#56 Kenney, Harlan, head,38 Matte, wife, 27 Elwood, son, 11 Elizabeth, dau, 8 Mable, dau, 6 Woodson, son, 4 Dorothy, dau, 2 years 2 mos Marvin, son, 1 year 2 mos #57 Snapp, Herbert, head, 26 Grace, wife, 20 Geneva, dau, 2 years 4 mos Green, Herbert, brother-in-law, 30 #58 Cook, W G, head, 46 Mary, wife, 40 Evie (?), dau, 14 Willie, son, 11 Alfred, son 8 #59 Allison, E H D, head, 30 Grace, wife, 21 #60 Carter, W B, head, 51 Ella, wife, 48 #61 Gaunce, J W, head, 38 Gertrude, wife, 39 Harvey, son, 16 Thomas, son, 11 Stanley, son, 9 End

#269 Ainsworth (?),Charles, 77 Sarah, 60 #270 Toliver, Franklin, 32 Margaret, 32 Amanda, 8 J. W. 6 Jackson, 4 Jones, 2 W. M. 2 mos #271 Morgan, John J, 54 Rebecca, 54 Maria L, 16 Mary E, 14 John F, 9 Thomas Glasavak (?), 17, farm hand #272 Lawerence, Willam, 70 Della , 70 Nancy, 21 #273 Lawerence, John, 47 Fidella, 42 Amanda, 22 End

Made a mistake... getting my names mixed up.. that was not my Fletcher and the picture with Dau Laura was Eldridge Kelly Cameron... my face is red ho hum... not the first time either.... Jeannie <><

# 81 McFarland,James, 40 Emily, 21 Martha, 18 Margaret, 11 Robert, 8 Joseph, 6 Elizabeth, 68 #82 Tolliver, Frank, 45 Margaret, 44 Ann E, 18 John W, 16 Andy J, 14 James W, 12 Jonas, 10 Squire, 8 Joel B, 6 Seymoure, 2 End

Hi... I didn't get this census in my research, better go and do that.... I would like to know what all it said about this William Blake that is married to Artie.... If you would please... :) also that Fletcher is mine.. he is married to a Cameron.... I just sent a pic of him and Laura to Chuck... she is homely child.... He was quite a lot older then his wife, I have a pic of the entire family too.... Jeannie ,>< #36 Blake, William H, head, 34(?) Artie T, wife, 29 End of page

#22 McCabe, Elbridge W, head, 64, (father born Va.) Emily, wife, 49 #23 Humphries, Willam, head, 38 Amanda, A, wife, 34 Floyd E, son, 12 Elgin J, son, 8 #24 Humphries, Aquilla,head, 64 Annie D, wife, 58 #25 Barton, John T, head, 57 Mary A, wife, 62 Shingelton, John, g-son, 14 #26 Sapp, Alfred G, head, 37 Alma D, wife, 27 (21?) James A, son, 1 year 8 mos Marin, Minor, father-in-law, 75 b. US #27 Gray, John H, head,33 Bertha C, wife, 23 #28 Tolliver, Arthur B, head, 28 Sarah E. wife, 24 Dorothy A, dau, 5 Clarence M, son, 4 years 2 mos Anna L, dau, 1 year 8 mos #29 Tolliver, William M, head, 55 Lou C, wife, 52 Herbert L, son, 26 Earl C, son, 24 Robert D, son, 21 #30 McCarty, William H, head,36 Ada H, wife, 29 Millie M, dau, 6 #31 McIlvain, Laura B, head, 43 #32 Fletcher (?), E, head, 36 Laura, dau,14 Florence, dau, 12 Clyoe, dau, 7 Carl M, son, 5 Margadant (?), Barth, boarder, 53, Switzerland #33 Burris, Jon A, head, 50 Ira B, dau, 14 #34 Throckmorton, Robert L, head, 55 Bertha G, wife, 26 Jesse L, son, 13 Permilia H, dau 7 Mary M, dau, 7 #35 Throckmorton, Sallie, head, 56 Albert R, son, 35 Jessica(?) L, dau-in-law, 27 Albert M, g-son, 1 year 6 mos #36 Blake, William H, head, 34(?) Artie T, wife, 29 End of page

Yes, Jeannie, by all means anything I send. Kay

#114 Owens, Sarah A, 49, Head, widowed Edward, son, 24 Plumy C., dau, 16 Sallie L, grandau, 4 #115 Tucker, Robert , head, 50 Malinda A , wife, 41 Blanche, dau, 6 Charles, son, 5 Clara, dau, 4 #116 Caswell, William G., head, 61 Sarah E, wife, 60 Mattie B. g-dau, 18 #117 Caswell, Dorsey F, head, 39, Jay W., wife, 37 Matson, dau, 16 Otis T, son 13 Susie M, dau, 10 Hinton J, son 4 Edna C, dau, 2 Campbell, Clifton H. servant, 21 #118 Martin, Jesse, head, 34 Nona, wife, 27 Earl, son, 4 mos. William C. son, 13 #119 Berry, Harlan, head, 57 Amelia, wife, 57 Ethel, dau, 19 Munger, son, 16 #120 Honnican, Delsey, head, 46 George R., son 20, Bessie, dau, 16 Pearl E.dau, 15 Sallie B, dau, 10 #121 Smith, Rainey M, head, 29 Ella, wife, 28 Emmett M, son,5 #122 Florence, William S, head, 40 Tina May, wife, 22 Christina F., dau, 4 Coglie(?) M, dau, 2 J E, son, 9 mos #123 Griffin, Edward T, head, 37 Elda M, wife, 39 #124 Tolliver, William, head,26 Etta, wife, 17 Caswell, Tishia, sister-in-law, 8 End of page.

Jeannie, I will list the dwelling #, head of house, occupants , ages. This sheet, all are from Kentucky. # 93 Thomas Crawford, 45, b.Nov. 1856 Matilda, 35, wife, b. --- 1865 Mary A, 15, dau, b.Mar 1885 Jessee, 10, son, b. Oct 1889 Emma, 7, dau, b. Aug 1892 William W., 5,son, b. May 1895 Bessie C (G), 1, dau, b. May 1899 Huldy Toliver, 44, sister-in-law, Nov 1856 Lewis Toliver, 12, son, b.Jan 1888 Cordelia Toliver, 2, dau, Dec 1898 #94 John Payne, 30, b. Dec 1869 Sarah A , 25, wife, b. Jan(?) 1874 William W., 3, son, Feb 1897 Stella , dau, b. Jan --- servant, can't make out #95 Cantrill, James, 47, b. Jun 1852 Malissa, wife, 45 (?), b. Sep 1854 John, 15, son, Mar 1885 James C, son, 8, Aug 1892 Eliza, dau, 6, b.---- Bertha M, dau, 7, --- 1893 Cora, dau, 4, b. Jun ---- George B, son, 2, b. Aug 1898 #96 Little, John M S, 26, b. May 1874 Nanie, wife, 25, b. Jun 1874 Ethel, dau, 4, b. May 1896 Clarence, son, 1, b. Jun 1898 Berry, Joseph, 31, boarder, b. Jul 1868 #97 Wilson, George W., 29, b. Aug 1870 Luna B. wife, 29,b. Sep 1870 Halla D, dau, 1, May 1899 McFarland, Riley, 24, Boarder b. Oct 1875 End of Nicholas Co. 1900 census excerpt

Kay, may I submit this to the Ky footsteps? Jeannie <>< -----Original Message----- From: kay barnes [mailto:KTBarnes@webtv.net] Sent: Sunday, September 26, 1999 1:51 PM To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYNICHOL] Excerpt of 1900 Nicholas Co. census - Buzzard's Roost Pct. Jeannie, I will list the dwelling #, head of house, occupants , ages. This sheet, all are from Kentucky. # 93 Thomas Crawford, 45, b.Nov. 1856 Matilda, 35, wife, b. --- 1865 Mary A, 15, dau, b.Mar 1885 Jessee, 10, son, b. Oct 1889 Emma, 7, dau, b. Aug 1892 William W., 5,son, b. May 1895 Bessie C (G), 1, dau, b. May 1899 Huldy Toliver, 44, sister-in-law, Nov 1856 Lewis Toliver, 12, son, b.Jan 1888 Cordelia Toliver, 2, dau, Dec 1898 #94 John Payne, 30, b. Dec 1869 Sarah A , 25, wife, b. Jan(?) 1874 William W., 3, son, Feb 1897 Stella , dau, b. Jan --- servant, can't make out #95 Cantrill, James, 47, b. Jun 1852 Malissa, wife, 45 (?), b. Sep 1854 John, 15, son, Mar 1885 James C, son, 8, Aug 1892 Eliza, dau, 6, b.---- Bertha M, dau, 7, --- 1893 Cora, dau, 4, b. Jun ---- George B, son, 2, b. Aug 1898 #96 Little, John M S, 26, b. May 1874 Nanie, wife, 25, b. Jun 1874 Ethel, dau, 4, b. May 1896 Clarence, son, 1, b. Jun 1898 Berry, Joseph, 31, boarder, b. Jul 1868 #97 Wilson, George W., 29, b. Aug 1870 Luna B. wife, 29,b. Sep 1870 Halla D, dau, 1, May 1899 McFarland, Riley, 24, Boarder b. Oct 1875 End of Nicholas Co. 1900 census excerpt

> http://www.genealogybulletin.com/HTML/current.html > This is new to me..... but maybe will help if you don't already have it.. > Jeannie <><

I am searching for JESSE T. HAMILTON married NANCY TURNER (early 1800's) JOHN ALEXANDER HAMILTON born in Carlisle 5/21/36 Died Advance Indiana(Boone County) Married Rachel McClain born 4/15/1850 Monroe County died 5/14/1927 Advance Indiana(Boone County). WILL HAMILTON,Kentucky,ROBERT HAMILTON Kentucky, MOLLY HAMILTON Kentucky. Anyone know anything about these people? Thanks in advance John E Hamilton

Hi, I have an ISAAC HOPKINS m. JANE KINCAID. His father was DAVID HOPKINS mother was RHODA COLLINS. If this is your line we are related. I don't have much more on ISAAC, but do on HOPKINS back to SAMUEL bn 1636. There are several of us trying to prove all of DAVID'S ch. , and have proved lots of it. What do you know about the HOPKINS? Verna -----Original Message----- From: AGR8M8@aol.com <AGR8M8@aol.com> To: KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com <KYNICHOL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, September 16, 1999 5:01 AM Subject: [KYNICHOL] Isaac HOPKINS >Hi, >Does anyone on this list have any information regarding Isaac HOPKINS or his >bride Jane KINCAID? They married Aug 21, 1819 in Nicholas Co. KY. >Any information would be appreciated. Hoping to find a connection to my >HOPKINS. > >Thanks, >Carolyn >

Your phunnie for the week... have a great day.. Jeannie <>< Can a first cousin, once removed, return? >> > > >> > >Cemetery: (n) A marble orchard not to be taken for granite. >> > > >> > >Crazy.... is a relative term in MY family. >> > > >> > >Genealogy: Chasing your own tale! >> > > >> > >Genealogy: It's all relative in the end anyway. >> > > >> > >Genealogy: Tracing yourself back to better people. >> > > >> > >I trace my family history so I will know who to blame. >> > > >> > >It's hard to be humble with ancestors like mine! >> > > >> > >Life takes its toll. Have exact change ready! >> > > >> > >Searching for lost relatives? Win the Lottery! >> > > >> > >That's strange; half my ancestors are WOMEN! >> > > >> > >Do I even WANT ancestors? Some I found I wish I could lose. >> > > >> > >Every family tree has some sap in it. >> > > >> > >FLOOR: (n) The place for storing your priceless genealogy records. >> > > >> > >Friends come and go, but relatives tend to accumulate. >> > > >> > >Genealogists do it in the library. >> > > >> > >Genealogists live in the past lane. >> > > >> > >Genealogists never die, they just loose their roots. >> > > >> > >Genealogy: A hay stack full of needles. It's the threads I need. >> > > >> > >Genealogy: Collecting dead relatives and sometimes a live cousin! >> > > >> > >Genealogy: Where you confuse the dead and irritate the living. >> > > >> > >Heredity: Everyone believes in it until their children act like fools! >> > > >> > >I looked at my family tree...there were two dogs using it. >> > > >> > >I think my family tree is a few branches short of full bloom. >> > > >> > >Life is lived forwards, but understood backwards. >> > > >> > >My ancestors are hiding in a witness protection program. >> > > >> > >My family tree is a few branches short! >> > > >> > >Research: What I'm doing, when I don't know what I'm doing. >> > > >> > >Take nothing but ancestors, leave nothing but records. >> > > >> > >Theory of relativity: If you go back far enough, we're all related. >> > > >> > > >> > >> > > >

AGAIN... Here is one of Sandi's tips... well worth passing on.... If you are subscribed to her list then just delete.. if not you may want to check this out and subscribe... this is NOT a list for queries... just for learnin'.. Have a great day.. Jeannie <>< TIP #262 - RESIDENTS OF THE OLD KENTUCKY FORTS AND SETTLEMENTS - PART 1: Early in my contributions to this research site, I ran a series on the old Kentucky forts and settlements. One thing was missing - a comprehensive list of those who lived there. Recently, I found a book entitled "Kentucky in Retrospect - Noteworthy Personages and Events in Kentucky History 192-1967. The original version was published in 1942 for the Sesquicentennial of the Statehood of Kentucky; it was reprinted and updated in 1967 by G. Glenn Clift and the Kentucky Historical Society. I am going to abstract information from the section on the old forts and settlements and add other data as I go along. Many names are found at the forts and are supposed to be relatively complete. However, please refer back to precious tips as I see a few names are missing. FORT BOONESBOROUGH: This fort was established in 1775 in current day Madison Co, on the south bank of the Kentucky River. In February of this year, Capt Wm. TWITTY, James COBURN, James BRIDGES, Thomas JOHNSON, John HART, WM. HICKS, James PEEKE and Felix WALKER came from Rutherford Co KY. They traveled on to the Watauga River (Tennessee River) awaiting the signing of the treaty with the Cherokee Indians. Daniel BOONE was then sent into the area as an agent for the Transylvania Company. The men mentioned above under Capt. Twitty and Boone united and proceeded into Kentucky. Those with the Transylvania Company included Thomas HART, Nathaniel HART, David HART, John LUTTRELL, William JOHNSON and James HOGG from Orange Co VA and John WILLIAMS, Leonard Hendley BULLOCK and Col. Richard HENDERSON from Granville, NC. A petition was issued of the Transylvanians to the Virginia Convention in May 1776 and contained the following names (per the Filson Club Publication #16.) James HARROD, Abm. HITE, Jr, Patrick DORANE, Ralph NAILOR, Robt. ATKINSON, Robt. NAILOR, John MAXFIELD, Sam. POTTINGER, Barnerd WALTER, Hugh M'MILLION, John KILPATRICK, Robt. DOOK, Edward BROWNFIELD, Wm. HOUSE, Jno. DUNN, Jno. SIM, Sr, John HOUSE, Levi HARROD, John BEESOE, Conrod WOOLTER, John MOORE, John CORBIE, Abm. VANMETRE, Saml. MOORE, Isaac PRITCHERD, Joseph GWYNE, Geo. ULAND, Mich. THOMAS, Adam SMITH, Saml. THOMAS, Henry THOMAS, John MILLS, Elijah MILLS, Jehu HARLAND, Wm. MYERS, Peter PAUL, Henry SIMONS, Wm. GAFFATA, James HUGH, Thos. BATHUGH, John CONNWAY, WM. CROW, Wm. FEALS, Benja. DAVIS, Beniah DUN, Adam NEELSON, Wm. SHEPARD, James CALLEY, Joseph PARKISON, Jediah ASHCRAFT, John HARDIN, Sime HOUSE, Chas. CREERAFT, James WILLIE, John CAMRON, Thos. KENADY, Jesse PIGMAN, Simon MOORE, John MOORE, Thos. MOORE, Herman CONSOLEY, Silas HARLAND, Wm. HARROD, Leonard COOPER, Wm. RICE, Arthur INGRAM, Thos. WILSON,William WOOD, Joseph LYONS, Andrew HOUSE, Wm. HARTLY, Thomas DEAN, Richard OWAN, Barnet NEAL, John SEVERN, James HUGH, Archd. REVES, Moses THOMAS, J. Zebulon COLLINS, Thos. PARKINSON, Wm. MUCKLEROY, Meridith HELM Jr, Andw. HOUSEE, David BROOKS, John HELM, Benja. PARKISON, Wm. PARKISON, and Wm. CROW. On Oct. 14, 1779, there was a seige at Boonesborough there were supposedly only 60 at the fort in contrast to 340 Indians. Depositions taken over the years at Richmond, KY of 1801-1806, 1907, 1808, 1811 and 1814 by pioneers at Boonesborough which showed the following names deposed and the dates they supposedly arrived at the fort if shown: James ANDERSON, Thos. ALLEN (Surveyor of Mercer Co), Daniel BOONE (1775), Anthony BLEASCO (surveyor), James BERRY (April 1779), Wm. BENTON, George BOONE, Wm BUSH (March 1775), Joseph BARNETT, James BRIDGES, James BRYANT (before 1778), Edward BAXTER, John BOYLE (1775), Moses BLEDSOE, George BEDINGER, Squire BOONE, Green CLAY (Surveyor, fall of 1780), Robert CALDWELL, John CALLAWAY, Wm CRADLEBAUGH (came to KY 1767-1775), Wm COOPER, John CROOKE (surveyor), David CREWS, Elijah CREWS, Jacob COONS, Wm. CALK, Thos. COLLINS, John COLEFOOT, Lewis CRAIG, David COOK, John CONSTANT, Samuel DUREE, John DURBIN, John DONIPHAN, Samuel DAVIS, Wm. DRYDEN, Samuel ESTILL (Capt, 1775), Talton EMBRY, Sally ESTLL (born there 19 Oct 1782), Boudee ESTLL, Ben ESTILL, Richard EPPERSON (1776), Joseph FOWLER, Robert FLEMING, John FARRAR (1775 - aslso shown FARRONS), James FINLEY, Wm. FALL (surveyor), Higgason GRUBBS (Capt - 1778), James GATES (1776), David GASS, (GIST, GUESS), Samuel GILBERT, Martin GENTRY, Peter GUERRANT, Jesse HODGES (surveyor, Oct. 1777-1786), Stephen HANCOCK (1776-1780), George HANCOCK, Wm HANCOCK (1776), Nathaniel HART (Capt - 1775 - killed by the Indians Aug 1782), Samuel HENDERSON, James HAMILTON, Joseph HINE (LYNE), John HOLDEN, Christopher IRVINE (Capt, 1776, killed 1786), Wm. IRVINE, David C. IRVINE, John KENNEDY (killed in fall of 1780), Wm. KAVANAUGH, Charles KAVANAUGH (son of Wm.), Joseph KENNEDY (1776), Thos. LANHAM, David LYNCH (surveyor, came 24 Dec 1779), Samuel LOGAN, Abraham LEWIS, Lawrence LONG, Thos. McQUEAN, Jesse MORRIS, Miss Jacob MYERS, Wm. MILLER, Wm MAYS, Thos. MOSELY, Thos. MILLER, Ralph MORGAN, Wm. MARTIN, Wm. MORGAN, Nicholas MERIWETHER, Neichael OVERSTREET, Tyree OLDHAM, John PEAK (1781), Thos. PHELPS, Josiah PHELPS (1776, son of Thomas), John PITMAN, Reuben PROCTOR, Joseph PROCTOR (1778), Nicholas PROCTOR (Capt, 1778), Rachel PROCTOR (widow of Capt. James ESTILL, 2nd wife of James Estill), James PROCTOR, Yelverton PEYTON (1780), James RUSEL (before 1778), Robert RHODES, James REED, Joseph RICE, George ROBINSON, Samuel RICE, Dudley STONE, Richard SEARCY, John SNODDY (1775), Asa SEARCY, General John SUTH, Samuel SNODDY, Michael SHERLEY, Michael STONER (surveyor and hunter, 1775), Thos. SWEARINGEN, Benoni SWEARINGEN, John TANNER (TURNER), Hale TALBOTT, Peter TAYLOR (1780), Lawrence THOMPSON (1780), James THOMPSON, John TAYLOR, (Baptist minister), Oswald TOWNSEND (surveyor, 1775), Capt. Thomas TWITTY, Joshua TOWNSEND, Wm. TURPIN, Solomon TURPIN, David V. WALKER, Joel WALKER, Aquilla WHITE (April 1779), Capt.John WHITTAKER, William WILLIAMS, Wyate WILKERSON, Richard WELLS, Thos WARREN, Capt. Archibald WOODS (Dec 1781), Adam WOODS. Petition #8 from Fort Boonesborough involved land titles and was dated 14 Oct 1779. The following residents signed: Michael BEDINGER, James BERRY, Catherine BAUGHMAN, Thos BRYANT, John BULLOCK, Fanders CALLOWAY, John CALLAWAY, Braxton CARTER, Ambrose COFFEE, Wm. CRADLEBAUGH, Charles CURD, John DAVIS, Joseph DONIPHAN, James DOSTER, Margaret DRAKE, Benjamin DUNNAWAY, James ESTILL, Samuel ESTILL, Edmund FAIR, Peter HACKETT, Edward HAND, John HARVESTER, Jesse HODGES, John HOLDER, Elizabeth HORN, Charles JOCKARS, John KELLY, John MARTIN, David McGEE, Edward NELSON, Moses NELSON, Thomas NOEL, William PATTERSON, Joshua PENIX, Nicholas PROCTOR, Nicholas PROCTOR Jr, Reuben PROCTOR, Pemberton ROLLINS, Reuben SEARCY, John SOUTH Sr, John South Jr, Samuel SOUTH, Jacob STARNS, Michael STONER, Walter WELCH, Daniel WILCOCKSON. Petition #9 16 Oct 1779. This list included the names of those killed in defense of the fort or in hunting: (a -k after name indicates they were killed). Daniel ASHBY-k, Joab BARTON-k, Joshua BARTON-k, John BAUGHMAN-k, Jacob BAUGHMAN-k, Michael BEDINGER-k, Maj. William BUSBY-k, James BERRY, Daniel BOONE, Ulissy BOONE-k, Samuel BROOKS-k, Wm BROOKS-k, James BRYANT, John BULLOCK, Nathaniel BULLOCK, David BUNDAN-k, Edgar CALLAWAY-k, Elizabeth CALLAWAY-k, Flanders CALLAWAY, Ambrose COFFMAN, Jesse COKER-k, John CROSS-k, Joseph DONIPHAN, James DOSTER, Joseph DRAKE, John DUMPARD-k, Benjamin DUNAWAY, John DUNN-k, Samuel ESTILL, Edmund FAIR, Thomas FOOT-k, Richard GIREY-k, Ancel GOODMAN-k, Daniel GOODMAN-k, Wm HANCOCK-k, Peter HARPER, Edward HARROD, George HENDRICKS-k, Richard HINES-k, Jesse HODGES, John HOLLEY-k, Joseph JACKSON-k, Andrew JOHNSON-k, Jacob JOHNSTON-k, Benjamin KELLEY-k, John KELLEY, Joseph KELLEY-k, Jonathan KETCHAM-k, George LINCOLN-k, James MANKINS-k, Michael MIRA-k, John MORTON-k, Edward NELSON, John NEWBY, Thomas NOEL, Wm. PATTERSON, Joshua PENIX, Joseph PROCTOR, Nicholas PROCTOR, Samuel ROBSON-k, Samuel SANDERS-k, Bartlett SEARCY-k, John SOUTH Sr, John SOUTH Jr, Thos. SOUTH-k, Wm STAGGE-k, Jacob STARNS, Joseph STARNS, William TWITTY-k, Wm UMPHREY-k, Richard WADE-k, WALTER WELCH, Ambrose WHITE-k, Benjamin WHITE. The Librarian at the KY Historical Society added these names: Moses THOMAS - came with ENOCH SMITH, Richard SPURR and Charles WADE in 1779. Ralph MORGAN came in 1779. David GASS and son, John, William Bailey SMITH, Edward BRADLEY, William COLLINS (was at the siege), Whitson GEORGE, John CARTWRIGHT, Lewis VALLANDINGHAM, John CAMERON, Pemberton ROLINS, Francis CALLOWAY, Oswald TOWNSEND, Thomas HARTGROVE, James KENNEY, J. HITE, Frederick COUCHMAN (per Draper manuscripts). Collins History Volume 1 lists: Capt John HOLDER, Uriel ARK, Thos BAILEY, Bland BALLARD, John BAUGHMAN, G. Michael BEDINGER, James BERRY, James BRYAN, James BUNTEN, John BUTLER, John CALLAWAY, Elijah COLLINS, Josiah COLLINS, Wm COLLINS, John CONSTNT, David COOK, Wm COOMBS, Wm CRADLEBAUGH, John DUMPORD, James ESTILL, Edmund FEAR, David GASS, Stephen HANCOCK, Wm HANCOCK, John HAEISTON, Wm HAYS, Jesse HODGES, Jeremiah HORN, Robert KIRKHAM, Samuel KIRKHAM, John LEE, Charles LOCKHART, John McCOLLUM, Wm McGEE, Ralph MORGAN, Wm MORRIS, James PERRY, John PLECK, Samuel PORTER, Samuel PORTER, Nicholas PROCTOR, Reuben PROCTOR, Pemberton ROLLINS, Hugh ROSS, Barlett SEARCY, Reuben SEARCEY, John SOUTH Jr and Sr, John SOUTH the Younger, Thos SOUTH, Barney STAGNER, Jacob STEARNS, John STEPHENSON, Benoni VALLANDIGHAM, Daniel WILCOXSON and Moses WILSON. To be continued with Fort HARROD. (c) Copyright 23 September 1999, Sandra K. Gorin, all rights reserved. sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Colonel Sandi Gorin 205 Clements,Glasgow, KY 42141 (270) 651-9114 or E-fax (707)222-1210 Member Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce Gorin Genealogical Publishing: http://members.delphi.com/gorin1/index.html 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

Linda, I have also been to Mt. Pleasant Cemetery with Brunker Harney. My great-grandmother, Jane Harney Varner, was Brunker's aunt. Brunker is certainly an interesting person. I spent several hours at his house in May and was so busy listening that I found it hard to take notes. I will probably be visiting him again next month when several members of my family will be spending the weekend in Harrison and Nicholas Counties to do some research together. I don't know a great deal about my Harney line yet. I know that Peter and Catherine Luckey Harney who are buried at Mt. Pleasant were my gg-grandparents. Brunker told me that Peter's father was Thomas Harney, and that Thomas was the son of Hiram Harney. I think Hiram's father was Mills, and another Thomas was the father of Mills. My ggg-gf, Noah Varner, was married to a woman named Sallie Sparks. Their son, Francis Marion, brother of my gg-gf E. N. Varner, was married to Sarah Catharine Harney, daughter of Thomas and Annie Feeback Harney. Amidst charges of adultery and other other ugly stuff, Noah divorced Sallie, Francis divorced Sarah, and Noah ended up married to Sarah. I had quite an interesting afternoon at the state archives the day I discovered that. I haven't had a chance to determine if Sarah's father and Peter's father were the same Thomas Harney, but hope to get to that soon. Based solely on dates, it's possible that Peter and Sarah could have been siblings, but I don' t have any sort of evidence yet. Thomas and Annie were married 08 Dec 1821. Peter was born 09 May 1831. Sarah was born 11 Jun 1836. I'm going to have to do some more digging. I haven't been to Republican Cemetery yet. I have passed the cemetery a few times, but have never stopped. I do have some relatives there, but didn't know that the last time I was in Nicholas County. Hopefully, we can stop by there on next month's trip. If not, I'll have to venture over there another weekend. I live in Scott County, not all that far from Nicholas County. Are you the Linda Harney McDonald who has a web site with lots of Harney information on it? Valarie

Micah Gano wrote: > I would like to know how to contact someone who can grant permission for me to visit Bethlehem Cemetery. > I believe my ggg-grandfather, Noah VARNER, and his second wife, Sarah Catharine HARNEY, are buried there and would like to visit the cemetery to look for their graves. I believe I found the driveway to the cemetery a few weeks ago, but there was a chain across the drive. Any help with gaining access to the cemetery would be most appreciated. > Thanks, > Valarie Did you know that there are a lot of Harney's buried at the Mount Pleasant Cemetery and the Republican Cemetery near Cynthiana, KY? We visited there this past summer and found many. I believe there was a lot of Varner's also, but I was looking for Harney's and so am not sure. We were fortunate to be introduced to a Brunker Harney that took us to the My Pleasant Cem and gave us a run-down on the relationship to how the Harney's were related to the Feeback's and Luckey's. I took some notes, but am not sure how they are related to the James R. Harney I am researching. If I can give you any more info that I may have from this cemetery, let me know. Linda

Micah Gano wrote: > Hi, > I'm new to the list and missed the most recent roll call. I'm > researching VARNER and HARNEY in Nicholas County, as well as WHITEKER in > Harrison County. My Varner's were early settlers in Bourbon County, before > ending up in Nicholas County. > Valarie Gano Hello, I amalso researching the Harney family. I feel that my Harney's came from Nicholas County or maybe Bourbon Cty. My last link is James R. Harney b 16 July 1837. He was married twice. Mary Elizabeth Catlin and Elizabeth May Kellum. I am not sure which was his first wife, but I think Mary. He died 31 Oct. 1924 and I have info that Mary E. was b 13 July 1856 and d 9 June 1934. I think that she is the mother of his 6 children. James died in Anderson, IN and his death record states that he was born in Rush Cty. Not much to go on, but if you have any info you could share with me I may be able to add to my research. Hope to hear from you. Linda

Dick Forston, I saw your post and wondered if we may be related distantly. My Snapps came in my family line with Rhoda Snapp Caswell, dau. of Daniel Snapp and Angelene Shaw. And we are neighbors. I have a Lex. ph. Kay

Hi, I'm new to this list. I'm researching the following surnames in the Nicholas Co. area : DUNCAN, SCOTT, STEWART. I'd like to hear from others researching those lines. Thank you, Nancy Duncan Bishop