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I found a copy of this book and copied some info for myself. I'm passing it along. I don't have the book so I can't do any look-ups for anyone-Sorry! "Roster of the Volunteer Officers ands Soldiers from Kentucky in the War of 1812-1815" Roll of Cpt James Sympson's Company, Kentucky Mounted Volunteer Infantry-Commanded by Major Peter Dudley: Asa TRACY, Private, Enlisted Sept 20, 1814, mustered Nov 20, 1814 Frances GROOMS, Private, Enlisted Sept 20, 1814, mustered Nov 20, 1814 Roll of Cpt John Martin's Company, Lewis' Regiment, Kentucky Volunteers: Morgan TOLIN, Private, Enlisted Aug 15, 1812, mustered Oct 14, 1812 Roll of Cpt Archibald Morrison's Company of Infantry of the Kentucky Militia, detached: Joseph SEWELL, Private, Enlisted Mar 2 and 5, 1813, mustered Sept 2, 1813

What: The Red River Historical Society Meeting When: November 18 -- Thursday Where: Natural Bridge State Resort Park Time: Come as early as you would like to eat in the front dinning room At 7: p.m. the program will start in the private dinning room in back. Speaker: Simon Kenton Frontiersman 1755-1836, by Mel Hankla, a member of the Humanities Council. I hope you plan on being with us. Please remember we are looking for new ideas to use in 2000. If you know of a good program please let me know. Last time it was suggested that we have Dr. Brent Kennedy. DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO GET IN TOUCH WITH HIM. Diane Rogers

Thanks to everyone who took the time to read yesterday's LONG msg. I remembered that someone had sent me copies of pictures marked "Taken in St. Joseph, MO". These pictures are marked as being James Tolin, Hugh Tolin, John Tolin, and Fred W. Tolin. The same person who sent these also sent a copy of a picture of Effa Tolin. Morgan Tolin had a daughter named Effarilla who was named after his wife's mother Effarilla Corley Jordan. Porterfield Tolin, son of Elias, had a son named Hugh. Porterfield moved to Missouri. So, I "think" that Elias Tolin is Morgan Tolin's father. I haven't been researching long enough to confidently say that he was so I welcome any comments. Thanks, Darla

Please contact me at [email protected] if you have a connection or any information regarding the family of George Patton and Sarah J. Howard. They lived in Montgomery Co., KY, but some of their children later were found in Powell Co. and are mentioned in the Powell Co. court records. Sarah J. Howard Patton later married John Simeon Holder and is shown as his wife in the Powell Co. court records. Descendants of George Patton Generation No. 1 1. George1 Patton was born Bet. 1800 - 1810 in VA or KY, and died Bef. 1860 in Powell Co., KY. He married Sarah J. Howard Abt. 1820 in Kentucky, daughter of Ephraim Hatton and Susanna Howard. She was born March 01, 1803 in VA or KY, and died September 13, 1892 in Liberty Township, Holt Co., MO. Notes for Sarah J. Howard: Sarah J. Patton is shown in the l860 Powell Co., KY census with her children Franklin, Sarah J., and George J. Her age in the census is 65. She is living with a John S. Holder who is 35 years old and is shown as his wife; however, because of the age difference, this is questionable. They are living next to Sarah's son Thomas and wife Jincy Frazier. Sarah J. Howard Patton is believed to be the daughter of Susanna Howard before her marriage to Ephraim Hatton. Sarah J., husband George Patton, and their children are listed in the Hatton family bible. Children of George Patton and Sarah Howard are: 2 i. Charles2 Patton, born November 12, 1823 in Montgomery Co., KY; died May 26, 1874 in Holt Co., MO. He married Elizabeth Ellen Randall Abt. 1843 in Powell Co., KY; born March 29, 1832 in Montgomery Co., KY; died March 04, 1874 in Craig, Holt Co., MO, buried at Guillanes Cemetery, Craig, MO. 3 ii. William Patton, born February 05, 1825 in Montgomery Co., KY; died Abt. 1848 in KY. He married Eliza Randall 1846; born September 25, 1828 in Montgomery Co., KY; died in Powell Co., KY, buried in Randall Family Cemetery, Powell Co., KY. Notes for Eliza Randall: Eliza Randall's first marriage was to William Patton, brother of John Patton, both sons of George Patton and Sarah J. Howard. William died in 1848. 4 iii. Susan Patton, born October 09, 1826 in Montgomery Co., KY; died February 23, 1914 in Craig, Holt Co., MO, buried at Guillanes Cemetery, Craig, MO. She married Samuel S. Randall Abt. 1846 in Montgomery Co., KY; born December 25, 1823 in Paint Township, Ross Co., OH; died April 06, 1900 in Craig, Holt Co., MO, buried at Guillanes Cemetery, Craig, MO. 5 iv. John Patton, born September 05, 1828 in Montgomery Co., KY; died Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Powell Co., KY. He married Eliza Randall Abt. 1849 in Montgomery Co., KY; born September 25, 1828 in Montgomery Co., KY; died in Powell Co., KY, buried in Randall Family Cemetery, Powell Co., KY. Notes for Eliza Randall: Eliza Randall's first marriage was to William Patton, brother of John Patton, both sons of George Patton and Sarah J. Howard. William died in 1848. 6 v. Anna Patton, born March 20, 1830 in Montgomery Co., KY; died March 31, 1912 in Holt Co., MO, buried at Guilliams Cemetery, Holt Co., MO. She married (1) Thomas Jefferson Randall in Powell Co., KY; born 1826 in Paint Township, Ross Co., OH; died 1857 in Reserve, Brown Co., Kansas, buried at Reserve, Brown Co., Kansas. She married (2) Nicholas D. Merrill April 16, 1885; born Abt. 1831. 7 vi. Elizabeth Patton, born March 19, 1832 in Montgomery Co., KY. She married Ezekial Connors 8 vii. George J. Patton, born 1833 in Montgomery Co., KY. 9 viii. George W. Patton, born February 17, 1834 in Montgomery Co., KY. 10 ix. Thomas Jefferson Patton, born Bet. 1835 - 1836 in Montgomery Co., KY. He married Jincy (Ginsy?) Frazier June 26, 1857 in Powell Co., KY; born 1838. 11 x. Henry Patton, Sr., born October 16, 1837 in Montgomery Co., KY; died May 08, 1876 in Union Township, Holt Co., MO, buried in Guilliams Cemetery, Holt Co., MO. He married Julia Ann Brinegar April 24, 1868 in Holt Co., MO; born October 27, 1852 in Holt Co., MO; died December 12, 1880 in Union Township, Holt Co., MO. 12 xi. Franklin Patton, born 1839. 13 xii. Sarah J. Patton, born 1842 in Montgomery Co., KY. She married James H. Randall in Powell Co., KY; born Abt. 1841 in Montgomery Co., KY. 14 xiii. James Patton, born May 07, 1844 in Montgomery Co., KY; died December 04, 1891 in Old Mound City Cemetery, Holt Co., MO. He married Susan Prater September 23, 1875 in Craig, Holt Co., MO; born September 23, 1854 in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY; died May 20, 1902 in Craig, Holt Co., MO, buried at New Liberty Township Cemetery, Holt Co., MO. George Patton was born between 1800 and 1810 and am trying also to find his parents.

If you have a Stephen Stewart who married a Lois Patton in 1842 in Clark Co., KY, please let me know. Lois was the widow of William Dewitt who died before 1842. Lois lived with her son Charles S. Patton ( who married Letty Jane Anderson) in the 1850 Clark Co. and 1860 Powell Co. censuses. Joan

--part1_0.3e9a62dd.25560a6e_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_0.3e9a62dd.25560a6e_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Sherdanwea Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 6 Nov 1999 17:40:57 EST Subject: RE:JAMES A. & JULIA A. REYNOLDS To: [email protected], [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 41 I am looking for info on JAMES A. REYNOLDS b. 11-08-1814 Westmoreland Co, VA d. 02-10-1879 in Peru, Miami Co, IN married ? JULIA A. (poss. HASSELTINE) b. 1818 d. 05-02-1880. They settled in Powell Co., KY per the 1860 census. This may be my gg-grandparents & parents of SARAH HASSELTINE REYNOLDS BURTON. Any info would be appreciated Sherry Stanley Weaver --part1_0.3e9a62dd.25560a6e_boundary--

Hi, Can anyone tell me if there is a marriage bond for ? CHARLES and Agnes BURTON around 1860/61. THere first child Martin was born Christmas day 1861 and a daughter JoAnn was born in 1863. TIA, Mollie Charles Pawlik

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Hello. Does anyone have any census information for l850 for Powell Co., KY? I am looking for Sarah "Sally" Ross, widow of John Ross and mother of Samuel Ross, Jackson Ross, Robert Ross, Mary "Polly" Ann Ross (married Hughes Patton), and Eliza Ross (married a Holmes). Sarah was the daughter of Samuel Hadden and Mary Carmel of Montgomery Co. Sarah could possibly have been living with her daughter Eliza or sons Samuel, Jackson, or Robert. Sarah Ross had land in Powell Co., KY left to her by her husband John. Joan

Tracy, Sewell, Ware, Jordan, Tolin, Curtis, Johnson, Griggs, Williams, Grooms, Daniel. Please contact me if we can help each other. Thanks, Darla

Hi ya'll... I need help...am trying to find the parents of both of the above. He was be 1806 and she in 1810. They had 12 children: Simpson, Allen, Lucy, Martha Patsy, Carolyn, George W, Sidney, Millie Ann, Mahala Jane (my gggm) Isaac Perry, Sandford and Andrew. Of particular interest...is Mahala related to Louisa HALL m. William HANKS? Are they related to the PERRY family from Ashe Co, NC? Any help is appreciated. My e-mail address is [email protected] Gee, I wish I could attend the Red River meeting.... Rita Ashley Fishman Phoenix, AZ

You should have gotten 3 message. 1. The first one was telling you that the Red River Historical Society was meeting on Thursday, October 16 at 7 p.m. and reminding you to bring something for show and tell. Also to bring ideas for programs in the future along with names and addresses of people who might do a program. 2. The second message was to say we will meet at the museum, I think it was left out of the first one. 3. This third one saying I sure hope you got the other two. Two people reminded me after number 2 that I didn't put a time or date in the second message. Maybe you didn't get they didn't get the first one. How about sending me a "I got it note". So I will know you are out there. Diane Diane

The Red River Historical Society meeting will be at 7 p.m. in the museum at Clay City. Hope to see you.

Thursday, October 21, at 7 p.m. will be the Red River Historical Society Meeting. Shake off the dust of your special old "?" for the show and tell. Lets entertain and educate each other. If you know of any item of business please, contact me or Larry Meadows or be prepared to discuss it at the meeting. Also please be thinking about special programs that you we can have for our meeting that are Good Quality quality and CHEAP. Especially for those of you who are out of town ---- Are there historical people in your towns that would do a program for us in the future. Please find addresses and phone numbers to leave with us. We may not be able to use all the suggestions but the last time we did this there were some really good ideas presented. Hope to see you Thursday!!! e mail me your ideas on programs if you can't be there. Diane Rogers

I have vital statistics for HALL surname in Ky. from Jan. 1916 - Dec. 1920. If anyone needs a lookup let me know. Debbie in Illinois

Hi: I am trying to find my paternal family. The following is a list of what I know. Any help would be appreciated. 1. William Dawson m. Nannie Pace 2. John W. Dawson B . 1894 D. 1960 m. Amanda J. Reddix B. 1897 D. 1974 Does anyone have information on the parents of William Dawson and Nannie Pace or where I might locate it? Amanda Reddix was the daughter of: Joseph Reddix B. 1874 d. 1924 & Laura Hensley ? GG Thomas Reddix B. 1836 D. ? m. Martha Yocum B.1856 Would like to know the parents of Thomas Reddix and Martha Yocum. Thank you. Brenda

Original Message from [email protected] <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>GOOD NEWS FROM THE ARCHIVES:           Although this will remain "unofficial" for a short     time, the Statewide Marriage Index worked on for so     many years by the ISGS, State Archives, and Secretary     of State Information Systems Services Department is now     available on the Secretary of State web site.           There is now a link to the marriage database on the     Archives' homepage which may be reached at the     following address:           www.sos.state.il.us/depts/archives/arc_home.html     Look under the "Search Our Online Databases."           An official announcement concerning the database will     be pending until more formal arrangements can be made.     In the meantime, you are invited to give the database a     test run and report any problems you might experience.           There are currently a little over one million records     in the online database. Plans are to update the     database every 6 months or so. Eighty-four counties are     represented in the online database. Data entry is     complete for 43 of those counties. Please check out the     supplemental information that is reached by links on     the introductory page and the search entry and search     results pages.           We have tried to make it as clear as possible what     records are included in the database and how to obtain     copies of marriage records from IRAD or county clerks.     IRAD currently has marriage records from 61 of the 84     counties represented in the database and we will soon     accession marriage records from several others.           Karl Moore      Illinois State Archives      217-785-1266      [email protected] <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> I just thought some people on the list might be interested. Debbie

Can anyone tell me where to get information about the organization called Modern Woodsmen Of America? My great grandfather was a member according to his obituary . He died in 1911 and lived in Illinois at the time of his death.

Please, let's keep the mailing list for genealogy research only and not for personal causes, virus warnings, etc. It is irritating for me and also for other list members to constantly receive these type of messages when we are trying to share information about genealogy only. Joan