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. > > > > > >