Blandford, Sr. 1 Thomas BLANDFORD, Sr. b: 1735 Charles Co., MD . +Mary Ann HAGAN, 158-2-7-8 b: 1735 Charles Co., MD m: Abt. 1757 d: Aft. 1793 Charles Co., MD Father: Ignatius Hagan, 158-2-7, "The Planter" Mother: Rebecca Lowe, #1W 2 Sarah BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-1 b: Abt. 1755 2 Thomas BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-2 b: Abt. 1757 2 Charles Thomas BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-3 b: Abt. 1758 .. +Catherine b: Abt. 1758 m: Abt. 1843 2 Henrietta BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-4 b: Abt. 1759 2 Rebecca BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-5 b: Abt. 1760 .. +William WIGHT b: Abt. 1776 m: Abt. 1795 Father: Isle Wight Mother: Mary Snoden 2 Ignatius BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-6 b: Abt. 1762 2 Mary Ann BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-7 b: Abt. 1764 2 William Ignatius BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-8 b: Abt. 1765 2 Agnes Tabitha BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-9 b: Abt. 1767 2 Richard BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-10 b: Abt. 1769 2 Bibiana BLANDFORD, 158-2-7-8-11 b: Abt. 1771 Was Basil born 1801 d 1851 as I did not have that info. even though I am related to the Hagans. Is Eleanor "Ellen" Medcalf his second wife? To add to my records later, where is St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery located in Nelson Co, what town? Since I had Basil Hagan m. to Tabitha HAGAN dau of Thomas Hagan and married first to Enoch Hagan. AND THEN TO BASIL HAGAN......THIS IS THE SOURCE FOR Tabita Hagan 11-19-00 Dottie Porter Himes printed off the World Connect Project -Descendants of Thomas (the Immigrant) Hagan by John Hagan [email protected] Thomas Hagan b. abt 1716 the son of Ignatius the Planter and his first wife, Rebecca Lowe thomas died 1815 in Prince George Co. MD andf married abt 1765 in Prince George Co. MD to Gracy Gwynn b. abt 1730 and they had: 1. Tabitha Hagan b. abt 1776 2. Mary Ann Hagan 3. Rebecca Hagan 4. Horatio Hagan 5. Thomas Hagan 6. John Benedict Hagan 7. Theodore Hagan 8. Leonard Hagan 9. Verlinda Hagan 10. Winifred Hagan b. abt 1778 Descendants of Tabitha Hagan, (158-2-7-3-9) [1] Tabitha HAGAN, (158-2-7-3-9) b: Abt. 1776 . +Enoch HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2, #1H b: Abt. 1770 MD m: 20 May 1797 Nelson Co. KY d: 1834 Nelson Co, KY Father: Bennet Hagan, 158-2-7-13 Mother: Ann 2 Valentine HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-1 b: Abt. 1799 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY 2 Louisa HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-2 b: 1801 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY 2 Nathaniel HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-3 b: 1802 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY 2 Matilda HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-4 b: 1804 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY 2 Catherine Valentine HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-5 b: 1807 Bardstown, Nelson Co., KY 2 Austin HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-6 b: 08 Feb 1809 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY d: 09 Nov 1871 Owensboro, Daviess Co., KY .. +Caroline Matilda BROWN b: 25 Nov 1808 Shelby Co., KY m: Abt. 1837 KY . 3 James Overton HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-6-1 b: 02 Dec 1838 Shelby Co., KY . 3 John William HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-6-2 b: 07 Jan 1840 KY d: 26 Oct 1882 .... +Margaret Eleanor HAYDEN, (10-6-5-3-6) b: 14 Feb 1845 Daviess Co. KY Father: George Samuel Hayden II Mother: Mary Teresa Burch, 10-6-5-3, #2W . 3 Sydney Theodore HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-6-3 b: 14 May 1843 KY . 3 Josephine Ellen HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-6-4 b: 15 Apr 1845 KY . 3 Ann Amanda HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-6-5 b: 05 Apr 1848 KY . 3 Francis Dudley HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-6-6 b: 05 Mar 1850 KY 2 Monica HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-7 b: 1811 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY 2 Mary HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-8 b: 1813 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY 2 Edward HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-9 b: 1813 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY 2 James HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-10 b: 1815 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY 2 Rosena HAGAN, 158-2-7-13-2-11 b: 1818 Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY *2nd Husband of [1] Tabitha BLANDFORD, (158-2-7-3-9): . +Basil HAGAN, #2H b: Abt. 1776 MD m: 15 Feb 1819 Nelson Co, KYm Married by G. S. Chabrat (RCCP) 2 Elizabeth HAGAN b: 04 Oct 1819 Nelson Co, KY .. +Joseph P. HARDY b: 09 Jan 1818 Nelson Co, KY m: 03 Jan 1838 Nelson Co., KY . 3 Sarah Ann HARDY, 158-2-7-3-9-12-1 b: 1843 Nelson Co, KY . 3 John HARDY, 158-2-7-3-9-12-2 b: 1845 Nelson Co, KY . 3 Richard HARDY, 158-2-7-3-9-12-3 b: 1847 Nelson Co, KY . 3 Adeline HARDY, 158-2-7-3-9-12-4 b: 1850 Nelson Co, KY . 3 Thomas M. HARDY, 158-2-7-3-9-12-5 b: 1853 Nelson Co, KY . 3 Artesida HARDY, 158-2-7-3-9-12-6 b: 1857 Nelson Co, KY . 3 Basil HARDY, 158-2-7-3-9-12-7 b: 1863 Nelson Co, KY I do not have any parents or siblings for Rebecca Lavielle m. to Raphael Hagan I have Raphael Hagan s/o Basil and Susanna Gardiner . Verifying-Are you saying that Susanna was married to James Edelen when she m Raphael Hagan. as I did not have a prior marriage for her so I will add and would appreciate the marriage date if you hve it. I am not sure If I helped any, as I too had many questions. Dottie Porter Himes Dottie Himes Lewisport, KY 42351 [email protected] I love my Family, Genealogy is Addictive but Fun: SURNAMES: Heim, Himes, Ahlers, Shroyer, Swadener /Burch, Clements, Hagan, Hutchins, Porter /Hayden, Mulligan,Young, and many more. -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 04/26/05 07:07:01 To: [email protected] Subject: [KYNELSON-L] re: Basil Hagan/Eleanor (Ellen) Medcalf 1810 Cen Nelson Co, Ky Basl Hagan 12110 - 42210 -00 Henry Hagan 12110 - 01010 - 00 (side by side in census) 1820- not in index- will have to go through page by page to find. 1830 Nelson Co, Ky Basil Hagan m 001101001000000; f 0011200100000 Nelson Co Mgs 1817 - 1832: Basil Hagan to Tabitha Blandford 15 Feb 1819 by G.S. Chabrat (RCCP) Basil Hagan to Eleanor Medcalf 24 May 1825 by Robert A. Able (RCCP) 1840 Cen- not in index- will have to go through page by page to find. 1850 Cen Nelson Co, Ky; Dist # 1; pg 292: 252/252 Basil Hagan 49 m farmer 4000 Ky Ellen 40 kpg hs Ky Alfred 19 m farmer Ky R. 17 f Ky E. 15 f Ky Joseph 12 m Ky 1860 not listed because: Nelson Co Cem Vol VI; p 254-255: St Michael's Cath Cem, Row 7: Basil L. Hagan 1801 - 1851 Ellen Hagan 22 Jan 1810 - 20 Jan 1851 also lists: Sarah A. Hagan w/o R.C. 3 Sep 1827 - 23 Oct 1854 Ralph C. Hagan 28 Jun 1829 - 29 Mar 1911 Mary L. Hagan, w/o R.C.; 15 Jun 1836 - 17 Jul 1905 Lilly, Helen L. 1809 - Dec 3, 1858 Charles Hagan 11 Jun 1861 - 29 Oct 1883, s/o R.C. & M.L. Hagan Alfred Hagan 15 Jun1833 - 23 Jun 185-; s/o R.C. & M.L. Hagan Joseph F. Hagan 18 Mar 1838 - 25 Sep 1856 Charles Hagan 9 Dec 1859 - 9 Dec 1859; s/o R.C. & M. L. Hagan Basil L. Hagan, s/o Raphael & Rebecca Lavielle Hagan; Eleanor Medcalf, probable d/o James & Mary Brian Medcalf (only place she will fit. Ignatius & Mary Ann ? Medcalf; James & Mary Brian Medcalf; Wm & Susanna Medcalf all Shelby(Spencer)/Nelson Co,Ky & Maybe Wasington Co, Ky early. Trying to sort out Medcalf/Metcalf(e)s). Any data on Rebecca Lavielle Hagan would be most welcomed!!! Any pts, siblings??? Rebecca Lavielle of Calvert Co & name may be French (Americanized Lavey??). Raphael Hagan of Charles Co, Md., s/o Basil & Susanna Gardiner Edelen (w/o James when she m Basil) Hagan. IS my data correct???

1810 Cen Nelson Co, Ky Basl Hagan 12110 - 42210 -00 Henry Hagan 12110 - 01010 - 00 (side by side in census) 1820- not in index- will have to go through page by page to find. 1830 Nelson Co, Ky Basil Hagan m 001101001000000; f 0011200100000 Nelson Co Mgs 1817 - 1832: Basil Hagan to Tabitha Blandford 15 Feb 1819 by G.S. Chabrat (RCCP) Basil Hagan to Eleanor Medcalf 24 May 1825 by Robert A. Able (RCCP) 1840 Cen- not in index- will have to go through page by page to find. 1850 Cen Nelson Co, Ky; Dist # 1; pg 292: 252/252 Basil Hagan 49 m farmer 4000 Ky Ellen 40 kpg hs Ky Alfred 19 m farmer Ky R. 17 f Ky E. 15 f Ky Joseph 12 m Ky 1860 not listed because: Nelson Co Cem Vol VI; p 254-255: St Michael's Cath Cem, Row 7: Basil L. Hagan 1801 - 1851 Ellen Hagan 22 Jan 1810 - 20 Jan 1851 also lists: Sarah A. Hagan w/o R.C. 3 Sep 1827 - 23 Oct 1854 Ralph C. Hagan 28 Jun 1829 - 29 Mar 1911 Mary L. Hagan, w/o R.C.; 15 Jun 1836 - 17 Jul 1905 Lilly, Helen L. 1809 - Dec 3, 1858 Charles Hagan 11 Jun 1861 - 29 Oct 1883, s/o R.C. & M.L. Hagan Alfred Hagan 15 Jun1833 - 23 Jun 185-; s/o R.C. & M.L. Hagan Joseph F. Hagan 18 Mar 1838 - 25 Sep 1856 Charles Hagan 9 Dec 1859 - 9 Dec 1859; s/o R.C. & M. L. Hagan Basil L. Hagan, s/o Raphael & Rebecca Lavielle Hagan; Eleanor Medcalf, probable d/o James & Mary Brian Medcalf (only place she will fit. Ignatius & Mary Ann ? Medcalf; James & Mary Brian Medcalf; Wm & Susanna Medcalf all Shelby(Spencer)/Nelson Co,Ky & Maybe Wasington Co, Ky early. Trying to sort out Medcalf/Metcalf(e)s). Any data on Rebecca Lavielle Hagan would be most welcomed!!! Any pts, siblings??? Rebecca Lavielle of Calvert Co & name may be French (Americanized Lavey??). Raphael Hagan of Charles Co, Md., s/o Basil & Susanna Gardiner Edelen (w/o James when she m Basil) Hagan. IS my data correct???

My husband is a descendant of the John Troutman you have mentioned. If you have a copy of the picture you mentioned in digital format, could you possibly email it to me at [email protected] I would GREATLY apprecitate it. Rhonda Wathen ************************************ A plaque was placed on the grave of Atkinson shortly before 2001 when I was at his grave, by the DAR. In March 1983 in the DAR Newsletter, he was listed in new ancestor records as Sol Va. He was in Capt Wm. Harrods Co at Falls of Ohio. His grave, along with that of his wife Elizabeth and other members of his family, are buried in the family cemetery just back of where his home called Bellwood was built shortly before 1800. This farm is just a few miles out of Bardstown and in 2001 owned by the Joe Keeling family as a dairy farm. The original home burned in 1874. The original smoke/meathouse remains in good condition except for a roof. The home was built of hewn native stone and the same identical plan as that of Federal Hill "My Old Ky Home" which Judge John Rowan built. Rowan home was of brick. Rowan and Hill were very close friends and business partners. Both were judges of Nelson Co. John Troutman, a son in law, bought the house after the death of Atkinson Hill in 1824 and resided there until his death in 1872. I have a copy of a picture of a Troutman gathering there. Dorothy

Hello, Joe!! I trust you remember me as Dick Watson's Univ. of Kentucky roommate. I wonder if you have found anything exciting on his heritage since we were last in touch. I still get to Bardstown every few weeks if there's anything on the Watsons that I could locate for you. I have some documents in my Watson folder that I must have copied several years ago. One of them looks like the writing of lawyer Ben Hardin. That means it will be hard to make out much of what it says. He may have been a great lawyer, but was a horrible penman. Bob Moore

List; In my reply to Mary's post that I just sent, I had put my reply in a different type style so that it could be read easier. For some reason it didn't come through that way. Hope you can distinguish Mary's questions from my comments. Sorry about that. Wont try that again. Dorothy

Mary Y. wrote on 4-23-2005 at 10:59 regarding Byrne/Burns and Atkinson Hill. I have inserted some comments. >>It would appear that the John Byrne 67 in the 1850 Cen Meade Co is the John who m Catharine Hill. John b ca 1783--would suppose that Catharine is about the same age. Which could possibly put her as d/o Atkinson Hill. Nothing I've ever read or seen has Catherine as a daughter of Atkinson Hill. Per Nelson Co Tithes: Atkinson Hill 7-2 Jos Barnett's list 1785 Atkinson Hill, Thomas Goodwin 2 Wil May's list, 1787 Atkinson HIll, Thomas Goodin 2 Atk Hill's #2, 1788 Atkinson Hill, John Osborn 2 Atkinson Hill's list, 1790 Atkinson Hill 1 tithe Atkinson Hill's list 1791 Harrey Hill, James Jarber 2 Atkinson Hill's list 1791 Thomas Hill 2 James Baird's list 1788 Thomas Hill; negro Grace 2 John Caldwell's list 1790 Thomas Hill; negro Grace 2 Jno Caldwell's list, 1791 William Hill 1 Atkinson Hill's list 1791 Is it possible that Atkinson Hill was married twice??? His will names daus & 1 son William. Execs: James Slaughter, Joseph HILL, Elisha Johnson (son-in-law) & Wilford Lee (b 1774, son-in-law- m 2 daus???-the 2 daus who m Wilford Lee were both named as Lee in will, so question &2 mg of Wilford Lee-1841 Jefferson Co, Ky- unless she was a Widow Lee when Wilford married her?????). Wits: Wm HILL, Hugh Reynolds, Wm Vittitow, John Protsman, James Rhodes, rec'd 25 Jun 1824. In later pages-- only Wilford Lee acts as exec of Atkinson's estate. I don't believe Atkinson Hill was married more than once. He and his wife Elizabeth Goodin had Rebecca born c 1780. Rebecca married Willford Lee Aug 2,1796. She died bef 1820 and he married her sister Margaret Jul 14, 1820 But: Hill male Mgs in Nelson Co: Thomas m Ann Mitchell bond 25 Sep 1812; Wm Byrn signed bond; both over 21. George - Sally Mills 4 Aug 1814 by Nathan Hall min ret James - Dolly Eldridge 4 Apr 1814 W. Stallard, min ret. John - Fanny Nalle 18 Feb 1814 Barnaby McHenry min ret Robert - Sarah Cotton 18 Jan 1816 W. Stallard min ret Wm - Lucy Abel 13 Aug 1813 Daniel Walker min ret. Wonder what Atkinson' 1st name was ??? Atkinson is obviously a surname, as is Hill. Atkinson is possibly a surname back in the family somewhere but that I do not know. Phila. Co, Pa Ch Records 1709-60 has both Hill and Atkinson records. IE: Wm Atkinson bur 28 Nov 1729 Nicholas, s/o Wm bur 1 Jun 1742 Nicholas, s/o Wm & Mary, bapt 6/Dec/1733. Hill records as well--but do not know IF these pretain to Atkinson. IF he was born 1755--maybe Rev War but can't find record for Atkinson Hill. Can't find Atkinson Hill in PA. A plaque was placed on the grave of Atkinson shortly before 2001 when I was at his grave, by the DAR. In March 1983 in the DAR Newsletter, he was listed in new ancestor records as Sol Va. He was in Capt Wm. Harrods Co at Falls of Ohio. His grave, along with that of his wife Elizabeth and other members of his family, are buried in the family cemetery just back of where his home called Bellwood was built shortly before 1800. This farm is just a few miles out of Bardstown and in 2001 owned by the Joe Keeling family as a dairy farm. The original home burned in 1874. The original smoke/meathouse remains in good condition except for a roof. The home was built of hewn native stone and the same identical plan as that of Federal Hill "My Old Ky Home" which Judge John Rowan built. Rowan home was of brick. Rowan and Hill were very close friends and business partners. Both were judges of Nelson Co. John Troutman, a son in law, bought the house after the death of Atkinson Hill in 1824 and resided there until his death in 1872. I have a copy of a picture of a Troutman gathering there. Dorothy

Hi I'm looking for where Henry Watson came from. He was an early settler in Jefferson / Nelson County. Any help give is appreciated. joe

Mary, my Hugheses go back to Prince William Co., Va. Bob

Thanks, Kathie. I think, though, that if you'd look back at my very first statement I said in it "northeastern Nelson Co." Bob

Hi Bob and Mary, Thanks for the details! Bob: since Nelson was originally so much larger, I am glad that you clarified the time/boundaries for your Virginia roots of Nelson Countians. Researching an obscure Brown, I am always looking for a bit more details on his origins... Thanks again, Kathie ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2005 1:38 AM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Migration Patterns | Let me take "a stab" at Hardin Co???? | | southern part (that became LaRue in 1843) had the LaRues, Cambrons, | Jenkins, Enlows, Vittitoe, Merrifield, Essex, McDougal, Redman, | Medcalf (flopped over from Nelson), Boone(from Nelson), McDaniel (with | Rude), Welsh, Lincoln, Bush, McDonald, Hodgen, etc, | | Va, Md, Pa all represented by these families. "Two Centuries in | Hardin Co & Elizabethtown" by McClure gives real good insight into the | families of Hardin Co. | | The Rude/Ashby Family, lately from Pa. Know the Rude Family originated | in CT, to NJ to Pa before ending up in Nelson Co (to 1793), Hardin (to | 1843) then LaRue Co (from 1843). Rude descendants, that is!!!! Capt. | Stephen Ashby (his sister Mary Ann m Jesse Rude) was from Pa.; Bladen | Ashby m a Vanmetre (d/o Jacob from Fayette Co, Pa). They all inter- | married either before reaching Ky & further inter-marring once they | reached Ky!!! | | Jenkins families from Fayette Co, Pa, Va & Md & hard to sort them all | out Vanmeter/Vanmetre from Fayette Co, Pa (records of Redstone Ch | lists both Jenkins & Vanmetre Families). | | Know I am missing mentioning a whole lot of families-- but basically-- | they were from Va, Pa & Md with a few from NC, TN & SC thrown | in for good measure. | | South of Bardstown, I think, were heavily Catholic which come over/ | spread over into Washington & Marion Co. But don't forget the | Protestants!!! They were there too.. | | It is so much fun finding out just where they did come from. BUT when | you have a good idea of place of origin--it isn't too hard to chase them | down to Co. then you find out others came from the same area.!!! | | Mary Y. | | ---- Original Message ----- | From: "M. Kathleen Felsted" <[email protected]> | To: <[email protected]> | Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 9:40 PM | Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Migration Patterns | | | > Hello Bob, | > I hope this is not a stupid question, but would inhabitants of | > nearby-to-Nelson County, like Hardin, LaRue Counties also have the | > "predominance" of Northern Virginia settlers? I know that these two | > counties came from the original Nelson County. I guess what I am asking | > is: | > are you talking the original Nelson County? or the original Jefferson | > County?? or?? | > Thanks for sharing your knowledge, | > Kathie | > | > ----- Original Message ----- | > From: <[email protected]> | > To: <[email protected]> | > Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 8:27 AM | > Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] FW: [HH] Migration Patterns-NJ-KY-IA-Harris | > | > | > | Mike, you have a theory that would be intriguing were it accurate, but | > I | > | think you will find that it is not - at least in terms of the origin of | > the | > | settlers of northeastern Nelson Co. The overwhelming preponderance of | > settlers | > | in that area came from up and down the Potomac River. By far the | > greatest | > | proportion of these people came from the northern Virginia counties of | > Loudoun, | > | Fairfax and Prince William. | > | If you were to subscribe to the Nelson Co. Genealogist, a quarterly | > | publication of the Nelson Co. Genealogical Roundtable, you would find | > an | > article | > | that I wrote that would at least partially explain the reason for this. | > And | > | you would find many other articles of use to the researcher. | > | I should thank Mary Yoder for also mentioning my history of the | > area | > in | > | her response to you. Note also her explanation for the origin of the | > name | > | Bloomfield. This brings to mind another erroneous theory that I once | > had. It | > | is a fact that Bloomfield was first called Middleburg, the land on | > which | > it | > | grew up having first belonged to Leven Powell, the founder of | > Middleburg, | > Va. | > | Very near Middleburg in Virginia is a little village called Bloomfield. | > For | > | a time I thought that this was the explanation for the origin of the | > name | > of | > | our Bloomfield. Sometimes theories can be so wonderful until facts get | > in | > | the way! | > | Robert P. (Bob) Moore | > | Examples of the Virginia origins of the area: | > | Prince William Co. Bland, Calvert, Davis, Dial/Doyal, Foster, | > | Grant, Grayson, Grigsby, Hardin (Mark, Martin), Harrison, Hughes, | > Kincheloe, King | > | (Valentine), Milton, Overall, Randolph, Selec(t)man, Tennill, Thomas, | > | Whitledge, Wickliffe. | > | Fairfax Co. Berkley, Cotton, Dulin, Edwards, Ferguson, Gray | > (Drakeford), | > | Hall, Hammond (Gervis, Job), Hardin (Moses), Langley, McCrocklin | > (=McLaughlin), | > | Moxley, O'Neal, Owsley, Stone (Eli), Summers. | > | Loudoun Co. Bayne, Berkley, Bodine, Carter, Coombs (earlier of | > | Pennsylvania?), Connelly, Davis, Duncan, Fox, Fryrear, Gist, Gore, | > Grigsby, Hagerman, | > | Hibbs, Hopewell, Hunter (Eliphalet), King, Lane, Lewis | > (Vincent),Linton, | > | McMakin, Mason, Minor, Neafus/Nevius, Neale, Osburn, Parrish, Pash, | > Porter, Pullen, | > | Remey, Rhoads (Basil), Rightmire, Skinner, Shields, Simpson, Tyler. | > | Stafford Co. Bridwell, Humphrey (apparently all of them Summers | > | descendants), Kendall, desc. of Peytons, Stone (Josiah, Spilsby - around | > line with | > | Prince William), Wells, Wigginton. | > | Fauquier Co. Bullitt (or Prince William), Chinn, Bland (Thos., d. | > 1788), | > | Dawson, Glasscock, Thos. Kincheloe, Searles Lewis, Morehead, Ransdell, | > | Settle, Young, Singleton, Shumate, Wilkinson[?], Young, and Joseph | > Robinson's | > | descendants through the Murrays. | > | | > | > | |

Hi Mary, Thank you, I have thoroughly checked Louisiana records for that combination. Nothing. Someone wrote that he was a son of Levi Todd, but gave not source info, and research of Levi Todd shows no son named David...Dead end. Some of the CLOSE in Kentucky were associated with Abraham Lincoln, but as for as checking KY marriage for Lowe/Todd combinations, I've done what I could without actually going to KY (and going there wouldn't do me any good unless I knew, in advance, where best to go. Thank you again, Judy -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 24 April, 2005 1:15 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey Judy, Have you checked the mgs of La/Ky for David Lowe. Todd?? I'll throw this out for what it is worth!!! It makes sense that David's mother was probably a Low/Lowe (his middle name). Am not sure where Todd came from. Trying to remember my history & things I have read about the Todd Family who's dau Mary Todd m Abraham Lincoln. (time frame would be right??). Just can't remember where Mary was from!!! I know he met her in IL but don't remember where; but I don't think she was from IL???? Just don't remember!!!! (old age disease???). Don't remember bumping in to Sweazy & don't know what I would find if I searched for them!!! Mary Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: "JTWostal" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 10:18 PM Subject: RE: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey > If any of you lost a Caleb L. Swayze/Sweazy, he ended up in Louisiana. Not > my line, but I am researching his wife's father. Caleb L. Swayze was > married > on March 30, 1836 in Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana to Charlotte > Todd, daughter of David Low Todd and Sally Lewis. David L. "D. L." Todd > was > a witness to the February 27, 1810 wedding in Opelousas St. Landry Parish, > Louisiana marriage of my Nelson County, Kaintuck 4th great grandfather, > John > Close, to Euphrosine Barre' of Louisiana. > > I am hoping to find more information about David Low/Lowe Todd. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dorothy Renaud [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 23 April, 2005 5:24 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey > > > Which Bob on the list has Sweazy from New Jersey interest? Can't seem to > find the post. My Sweazy ancestors were of the New Jersey line. > > Dorothy > > > >

Dorothy, Thank you so much for trying. John Close, born about 1782-1784 in Jefferson or Nelson County, Kentucky to Jacob Close of NC and Joanna Farrow of Prince William County, VA, considered himself to be from Nelson County, KY. He removed to Louisiana by the year 1802. Many of the people John Close was associated with, even in Louisiana, were either from Kentucky or from Virginia. George King of Nelson County(son of William King and Letitia Bland, both of VA) was a mentor. George was with John Close in New Orleans in 1802, and both went from there to St. Landry Parish Louisiana at about the same time. Both remained in Louisiana. Letters from Samuel Crawford, Jr, Joseph "Jo" Allen and Joseph "Jo" Huston, show that Samuel Crawford, Jr., Mason Crawford, Joseph Allen, Joseph Huston, Mr. Stephens and James Jennings were well acquainted with John Close. Elisabeth wells, daughter of Samuel Wells and one of the first members of the Sisters of Nazareth referred to John Close over and over again as her brother. Her letters to him date from 1805 to 1845...that's 40 years. Of the people in his wedding party, D. L. Todd is the one person I've not been able to trace back to KY or VA. Thank you again for trying. I appreciate your effort. Judy -----Original Message----- From: Dorothy Renaud [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 24 April, 2005 12:03 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey Sorry, I can't help you with Caleb Sweazy or the Todd's in that time frame. Looked through the index of books I have and there are Todd's listed in "Swasey Family" by B. F. Swasey but too early. Elizabeth Swasey bapt 1723 Old Newbury, Mass. m 1741 Moses Todd, died in Seabrook, N. H. 1796. Doesn't continue this Todd family beyond their children. Moses was a descendant of John Todd of Eng who had a grandson David but he born mid 1700's. New Hampshire seems to be the area of these Todds. Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: "JTWostal" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 10:18 PM Subject: RE: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey > If any of you lost a Caleb L. Swayze/Sweazy, he ended up in Louisiana. Not > my line, but I am researching his wife's father. Caleb L. Swayze was married > on March 30, 1836 in Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana to Charlotte > Todd, daughter of David Low Todd and Sally Lewis. David L. "D. L." Todd was > a witness to the February 27, 1810 wedding in Opelousas St. Landry Parish, > Louisiana marriage of my Nelson County, Kaintuck 4th great grandfather, John > Close, to Euphrosine Barre' of Louisiana. > > I am hoping to find more information about David Low/Lowe Todd. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dorothy Renaud [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 23 April, 2005 5:24 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey > > > Which Bob on the list has Sweazy from New Jersey interest? Can't seem to > find the post. My Sweazy ancestors were of the New Jersey line. > > Dorothy > > > >

Judy, Have you checked the mgs of La/Ky for David Lowe. Todd?? I'll throw this out for what it is worth!!! It makes sense that David's mother was probably a Low/Lowe (his middle name). Am not sure where Todd came from. Trying to remember my history & things I have read about the Todd Family who's dau Mary Todd m Abraham Lincoln. (time frame would be right??). Just can't remember where Mary was from!!! I know he met her in IL but don't remember where; but I don't think she was from IL???? Just don't remember!!!! (old age disease???). Don't remember bumping in to Sweazy & don't know what I would find if I searched for them!!! Mary Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: "JTWostal" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 10:18 PM Subject: RE: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey > If any of you lost a Caleb L. Swayze/Sweazy, he ended up in Louisiana. Not > my line, but I am researching his wife's father. Caleb L. Swayze was > married > on March 30, 1836 in Opelousas, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana to Charlotte > Todd, daughter of David Low Todd and Sally Lewis. David L. "D. L." Todd > was > a witness to the February 27, 1810 wedding in Opelousas St. Landry Parish, > Louisiana marriage of my Nelson County, Kaintuck 4th great grandfather, > John > Close, to Euphrosine Barre' of Louisiana. > > I am hoping to find more information about David Low/Lowe Todd. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dorothy Renaud [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 23 April, 2005 5:24 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey > > > Which Bob on the list has Sweazy from New Jersey interest? Can't seem to > find the post. My Sweazy ancestors were of the New Jersey line. > > Dorothy > > > >

Bob, Do you have Wm Hughes line?? I am about 2 more generations back in the Hughes lines. Alexander Merrifield m Rachael Boone 1787 Jeff. Co, Ky; d/o Samuel Boone Jr & Jane Hughes (d/o John & Hannah Boone Hughes). The Hughes line goes in to the Foulke/Hughes Line & goes back to Wales. The Ap Rhys- Prince of Powies/Poweys in Wales (Ap= son of ; Ab =dau of). One picks up all kinds of interesting data while doing genealogy!!!! Mary Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 8:21 PM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Sweazy from New Jersey > It's me, Bob Moore, [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) . I am > a > Nelson Countian by birth myself. I descend through Joseph Sw. and Nancy > Bateman's dau. Elizabeth who m. Wm. Hughes: > Joseph Sweazy, b. 21 Dec. 1781, [Sussex Co.?] New Jersey, d. 12 Jan. 1867, > Nelson Co., Ky. (bur. Green's Chapel Meth. cem., Nelson Co., Ky., m. (1) > 18 > Dec. 1806, Nelson Co., Ky., Nancy Bateman (dau. John Bateman and Jennet > Brown), > who d. ca. 1812-15, m. (2) 15 Mar. 1816, Washington Co., Ky., Mary > Coffman, > widow of John Hungate, m. (3) 12 Aug. 1850, Nelson Co., Ky., Mary F. > Hughes. > Joseph Sweazy had the following 10 children by his three wives: > 1. Elizabeth Sweazy, b. 18 Sept. 1807, Ky., d. 12 Mar. 1897 (bur. > Penny's > Chapel Meth. cem., Anderson Co., Ky.), m. 8 July 1830, Spencer Co., Ky., > as > his second wife, William Hughes, 1791-1859, whose first wife, Elizabeth > Bowen, > he had married in Nicholas Co., Ky. > Bob Moore, Lexington > >

Thomas Goodin/Goodwin is with Atkinson Hill 1787 & 1788 tithes of Nelson Co, Ky. It is interesting to note that in the Abstracts of Deeds--Book Seven, pg 5: 22 Jun 1796- Jacob Brehmer to Thomas Goodwin of Philadelphia. "$450. milled silver dollards" for 600 acres in Washington Co. being part of 1000 ac Treasury Warrant #9016 issued 1781, adj Burke, Doe Run, John Saunders, Robert Brown & John Taylor mear Cartwright's Creek being same tract which Zachariah Dozer and wife Susanna deeded to Daniel Broadhead in 1793 and Broadhead soldto Brehmer in 1795. (Doe Run--where?? Cartwright's Creek--where?? Assuming Washington Co-then & now??) Also Joseph Fenwick of Philadelphia & Benjamin S. Cox of Lexington, Ky 5 shillings for 1600 acrea surveyed in 1783 in Jefferson co, Ky on the north branch of Mill Cree adj John Helm's survey of 400 ac formerly Camps & Sheppart's 400 ac and being 4 miles from Severns Valley and patented to Daniel Broadhead Jr in 1786 & sold by him to Behmer in 1795. (Severns Valley in Hardin Co-- E-town, I think???). Many of the land record gives origins of the early settlers of Nelson (& etc Cos). Facinating reading!!! Just need a map to locate the water courses mentioned. Hard to locate for a non-Kentuckian!!! Mary Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 11:00 PM Subject: [KYNELSON-L] re: Byrne/Burns???/Atkinson Hill > Doesn't appear the Byrne/Burns Family was in Nelson Co until around 1800. > UNLESS, Michael Burns of the 1791 tithes is BYRNES??? > > John BYRN m Catherine Hill bd 26 Jan 1807; m 3 Feb 1807; > signed bond Ignatius Byrn > both over 21 > m by S.T. Badin, Mg Reg. > > Ignatius BYRN m Catharine Cambron bd 2 Dec 1811, m 3 Dec 1811. > signed bond: Robert Cambron > consent filed with bond: James M. Cambron, f/o Catharine. > wit: Robert Cambron, John Cambron > m by J. B. Lapsley, Mg Reg. > > William BYRN m Belinda Hill bd 25 Sep 1812, m 29 Sep 1812 > signed bond: Thomas Hill > both over 21 yrs. > m by J. David, Min Ret. > > Wm Byrn m Susannah Jarboe bd Feb 11, 1817 > sur Joseph Mitchell > his oath, she d/o Joseph Jarboe, is over 21. > > Joseph Byrns & Nancy Riggs m 20 Jan 1819 by Joel Gordon > sur John Casey > d/o Wm Riggs, over 21; he s/o Joseph Byrns, over 21 > > John Byrns & Elizabeth Cornelius bd 5 Dec 1822 > > John Byrne & Mary Cullen, sur Charles McManus; > both over 21; bond 22 May 1833. > > James Byrns - Maria McLean > surety: Stephen Burns, both over 21, m 10 Dec 1840, J. Bullock. > > It would appear that the John Byrne 67 in the 1850 Cen Meade Co is the > John who m Catharine Hill. John b ca 1783--would suppose that Catharine is > about the same age. Which could possibly put her as d/o Atkinson Hill. > > Per Nelson Co Tithes: > Atkinson Hill 7-2 Jos Barnett's list 1785 > Atkinson Hill, Thomas Goodwin 2 Wil May's list, 1787 > Atkinson HIll, Thomas Goodin 2 Atk Hill's #2, 1788 > Atkinson Hill, John Osborn 2 Atkinson Hill's list, 1790 > Atkinson Hill 1 tithe Atkinson Hill's list 1791 > > Harrey Hill, James Jarber 2 Atkinson Hill's list 1791 > > Thomas Hill 2 James Baird's list 1788 > Thomas Hill; negro Grace 2 John Caldwell's list 1790 > Thomas Hill; negro Grace 2 Jno Caldwell's list, 1791 > > William Hill 1 Atkinson Hill's list 1791 > > Is it possible that Atkinson Hill was married twice??? His will names > daus & 1 son William. Execs: James Slaughter, Joseph HILL, Elisha > Johnson (son-in-law) & Wilford Lee (b 1774, son-in-law- m 2 daus???-the 2 > daus who m Wilford Lee were both named as Lee in will, so question &2 > mg of Wilford Lee-1841 Jefferson Co, Ky- unless she was a Widow Lee when > Wilford married her?????). > Wits: Wm HILL, Hugh Reynolds, Wm Vittitow, John Protsman, James > Rhodes, rec'd 25 Jun 1824. > > In later pages-- only Wilford Lee acts as exec of Atkinson's estate. > > But: Hill male Mgs in Nelson Co: > Thomas m Ann Mitchell bond 25 Sep 1812; Wm Byrn signed bond; both > over 21. > George - Sally Mills 4 Aug 1814 by Nathan Hall min ret > James - Dolly Eldridge 4 Apr 1814 W. Stallard, min ret. > John - Fanny Nalle 18 Feb 1814 Barnaby McHenry min ret > Robert - Sarah Cotton 18 Jan 1816 W. Stallard min ret > Wm - Lucy Abel 13 Aug 1813 Daniel Walker min ret. > > Wonder what Atkinson' 1st name was ??? Atkinson is obviously a surname, > as is Hill. > > Phila. Co, Pa Ch Records 1709-60 has both Hill and Atkinson records. > IE: > Wm Atkinson bur 28 Nov 1729 > Nicholas, s/o Wm bur 1 Jun 1742 > Nicholas, s/o Wm & Mary, bapt 6/Dec/1733. > > Hill records as well--but do not know IF these pretain to Atkinson. > IF he was born 1755--maybe Rev War but can't find record for Atkinson > Hill. > Can't find Atkinson Hill in PA. > > Mary Y. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >