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