Fellow Nelson Co Listers.....I've traced my grandmother's Bardstown Talbott family to include a mystery g uncle, Lytleton W Talbott. Saw some unconfirmed hints that he married first in Bardstown area to a Pottinger girl perhaps around Civil War times; don't think they remained together for long, as in 1870 found him in Calif census with new wife from KY, Eleanore _______, but they were in So Calif by then. Learned he'd become an attorney before leaving Bardstown area. By chance any of you Pottinger researchers able to put a name & date to this marriage? TIA for any help. Charlie Murphy near Seattle.

Attention Charlie Murphy near Seattle You mentioned your Bardstown Talbott family to include a mystery g uncle, Lytleton W Talbott. Saw some unconfirmed hints that he married first in Bardstown area to a Pottinger girl perhaps around Civil War times; Do you have a name for this Pottinger girl? My great aunt married F. X. Pottinger from Nelson Co. , KY and I have some Pottinger info.......but not sure of the connection. My ggg grfather Philip Porter m. Nancy Ann Brent whose sister m. a Talbott so I thought maybe I had Lytleon W. Talbott but I did not find him. Trying to help. 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: 04/18/05 10:26:42 To: [email protected] Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Pottinger-Talbott Fellow Nelson Co Listers.....I've traced my grandmother's Bardstown Talbott family to include a mystery g uncle, Lytleton W Talbott. Saw some unconfirmed hints that he married first in Bardstown area to a Pottinger girl perhaps around Civil War times; don't think they remained together for long, as in 1870 found him in Calif census with new wife from KY, Eleanore _______, but they were in So Calif by then. Learned he'd become an attorney before leaving Bardstown area. By chance any of you Pottinger researchers able to put a name & date to this marriage? TIA for any help. Charlie Murphy near Seattle.

I have been following the emails re Eleanor Burch (my relative) daughter of Stanislaus Burch b. 1790 and wife of Leo Boone. Can someone help me......Here is the children and grandchildren of Stanislaus Burch Sr. b. 1790 but I do not find a daughter Eleanor Burch, perhaps I am missing her on the list of children. Stanislaus Burch Jr. b. 1838 has an Ellen but he is too young to be her father. Below are the previous emails showing the 1850 Census Nelson Co.showing Stanilaus Burch 60..(b1790) and the Marriage bond, Elenor Burch and Leo Boon bond 4-27-1864. Thanks in advance for any help Dottie Porter Himes ([email protected]) Descendants of Stanislaus L. Burch, 10-6-6 1 Stanislaus L. BURCH, 10-6-6 b: 1790 Charles Co., MD d: 1870 . +Christiana HAGAN, (158-2-7-13-6-2) b: 1800 m: 04 Feb 1817 Nelson Co. KY by Fr. Stephen T. Badin d: 1870 Father: James Hagan, 158-2-7-13-6 Mother: Sarah Hagan, (10-28-6-2) 2 James W. BURCH, 10-6-6-1 b: 1821 d: 1849 2 Elias BURCH, 10-6-6-2 b: 1829 d: 1899 2 [1] Mary Serelda BURCH, 10-6-6-3 b: 1829 d: 1913 .. +William GUTHRIE, #1W b: Abt. 1829 m: Abt. 1860 d: 1906 . 3 Charles Francis GUTHRIE, 10-6-6-3-1 b: 1861 .... +Caroline HAGAN b: Abt. 1868 Nelson Co., KY m: 19 Feb 1892 Nelson Co., KY Father: Joseph Maxville Hagan Mother: Emily Donohoo . 3 William GUTHRIE, 10-6-6-3-2 b: 1864 *2nd Husband of [1] Mary Serelda BURCH, 10-6-6-3: .. +William H. GREENWELL, #2W b: Abt. 1829 m: Aft. 1864 . 3 Robert A. GREENWELL, 10-6-5-8-3 b: Abt. 1865 . 3 Albin GREENWELL, 10-6-5-8-4 b: Abt. 1867 . 3 Joseph Lovell GREENWELL, 10-6-5-8-5 b: Abt. 1869 . 3 Mary M. GREENWELL, 10-6-5-8-6 b: Abt. 1871 .... +James ROONEY b: Abt. 1871 2 Cissely BURCH, 10-6-6-4 b: 1830 d: 1854 2 John Raymond BURCH, 10-6-6-5 b: 1832 d: 1869 .. +Catherine Amelia GREENWELL b: 1847 m: Abt. 1867 d: 1927 . 3 Mary Cristina BURCH, 10-6-6-5-1 b: 1868 .... +Joseph BRYAN b: Abt. 1868 . 3 John Raymond Anthony BURCH, 10-6-6-5-2 b: 1869 d: 1895 2 Sarah Ann BURCH, 10-6-6-6 b: 1832 .. +James F. JARBOE b: 1825 d: 1888 2 Emilia BURCH, 10-6-6-7 b: 1834 d: 1854 2 George Francis BURCH, 10-6-6-8 b: 1834 2 Mary Laetitia BURCH, 10-6-6-9 b: 1837 d: 1910 2 Stanislaus L. BURCH, 10-6-6-10 b: 1838 d: 1917 .. +Mary Ellen HAYDEN b: 1837 m: Abt. 1855 . 3 Martha Mattie BURCH, (10-6-6-10-1), cousin b: 1856 d: 1919 .... +John David BURCH, Dr, 10-6-8-4-3 b: 1850 m: Abt. 1878 d: 1916 Father: Romanus Washington Burch, Sr, 10-6-8-4 Mother: Mary Ellen Spink, (178-2-2-1-1-2-1-5-7) . 3 Stanley BURCH, 10-6-6-10-2 b: Abt. 1858 . 3 Ellen BURCH, 10-6-6-10-3 b: Abt. 1860 . 3 Alsemo BURCH, 10-6-6-10-4 b: Abt. 1862 . 3 Joseph Viella BURCH, 10-6-6-10-5 b: Abt. 1866 . 3 Charles Amantus BURCH, 10-6-6-10-6 b: Abt. 1868 . 3 Mary F. BURCH, 10-6-6-10-7 b: Abt. 1870 2 Josephine BURCH, 10-6-6-11 b: 1844 2 Mary Lucinda BURCH, 10-6-6-12 b: 1844 d: 1850 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: 04/17/05 15:41:04 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Leo Boone Jerry, 1850 Cen Nelson Co--only one Leo Boone listed in Census--2 L. Boone but both are females; all p 114, Dist #1: hh # 794/794: Catherine Boone 50 f Ky Leo 29 26 m farmer Ky William W. 20 m Ky E. 16 f Ky (Elenor Burch??) John T. 13 m Ky 795/795 Christopher Boone 60 m farmer MD Ann 48 f Ky William 23 m farmer Ky L. 21 f Ky L. 18 f Ky H. 16 m Ky (Henry?) R. 13 m Ky (Robert?) Margaret 8 f Ky Susan 5 f Ky 1850 Cen Nelson Co, Dist #1; p 77: 537/537: Stanilaus Burch 60 m farmer MD L. 40 f Ky Sarah 18 f Ky E. 16 f Ky M. 14 f Ky Raymond 16 m farmer E. 9 m Ky F. 10 m Ky S. 8 m Ky HH # 536- JOhn & Mary Gardiner 47 & 48 respectively & fam. HH # 538: Mathew & Elizabeth Jupin 51 & 45 respectively & fam. Don't know if this answers your question but have tried. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry L. Clark" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 2:51 PM Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Leo Boone > Dear List, > > > Nelson Co Bonds, Marriages & Consents > > Leo Boon & Elenor Burch, Bond: 27 Apr 1846, M: 28 Apr 1846 > > Signed bond: A. Burch > > Consent in person: Stanislaw Burch, father of Elenor > > Married by Robert A Abell, from Minister Return > > > Who does this Leo Boone belong to? > > > >

Barb: So sorry to hear that your Sam has been in the hospital. I hope that they find out what is causing it and get it under control. He is the most important thing now. Hope all goes well. Take care of yourself. Jean

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Jean, I've had Sam in the hospital in Wichita...........his eye pressure went extremely high and then his bp went really high. As soon as I get him back to where I don't have to watch him so much I'll get the info off to you. My 'puter and and all my genealogy books are in the basement and I'm not getting down here very often. Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Kitsembel" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 12:23 AM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Nelson County > Hi Bob: > Love the book you complied on "Bloomfield Chaplin and Fairfield." Great > book! I am with Isaac Davis son of William Davis and Ellen Bland on page > 239 Davis branch. Isaac is my 5th Great-Grandfather. I would like to > find the land where Capt Jesse and family lived. As you know I am related > to the Blands Grigsby, Kincheloes and more that I don't know about. Any > help that you can give is appreciated. > > Thanks so much. > Jean Davis Kitsembel > >

Jean, I've had Sam in the hospital in Wichita...........his eye pressure went extremely high and then his bp went really high. As soon as I get him back to where I don't have to watch him so much I'll get the info off to you. My 'puter and and all my genealogy books are in the basement and I'm not getting down here very often. Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Kitsembel" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 12:23 AM Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Nelson County > Hi Bob: > Love the book you complied on "Bloomfield Chaplin and Fairfield." Great > book! I am with Isaac Davis son of William Davis and Ellen Bland on page > 239 Davis branch. Isaac is my 5th Great-Grandfather. I would like to > find the land where Capt Jesse and family lived. As you know I am related > to the Blands Grigsby, Kincheloes and more that I don't know about. Any > help that you can give is appreciated. > > Thanks so much. > Jean Davis Kitsembel > >

In a message dated 4/17/2005 2:46:32 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Dear List, Nelson Co Bonds, Marriages & Consents Leo Boon & Elenor Burch, Bond: 27 Apr 1846, M: 28 Apr 1846 Signed bond: A. Burch Consent in person: Stanislaw Burch, father of Elenor Married by Robert A Abell, from Minister Return Who does this Leo Boone belong to? I have Elenor as daughter of Alexander "Sandy" Burch and Stanislaus is her uncle. And granddaughter of Walter "Watty" Burch and Teresa Hagan. Don't have any info on Leo. Dave

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 6:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Leo Boone In a message dated 4/17/2005 2:46:32 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Dear List, Nelson Co Bonds, Marriages & Consents Leo Boon & Elenor Burch, Bond: 27 Apr 1846, M: 28 Apr 1846 Signed bond: A. Burch Consent in person: Stanislaw Burch, father of Elenor Married by Robert A Abell, from Minister Return Who does this Leo Boone belong to? I have Elenor as daughter of Alexander "Sandy" Burch and Stanislaus is her uncle. And granddaughter of Walter "Watty" Burch and Teresa Hagan. Don't have any info on Leo. Dave Dave, I'm sure that Alexander Sandy Burch had a daughter Eleanor, but according to this marriage record it says this Eleanor Burch was a daughter of Stanislaus Burch. I think both Brothers had daughters named Eleanor Burch.

Jerry, 1850 Cen Nelson Co--only one Leo Boone listed in Census--2 L. Boone but both are females; all p 114, Dist #1: hh # 794/794: Catherine Boone 50 f Ky Leo 29 26 m farmer Ky William W. 20 m Ky E. 16 f Ky (Elenor Burch??) John T. 13 m Ky 795/795 Christopher Boone 60 m farmer MD Ann 48 f Ky William 23 m farmer Ky L. 21 f Ky L. 18 f Ky H. 16 m Ky (Henry?) R. 13 m Ky (Robert?) Margaret 8 f Ky Susan 5 f Ky 1850 Cen Nelson Co, Dist #1; p 77: 537/537: Stanilaus Burch 60 m farmer MD L. 40 f Ky Sarah 18 f Ky E. 16 f Ky M. 14 f Ky Raymond 16 m farmer E. 9 m Ky F. 10 m Ky S. 8 m Ky HH # 536- JOhn & Mary Gardiner 47 & 48 respectively & fam. HH # 538: Mathew & Elizabeth Jupin 51 & 45 respectively & fam. Don't know if this answers your question but have tried. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry L. Clark" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 2:51 PM Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Leo Boone > Dear List, > > > Nelson Co Bonds, Marriages & Consents > > Leo Boon & Elenor Burch, Bond: 27 Apr 1846, M: 28 Apr 1846 > > Signed bond: A. Burch > > Consent in person: Stanislaw Burch, father of Elenor > > Married by Robert A Abell, from Minister Return > > > Who does this Leo Boone belong to? > > > >

Dear List, Nelson Co Bonds, Marriages & Consents Leo Boon & Elenor Burch, Bond: 27 Apr 1846, M: 28 Apr 1846 Signed bond: A. Burch Consent in person: Stanislaw Burch, father of Elenor Married by Robert A Abell, from Minister Return Who does this Leo Boone belong to?

I want to thank all of you for the good ideas you gave me. We are having our committee meeting on Saturday and I can present some of these at that time. Thanks again, Dee

Good Morning Yesterday we were discussing some ideas for Family Reunions. I mentioned a Circle Pedigree Chart that my cousin found and had at the MD-KY reunion which was so helpful for everyone, not only for my cousin, but for everyone to see where their family might be related. It has been suggested that I send the information where to order the chart to this list. I have no connection with ordering this chart, other than I am so pleased with it. It is a plastic covered sheet that you add the names with a permanent marker, or you can print names on labels and attach (see below) Afterwards it can be rolled up if you need to take to a reunion. It has been about a year or so since I ordered this nice circle pedigree chart, and I thought it was $9.95 in fact the first page shows as low as $9.95 but the price is $15.95 so I may have forgotten what I paid for it. It is is something you can have forever, and such an asset if you have a wall to post it. With all that said, here is where you can look at it and decide for yourself Subject: Circle Pedigree Chart where to order Circle Pedigree Chart. Go to www.123genealogy.com click on products The first one is a Genealogy tape The second one is Circle Pedigree..........this is a plastic like large circle pedigree chart where you can put your mother's family at the top and your father's family at the bottom You write on them with permanent marker. This is great if you have a place to hang the entire chart on your wall. This also could make an excellent Christmas gift for your children, however, they may prefer that you do all the work and enter all the names on it first. Recently I also heard of a hint where instead of writing the names on the chart, type the name and the info such as birth date,birthplace death date and place on a Label and then attach them to the circle chart. The typed info is easier to read as it is hard to print that small. If you cannot reach this page, get back to me. Hope this will help some of you 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.

I have been reading all the answers to your question and find them all to be great activities. There are a couple of books on reunions you may want to look at also. I found some books at Ancestry.com sheryl -----Original Message----- Help ... I need some of your great suggestions about some fun and interesting things to do at a first time family reunion. The only family reunions that I have attended have been boring and not well organized. Since I will be involved in the planning of this reunion I would like to make it a little different. I am counting on this creative group to help me out !! Thanks Dee

WOW !!!! To have enough people to even have a reunion !!!! How lucky you all are !!!

Attention: Head of this list I hope I am stepping out of line, but this really is Genealogy related. I got in the mail an offer to buy THE YEAR 2005 INTERNATIONAL HIMES FAMILY YEARBOOK AND CD FOR $39.85. BY MORPHCORP LLC, PUBLISHERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL HIMES FAMILY NEWS. I was skeptical as it sounded like the Halberts books in Bath OH that has scamed so many families. I went to the internet and put in MORPHCORP LLC, PUBLISHERS and found a couple letters. It seems from these letters that this is also a scam as someone wrote asking a lot of questions and never got an answer back. The other letter went a little further to advise that the Halberts books publisher is defunct and out of business due to many families complaining of the scam. Their books did list names from phone books but the rest of information was just genealogy info anyone could find at the library and nothing to do with the family name. Hope I am doing right by advising everyone.......but I just thought that manyfamilies might have received the same ad this week with their name substituted in the Yearbook name.. Happy Searching. 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: 04/13/05 14:53:02 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYNELSON-L] Family Reunion Question WOW !!!! To have enough people to even have a reunion !!!! How lucky you all are !!!

This is an idea that I found recently from Ancestry.com I am enjoying the suggestions as I think we all need a little help to make reunions interesting and more fun. Dottie Porter Himes Reunion Ribbons At our 2003 Drobnak Reunion, a cousin volunteered to come up with a plan to quickly identify the different members. She assigned a color to each family. When they arrived a color ribbon was attached to their Reunion T-Shirt so identifying what family they belong too was quick and easy. Of course a large chart was made for reference. It worked so well that in 2006 we plan on using the (new) ribbons again. God bless, Mary Anne Drobnak SECOND IDEA: My cousin found a place to order a round ancestral lineage chart and took to the Md to KY reunion which went back about 12 generations, the top was for my mothers family and the bottom for my fathers family. It was great I have the name tucked away where to order it if anyone is interested. write to me at Dottie Porter Himes [email protected] You write on the chart in permanent pens......but I recently heard that when you have a chart like this type up the name on small labels and put on which make it easier to do and easier to read. Keep the ideas coming. 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.

Dee, One thing that went over big for the younger children at one event was a long table covered with white paper, littered with crayons, coloring books, small (age appropriate) toys, etc. [my daughter purchased many of the items for this table at clearance sales, garage sales, etc.). This table kept the younger children occupied coloring on the white paper table cover and in the coloring books, and playing with the toys, and socializing with each other. As each child left, that child was allowed to take a toy and coloring book home with him/her. At the end of the day, the remaining toys were divided among the remaining younger children. This "Children's table" was a huge success. At another family reunions, they set up one of those room divider that has several panels. This room Divider had four panels (so using front and back of each panel gave 8 surfaces). This reunion was for descendants of an ancestor who had 7 children, so eight surfaces was perfect. On the front of the first panel were photos of the elder ancestors, groups photos of the children, the ancestral home, etc. At the top, above the photos was genealogy and family history information. The next panel contained photos of the eldest child, his wife and children, the next panel was that of the next eldest child, her spouse and children, etc. Each child and that child's family had their own panel. Wedding photos and baby were posted on appropriate panels, too, if available. Also found were little cards with stories of, or memorials to, or tidbits of interesting or humorous information about the people in the photos. Those notes (tall tales?) added by one sibling to another sibling's panel were often the most humorous. Some of my husbands family reunions are held at a "rifle club" or "Schutzenverin". This is a big octagon shaped building used for Weddings, Dances, reunions, etc. Inside this building is an inner area [inner circle], usually used as a dance floor, and an outer area [outer circle], where the tables and chairs usually are at weddings and dances). For their family reunion, though, the tables and chairs are pulled into the center area and all the business and visiting and auctions are held there. The other area, where the tables and chairs were pulled from, is left empty, and the children are allowed to play there. The children are still inside the building and can easily be seen and heard, but not the noise is outside the adult activity area. The people, in the inner circle, can visit, conduct business and auctions, etc, without disturbing the children and without the children disturbing them. The children don't have to go to the outer area, but they seem to do so naturally. They have plenty of room to run, play, giggle and have a great time. One reunion we all got together at Sea World, and another year, that same group got together at Fiesta Texas. Each family paid their own way, of course, but we were all able to get discounts. Everyone did pretty much their own thing, but we kept running into each other, and we did have some specific times established to meet at specific places or shows too. I think everyone enjoyed those two reunions tremendously. There was camaraderie, but there was a lot of freedom to do ones own thing, too. I hope you find something in all of that that might be useful. As a side note: My Kentucky Ancestor just happened to removed himself to, and settle in, the heart of Cajun Country (Southwest Louisiana), so we always have a Cajun band at our reunions. There is nothing boring about a good Cajun band <grin>. "We dance and pass ourselves a good time yes!". And when we have a potluck, the food usually consists of items like Cajun Rice Dressing, Boudin, Cracklins, Gumbo, sweet Potato Crunch with marshmallows, Bread pudding, and if early enough in the spring, crawfish etouffee! Nothing boring about the food either <grin>. -----Original Message----- From: kyfisher [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 13 April, 2005 11:14 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [KYNELSON-L] Family Reunion Question Help ... I need some of your great suggestions about some fun and interesting things to do at a first time family reunion. The only family reunions that I have attended have been boring and not well organized. Since I will be involved in the planning of this reunion I would like to make it a little different. I am counting on this creative group to help me out !! Thanks Dee

Hi Jerry Clark, I do not have anything on John Grundy, sorry. You asked: Can some one who is a Burch researcher who this Eleanor Burch belongs To? George Grundy m Ellenor Burch; sur James Morrison; Nathaniel Harrell, stepfather of Ellenor Burch When was this Ellenor Burch born, I have 4 but do not seem to find any connection to Grundy. Just trying to help. 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: 04/13/05 09:38:38 To: [email protected] Subject: [KYNELSON-L] FW: John Grundy Is anyone doing research on Grundy Family of Nelson or Washington County, Kentucky? Can some one who is a Burch researcher who this Eleanor Burch belongs To? George Grundy m Ellenor Burch; sur James Morrison; Nathaniel Harrell, stepfather of Ellenor Burch George - Eleanor BURCH - 9 May 1786 Nelson Co Anyone who is a Harrell researcher can they tell me who this Nathaniel Harrell belongs to and more about him? _____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 10:34 PM To: Jerry L. Clark Subject: re: John Grundy Jerry, John Grundy data is "as rare as hen's teeth"!!! Can't locate him in the censuses before 1830 then he is in Northern Liberties, Phila. Co, Pa (same one???) males 0200101010000; females 1001110000000 a John Grundy served in the War of 1812: Dudley's Mt'd Batt'n, Ky Vols: pvt, pvt. 1800 Wash. Co, Ky- John Grundy--tax list-- shows 2 times--one person twice or 2 diff. people??? Found a John Grundy listed in a will in York Co, Pa Wills 1749-1819: Date 18 Feb 1817; prov. date: 20 Feb 1818: Jacob Grundy, Feb 18,1817 Execs: Henry Etter, John Prunk Ch: John, Daniel, Carray & Jacaob. U.S. & International Mg Rec'ds 1560-1900: John Grundy: John b 1758 Va, m 1778 Elizz Mcintire John b 1758 Va, m 1785 Maria Jane Briggs John b 1758 Va, m 1794 Jean Speaks John m 1815 Sarah Hawkins John Ellison Grundy; b 1855 Ky; m Parthena J. Strader (b 1864 Ky). (a John E. Grundy bought land in IL- IL Land Records) Ky Mgs before 1850---Grundy: Wm - Ruthy Osburn 17 Sep 1807 Bullitt Co Susan - John Vanmeter 22 Sep 1818 Bullitt Co Nancy - Isaac Peerson 18 Jul 1819 Bullitt Co Elizabeth - Joseph Vanmeter 29 Jun 1820 Bullitt Co. Louisa H. - Henry N. Samuels 22 Apr 1823 Bullitt Co. Felix - Nancy Rodgers 27 Apr 1797 Bullitt Co John - Jenny Briggs 3 May 1785 Jefferson Co Samuel - Elizabeth Caldwell 22 Apr 1806 Mercer Co George - Eleanor BURCH - 9 May 1786 Nelson Co Gardom - Nancy Harriss - 19 Sep 1793 Nelson Co Nancy - Thomas Duncan 12 Aug 1808 Nelson Co Charles - Miranda Hobbs - 13 Jun 1821 Nelson co Jane B. - Samuel Mcelroy 6 Jun 1822 Nelson co Robert - Easther Slayton 23 Jan 1793 Washington Co John - Jean SPEAKS 25 Aug 1794 Wash. Co. Caroline - William Myers 1 Sep 1795 Wash Co Polly - Samuel Seay 11 Oct 1796 Wash Co Samuel - Martha Logan 4 Jul 1797 Wash Co Polly R. - William Rutter 11 Aug 1807 Wash Co Felix B. - Esther Mcelroy 28 Aug 1817 Wash Co Elizabeth - Samuel Dunn 9 Mar 1812 Wash Co Charlotte - Andrew Muldrough 20 Dec 1812 Wash. Co Martha - William Rutter 23 Sep 1813 Wash. Co. John - Sarah Hawkins 12 Oct 1815 Wash. Co Catherine - Zaphaneal Cambron 28 Nov 1815 Wash Co George - Mary Logan 31 Dec 1815 Wash Co Joseph - Lucy Hobbs 25 Feb 1816 Wash Co Mary - James Mahan 16 Jan 1817 Wash Co Sally - Baily Butler 2 Jul 1818 Wash Co Martha S. - David C. Walker 10 Dec 1818 Wash Co Susan - Henry Ewing 23 Sep 1820 Wash Co. (evidentally that is as late as the Ky mgs goes on line at ancestry.com) No John Grundy in the Ky land records file. No John Grundy except what I have listed above. Don't know if this helps but have tried!!! Mary Y.

Help ... I need some of your great suggestions about some fun and interesting things to do at a first time family reunion. The only family reunions that I have attended have been boring and not well organized. Since I will be involved in the planning of this reunion I would like to make it a little different. I am counting on this creative group to help me out !! Thanks Dee