Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Marksberry to be tried at Brooksville. Accused slayer of Glenn Denied Change of Venue by Judge Newell Monday Trial set for Apr. 26 (Pictures of two principles shown) Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Coming to a good country Rev. & Mrs. Vernon Cummins have been entertaining a big girl at their home at West Carrollton, OH since 10 Feb. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Townsend, Mrs. Stanley b. 1 Sep 1890 d. Tuesday home in Covington bur. Riverside Cem. Grace Bell dau. Mrs. Mary Bell of Falmouth m. Stanley Townsend June 1913 mother two sons Richard Townsend Carl Townsend sister Mrs. George Bradford, Falmouth Mrs. Eva Hoff, Falmouth Lewis Bell, Falmouth Thomas Bell, Falmouth William Bell, Falmouth Frank Bell, Falmouth mbr. Falmouth Baptist Chruch Bronson, Mrs. Mary S. 79 b. d. 15 Feb 1920 El Reno, OK nee Mary Holmes m. B.S. Bronson he d. 7 years ago. mother Edgar S. Bronson, prominent Oklahoma newspaper man. Mrs. Nannie Canaven cousin L. A. Applegate L. T. Applegate Tanner, J. C. 79 b. Boone Co. d. 11 Feb 1920 home near Knoxville bur. Mann graveyard near Flingsville Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 3 Personals Albert Cummins and family moved to their farm near Aurora, IN last Thursday. The best wishes of their many friends in Pendleton Co. accompany them. J. Ferd Woolery is sending the Outlook to his former neighbor, Ova Petty of near Kenton. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 5 Personals Those who attended the funeral of John C. Hamilton, at Battle Grove cemetery, Cynthiana, Thursday February 12th, from this place were: Mrs. John B. Colvin Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hobday Miss Frances Mullins Mrs. Fannie Applegate Misses Maude and Grace Applegate Mrs. R. Risk Arnold, Mrs. Clay Hume Mr. & Mrs. John M. Struve H. Hall Struve and Charles H. Struve of Cincinnati Other relatives present were: A. T. Hamilton and daughter, Miss Ruth Mr. & Mrs. Ed Wyatt J. C. Hamilton and wife of Havilandsville Mrs. Charles Wiggins and son, Shelby, of North Fork. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 2 Acute indigestion caused death of John C. Hamilton The cause of death of John C. Hamilton, who passed away at his winter home at St. Petersburg, FL on February 9th, was acute indigestion and heart trouble. Mr. Hamilton ate some fish on Friday prior to his demise and this is assigned as the cause of the acute indigestion. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Sold Cynthiana Residence A few days before his death, which occurred at St. Petersburg, Fla. John C. Hamilton sold his residence property in Cynthiana to Everett Witt, manager of the Cynthiana Ice Company. The price was $10,000. Gibson, Richard d. 10 Feb 1920 Near Flingsville pneumonia Gutman, Mrs. Martha d. 8 Feb 1920 home near Dry Ridge pneumonia Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 3 col. 5 Walton Crawford, Alonzo 35 d. 12 Feb 1920 Asheville, NC bur. Williamstown Cem. Hance, Wm. F. 23 d. Sunday home of parents son A. R. Hance Dr. G. C. Rankin attended Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 3 New Hope Miss Gertie Bonar spent Friday with Mrs. Wm. H. Cummins, while Mr. Cummins was delivering his tobacco to Falmouth. Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Cummins and Miss Marie Dance were visiting Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Lytle, of Peach Grove, Friday and listened to their new Edison phonograph play. Hall, Howard fun. Monday Walnut Grove Obituary Young, Ernest A. d. 31 Jan 1920 home in Detroit, MI East Doudton The building committee of the Mt. Carmel Baptist church request all those who have subscribed to the building fund to send in their subscriptions by the second week of March. The new chruch will be started just as soon as the weather will permit. The members have subscribed $3,700. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 In Memory Redmon, Lucinda d. 12 Sep 1916 mother Mattie Regan Obituary Jenkins, Mrs. Matthew (Ella) 59y 11d b. 28 Dec 1861 d. 9 Jan 1920 pneumonia bur. m1. John Blackburn Apr 1897 he d. 21 years ago m2. Matthew Jenkins 20 Jul 1899 sis Joshua Page Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Obituary Young, Ernest Albert 37y 10m 16d b. 14 Mar 1882 near Butler d. 31 Jan 1920 Detroit, MI m. Nellie L. Cain father of 4 Hazel Magdalene Young William Carlisle Young d. Ruth Elizabeth Young Violet May Young daughters ages of 2, 5 and 12 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Morgansville Pickett, Mrs. Walter d. Friday home near Independence pneumonia bur. Independence Cem. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 37 20 Feb 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 5 Mud Lane Cummins, Infant of Elmer 4 weeks old d. Hamilton, OH bur. Wesley cemetery near Neave beside his grandfather bur. Monday ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Readers Point to consider it you are using these posting for research. I do not claim that all the things of genealogical significance have been extracted from the issues of the paper that I send items from. They are generally items that are of interest to me from knowing the people or for my own genealogical research. I recommend you get to read these papers yourself for your significant items and interest. Doug Harper ++++++++++++++++++ Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Deaths Points, Mrs. John d. Sunday near Atwood. bur. Independence Oliver, Mrs. John d. Saturday near Morgansville bur. Wilmington Baptist Church Cem. March, Mrs. Barbara 70y 9m b. May 1850 Cincinnati d. 2 Feb 1920 near Peach Grove, home of her son bur. 2nd 12 Mile Cem. m. John March 20 Nov 1866 he. d. 36 years ago Pg. 1 Col. 5 Hamilton, John C. 66 b. Aug 1854 near Richland fun. Thursday Cynthiana d. Monday St. Petersburg, FL son. Wm. R. and Frances Elizabeth Hamilton m. Sallie K. Mullins Nov 1880 father 4 children 3 surv. Mrs. M. D. Martin, Poindexter, KY Mrs. Emmett McClung St. Petersburg, FL Miss Mary Hamilton, Cynthiana brother Mrs. Fannie E. Applegate Falmouth Mrs. J. J. Hobday, Falmouth Mrs. J. M. Struve, Falmouth Wood, Mrs. Eliza 84 b. 27 Apr 1835 Pendleton Co. d. 5 Feb 1920 Mattoon, IL at her home bur. Cemetery in Mattoon, IL dau. Squire and Mary Casey Wasburn m. J.W. Wood at Brooksville 20 Sep 1853 mother 10 children all survive William T. Wood Mary B. Robertson, Sarah F. Needham George R. Wood Feddie A. Hamilton Julia A. Stillman Harry M. Wood Martha Alice Lidster Lucy N. Byers Walter B. Wood sister Mason C. Washburn, Exiter, CA Henry Harrison Wasburn, Cape Girardeau, MO Elliott, Mrs. Hannah 74 b.28 Nov 1845 Bracken Co. d. 8 Feb 1920 home in East End bur. Antioch Mills Cem. dau. James and Elsie King m. Isaac Elliott 55 years ago. he d. 23 Jul 1915 mother of surv children Maggie Elliott, James D. Elliott, Brooksville Mrs. Alice Bonar, Falmouth J. W. Elliott Robert H. Elliott B. B. Elliott, Falmouth C. D. Elliott, Columbus, OH Florence G. Elliott sister surviving Mrs. Missouri Asbury of Robinson Lancaster, Horace 64 d. 30 Jan 1920 home near Butler bur. IOOF Cem. Flour Creek m. twice father of 15 children all survive Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 col. 6 Personals Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Woolery of near Independence, are spending a few days with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Woolery, in this city. They have sold their farm and are looking for a new location. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Henry F. "Tub" Fowler Long article about Henry F. "Tub" Fowler, distiller. d. 20 years ago in distillery in Falmouth Quote from the article that was originally in the Cynthiana Democrat by E.B.L. A unique character was Henry F. Fowler, who, from his skill as presiding genius at the mash tubs of numerous old-time distilleries, was popularly given the sobriquet of "Tub" Fowler. By many he was also addressed as "Captain." As a maker of the famous sour mash, straight copper whisky he had no superior and as long as he was physically able to keep on foot his services were in demand. An "Old Tub Fowler" brand of straight product and an "Old Tub Fowler" distillery derived their names from him. In the early fall of '62 "Captain" Fowler joined the retiring Confederate forces on the return march southward, driving his splendid four-horse team with a load of supplies unless my memory is at fault. Word had been sent out that teams and wagons to haul out supplies were in demand and would be well paid for. Several Harrison County men bit and presumption was that they lost out to the value of their entire outfits, no inconsiderable amount. Captain Fowler made the entire trip and remained in the transportation service until the Confederate collapse in April 1865 Worn and weary, thin and wan, minus his former avoirdupois, apparently defeated and low in spirit, his return was in marked contrast to his going. His family had received letters from him it seemed, but no word had he received from home, hence his natural anxiety as to their welfare and whereabouts. Mail frequently slipped in via the underground system from the boys in the South, but it was rare for letters from home to reach them. Letters from the northern prisons came unsealed usually, and some of those handled by our office at Oddville were considered neighborhood property and the contents as to good or bad news were soon known. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 5 Walton Mudman, Mrs. William d. Last Friday home in Kenton Co. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 4 Wampum John Smith called on Albert Cummins Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Sharp and son called on Mrs. Ethel Cummins Friday. Mrs. Mollie Hary was the guest of Miss Ethel Cummins Sunday. Mrs. Nora Brooks was the guest of Mrs. Ethel Cummins Wednesday Miss Ruth and Boyd Hart spent Sunday with Misses Clara and Lena Cummins. Misses Clara, Lena, and Mattie Cummins called on Misses Etta and Bessie Riley Friday. Misses Elizabeth, Grace, Mary and Wilburn Sharp were the pleasant guests of Misses Clara and Lena Cummins Tuesday afternoon. Misses Sadie Wilson, Lena, Clara and Mattie Cummins, Hobie and Roxie Gillispie were the guests of Miss Lola Marie Brooks. Misses Clara and Lena Cummins entertained Saturday evening the following guests: Misses Sadie Wilson, Lula Gillispie, Lola Brooks, Albert Brooks and Roxie Gillispie. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 1 Havilandsville Miss Katherine King spent Thursday with Gladys and Audrey King (Hall it should be. dh) Mrs. J. P. Martin has gone into the grocery business. Call and give her your order. John Blackburn spent Monday at A.T. Sellars, as guest of his youngest daughter, Russell. Alvin Huffman spent several days last week with his cousin, R. M. Huffman, and wife at Brooksville. Misses Cynthia and Gertie Whalen and little niece, Elizabeth Turner, spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lillian Hall. Mrs. Hulda King and two sons, Bud and Floyd, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Becky Tinney, who is quite ill at this writing. Mrs. Iva Harper spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Martin. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Jane Martin and Mr. & Mrs. Frank Taylor and little daughter. Mr. & Mrs. Allie Whalen entertained on Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. A.C. Hall and two daughters, Mr. & Mrs. Charley Turner and two daughters. Afternoon callers were: Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Browning and son, Jessie, and Tom Bishop. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 3 Smith, Paterson "Uncle Pat" 78 d. 24 Jan 1920 Antioch Mills bur. Antioch Cem. m. Elizabeth Cummins father 6 children 4 preceded him in death surviving are Joe J. Smith Mrs. William Simpson, Antioch brother Mrs. George Nesbit, near Antioch mbr. Conrey Methodist Church Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 4 Four Oaks We enjoyed the sermon by the new pastor, Rev. Pilow, at Mt. Vernon church Sunday. Our old citizen, Theophalus Holmes, who was injured by falling on the ice several days ago, is not improving as rapidly as was hoped. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 5 Blanket Creek Bert and Harry Cummins of this place left Monday for Florida to spend the rest of the winter. Mrs. Henry Cummins and two daughters Ethel and Alice and Mr. & Mrs.John Gillispie spent Sunday with Ed and Mrs. Jones. In Memory Adams, Ruby Lillian d. 11 Feb 1919 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 36 13 Feb 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 7 Levingood George Cummins and family moved back to Uncle Mike Coleman's place. East Doudton Arthur Green, son-in-law of John R. Frakes who lives in Texas, recently married a widow with two little boys. She and one of the little boys took the flu and died within four hours of each other. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Moore, B. S. 33 b. Boyd, KY d. 30 Jan 1920 home near Conrey ptomaine poisoning bur. Moore Family burying ground mbr. Benson Methodist Church m. Vogle Pugh surv. wife, 6 children oldest 9 years old. son T.F. Moore brother Lawrence Moore George Moore Oscar Moore T. F. Moore, Jr. Rev. S.L. Moore Mrs. Sarah T. Hutchinson Mrs. Ethel Fogle Mrs. Iva Price Myrtle Moore Vermont Moore Young, Ernest A. about 50 b. Mt. Auburn d. Friday Detroit, MI flu bur. Walnut Grove Cem. 4 Feb 1920 m. Miss Crain she survives with three children Marvin, Mrs. I. P. fun. d. California bur. Riverside Cem. on Friday following Bird, Mrs. Leslie d. Detroit bur. New Albany, IN Monday Clara Crecelius sis Dr. C. F. Crecelius Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Marriage Barnes, Dempsey of Neave son of F. L. Barnes to Wiggins, Kathleen dauther of R. B. & Eva Wiggins m. near Milford last week. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Spencer, Mrs. Matilda Isabel 60 b. d. 26 Jan 1920 s.w. of Falmouth at home bur. Riverside Cem. m. J. H. Spencer mother of 5 Charlotte Spencer d. several years ago. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 2 West End Martz, Mrs. Barbara d. Second Twelve Mile Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 6 Borem, William F. 14m 11d d. 25 Jan 1920 Rushville, IN grandson Mrs. Rhoda M. Smith Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Walton Rich, Joseph 89 d. 20 Jan 1920 home near Piner Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Walton Finnell, Boone 61 d. Saturday Walton at home of sister Mrs. A.R. Hance bur. Old Salem Cemetery near Walton Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 2 Grant Co. Smith, Mrs. Willia O'Hara d. Monday New York bur. Will be buried in Williamstown Cem. Simpson, Richard L. d. Last Saturday suicide by gun shot In Memory Brewsaugh, Mrs. Eliza d. 29 Jan 1918 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 3 In Memory Ammerman, Walter d. 31 Jan 1919 brother Mrs. Pearl Schneider Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 5 Morgansville Rich, Joseph d. Monday near Piner bur. Independence Cem. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 1 Turner Ridge Misses Clara, Lena and Mattie Cummins, of Wampum, spent one day last week with Miss Bessie and Etta Riley at this place. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 5 Bethel Mr. & Mrs. W. P. Cummins and family spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Rhinehart Bobb and family. Miss Lillie Cummins and Thomas Wolfe spent Sunday last with Miss Naomi Spaulding and Howard Wolfe. Mr. & Mrs. Victor Purdy and two handsome little children, Clyde and Carrie Belle, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Emmett Cummins and family. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Smith and three Children, Florence, Willie and Stanley, entertained on Sunday: Misses Lula, Irene and Elsie Bobb, Lillie and Ida Cummins, Irene Abercrombie, Edith Downing, Naomi Spaulding, Thomas and Howard Wolfe and Cecil Cummins. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 35 6 Feb 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 5 Butler Lancaster, Horace d. Saturday Butler Young, Ernest d. Saturday Detroit flu ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Sine, Wm. A. 81 b. 3 Mar 1839 VA d. 18 Jan 1920 near Pleasant Hill bur. Oddfellow Cem. Butler fun. Flour Creek Christian Church son Christie Sine m. Carrie McClure 1860 she d. 16 years ago father 8 children Daniels, Mrs. Mary 94 b. 8 Jun 1826 Boone Co. KY d. 15 Jan 1920 home in Augusta bur. Peach Grove Cem. m. Garrett Daniels he d. about 25 years ago. nee Lancaster mother R.D. "Tine" Daniels d. almost 2 years ago From the Augusta Chronicle Smith, Lawrence Herbert 6 b. 23 Mar 1913 d. 19 Jan 1920 Covington, KY bur. Riverside Cem. son Herbert Smith Whaley, Mrs. Nannie M. b. 11 Jun 1885 d. 12 Jan 1920 at home bur. Williamstown Cem. m. Jasper Whaley 24 Mar 1905 nee Porter mother 4 children Covalt, Frank H. early 70s b. d. Saturday Printers Home, Colorado Springs, Co. bur. Colorado Springs. Was a printer on the Pendleton Independent a paper published in Falmouth 46 years ago by James K. Wandelohr Benjamin, Mrs. Grace Luella 41 b. 4 Dec 1878 near Berlin, Bracken Co. KY d. 24 Jan 1920 home bur. m. Edgar Benjamin nee Henderson Spencer, Mrs. Matilda Redmon 60 b. d. Monday 6 miles from Falmouth on Morgan Pike bur. Riverside Cem. mother 4 children nee Redmon m. J.R. Spencer Rich, Joseph 89 d. Monday Kenton Co. KY Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Mt. Vernon Ed Cummins and wife of Neave were the guests of their aunts; Misses Mary and Emma Collier from Saturday until Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Cummins spent the day Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Collier, and Sunday evening they calledd on Mr. & Mrs. W.D. Collier. Emmett Shields and wife attended the funeral of their uncle, Pat Smith, at Antioch Mills, Monday January 26th at 11:00 o'clock. The services were conducted by Rev. W.B. Garriott. Smith, Pat fun. 26 Jan 1920 Antioch Mills, KY Births Born on 21 Jan to wife of Everett Holmes, near Mt. Vernon, a daughter. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 3 Neihoff, John 22 b. d. 10 Jan 1920 bur. Independence vault Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 4 Walton Utz, Mrs. Elizabeth nearly 70 d. Monday Erlanger Vest, Mrs. Benjamin 45 d. 14 Jan 1920 Council Bluffs, IA dau. Mrs. Jane Johnson Smith, Lawrence Herbert Card of thanks son Herbert Smith Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 5 Grants Lick Dean, Mrs. Foster 26y, 5d. b. Grants Lick d. 20 Jan 1920 Madisonville, OH bur. Science Hill, KY Jennie Sechrist dau. Billie Sechrist m. Foster Dean 12 Oct 1918 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 7 Thompson, James F. In Memory d. 27 Jan 1918 father Laura Thompson Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring Counties Harrison Co. Wheeler, George Monroe d. 21 Jan 1920 near Oddville Barnes, Henry 48 d. Tuesday Massie Memorial, Paris, KY Morrison, Mrs. Susie Ann Morrison 64 d. Wednesday near Lair m. Squire Morrison nee Whalen Carr, Mrs. Mary J. d. Sunday Afternoon res. Lemons Mill Pike m. Charles Carr mother three children surviving Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Lail, Mrs. Sarah Jane d. 18 Jan 1920 at home of her son Jas. G.Lail, Leesburg Smith, Mrs. Susan 76 d. 16 Jan 1920 Needmore dau. Burton and Elizabeth Brewsaugh Bracken Co. KY Crichfield, Samuel Arthur 70 b. 1 Sep 1849 Germantown, KY d. 13 Dec 1919 Geneseo, Kansas Daniels, Mrs. Mary d. and bur. recently mother of Mrs. D.K. Fossett of Carntown McKibben, Mrs. 89 d. near Lenoxburg bur. 18 jan 1920 Germantown mother Pat McKibben Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Jolly, Robert 72 d. recently Wedonia bur. Tuesday Germantown m. 2 times surv. 8 children m. Kate White brother George Jolly Harrison Co. half bro James Jolly Charles Jolly sisters Mrs. Mollie Brown Harrison Co. Mrs. Belle Whalen Harrison Co. father Mrs. Effie Conrad of Cincinnati Harry, Mrs. William 90 d. 18 Jan 1920 Augusta Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 3 Walton Colston, Joseph 65 d. Last Wednesday High Street, Walton Pneumonia bur. Goshen Stephens, Thos. 74 d. Thursday Pneumonia Berkshire, Mrs. J.W. fun. Tuesday Petersburg m. Senator John W. Berkshire Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 7 East Doudton Frakes, Mr. d. 1875 father John R. Frakes Frakes, Mrs. d. 71 years ago mother John R. Frakes Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 2 Mud Lane McKinney, infant 4 weeks old d. recently baby of John Mckinney Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 34 30 Jan 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 4 Walton Beach, Earl 27 d. 20 Dec 1919 TB son John Beach surv. wife, parents and sister Aylor, James H. Estate settlement ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Mrs. Triplett indicted 13/32 1/1 Mrs. Claudia Dawalt Triplett, for the second time has been indicted, the Pendleton county grand jury having returned a true bill against her for the wilful murder of her former husband Henry Dawalt, Jr. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Long, William Albert 69 b. 13 Jul 1850 Parkersburg, WV d. 9 Jan 1920 bur. Riverside Cem. son Rev. Orson Long and Anna Taliaferro m. Lula Helm of Ft. Thomas 1881 father of 5 children Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway, Falmouth Mrs. W.P. Hill, Falmouth Mrs. Alvin Nieson, Armona, CA Richard T. Long, Hanford, CA Willie Long, Paris, KY Attending from a distance Mrs. Kate Cummins of Cynthiana Helm Bohannon of Anderson, IN Marvin, Mrs. Mariah about 83 b. Falmouth d. 1 Jan 1920 Los Angeles, CA bur. Will be returned for burial (Cemetery not listed) m. I.P. Marvin in 1858 in New York State he d. some 25 years ago dau. W.W. Woodsworth and 1st wife, Miss Monroe surv by. one daughter Mrs. Mary Clinton, Los Angeles one son Lowell L. Marvin, Los Angeles mbr. Presbyterian Church West, Mrs. Ida M. 30 years, 3 mos. 20 days b. 12 Sep 1889 McKinneysburg, KY d. 1 Jan 1920 Rushvile, IN bur. Lexington Cem. Lexington, KY m. Walter West Jr. 26 May 1906 dau. J.W. and Margaret Bishop surv. husband, father, five sisters and two brothers E.A. Bishop, Norfolk, VA W.T. Bishop, Connersville, IN Mrs. James Jenkins, McKinneysburg Mrs. C.L. Carter, Lexington Mrs. W.B. Ford, Woodford Co. KY Mrs. Wm. Cooper, Woodford Co. KY Mrs. Era Risk, Woodford Co. KY Alexander, Mrs. E. Blanche 25 b. Hot Springs, VA d. 5 Jan 1920 home in Toledo, OH bur. dau. William O'Brien m. Ralph Alexander three years ago. grand daughter William Curry of near Mentor Tieman, Louis 56 b. d. Monday Madisonville, OH bur. Newport Cem. m. Minnie Turner Ritter, Mrs. Dorothy 68 b. d. 6 Jan 1920 home in Cincinnati bur. m. Christian Ritter Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Riggle, Margaret 79 b. Hillsboro, PA d. Tuesday home of brother John Riggle, Middlesbourne WV bur. dau. Zephiniah Beall and Elizabeth Hill Riggle surv. by brothers Jacob U. Riggle, Falmouth, KY James Riggle, Mentor, KY Mrs. Belle Watson, Covington, KY Miss Agnes Riggle From the Middlesbourne West Virginia Journal Huffman, Mrs. Elizabeth 96yr 3mo 3da Oldest citizen in county b. Lewis Co. KY d. Monday at home of son Louis Plummer Portland bur. Turner Ridge Cem. nee Gillespie m1. William Plummer m2. James Huffman who died 24 years ago. surv. 4 sons James Plummer Wiliam Plummer Louis Plummer Isaac Huffman Jenkins, Mrs. Matthew (Ella) 59 b. Grant Co. KY d. 9 Jan 1920 home at Roanake Pneumonia bur. Roanoke Cemetery nee Page m. Matthew Jenkins Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Marriage Singleton - Martin Epson Singleton, of Waynesburg, KY and Miss Florence Martin of Rushville, IN were married on Jan 3 (1920). The ceremony took place at the Presbyterian parsonage in Rushville and was performed by Rev. J.T. Aiken. The bride is the attractive daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Eli Martin, formerly of this county, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Singleton, of Waynesburg, KY. The happy young couple will reside at Newcastle until March, when they will go to housekeeping on a farm near Waynesburg. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 7 Col. James T. Cannon and family of Boyd, left Monday for their southern home at Aiken, S.C. where they will spend the remainder of the winter. Mr. Cannon is one of the most extensive turkey handlers in Kentucky. He ships thousands of birds annually to the Eastern markets. he is one of the most liberal buyers in the business, always paying the producer the highest market price. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 1 Notice to public My wife Mrs. Lillie Hamilton, left my home some five weeks ago without cause, and I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts she may make. L.N. Hamilton Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 4 Correction Made In the death notice of Mrs. Belle Daugherty in last week's issue we made an error. Mrs. Daugherty was the widow of the late Dr. W.H. Daugherty instead of Dr. Thomas Daugherty. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 5 Browning, W.H. In Memory d. 15 Jan 1919 wife Callie Browning Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 7 Gribble, Mrs. 94 years d. Saturday Oakley, OH mother of L. Gribble Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Neighboring Counties Bracken Co. Maloney, James b. 8 Feb 1843 d. 4 Jan 1920 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Smith, Mrs. Jno. d. Saturday at home of daughter, MRs. Hugh Hunter near Brooksville Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth Pearl 69 b. Aug d. Monday Frankfort m. Noah Johnson Harrison Co. KY Earle, Thomas C. d. Thrusday 1 Jan 1920 Berry Courtney, Mrs. Viola Middleton 21 d. Sunday TB home at Sadieville gave birth to twins a few days ago. One survives Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 4 Obituary Butt, Howard 19 mo. b. d. 27 Dec 1919 Moore's Hill, IN Pneumonia bur. Mt. Zion Cem. Moore's Hill, IN son A.G. Butt Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Morgansville Horner, John d. Wednesday In Memory Baker, J.W. 69y 4m 7d d. 31 Dec 1919 Blanket Creek Mrs. Samuel Juett and Mrs. Henry Cummins spent Monday last with Mrs. George Matthews. Misses Ethel and Alice Cummins attended church Sunday at Eureka. Mrs. Henry Cummins and two daughters, Ethel and Alice and Mr. & Mrs. Ed Jones and three daughters, Helen, Hazel and Mabel, of Jones Ridge, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cummins and Family, of Berry. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 3 Walton Pottenger, James O. b. 6 Jun 1870 Beaver Lick d. Last Wednesday Pneumonia m. Estelle Marsh father of 13 children fun. Hughes Chapel Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 32 16 Jan 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 4 Walton Stephens, Shelby 60 d. Last Friday Covington St. Elizabeth Hosp. bur. Walton ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Hume, John Calhoun 71 b. 23 Dec 1848 near Morgan d. 3 Jan 1920 Robbins Ave. Falmouth bur. Riverside Cem. son John Wallard and Frances Hume m. Nancy Moore 26 Dec 1876 father 6 children surv. wife and 4 children H. Clay Hume, Falmouth James Hume, Pineville Mrs. Martin Coleman, Pendleton Co. Mrs. Anthony Schumaker, Pendleton Co. Dougherty, Mrs. Belle 82 d. 31 Dec 1919 m. Dr. Thomas Dougherty McClanahan, Miss Alice 20 b. 1 Mar 1899 d. 1 Jan 1920 City Sanitarium, Cincinnati bur. Riverside Cem. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Schweinefus, Bernard 20 b. near Demossville d. 25 Dec 1919 Dayton, OH son Ben Schweinefus Conrad, Thomas d. Kansas City, MO son F.W. Conrad Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Dougherty, Mrs. Belle d. 30 Dec 1919 bur. Corinth m. Dr. W.H. Dougherty he d. 9 years ago Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 O'Hara, Kenneth d. 25 Dec 1919 New York drowned son W.G. O'Hara Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 2 Butt, Howard d. Moore's Hill, IN bur. Mt. Zion Cem. near Moore's Mill, IN son A.G. Butt Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 4 New Hope Wm. H. Cummins visited. Mrs. J.L. Cummins of near Caddo. Lyle Cummins visited Miss Gertie Bonar. J.W. Cummins visited J.R. Lytle. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 6 In Memory Ramsey, Charles Everett d. 6 Jan 1919 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 7 McDowell, Essie d. 13 Mar 1919 dau. Squire McDowell Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 2 Simpson, Z.T. of near Sunrise fought with the boys in blue in 1861. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 3 Bracken Co. Hatfield, Malissa d. last Tuesday bur. K of P Cem. m. Peter Hatfield White, John 30y 8m 2d d. last Monday near Salem son Tom and Sallie White Coleman, Johnnie 16 b. 19 Jul 1904 d. 26 Dec 1919 near Milford son Robert Coleman McClanahan, Frederick 89 d. 27 Dec 1919 near Berlin Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 8 col. 3 Havilandsville news items Mr. and Mrs. Squire Whalen were greatly surprised Monday, December 29th, at their home on Scott Run, when several of her relatives and friends came in to celebrate her 84th birthday. At the noon hour the table was spread with everything that was good to eat and everyone present did his share in helping to devour the good things. Mrs. Whalen is a devoted wife and mother of 13 children, nine of whom are still living; 44 grandchildren, and 40 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Whalen was in the flood of July 10, 1849, at Foster, KY, where there were nine persons killed, four being from the Smalley family, brothers and sisters of Mrs. Whalen. She and one of her other sisters sat astride the comb of their barn and owing to that their lives were saved. She married Mr. Whalen and came to Harrison county, where she helped her husband to clear their ground and build a log hut which they occupied until they made enough to build themselves a fine home where they now reside and are surrounded with every comfort of an up-to-date farmer. Those that were present to help make merry on this occasion were: Mr. & Mrs. Allie Whalen and two daughters, Cynthia and Gertie; Mr. & Mrs. John Ecker, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Price, Mrs. Matt Barns, Miss Annie Arnold, Sam, Riley and Leslie Eckler; Stanley Blackburn and Golf Arnold. All left at a late hour, wishing the old lady many more happy birthdays. Her husband will celebrate his 85th birthday April 6, 1920, if the Lord is willing. Here's wishing Uncle Squire and Aunt Cynthia may live to reach the ripe old age of 100 years Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 5 Harrison Co. New, Peter N. b. d. Tuesday nr. Renaker Moore, Mrs. Mary b. d. 28 Dec 1919 pneumonia at home in Cynthiana bur. m. Isaac Moore Faulkner, Mrs. Lucy A. b. d. Monday pneumonia White Oak Pike bur. m. E.P. Faulconer Hill, James M. b. d. Sunday afternoon Miller St. Cynthiana Twenty barrels of whisky shipped in bond by the F.S. Ashbrook Distillery Co. of Cynthiana, for John T. Cummins, of Florence, Mass, a general bonded warehouse in Boston, reached its destination with eleven barrels missing. Earle, Thomas C. b. 23 May 1841 Pendleton Co. KY d. Yesterday morning near Berry bur. son John and Nellie EDarle. m. Serena Marshall 9 Mar 1866 she survives with 4 children father Mrs. J. M. Roberts Mrs. Cordie Coldiron James Earle Frank Earle Mbr. Benson Methodist Church Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 31 9 Jan 1920 Concord News Items Pg. 8 Col. 7 H.E. Moore and wife, miss Mattie Fields, Lawrence Fields and Miss Hazel Shelton of Falmouth spent New Year's Day with Charlie Cummins and wife at Caddo. Johnson, Alfred b. d. Last Wednesday Belleaire, OH bur. m. Allie Sullivan of Concord ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Dear List: Some of my Merrill relatives were from an area that was evidently close to Falmouth -- McKenneysburg -- because that place has been mentioned a number of times in the Falmouth Outlook. I've looked on numerous maps but haven't been able to find it. Does anyone know exactly where McKenneysburg was? I thank you in advance for any info. And, I want to thank Doug Harper again for all the time and effort he puts in to sharing his newspaper articles and info with us. Blessings upon you, Mr. Harper! Diane

1861: May 8 - 18: Petitions pour in to the legislature, daily, from the "Mothers, Wives, Sisters, Daughters of Kentucky," praying to "guard them from the direful calamity of civil war, by allowing Kentucky to maintain inviolate her armed neutrality;" from the counties of Bracken (241), Larue (143), Clark, Pendleton, Nelson, Boyle, Woodford, Lincoln, Kenton, Anderson, Muhlenburg, Nicholas, Warren, Mercer, Rockcastle, Garrard, Whitley, Knox, Laurel, Breckinridge, Adair, Graves, Henry, Grant, Fleming, and McLean; and from the cities and towns of Louisville, Lexington, Covington, Maysville, Elizabethtown, Frankfort, Flemingsburg, Nicholasville, Hustonville, Harrodsburg, and Princeton; May 10: Gov. MAGOFFIN, in reply to a request of the legislature therefor, in a special message promptly furnishes the details of his efforts to borrow money and therewith purchase arms and military supplies for the state, the kind of arms obtained, and the contracts made; alludes to the efforts of the Louisville city council to purchase arms for defense of that city; says the Confederate States have made no requisition upon Ky. for troops, nor has he had any official correspondence with the Confederate States; president or government. May 14: House of representatives, by 47 to 43, passes a bill authorizing the Harrison county court to borrow $20,000, for the purchase of fire arms, sabres, cannon, or other implements and equipments of war for the use of the county. May 18, the senate rejected the bill, yeas 10, nays 15. May 15: A regiment of troops from Ky., under Col. Blanton DUNCAN, now at Harper's Ferry, Virginia, in the Confederate army. May 16: In the house of representatives, the report of the committee on federal relations -- Geo. B. HODGE, chairman, Curtis F. BURNAM, Nat. WOLFE, John G. CARLISLE, Jas. B. LYNE, A.F. GOWDY, Richard T. JACOB, and Richard A. BUCKNER, Jr. -- was adopted as follows: "Considering the deplorable condition of the country, and for which the state of Kentucky is in no way responsible, and looking to the best means of preserving the internal peace, and securing the lives, liberty and property of the citizens of the state; therefore, "'Resolved by the House of Representatives, That this state and the citizens thereof should take no part in the civil war now being waged, except as mediators and friends to the belligerent parties; and that Kentucky should, during the contest, occupy the position of strict neutrality. "' Resolved, That the act of the Governor, in refusing to furnish troops or military force upon the call of the executive authority of the United States, under existing circumstances, is approved." May 18: Lieut. Wm. NELSON, U.S. navy, procures at Washington city 5,000 muskets, and bayonets, with a supply of cartridges and caps, to be shipped to Cincinnati, for distribution to the "home guards: and Union men of Kentucky -- "requiring that every man to whom a gun was delivered should pay $1 for it.: to reimburse "the price of transportation, and some other charges and expenses." Hon. Garret DAVIS "has ordered to be distributed to Mason and Fleming and the counties backing them, according to his recollection, about 1,500 stand; to Boyd 200, to Greenup 200, to Montgomery 100, to Fayette 200, to Scott 200, to Bourbon 300, and to the city of Covington 500;" he says" there arms are intended for true, faithful and reliable Union men." May 20: Proclamation of Gov. MAGOFFIN, in favor of armed neutrality, and "notifying and warning all other states, whether separate or united and especially the 'United States' and the 'Confederate States', that I solemnly forbid any movement upon the soil of Kentucky, or the occupation of any port, post, or place whatever within the lawful boundary and jurisdiction of this state, by any of the forces under the orders of the states aforesaid, for any purpose whatever -- until authorized by invitation or permission of the legislative and executive authorities of this state previously granted."

Is this the WM ELLIS b. abt 1765 and died 1849 in Campbell Co., KY? THis Wm ELLIS is buried at Highland Cemetery, Covington, Kenton Co. and was married to Nancy Clendenning. They were married in VA. Children: DUDLEY BROWN ELLIS b. abt 1790 MARY ELLIS b. abt 1805 NELSON W. ELLIS b. abt 1808 ANN ELLIS b. abt 1810 married Ansyl Salmons ANDREW ELLIS b. abt 1816 married Elizabeth GOSNEY SARAH ELLIS b. abt 1802 married ALEXANDER CALDWELL b. 1801 married Dec 29, 1823 in PENDLETON CO., KY. (Here is a Pendleton County connection-perhaps who father was living in Pendleton County or close to it at the time.) Karen Beagle

Items from the 1920 Falmouth Outlook. Series slightly different than the previous 1924 series but they should be easily read. If you have questions please contact me. Doug Harper Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 30 2 Jan 1920 Pg. 1. Col. 3 Cram, Dr. E.A. 42 b. 11 Oct 1877 d. 26 Dec 1919 Great Falls, MT TB bur. 2nd 12 Mile Baptist Church Cem. son W.H. Cram m. Miss Gill she d. Jun 1919 father Emmaletta Cram Holly, Thelma Louise 11m. d. 19 Dec 1919 diphtheria bur. Woodside Cem. dau. Emert Holly from Middleton, OH News Ballinger, W.B. 69 b. 5 May 1850 Georgetown d. 20 Dec 1919 Covington bur. m. Martha Ann Piner 14 Nov 1878 father 15 children surv. widow and 7 children Speers, Mrs. Jennie D. about 72 d. 28 Dec 1919 Asheville, NC bur. Berea, KY 14th Census Begins. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 30 2 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Reynolds, Mrs. Frank 23 d. 28 Dec 1919 Pt. Pleasant, WV bur. Augusta nee Walter Walter, Stella 19 d. 28 Dec 1919 bur. Augusta OHara, Kenneth d. Friday last New York City son W.G. OHara Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 30 2 Jan 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Jake Hall Injured Jake Hall, aged citizen residing on Cynthiana pike on the edge of town, was run over by an automobile Monday. Mr. Hall was walking on the pike toward town, and the machine, driven by John Hampton, was also coming toward town. When the machine was almost on Mr. Hall, he turned quickly toward the middle of the pike, and directly in the path of the machine, and the driver could not stop it before it had struck the aged man. Mr. Hall was taken to his home and is said to be in a serious condition. He is very feeble, and chances for recovery are aganist him. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 30 2 Jan 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Jennings, Blanche 17 d. Saturday Cynthiana self inflicted strychnine poisoning bur. Battle Grove Cem. . dau. Walter Jennings granddau. Frank Mason Harrison Co. Cir. Clerk Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 30 2 Jan 1920 Pg. 7 Col 3 Parker, Mrs. Maggie 53 Colored bur. Monday dau. Andrew Robinson Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 30 2 Jan 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 5 Neighboring counties Harrison Co. Carr, Mrs. Sarah F. d. 22 Dec 1919 Cynthiana Hisle, Vernon d. Monday Phoenix, AZ Dickey, James T. 61 d. 25 Dec 1919 Leesburg son Ed Dickey father Sam Dickey Willie Roscoe Price, 18 son R.N. Price m. Emma Elvira Swann, 21, dau. L.W. Swann Saturday Carr, Mrs. Sarah Frances 75 b. 10 Sep 1844 near Leesburg d. Monday Cynthiana pneumonia Bracken Co. Hay, Jake d. 21 Dec 1919 Augusta Page 8 was not microfilmed. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Vicki, Thank you so much for this information. It will prove most helpful. The only information I have on the siblings of Robert Barnhill is what I gleened from a book by A. Virgil Barnhill Robert Barnhill, I Some Descendants and Others. It has a lot information along with sources etc. There are also a few errors but gives a good bases for ones research. If you haven't seen it, it may be worth a look. I do have Robert Sr.'s War of 1812 Pension Application if you are interested. Email me if I can share anything more with you. I'm sorry I don't have anything else on your related families. Mary Littleton Descendants of Robert Barnhill Generation No. 1 1. ROBERT6 BARNHILL (SAMUEL B5, SAMUEL4, ROBERT3, SAMUEL2, ROBERT GABRIELL1) was born 1790 in Washington County, Pennsylvania, and died May 20, 1872 in Pendleton County, Kentucky. He married MARGARET NEELY August 17, 1815 in Residence of James Neely, Scott County, Kentucky, daughter of JAMES NEELY. She was born 1791 in North Carolina, and died Abt. May 7, 1880. Children of ROBERT BARNHILL and MARGARET NEELY are: i. JAMES7 BARNHILL, b. February 28, 1816, Scott County, Kentucky; m. SARAH ANN TINGLE, Abt. 1840, Scott County, Kentucky; b. 1822; d. September 20, 1885, Pendleton County, Kentucky. ii. SAMUEL BARNHILL, b. April 26, 1820, Scott County, Kentucky; d. August 15, 1889, Pendleton County, Kentucky; m. NANCY E MORGAN, December 16, 1847, Scott County, Kentucky; b. July 16, 1829, Scott County, Kentucky; d. December 30, 1896, Carter County, Kentucky. iii. ELLEN MARY BARNHILL, b. Abt. 1822, Pendleton County, Kentucky; d. Bef. 1850; m. JOHN TINGLE, March 30, 1843. iv. JOHN BARNHILL, b. 1824, Scott County, Kentucky; d. August 1850, Scott County, Kentucky. v. SARAH BARNHILL, b. 1828, Scott County, Kentucky; m. SAMUEL FISHER, June 27, 1850. vi. ROBERT W BARNHILL, b. September 22, 1832, Scott County, Kentucky; d. July 10, 1912, Scott County, Kentucky; m. NANCY SHOEMAKER, November 8, 1860, Pendleton County, Kentucky; b. September 12, 1838; d. April 29, 1888. vii. WILLIAM BARNHILL, b. June 10, 1834, Scott County, Kentucky; d. February 14, 1920, Marion County, Illinois; m. AMERICA FRYER, December 13, 1860, Pendleton County, Kentucky; b. January 4, 1837, Kentucky; d. October 27, 1903.

Vicki, William Ellis was my g-g-g-g grandfather. I'll be happy to share what I have on this line. Please contact me directly and let me know what you you need. Suzanne Yelton Shephard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vicki Albu" <VAlbu@comcast.net> To: <KYPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 10:02 PM Subject: [KYPENDLE] Barnhill, Young, Shoemaker Land Records in Pendleton Co, KY > On April 17 Mary Littleton asked for information proving that Robert > Barnhill (1790-1872) was the father of Samuel Barnhill (1820-1889). I > have seen a deed with this information; see below. > > I am interested in Robert Barnhill's son, Robert Barnhill Jr., who > married Nancy Shoemaker (daughter of Benjamin Shoemaker and Catherine > Ellis Young, widow of Henry Young and mother of Samuel Lockwood Young > all of Pendleton County.) Besides the Young family I am also interested > in Catherine Ellis' father William Ellis (b. ca. 1780, Revolutionary war > veteran). > > There is a deed (Family History Library film # US/CAN 1843014) in Deed > Book V, page 289 that shows 34 acres on Ash Run Creek in Pendleton Co > sold by Robert and Nancy (Shoemaker) Barnhill for $1360 to Nancy's > ½-brother Samuel Young. > > There is also a deed (FHL film # US/CAN 1843014) in Deed Book V, page > 290-291, showing land on Gibson Creek being transferred on 12 Jul 1871 > from Samuel and Nancy Barnhill of Pendleton Co to Nancy Barnhill which > mentions "all of the interest the said Samuel Barnhill has in his > father's estate. originally received by deed by Robert Barnhill." who > originally acquired the land from William Ellis. (Note that William > Ellis is the father of Catherine Ellis Shoemaker). > > I would be interested in all of the information you have on these > families. Thank you! > > Vicki Young Albu > > > > ==== 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 > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

Falmouth Outlook Fri. 26 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 30 Pg. 1 Col. 1 AUTOMOBILE COLLIDES WITH STREET CAR ON SUSPENSION BRIDGE: PHYSICIAN IS KILLED Dr. J. Risk Meek, 45 years old, chief surgeon at Booth Memorial Hospital Covington, KY. and widely known physician of Cincinnati and Northern KY d. 17 Dec 1924 at Booth Hosp. as a result of a skull fracture suffered when his automobile hit a street car when in the center of the Suspension Bridge. Son of Dr. J. M. Meek and Emma Risk b. 9 Dec 1879 in Falmouth. Grandson of the late Dr. J. B. A. Risk, pioneer physician of this county. m. Miss Louise Applegate dau. of Judge Leslie T. Applegate 14 Jun 1907. They had three children, the oldest child a daughter died in infancy. Surviving are widow, two sons, Leslie T. Meek and John Risk Meek Jr. and mother, Mrs. Emma Meek now of Cincinnati. bur. Highland Cem. Covington Falmouth Outlook Fri. 26 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 30 Pg. 2 Col. 5 The Lore of the Licking ( Article by John T. Whalen Copied dh 1-5790) Falmouth Outlook Fri. 26 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 30 Pg. 4 Col. 4 Deaths Brian Perry, age 84 b. Kell, County Maeth, Ireland and came to America in 1859 and settled at Menzies on Christmas day 1859. m. Mary Moran and they had seven children, four survive: Thomas Perry and Miss Sarah Perry of Penldeton Co., Mrs. H. C. Bunker of Cincinnati and Mrs. W. J. Troy of Covington. his wife d. 11 Nov 1918 the day of the armistice. bur. Catholic Cem. Famouth. Mrs. Jane Kimberly, age 77 d. 20 Dec 1924 in Dayton, KY b. Berlin, Bracken Co. widow of William Kimberly lived with her sister, Mrs. Eliza Allender of Foster. Survived by four sons and one daughter: George Kimberly of Cedar Grove, IN; Charles of Fairfield, IA; John of Lexington; Edward of IA; Mrs. Puccini of IN. Also survived by three brothers and one sister: J. P., Clark and George McClanahan and Mrs. Eliza Allender. bur. Lenoxburg Strother Gaines Carlisle, son Livingston and Mary Ann Menefee Carlisle. b. 7 Mar 1849 near Gardnersville d. 13 Dec 1924 at home at Fiskburg age 75 years 9 months and 6 days. m. Rebecca Parker 28 Dec 1881 survived by wife, and six children: Mrs. Otis Fisk, Mrs. Eugene Beighle, Mrs. Marion Collins and Cleon Carlisle all of Fiskburg. H. T. and J. G. Carlisle of West Palm Beach, FL Also survived by two sisters, two brothers, thirteen grand children. (not named) bur. Wilmington James Riley, age 85 years 9 months and 6 days. d. home of niece Mrs. Pearl Race on 13 Dec 1924. son Alfred and Rachel Riley never married bur. Short Creek Falmouth Outlook Fri. 26 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 30 Pg. 3 Col. 1 Great Dreandaughts Lifted Over Mountain 185 Feet Above Level of Sea: Sailor Tells of his Experience (Article by Arling Woolery on USS Utah. Copied dh 1-5791) Falmouth Outlook Fri. 26 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 30 Pg. 3 Col. 7 Seventieth Wedding Anniversary (Article about Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rieckel anniversary. Copied dh 1-5792) Falmouth Outlook Fri. 26 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 30 Pg. 5 Col. 3 Personal Mention Eli Martin, of Rushville, IN, arrived here Saturday to see his aged mother, Mrs. Malinda J. Martin, who is very ill at the home of her mother (really her daughter dh), Mrs. D. Bell, near Bunker Hill. Mrs. Martin is 89 years of age and suffered injuries to her hip about two months ago when she had the misfortune to fall at her home. She is one of our highly beloved women and has been a resident of the county for over sixty years. Mr. Martin was a pleasant caller at our office on Tuesday and renewed his subscription. He says that he and his wife enjoy the weekly visitor from the old home. Falmouth Outlook Fri. 26 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 30 Pg. 8 Col. 1 Morgansville Items Lum Stephenson, d. Friday Mrs. James B. McGill, of Price Hill, d. recently of TB in Rockhill Sanatorium. Mrs. Myra Bird, d. Wednesday in Atwood. Survived by four sons: Dr. Bird, Messrs, Ira, Ellis and Atwood. Mrs. Richardson, d. Thursday at Visalia Hill bur. Independence Cem. Survived by one son and one daughter: Mrs. T. N. Rector and Earl Richardson. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

On April 17 Mary Littleton asked for information proving that Robert Barnhill (1790-1872) was the father of Samuel Barnhill (1820-1889). I have seen a deed with this information; see below. I am interested in Robert Barnhill’s son, Robert Barnhill Jr., who married Nancy Shoemaker (daughter of Benjamin Shoemaker and Catherine Ellis Young, widow of Henry Young and mother of Samuel Lockwood Young all of Pendleton County.) Besides the Young family I am also interested in Catherine Ellis’ father William Ellis (b. ca. 1780, Revolutionary war veteran). There is a deed (Family History Library film # US/CAN 1843014) in Deed Book V, page 289 that shows 34 acres on Ash Run Creek in Pendleton Co sold by Robert and Nancy (Shoemaker) Barnhill for $1360 to Nancy’s ½-brother Samuel Young. There is also a deed (FHL film # US/CAN 1843014) in Deed Book V, page 290-291, showing land on Gibson Creek being transferred on 12 Jul 1871 from Samuel and Nancy Barnhill of Pendleton Co to Nancy Barnhill which mentions “all of the interest the said Samuel Barnhill has in his father’s estate… originally received by deed by Robert Barnhill…” who originally acquired the land from William Ellis. (Note that William Ellis is the father of Catherine Ellis Shoemaker). I would be interested in all of the information you have on these families. Thank you! Vicki Young Albu

1861: May 1: Gov. Magoffin having asked the governors of Indiana and Ohio to "cooperate with him in a proposition to the government at Washington for peace, by the border states, as mediator between the contending parties;" and further -- through Col. Thos. L. CRITTENDEN as his representative, who went to Cincinnati to meet them -- having "solicited their co-operation in an effort to bring about a truce between the general government and the seceded states, until the meeting of congress in extraordinary session, in the hope that the action of that body may point out the way to a peaceful solution of our national troubles;" Gov. Wm. DENNISON, of Ohio, replies that, "believing the general government to be wholly in the right, he can see no reason for the interposition suggested; any other peaceful solution is impossible, that the return of the seceded states to their allegiance to the government of the Union; a truce would only aggravate the impending evils." Gov. O. P. MORTON, of Indiana, replies that he does "not recognize the right of any state to act as mediator between the federal government and a rebellious state; he declines the co-operation sought for, believing the action of the federal government strictly in accordance with the constitution and the law of the land; he believes Kentucky bound to obey the requisitions of the president, and invokes her to take her stand with Indiana, on the side of the Union." May 4: -- Special election for delegates to the Border State convention: "Union" ticket: John J. CRITTENDEN, James GUTHRIE, R.K. WILLIAMS, Archie DIXON, Francis M. BRISTOW, Joshua F. BELL, Chas. A. WICKLIFFE, George W. DUNLAP, Chas. S. MOREHEAD, Jas. F. ROBINSON, John B. HUSTON, Robert RICHARDSON -- elected, without opposition, receiving 107,334 votes in 105 counties. No returns from five counties: Ballard, Hickman, Marshall, Simpson, and Woodford. May 6: Gov. MAGOFFIN's message "renews the recommendation of a previous message, for the passage of a law providing for the submission to the people of the question of a convention, and the election of delegates;" says "the very homes and firesides of our people are unprotected against invasion from without or servile insurrection within;" the people appeal for arms; he recommends the necessary measures to place the commonwealth in a condition of military defense.

Hello everyone! While reading Doug's posts of the Falmouth Outlook and seeing the mention of the Klu Klux Klan several times I'm wondering if there is a membership list somewhere? I have a few Pendleton family members who have disappeared from the face of the earth during the late 1870s and 1880s. Just thought I would try anything I could. Thank you! jamie in california

Falmouth Outlook Fri. 19 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 29 Pg. 1 Col. 1 LENOXBURG FARMER HANGS SELF WITH CHAIN Henry Heaverin, age 43 b. 19 Apr 1881 d. hung himself last Saturday at Lenoxburg. son John T. and Mary L. Heaverin survived by three brothers and two sisters: Thomas, Burns, and R. S. Heaverin of Vinland, KS, Miss Emma Heaverin and Mrs. Ed Dixon of Vinland, KS. Charter member of Osage Tribe of Red Men and a member of Ku Klux. bur. Eden Ridge Cem. Falmouth Outlook Fri. 19 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 29 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Miss Mary Gray, age about 80 d. 12 Dec 1924 at Pendleton Co. Infirmary granddaughter of Capt. Gray. bur. Infirmary Cem. Falmouth Outlook Fri. 19 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 29 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Local Jottings B. R. Killian, age 48 d. 10 Dec 1924 at home in Birmingham, AL. b. Ft. Payne, AL m. Lucy McGraw dau. of Mrs. W. N. Boone of Falmouth in Jan 1904. bur. Elmwood Cem. Birmingham, AL Walter Gunsauley, age 38 d. 14 Dec at Morgan James Riley, age 85 d. 13 Dec 1924 near Short Creek. Falmouth Outlook Fri. 19 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 29 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Lillian Wright, age 17 years and 3 months. d. 11 Dec 1924 at home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Wright, in East Falmouth. b. near Mt. Vernon dau. Arthur Wright bur. Mt. Vernon beside her father. Suvived by her mother. Mrs. Sarah Black, age 95 d. Saturday at her home near Augusta mother of William Black who was killed several years ago in Cincinnati. Survived by R. L. and T. P. Black and Miss Ida Black. Falmouth Outlook Fri. 19 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 29 Pg. 4 Col. 2 Deaths Ellis J. Yelton, b. 9 Apr 1849 at Grant's Lick d. 8 Dec 1924 in Speer's Hosp. age 75 years, 7 months and 29 days son Coleman and Mildred Yelton m. Minerva Flemming 26 Dec 1871 She d. 2 years, 2 months and 2 days before him. They had eight children, six sons and two daughters: Rev. B. F. Yelton of Grant's Lick; Everett Yelton of Youkon, OK; Ellis Yelton of Hamilton, OH; Roy Yelton of Chilo, OH; Rollie Yelton of Newport; and Ralph Yelton of Covington; Mrs. Pearl Smythe of Lena Park, TX. Mrs. Harry Harrison, a daughter, d. seven years ago. bur. Oakland Cem. Grant's Lick Elizabeth Sherill Eckert, age 5 weeks, dau. Jesse Eckert d. Wednesday survived by parents, two sisters and three brothers: Alma, Evelyn Rose, Wilbur, Melvin and Edward. Falmouth Outlook Fri. 19 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 29 Pg. 4 Col. 5 Mentor Items James Daniels, d. survived by widow, one son and one daughter: E. R. Daniels and Mrs. Robert Holmes of Dayton, KY. age 71 Falmouth Outlook Fri. 19 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 29 Pg. 8 Col. 1 Here and There Items Mr. & Mrs. John Foley spent from Sunday until Thursday of last week with her sister, Mrs. Minnie Kibble near Aurora, IN. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

Falmouth Outlook Fri. 12 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 28 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Births Born 18 Nov 1924 to wife of Alva W. Aulick (Clarice Cummins) an 8 lb. son. Name Marvin Kendall. Falmouth Outlook Fri. 12 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 28 Pg. 2 Col. 7 I. E. Wilson, age about 80, d. 29 Nov 1924 survived by these children: Cash and Emery of Falmouth and Clarence of Muncie, IN, Emmett of Dayton, OH and Mrs. R. G. Webster of Sherman. bur. Crittenden William Jones, age 75 d. Wednesday in Butler bur. Old Union Cem (Bourbon Co. ? dh) Falmouth Outlook Fri. 12 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 28 Pg. 4 Col. 2 Richland Items Dallas Struve Price, age 7 months, son Cecil Price. d. Thursday bur. Sunrise survived by parents, two brothers and two sisters. Falmouth Outlook Fri. 12 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 28 Pg. 4 Col. 3 Peach Grove Items Mrs. Ida Newkirk Johnson, d. Wendesday at home in Newport. bur. Evergreen Cem. Sister of H. G. Newkirk Falmouth Outlook Fri. 12 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 28 Pg. 4 Col. 4 Deaths John Albert Thomer, age 48 b. 14 Sep 1876 d. 7 Dec 1924 in Falmouth son Charles and Margaret Weber Thomer m. Katherine Rider of Newport, 26 Aug 1897. They had one son who survives with his widow, John Thormer, Jr. Also survived by two brothers and three sisters: Charles and Samuel Thomer, Mrs. Margaret Meiner, Mrs. Louisa Rider and Mrs. Thomas Murray all of Newport. bur. Evergreen Cem. Mrs. Martha Jane Lancaster Pribble, age 93, d. 7 Dec 1924 at home of son, D. E. Pribble near Mt. Auburn. b. 28 Oct 1831 in Kenton Co. m. Richard Gosney they had one son who survives, Richard Gosney Jr. of Bracken Co. At age 17 she was a widow and then m.2 John M. Pribble 29 Mar 1853. They had 13 children with six surviving: W. S., L. B., George, C. E. and J. V. Pribble and Mrs. C. B. Shoemaker. bur. Walnut Grove George W. Yelton, b. 29 Jan 1847 d. 7 Dec 1924 of pneumonia age 77. son J. G. and Ellen Fryer Yelton. m. Lucy O. Holmes of Pendleton Co. she d. 12 Apr 1915. they had no children but adopted a daughter, Mrs. Frank Bryer of Phoenix, AZ. fun. Pleasant Hill church Falmouth Outlook Fri. 12 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 28 Pg. 4 Col. 5 Deaths (continued) Henry William LaFollette, age 89 b. 16 Apr 1835 at Capon Springs, Hampshire Co. VA (now part of West Virginia). d. 5 Dec 1924 Came to Pendleton Co. 69 years ago. m. twice m1. Sarah Colbert m2. Angeline Yelton who died 10 years ago. Survived by five children: Luther L., William, James, Charles Lafollette, and Mrs. William Klaber bur. Mt. Moriah beside his wife (which one? dh) Martha Loraine Houston, age 3 years dau. Ralph D. Houston of Pleasant Valley. b. 2 Jun 1921 d. 5 Dec 1924. survived by parents and one sister, Frances LaVerne Houston. bur. Riverside Falmouth Outlook Fri. 12 Dec 1924 Vol. 18 No. 28 Pg. 7 Col. 1 Mrs. Mary Langlotz Buerkle, b. 27 Mar 1840 Baden, Germany d. 18 Nov 1924 on Maple Avenue Norwood, OH. age 84 years 7 months and 22 days. , Jacob Buerkle 19 Jan 1856 they had 11 children Mary d. age 3, Katie d. age 18 and Anna at age 11. Surviving her are aged husband and these children: Mrs. John Lechner of Norwood, OH; Charles Buerkle of Lenoxburg, KY; Mrs. Jacob Ruf of Johnsville; Mrs. Gus Hieatt of Chicago, IL; Mrs. Harry Silbernaugh of Cincinnati; Miss Lilly and Nannie Buerkle. (one name seems to be missing. dh) bur. Salem cem. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

My 3rd great-grandfather was John Ewing who settled in the area during the late 18th century. His son Ben Taylor Ewing is a direct ancestor and a farmer in what is now known as Morgan. My great-grandfather and Ben's son, John James Ewing, served the Confederacy in the 4th Kentucky Cavalry until wounded and captured sometime during Morgan's last raid into Kentucky. I have heard that there was a photograph of John James and others published in the Falmouth newspaper. Can someone please direct me in how to go about obtaining copies of that article, and possible obituaries of Ben Taylor (d. June 1880) and his wife Eleanor (d. Jul 1876). Any help regarding this and any other anecdotes of this family would be much appreciated.

Doug: Have been reading your Outlook posting for some time as my kin folk came from Pendleton Co. Finally found a familiar name of a distant relative, the Tribute to Katherine Regan. Will keep reading your postings in the hope that information on her sister, Mrs. H.C. Fossett (Mrs. Harvey) (Laura Belle Regan) will appear. Have not been able to trace her since this event in West Virginia. Keep up the good work. Bob Regan Miami, FL