Moses and Elizabeth Riddle, parents of Absalom Henry M: Margaret King D/F, Joseph King and Margaret Poer, The Henrys, Moses 1 and 2 were from NC., Moses f/o Moses, M: Cathern____? Joseph from Amherst, VA. Margaret from Winchester, Ky. This is all the inf. I know at the moment, They all lived and died as far as I know, in Irvine, Estill Co., Ky. My maiden name is Henry. Sorry if this isn't the rt. one. Jan. Sherry Davis-Ellis wrote: > > I am searching for the birth parents of Absalom Henry > Richey/Ritchey. He was born 1820, in Nicholas County. Can > anyone help me please?? > Thank you > Sherry Davis-Ellis

Can. ???????? Sherry Davis-Ellis wrote: > > I am searching for the birth parents of Absalom Henry > Richey/Ritchey. He was born 1820, in Nicholas County. Can > anyone help me please?? > Thank you > Sherry Davis-Ellis

I am searching for the birth parents of Absalom Henry Richey/Ritchey. He was born 1820, in Nicholas County. Can anyone help me please?? Thank you Sherry Davis-Ellis

http://www.wackyuses.com/ Ladies and gents... try this out. it is NOT genealogy, just interesting facts.. Except for the one tid bit about pancake mix that had to do with Montgomery co....... Have a great week... Jeannie <><

----- Original Message ----- From: charles r. carter <cartercr@rma.edu> To: <KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 4:30 PM Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] question > There were several choices, but I'm sure the number has dwindled, so here > are the sure bets: > > Nicholas County Historical Society (for info) > P.O. Box 222 > Carlisle, KY 40311 (Or call Joan Conley at (606) 289-5402) > > Neals Square Deal Furniture (best source for copies of NCH) > West Main, Carlisle (606-289-5352, during business hours) > > Chuck > > > At 03:46 PM 10/24/99 -0700, you wrote: > >Hey Chuckie..... do you know where one could purchase this book on the > >History of Niholas co? Would the computerless folks have them on sale? > > > Chuck My mistake I thought it was a hardware store. John in Indiana

I am looking for any information on the Speegle / Spiegel / Speagle family. I have a Catherine Speegle b. 1765 Northampton PA. married Jacob Phifer Feb. 18, 1784 NC. died Sep. 1841 Nicholas KY. Also her two brother Samuel Speegle b. Jul. 26, 1764 PA. married Susan ???? Apr. 3, 1787 NC. died Sep. 14, 1823 Nicholas KY.John Martin Speegle Jr. b. Apr. 21 1771 married Ann Mary Lentz Aug. 18, 1805 NC. She later mariried his brother Daniel Speegle and lived in Alabama. John lived with his sister Catherine and died in Nicholas KY. Any information on Speegles will help, no matter how it is spelt they are all kin. Thank You Chunda Speegle CHUNDAS@WEBTV.NET http://community.webtv.net/ChundaS/SpeegleFamily

thank you kindly... guess that I could have looked it up in the telephone book....... but not sure where in this room that book is.. :) -----Original Message----- From: charles r. carter [mailto:cartercr@rma.edu] Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 2:30 PM To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] question There were several choices, but I'm sure the number has dwindled, so here are the sure bets: Nicholas County Historical Society (for info) P.O. Box 222 Carlisle, KY 40311 (Or call Joan Conley at (606) 289-5402) Neals Square Deal Furniture (best source for copies of NCH) West Main, Carlisle (606-289-5352, during business hours) Chuck At 03:46 PM 10/24/99 -0700, you wrote: >Hey Chuckie..... do you know where one could purchase this book on the >History of Niholas co? Would the computerless folks have them on sale? >

There were several choices, but I'm sure the number has dwindled, so here are the sure bets: Nicholas County Historical Society (for info) P.O. Box 222 Carlisle, KY 40311 (Or call Joan Conley at (606) 289-5402) Neals Square Deal Furniture (best source for copies of NCH) West Main, Carlisle (606-289-5352, during business hours) Chuck At 03:46 PM 10/24/99 -0700, you wrote: >Hey Chuckie..... do you know where one could purchase this book on the >History of Niholas co? Would the computerless folks have them on sale? >

Doesn't the Nicholas Co Historical Society still sell their Nicholas Co History book? Their address is Nicholas Co Historical Society, PO Box 222, Carlisle, KY 40311. If you are on this list you no doubt have an interest in Nicholas County--their Society dues are low and their Newsletter makes interesting reading. If you are wanting to order the book by mail it ought to be easier to contact the Society directly--their price includes mailing.

http://scarlett.libs.uga.edu/darchive/hargrett/maps/colamer.html These are early maps of this country.... Jeannie <><

John -- Is this a serious reply. They actually sell them in the hardware store in Carlisle?? Right?? For us out of towners, can you give a name of the store and street address. Thanks.. Becca -----Original Message----- From: john hamilton <johneh@indy.tds.net> To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com <KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, October 25, 1999 1:09 AM Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] question > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Jean Dalrymple <motherd@theriver.com> >To: <KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, October 24, 1999 5:46 PM >Subject: [KYNICHOL] question > > >> Hey Chuckie..... do you know where one could purchase this book on the >> History of Niholas co? Would the computerless folks have them on sale? >> >Jeannie > >You can buy one at the hardware store in Carlisle for $30.00 > >John Hamilton >

----- Original Message ----- From: Jean Dalrymple <motherd@theriver.com> To: <KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 24, 1999 5:46 PM Subject: [KYNICHOL] question > Hey Chuckie..... do you know where one could purchase this book on the > History of Niholas co? Would the computerless folks have them on sale? > Jeannie You can buy one at the hardware store in Carlisle for $30.00 John Hamilton

Hey Chuckie..... do you know where one could purchase this book on the History of Niholas co? Would the computerless folks have them on sale?

The index list the Myers on 15 different pages.. and that does not include the cemeteries as they are not indexed...... -----Original Message----- From: Sid Schuman [mailto:sschuman@mail.win.org] Sent: Friday, October 22, 1999 8:09 PM To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] Myers Station Jean, Thanks for the reply The Myers has been one of my harder lines to work. I have a Dudley Everitt Myers 1865-1931 His father Nelson Myers 1834- His father is George Myers ? - ? All from around Nicholas County. Nelson may be buried at Cane Ridge Cem. George may be buried in the family cemetery behind what is now Homestead Antiques at Myers Station. Is this what is listed in the book as Myers Cemetery? The dates don't match the George Myers I have but this George could be a generation before my George. Does your Nicholas County book have any more on the Myers? Thanks for your help! Sid Schuman sschuman@mail.win.org Jean Dalrymple wrote: > Myers Cemetery: Nicholas Co., KY from the > "History of Nicholas County" page 527 > > George Myers, 1758-1808 > Benjamin Myers, 1798-1875 > Harriet Myers, 1817-1910 > Nancye J. Myers, 1844-1845 > Edward T. Myers, 1846-1848 > Elizabeth Frazier (no dates) > J.M. Flora, 1827-? > M.J. Flora, 1830-? > E.S. Flora, 1860-1864 > L.E. Flora, 1862-1881 > J.F. Fora, 1870-1872 > Effie Flack, 1910-1912 > Rosie Flack, 1882-1923 > George Flack, 1885-1926 > Manuel Flack, (no dates) > Eugene Flack, (no dates) > William Flack, (no dates) > Alberta Feorge, (no dates) > Jim Wagoner, (no dates) > Bess Wagoner, (no dates) > Addie Flora, (no dates) > ? Tolliver, (no dates) > Dane Crawford, (no dates) > Sally Crawford, (no dates) > Joe Oliver Flack, (no dates) > Roberta George, infant (no dates) > Roy Lee Shields, Jr., (no dates) > > -

have you checked the AIS files for the year 1790 and 1800? that would show you where they were and how many there were.... Jeannie <>< -----Original Message----- From: Sid Schuman [mailto:sschuman@mail.win.org] Sent: Sunday, October 24, 1999 7:48 AM To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] Myers Station The Information I have is a little confusing. I do not have dates on my George Myers but the family notes say he built the family homestead in 1793. The problem is that I have a birth date for George's son Nelson Myers that shows a birth date of 1834. This date is from a family bible that I have. This date is logical from Nelson's children. The problem is that the dates listed for George from the Myers Cemetery that was sent to me shows he died in 1808 before nelson was born. This leaves me with the Idea that there was a George Jr. and Sr. Just speculation! Thanks to you and everyone for all the help! Sid Schuman sschuman@mail.win.org "charles r. carter" wrote: > This is the Revolutionary vet, George Myers, from whom the area got it's > name...settled there about 1790 according to NCH. > > At 12:25 PM 10/23/99 -0700, you wrote: > >and just WHOM lived in that household of Homestead Antiques.... WHICH Myers > >family....... Twer it George? > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: charles r. carter [mailto:cartercr@rma.edu] > >Sent: Saturday, October 23, 1999 12:33 PM > >To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] Myers Station > > > > > >I not one is not supposed to assume because of what it does to you & me, so > >let's say I forgot to ask if its known to all that Homestead Antiques was > >once a Myer's family household. > > > >Yes, the Myers location is as you have stated...on a hill not too far from > >the railroad that runs behind Homestead Antiques where Bill & Loretta Mann > >reside. > > > >Chuck Carter > > > > > >At 10:09 PM 10/22/99 -0500, you wrote: > >>Jean, > >> > >>Thanks for the reply > >> > >>The Myers has been one of my harder lines to work. > >> > >>I have a Dudley Everitt Myers 1865-1931 > >>His father Nelson Myers 1834- > >>His father is George Myers ? - ? > >> > >>All from around Nicholas County. Nelson may be buried at Cane Ridge > >>Cem. George may be buried in the family cemetery behind what is now > >>Homestead Antiques at Myers Station. Is this what is listed in the book > >>as Myers Cemetery? > >> > >>The dates don't match the George Myers I have but this George could be a > >>generation before my George. Does your Nicholas County book have any > >>more on the Myers? > >> > >>Thanks for your help! > >> > >>Sid Schuman > >>sschuman@mail.win.org > >> > >> > >>Jean Dalrymple wrote: > >> > >>> Myers Cemetery: Nicholas Co., KY from the > >>> "History of Nicholas County" page 527 > >>> > >>> George Myers, 1758-1808 > >>> Benjamin Myers, 1798-1875 > >>> Harriet Myers, 1817-1910 > >>> Nancye J. Myers, 1844-1845 > >>> Edward T. Myers, 1846-1848 > >>> Elizabeth Frazier (no dates) > >>> J.M. Flora, 1827-? > >>> M.J. Flora, 1830-? > >>> E.S. Flora, 1860-1864 > >>> L.E. Flora, 1862-1881 > >>> J.F. Fora, 1870-1872 > >>> Effie Flack, 1910-1912 > >>> Rosie Flack, 1882-1923 > >>> George Flack, 1885-1926 > >>> Manuel Flack, (no dates) > >>> Eugene Flack, (no dates) > >>> William Flack, (no dates) > >>> Alberta Feorge, (no dates) > >>> Jim Wagoner, (no dates) > >>> Bess Wagoner, (no dates) > >>> Addie Flora, (no dates) > >>> ? Tolliver, (no dates) > >>> Dane Crawford, (no dates) > >>> Sally Crawford, (no dates) > >>> Joe Oliver Flack, (no dates) > >>> Roberta George, infant (no dates) > >>> Roy Lee Shields, Jr., (no dates) > >>> > >>> - > >> > > > >

The Information I have is a little confusing. I do not have dates on my George Myers but the family notes say he built the family homestead in 1793. The problem is that I have a birth date for George's son Nelson Myers that shows a birth date of 1834. This date is from a family bible that I have. This date is logical from Nelson's children. The problem is that the dates listed for George from the Myers Cemetery that was sent to me shows he died in 1808 before nelson was born. This leaves me with the Idea that there was a George Jr. and Sr. Just speculation! Thanks to you and everyone for all the help! Sid Schuman sschuman@mail.win.org "charles r. carter" wrote: > This is the Revolutionary vet, George Myers, from whom the area got it's > name...settled there about 1790 according to NCH. > > At 12:25 PM 10/23/99 -0700, you wrote: > >and just WHOM lived in that household of Homestead Antiques.... WHICH Myers > >family....... Twer it George? > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: charles r. carter [mailto:cartercr@rma.edu] > >Sent: Saturday, October 23, 1999 12:33 PM > >To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] Myers Station > > > > > >I not one is not supposed to assume because of what it does to you & me, so > >let's say I forgot to ask if its known to all that Homestead Antiques was > >once a Myer's family household. > > > >Yes, the Myers location is as you have stated...on a hill not too far from > >the railroad that runs behind Homestead Antiques where Bill & Loretta Mann > >reside. > > > >Chuck Carter > > > > > >At 10:09 PM 10/22/99 -0500, you wrote: > >>Jean, > >> > >>Thanks for the reply > >> > >>The Myers has been one of my harder lines to work. > >> > >>I have a Dudley Everitt Myers 1865-1931 > >>His father Nelson Myers 1834- > >>His father is George Myers ? - ? > >> > >>All from around Nicholas County. Nelson may be buried at Cane Ridge > >>Cem. George may be buried in the family cemetery behind what is now > >>Homestead Antiques at Myers Station. Is this what is listed in the book > >>as Myers Cemetery? > >> > >>The dates don't match the George Myers I have but this George could be a > >>generation before my George. Does your Nicholas County book have any > >>more on the Myers? > >> > >>Thanks for your help! > >> > >>Sid Schuman > >>sschuman@mail.win.org > >> > >> > >>Jean Dalrymple wrote: > >> > >>> Myers Cemetery: Nicholas Co., KY from the > >>> "History of Nicholas County" page 527 > >>> > >>> George Myers, 1758-1808 > >>> Benjamin Myers, 1798-1875 > >>> Harriet Myers, 1817-1910 > >>> Nancye J. Myers, 1844-1845 > >>> Edward T. Myers, 1846-1848 > >>> Elizabeth Frazier (no dates) > >>> J.M. Flora, 1827-? > >>> M.J. Flora, 1830-? > >>> E.S. Flora, 1860-1864 > >>> L.E. Flora, 1862-1881 > >>> J.F. Fora, 1870-1872 > >>> Effie Flack, 1910-1912 > >>> Rosie Flack, 1882-1923 > >>> George Flack, 1885-1926 > >>> Manuel Flack, (no dates) > >>> Eugene Flack, (no dates) > >>> William Flack, (no dates) > >>> Alberta Feorge, (no dates) > >>> Jim Wagoner, (no dates) > >>> Bess Wagoner, (no dates) > >>> Addie Flora, (no dates) > >>> ? Tolliver, (no dates) > >>> Dane Crawford, (no dates) > >>> Sally Crawford, (no dates) > >>> Joe Oliver Flack, (no dates) > >>> Roberta George, infant (no dates) > >>> Roy Lee Shields, Jr., (no dates) > >>> > >>> - > >> > > > >

This is the Revolutionary vet, George Myers, from whom the area got it's name...settled there about 1790 according to NCH. At 12:25 PM 10/23/99 -0700, you wrote: >and just WHOM lived in that household of Homestead Antiques.... WHICH Myers >family....... Twer it George? > >-----Original Message----- >From: charles r. carter [mailto:cartercr@rma.edu] >Sent: Saturday, October 23, 1999 12:33 PM >To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] Myers Station > > >I not one is not supposed to assume because of what it does to you & me, so >let's say I forgot to ask if its known to all that Homestead Antiques was >once a Myer's family household. > >Yes, the Myers location is as you have stated...on a hill not too far from >the railroad that runs behind Homestead Antiques where Bill & Loretta Mann >reside. > >Chuck Carter > > >At 10:09 PM 10/22/99 -0500, you wrote: >>Jean, >> >>Thanks for the reply >> >>The Myers has been one of my harder lines to work. >> >>I have a Dudley Everitt Myers 1865-1931 >>His father Nelson Myers 1834- >>His father is George Myers ? - ? >> >>All from around Nicholas County. Nelson may be buried at Cane Ridge >>Cem. George may be buried in the family cemetery behind what is now >>Homestead Antiques at Myers Station. Is this what is listed in the book >>as Myers Cemetery? >> >>The dates don't match the George Myers I have but this George could be a >>generation before my George. Does your Nicholas County book have any >>more on the Myers? >> >>Thanks for your help! >> >>Sid Schuman >>sschuman@mail.win.org >> >> >>Jean Dalrymple wrote: >> >>> Myers Cemetery: Nicholas Co., KY from the >>> "History of Nicholas County" page 527 >>> >>> George Myers, 1758-1808 >>> Benjamin Myers, 1798-1875 >>> Harriet Myers, 1817-1910 >>> Nancye J. Myers, 1844-1845 >>> Edward T. Myers, 1846-1848 >>> Elizabeth Frazier (no dates) >>> J.M. Flora, 1827-? >>> M.J. Flora, 1830-? >>> E.S. Flora, 1860-1864 >>> L.E. Flora, 1862-1881 >>> J.F. Fora, 1870-1872 >>> Effie Flack, 1910-1912 >>> Rosie Flack, 1882-1923 >>> George Flack, 1885-1926 >>> Manuel Flack, (no dates) >>> Eugene Flack, (no dates) >>> William Flack, (no dates) >>> Alberta Feorge, (no dates) >>> Jim Wagoner, (no dates) >>> Bess Wagoner, (no dates) >>> Addie Flora, (no dates) >>> ? Tolliver, (no dates) >>> Dane Crawford, (no dates) >>> Sally Crawford, (no dates) >>> Joe Oliver Flack, (no dates) >>> Roberta George, infant (no dates) >>> Roy Lee Shields, Jr., (no dates) >>> >>> - >> > >

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I not one is not supposed to assume because of what it does to you & me, so let's say I forgot to ask if its known to all that Homestead Antiques was once a Myer's family household. Yes, the Myers location is as you have stated...on a hill not too far from the railroad that runs behind Homestead Antiques where Bill & Loretta Mann reside. Chuck Carter At 10:09 PM 10/22/99 -0500, you wrote: >Jean, > >Thanks for the reply > >The Myers has been one of my harder lines to work. > >I have a Dudley Everitt Myers 1865-1931 >His father Nelson Myers 1834- >His father is George Myers ? - ? > >All from around Nicholas County. Nelson may be buried at Cane Ridge >Cem. George may be buried in the family cemetery behind what is now >Homestead Antiques at Myers Station. Is this what is listed in the book >as Myers Cemetery? > >The dates don't match the George Myers I have but this George could be a >generation before my George. Does your Nicholas County book have any >more on the Myers? > >Thanks for your help! > >Sid Schuman >sschuman@mail.win.org > > >Jean Dalrymple wrote: > >> Myers Cemetery: Nicholas Co., KY from the >> "History of Nicholas County" page 527 >> >> George Myers, 1758-1808 >> Benjamin Myers, 1798-1875 >> Harriet Myers, 1817-1910 >> Nancye J. Myers, 1844-1845 >> Edward T. Myers, 1846-1848 >> Elizabeth Frazier (no dates) >> J.M. Flora, 1827-? >> M.J. Flora, 1830-? >> E.S. Flora, 1860-1864 >> L.E. Flora, 1862-1881 >> J.F. Fora, 1870-1872 >> Effie Flack, 1910-1912 >> Rosie Flack, 1882-1923 >> George Flack, 1885-1926 >> Manuel Flack, (no dates) >> Eugene Flack, (no dates) >> William Flack, (no dates) >> Alberta Feorge, (no dates) >> Jim Wagoner, (no dates) >> Bess Wagoner, (no dates) >> Addie Flora, (no dates) >> ? Tolliver, (no dates) >> Dane Crawford, (no dates) >> Sally Crawford, (no dates) >> Joe Oliver Flack, (no dates) >> Roberta George, infant (no dates) >> Roy Lee Shields, Jr., (no dates) >> >> - >

and just WHOM lived in that household of Homestead Antiques.... WHICH Myers family....... Twer it George? -----Original Message----- From: charles r. carter [mailto:cartercr@rma.edu] Sent: Saturday, October 23, 1999 12:33 PM To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [KYNICHOL] Myers Station I not one is not supposed to assume because of what it does to you & me, so let's say I forgot to ask if its known to all that Homestead Antiques was once a Myer's family household. Yes, the Myers location is as you have stated...on a hill not too far from the railroad that runs behind Homestead Antiques where Bill & Loretta Mann reside. Chuck Carter At 10:09 PM 10/22/99 -0500, you wrote: >Jean, > >Thanks for the reply > >The Myers has been one of my harder lines to work. > >I have a Dudley Everitt Myers 1865-1931 >His father Nelson Myers 1834- >His father is George Myers ? - ? > >All from around Nicholas County. Nelson may be buried at Cane Ridge >Cem. George may be buried in the family cemetery behind what is now >Homestead Antiques at Myers Station. Is this what is listed in the book >as Myers Cemetery? > >The dates don't match the George Myers I have but this George could be a >generation before my George. Does your Nicholas County book have any >more on the Myers? > >Thanks for your help! > >Sid Schuman >sschuman@mail.win.org > > >Jean Dalrymple wrote: > >> Myers Cemetery: Nicholas Co., KY from the >> "History of Nicholas County" page 527 >> >> George Myers, 1758-1808 >> Benjamin Myers, 1798-1875 >> Harriet Myers, 1817-1910 >> Nancye J. Myers, 1844-1845 >> Edward T. Myers, 1846-1848 >> Elizabeth Frazier (no dates) >> J.M. Flora, 1827-? >> M.J. Flora, 1830-? >> E.S. Flora, 1860-1864 >> L.E. Flora, 1862-1881 >> J.F. Fora, 1870-1872 >> Effie Flack, 1910-1912 >> Rosie Flack, 1882-1923 >> George Flack, 1885-1926 >> Manuel Flack, (no dates) >> Eugene Flack, (no dates) >> William Flack, (no dates) >> Alberta Feorge, (no dates) >> Jim Wagoner, (no dates) >> Bess Wagoner, (no dates) >> Addie Flora, (no dates) >> ? Tolliver, (no dates) >> Dane Crawford, (no dates) >> Sally Crawford, (no dates) >> Joe Oliver Flack, (no dates) >> Roberta George, infant (no dates) >> Roy Lee Shields, Jr., (no dates) >> >> - >