Please contact me at [email protected] if you have a connection or any information regarding the following Pattons in Powell Co., KY: l. William Patton, living in household #58, 1900 Powell Co., KY census, 49 years old, widower, with children Massie 15 F (married Alex Hatton in 1903, Powell Co.), Minnie 13 F (married S. W. Phipps in 1918, Powell Co.), and George W. M 8 years old. 2. James Patton 49 yrs old, M, with wife Sarah (Daniel?), Lula 15 F, John 13 M, and Ida M. 8 F These Pattons are living next to one of the Pattons already in my file - Silas Dee Patton 29 and wife Rachel Barker 27, (daughter of John Barker and Mary E. Jackson), Rhoda S. 8 F, Leslie 7, and Zena 4 F. Joan

Hello, Hope everyone had a nice holiday season. I am trying to figure out the last name of an ancestor and hope you all can help. I have a marrige bond for: George Charles b:Estill Co age 19 No of marriages 1st Sarah J. Wiseman(Wireman) could be either residence of bride Estill Co. age of bride 16(?) No. of marriages 1st. Date of marriage : Dec 13, 1877 I can't find her on any census in Estill or Powell, and they don't show up on the 1880 Estill or Powell census. Would someone that has the surrounding counties censuses be willing to do a lookup for this couple. I would also like to find Sarah's parents. Thanks in advance, Mollie Charles Pawlik

Jim and Jed twins m. Marsha and Mary twins they thought so much of each other they named their children after each other yep you guessed it each had twins only these twins where girls and boys. I need help -does any body have a Zanax ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> _____________________________________________ N.W. Family Homes an Cem. photo's-Video's taken on request.

Thanks ,to each and ever one of you, what ever our endeavor was together , I couldn't have done it without you- Best Regards and Best Wishes...Storm ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> _____________________________________________

Hello All, I am looking for information on the children of William Henry Meadows, born about 1836, who married Hannah Lizzie Powell. William and Hannah were married in 1869 in Powell County. He was the son of Greenberry Meadows and Frances Forkner. Thanks. James Meadows - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- Get Paid for the Time you Spend on the Internet! Keep a small window open and get paid per hour. Join over 3 million other members and sign up at: http://www.alladvantage.com.go.asp?refid=FUG619 Earn More by signing up friends or advertising on solicited email lists or publications.

Hello, to you good folks,- looking for any and all on a Coonrad See 1800 fwd Estill -Powell and surrounding CO's TIA, Storm ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> _____________________________________________ N.W. Family sites photo's-Video's on request.

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What was the title of that old 50's song "Why Is Everybody Always Picking On Me" I decided it was time to get the information on my fathers -mothers side of the family ,so I wrote my Dear 90 year old great aunt that I had not seen in years a real nice letter asking if she could give me a hand with names and dates. Well this morning I got my reply: Dear Storm, Was really happy to received your letter and agree that is has been way to long since we have seen each other ,I may make a few mistakes ,but think I can help you out with our family tree .Number one we should have never went by the name of HOBBS[alias] our real grandpa's name was O'BRIAN [alias] He came from Ireland,grandma was from Scotland,she was born on the ship on the way to America,she always told us she was a women with out a country her parents name was Alley but we never knew their given names. Grandpa O'Brian built his cabin and went to a town about a 150 miles away to earn some money, Dad was about 2 years old and aunt Lucy about four, while grandpa was gone Henry Hobbs moved in with grandma.When grandpa O'Brian returned Henry met him at the door with a shot gun.We kids always called it a "shot gun divorce" They never legally married and had five girls and two boys-the Hobbs grandpa died of consumption as did the five girls. Mother parents were Sydney and Martha Chase Grandpa Chase was English and grandma was Holland Dutch-mother told me grandma was raised on a southern plantation and was a cousin to Grover Cleveland so I was told. your aunt Mert had some information about the family but it had a lot of mistakes ,I have it but it isn't where I thought it was so will have to keep looking. Hope this information will be of help to you and have a Happy Holidays , Aunt------ Note 1. God love her she was really trying to help-after Christmas I driving the three hundred miles to see her and I need to know what happen to Grandpa O'brian -to complicate matters my grandpa's sister married grandma and aunt--- brother after the death of her first husband, looks like I got my work cut out for me on this one. Note 2. I changed the family member names and left out some text that was of the personal nature. Just thought you folks might enjoy reading Ah. the challenges of genealogy isn't it great. ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> ___________________________________________

What was the title of that old 50's song "Why Is Everybody Always Picking On Me" I decided it was time to get the information on my fathers -mothers side of the family ,so I wrote my Dear 90 year old great aunt that I had not seen in years a real nice letter asking if she could give me a hand with names and dates. Well this morning I got my reply: Dear Storm, Was really happy to received your letter and agree that is has been way to long since we have seen each other ,I may make a few mistakes ,but think I can help you out with our family tree .Number one we should have never went by the name of HOBBS[alias] our real grandpa's name was O'BRIAN [alias] He came from Ireland,grandma was from Scotland,she was born on the ship on the way to America,she always told us she was a women with out a country her parents name was Alley but we never knew their given names. Grandpa O'Brian built his cabin and went to a town about a 150 miles away to earn some money, Dad was about 2 years old and aunt Lucy about four, while grandpa was gone Henry Hobbs moved in with grandma.When grandpa O'Brian returned Henry met him at the door with a shot gun.We kids always called it a "shot gun divorce" They never legally married and had five girls and two boys-the Hobbs grandpa died of consumption as did the five girls. Mother parents were Sydney and Martha Chase Grandpa Chase was English and grandma was Holland Dutch-mother told me grandma was raised on a southern plantation and was a cousin to Grover Cleveland so I was told. your aunt Mert had some information about the family but it had a lot of mistakes ,I have it but it isn't where I thought it was so will have to keep looking. Hope this information will be of help to you and have a Happy Holidays , Aunt------ Note 1. God love her she was really trying to help-after Christmas I driving the three hundred miles to see her and I need to know what happen to Grandpa O'brian -to complicate matters my grandpa's sister married grandma and aunt--- brother after the death of her first husband, looks like I got my work cut out for me on this one. Note 2. I changed the family member names and left out some text that was of the personal nature. Just thought you folks might enjoy reading Ah. the challenges of genealogy isn't it great. ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> ______________________________________________

To all: Microsoft has just announced that the long anticipated release of Windows 2000 will be delayed until the second quarter of 1901. No further details were available.

Sunnyside Cemetery east of Lenore ,ID. Section 32,T37N,R1W,Nez Perce County Read by Marie Sission and Edna Sulo of Twin Rivers Genealogical Society in June of 1972,this cemetery is cared for by the NezPerce Country Cemetery Maintainece ,Lenore district - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- for obvious reasons -I am going to list the See- Powell , if anyone would like to complete list contact me with in-and I will fwd the complete list - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- Powell,Cortez b.1856 d.1946 Powell ,Clifton b.1890 d.1965 -wife Effie Powell ,Ella Mae b.? d.1902 d/o J.H. Miller Powell ,infant child of W.S. an Nina Powell,Mae E. Jan.14,1902 -Apr. 04,1902 Powell,Neva Ruth Mar.13,1924 -June 18,1934 Powell,Nina b.Sept.19,1887 -d.? Powell,Sena b.1864 d.1942 Powell Sidney Roscoe b.July 4,1826-d.1906 Powell,Winfield S. Nov.15,1883 -Feb.25,1966 --wife Nina See, Francis Marion 1842 -Oct.11,1911 --wife M.Isabell See,M.Isabell 1846-1905 --husband Francis Marion See,Nimrod Mar.23,1839-Sept.25,1911 --wife Lydia See, Lydia Oct.13,1839 -Dec.23,1915 -husband Nimrod ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> ______________________________________________

-----Original Message----- From: Storm See <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, December 20, 1999 3:30 PM Subject: [SEE-L] Martin See >Howdy Hal, > Sure would like to get a handle on the Martin See who was arrested >for trying to bite the nose off of a fellow along with his side kick >Philisen Howell, Oct.1828 Estill CO.KY. [note charges dismissed July,1830], >same year same month,these two rascals must have been celebrating the >dismissal it appears that Martin and ole Philisen, where >found not guilty of affray with arm committed great terror- they must have >had a damm good Barrister , now ole Philisen Howell back in Oct,1828 was >arrested for a felony charge of [Mayhem] the Noland brother's bailed his >fanny out on that $200.00 big money for those days. >As a note of interest-on the same docket Commonwealth VS Hudson >Huse , profanely swearing and cursed fifty times [ wonder who was doing the >counting of the cursing] fine $2.50,that 5 cents a curse,wonder if he got >his money's worth? > Any way thats about all I can find on Martin, and no more on Phiisen >either, maybe they locked him up and threw away the key. > Well maybe some of our great folks on the line can shed some light >on this Martin See. >Salutations ,Storm >______________________________________________ >Storm E.See <[email protected]> >______________________________________________ >

Here in the early morning hours , I have noticed myself being referred to as "Old Storm" on the list's and in private messages. Well I'm starting to resemble that remark, so I dug out my trusty Webster's Dictionary and looked up "old" my findings are as follows: 1.Having lived or existed for a very long time [ I don't think that applies yet] 2.of a specified age [well thats not to bad] 3. former [ I'm still here] 4.Not new [ NOW THAT WORKS] So to my beloved colleague's who have taken to using Old Storm, I would appreciate it if you would refer to me as "Used Storm" and spare my feelings............P.S." slightly used "will be considered a compliment. Have a great day and a better tomorrow...Used Storm ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> ______________________________________________

Subj: [VATIDEWATER] StateGenSites and a Favor Date: 12/16/99 10:54:46 PM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (Bill Hocutt) To: [email protected] HI My Name is Bill Hocutt, I am a Host for a Genealogical Chat Room on AOL. I would like to invite all of you to try our new site www.stategensites.com It has links to all 50 states, over 4500 links so far. I would also like to ask that if you have a home page you would like to add to this site please e-mail it to me. We desperatly need Virginia Sites. The Site also has 4 Genealogical Columns. I would like to invite yall to sample them. Our Newest Columnist specializs in the Civil War. This Weeks Column for Adventures in Genealogy is "Doing Interviews or Rednecks, Ear Trumpets and Aunt Bertha". You can read it at http://www.stategensites.com/unclehiram/ Then just hit the Feature Article button. Thank You Bill

It is party time and even better eating time!!!! Bring your favorite dish for a pot luck meal and join us for the Christmas meeting of the Red River Historical Society on Thursday, December 16 at 7 p.m. in the Clay City Municipal Building. It is on Main Street, if you should need directions, please let me know. The society will be providing 2 turkeys and dressing. Hopefully every else will bring a "BIG POT" and invite friends and future members to come. This is a good meeting to see most of our members. We have had about 60-70 join us for the Christmas meal in the past. Guest are very welcomed. If you have an old time, family favorite recipe this would be a good time to bring it. The new dishes will be delicious also. Some people suggested a Society cook book a few years ago. If you would like to share your recipe with others bring it with you. NO PROMISES but we could make copies just for the society members if there is enough interest. If for some reason you can't make it to our meeting let me say Merry Christmas to you and yours. Diane Rogers

-----Original Message----- From: Storm See <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, December 11, 1999 1:56 AM Subject: Black sheep > Black Sheep > >The Smith's were proud of their family tradition. Their ancestors had >come to America on the Mayflower. They had included Senators and Wall Street >wizards. >They decided to compile a family history, a legacy for their children >and grandchildren. They hired a fine author. Only one problem arose -- >how to handle that great-uncle George, who was executed in the electric >chair. >The author said he could handle the story tactfully. >The book appeared. It said "Great-uncle George occupied a chair of >applied electronics at an important government institution, was attached >to his position by the strongest of ties, and his death came as a great >shock." > > >

researching KINDER ______________________________________________ Storm E.See <[email protected]> ______________________________________________

Hi I am researching Howell, Billings, Floyd, Watkins/Wadkins, all of Kentucky. My Howell line is from the Stanton area. Does anyone have any info-- or are you researching the same? Amanda

I want to thank everybody that answered my query about Zachariah, KY. Mollie