Mathers and Potts had the home in earlier years. Taylor Talbert Mathers,grandfather. He may have some idea about the older records since he was there with his father before taking it over himself.I am sure there are records somewhere since Mr Taylor Mathers was a very precise and record person.

Hello List, I hope someone can tell me where the cemetary is at Myers. I have some Tollivers buried at Myers, Ky. by Mathers, Potts /funeral Home. That is all that is listed on the death certs. Burial or Removal: Myers,Ky. Joel Brackenridge Tolliver James William Morgan Tolliver Herbert Lee Tolliver Loucretia Tolliver

Mathers-Gaunce. Roy Gaunce is my cousin I called and talked to his son about my grandmothers records she died in 1945, they had her records but I don't think they have any earlier then the 1930s. Audrey

Aubrey, What is the name of the Funeral home? Jim

What year was their deaths? My cousin owns that furneal home now and I know they have some old records. Audrey Searching for WARD, BRIERLY,SKEEN in Nicholas County

Mr Ed Collins and family lived on lower Jackstown road, just before you get to Pleasant Springs pike on left. Oren went to school,got a degree in Pharmacy and was owner operator of the drug store in Richmond while I was at EKU.Mr Ed Collins was a fine gentleman farmer. He was quite old when he died.I believe he had a daughter that lived near him and took care of him and Mrs Collins for a while.I have waited on him many times when he would come into my fathers grocery in Carlisle. Charlie Dixon

Anyone researching these Collins' families? Looking for descendant information. 1920 Nicholas Co, Carlisle KY ED 219 Sheet 11A Family 241-274 74-219-11-3 Collins, Ed M 61 K-K-K Proprietor of Resturant, Lula 48 MO-MO-TN, Rosa 28 KN-KY-MO, Lettie 19 K-K-MO, Oren L 14 K-K-MO 1920 Nicholas Co, Carlisle KY 74-210-17-59 345 Main St Collins, Elizabeth 5 KY (gd to Alois Peters) 1920 Nicholas Co East Union ED 217 Sheet 7A Family 129 Collins, James 62 K-K-K with Atha T Hill & family 1920 Nicholas Co, 5th District ED 220 Sheet 2B Family 50 74-220-2-94 Collins, James 59 K-K-K Farmer, Nannie 55 K-K-K, James B 24 K-K-K, Moor, Stanley 32 K-K-K (uncle) 1920 Nicholas Co, Carlisle KY ED 219 Sheet 1 A 104 Main Street Family 104 74-219-1-39 Hunter, Ira 29 K-K-K Engineer, Ethel 21 KY-KY-KY, Marion B 1 8/12 KY, Collins, John 52 K-K-K laborer, Julia 47 K-K-K, Harlen 28 K-K-K Laborer 1920 Nicholas Co, Buzzard Roost KY ED 216 Sheet 13 B Family 119-120 Collins, Joseph 36 K-K-K farmer, Anna 46 K-K-K, McElfresh, Eurel C 11 (ss) IN-VA-KY 1920 Nicholas Co, Myers Pct KY ED 215 7A Family 146-149 Collins, Josiah 74 K-K-K with Josua Luman 1920 Nicholas Co, Carlisle KY ED 219 Sheet 17B Family 345 Peters, Alois 62 OH-GER-GER shoe repair, Lizzie 62 KY-Ire-Ire, Collins, Louisa 11 K-K-K (gd), Collins, Jack 6 K-K-K (gs), Collins, Elizabeth (gd)5 K-K-K 1920 Nicholas Co, Buzzard Roost Pct 17 KY Jan 1920 ED 216 Sheet 9B Fam 43 Collins, Luther 68 K-K-K, Sarah E 68 K-K-K, Benjamin C 44 K-K-K farmer 1920 Nicholas Co, Barterville KY ED 212 Sheet 3B Family 73 7 Jan 1920 Collins, W L (owns) 42 K-K-K Farmer, Jesse 41 K-K-K, Walter 18 K-K-K 1920 Nicholas Co, Myers Pct KY ED 215 7A 15 Jan 1920 Myers Station Rd Fam 141 74-215-7-15 Collins, William 45 Farmer (rents) K-K-K, Rosa M 41 KY, Rowena T 18 KY, Ben K 16 KY, Eugene E 14 KY, Willie B 12 KY, James E KY, Roger L 7 KY, Frances S 5 KY (d), James T 2 9/12 KY 1920 Nicholas Co KY 74-218-11-37 Collins, William D 55 KY, Standley 22 KY, Sidney A 16 KY (son) 1920 Nicholas Co, Rafferty KY ED 214 Sheet 4B 15 Jan 1920 Family 95-98 Collins, William H (rents) 52 K-K-K Farmer, Ella 51 K-K-K

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4199 NICHOLAS CO - TOUT, T M - Tout Powell Colliver #4199: History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882. p. 798. [Nicholas County] [Upper Blue Licks Precinct] T. M. TOUT, farmer, P. O. Davidson, born in Hendricks County, Ind., Dec. 4, 1833. His great-grandfather was an Irishman, and marrying an English lady, they came to Kentucky and settled in Fleming County, and was a soldier of the war of 1812. His son, Abram Tout, was also in that war. Basil Tout was a bricklayer and farmer, moved to Indiana in 1833, and died in that State about 1854. Andrew Tout, father of our subject, was born in Fleming County, married Rebecca Powell; sold out in 1833 and moved to Indiana. Taught school for several years; served for several years as Constable, and afterward elected Sheriff of Hendricks County. He also served as Assessor of same county from 1854 till [sic] the war; elected Captain of a Militia Company and died in Indiana, 1880, aged seventy. T. M. Tout was raised in Indiana as a farmer, also learning the trade of engineer and surveyor. He came to Kentucky in 1858 and ran a sawmill in Fleming County. Came to the Upper Blue Licks in 1858, and in Sept. 1859, married Martha Ann, daughter of Elijah Colliver of Montgomery County. Has nine children, all of whom are living; named respectfully, Nannie R., John T., Andrew E., Sarah E., George, Hattie L., Mary A., Fannie R. and Willie A. He had four brothers in the late war, three of whom were in the Union army and one, John L., in the Southern army under Humphrey Marshall. Mr. Tout has been a member of Fitchmonger (Masonic) Lodge for nine years. Both himself and wife are members of the Christian Church at Mt. Zion. Politically he is a Democrat. - ---------------------------- (270) 651-9114 - E-fax (707)222-1210 - e-mail: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Member: Glasgow-Barren Co Chamber of Commerce Publishing: http://members.delphi.com/gorin1/index.html Barren Co: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kybarren/ TIPS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips KYBIOS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios ARCHIVES: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ==== KYBIOGRAPHIES Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from the digest mode send request to KYBIOGRAPHIES-D-REQUEST@rootsweb.com

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Thank you. And I am now finding oodles of Downey material! Vince CTD28@aol.com wrote: > > Nicholas was formed from parts of Bourbon,Clark and Montgomery I believe I > read and maybe part of Mason.

Vince, Glad I put out something useful. Nicholas County was formed from Bourbon and Mason Counties, taking its name on 18 Dec 1799. Nicholas officially became a county on 1 June 1800. I was citing from Nicholas County Kentucky Marraige Records 1799-1855. Some other Downey records appear in that period: John Downey Deborah Hinton 6 Nov 1823 Jacob " Martha Hinton 29 Jul 1830 James " Rebecca Hinton 21 Sep 1826 Samuel " Martha Evans 8 May 1828 At 11:44 AM 3/13/00 -0500, you wrote: >Yes, indeed, they are! That is great. Would you happen to know, >offhand (or would anyone reading this), what the counties were from >which Nicholas was formed? > >Thanks! An thanks for that piece of data I did not have -- the >exact date. When you mention Nicholas County Records, is that a >Marriage Bonds publication? > >Vince > >"charles r. carter" wrote: >> >> Nicholas County records show an Archibald Downey m: a Nancy Evans 14 August >> 1823. >> >> If an Archibald Downey married a Sarah Cook in the 1790s it should be >> recorded in one of the counties from which Nicholas was formed in 1800. >> >> These two Archies could be father & son. >> >> Chuck

Nicholas was formed from parts of Bourbon,Clark and Montgomery I believe I read and maybe part of Mason.

Nicholas Co was formed in 1799 from Bourbon and Mason Counties. Marian

Yes, indeed, they are! That is great. Would you happen to know, offhand (or would anyone reading this), what the counties were from which Nicholas was formed? Thanks! An thanks for that piece of data I did not have -- the exact date. When you mention Nicholas County Records, is that a Marriage Bonds publication? Vince "charles r. carter" wrote: > > Nicholas County records show an Archibald Downey m: a Nancy Evans 14 August > 1823. > > If an Archibald Downey married a Sarah Cook in the 1790s it should be > recorded in one of the counties from which Nicholas was formed in 1800. > > These two Archies could be father & son. > > Chuck > > At 11:09 AM 3/13/00 -0500, you wrote: > >Hi. My wife's family tree has come toppling down the last couple > >of days or so. I have hit the mother lode. > > > >I am delighted to see that Archibald Downey married Sarah Cook > >in Nicholas Kentucky, abt. 1792-1794. Can anyone verify this, > >and perhaps even clamp down on the date a bit? > > > >I would be interested in the parents of Sarah Cook, also, and > >I suspect they may have come from Nicholas Kentucky. Archibald > >came from Pennsylvania, being born abt. 1770. Sarah was born > >about 1776. Archibald wound up in Virginia, and I am not sure > >if he was with his wife (I suspect so), but his wife died in > >Indiana, apparently. > > > >Thanks, > >Vince Summers > >

Nicholas County records show an Archibald Downey m: a Nancy Evans 14 August 1823. If an Archibald Downey married a Sarah Cook in the 1790s it should be recorded in one of the counties from which Nicholas was formed in 1800. These two Archies could be father & son. Chuck At 11:09 AM 3/13/00 -0500, you wrote: >Hi. My wife's family tree has come toppling down the last couple >of days or so. I have hit the mother lode. > >I am delighted to see that Archibald Downey married Sarah Cook >in Nicholas Kentucky, abt. 1792-1794. Can anyone verify this, >and perhaps even clamp down on the date a bit? > >I would be interested in the parents of Sarah Cook, also, and >I suspect they may have come from Nicholas Kentucky. Archibald >came from Pennsylvania, being born abt. 1770. Sarah was born >about 1776. Archibald wound up in Virginia, and I am not sure >if he was with his wife (I suspect so), but his wife died in >Indiana, apparently. > >Thanks, >Vince Summers >

Hi. My wife's family tree has come toppling down the last couple of days or so. I have hit the mother lode. I am delighted to see that Archibald Downey married Sarah Cook in Nicholas Kentucky, abt. 1792-1794. Can anyone verify this, and perhaps even clamp down on the date a bit? I would be interested in the parents of Sarah Cook, also, and I suspect they may have come from Nicholas Kentucky. Archibald came from Pennsylvania, being born abt. 1770. Sarah was born about 1776. Archibald wound up in Virginia, and I am not sure if he was with his wife (I suspect so), but his wife died in Indiana, apparently. Thanks, Vince Summers

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