Would like to contact someone who has researched SPENCER families ca. 1800-1820 in Campbell, Pendleton, or Grant County area. Thanks, Jim -- James R. Baker, Jr. (jrbakerjr) Free Searchable Genealogy Databases http://www.jrbakerjr.com

Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Celebrates Golden Wedding Theodore S. Hamilton, tobacconist, and wife of Tenth and Scott Sts. Covington, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Monday. They received many felicitations. Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton were married near Augusta, KY by the Rev. Mr. Hobson. They have two children, Mrs. W.M. Clark and Miss Marguerite Hamilton, tha three grandchildren, Carter, Francis and Janie Clark. Mrs. Hamilton was Miss Lide Reynolds, of Bracken Co. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Coming to a good country Mr. & Mrs. John C. Hamilton, of near Mt. Vernon, have been entertaining a fine little daughter since Sept 24th. This is the first heir and she will be known as Miss Norma Hamilton. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Hutchinson, Mrs. Eliza E. 85y 6m 4d d. 4 Oct 1920 bur. Mt. Carmel Cem. mother 6 children Mrs. Inez B. Pike, Mrs. Effie Riley Miss Estell Hutchinson C.W. Hutchinson A.W. Hutchinson W.V. Hutchinson Ramsey, Mrs. Violet McKinney b. 12 Apr 1868 d. Friday home of sister bur. Mt. Vernon Cem. m. T. M. Ramsey 30 Aug 1888 dau. Frank McKenney mother 2 children 1 died in infancy surv. husband, son (Elmer) and father 4 sisters, 2 brothers Mrs. James Blades, of Gibson City, IL Mrs. Lucy Wright, Denver, CO Mrs. C.W. Kellum, Falmouth Mrs. Lena Blades, Falmouth R.W. McKinney, Browning's Corner John W. McKinney, Willow mbr. Mt. Vernon Methodist Church Poe, Mrs. Eva Bradford 61 d. 6 Oct 1920 near Lexington, KY bur. Lexington Cem. m. Amos S. Poe surv. husband, 4 sons and 4 daus. Bradford Poe Orville Poe Will H. Poe L.Ross Poe Mrs. Homer Sutton Mrs. W.H. Cassidy Mrs. Ovel Rankin Miss June Graves of Covington Day, Mrs. Vera Bell 29y 9d b. near Butler d. 27 Sep 1920 near Metamora, IN bur. Metamora Cem. m. Forrest Day 20 Aug 1914 dau. James Anderson Blackburn, Mrs. Margaret d. 4 Oct 1920 home near Boyd surv. husband, 5 children, 1 sister and 4 brothers Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Hall, Mrs. Ella J. 67 b. 17 Nov 1853 d. 7 Oct 1920 near New Hope bur. Lenoxburg Cem. m. William Hall dead surv. 4 children Arthur Hill of Los Angeles, CA Walter Hall of Mt. Auburn, KY Mrs. George Sharon Miss Carrie Hall 2 bros Harvey Quinlan of Caddo Thornton, Quinlin, Indiana Trost, Mrs. Herman 73 b. Germany d. 8 Oct 1920 home in Lexington bur. Lexington Cem. Wilhelmina Brandt m. Prof. Herman Trost soon after the civil war surv. husband, 9 children, 1 bro. and 1 sis. mother of another child that died in infancy (total of 10) Estelle, Judge S.L. about 72 b. Ohio d. 10 Oct 1920 Omaha, NE nephew of Mr. & Mrs. John E. McKee near Catawba uncle of Mrs. T.J. Hendricks Falmouth surv. wife and 4 children Kidwell, Miss Margaret 20y 1m d. 7 Oct 1920 bur. Butler Cem. surv. parents, 2 sis. and 4 bros. Fossett, Mrs. E.A. about 50 b. Ohio d. Wednesday home at Carntown Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Celebrates 64th birthday Relatives and friends to the number of 40 gave Mrs. August Morford a happy little surprise Sunday, when they went to her home at Caddo to celebrate her 64th birthday anniversary. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 4 Brey, Rev. Father Celestine d. Wednesday night Louisville Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Houston, Robert Will Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 4 Cummins, Raymond Ralph 3m 5d d. 28 Sep 1920 home of parent at Caddo son Albert Cummins Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring Counties Bracken County News McClanahan, T.J. 76 d. 29 Sep 1920 home at Bladeston Bratton, Claude D. 18m d. Wednesday home of Zack Stevenson son of R.C. Bratton Mrs. Bratton dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Zack Stevenson Jett, Mrs. Charles about 28 d. 3 Oct 1920 home of sister Mrs. Homer Hamilton, Brooksville Harrison County News Dunn, Benjamin J.F. 62 d. 4 Oct 1920 home hear Hinton Sandy, George W. 71 d. 3 Oct 1920 home of dau. Bourbon Co. father Mrs. J.W. Clifford Grant County News Spillman, T.J. b. 26 Aug 1841 Independence, KY d. 2 Oct 1920 father A.T. Spillman Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 19 15 Oct 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 3 Pleasant Ridge Mrs. Florence Norton spent Saturday with Curtis Deatherage and family. Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Norton spent Saturday night with his sister, Mrs. Bertha Vice of Fairview. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

I am very interested in anyone associated with these families of Mentor, Flag Springs, of Campbell County and their families which cross over into Pendleton County, especially Peach Grove and the Second Twelve Mile Church there. BEAGLE, BEALL, SPILMAN, KENNEDY, KING, WM THOMPSON , Fergis GERMAN, BOYERS and many more from 1798 onward. Wm Thompson: arrived in Flag Springs (Well's Creek) had 1000 Acre Patent 1785 Wm Kennedy arrived in Flag Springs area as well before 1800, was large landowner. Benjamin Beall: pioneer in the area and large landowner. Thomas Beagle: arrived from Mason County by 1807 in Court Records All of these families had intermarriages and some had family members on the Pendleton County side. Many are buried in the Peach Grove Baptist Church Cemetery. Flag Springs Baptist Church was originated in 1833 with a 1 acre land donation from Wm Thompson's 1000 acre patent. A large group under Fergis German (son-in-law of Wm Thompson) started the Peach Grove or Second Twelve Mile Baptist Chruch in the 1840's. They were sent with the blessings of the Flag Springs Baptist Church not far from the Pendleton County border. THOMPSON, BEAGLE, are my husband's direct lines. I would love to correspond with anyone who is associated with any of these families. Thanks in advance. I have a large computer data base as well. Will do look-ups. Karen Beagle from Seattle, WA (have been to this area 3 years ago)

Last year,my wife and I crossed the Ohio River,in the beautiful new bridge east of Ripley,and followed the river west on Ky 8 thru Dover,Augusta,Foster,and Carntown [my Rev George Brown owned 500 acres at the limestone mine. .Then we cut sw to the AA highway past the Flagg Springs cemetary. The pioneer there,Benjamin Beall ,and the pioneer of Alexandria,Francis Spillman,were bondsmen,in 1798,to the Campbell Co court,when George Brown was licensed to preform marriages. 1802,Brown moved 5-6 miles north,to a good mill site,on Big Indian Crek,that empties at Pt Pleasant. My Lawrence Byrn's buried at Point cemetary. My Adam Fisher,Adam Simmons, and Margaret Abrahams Brown,plus George Brown,are buried,on the Ohio side,within 5-6 miles of Flagg Springs cemetary,on the Ky side. Evans Run,is just across Straight Creek,from Union township,in current Pleasant township, There is a group of genealogists meeting under the Sandusky-L@ROOTSWEB.COM BANNER. Jacob Sadowski was in Ky's 1773 and 1774 early surveying parties. His 2nd wife was one of the Evans,as was the wife of his son,Ephriam Sandusky. They were,[and the Evans?] from Jessamine Co,Ky,which lies between Lexington,Fayette Co,Ky and the cliffs of the Ky River,before the Union Shaker village, in Mercer Co,Ky. Straight Creek had Shaker's,1806-11. 100 Shaker families moved from s Bro wn Co,Oh and sw Adams Co,Ohio in 1811 to the ill-fated Buseron Shaker village. Shakers were celebate,but these people joined the Shakers after being married and having some children. As early as 1806,Sharkers were moving from s Brown Co to the Shaker villages west of Lebanon,Warren Co,Ohio,and Mercer Co,Ky. Mid-western Shaker leaders of 1806,were Revs John Dunlevy and Richard McNeMarr,who had ministeres Presbyterian churches at Red Oak,and East Eagle Creek,til the Great 1801 Cane Ridge Revival hed 2 miles from James Sandusky's fort in Bourbon Co,Ky Thomas McQueen,Jr,of Dugal's line,lived very close to Flagg Springs ,Ky with his sister,Mrs Rev George Brown, 1797-1811 period before Bartholomew Co,Illinois. On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:38:55 EDT GenealogyJunky@aol.com writes: > Thank you so much for this information on the Pisgah Ridge/Union > Township in > its early days. My son's ancestors were settlers to this area of > Ohio by 1801 > when Benjamin Evans married Mary Gregory in the part of Adams County > that > became Brown County. They went on to have many descendants in the > Union Township > area. My son's grandmother still lives in Fayetteville on Evans > Road. It's good > to know the early names of the area called Red Oak, as that's the > name given > in much of the genealogical information that has been passed to me. > > Much thanks, > Constance Frazier > Flagg Spring KY (just down river, a mile inland from Mentor, KY > about 25 > minutes from Ripley) > > > ==== OHBROWN Mailing List ==== > Do you need to contact the List Administrator? Post your question > to the list if it is of general interest, or send a private e-mail > to: > ohbrown-admin@rootsweb.com > > ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 The New Fair Company Jasper Cummins has leased the grounds to a company of wide-awake and experienced men for five years with the privilege of ten. The eleven members of the new fair company are A.H. Barker, Jasper Cummins, J.C. Browning, Alvin Courtney, Joshua Woodhead, Jason Shoemanker, B.F. Arnold, J.L. Rogers, James W. Coleman, James Monroe and Tom Bradford. Falmouth's Population The U.S. Census Department at Washington D.C. has just issued the 1920 census for Falmouth and Pendleton Co. It gives this city a population of 1,330. which is satisfactory to all. This is a gain of 150 in ten years. This is very small, but is accounted for from the fact that many of our citizens have built new homes outside the city limits. The population of the city and suburbs will total 1,800. Butler did not make a bad showing. Her population is given as 406, or a loss in the past ten years of 20. The county's population is given as 11,719 which is a loss of 226 in ten years. Pendleton has 1,000 more population than either Grant or Bracken Counties. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Readnower, W.T. 81y 1m 26d b. Pendleton Co. KY d. 26 Sep 1920 home of J.C. Lowe in Morgan bur. Family burying ground son Jacob Readnower preceeded him parents, two brothers, three sisters m. Arrena Jump 1858 father of 5 children Lloyd, Mrs. J.A. 76y 2m 7d b. Clermont Co. OH d. Tuesday bur. Pleasant Ridge Cem. Susan Ward m 3 times first two husband dead m3. J.A. Lloyd 25 Apr 1910 surv. husband #3, Moore, Harry Brannock 8 d. 1 Oct 1920 bur. Battle Grove Cem. son Rev. S.L. Moore of Morefield, KY Sharp, Mrs. Frances d. 15 Sep 1920 Oakland, CA m,. Frank P. Sharp he d. 21 Oct 1919 Frances McPherson of California Turner, Charles William infant d. 30 Sep 1920 son George Turner Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Hagemeyer, C.C. Will Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 House, G.W. Will Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 1 The 1920 Census of Pendleton County and Towns (Compares 1920, 1910 and 1900) Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 5 Jones, Mrs. R.L. 49y 5m 5d b. 15 Apr 1871 d. 20 Sep 1920 bur. Highland Cem. dau. George and mary Ellen Woods m. R.L. Jones 1886 mother of 8 children 3 died before her surv. husband, children, 3 sisters and 1 brother Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 4 Kelat Oldham, Ed W. d. recently Moore, son of S.L. d. last Thursday bur. Cynthiana cem. son Rev. S.L. Moore Simpson, Alex Spradling, A.W. Petty, Martin Lang, Dr. R.H. Arnold, W.A. Rankin, A.T. tribute at Kelat Baptist Church members of Kelat Lodge # 809 F.A.&M. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring Counties Bracken County News Osborne, Mrs. Lizzie 32 d. 23 Sep 1920 home near Bridgeville bur. Germantown Cem. Galbraith, Miss Elizabeth d. 23 Sep 1920 home of parents near Bridgeville dau. Benjamin Galbraith Woodward, Marcus d. 24 Sep 1920 home at Tangletown, on Bracken-Mason line Bonfield Jr., Mrs. D.P. d. 25 Sep 1920 Good Samaritan Hosp. Cincinnati Julia Coughlin Argus, Mike 78 d. 25 Sep 1920 home in Indianapolis, IN Harrison County News Arnold, Velma Athe d. 24 Sep 1920 Vine St. Cynthiana dau. Joe Arnold Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 5 Cushman, David 29y 6m 7d b. 21 Mar 1891 d. 28 Sep 1920 bur. Oakland Cem. Pendleton Co. son John and Cora Cushman m. Ossie Galloway 13 Oct 1912 father 2 children Christine Cushman Fay Cushman surv. Wife and two children surv. Mother, 1 bro, 4 sisters Herman Cushman Mrs. Ira Wright Mrs. Ollie Ramsey Mrs. Howard Fileds Mrs. Jesse Ramsey Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 2 Grant's Lick Burtsfield, Mrs. Hester 82y d. 25 Sep 1920 St. Elizabeth Hosp, Covington bur. Alexandria Cem. nee Caldwell (Aunt Hettie) dau. Alex and Sallie Caldwell Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 18 8 Oct 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 5 Catawba Turner, babe of George b. 30 Sep 1920 d. 30 Sep 1920 bur. Bethel Cem. Wilmington, IN Kelly, Mrs. Elma d. 1 Oct 1920 bur. North Landing Monday ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Hello everyone, In the 1910 census for Hughes Twnshp. (Chart Creek was crossed out) I found: Wm.C. Arnold, 45, wife Cora, 30 children: Miles, 22 Frank, 21, Bessie 13 Dessie 12 Jessie 8 Bigy 6 Ligy 3 Ollie 11/2 I have Arnold family from Alexander Arnold, b. KY (Rockingham Co.) Next, generation I have Henry Arnold and Amanda Hottle their children include Bessie, Dessie, in the next generation, Wm C, Frank and Ollie. I am looking for any connection - does anyone see it? thank you, Patsy Brock

Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 House, George W. 71y 7m 15d b. 31 Jan 1845 d. 15 Sep 1920 bur. Roanoke Cem. m. Mary Katherine Moore father 7 children father of Mrs. Eugene Points who d. 10 years ago. Phillips, Mrs. Martha Ann 98y 9m 15d b. near Cynthiana, Harrison Co. d. 21 Sep 1920 home of son near Alexandria bur. Alexandria Cem. Martha Ann Taylor m. George Cox Phillips Cram, Francis M. b. 17 Aug 1853 Dividing Ridge, Pendleton Co. d. 9 Sep 1920 St. Elizabeth Hosp, Covington bur. Linden Grove Cem. Covington surv. 3 children 2 sons and 1 dau. Quinlan, Foster M. b. Pendleton Co. d. 14 Sep 1920 home near Brooksville bur. Brooksville Cem. surv. wife, 7 children and 2 brothers, 1 sister Oldham, Edward W. 42 b. Pendleton Co. near Falmouth d. Tuesday home Shoemakertown son Tandy and Lizzie Oldham m. Theodocia Lightfoot surv. wife and 2 sons John Oldham Joseph Oldham surv. Mother and 1 sister Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Wright, Mrs. Anna Elizabeth 66y 10m 17d b. Harrison Co. KY d. 24 Sep 1920 home of daughter near Mt. Vernon bur. Mt. Vernon Cem. Anna Elizabeth Stewart m. Robert Newell Wright surv by 7 sons and 1 dau. Otis Wright, Jefferson City, MO J.W. Wright, Pendleton Co. James Wright, Pendleton Co. R.E. Wright, Pendleton Co. Frank Wright, Pendleton Co. Ira Wright, Pendleton Co. Rev. J.A. Wright, West Virginia Mrs. Lawrence Holmes, Mt. Vernon Cushman, David d. Tuesday near Brownings Corner surv. wife and 2 children m. Ossie Galloway Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Clough - Meek Clough, Veach m. Meek, Mollie Tuesday she daughter of Dr. H.D. Meek Hamilton - Lonaker Hamilton, James William m. Bessie Lonaker 22 Sep 1920 son of Charlie Hamilton daughter Henry Lonaker Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Family Reunion A number of relatives and friends of Mrs. Sarah Anderson gathered at the home of William Bird, at Independence, to honor her. In the company were four sons, three daughters, thirty-three grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. At 1 o'clock luncheon was served to Thomas Anderson, wife and children, James, Russell, Ray, Shirley, Anna Fay, Eula May and Zeripha, all of Bridgeport, Texas; John Shobe, wife and children, William Alice, Thelma and Wendell, who motored down from Columbus, Ohio; John Price, wife and son, Kenzie, L. Simpson and wife, E. Rose and wife, who motored down from Kelat; T. Wright, wife and daughters, Thelma and Gladys, Ed Yelton and wife motored down from Butler; George Anderson, wife and two sons, Kenneth and Thurman, and William Harper motored from Falmouth; J.C. Anderson, wife and children, Altie, Katerine, Annie, June and George, of Visalia; Mrs. Mary Marsh and daughters, Gladys, Dorothy, Mazonia and Carmen, E.W. Spears, wife and daughter, Zoe Doloris, of Covington; Ed Anderson and wife, of Portsmouth, OH; Mrs. J.Jackson, of Covington;J. Elmore, wife and daughters, Helen and Florence and granddaughter, Mattie Pogue, of Walton; C.J.Anderson, wife and children, Marvin, Woodrow and Stanley, of Russell, KY., Elmer and Sylvia Bird and E. Richarson and wife. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Pendleton County Census The Census Department at Washington has just issued the 1920 census for Pendlton Co. and gives our population as 11,718. This a decrease of 266 under 1910 and a decrease of 2,962 under 1900. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 1 Neighboring Counties Bracken County News Taylor, Miss Amy Lee 29 d. 17 Sep 1920 home of mother in Augusta TB Morrison, Miss Rebecca Jane 71 d. 14 Sep 1920 home of sister near Bridgeville sis. Mrs. Levi Smith Fisher, Charles about 50 d. 12 Sep 1920 Greely, CO bur. Lenoxburg Odd Fellow's Cem. Harrison County News Jameson, Mrs. Sue H. d. recently home of son Pueblo, CO mother Henry Jameson Simpson, Mrs. Sandy d. 13 Sep 1920 home near Cynthiana bur. Wednesday Antioch Graveyard Wheeler, William B. d. 17 Sep 1920 home of sister Harrison Co. bro. Mrs. J.M. Kearns Dryden, Thomas b. 19 Dec 1841 d. 15 Sep 1920 son James and Permelia Dryden Fitzgerald, John 19 d. recently Coblenz, Germany pneumonia son John Fitzgerald Gardner, Wm. d. within last 12 months Coblenz, Germany bur. Benson Cem. two months ago Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 2 Grant Co. News Williams, Child of James 8m d. Monday Mason child of James Williams bur. Mason Cem. Purnell, Child of Frank 8m d. last Sunday near Williamstown bur. Grassy Run Cem. Dunn, J.E. 69y 8m 7d d. 18 Sep 1920 Greensburg, IN Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 2 Milford Jacobs, Wentzel Hathaway 7m son Grant Hathaway m. she died when son was 6 weeks old Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 3 East Dry Ridge O'Neil, dau. Maynard bur. Wednesday Eckler Cem. dau. Maynard O'Neil Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 17 1 Oct 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Hero of Kentucky One Hundreth Anniversary of Death of Founder of Historic Boonesboro, Daniel Boone, Leader of the Longhunters d. 26 Sep 1820 Charette, MO age 85 ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Following was preceded my massacre of 91 Christian Indians in e Ohio in spring,1782, and then the defeat of Col Wm Crawford's army at Upper Sandusky in mid 1782. Butler's Rangers & Indian Department Capt. Caldwell's Report Extract of a Letter from Capt. CALDWELL, dated at Wakitamiki August 26th, 1782— When I last had the pleasure of writing you I expected to have struck at Wheeling as I was on my march for that place, but was overtaken by a messenger from the Shawnese, who informed me the Enemy was on their march for their Country, which obliged me to turn their way, and to my great mortification found the Alarm false and that it was owing to a Gondalo coming up to the mouth of Licking Creek, and landing some men upon the South side of the Ohio, which when the Indians saw, supposed it must be Clark. It would have been a lucky circumstance if they had come on, as I had Eleven hundred Indians on the ground, and three hundred within a days march of me. When the Report was contradicted They mostly left us, many of them had left their Towns no ways equiped for War, as they expected as well as myself to fight in a few days, notwithstanding I was determined to pay the Enemy a visit with as many Indians as would follow me: accordingly I crossed the Ohio with three Hundred Indians and Rangers, and marched for Bryant’s Station on Kentuck, and surrounded the Fort the 15th in the morning, and tried to draw ‘em out by sending up a small Party to try to take a Prisoner and Shew themselves, but the Indians were in too great a hurry and the whole shewed to[o] soon. I then saw it was in vain to wait any longer and so drew nigh the Fort, burn’t 3 Houses which was part of the Fort but the Wind being contrary prevented it having the desired effect, kill’d upwards of 300 Hogs, 150 head of Cattle, and a number of Sheep, took a number of Horses, pull’d up and destroyed their Potatoes, cut down a great deal of their Corn, burn’t their Hemp and did other considerable damage— by the Indians exposing themselves too much we had 5 Killed and 2 wounded. We retreated the 16th and came as far as Riddle’s former Station, when nigh 100 Indians left me, as they went after their things they left at the Forks of Licking, and I took the Road by the blue Licks as it was nigher and the ground more advantageous in case the Enemy should pursue us — got to the Licks on the 17th and encamped. On the 18th in the morning, one of my Party that was watching the Road came in and told me the Enemy was within a mile of us, upon which I drew up to fight them — at œ past seven they advanced in three Divisions in good order, they had spied some of us and it was the very place they expected to overtake us. We had but fired one Gun ‘till they gave us a Volley and stood to it very well for some time, ‘till we rushed in upon them, when they broke immediately. We pursued for about two miles, and as the Enemy was mostly on horseback, it was in vain to follow further. We killed and took One hundred and Forty six, amongst the killed is Col. Todd the Commandr., Col. Boon, Lt. Col. Trigg, Major Harlin who commanded their Infantry, Major Megara, and a number more of their Officers. Our loss is Monsr. LA BUTE killed; he died like a Warrior fighting Arm to Arm, six Indians killed and ten wounded. The Indians behaved extremely well, and no People could behave better than both Officers and Men in general. The Indians I had with me were the Wyandots and Lake Indians. The Wyandots furnished me with what Provision I wanted, and behaved extremely well. Great ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 16 24 Sep 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Jenkins, Elijah 74y 7m 23d b. Bracken Co. KY d. 17 Sep 1920 home of dau near Four Oaks bur. family graveyard vet of Civil War Union soldier m. twice m1. died 11 years ago m2. Janie Jacob father of 1 dau who died 10 years ago bro. John Jenkins who died recently in Falmouth surv. 4 dau and 2 sons, 1 brother Hall, Mrs. Lucinda C. 76y 1m 21d b. 28 Jul 1844 Browning home place, Havilandsville d. 18 Sep 1920 home of sister Mrs. Sarah Aulick bur. Riverside Cem. Lucinda C. Browning dau. Franklin and Cynthia A. Browning who came from Clark and Fayette Counties m. Jacob L. Hall 9 Sep 1869 mother 2 daughters surv. husband, 1 dau. Mrs. Leonard Plummer sis. Thomas J. Browning, Dry Ridge Mrs. Sarah E. Aulick mbr. Richland Baptist Church then Blanket Creek Baptist Church Biddle, William Howard b. 24 Feb 1918 d. 7 Sep 1920 home of parents near Harrison, OH son Charles Biddle surv. parents, 3 sisters and 2 brothers Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 16 24 Sep 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 2 Seiler, Charles 21 d. 16 Sep 1920 suicide by shooting son Gus Seiler in Ohio across from Augusta Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 16 24 Sep 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Death of Capt. B.T. Riggs Full of years and honors, Capt. B.T. Riggs passed away at his home on East Bridge Street Tuesday afternoon September 14th, at 1:30 o'clock. He had been confined to his bed about ten days with liver trouble, though for several years his health had been gradually failing. Seven years ago he retired from active business life, and had been living in quite retirement. From 1882, when Riggs and Musselman bought the Crown Jewel Milling Co., Capt. Rigs was the head of that institution, and coming in contact with the majority of the people of the county and vicinity established a reputation for business acumen and integrity that stood him in good stead up to the time of his retirement. He was a member of the School Board for 27 years, retiring last spring, having long served as chairman. He united with the Presbyterian church at Falmouth 44 years ago, and was an elder in the church at Cynthiana for many years. He was a member of the Odd Fellos and Masons at Falmouth. Benjamin Theodore Riggs was born in Paris, KY., on Feb. 25, 1839, a son of Benjamin Riggs and Anges Wilson Riggs. His father was born in Maryland in 1799 and learned the jeweler's trade in Philadelphia. He located at Millersburg, KY., thence going to Paris in the jewelry business, where he died in 1839. His wife Agnes Wilson Riggs, was born at Falmouth and was the daughter of James Wilson, a Revolutionary War Veteran. Capt. Riggs was married to Miss Kate Kerr in Fayette County, near Elmendorf, on April 26, 1866. His wife survives with two daughters and a son Major Kerr T. Riggs, stationed at Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., Mrs. W.E. Selin and Miss Theo Riggs, of this city. A brother, W.B. Riggs lives at Covington. Immediately after the war, in which Capt. Riggs was a Federal soldier, he was in business in Williamstown. He come to Cynthiana in 1870 in the internal revenue service as a storekeeper-gauger, afterwards entering into business as noticed above. Cynthiana Democrat Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 16 24 Sep 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring Counties Bracken County News Teegarden, son of Sidney 5m d. 11 Sep 1920 Johnson, Jacob Surney d. 10 Sep 1920 home in Augusta Bell, Marjorie 19 months old d. 10 Sep 1920 dau. H.C. Bell of Powersville McCarty, Mrs. Eliza about 77 d. 12 Sep 1920 Willow dau. Sanford Figgins m. Burr McCarty dead surv. by 1 son and 1 dau. Eli McCarty, St. Louis Mrs. Lillie Poe, California Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 16 24 Sep 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Harrison County News Eads, Milton 73 d. 16 Sep 1920 Sadieville son James and Minerva Eads Lucas, Mrs. Anna d. Sunday Kansas City Hospital lv. Kendrick, CO aunt Mrs. Lee Houston Anna Gossett Broughton, George W. 61 d. 12 Sep 1920 suicide by hanging at Robinson Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 16 24 Sep 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Beckett, Dr. J.B. d. 11 Sep 1920 bur. Evergeen Cem. surv. widow and son Dr. Roy Beckett Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 16 24 Sep 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 7 Morgansville Beckett, Dr. J.B. d. Saturday Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 16 24 Sep 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 6 East Gardnersville Brell, Adam 76 d. 14 Sep 1920 home near Gardnersville m. Louisiana Daugherty dead father Andrew Brell Covington ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Doug: Have an enjoyable and safe trip. We will all look forward to reading more of your contributions when you get back.

Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Hagemeyer, C.C. 71 b. 12 Apr 1849 Cincinnati d. Tuesday home Butler bur. Butler Cem. m1. Miss Hall of Winchester father of 4 children by m1. m2. Miss Wiley of Charleston, IL father of 2 daughters by m2. surv. by all children both wives dead Riggs, Capt. Benjamin Theodore 82 b. 25 Feb 1839 Paris, KY d. Tuesday Cynthiana bur. Battle Grove Cem. son Benjamin Riggs A Paris Jeweler and Agnes Wilson Union Army and attained the rank of captian. Captured twice; Battle at Richmond KY and Battle of Missionary Ridge bro. W.T. Riggs W.B. Riggs of Covington Mrs. N.S. Dickerson Mrs. Julia Scott Miss Henrietta Riggs, Falmouth m. Kate Kerr 26 Apr 1866 father 1 son Major Kerr T. Riggs, USA Ft. Levenworth, KA 2 dau Mrs. W.E. Selin Miss Theo Riggs Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Beckett, Dr. J.B. 60 b. near Meridian, Pendleton Co. d. 11 Sep 1920 Hosp in Cincinnati bur. Highland Cem. son Simeon and Annis Beckett m. Amelia Perkins 37 years ago father of 1 son H. Roy Beckett of Ft. Thomas surv. wife, son, two brothers Silas N. Beckett, Falmouth Gano Beckett, Butler bro Herbrew Beckett, k. in train wreck several years ago Martz, Mrs. George 53 b. Near Newport d. 10 Sep 1920 home near Falmouth bur. Family graveyard surv. husband and 1 son Joseph N. Martz 11 Lena A. Engel m. George Martz 12 years ago Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 3 Personals Kidwell, J.D. d. last week Butler father Joe Kidwell of Shirley, IL Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 4 Personals Malloy, Dr. John b. Germantown, KY fun. Wednesday last uncle of Mrs. Will Fant Blackerby Rev. W.H. Moore, a member of the faculty of Granbery College, Juiz de Fora, Brazil, South America, has our thanks for a renewal of his subscription. Rev. Moore is one of Pendleton County's fine young men who is serving in the foreign mission fields, and is doing a good work. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Hungarian, d. Thursday Massie Hosp. Paris jumped through open train window north of Falmouth and died of injuries received. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Music Class Miss Grace Applegate has opened her music class, and is ready to enroll pupils. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 2 Think About It Jasper Cummins, owner of the Falmouth Fair Grounds, has decided that there will be a fair here next year, and he will remodel the amphitheater and have everything in readiness by the time the bell rings next September. A large number of the progressive citizens of Pendleton County well be with Mr. Cummins in this undertaking and our people can now rest assured that the old Falmouth Fair will be revived next year. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 5 Neighboring Counties Harrison County News Gruelle, George d. 5 Sep 1920 Good Samaritan Hosp. Lex Shingleton, Will d. Monday Covington Hosp. Asberry, Mrs. M.L. b. 14 Feb 1845 d. 4 Sep 1920 Robinson m. A.J. Asberry dau. James and Ailsie King Bracken County News Bailey, Miss Adaline about 60 d. 6 Sep 1920 Infirmary Brooks, William Jacob 18m d. 3 Sep 1920 Dover Pike son William Brooks Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 15 17 Sep 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 6 Grant County News Sheriff, Samuel d. Thursday last home Hamilton, OH ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Karen, Thanks for the note, yes my Henderson's line came from Mason and Bracken County. Here are my decsendents. Would be glad to exchange info if we have a connection. Thanks again. Denver Descendants of William Henderson 1 William Henderson 1786 - 1870 b: Abt. 1786 in Kentucky d: Bef. 1870 .. +Hannah Grigson 1795 - 1870 b: Bet. 1795 - 1803 in Kentucky d: Aft. 1870 .. 2 David Henderson 1825 - b: Abt. 1825 in Kentucky ...... +Sarah Ann Watkins 1830 - b: Abt. 1830 in Kentucky .. 2 James William Henderson 1826 - b: Abt. 1826 in Kentucky ...... +Mary Smitson - 1852 b: in Kentucky d: 1852 in Kentucky .. *2nd Wife of James William Henderson: ...... +Marium Young 1836 - b: Abt. 1836 in Kentucky .. *3rd Wife of James William Henderson: ...... +Ruth Elizabeth Dotson .. 2 Zacharius Henderson 1828 - b: Abt. 1828 in Kentucky .. 2 Sarah Elizabeth Henderson 1831 - 1900 b: March 1831 in Pendleton County, Kentucky d: Aft. 1900 ...... +John Baldwin Gillespie 1830 - 1900 b: February 22, 1830 in Albemarle County, Virginia d: Aft. 1900 in Bracken County, Kentucky ----- Original Message ----- From: <Girlbeagle@aol.com> To: <KYPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2004 6:13 PM Subject: Re: [KYPENDLE] John Baldwin & Sarah Henderson Gillespie > HENDERSON > > I am sure you are probably aware of this, but there is a large HENDERSON > family in the California area of Campbell County. I am wondering if Sarah is from > this family? It is a possibility that they moved back to where the > HENDERSON's were or are buried with them. Just a thought.....perhaps a lead. > > I do have many of the HENDERSON's in my data base as several of our Campbell > County lines include them. Let me know if you want a look-up for SARAH. > There are also quite a few of the cemeteries online now for Campbell County. > > These families are inter-married with many of the families of Pendleton > County next-door as you are aware. Many came from early Mason and Bracken County > roots. > > Hope this helps. Karen Beagle > > > ==== KYPENDLE Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain > letters, political announcements, current events, items for > sale, personal messages, flames,etc. (in other words - spam) > is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal. Consideration > for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett kathleenburnett@earthlink.net > > ============================== > You can manage your RootsWeb-Review subscription from > http://newsletters.rootsweb.com/ > >

Bobby Hunt I am on a trip to KY, Michigan, IL, TN and return to Biloxi about 23 June. I will be unable to send any full reports from the papers I have extracted until after that when I will have access to the papers again. Doug Harper

Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 14 10 Sep 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Kidwell, J.C. 86 b. 23 Nov 1833 Kidwell homestead on Grassy Creek d. 3 Sep 1920 home hear Butler bur. Butler Cem. son Thomas Kidwell m. Eleanor Thomas 1860 surv. 4 sons and three daughters Shaver, Mrs. Eliza Jane b. 2 Mar 1855 near Caddo d. 30 Aug 1920 home near Peach Grove fun. 2nd 12 Mile Church m. Simeon Shaver 1874 Eliza Jane Poe mother 9 children, 6 survive Abbott, Mrs. Lillian d. 31 Aug 1920 home in Newport bur. St. Stephens Cem. m. J.J. Abbott nee Krebs Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 14 10 Sep 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 3 Foster in the Good Old Days of Long Ago (Long article by J.D. Gray about the town and some of the people there. I did not recognize any of them so did not copy it. dh) Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 14 10 Sep 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 4 Morgan Veterans hold annual meet Eighteenth Reunion opens at Olympian Springs, KY with forty one Members Present 2 Sep 1920 (names new officers and other details about the meeting. No one from Pendleton Co seemed to be named. dh) Forty one members are present at this year's reunion. Forty nine were present last year. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 14 10 Sep 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 3 Wesley Chapel Shaver, Mrs. Eliza about 65 d. 30 Aug 1920 home dau. Wm. B. Poe of Caddo she was one of 12 children surv. aged husband, 2 sons and 4 daus. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 14 10 Sep 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 7 East Doudton Frakes, John R. 82 b. 1 Nov son of Mrs. Frakes who died 81 years ago. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 14 10 Sep 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 3 Neighboring Counties Grant County News Musselman, Mrs. Frank d. two weeks ago Yucaipi, CA Bracken County News Crowe, Claude A. 30 d. Friday train accident in Richmond, KY R.R. Engineer Harrison County News Pohlmeyer, George Dennis d. 28 Aug 1920 New Harrison Hosp. Jewett, J.B. d. Wednesday Main and Pleasant St. Cynthiana ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Hello All Does anyone have a Godfrey Wagoner-Wagner in their files he had a daughter Elizabeth b 1817 that married James Wilson Herrington b 1805 on July 31 1832 in Harrison Co (My 4th grandparents) This is NOT the Godfrey Wagoner-Wagner that married Rebecca Sosby ( he was b 1826) Any Help will be most appreciated Thank You Bobby Hunt

Hello Doug If you have time i would like both write ups on William McNees from Aug 27 and Sept 3 Thank you Bobby HUnt ----- Original Message ----- From: <Oddville50@aol.com> To: <KYPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 8:33 AM Subject: [KYPENDLE] Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 > Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 > Pg. 1 Col. 3 > > Deaths > > Jenkins, John W. 77 > b. near Milford, Bracken Co. KY > d. Friday Woodson Rd. Falmouth > bur. Riverside Cem. > Vet Civil War 18th Ky Inf. > surv. Invalid Wife, 2 bro James Jenkins > Elijah Jenkins > > > Flynn, Mrs. Ida Belle 42y 11m 21d > d. 28 Aug 1920 near McKinneysburg TB > m. Andrew Flynn > bur. Browning Cem. > surv. husband, 2 sons and 1 dau. > mother of 3 sons who were already dead > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 > Pg. 3 Col. 5 > > Jenkins, John W. In Memory > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 > Pg. 4 Col. 2 > > Levingood > > McNees, William > d. 20 Aug 1920 k. by train > bur. Riverside Cem. > m. Margaret Beagle > father of 8 children, 5 sons and 3 daus. > R.L. McNees > Perry McNees > Newt McNees > William McNees d. as small child > Mrs. Mary Ingles, Parsons, Kansas > Mrs. Ida Corden of Cincinnati > Mrs. Emma Wells, of Falmouth > bro. 3 brothers > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 > Pg. 4 Col. 6 > > Population of Bracken Co. > > 1920 10210 > 1910 10398 > 1900 12137 > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 > Pg. 6 Col. 3 > > Harrison County News > > Wash, Mrs. May 36 > d. Thursday in Cynthiana TB > > Baker, Mrs. Violette N. > d. 19 Aug 1920 Mercy Hosp. Hamilton, OH > > Berry, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth > d. 20 Aug 1920 home of nephew in Cynthiana > > Stephens, Mrs. J.W. 70 > d. 20 Aug 1920 home in Mt. Sterling > > Divorces filed > Beckett, Benton F. aganist Odella Beckett > > Clifford, Willie aganist Georgia Clifford > > Bracken County News > > Toliver, Anna Frances 3 > d. 24 Aug 1920 > bur. Mt. Zion Cem. > dau. William Tolliver > > Sidwell, James 80 > d. 20 Aug 1920 home of dau. Aberdeen, OH > father of 8 children, 5 survive. > > Bysshe, Claude 15 > d. 8 Aug 1920 Paris, France > son Rev. E.W. and Grace Thompson Bysshe > > Grant County News > > Points, William H. > d. last Saturday > > ============================== > Items of interest to: > Doug Harper > Biloxi, MS > > > ==== KYPENDLE Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain > letters, political announcements, current events, items for > sale, personal messages, flames,etc. (in other words - spam) > is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal. Consideration > for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett kathleenburnett@earthlink.net > > ============================== > You can manage your RootsWeb-Review subscription from > http://newsletters.rootsweb.com/ >

Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Jenkins, John W. 77 b. near Milford, Bracken Co. KY d. Friday Woodson Rd. Falmouth bur. Riverside Cem. Vet Civil War 18th Ky Inf. surv. Invalid Wife, 2 bro James Jenkins Elijah Jenkins Flynn, Mrs. Ida Belle 42y 11m 21d d. 28 Aug 1920 near McKinneysburg TB m. Andrew Flynn bur. Browning Cem. surv. husband, 2 sons and 1 dau. mother of 3 sons who were already dead Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 5 Jenkins, John W. In Memory Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 2 Levingood McNees, William d. 20 Aug 1920 k. by train bur. Riverside Cem. m. Margaret Beagle father of 8 children, 5 sons and 3 daus. R.L. McNees Perry McNees Newt McNees William McNees d. as small child Mrs. Mary Ingles, Parsons, Kansas Mrs. Ida Corden of Cincinnati Mrs. Emma Wells, of Falmouth bro. 3 brothers Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 6 Population of Bracken Co. 1920 10210 1910 10398 1900 12137 Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 13 3 Sep 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Harrison County News Wash, Mrs. May 36 d. Thursday in Cynthiana TB Baker, Mrs. Violette N. d. 19 Aug 1920 Mercy Hosp. Hamilton, OH Berry, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth d. 20 Aug 1920 home of nephew in Cynthiana Stephens, Mrs. J.W. 70 d. 20 Aug 1920 home in Mt. Sterling Divorces filed Beckett, Benton F. aganist Odella Beckett Clifford, Willie aganist Georgia Clifford Bracken County News Toliver, Anna Frances 3 d. 24 Aug 1920 bur. Mt. Zion Cem. dau. William Tolliver Sidwell, James 80 d. 20 Aug 1920 home of dau. Aberdeen, OH father of 8 children, 5 survive. Bysshe, Claude 15 d. 8 Aug 1920 Paris, France son Rev. E.W. and Grace Thompson Bysshe Grant County News Points, William H. d. last Saturday ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 1 Col. 3 The New Baptist Church [Picture of what the church will look like is shown.] The contract for building the new Cynthiana Baptist Chruch, at the corner of Church and Pleasant Streets, has been awarded to Poindexter & Humphrey, of this city. The building will be of brick and stone, and will cost about $22,000, of the building alone. The Poindexter buildng on the new church site will be razed at once and the work on the new church will be begun as soon as practicable. Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Births To Mrs. W. W. Renaker, of Selma, a daughter. To Mrs. John Stewart, a boy, the first born, 3 Au 1910. She was Miss Mae Mattox. To Mrs. Geo. Kellar, a boy, first born, on 29 Jul 1910. She was Miss Phister, of Fayette Co. Deaths Miss Marguerite M. Daviess, age 39. d. Suday in Georgetown of typhoid fever. Funeral in Georgetown. Mrs. Mary A. Blackburn, d. 31 Jul 1910 b. 25 Aug. 1829 in Harrison Co. m. Cyrus Blackburn, who died in 1891. d. age 80y 10m 6d. Became a member of the Mt. Gilead Christian Church and later the Richland Baptist Church. Preceeded in death by husband, two brothers and four dauthters. Mother of eight daughters and three sons. She had three sisters and five brothers. Surviving children are: Mrs. Sarah J. Ravenscraft of Poindexter, Mrs. E. E. Parker of Erlanger, Mrs. T. D. Hobday of Falmouth, Miss Addie Blackburn of Cynthiana, William Blackburn of Cynthiana, John and James Blackburn of Havilandsville. Funeral in Sunrise and burial in old Richland Cem. Pall bearers were four grand sons: Clarence McKenney, Albert Parker, Walter Hobday and Grover Blackburn. Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Shot Gun Duel Roger H. Pryor, age 47, who married sister of Mrs. Jaley Stone, of Berry, he having formerly lived here, was killed in a shot-gun duel at Boone Creek, Fayette Co., Sunday, by Jason Bently. Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 2 Col. 2 Saltwell Born to Mrs. N. G. Mattox, (Lucy Ray Gaunce), a nine pound son, on 28 Jul 1910. Barefoot Born to Mrs. Alfred Fryman, a 7 pound boy. Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 2 Col. 3 Connersville Born to Mrs. W. W. Renaker, (Radie Edwards), a 9 pound daughter, Cahterine. Born to Mrs. Howard Florence, a son. Born to Mrs. Will Marshall, a son. Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 2 Col. 4 Corinth H. Clay Morgan, age 67, d. 25 Jul 1910 at his home on Forklick. He served four years in Civil was and was a member of Company G, 14th Kentucky Infantry. Survived by eight children: Theodore J., Harlan, Henry Clay, and Garfield, Mrs. Louis Ackman, Mrs. Ellie Martin, Mrs. Desmond Dugan and Helen Morgan. Funeral at Layton's Chapel and burial in Corinth Cem. beside his wife who died 2 years ago. Born to Mrs. Ed Mardis, of Layton, a fine baby girl on 30 Jul 1910. Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 3 Col. 2 Neighboring Counties Grant County Henry Clay Morgan, age 67, a prominent citizen died at Cordova last week. He was an ex-Union soldier, and a Mason, and a prominent republican having been a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Philadelpha. Mrs. Elizabeth Green, age 91, d. near New Eagle Mills recently. J. C. Evans, d. recently in Nicholsville Buried at Williamstown. John William Thola, d. Monday night last week in Crittenden. Scott County Mrs. S. A. Allen, d. recently. Burial on Monday. Infant Anderson, d. recently in Harriman, TN, burial on Monday. age 4m. Son of Mrs. Walter Anderson (Ethel Nichols). Will Moffutt, d. in poor house recently, age about 60. Mrs. Emma Wells, d. Recently in New York City while living with her daughter, Mrs. Zach Offutt. Buried in Georgetown. Nicholas County Mrs. Sarah Moore, d. at Millersburg recently. John L. McCowan, d. recently Near Oakland Mills, age 71. Mrs. Eliza Ross, age 75, d. recently in Carlisle Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 6 Col. 5 Curry Born to Mrs. V. G. Bell, a son. Sunrise The Sunrise Flouring Mill has been purchased by E. C. Elliott and J. R. Arnold. They are stocking up with a large quantity of wheat. They expect to run it for all that is in it. Mrs. Mary Ann Blackburn, funeral was held in Sunrise on Monday at the Christian Church, conducted by Rev. Samuel Foley. She was 81. Maiden name of Browning, a sister of W. G. Browning of this county, Thomas Browning of Dry Ridge and N. B. Browning of Falmouth. Married to Cyrus Blackburn about 60 years ago. She raised 9 children, three boys and six girls, of hwom three boys and four girls survive her. Her husband died a number of years ago. Log Cabin Friday 5 Aug 1910 Vol. 15 No. 30 Pg. 7 Col. 3 Barterville Sallie Summit, d. Sunday at home near Mt. Moriah. Age 82. Buried in Barterville Cem. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 11 20 Aug 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Three Children Burn to Death Payne, Lester 1y 7m d. Wednesday last burned in fire of his parents home son Ethel Payne Payne, Mary Shirley 11 d. Wednesday last as result of fire in her parents home dau. Ethel Payne Payne, Charles 4 d. Thursday last as result of fire in his parents home son Ethel Payne Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 11 20 Aug 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Coming to a good country Mr. & Mrs. John I. Martin are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine 11 3/4 pound baby boy, which came to bless their home August 5th. He will answer to the name of Howard Earl. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 11 20 Aug 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Yelton, Oliver Perry b. 29 Oct 1841 near Pleasant Hill, Pendleton Co. d. 12 Aug 1920 bur. IOOF Cem. Butler m. Mary Jane Kirby 27 Feb 1868 father 3 dau. Mrs. D.H. Campbell, Butler Mrs. E.M. Mann, Demossville Mrs. W.R. Crout, St. Louis, MO Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 11 20 Aug 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Norton - Deatherage Wallace B. Norton and Florence V. Deatherage motered to Falmouth Wednesday, August 4th and in the County Judge's office of that city, were united in marriage by Judge M.S. Mills. The bride is the beautiful young girl and is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C. Deatherage, of Pleasant Ridge. She was dressed in white georgette, with hat, gloves and shoes to match, and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. She being handsome always in appearance never looked more charming, and presented the picture of loveliness more than in her wedding attire. Miss Frances Deatherage, her sister, bridesmaid, was dressed in blue georgette, and also carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Mr. Hickman McMillan was the groom's best man. The bridegroom wore a suit of dark green and was at his best appearance, and a more beautiful twain never set sail from Hymen's Altar on the sea of connubial bliss. The groom is the eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. F.M. Norton, also of Pleasant Ridge, but for many years were residents of Knoxville. Your pen pusher most heartily joins the numerous friends of this happy couple in their wishes that the hearts of this twain cemeted into one will ever throb as a unit and their lives throughout may be a continuous honeymoon, prosperous and heartful. XX Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 11 20 Aug 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Neighboring counties Bracken County News Case, Mrs. James d. Tuesday near Linville school Robertson Co. Rosa Williams Perry, Mrs. Robert d. Monday home of parents in Milford Mabel Pepper dau. W.H. Pepper Bussell, Mrs 32 d. 3 Aug 1920 Maysville Hosp. nee Vermillion bur. Hillsdale Thursday surv. husband and 5 children living in Mason Co. near Germantown Pg. 3 Col. 4 Grant County News Ashcraft, Thomas D. 71 d. Friday East Wiliamstown Precinct Piercefield, Emanuel 73 d. Sunday last surv. 2 sons and 2 daus. Pg. 4 Col. 3 Purdy, Verner Ray b. 16 Nov 1889 d. 18 Mar 1919 Coblenz, Germany bur. Bethel Cem. son George P. and Carrie Purdy he died 25 years ago body arrived from Germany 10 Aug 1920 fun. 12 Aug 1920 Bethel church surv. mother, sister and brother Pg. 4 Col. 4 A Delightful Affair A most enjoyable affair was held at the beautiful home of Mr. & Mrs. W.N. Dahms near Falmouth, on Sunday, Aug 15th, when the friends and old neighbors of J.W. Feagan and family, now of Moore's Hill, IN met with well filled baskets and the old Kentucky smile in honor of J.W. and family and Mr. & Mrs. Bert Evans of Moore's Hill who motored through in five hours, just in time for the big feast that awaited them. The day was highly enjoyed by all present. No one ever left Old Pendleton with more good friends than J.W. Feagan and family. While they like Indiana extremely well, they surely enjoyed meeting their old neighbors, and this occasion will never be forgotten. This was Mr. & Mrs. Evans' first visit to Kentucky and the warm welcome they received and the prosperity of old Kentucky made for them a most pleasant trip. Those present were L.H. Cram and family, Harry Mocaly, Emery and Russell Cox, Tom Delaney and family, Will Delaney and wife, James Ware and wife, Mrs. Nora Wilson, son and daugher, James Feagan and wife and H.P. Feagan and son. Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 11 20 Aug 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 6 Payne, Mary Shirley b. 5 May 1909 d. 11 Aug 1920 d. of burns in home bur. Gum Lick Cem. dau. Mr. & Mrs. Ethel Payne Payne, Charles Clifton b. 23 Apr 1916 d. 12 Aug 1920 d. of burns in home bur. Gum Lick Cem. son Mr. & Mrs. Ethel Payne Payne, Lester Andrew b. 29 Dec 1918 d. 11 Aug 1920 d. of burns in home bur. Gum Lick Cem. son Mr. & Mrs. Ethel Payne Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 11 20 Aug 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 5 Knoxville Piercefield Sr., Manuel d. 7 Aug 1920 bro. B.T. Piercefield who d. 4 years ago Falmouth Outlook Volume 14 Number 11 20 Aug 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 1 Arns, George A. Resolution of Respect d. 1 Jul 1920 mbr. Jr. O.U.A.M. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

HENDERSON I am sure you are probably aware of this, but there is a large HENDERSON family in the California area of Campbell County. I am wondering if Sarah is from this family? It is a possibility that they moved back to where the HENDERSON's were or are buried with them. Just a thought.....perhaps a lead. I do have many of the HENDERSON's in my data base as several of our Campbell County lines include them. Let me know if you want a look-up for SARAH. There are also quite a few of the cemeteries online now for Campbell County. These families are inter-married with many of the families of Pendleton County next-door as you are aware. Many came from early Mason and Bracken County roots. Hope this helps. Karen Beagle