Posted on: Powell Co Ky Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Powell?read=626 Surname: Ballard, Flinchum, Larison ------------------------- Somewhere in my files is the name of the preacher. I will try to find it and email you. My grandmother was a Larison

Posted on: Powell Co Ky Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Powell?read=625 Surname: Larrison ------------------------- I just received a copy of the 1860 census and at the back is a photo of with the following caption " Preacher Larrison baptising at Hardwick's Creek". Does anyone know his first name? Thanks, Rita

For the intrusion of a unrelated message- I'm leaving today to go visit my mother in Idaho for her 80th.. birthday bash next Saturday, I just wanted to thank all of you for sending her Birthday cards, she is really enjoying receiving them-talked to her this morning and she told me she has never received so much mail.....Thanks Again Storm. P.S. will have my lap top with-so stay in touch ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> _____________________________________________

Just thought you all might find this interesting also. Diane Rogers -----Original Message----- From: Scooterman <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, May 01, 2000 5:05 PM Subject: [KYWOLFE-L] Re:SS# >This was posted on another list..... but applies to everyone doing genealogy. >Just thought I'd share. >---------------<snip>------------------------------ >The first three digits in a social security number indicate either where >the person applied (if before 1972) or where they resided at the time >(for those after 1972). It does not necessarily indicate where the >person was born. >The middle two digits are a code to identify fraudelent numbers. >The last four were randomly assigned. > >004-007 Maine >008-009 Vermont >010-034 Massachusetts >035-039 Rhode Island >040-049 Connecticut >050-134 New York >135-158 New Jersey >159-211 Pennsylvania >212-220 Maryland >221-222 Delaware >223-231 Virginia >237-246 North Carolina >247-251-South Carolina >252-260 Georgia >261-267 Florida >268-302 Ohio >303-317 Indiana >318-361 Illinois >362-386 Michigan >387-399 Wisconsin >400-407 Kentucky >408-415 Tennessee >416-424 Alabama >425-428 Mississippi >429-432 Arkansas >433-439 Louisiana >440-448 Oklahoma >449-467 Texas >468-477 Minnesota >478-485 Iowa >485-500 Missouri >501-502 North Dakota >503-504 South Dakota >505-508 Nebraska >509-515 Kansas >516-517 Montana >518-519 Idaho >520 Wyoming >521-524 Colorado >525 New Mexico >526-527 Arizona >528-529 Utah >530 Nevada >531-539 Washington >540-544 Oregon >545-573 California >574 Alaska >574SE Asian refugees between April 1975 and November 1979 >575-576 Hawaii >577-579 District of Columbia >580 Virgin Islands >580-584 Puerto Rico >585 New Mexico >586SE Asian refugees between April 1975 and November 1979 >586 American Samoa, Philipine Islands, Gaum >587-588 Mississippi >589-595 Florida >596-599 Puerto Rico >600-601 Arizona >602-626 California >627-645 Texas >646-647 Utah >648-649 New Mexico >700-728 Railroad Retirement Board numbers used thru 1963 then >discontinued >900-999 Not valid for SS-- used for federal aid programs for >identification purposes. >---------------------------<snip>------------------------ >Not a clue about before 1972 numbers...... > >Scoot > >RESEARCHING: KASH, COPE, HINES, PILLOW & others >http://pages.prodigy.net/billpayer/master.htm >

Posted on: Powell Co Ky Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Powell?read=616 Surname: Abney, Bennett, Sparks, Shoemaker ------------------------- I am searching for Woodson Martin SHOEMAKER, an orphan boy, who was living with the John and Margaret BAKER family in 1860. Woodson was born about 1852, was the natural son of Andrew and Joicy Bush SHOEMAKER . Any information will be appreciated.

Hi Y'all: I have recently completed the transcription of another article. This one is entitled "The Scholl Settlement" and includes many names. It's very interesting and I'm sure you'll find an ancestor or two if they were in the area of Schollsville during it's beginnings. I have e-mailed the article to the Clark County co-ordinator for her to add to the Clark County site. I have also re-submitted the other two articles that I previously transcribed (The Tracy Settlement and The Lewis Settlement). They apparently got lost in the shuffle from the previous co-ordinator to the new one. Hopefully, you'll be able to find the articles there soon. I have several other articles that I'll be transcribing. I'll let y'all know my progress as they are completed. Happy Hunting! Darla

Does anyone out there have anything on Susannah Webb b in VA. in 1765 first married William Humphrey/Humphries second marriage John Charles Rogers third marriage James Sparks. It is reported that Susanna came to Clark County about 1765 settled and became a member of the first church in Clark Co. She settled at Boone Station. I am hoping to find out a little more about her. Diane Rogers

Thanks to every body for sending for my Mom's 80th. a Birthday card I have had a astounding response for her snail mail address , she has all ready received quite a few and is thrilled to no end-there is still time if any one else would care to participate -Thanks again you are all a great bunch.........................storm ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> _____________________________________________

Mollie , I am a Charles also ,my father was Pink Charles born in Morgan county Ky.Would like to have a copy of the book also , i wasn't aware of a book about the Charles family from ky . I have alot of relatives in the Salt Lick area. My dad died 7-27-99 he was the last to die of his bro. and sis . I'll try and see what info I can come up with . Donna ( Charles ) Lambert ----- Original Message ----- From: "WALTER PAWLIK" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 11:35 PM Subject: [KYPOWELL] LOKKING FOR A BOOK > Hello List, > > I am loking for a book by Clell CHARLES. I believe the tiltle is something > like: CHARLES FAMILY OF KY. Suppose to be out of printbut he has a son > somewhere in TN that might still have copies. Is anybody famillar with the > book? It is suppose to cover my whole CHARLES family. > > TIA, > Mollie Charles Pawlik > Texas >

THANKS EVERYBODY! Mollie

How do you get to the QUERY board? I would like to add it to my favorite list. TIA, Mollie

Hello List, I am loking for a book by Clell CHARLES. I believe the tiltle is something like: CHARLES FAMILY OF KY. Suppose to be out of printbut he has a son somewhere in TN that might still have copies. Is anybody famillar with the book? It is suppose to cover my whole CHARLES family. TIA, Mollie Charles Pawlik Texas

Hi Group, excuse me for posting this as it isn't exactly geno related- My Mother is turning 80 the 13 of May , and we are throwing her a big shindig at a hall near where she lives and I thought it would be neat to see how many folks would help me out by sending her a birthday card ,hope she gets 500 at least , I'm afraid she doesn't have email,as she lives so far in the hills of Idaho ,they have to pipe daylight in there But if you are interested -email me and I will send her snail address to you TIA and Best Regards ...Storm ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> ____________________________________________

The Red River Historical Society will meet on April 20, 2000 at Natural Bridge. Come early and enjoy the beautiful spring time scenes in the Red River Gorge. If you want to eat plan on getting to the Dinning Room in time to eat and come to the program which will start at 7 p.m. -- It will probably be in the Activity Center which is a short walk from the Lodge. Be sure to be on time for the meeting. Sandy Harmon will be portraying Lily May Ledford, the Coon Creek Girl. Lily May was raised in the Red River Gorge before becoming a famous musician. Sandy's program is presented by the Kentucky Humanities Council and Natural Bridge State Park is helping to pay for the event. We will be looking forward to seeing you!!!!! Diane Rogers President

Posted on: Powell Co Ky Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Powell?read=608 Surname: Ballard, Larison, Flinchum ------------------------- The Powell county marriages that I have are by brides name. Do you know what her maiden name was? I will be glad to look in my book for you if you can give me her name.

-----Original Message----- From: nthorpe <[email protected]> To: Diane Rogers <[email protected]> Date: Monday, April 10, 2000 4:52 PM Subject: Announcement Diane Bob Calder called me and said this lady from the Heritage Council in Frankfort called him about setting up a meeting with our members and anyone else who is interesting in seeing the old buildings downtown Irvine restored. He seems to think that this meeting could assist our Society in getting a grant for the purchase of some property. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 19, beginning at 7:00 P.M. at the little Court Room, Estill County Court House. Could you announce this to your Internet Gang. This could benefit anyone connected to Estill County. While talking to Bob, I mention about our Internet meeting in July and that you would like to have a program for the Friday night dinner, and possibly a speaker and you suggested a program about the Fitchburg Furnace. Bob said he would contact Lee Padget and see if it could be arranged for him to provide a program for Friday night, if not then perhaps Saturday morning at the Library. I will keep you inform. Norwood

Hi again, Looking at my message several days ago I noticed that Wm. STRANGE was born 1883 and 2nd wife Naomi SAMS was born 1854. Is this a mistake or did he marry with that age difference? I find a Neoma J. SAMS on the 1900 Powell census age 46 living w/parents, also listed is Claude SAMS 18 G/Son to I. T. SAMS or Neomi. Did she keep her maiden name or were they divorced. Did they have children. Get 1 answer and it brings more questions. TIA, Mollie 1 [1] William STRANGE b: Abt. 1883 in Powell County, Kentucky d: > >> September 15, 1965 in Powell County, Kentucky > >> . +Dinesa(Druzy?) Hall b: 1890 > >> *2nd Wife of [1] William STRANGE: > >> . +Naomi J. SAMS b: Abt. 1854 in Estill Co., KY

myrna, thank you so much, i was worried i'd never find them. i appreciate the help very much. need to ask a couple of questions , what does "ossw" mean? also, one part mentions that a stone is not erected, is that for henry sr. or synthia? i figure henry but thought it better to ask and not asssume anything. thank you again. richard and bernice are my gr grandparents. it's wonderful to have help out there. thanks again. faith faulkner truska ----- Original Message ----- From: Norman Fox <[email protected]> To: Faith Truska <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 2:52 PM Subject: Re: [KYPOWELL] faulkner family > In the Powell Co. Cemetery index I found: > > Faulkner, Bernice (Nolan) b. 8/27/1901 d. 12/05/1968 W/O Richard O. > Faulkner, Richard O. b. 3/15/1881 d. 2/21/1953 H/O Bernice > They are buried in the Faulkner Cemetery in Powell Co. Location: North > of Mt. Parkway, near the confluence of South and Middle Forks of Red > River. > > Here is a list of Faulkners in the cemetery: > Faulkner, Alice N. 1899-1981 OSSW Dorce > Bernice Noland 1901-1968 > Cebert 1904-1928 H/O Lydia > Dorce 1890-1955 OSSW Alice N. > Dorothy R. 1944- > Elsie Perkins 1898-1960 OSSW Herbert > Henry (can't read) > Herbert E. 1893-1974 OSSW Elsie > Hobart Lee 1931-1970 > J. D. > Jackie Dean > James 1928-1978 > James Elmer 1930-1977 > Kenneth H. 1935-1969 SA US Navy Korea ? > Margaret 1858-1923 > Mildred 1929-1931 > Morton 1840-1916 (Civil War) > Ova 1892-1936 > Pattie M. 1902-1903 D/O Morton & Lura > Richard D. 1881-1953 > Sally 1814-1892 OSSW Henry > Sarah E. 1839-1914 W/O A.D. > Scoby E. (living 1993) > Faulkner, Henry Sr. 1773/1848 > PVT. KY MTD VOL Militia War 1812 > (Stone is near the cem entrance, not erected Sept. 1995) > Synthia Ann 1902-1918 W/O Russell > Virginia 1920-1923 > Z.T. 1918-1922 S/O D.H. & B. > Also: > Folkner, Jona S. 1853-1854 > Mary 1869-1870 > Pattie G. 1879-1900 W/O Morton > William 1838-1839 > Here are some other surnames in the cemetery: Adams, Barnard, > Benningfield, Booth, Bowen, Burgess, Brewer, Campbell, Center, Charles, > Congleton, Crow, Crowe, Daniels, Day, Elam, Epperson, Forkner, Frazier, > Garrett, Gay, Hanks, Hoskins, Huff, Hughes, Kalar, Knox, McDonald, > McPherson, Morton, Mullins, Powell, Reed, Riggs, Sexton, Spencer, > Sumner, Tackett, Thompson, Tipton, Townsend, Trimble Vaughn. > Note: Entries that are enclosed ( ) are by recorder. > I did not find Richard and Bernice in the Powell Co. marriage records > 1864-1980. > Myrna Fox > Indiana > > Faith Truska wrote: > > > > i'm new to list and thought i'd send info. on who i'm searching for. RICHARD FAULKNER [email protected] in wolfe co. md. BERNICE NOLAN [email protected] in powell co. they lived in powell co. in 1924 when my grfather was born. they had several children . i don't have death dates or parents on richard or bernice. can't seem to find them anywhere. i've searched the census records on microfilm for various years and counties and found nothing . please advise next step i could take. thanks faith faulkner truska >

Can anyone add to this information please. I can't seem to find them in Powell Co. census. Thanks, Mollie Charles Pawlik Descendants of William STRANGE 1 [1] William STRANGE b: Abt. 1883 in Powell County, Kentucky d: September 15, 1965 in Powell County, Kentucky . +Dinesa(Druzy?) Hall b: 1890 *2nd Wife of [1] William STRANGE: . +Naomi J. SAMS b: Abt. 1854 in Estill Co., KY

RESENDING MESSAGE -- >Hello list, > >I am looking for info on GREEN CHARLES, who was b: abt 1892 in Wolfe co. >His parents were Martin CHARLES and Sarah GREEN(?). he married Alpha FARMER >in Lee Co in 1914. He list his place of residence as Jackson co., KY. He >was a railroader. > >Also looking for Martin's fathers name. > >TIA, >Mollie Charles Pawlik >Texas > > > >==== ESTILLKY Mailing List ==== >For questions or comments regarding the mailing list, contact Jennifer Bawden @ [email protected] > >