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)