My thanks to the Illinois State Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volume 29, Number 3, fall 1997, for many sources for this tip, edited by Julia Shwab Roberts Vodica). "Why, sonnie, I've heard it said that a man can find enough gold in one day out in Calforni-a to make him a millionaire!" "They're finding gold so fast out there that you won't have to work a lick the rest of your life!" "Thar's gold in them thar hills!" How the hearts of our early settlers must have jumped in excitement as they heard the reports coming back from the state of California - and other states! Here they were slaving away day and night trying to eke out a living in Kentucky when they could just go out west, scoop up thousands of dollars worth of gold, come back to Kentucky and live the life of leisure! How the old men must have dreamed of the days when they were young enough to embark on such a wondrous adventure! How the wives and mothers must have shuddered at the thought of husbands and sons traveling by foot, horseback and wagon across the mountains and plains to such an unknown fate. How the young men must have cajoled, planned, discussed and perhaps shivered down their own spines at the thrill of the quest! Why, there hadn't been such excitement ringing through the land since the BIG war - the Revolutionary War! It was a dangerous trek - Indians, disease, starvation, weather ... so many unknowns. But, where there is a will, there is a way they say, and groups sprang up in communities and across county lines and groups were formed to travel together for safety. Many nights were spent huddled by candle light with the men planning each mile; looking at the hand-drawn maps on the back of a piece of paper by someone who said he knew the route to take. Hours were spent getting supplies together and finding a guide. Preferably they would want someone who was known for his leadership abilities; his knowledge of what they faced. But, most likely they were to be led by someone in their own area who knew no more, no less than they did. Did women and children go too? Yes - but at far smaller numbers. When the genealogist hears that their forefather went on the GOLD RUSH, they must stop and figure out first, which one? The thought that crosses our minds immediately is the California Gold Rush which began in 1848 and continued into the 1850's. BUT ... there were other "rushes" - gold and silver, and to states other than California. There were copper and coal rushes too. Let's start with California however. Gold was first discovered at Sutter's Fort near Sacramento in January of 1848. By 1849 the town was booming and those going here to seek their fortune were known as the "49'rs." It is noted that between 1848 and 1850, approximately 40,000 came here. Maybe there weren't quite that many, but there were enough people in California by 1850 for them to gain statehood. Rushes also reached into Washington State. Here men were in search of timber, food and other products, centered primarily around the Puget Sound area. In 1852 gold was discovered at Ft. Colvile, and in 1860, in the Walla Walla area. Seattle became the launching site for gold rushers heading off to the Klondike in the 1890's. Montana had its first gold rush in 1852 but the largest started in the 1860's near Banack (1862) and Virginia City (1864). In the 1880's silver, copper and other minerals drew large groups of prospectors, enough to gain Montana statehood in 1889. Colorado - remember the slogan "Pike's Peak or Bust"? This was the result of the god rush there which attracted in excess of 50,000 people. Gold had been discovered at Cherry Creek (Denver) in 1858. Statehood for Colorado resulted in 1876 with the silver strikes at Leadville and the 1890's silver strike at Creede attracting more people; then a large gold strike at Cripple Creek. Nevada. Gold was discovered here in 1859 and the richest silver deposit known as the Comstock Lode had already made the area well-known in the 1850's. Even the California prospector was lured to Nevada when the news came out. One of our own family members picked up his entire family and moved to Nevada in the early days with he later becoming a mine supervisor and killed in the process in a mining accident. In the 1870's into the early 1900's, more silver strikes were made, and a boom of gold in 1902 at Goldfield lasted until 1918. Nevada became a state in 1864. Idaho had its own gold strikes in the early 1860's. Prospectors came here from Washington, Oregon and California and the Idaho Territory was formed in 1863. Another boom caused by gold occurred at Coeur d'Alene and this was followed by more silver and lead booms. It reached statehood in 1890. Wyoming was the site of a gold discovery in 1867 at South Pass and rich coal deposits were found later. It became a state in 1890. South Dakota was the site of a large amount of gold in 1874 in the Black Hills. This boom continued into the 1880's and in 1889 South Dakota reached statehood. Arizona. The famous silver boom first occured here in 1877 at Tombstone and prospectors raced here to be the first to stake a claim. Many have heard of Boothill Cemetery there! Tombstone, that shoot-out town of fame, now a booming tourist attraction and close to my former residence (a delightful place to visit!). Cooper is mined here also. Arizona reached statehood in 1912. Alaska and Canada. The major Canadian gold rush lasted from 1858-1862 when gold was discovered at British Columbia and other sites. The Alaskan gold strike occurred near Juneau in 1880. Another gold rush was in the Klondike Yukon Territory 1896-88 along the Alaska border. Nome set off another rush; later Fairbanks in 1902. Alaska was added to the United States as a state n 1959. Even Australia had gold rushes in 1851-1853 near Victoria and later in western Australia and Witwatersrand in South Africa in 1884 drew prospectors from all over the United States. I would wager a small bet that in the group there just might have been some Kentucky sons. The difficulty in tracing our wander-lust blessed Kentucky boys was their need to move from one location to another. Thankfully, many left diaries or were blessed with the desire to keep up a lengthy correspondence with their family back home. They might start in California but travel to Idaho, Nevada or any other location where the news said "Stake out your claim NOW!" How can you find written records outside of the diaries and letters? Some of these would include: . Census (federal, state and territorial) . Local newspapers who printed the letters of their "correspondents" out in the west. . County histories. . Estate, court, deeds, guardianship papers. . Ship passenger lists. Some had to go by the ocean to reach their destinations. See note following. . Steamboat records. . Railroad records. Note on ship passenger lists. Many southerners and midwesterners who returned home by ship disembarked at New Orleans. They would have traveled around the tip of South America or Panama, overland across Panama. Also, those using the railroad to reach the Klondike area by ship or rail to Seattle or another large coastal area and then by rail to the Klondike. There is a microfilm series entitled Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at Seattle 1890-1957 available. To reach Montana and Idaho was normally by the Missouri River steamboats which departed at St. Louis or by overland travel. Passengers and crews of riverboats, stagecoaches, wagon trains, etc. are not as easily available but some do exist. Check the National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections and the Periodical Source Index (PERSI). Another source is Louis J. Rasmussen's San Francisco Ship Passenger Lists (1850-1875). This is a 4-volume series. Peter E. Carr also published San Francisco Passenger Departure Lists, San Bernadino, VA; ca 191-1996. More possible sources of information would be found in obituaries, hotel guest ledgers, newspapers in the area where they were mining. Also there is what is known as the Mining Jurisdiction Records. The miners usually formed jurisdictions to handle legal matters before the area reached territorial or state status. They made rules, examined records, had clubs, set out mining districts, vigilante committees, etc. Claims had to be surveyed, recorded, deeded, witnessed, bought, sold, owned individually or corporately. Paper documentation! Maybe you can strike gold if you do your own mining for ancestors! (c) Copyright 16 February 1999, Sandra K. Gorin, All Rights Reserved, sgorin@glasgow-ky.com TIP OF THE WEEK! Remember not to open any attachment with Happy.exe as the subject! Col Sandi Gorin 205 Clements,Glasgow, KY 42141 (502) 651-9114 PUBLISHING: http://www.members.tripod.com/~GorinS/index.html GORIN WEBSITE: http://members.delphi.com/sgorin/index.html SCKY: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/BarrenObits TIPS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips KYBIOS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios ARCHIVES: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

TIP #224: MIGRATORY PATTERNS According to the Kentucky Encyclopedia, "the movement of settlers into Kentucky began in the 1770s when it was still a part of Virginia. " This came about of course, due the issuance of land warrants to the veterans of the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War. Movement continued for several years in the boundaries of what became the Commonwealth of Kentucky with most settlers coming overland through the Wilderness Road and by water down the Ohio River. With the 1850 census, Kentucky decided to track places of birth on its citizens. Most of the settlers came from neighboring states with Virginia giving up the largest amount of its people followed by Tennessee, Ohio, North Carolina and Pennsylvania. This changed so that by 1870, most of Kentucky's new arrivals came from Tennessee and 100 years later, from Ohio. There were also large numbers from Indiana, Illinois and West Virginia whereas North Carolina and Pennsylvania dropped sharply. Kentucky has never ranked high in foreign immigrants. In 1850, there were approximately 31,400 so shown, less than 4 percent of the state's population. The highest recorded tally was in 1870 with 63,400. This took a dramatic decrease over the next few years and in 1980 less than 1% of the citizens claimed foreign birth. The latter is to be found in a large degree in the towns with universities and colleges. Where did some of our Kentucky citizens go when they left Kentucky? There was a dramatic shift to the west in the 19th century and another shift to the north in mid 20th century. Missouri and Texas claimed the largest amount of Kentucky people in 1850 and this trend continued until about 1910. Gradually, according to the Kentucky Encylopedia (p. 636) this trend shifted again then to the north and northwest with Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan becoming the major destinations. Why did they move? Good and inexpensive land, industrial jobs lead the list. Some selected states who took our people! CALIFORNIA: "Thar's gold in them thar hills!" rang out and enticed many from Kentucky and other states. Mexico ceded California to the United States in 1848 and the gold fever struck almost immediately. It is said that the gold rush increased the population of California from 15,000 to 250,000. Many a Kentucky lad packed up his vittals and headed out in groups formed in many towns to strike it rich. Information on California can be found at the CAGENWEB site at: http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/ ILLINOIS reached statehood in 1818, formerly known as the American Territory in 1797 and then the Illinois territory in 1809. Settlers began arriving here in numbers in 1825 with most of the coming from the eastern states and from foreign countries. Many Kentucky residents who headed off to the Illinois Territory were attracted by good land, and industries that sprung up around the Lake Michigan area. The St. Clair county area was the first county organized in IL with many Kentuckians' names showing up on records there. For a wonderful view of the settling of Illinois go to this URL: http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/athome/index.html It is part of the ILGENWEB project and takes the reader on a visual and written tour of the beginnings of the state. INDIANA was known as the Indiana Territory until reaching statehood in 1816. Vincennes was one of the first developed area Knox, Harrison, Switzerland and Clark Counties were early settlement locations for many settlers, including those from Kentucky. Many Quakers left Tennessee on the slavery issue and headed to Wayne and Randolph counties along the Ohio border. For a good look at Indiana, check out the INGENWEB page at: http://www.usroots.com/~kyseeker/indiana/index.html KANSAS drew many Kentuckians to its lands. This was part of the Louisiana Purchase when it was annexed in 1803, then became a state in 1861. In 1861, Kansas had about 110,000 citizens drawn primarily from the southern states including Kentucky. An excellent history of Kansas can be found at the KSGENWEB site at: http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/index.html OHIO became a state in 1803, again part of the Northwest Territory. The Virginia Military Bounty area was here with over a quarter of a million acres set aside for the soldiers and was heavily settled by Virginians and Kentuckians about the year 1800. The Chillicothe section in Ross County, OH attracted a great number of Kentuckians and Tennesseeans. After this, other districts were opened up for settlement and Scotch-Irish, Germans and Quakers came in from Pennsylvania and other states. MICHIGAN: Michigan became a state in 1805 after being a part of the Northwest Territory. Many were drawn early to this state because of public land sales, the Erie Canal, the territorial road through the Kalamazoo Valley in 1829. Lumbering and oil drew many speculators and citizens as it took many men to work these trades. Later, the industrial growth of Michigan drew many in automobile manufacturing. OKLAHOMA, although not among the highest in the list of snagging Kentuckians, did entice many of its citizens there. "Oklahoma's lands were opened in five land runs, land lottery, land auction and enlarged by a decision of the Supreme Court. See the OKGENWEB page at : http://www.brightok.net/~smcb0824/oklands.html for more information. TENNESSEE: Tennessee followed Kentucky into statehood four years later with many of its citizens coming from North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. Only the eastern counties were originally settled and many wandered northward into Kentucky. For an excellent look at Tennessee's first people, check out the TNGENWEB page at: http://www.tngenweb.org/ TEXAS led an interesting early development by the time it became a state in 1845. It has had the flags of 6 governments fly - France, Spain, Mexico, The Republic of Texas, The Confederacy and the United States. It is stated that in 1820 there were less than "four digits" of white settlers in this vast land. Shortly after that, individuals from Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee became coming in under the leadership of Moses and Stephen Austin. For some wonderful Texas style history, check out the TXGENWEB pages at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txgenweb/ Today, every state in the Union can lay claim to have Kentuckian blood running through their veins. They can be found in every political office, in every pulpit, in outer space. Hearty stock they are! I will likely have other posts about churches or communities who packed up and moved together as I am able to locate the materials. (c) Copyright 11 February 1999, Sandra K. Gorin, All Rights Reserved, sgorin@glasgow-ky.com TIP OF THE WEEK! CHECK OUT THE KYRESEARCH TIPS by chosing TIPS below. 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TIP #223 - INSPECTIONS & WAREHOUSES - JAILS & JAILERS One of the most important things to the growth and development of Kentucky was its crops; especially tobacco, hemp and flour. It was found necessary to regulate the inspections of these commodities and the erecting of buildings called warehouses for the storage and inspection of same. In many of the old county order books you will find detailed descriptions of the warehouses with its rules and regulations. An act was passed by the Kentucky Legislature on the 25th of January 1809 entitles Inspections and Warehouses. In this law, the Kentucky county courts were allowed the power to establish within their county, inspections of tobacco, hemp and flour. A one-month notice had to be given of the inspection and it was decreed that the proposed inspection could not take place less than three miles of any previous inspection on the same side of the river or creek unless a 2/3rds majority of the justices concur to the erection to a warehouse within that distance. The warehouses for these inspections had to meet specific conditions. They had to be built of brick or stone, or scantling enclosed with strong boards or planks well nailed on; or logs so closely places as to keep the prevent any damage to the crop from the weather. It was to have a planked floor, have good shingles on the roof, all nailed well. The proprietor of each warehouse (or owner), or the owner of the land where the warehouse stood (including husband/wife/guardian/attorney/agent) had to agree to these conditions before the warehouse was built. If violations occurred, the warehouse could be shut down and inspections discontinued until it came within regulation. If repairs needed to be made, the county court or a justice of the court was to be appointed to inspect the structure. The inspectors appointed were not permitted the proprietor or any other person to make use of the warehouse at which they are inspectors. If a warehouse burned and it was determined that the proprietor or other person "made use thereof", the inspector had to repay the State Treasurer. If a fires was started within a warehouse, or if the warehouse didn't have doors, within 100 yards of the warehouse other than in the inspector's counting room, they had to pay 10 pounds. It was illegal for anyone to build any wooden chimney within 200 yards of the building. If such was found, the proprietor had to pulled it down or the sheriff would see that it was torn down. In a tobacco inspection where there was no warehouse, the county appointed two fit and proper persons to go out on a parcel of land, view it, lay it off by metes and bounds, as much land as they thought necessary. This was not to exceed 2 lots of ½ acre each. It was to be located at a convenient place for the citizens. Jails and Jailers: Where there are people, there will most likely develop a need for a jail. Thus, legislature was passed 19 December 1799 for the appointment and duties of jailers and different penalties. The county courts were ordered to appoint inspectors, collectors and deputies, surveyors of highways, constables and county jailers under the same law. They were to be sworn under oath and had to post bond with good security. The county had the power vested in them to remove jailers if they were thought to be negligent in their duty. Duties and exceptions: Any county jailer in a county where there was a Circuit Court was considered to be the jailer of the Circuit Court. He was to have custody of all prisoners committed to jail of the county by the authority of the court with the judges of the Circuit Court having the power to superintend and regulate the jail. During the time a man was jailer, he was exempted from military service, he could not serve on a jury and he had to attend the Circuit Court sessions as required. Jailers were authorized to take bond for the prison rules and special bails. If the jailer himself was committed to jail, the sheriff of the county took over the authority of the jailer. Jailers received any prisoner or prisoners who might be committed to his charge, including prisoners of the United States. If he failed to perform his duty he would be subject to the laws of the commonwealth. Jail: If a county did not have enough room to store the prisoners, guards were to be hired for the safe keeping of the prisoners, with the payment to the guards coming out of the county levy. The United States marshals had a right to use the jail at any time. All charges incurred were to be billed to the United States, and not to the county. Anyone who willfully broke, burned or otherwise injured or destroyed a jail or courthouse, or caused someone else to do same - which included aiding, abetting, advising or assisting - was liable to be sued in any court of law. Any money received from the guilty parties was to be put in the county treasury to lower the county levy and for the repair of the jail. (c) Copyright 9 February 1999, Sandra K. Gorin, All Rights Reserved, sgorin@glasgow-ky.com TIP OF THE WEEK! CHECK OUT THE KYRESEARCH TIPS by chosing TIPS below. Col Sandi Gorin 205 Clements,Glasgow, KY 42141 (502) 651-9114 PUBLISHING: http://www.members.tripod.com/~GorinS/index.html GORIN WEBSITE: http://members.delphi.com/sgorin/index.html SCKY: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/BarrenObits TIPS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips KYBIOS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios ARCHIVES: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

TIP #222 KENTUCKY CHURCHES, BEREA THROUGH BOWLING GREEN PART 1 Berea (Madison Co): Berea Baptist, 310 Chestnut St, 40403, (606) 986-9391 Berea Church of God, 501 Richmond Road North, 40403, (606) 986-4968 Berea United Methodist, 101 Fee St, 40403, (606) 986-3485 Church of Christ, 104 John St, 40403, (606) 986-4438 Dixie Park Full Gospel Baptist, 700 North Powell Ave, 40403, (606) 986-1899 Emmanuel Baptist, 1456 Paint Lick Rd, 40403, (606) 986-2604 First Baptist Church of Berea, 511 Walnut Meadow Rd, 40403, (606) 986-2127 First Christian Church-Berea, 206 Chestnut St, 40403, (606) 986-4553 Galilee Baptist, 33 Mason Lake Rd, 40403, (606) 985-0471 Gethsemane Baptist, 775 Old US 25 North, 40403, (606) 986-0655 Glades Christian, 320 Glades Rd, 40403, (606) 986-1421 Holiness, Hwy 1016, 40403, (606) 986-2698 Liberty Avenue Baptist, 273 Mount Vernon Rd, 40403, (606) 986-9249 New Life Worship Center, 1446 Paint Lick Rd, 40403, (606) 986-9880 Owsley Fork Baptist, 1004 McKee Rd, 40403, (606) 986-4481 Pilot Knob Missionary, 1723 McKee Rd, 40403, (606) 985-9342 Red Lick Baptist, 601 Red Lick Rd, 40403, (606) 986-2949 Silver Creek Baptist, 1784 Big Hill Rd, 40403, (606) 986-5683 St Clare Catholic, 622 Chestnut St, 40403, (606) 986-4633 Tates Creek Baptist Association, 1435 Richmond Rd North, 40403, (606) 986-4224 Union, 613 Prospect St, 40403, (606) 986-3725 West Side Baptist, 138 Mary St, 40403, (606) 986-3444 White's Memorial Presbyterian, 401 White Station Rd, 40403, (606) 986-7734 Berry (Harrison Co): Antioch Mills Christian, Falmouth Pike, 41003, (606) 234-1686 Berry Baptist, Main St, 41003, (606) 234-0322 Beverly (Christian Co): Red Bird Missionary Conference, 6 Queendale Center, 40913, (606) 598-5915 Big Creek (Laurel Co): Big Creek Baptist, Hwy 80, 40914, (606) 598-7123 Big Creek Baptist, Hwy 421 & 80, 40914, (606) 598-3750 Flat Creek, HC 68 Box 520, 40914, (606) 598-2048 Joy Center, Coots St, 40914, (606) 598-6027 Big Laurel (Harlan Co): Laurel Mission, Route 2008, 40808, (606) 558-3780 Bimble (Knox Co): Springfield Baptist, 40915, (606) 546-3625 Blaine (Lawrence Co): Cando Freewill Baptist, Route 3, 41124, (606) 652-3620 Cherokee Freewill Baptist, 41124, (606) 652-9412 Bloomfield (Nelson Co): Big Springs Assembly of God, 2090 Taylorsville Rd, 40008, (502) 252-9154 Bloomfield Baptist, 106 Springfield Rd, 40008, (502) 252-8435 Bloomfield Christian, 216 Taylorsville Rd, 40008, (502) 252-8413 Little Union Baptist, 4620 Little Union Rd, 40008, (502) 252-7051 Second Baptist, 145 Hill St, 40008, (502) 252-9057 Boaz (Graves Co): MT Pisgah Baptist Parsonage, 1909 McCracken County Rd, 42027, (502) 856-3553 Spring Creek Church of Christ, 970 State Route 1684, 42027, (502) 658-3381 Bonnieville (Hart Co): Bonnieville Baptist, 198 Memorial Dr, 42713, (502) 531-5561 Bonnieville Church of God, 7174 North Dixie Hwy, 42713, (502) 531-5630 Bonnieville United Methodist, PO Box 107, 42713, (502) 531-7171 Campground Methodist Parsonage, 8257 North Dixie Hwy, 42713, (502) 531-2301 Campground United Methodist, Priceville Rd, 42713, (502) 531-6740 Booneville (Owsley Co): Booneville United Methodist, Court House Square, 41314, (606) 593-6561 Calvary Temple Assembly of God, HC 88 Box 48, 41314, (606) 593-6341 Elk Lick Baptist, PO Box 713, 41314, (606) 593-5733 First Baptist, Church St, 41314, (606) 593-5169 First Presbyterian, RR 1, 41314, (606) 593-5939 Full Gospel, Hwy 11, 41314, (606) 593-6442 Holy Family Catholic, RR 2, 41314, (606) 593-6948 Turkey Community, 12812 Turkey Creek Rd, 41314, (606) 295-9135 Boons Camp (Johnson Co): Boonscamp Church of God, 590 Hurricane Branch, 41204, (606) 789-8985 Boston (Pendleton Co): Boston Christian, 195 Petersburg Rd, 40107, (502) 833-2204 Bowling Green (Warren Co): Abundant Life Fellowship, 802 Lain Ave, 42101, (502) 781-5435 Andrew Baptist, 601 Graham Dr, 42101, (502) 843-3839 Berean Baptist, 5630 Barren River Rd, 42101, (502) 843-0127 Bethel United Methodist, 263 Gotts Hydro Rd South, 42103, (502) 842-4396 Blue Level Baptist, 2336 Blue Level Rd, 42101, (502) 782-2275 Bowling Green Christian, 1912 Smallhouse Rd, 42104, (502) 842-6231 Bristow Church of Christ, Louisville Rd, 42101, (502) 842-6770 Broadway United Methodist, 1330 Elizabeth St, 42104, (502) 843-3942 Burton Memorial Baptist, 4377 Cemetery Rd, 42103, (502) 842-1931 Calvary Baptist, 3011 Elrod Rd, 42104, (502) 842-0067 Calvary Chapel of Bowling Green, 1501 Greenhill Rd, 42103, (502) 842-8886 Cave Mill General Baptist, 1441 Cave Mill Rd, 42104, (502) 842-1143 Cecilia Memorial Presbyterian, College St, 42101, (502) 782-8141 Christ Assembly, 506 Glen Lily Rd, 42101, (502) 781-3445 Christ Episcopal, 1215 State St, 42101, (502) 843-6563 Christ United Methodist, 716 Cave Mill Rd, 42104, (502) 842-4343 Christian Life Center, 1609 Sharon Dr, 42101, (502) 842-6268 Christian Science Society, 2033 Nashville Rd, 42101, (502) 781-6150 Church of Christ of Eastside, 1706 Smallhouse Rd, 42104, (502) 843-9925 Church of Christ - Lehman Avenue, 1002 Lehman Ave, 42103, (502) 843-8435 Church of Christ Third & Park, 640 East 3rd Ave, 42101, (502) 843-6179 Church of God of Prophecy, 924 Josephine St, 42101, (502) 843-4978 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Cave Mill Rd, 42104, (502) 842-0985 Church-Christ-Greenwood Park, 1818 Campbell Lane, 42104, (502) 781-0700 Cottage Chapel Annex 7th Day, 1017 West Main St, 42101, (502) 783-0438 Crossroads Community, 2417 Russellville Rd, 42101, (502) 843-9859 Cumberland Presbyterian, 807 Campbell Lane, 42104, (502) 781-3295 Delafield Church of Christ, 437 Pearl St, 42101, (502) 843-8392 Eastwood Baptist, 500 Eastwood Ave, 42103, (502) 842-7867 Eleventh Street Baptist, 874 East 11th Ave, 42101, (502) 842-4911 Emmanuel Baptist Chapel, 923 West Main St Rd, 42101, (502) 781-7645 Fairview Memorial Missionary, 1150 Fairview Ave, 42103, (502) 781-9376 Fairview United Methodist, 336 Mount Olivet Rd, 42101, (502) 745-9977 Faith Missionary, 921 East 10th Ave, 42101, (502) 843-3113 First Apostolic, 1025 Barren River Rd, 42101, (502) 782-8705 First Assembly of God, 1423 Scottsville Rd, 42104, (502) 842-0223 First Baptist, 621 East 12th Ave, 42101, (502) 842-0331 First Christian, 1106 State St, 42101, (502) 843-3191 First Church of The Nazarene, 1503 Westen St, 42104, (502) 842-5024 First Pentecostal, 4200 Diddle Dr, 42101, (502) 782-9550 Forest Park Baptist, 520 Old Morgantown Rd, 42101, (502) 843-3419 Fountain Square, 929 College St, 42101, (502) 781-1887 Glen Lily Baptist, 2344 Glen Lily Rd, 42101, (502) 781-2638 Glendale Baptist, 1000 Roselawn Way, 42104, (502) 781-1708 Gospel of Peace Tabernacle. 2014 Claypool Alvaton Rd, 42103, (502) 843-9547 Grace Baptist, 110 Mark Trail, 42101, (502) 781-5355 Greenwood Baptist, 5165 Scottsville Rd, 42104, (502) 781-2378 Hillvue Heights, 3219 Nashville Rd, 42101, (502) 842-0012 Holy Apostles Lutheran, 1725 Ashley Circle # 113, 42104, (502) 781-6737 Holy Spirit Catholic, 2232 Smallhouse Rd, 42104, (502) 842-7777 Holy Trinity Lutheran, 553 Ashmoor Ave, 42101, (502) 843-1001 House of Refugee Church of God, 517 Pearl St, 42101, (502) 782-8555 Jehovah's Witnesses, 4655 Russellville Rd, 42101, (502) 781-2243 Kerr Memorial Methodist, 103 East 12th Ave, 42101, (502) 843-9729 Life Fellowship Ministries Inc, 1182 Stubbins St, 42101, (502) 782-3746 Little Zion Baptist, 421 East 5th Ave, 42101, (502) 843-0619 Living Hope Baptist, 1805 Westen St, 42104, (502) 843-9462 Living Word, 487 Memphis Junction Rd, 42101, (502) 796-9496 Madison Avenue General Baptist, 1617 Madison St 42101, (502) 781-9934 Meadow Land Baptist, 1188 Detour Rd, 42101, (502) 842-3580 Mount Hebrew Cumberland, 4758 Louisville Rd, 42101, (502) 746-0935 Mount Olivet Presbyterian, 2640 Mount Olivet Rd, 42101, (502) 843-0223 Mount Pleasant Church of Christ, 10980 Kewy Hwy 185, 42101, (502) 777-1828 Mount Zion Baptist, 175 Graham Dr, 42101, (502) 781-2569 New Bethel Baptist, 801 Church St, 42101, (502) 842-5221 New Life Church-Nazarene, 226 Old Lovers Lane, 42103, (502) 782-8438 Northside Free Will Baptist, 7368 Louisville Rd, 42101, (502) 781-3579 Our Lord's Temple, 834 Pearl St, 42101, (502) 843-4656 Parkway Church of Christ, 125 Hilltopper Dr, 42101, (502) 842-2049 Plano Community Chapel, 1876 Plano Rd, 42104, (502) 782-2249 Presbyterian Church, 1003 State St, 42101, (502) 843-4707 Resurrection, 824 Parkland Way, 42101, (502) 782-2889 Rich Pond Baptist, 200 Brad Ave, 42104, (502) 842-2593 Richardsville Church of Christ, 2125 Richardsville Rd, 42101, (502) 777-3702 Richpond First Baptist, 2302 Richpond Rd, 42104, (502) 746-9816 Romans Road Baptist, 1624 Johnson Dr, 42101, (502) 745-0075 Saint James United Methodist, 575 Winfield Dr, 42103, (502) 842-4949 Saint Joseph Catholic, 434 Church Ave, 42101, (502) 842-2525 Scottsville Road Baptist, 6330 Scottsville Rd, 42104, (502) 843-6645 Seventh Street Baptist, 210 East 7th Ave, 42101, (502) 782-8410 Seventh-Day Adventist, 1740 Cave Mill Rd, 42104, (502) 782-9748 Southside Baptist, 557 Memphis Junction Rd, 42101, (502) 782-5558 St Thomas Aquinas, 1403 College St, 42101, (502) 843-3638 State Street Baptist, 340 State St, 42101, (502) 843-8016 State Street United Methodist, 1101 State St, 42101 (502) 842-8171 Taylor African Methodist, 314 East 7th Ave, 42101, (502) 842-3891 Three Springs Road Church-Christ, 3210 Three Springs Rd, 42104, (502) 781-4184 Trinity Baptist, 200 Center St, 42101, (502) 781-7450 Trinity Christian, 634 Wakefield St, 42103, (502) 842-0409 Trinity Free Will, 4550 Smallhouse Rd, 42104, (502) 781-5254 Twelfth Street Church-Christ, 213 East 12th Ave, 42101, (502) 843-3163 (c) Copyright 4 February 1999, Sandra K. 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TIP #221: REVOLUTIONARY WAR BOUNTY RECIPIENTS CONTINUED: A continuation of the non-commissioned officers and privates who received bounty land in KY and some in OH based on their service in the war. Nicholas Hagerty, John Halfpenny, James Hamilton, John Hardin, Richard Harris, John Harrison, Richard Harvie, William Haynes, John Hefferlin, George Henning, William Herbert, James Hicks, James Hines, Samuel Hodgkins, Drury Holand, James Holmes, William Hooks, Walter Hooper, Thomas Hough, James Howard, Joseph Hughes, James Hunt, Smith Hyslop. William Irby, George Isan John Jacobs, Roley Jacobs, William Jacobs, Edward Jackson, Francis Jarvis, Gowan Jeffries, John Johnson, Moses Johnson, Samuel Johnson, Holmes Jones, Joel Jones, John Jones, Richard Jones, Robert Jones, Thomas Jones, Zachariah Jones, John Jourdain. Michael Kains, John Keen, Peter Kelly, Jeremiah Kendall, David Kendrick, Thomas Kennon, Joseph Kenny, James Kerr, William Kidd David Lahaw, Jeremiah Lahaw, James Law, John Laws, George Lear, Valentine Leach, John Lee, John Leigh, Dedrick Leman, Samuel Lemman, William Lent, Major Lipscomb, Thomas Lipscomb, Goodrell Lively, Samuel Lucas. Thomas McCain, Samuel McCall, Peter McCartney, Francis McCraw, Terence McDonald, William McDonald, David McForman, John McDowell, Alexander McIntosh, Eneas McKay, Alexander McKinsey, William McKnight, Alexander McLardy, Michael McNoley. Martin Madder, Clairborne Maddox, Henry Mancham, Henry Marshall, Richard Marshall, Thomas Marshall, Thomas Martin, Owen Mason, John Massie, John Mead, John Means, Ebenezer Mentor, James Mitchell, John Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell, Isaac Money, William Moody, Nicholas Moore, Charles Morehead, Charles Morgan, James Morgan, George Moxley, Anthony Mullen, John Murphy, Michael Murphy, John Murrick Harman Nash, George Neal, Charles Nelmes, Archlaus Noel, Richard Noel, Bazaabeel Norris, Aquilla Norwell. William Obannon, James Obrean, Henry Oram, John Overstreet. William Palmer, Jeremiah Parker, John H. Parkerson, Thomas Parsley, Edward Paul, John Payne, William Perry, Conrad Peterson, Alexander Petrie, James Peyton, John Phillips, Charles Pierson, William Piles, John Plodd, John Poe, William Poe, William Polly, Robert Pool, William Pope, John Potts, William Powers, William Powler, David Price, Richard Priddy, James Pritchard, George Pritchett, Lewis Pugh, Henry Puntten. Robert Rains, Nathaniel Ralls, James Rankins, Francis Ratcliff, Thomas Ray, William Raynolds, Moses Rawlins, John Redwood, James Reatley, John Rice, William Rice, John Riley, Abraham Ritchie, John Ritchison, George Roberts, John Roberts, James Robertson, George Robinson, James Robinson, William Robinson, William Rock, Samuel Roundtree, Jesse Rose, Jeffrey Russell, William Russell, Julius Rutherford, James Ryals, George Ryan, John Ryland. Daniel Sanders, Thomas Sanders, John Saxton, James Sergeant, Drury Scott, John Scott, Ephraim Scroggins, John Scroggins, Larkin Self, Michael Sellers, Henry Shackelford, M. Shackleford, Josiah Sharp, David Shelton, James Shields, John Shoope, Thomas Shores, John Shull, Bryant Simmons, Henry Skinner, N. Slaughter, George Smith, Jacob Smock, William Soles, George Golomon, Henry Spence, John Spruice, David Stafford, Daniel Steith, John Stephens, Philip Stewart, Robert Stewart, John Stockdell, Edward Stokes, Thomas Strotherd, William Sudduth, John Sudthard. William Taylor, Edmund Terrill, Elkanah Tharp, John Timmons, Robert Todd, William Tomlin, Ewell Townsend, Solomon Tracy, Vincent Trapp, Dawson Treackle, John Treackle, Nathaniel Triplett, Robert Turk, David Turner, Benjamin Tyler. Henry Vann George Walden, Robert Wallerson, Tillman Walters, Lawrence Ware, Daniel Wasser, Peter Waterfield, Joshua Wayland, John Weaver, Phillip Webber, John Welch, Patrick Welch, Sawney Whistler, Jacob Whitsell, James Williams, Reuben Williams, James Wilson, John Wilson, John Wimbush, John Winifree, James Winkfield, George Winter, Samuel Wise, John Wofter, Andrew Wolf, Hugh Wood, Thomas Wooten. Anthony Yates, Henry Yeager William Zimmerman. This ends the Revolutionary War series. Sandi (c) Copyright 2 February 1999, Sandra K. Gorin, All Rights Reserved, sgorin@glasgow-ky.com TIP OF THE WEEK! CHECK OUT THE KYRESEARCH TIPS by chosing TIPS below. Col Sandi Gorin 205 Clements,Glasgow, KY 42141 (502) 651-9114 PUBLISHING: http://www.members.tripod.com/~GorinS/index.html GORIN WEBSITE: http://members.delphi.com/sgorin/index.html SCKY: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/BarrenObits TIPS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips KYBIOS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios ARCHIVES: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

TIP #220 KENTUCKY CHURCHES - BAUGHMAN THROUGH BENTON: Baughman (Unknown Co): Turkey Creek Baptist, 40906, (606) 542-5233 Bardstown (Nelson Co): Bardstown Baptist, 320 North 3rd St, 40004, (502) 348-3866 Botland Christian, 5326 Springfield Rd, 40004, (502) 349-1830 Calvary Assembly of God, 1839 Templin Ave, 40004, (502) 348-0658 Church of Christ, 1104 North 3rd St, 40004, (502) 348-2204 Church of God, 3903 Louisville Rd, 40004, (502) 348-0501 Episcopal Church-The Ascension, 211 North 3rd St, 40004, (502) 348-4317 Faith Fellowship, 1126 Bloomfield Rd, 40004, (502) 348-7380 First Baptist, 315 North 2nd St, 40004, (502) 348-2711 First Cedar Creek Baptist, 754 Bellwood Rd, 40004, (502) 349-0744 First Christian, 175 East John Rowan Blvd, 40004, (502) 348-3210 First Presbyterian, 209 North 2nd St, 40004, (502) 348-6076 Jehovah's Witnesses, 1021 North 3rd St, 40004, (502) 349-6548 Mill Creek Baptist, 431 Poplar Flat Rd, 40004, (502) 348-5049 Nelson Christian, 1760 New Shepherdsville Rd, 40004, (502) 348-3495 Nelson County Baptist, 55 Lutheran Church Rd, 40004, (502) 348-0117 Seventh Day Adventist Reform, 40004, (502) 349-1937 St John AME Zion, 219 East Brashear Ave, 40004, (502) 348-1422 St Joseph, 310 West Stephen Foster Ave, 40004, (502) 348-3126 St Monica's Renew Center, 407 South 3rd St, 40004, (502) 348-6200 United Methodist, 116 East Flaget St, 40004, (502) 348-3209 Wickland Baptist, 510 Bloomfield Rd, 40004, (502) 348-7661 Woodlawn Beechfork Methodist, 4110 Woodlawn Rd, 40004, (502) 348-5507 Bardwell (Carlisle Co): Bardwell Baptist, Hwy 51 South, 42023, (502) 628-3645 Bardwell Christian, Hwy 51, 42023, (502) 628-3861 Bardwell Church of Christ, Hwy 62, 42023, (502) 628-3940 Bardwell United Methodist, Hwy 51, 42023, (502) 628-3101 Mississippi Baptist, RR 1, 42023, (502) 628-3340 St John Missionary Baptist, 42023, (502) 628-3926 Barlow (Ballard Co.): Barlow Baptist, 135 North 6th St, 42024, (502) 334-3555 Barlow United Methodist, 198 South 5th St, 42024, (502) 334-3569 First General Baptist, 255 South 4th St, 42024, (502) 334-3028 Ohio Valley Baptist, 538 Hazelwood Rd, 42024, (502) 334-3924 Baskett (Henderson): Advance Baptist, Hwy 1078, 42402, (502) 827-1481 Battletown (Meade Co): Cold Spring Baptist, 40104, (502) 497-4500 Bear Branch (Unknown Co): Couch's Fork Church of God, 33226 Hwy 421, 41714, (606) 672-2935 Beattyville (Lee Co): Abundant Light Faith Center, 6462 Hwy 52 West, 41311, (606) 464-9006 Beattyville Assembly of God, Hwy 52 West, 41311, (606) 464-2823 Beattyville Baptist, Booneville Rd, 41311, (606) 464-2524 Beattyville Christian, Locust St, 41311, (606) 464-2767 Beattyville First Church-God, Booneville Rd, 4131, (606) 464-3693 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Zachariah Rd, 41311, (606) 464-3378 Church of The Nazarene, 806 Grand Ave, 41311, (606) 464-8028 Grace Baptist, Zachariah Rd, 41311, (606) 464-3216 Hilltop Missionary Baptist, 1593 Hwy 52 West, 41311, (606) 464-8062 Mc Guire Memorial Presbyterian, Main St, 41311, (606) 464-8476 Pentecostal Holiness, Heidelburg Rd, 41311, (606) 464-0777 Queen of All Saints, 90 Railroad St, 41311, (606) 464-8695 Saint Thomas Episcopal, East Main, 41311, (606) 464-8452 Beauty (Martin Co): Gospel Light Baptist, Hwy 2031, 41203, (606) 395-7274 Beaver Dam (Ohio Co): Barnes Chapel Methodist, Bruce School Rd, 42320, (502) 274-7619 Beaver Dam Baptist, 343 South Main St, 42320, (502) 274-7174 Beaver Dam Methodist, 302 North Lafayette St, 42320, (502) 274-4590 Catholic Church, 117 13th St, 42320, (502) 274-3414 Church of Christ, 1235 Williams St, 42320, (502) 274-4451 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 200 South Main St, 42320, (502) 298-9199 Green River Baptist, Hwy 231, 42320, (502) 274-4147 Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's, 155 Silver St, 42320, (502) 274-4699 New Covenant Fellowship, 58 Miller Rd, 42320, (502) 298-3894 Ohio County Christian Center, 713 West 1st St, 42320, (502) 274-7602 Ridgecrest Baptist, Ridgecrest Dr, 42320, (502) 274-4886 Bedford (Trimble Co): Bedford Baptist, US Hwy 42 East, 40006, (502) 255-3240 Bedford Christian, Main St, 40006, (502) 255-4413 Bedford Pentecostal, US Hwy 42 West, 40006, (502) 255-7673 Bedford United Methodist, 10 Fairview Circle, 40006, (502) 255-3208 Children of The King Church, Shepherd Dr, 40006, (502) 255-7482 Fellowship Baptist, West St, 40006, (502) 255-7616 New Life Community Assembly, 302 Church St, 40006, (502) 255-3207 Poplar Ridge Baptist, 2475 Mount Pleasant Rd, 40006, (502) 255-0060 Beech Creek (Muhlenberg Co): Leigh's Chapel Baptist, Leighs Chapel Rd, 42321, (502) 476-3059 Beechmont (Muhlenberg Co): Beech Creek Baptist, Ebenezer Rd, 42323, (502) 476-2036 Beechmont Church of Christ, 376 Reynolds Dr, 42323, (502) 476-2878 Belcher (Pike Co): Ferrells Creek Church-Christ, 372 Ferrells Creek Rd, 41513, (606) 754-4160 Belfrey (Pike Co): Belfry Freewill Baptist, US Hwy 119, 41514, (606) 353-0426 Belfry United Methodist, US Hwy 119, 41514, (606) 353-4843 Big Creek Baptist, 1983 North Big Creek R, 41514, (606) 353-7261 First Baptist, 30 Main St, 41514, (606) 353-4645 Sharondale Church of Christ, 40 Little Mudlick Branch, 41514, (606) 353-9819 Bellevue (Campbell): Assembly of God-Glad Tidings, 224 Foote Ave, 41073, (606) 431-4926 Calvary Methodist, 210 Poplar St, 41073, (606) 261-9796 First Baptist, 254 Washington Ave, 41073, (606) 431-5532 Prince of Peace Lutheran, 306 Center St, 41073, (606) 581-7129 Sacred Heart, 318 Division St, 41073, (606) 261-6172 St Anthony's, 320 Poplar St, 41073, (606) 431-7143 St John United Church-Christ, 520 Fairfield Ave, 41073, (606) 261-2066 Belton (Muhlenberg Co): Hortons Chapel Church-Christ, Union Ridge Rd, 42324, (502) 657-2694 Benham (Harlan Co): Benham United Methodist, McKnight & Central Ave, 40807, (606) 848-2052 Goode Temple AME Zion, 280 Liberty, 40807, (606) 848-5627 Lynch United Methodist, Church St, 40807, (606) 848-5422 Rising Star Baptist, Church St, 40807, (606) 848-2114 Benton (Marshall Co): Aurora Christian, 30 Union Ridge Rd, 42025, (502) 354-8080 Benton Baptist Temple, US Hwy 641 North, 42025, (502) 527-7485 Briensburg Baptist, 892 Briensburg Rd, 42025, (502) 527-3757 Briensburg United Methodist, 1966 US Hwy 68 East, 42025, (502) 527-5205 Christian Fellowship, 1417 US Hwy 68 East, 42025, (502) 527-8369 Church Grove United Methodist, US Hwy 641 South, 42025, (502) 527-9366 Church of Christ Benton, 1101 Olive St, 42025, (502) 527-3585 Church of Christ Briensburg, 3349 Benton Briensburg Rd, 42025, (502) 527-8691 Church of The Nazarene, US Hwy 641 South & 17th St, 42025, (502) 527-8591 Community Bible, 922 Oak Level Rd, 42025, (502) 527-0105 First Apostolic, 395 US Hwy 68 West, 42025, (502) 527-2816 First Baptist, 901 West 10th St, 42025, (502) 527-7575 First Christian Church-Disciples, US Hwy 641 South, 42025, (502) 527-8560 First Missionary Baptist, Main & 13th St, 42025, (502) 527-7615 First United Methodist, PO Box 462, 42025, (502) 527-3990 Hamlet Baptist, 3923 Eggners Ferry Rd, 42025, (502) 354-6967 House of Prayer, 321 Main St, 42025, (502) 527-1078 Jehovah's Witnesses, Hwy 68, 42025, (502) 527-8105 Lakeland Parish Center, 4238 US Hwy 68 East, 42025, (502) 354-8639 Maple Hill Church of Christ, Hwy 795, 42025, (502) 527-2744 Maple Spring United Methodist, 9643 US Hwy 68 East, 42025, (502) 354-8434 MT Carmel United Methodist, 1950 Big Bear Hwy , 42025, (502) 354-8067 New Bethel Baptist, Mayfield Hwy , 42025, (502) 527-3787 New Harmony Baptist, 4757 Symsonia Hwy, 42025, (502) 527-3811 New Life Assembly of God Worship, 1124 Mayfield Hwy , 42025, (502) 527-5755 New Zion Baptist, 2796 Wadesboro Rd South, 42025, (502) 437-4654 Oak Grove Cumberland Presbyterian, 2674 Magness Rd, 42025, (502) 437-4606 Oak Level Church of Christ, 4695 Wadesboro Rd North, 42025, (502) 527-8241 Oak Level United Methodist, 5088 Wadesboro Rd North, 42025, (502) 527-5555 Oak Valley Church of Christ, 289 Oak Valley Rd, 42025, (502) 527-1918 Palma United Methodist, US Hwy 68, 42025, (502) 527-5894 Pleasant Valley Missionary, 860 Pleasant Valley Rd, 42025, (502) 527-2226 Sand Hill Baptist, 10318 State Route 408 East, 42025, (502) 658-3541 St Matthew by The Lake Lutheran, 3666 US Hwy 641 North, 42025, (502) 527-1856 Union Hill Church of Christ, 882 Union Hill Rd, 42025, (502) 437-4451 Union Ridge Baptist, 1014 Union Ridge Rd, 42025, (502) 354-6976 Walnut Street Baptist, 1605 Walnut St, 42025, (502) 527-9015 Zions Cause Baptist, 1532 US Hwy 58, 42025, (502) 527-9696 (c) Copyright 28 January 1999, Sandra K. 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TIP #219 - THE PIONEER'S FIRST GLIMPSE OF KENTUCKY It has been said rightfully so, that genealogy is not just a list of births, deaths, marriages and burials. Genealogy is YOUR family; what they did, how they lived and what effected their lives. I have done previous tips on some of the history of early Kentucky, but as one gets deeper into one's family tree, the researcher wants to make his history "live." Names and dates are impressive for those who can trace their family tree back to nobility or felon ... but the family tree is never so exciting as when one explores the surroundings. Collins, in his History of Kentucky, written originally in 1847, took such a look. He realized that in generations to come, descendants of these hearty pioneers would want to know what made them they became. What did early Kentucky look like? One Capt. Imlay, an officer of the Revolutionary army, and an early witness of the settlement of Kentucky, published in 1793, New York, a description of the western territory of North America. This was his view of Kentucky, written to a correspondent in England. "Everything here assumes a dignity and splendor I have never seen in any other part of the world. You ascend a considerable distance from the shore of the Ohio, and when you would suppose you had arrived at the summit of a mountain, you find yourself upon an extensive level. Here an eternal verdure reigns, and the brilliant sun of latitude 39 degrees, piercing through the azure heavens, produces in this prolific soil an early maturity which is truly astonishing." "Flowers full and perfect, as if they had been cultivated by the hand of a florist, with all their captivating colors, and with all the variegated charms which color and nature can produce here, in the lap of elegance and beauty, decorate the smiling groves. Soft zephyrs gently breathe on sweets, and the inhaled air gives a voluptuous glow of health and vigor, that seems to ravish the intoxicated senses. The sweet songsters of the forest appear to feel the influence of the genial clime, and in more soft and modulated tones warble their tender notes in unison with love and nature. Every thing here gives delight; and, in that wild effulgence which beams around us, we feel a glow of gratitude for the elevation which our all bountiful Creator has bestowed upon us." (Collins, p. 153). Collins quotes John Filson's "Discovery, Settlement and present state of Kentucky," published as a supplement to the above which was written in 1784: "The country in some parts nearly level; in others not so much so; in others again hilly, but moderately - and in such places there is most water. The levels are not like a carpet, but interspersed with small risings and declivities, which form a beautiful prospect. The soil is of a loose, deep, black mould without sand, in the first rate lands about two or three feet deep, and exceedingly luxuriant in all its productions. The country in general may be considered as well timbered, producing large trees of many kinds, and to be exceeded by no country in variety. Those which are peculiar to Kentucky are the sugar tree, which grows in all parts, and furnishes every family with great plenty of excellent sugar. The honey-locust is curiously surrounded with large thorny spikes, bearing broad and long pods in the form of peas, has a sweet taste, and makes excellent beer. The coffee tree greatly resembles the black oak, grows large, and also bears a pod, in which is enclosed coffee. The pawpaw tree does not grow to a great size, is a soft wood, bears a fine fruit, much like a cucumber in shape and size, and tastes sweet. Of the fine cane, on which the cattle feed and grow fat, this plant in general grows from three to twelve feet high, of a hard substance, with joints at eight or ten inches distance along the stalk, from which proceed leaves resembling those of the willow. There are many canebrakes, so thick and tall, that it is difficult to pass through them. Where no cane grows, there is an abundance of wild rye, clover and buffalo grass, covering vast tracts of country, and affording excellent food for cattle. The fields are covered with an abundance of wild herbage not common to other countries. Here are seen the finest crown-imperial in the world, the cardinal flower, so much extolled for its scarlet color, and all the year, excepting the winter months, the plains and valleys are adorned with a variety of flowers of the most admirable beauty. Here is also found the tulip-bearing laurel tree, or magnolia, which is very fragrant and continues to blossom and seed for several months together." (Collins, p. 154). The principal rivers of Kentucky are the Ohio, Mississippi, Tennessee, Cumberland, Kentucky, Green, Licking, Big and Little Sandy, Salt and the Rolling Fork of Salt River. The Mississippi washes the Kentucky shore from the mouth of the Ohio to a point below New Madrid. Big and Little Sandy lie in the eastern extremity of the State. The Kentucky, Licking, Salt and Rolling Fork of Salt Rivers, flow through the interior of the state. The geological formations include at the lowest level the blue limestone, then the cliff limestone, slate or shale, and sandstone. Cavernous limestone is abundant, as is the conglomerate coal series. Minerals are abundant in Kentucky including iron, lead, salt, saltpeter, gypsum, hydraulic lime. Mineral springs are to be found throughout the state. At the Blue Springs on the bank of the Licking River is found a sulphur spring which contains a large amount of common salt and is highly prized. (Collins, 159-160). What an awe-inspiring sight must have awaited the first brave men and women who rode and walked into Kentucky! Dr. Walker, who visited the state in 1758 - many years before the Commonwealth of Kentucky was formed - was followed by Finley in 1767 and Daniel Boone in 1769. Later came Knox in 1770. Many came here because of the bounty lands which had been awarded to the brave soldiers of the Revolutionary War and the French war. These lands, in payment of services rendered, were to be "located on the western waters". Surveyors were sent to Kentucky to locate all these lands. Captain Thomas Bullitt led, in 1773, a party of surveyors down the Ohio to the Falls, and he as successful in platting many of the lands. James, George and Robert M'afee, brothers, had accompanied Bullitt from Virginia to the mouth of the Kentucky River. By 1774, other parties began to arrived followed by hunters who had heard of the wealth of game in this unspoiled country. James Harrod came and built his cabin where now Harrodsburg stands. Boonesborough was formed, built by the much loved Daniel Boone. In 1775, at the completion of the fort, the first known white women arrived. Mrs. Boone and her daughters arrived at Boonesborough in September of that year; Mrs. Denton, Mrs. M'Gary and Mrs. Hogan ssettled in Harrodsburg. By the spring of 1776, Colonel Richard Calloway brought his wife and two daughters to Boonsboroguh and in March, Colonel Benjamin Logan brought his wife and family to Logan's Fort, about one miles west of Stanford, in now Logan County. Slaves came with their owners and were immediately engaged in putting out crops. It was during the summer of this year, 1775, that George Rogers Clark came to the area for the first time; he an avid hunter and a great favorite of the pioneers. In 1775, Kentucky became a county and was allowed justices of the peace, a sheriff, constables, coroners and militia officers. At Harrodsburg in 1777, the court of quarter sessions met with Levi Todd serving as its sheriff and clerk, along with John Todd, John Floyd, Benjamin Logan, John Bowman and Richard Calloway. Almost immediately, a new danger raised its head; the Indians. Fighting with the Indians became a daily way of life for the pioneers and many noble men and women, along with children, lost their lives; many whose names are lost in the pages of time. George Rogers Clark mentioned above soon played an important role in the settling of Kentucky, of whose history has been written so glowingly in many of this historical accounts. With the Revolutionary War still raging, in 1776, Clark was taking surveys in Kentucky. He noted the northwestern posts which at the time were garrisons of the British troops which supplied most of the arms and ammunitions to the predatory Indian bands. His adventures would fill volumes and cannot be extended here in this post. Virginia neglected to provide for the general survey of Kentucky County at the expense of the government and it was done by the United States. Each possessor of a land warrant was allowed to locate the same where ever he pleased, he had to pay for his own survey. His entry of land was required to be quite specific so each other locator could recognize that this land had already been taken up. But, because there were so few qualified surveyors and record keeping was not the best, many sorrows, lawsuits and problems soon sprung up as the hunters and pioneers found their entries piled upon each other, overlapping boundaries, and general confusion. As the state became more settled, the problems intensified. And the immigrants did come - elk and buffalo hunters, Indian hunters, settlers - they came in a flurry. Everyone wanted the most rich section of land and no Indian was going to stand in the way. (c) Copyright 26 January 1999, Sandra K. 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So many of you wrote me asking me to do a listing of all the churches in KY. I am going to publish them here, possibly with other messages in between because there are over 5200 of them. I do not have access to their starting dates so many of these will be churches who do not date back to pioneer times. I hope this will be of help to the Kentucky researcher. Adairville (Logan Co): Adairville Baptist, 327 West Gallatin Street, 42202, (502) 539-6696 Adairville Church of Christ, North Main Street, 42202, (502) 539-6911 Adairville United Methodist, 205 North Church Street, 42202, (502) 539-5180 Living Word, 203 North Church Street, 42202, (502) 539-5818 Marriah Grove Baptist, 108 Marriah Church Road, 42202, (502) 539-7540 Selectman Chapel AME Zion, 405 South Walnut Street, 42202, (502) 539-6773 Whipporwill Baptist, 42202, (502) 726-9932 Adolphus (Allen Co): Faith Assembly Pentecostal, 1017 Andrew Jackson Highway, 42120, (502) 622-7670 MT Union United Methodist, 20 Maple Grove Church Road, 42120, (502) 622-6238 Aflex (Pike Co): Aflex Baptist, 41514, (606) 237-8421 Alexandria (Campbell): Alexandria Church of Christ, 36 Poplar Ridge Road, 41001, (606) 635-4160 Alexandria United Methodist, 316 West Main Street, 41001, (606) 635-9727 Bethel Baptist, 281 Miller Road, 41001, (606) 635-4720 Fairlane Baptist, 5913 Herringer Road, 41001, (606) 694-6333 First Assembly of God, 4205 Alexandria Pike, 41001, (606) 635-1441 First Baptist, 104 Washington Street, 41001, (606) 635-5923 Gabbard Tabernacle, 3786 Rifle Range Road, 4100, (606) 635-7490 Grants Lick Baptist, 175 Clayridge Road, 41001, (606) 635-2444 Licking Valley Baptist, 3384 Licking Pike, 41001, (606) 635-0310 Main Street Baptist, 306 West Main Street, 4100, (606) 635-5725 Persimmon Grove Baptist, 5196 Persimmon Grove Road, 4100, (606) 635-7311 Pleasant Ridge Baptist, 5147 Lees Road, 41001, (606) 635-3077 St Mary's Catholic, 5 South Jefferson Street, 41001, (606) 635-4188 St Paul's United Church-Christ, 1 North Jefferson Street, 41001, (606) 635-9394 Albany (Clinton Co): Albany United Methodist, 304 East Cumberland Street, 42602, (606) 387-6285 Cave Springs Baptist, Highway 734, 42602, (606) 387-5532 Clearfork Baptist, Highway 738, 42602, (606) 387-5679 Emmanuel Catholic, Highway 127 North, 42602, (606) 387-7251 First Baptist, 110 West Cumberland St, 42602, (606) 387-5909 First Christian, South Cross, 42602, (606) 387-8274 First Church of The Nazarene, Water, 42602, (606) 387-5887 Gospel Independent Baptist, Browns Crossroads, 42602, (606) 387-5714 Maupin Concord United Methodist, Hwy 696, 42602, (606) 387-7302 Nazarene Church, Highway, Albany, KY 42602, (606) 387-6328 Northside Church-The Nazarene, 912 North Cross Street, 42602, (606) 387-8173 Stony Point Baptist, Hwy 90, 42602, (606) 387-6289 Allen (Floyd Co): Allen United Methodist, 105 Ball Park Street, 41601, (606) 874-2344 Endicott Free Will Baptist, 1355 Kewy Route 3385, 41601, (606) 874-9465 Pleasant Home Baptist, 64 Wrights Lane, 4160, (606) 874-9812 Prestonsburg Congregation, US Highway 23 West, 41601, (606) 874-9638 Trimble Chapel, 2343 Watergap Road, 41601, (606) 874-2324 Alvaton (Warren Co): Alvaton Church of Christ, 10134 Scottsville Road, 42122, (502) 796-9101 Bethany Baptist, 42122, (502) 842-7906 Annville (Jackson Co): Annville Baptist, Barret Lane, 40402, (606) 364-5540 Annville Reformed, Hwy 30 West, 40402, (606) 364-3474 Annville United Methodist, PO Box 335, 40402, (606) 364-2428 Bond Baptist, Bond KY, 40402, (606) 364-5985 Bond Pentecostal, 40402, (606) 364-2074 Conway Christian, 2805 Ward Rd, 40402, (606) 364-2136 Seven Pines Pentecostal, ASA Flat Rd, 40402, (606) 364-3750) Arjay (Bell Co): Arjay Community Pentecostal, Highway 66, 40902, (606) 337-8183 Arlington (Carlisle Co): Arlington First Baptist, RR 2 Box 162A, 42021, (502) 655-5413 Arlington United Methodist, Cherry Road, 42021, (502) 655-5171 Shiloh Baptist, RR 1 Box 165, 42021, (502) 694-4421 Silver Springs Missionary Baptist, 3rd Street, 42021, (502) 655-5317 Artemus (Knox Co): Artemus Baptist, P O Box 128, 40903, (606) 546-4245 Artemus Christian, Mills Lane, 40903, (606) 546-3493 Ashland (Boyd Co): 21st Street Tabernacle, 2100 Greenup Avenue, 41101, (606) 324-6677 Ashland Baptist, 201 33rd Street, 41101, (606) 324-2955 Ashland Family Lighthouse, 6417 US Route 60, 41102, (606) 928-4676 Ashland First Church-Nazarene, 2201 Bath Ave, 41101, (606) 325-4631 Ashland Grace, 2413 South 29th Street, 41102, (606) 324-7223 Ashland Heights Wesleyan, 2271 Sellars Street, 41101, (606) 325-2176 Ashland Plaza Church Nazarene, 400 Diederich Blvd, 41101, (606) 836-8121 Ashland Presbyterian Mnstrs, 1600 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 324-4079 Assembly of God, 525 Blackburn Ave, 41101, (606) 324-6657 Beech St Christian, 1672 Beech St, 41102, (606) 324-1067 Belmont Baptist, 2020 Belmont St, 41101, (606) 324-0723 Bible Baptist, 8130 Manor Dr, 41102, (606) 928-2022 Buckley Road Freewill Baptist, New Buckley Road, 41102, (606) 329-2259 Calvary Baptist, 3339 13th St, 41102, (606) 325-2012 Calvary Episcopal, 1337 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 325-2328 Cannonsburg Church, 13500 Copley Road, 41102, (606) 928-3770 Cannonsburg Methodist, 11620 Midland Trail Road, 41102, (606) 928-9855 Centenary United Methodist, 2901 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 324-4003 Central Baptist, 600 29th St, 41101, (606) 325-3421 Christ Temple, 2601 Lexington Ave, 41101, (606) 324-3251 Christ United Methodist, 2335 Pollard Road, 41101, (606) 329-8787 Christian Faith Outreach, 2700 Herman Ave, 41101, (606) 324-8505 Community Presbyterian, 605 Bellefonte Princess Rd, 41101, (606) 324-6484 Fairview Baptist, 2040 Main Street West, 41102, (606) 324-0669 First Baptist Church-Ashland, 1701 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 324-3100 First Baptist, 11512 Midland Trail Rd, 41102, (606) 928-8582 First Baptist Church Christian, 1620 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 324-3107 First Christian, 1930 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 324-5335 First Church of God, 3500 South 29th St, 41102, (606) 324-7520 First Presbyterian, 1600 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 324-4122 First United Methodist, 1811 Carter Ave, 41101, (606) 324-6159 Gospel Tabernacle Church-God, 2737 Herman Ave, 41101, (606) 325-1741 Grandview Church of God, 5546 Sherwood Dr, 41101, (606) 325-8840 Greenup Association of Baptist, 1502 Harlan St, 41101, (606) 329-2125 Heritage Temple Baptist, 13109 Copley Rd, 41102, (606) 928-4036 Holy Family, 900 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 329-1607 International Pentecostal, 514 39th St, 41101, (606) 325-1182 Ironville Enterprise Baptist, 145 West Donta R, 41102, (606) 928-2409 Jehovah's Witnesses, 3706 Hurricane Rd, 41101, (606) 325-5119 Johnson Memorial CME, 3013 Greenup Ave, 41101, (606) 324-3338 Liberty Missionary Baptist, 12835 Copley Rd, 41102, (606) 928-6611 Life Community, 2401 13th St, 41102, (606) 324-1939 Logos Harvest Fellowship, 2020 Carter Ave, 4110, (606) 324-7080 Meade Station Church of God, 1315 Marsh Hill Drive, 41102, (606) 928-5263 Moore Street Tabernacle, 2608 Moore St, 41101, (606) 324-8877 New Hope Baptist, 2717 Carter Ave, 41101, (606) 324-1795 Normal Presbyterian, 4316 Winchester Ave, 41101, (606) 324-0382 Old Orchard Church of Christ, 3600 Blackburn Ave, 41101, (606) 325-2778 Pentecostal Holiness, 2411 Montgomery Ave, 41101, (606) 324-6765 Pollard Baptist, 444 Blackburn Ave, 41101, (606) 324-3626 Rockdale Full Gospel Assembly, 1524 Shopes Creek Rd, 41102, (606) 928-4077 Rose Hill Baptist, 1001 Winslow Rd, 41102, (606) 329-2821 Rose Road Chapel, 1014 West Rose Rd, 41102, (606) 928-9027 Second Baptist, 4950 Williams Ave, 41101, (606) 324-5652 Second Freewill Baptist, 2121 29th St, 41101, (606) 324-5447 Seventh-Day Adventist, 4009 Hart St, 41101, (606) 329-0133 South Ashland Methodist, 2203 29th St, 4110, (606) 324-6961 St Paul's Lutheran, 1320 Bath Ave, 41101, (606) 324-3515 Summit Baptist, Hwy 716, 41102, (606) 928-6551 Summit Church of The Nazarene, 310 Summitt Rd, 41102, (606) 928-6065 Thirteenth St Freewill Baptist, 3430 13th St, 41102, (606) 325-8311 Thirteenth Street Baptist, 1812 13th St, 41101, (606) 324-7866 Trinity United Methodist, 1115 Trinity Lane, 41102, (606) 928-2134 United Christian Holiness, 3700 State Route 5, 41102, (606) 325-1123 Unity Baptist, 2320 29th St, 41101, (606) 324-7157 Westwood Christian, 424 Wheatley Rd, 41101, (606) 329-2151 Westwood Christian Baptist, 713 Wheatley Rd, 41101, (606) 325-7255 Westwood Enterprise Baptist, 1820 Hoods Creek Pike, 41101, (606) 329-2277 Wildwood Baptist, 3414 Charles St, 41102, (606) 324-6771 Williams Creek, 10422 State Route 5, 41102, (606) 928-2817 Bagdad (Shelby Co): Bagdad Baptist, 5790 Elmburg Road, 40003, (502) 747-8933 Christiansburg Baptist, 237 Frys Oldburg Road, 40003, (502) 747-8675 Bandana (Ballard Co): Bandana Baptist, 157 Allen Street, 42022, (502) 224-2391 Bandana United Methodist, 11524 Oscar Road, 42022, (502) 224-2995 Barbourville (Knox Co): Apple Grove Baptist, Campbell St, 40906, (606) 546-6514 Barbourville Church of God, Artemus Rd, 40906, (606) 546-8205 Christian Life Fellowship, Black St, 40906, (606) 546-9415 East Barbourville Baptist, Old Pineville Hwy, 40906, (606) 546-5912 Faith Tabernacle, Old 25 East, 40906, (606) 546-9413 First Advent Christian, 245 Sycamore Drive, 40906, (606) 546-9417 First Baptist, 201 North Main St, 40906, (606) 546-3636 First Christian, High St, 40906, (606) 546-4017 First United Methodist, 312 North Main St, 40906, (606) 546-3695 Kingdom Hall, Manchester St, 40906, (606) 546-6320 Lighthouse Tabernacle, Grey Lane, 40906, (606) 546-2238 New Bethel Baptist, HC 81 Box 1776, 40906, (606) 546-5887 New Life Church of God, Highway 11, 40906, (606) 546-5966 Northside Baptist, 2nd Street, 40906, (606) 546-4623 Paint Hill Baptist, Dishman Springs Rd, 40906, (606) 545-7327 Roadside Baptist, HC 81, 40906, (606) 546-4823 Scalf Chapel Pentecostal, 40906, (606) 546-2590 Sinking Valley Baptist, RR 83, 40906, (606) 546-5984 St Gregory Catholic, 329 Sycamore Drive, 40906, (606) 546-4461 St Paul Baptist, Pineville Road, 40906, (606) 546-9577 (c) Copyright 21 January 1999, Sandra K. 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TIP #217 REVOLUTIONARY WAR BOUNTY RECIPIENTS CONTINUED: This is the continuation of soldiers and officers of the Revolutionary War who received land in Kentucky (and some in Ohio) based on their service for Virginia. Lieutenants continued: William Painter/Pointer, James Parks, Nicholas Parker, Joseph Parrott, Joseph Payne, Josiah Payne, William Payne, Thomas Pearson, Archealus Perkins, John Perry, Samuel O. Pettus, Dade Peyton, Valentine Peyton, William Porter, William Porter, Peyton Powell, Seymore Powell, Thomas Powell, Robert Power, William Price, William Pride, Joseph Pugh, Willis Pugh, William Pullen, William Pyle. John Quarles, John Quarles, Robert Quarles, Thomas Quarles. Ephraim Ralph, William Randolph, Robert Rankin, Clement Read, Matthew Rhea, Nathaniel Rice, Walter Richardson, Nicholas Ricketts, John Robbins, John Robinson, John Roberts, William Robertson, --- Rodes, Andrew Rogers, Epaproditus Rudder, Albert Russell, Charles Russell, John Russell. Joseph Saunders, William Saunders, Joseph Savage, John Scarborough, Charles Scott, John Scott, John Eppes Scott, Walter Scott, Thos. Sears/Sayers, Samuel Selden, John Shackelford, William Shackelford, John Laughter, Lawrence Slaughter, Edward Smith, Francis Smith, James Smith, John Smith, Jonathan Smith, Nathan Smith, Obadiah Smith, W. Smith, William Smith, Wm. Sterling Smith, Stephen Southall, John Spencer, John Spitfathom, Richard Starke, William Starke, John Steele, William Steele, William Stephenss, F. Stephenson, Charles Stewart, John Stith, Charles Stockley, Philip Stuart, John Sturdivant, Stother Settle/Suttle. Nicholas Taliaferro, Josiah Tannehill, Henry Tatum, Zachariah Tatum, Richard Taylor, Thornton Taylor, Thomas Tebbs, James Thompson, John Thompson, Albion Throckmort'n, John Tibbs, Bennett Tompkins, Daniel Tompkins, John Towner, John Trabue, Edward Travis, George Triplett, Hedgeman Triplett, William Triplett, Charles Tutt, John Tyler, Nathaniel Tyler. Marks Vanderwall, Joseph Vanmeter, Clairborne Vaughan, John Vaughan, William Vawter, Charles Vowles, Henry Vowles, David Walker, Leven Walker, William Walker, Adam Wallace, David Walalce, Henry Wallace, William B. Wallace, Henry Waring, Richard Warsham, William Warsham, Geo. A. Washington, Isaac Webb, Thomas Weshurts, Cornelius Wstfall, William Whitaker, John White, John White, Thomas White, William White, B. Whiting, Francis Whiting, David Williams, Edward Williams, Henry Willis, J. Wilson, Willis Wilson, Joseph Winlock, William Winston, John Wisham, M. L. Woolsey. John Yancey, Charles Yarborough, Robert Young. ENSIGNS: William Armistead, Barnabas Arthur, Daniel Ball, James Barbour, John Barksdale, Henry Baylis, William Berry, James Berwick, William Bunbury, Samuel Carey, John Coleman, Nathaniel Darby, James Delaplane, George Eskridge, John Eustace, John Foster, John Gibson, John Giles, Francis Gray, Gabriel Green, George Greenway, Thomas Herbert, Isaac Hite, Henry Hughes, Pratt Hughes, Isaac Jeffries, John Lee, John Mills, John Morgan, Spencer Morgan, James Phillips, Samuel Phillips, Rees Pritchard, Willis Pugh, William P. Quarles, William Robertson, Thomas Sayers, John Scott, Robert Slaughter, William Slaughter, Francis Smith, William Spencer, Henry Tompkins, John Turner, James Wallace, John Walker, Edward Williams. CORNETS: Burgess Ball, Clement Carrington, Cole Digges, William Fitzhugh, William Harrison, Jasper Hughes, Edward Perry, Charles Scott, William Worsham, Leighton Yancey. MISCELLANEOUS OFFICERS (most Ensigns and Cornets?): William Ballard, John Bailey, William Bennett, Seth Blanden, Charles Bousch, John Brown, John Brittain, Christopher Bradley. Eleazer Callender, Joseph Calvert, Richard Clairborne, William Cotterill, Calvin Coke. Chris. Dicklawman, Robert Dobson, Henry Fleet, Dinwiddie Goodwin, Samuel Ball Green, Godfrey Gray, Richard Harcum, John Harvey, David Henderson, Isaac Hoomes, William Hoffler, Vincen Howell, Michael James, John Jennings, Lewis Jones, John Kautzman, John Kearney, James Lane, John Larty, Stephen Lewis, Rixchard Lightburn, Justice Livingston, Thomas Lilley, Burgess Longsworth, William Longsford, James Markham, John Mazaret, Walter McClung, John McElhaney, William McMahon, Joshua McWilliams, Elson Moore, Richard Montague, John Muir, Iverson Nuttall, William H. Parker, George Peyton, Francis Powell, Robert Quarles, John Renner, John Robins, Benjamin Rust, John Rydman, Celey Saunders, Nathaniel Savage, Martin Shearman, Joseph Singleton, Richard Smart, Erasmus Stribbling, William Stott, Gavin Summerson, Benjamin Taylor, Christ. Tompkins, John Tupman, Armand Volluson, Sharpleigh Waddy, Willis Wilson, Willis Wilson, Benjamin Winston, Jarret Williams, Wescott Wright. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS & PRIVATES: William Aaron, Thomas Adams, John Adeson, David Aikins, John Aldridge, Jacob Alfred, John Allen, William Allen, Charles Anderson, Jesse Anderson, William Andrews, William Arbuckle, Peter Armond. John Baptiste, Thomas Bagwell, Isme Bailey, James Bailey, James Baldwin, Charles Ballard, Daniel Barbee, Joshua Barbee, William Barbee, John Barber, Charles Barker, Margaret Barnes (widow?), John Barr, John Barrett, William Basey, William Baughan, Henry Baumgaratner, Nathaniel Beall, Cornelius Beasley, Christopher Becks, Daniel Bedinger, James Bell, William Bell, George Beltcher, John Bennett, Thomas Bennett, William Berkley, Samuel Bibbe, William Bigbee, Thomas Bird, P. Blackson, Robert Blair, Samuel Blair, Joseph Bohannon, Jeremiah Bolling, William Boniface, James Booth, John Bose/Booze, Jesse Borne, Henry Bowen, John Bowman, Joseph Brady, Michal Brady, John Branham, William Branham, James Banks/Brash, John Brent, John Brice, John Bridges, Samuel Brittaim, Isham Britton, Richard Braodus, Nathaniel Brook, George Brooke, Richard Brooker, John Brown, Robert Brown, George Burce, John Bryant, William Bryant, Mercer Bryson, Robert C. Bruce, Samuel Burek, John Burk, Harmon Button. Reuben Calvert, John Cardwell, Christ, Carpenter, Nicholas Carter, Robert Carter, William Carter, James Casady, John Case, William Cassell, James Cave, Joseph Cavender, David Chambers, William Champ, Stanley Chaffin, Henry Clark, Hezekiah Clark, William Clark, Thomas Chapman, John Chevers, John Chinowith, George Chrisholm, Presley Cockrel, Samuel Cole, Joseph Coleman, Samuel Coleman, Charles Colfrey, John Collins, William Collins, Augustine Compton, Terence Connor, William Conory, James Cook, Josiah Cornelius, Sydnot Cosby, James Cowherd, Robert Crawford, Thomas Crawford, Jesse Crosby, Robert Crouch, George Custard,. Daniel Dannakin, Jeremiah Davis, Presley Davis, Thompson Davis, Francis Dawson, Joseph Dean, William Death, Samuel Dedman, Edward Demasters, James Demus, John Demsey, James Dickens, Jesse Dillon, James Dishman, Anthony Dixon, Thomas Dixon, Nathaniel Dobbs, John Doland, Terence Doran, Terence Dorin, Patrick Dougherty, --- Downing, Robert Draper, Alex. Drummond, Robert Dudley, Robert Dugan, Henry Duke, James Durham. Samuel Eakins, John Edwards, Richard Edwards, Richard Edwards, William Emmins, Leonard Ermine, George Eskridge, Elisha Estes, Joseph Evans, Lawrence Everhearts, Thomas Ewell, Leonard Extine. George Faint, Phillip Faint, Jesse Farmer, John Farrell, Valentine Fautz, Michael Feagle, Jacob Fear, Patrick Fennegan, John Figgins, Archibald Finley, Joseph Fitzpatrick, Thos. Fitzsimmons, James Flaugherty, Joseph Flepp, Osborne Flinn, William Floyd, William Forbus, John Forreter, Lewis Fox, Thomas French, George Friskell. Caswell Gardner, Anthony Garnett, John Gassaway, John Gesner, William Gibbs, James Gibes, William Gimbo, Isaac Glass, Patrick Glasser, Samuel Glenn, Michael Gold, Benjamin Gray, Charles Green, John Green, Nathaniel Gregory, Walter Gregory, Matthew Grigg, George Grimes, Joel Grissell/Grissett, Thomas Groves, James Gunner. To be continued. (c) Copyright 19 January 1999, Sandra K. 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TIP #216 FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORY - PERRY THRU WOODFORD COUNTY Note: I have picked up a few correction from readers where my source material was in error. I will put those at the top of next week's post. This completes this series. Sandi Perry: Brashear Funeral Home Inc PO Box 124 Viper KY 41774-0124 606-476-2525 Brashear Funeral Home Inc, 7124 Ky Hwy 7, Viper, KY 41774, 606-476-2525 Engle Funeral Home 301 E Main St Hazard KY 41701-1922 606-436-2131 Maggard Brothers Funeral Home 432 E Main St Hazard KY 41701-1925 606-436-2175 Pike: Bailey Funeral Home Elkhorn St 317 Elkhorn Creek Rd Elkhorn City KY 41522-9411 606-754-4132 Bailey Funeral Home Obituary Service Elkhorn St Elkhorn City KY 41522 606-754-9070 Baker Funeral Home Mayo Trl Pikeville KY 41501 606-437-7386 Neal Funeral Chapel Hwy 92 Call, J W & Son Funeral Directors, 349 Hambley Blvd, Pikeville, KY 41501, 606-437-6228 Hatfield Funeral Chapel PO Box 216 Toler KY 41569-0216 606-353-7281 Jones, R S & Son Funeral Home, 1101 Rt 610, Virgie KY 41572, 606-639-4367 Justice Funeral Home Obituary Line 541 S Mayo Trl Pikeville KY 41501-1525 606-437-6692 Pike County Funeral Home 4902 Zebulon Hwy Pikeville KY 41501-3514 606-437-9993 Rogers, R E Funeral Home, Hwy 119, Belfry, KY 41514, 606-353-7212 Thacker Memorial Inc, 4964 Chloe Rd, Pikeville, KY 41501, 606-432-1800 Powell: Hearne Funeral Home 125 W College Ave Stanton KY 40380-2227 606-663-4375 Wells Funeral Homes Hwy 15 Stanton KY 40380 606-663-2203 Pulaski: Lake Cumberlands Funeral Livery Assoc Inc 207 S Richardson Dr Somerset KY 42501-2033 606-679-4218 Morris & Hislope Funeral Home 8200 N Hwy 27 Science Hill KY 42553 606-423-3131 Nancy Funeral Home 2029 Highway 80 Nancy KY 42544 606-636-6788 New Brothers Funeral Home 603 Monticello St Somerset KY 42501-2907 606-679-5903 Pulaski Funeral Home Inc N Highway 27 Somerset KY 42501 606-678-4166 Somerset Funeral Home, 113 N Main St, Somerset, KY 42501, 606-678-4171 Robertson Co: Robertson County Funeral Home, US Hwy 62, Mt. Olivet, KY 41064, 606-724-5000 Rockcastle: Cox Funeral Home Inc 80 Maple Dr Mount Vernon KY 40456-2721 606-256-4444 Obituary Line/Dowell-Martin Funeral Home W Main St Mount Vernon KY 40456 606-256-2997 Watsons Funeral Home Main St Brodhead KY 40409 606-758-8613 Rowan: Lane Stucky Funeral Home 808 Old Flemingsburg Rd Morehead KY 40351-8811 606-784-4134 Northcutt & Son Home For Funerals Inc 400 Fraley Dr Morehead KY 40351-8877 606-784-6491 Russell: Boyd Funeral Directors 212 E Main St Salem KY 42078-8049 502-988-3131 Pruitt, H E Memory Chapels, Inc, 202 N Main St, Jamestown, KY 42629, 502-343-3483 Rippetoe Funeral Home, 660 Lakeway Dr, Russell Springs, KY 42642, 502-866-3151 Wilson Funeral Home, 391 E Steve Warriner Dr, Russell Springs, KY 42642, 502-866-6151 Scott: Harrod Bros Funeral Home Main Stamping Ground KY 40379 502-535-4491 Tucker Yocum Wilson Funeral Home 320 W Main St Georgetown KY 40324-1327 502-863-1212 Shelby: Beckley-Morton Funeral Directors Main Street Shelbyville KY 40066 502-633-3750 Central Funeral Home 1144 Main St Shelbyville KY 40065-1420 502-633-3750 Cleveland Funeral Service Affiliated With Shan 12451 Mount Eden Rd Shelbyville KY 40066 502-633-1266 Hall-Taylor Funeral Home 1185 Main St Shelbyville KY 40065-1456 502-633-1655 Morton Beckley Funeral Home Main Shelbyville KY 40066 502-633-3750 Shannon Funeral Service Inc 1124 Main St Shelbyville KY 40065-1420 502-633-1266 Sholar Funeral Home Clyde & Brenda Sholar -Own Hwy 421 Pleasureville KY 40057 502-878-2521 Webb Funeral Home 114 Main St Shelbyville KY 40065-1022 502-633-3750 Simpson: Booker Funeral Home Inc, 325 W Cedar St, Franklin, KY 42134, 502-586-4464 Burrus Funeral Home 513 Jefferson St Franklin KY 42134-1727 502-586-3951 Crafton Funeral Home, Inc, 512 E Cedar St, Franklin, KY 42134, 502-586-7118 Spencer: Cleveland Funeral Srv 12451 Mount Eden Rd Mount Eden KY 40046-7000 502-738-5214 Taylor: Brown B J Funeral Home 710 E Broadway St Campbellsville KY 42718-1504 502-465-5118 Lyon-Dewitt Funeral Home Inc 503 E Main St Campbellsville KY 42718-1330 502-465-4141 McKinney-Brown Funeral Home, Campbellsville Rd, Liberty, KY 42539, 606-787-6219 Parrott & Ramsey Funeral Home 418 Lebanon Ave Campbellsville KY 42718-1804 502-465-8181 Todd: Cook -Webb Funeral Home, 216 W Park St, Guthrie, KY (502) 483-2157 Latham Funeral Home, 413 E Main St, Elkton, KY (502) 265-2150 Martin Funeral Home E Main Elkton KY 42220 502-265-5616 Trimble: Bedford Funeral Home U S Highway 42 W Bedford 40006 502-255-7180 Bedford Mortuary, Main St, Bedford, KY 40006, 502-255-4412 Ransdell Funeral Home, 441 Hwy 42 W, Bedford, KY 40006, 502-255-7180 Wood-Oakley Funeral Home, 97 High St, Milton, KY 40045, 502-268-5694 Union: Whitsell Funeral Home Inc 250 N Court St Morganfield KY 42437-1404 502-389-1460 Whitsell Funeral Home Inc Serv 605 N Main St Sturgis KY 42459-1444 502-333-5535 Warren: Burnam & Son Mortuary PO Box 651 Bowling Green 42102-0651 502-843-2336 Gatewoods Funeral Chapel 618 W Main St Bowling Green KY 42101-4833 502-842-7093 Gerard-Bradley Funeral Chapel, 832 Broadway Ave, Bowling Green, KY 42101, 502-843-3111 Hardy & Son Funeral Homes Bowling Green Chapel 3098 Louisville Rd Bowling Green KY 42101-9156 502-842-3230 Hardy & Son Funeral Home Smiths Grove Chapel Bowling Green 42102 502-842-3123 Hardy & Son Funeral Directors Smith Grove Chap 259 E 12th St Bowling Green KY 42101-3403 502-842-3230 Hardy & Son Funeral Directors Smiths Grv Chpl 259 Broadway St Smiths Grove KY 42171-8204 502-563-2031 Hardy & Son Funeral Home Smiths Grv Chpl Smiths Grove KY 42171 502-563-2031 Johnson-Vaughn Funeral Home 901 Fairview Ave # 1114 Bowling Green KY 42101-4937 502-843-4338 Kirby, J C & Son Funeral Home, 832 Broadway Ave, Bowling Green, KY 42101, 502-843-3111 Massey Funeral Home 1510 Campbell Ln Bowling Green 42104-4167 502-842-7373 Weis Funeral Supply 245 Graham Bowling Green 42102 502-842-7680 Washington: Carey & Son Funeral Home 216 E Main St Springfield KY 40069-1125 606-336-3856 Hale-Polin-Robinson Home, Inc, 221 E Main St, Springfield, KY 40069, 606-336-3836 Webster: Melton Funeral Home 206 Cedar St Providence KY 42450-1406 502-667-2026 Tompkins Funeral Homes Sebree-Poole Chapel 109 E Main Sebree KY 42455 502-835-2254 Tompkins Funeral Home, Hwy 41, Slaughters, KY 42456, 502-884-7211 Townsend-Jones Funeral Homes 301 N Broadway St Providence KY 42450-1223 502-667-5655 Townsend Funeral Home 140 US Highway 41a S Dixon KY 42409-9555 502-639-9301 Vanover Funeral Home 231 N Main Clay KY 42404 502-664-2288 Williams Funeral Home 1100 Westerfield Dr Providence KY 42450-1348 502-667-5691 Whitley: Corbin Funeral Home Inc Byron L Schiesz U S Highway 25-E Corbin KY 40702 606-523-9300 Corbin Funeral Home Inc 25 E Cumberland Gap Pky Corbin KY 40701-2568 606-523-9300 Croley Funeral Home Inc RR 2 Williamsburg KY 40769-9802 606-549-1234 Croley Jerry W 110 Locklin Dr Williamsburg KY 40769-1525 606-549-4367 Ellison Funeral Home 512 Main St Williamsburg KY 40769-1127 606-549-2111 Jones L P & Son Funeral Home Inc Leamon Jones 4275 N Highway 25 W Williamsburg KY 40769-8606 606-549-4045 Oneil Funeral Home 204 N Kentucky Ave Corbin KY 40701-1598 606-528-4411 Vankirk Funeral Home Inc 607 Master St Corbin KY 40701-1057 606-528-3131 Wolfe: Porter & Son Funeral Home, Washington & Drake St, Campton, KY 41301, 606-668-3130 Shackelford Funeral Home, Old Rt 15, Campton, KY 41301, 606-668-3151 Woodford: Blackburn & Ward Funeral Home, 161 Braodway St, Versailles, KY 40383, 606-873-4991 Central Ky Funeral Limo Association 230 Crossfield Dr Versailles KY 40383-1468 606-873-9819 Hobbs, J K Funeral Home, 850 Tyrone Pike, Versailles, KY 40383, 606-873-3931 Morgan Funeral Home 140 Simmons St Versailles KY 40383-1437 606-873-3741 (c) Copyright 14 January 1999, Sandra K. 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TIP #215 FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORY - LEE THROUGH PENDLETON COUNTY Lee: Newnam Funeral Home Inc 108 Center St Beattyville 41311-9086 606-464-8132 Leslie: Walker Funeral Home & Monument, 155 Hickory St, Hyden, KY 41749, 606-672-2320 Letcher: Banks Funeral Home Main Neon KY 41840 606-855-4493 Everidge Funeral Home Inc 130 W Main St Whitesburg KY 41858-1170 606-633-2201 Letcher Funeral Home 129 W Main St Whitesburg KY 41858-1149 606-633-2284 Lucas & Hall Funeral Home 378 Main Jenkins KY 41537 606-832-2010 Polly & Craft Funeral Home, 1 Elkhorn Ave, Jenkins, KY 41537, 606-832-21919 Lewis: Barbour & Son Funeral Home, Rt 10, Tollesboro, KY 41189, 606-798-3241 Dickerson Funeral Home 205 2nd St Vanceburg KY 41179-1002 606-796-2122 Gaydos Funeral Home 607 2nd St Vanceburg KY 41179-1010 606-796-2721 Lincoln: Barnett & Demrow Funeral Home, 545 Waynesburg Rd, Waynesburg, KY 40489, 606-379-2011 Fox Funeral Home 312 W Main St Stanford KY 40484-1216 606-365-2670 McKnight & Martin Funeral Home, 229 Main St, Crab Orchard, KY 40419, 606-355-7508 Pruitt W L Funeral Home Inc 5590 US Highway 127 N Hustonville KY 40437-9414 606-346-2581 Livingston: Boyd Funeral Home, 212 W Main St, Salem, KY 42078, 502-988-3131 Smith Funeral Chapel 319 E Adair St Smithland KY 42081 502-928-2186 Logan: Austin & Bell Funeral Home, 104 E Gallatin St, Adairville, KY 42202, 502-539-7381 Dean Funeral Chapel 109 N Main St Adairville 42202-7819 502-539-4200 Memorial Funeral Home, 505 E 9th St, Russellville, KY 42276, 502-72692405 Sanders Funeral Home, 151 E 6th St, Russellville, KY 42276, 502-726-2403 Winstons Funeral Home 162 S Morgan St Russellville KY 42276-1941 502-726-2055 Young Funeral Home, 1600 Nashville St, Russellville, KY 42276, 502-726-4150 Lyon: Dunns Funeral Home 301 Fairview Ave Eddyville KY 42038-8235 502-388-2231 Lakeland Funeral Home-Eddyville Chapel U S Highway 62 E Eddyville KY 42038 502-388-4045 Madison: Lakes Funeral Home, 203 N Dogwood Dr, Berea, KY 40403, 606-986-8416 Oldham Roberts And Powell Inc Funeral Dir Barnes Mill Rd Richmond KY 40476 606-623-2422 Parks D L Funeral Home 1413 E Main St Richmond KY 40475-2033 606-623-1050 Reppert Funeral Home 110 N Broadway St Berea 40403-1504 606-986-3165 Turpin Funeral Home 237 N 2nd St Richmond KY 40475-1407</TD606-623-1276 Williams Funeral Home & Chapels Old Wallaceton Rd Berea 40404 606-986-4220 Williams Funeral Home, 616 Chestnut St, Berea, KY 40403, 606-986-4220 White Funeral Home 914 E Main St Richmond KY 40475-2024 606-623-2920 Maggofin: Saylersville Funeral Home, Parkway Dr, Salyersville, KY 41467, 606-349-1282 Marion: Bosley Funeral Home 246 S Proctor Knott Ave Lebanon KY 40033-1248 502-692-3187 Campbell-DeWitt Funeral Home, 491 W Main St, Lebanon, K 40033, phone unavailable Mattingly Funeral Home, 195 Holy Cross Rd, Loretto, KY 40037, 502-865-2201 Marshall Co: Filbeck & Cann Funeral Home, 1117 Poplar St, Benton, KY 42025, 502-527-3281 Martin: Phelps & Sons Funeral Home, Old Middle Fork Rd, Inez, KY 41224, 606-298-0602 Richmond-Callaham Funeral Home Inc Highway 40 Warfield KY 41267 606-395-5565 Richmond-Callaham Funeral Home, Rt 40, Inez, KY 41224, 606-298-3501 Mason: Brell & Son, 620 E 2nd St, Maysville, KY 41056, 606-564-3641 Knox & Brothers Funeral Home 625 E 2nd St Maysville KY 41056-1400 606-564-5522 Masons Memorial Chapel 420 E Water St Mayfield KY 42066-2416 502-247-8938 Palmer Funeral Home 5043 Main St Mayslick KY 41055-8937 606-763-6405 Price Funeral Home 212 Green St Lewisburg KY 42256-9117 502-755-4848 McCracken: Hamock A Z Funeral Home 429 S 7th St Paducah KY 42003-1821 502-444-7284 Lindsey Funeral Home 226 N 4th St Paducah KY 42001-0752 502-443-2489 Milner & Orr Funeral Homes, 120 Memorial Dr, Paducah, KY 42001, 502-442-5100 Mundy Funeral Home 708 Tennessee St Paducah KY 42003-6916 502-443-6519 Pettus Funeral Home 1229 Madison St Paducah KY 42001-2564 502-442-5749 Roth Funeral Chapel 433 Monroe St Paducah KY 42001-0741 502-443-4556 McCreary: Hickman-Strunk Funeral Home, 380 S Main St, Whitley City, KY 42653, 606-376-5383 McCreary County Funeral Home, US Hwy 27 and KY 700, Whitley City, KY 42653, 6067-387-5358 Neal, R F Funeral Chapel, US 27 & E Appletree Rd, Revelo, KY 42638, 606-376-5222 Pine Knot Funeral Home Inc Hwy 27 S Pine Knot KY 42635 606-354-9100 Wilson Eli B Rt 1 Pine Knot KY 42635 606-354-2877 McLean: Muster Funeral Home, 212 Broadway St, Livermore, KY 42352, 502-278-2337 Muster Funeral Home, 300 Main St, Calhoun, KY 42327, 502-273-3124 Tucker Memorial Chapel Main St Sacramento KY 42372 502-736-2362 Meade: Hager Funeral Home, 633 Bland St, Brandenburg, KY 40108, 502-422-2132 Menifee: Eastin & Taul Funeral Home, Back St, Frenchburg, KY 40322, 606-768-2585 Herald & Stewart & Halsey, Hwy 36, Frenchburg, KY 40322, 606-768-2424 Menifee Home For Funerals Hwy 36 Frenchburg KY 40322 606-768-2424 Mercer: Alexander & Royalty Funeral Home Inc 304 E Lexington St Harrodsburg KY 40330-1227 606-734-3361 Mcclellan Funeral Home 538 Beaumont Ave Harrodsburg KY 40330-1964 606-734-2353 Parks Funeral Home 203 E Broadway St Harrodsburg KY 40330-1525 606-734-4458 Ransdell Funeral Chapel 345 E Lexington St Harrodsburg KY 40330-1226 606-734-4317 Metcalfe: Butler Funeral Home, 201 E Street, Edmonton, KY 42129, 502-432-2231 McMurtrey Funeral Home, 2232 Summer Shade Rd, Summer Shade, KY 42166, 502-428-3373 Montgomery: Eastin-Taul Funeral Homes 109 E Main St Mount Sterling KY 40353-1415 606-498-2400 Herald & Stewart Home For Funerals Monument Se 1002 Woodford Dr Mount Sterling KY 40353-9510 606-498-1421 Monroe: Hughes Funeral Home 175 Main St Fountain Run KY 42133-7909 502-434-2581 Strode Funeral Home, 204 Columbia Ave, Tompkinsville, KY 42167, 502-487-5261 Strode Gamaliel Chapel, Hwy 100, Gamaliel, KY 42140, 502-457-4500 Yokley Funeral Home Inc 1101 N Main St Tompkinsville KY 42167-1258 502-487-6791 Yokley -Trible Funeral Home, 510 W 4th St, Tompkinsville, KY 42167, 502-487-5539 Morgan: Herald & Stewart & Halsey, 367 Main St, West Liberty, KY 41472, 606-743-3151 Potter Funeral Home Inc 329 Glenn Ave West Liberty KY 41472-1119 606-743-3105 Muhlenberg: Bibbs Funeral Home, 109 Court Row, Greenville, KY 42345, 502-338-1713 Tucker Memorial Chapel 113 N 3rd St Central City KY 42330-1549 502-754-1551 Nelson: Houghlin Funeral Home Main Bloomfield 40008 502-252-8321 Mann & Greenwell Funeral Home, 212 S 3rd St, Bardstown, KY 40004, 502-348-5977 Northside Funeral Home, 627 N 3rd St, Bardstown, KY 40004, 502-348-6451 Rust, William R Funeral Home, 167 N Main St, New Haven, KY 40051, 502-549-3308 Nicholas: Clark Funeral Home, 165 Upper Lick Rd, Moorefield, KY 40350, 606-289-5500 Mathers-Gaunce Funeral Home 105 Locust St Carlisle KY 40311-1122 606-289-2271 Ohio: Danks, William L Funeral Home, 222 N Lafayette St, Beaver Dam, KY 42320, 502-275-7124 Duke-Bevil Bros Funeral Home Inc Main Centertown KY 42328 502-232-4320 Harl Funeral Home, 19 Hartford St, Fordsville, KY 42343, 502-276-3683 Miller Schapmire Funeral Home Inc 114 Walnut Hartford KY 42347 502-298-3201 Oldham: Stoess Funeral Home 6534 W Highway 22 Crestwood KY 40014-9305 502-241-9421 Owen: McDonald Funeral Home, 248 W Seminary St, Owenton, KY 40359, 502-484-2828 McDonald Funeral Home, 202 N Main St, Owenton, KY 40359, 502-484-2828 Rogers Funeral Home 220 S Main St Owenton KY 40359-1219 502-484-5610 Owsley Co: Booneville Funeral Home, H C 88 Box 67D, Booneville, KY 43134, 606-593-6289 Searcy & Strong Funeral Home, Old Hwy 11, Booneville, KY 41314, 606-593-5123 Pendleton: Peoples Funeral Home, Inc, 212 Main St, Butler, KY 41006, 606-472-7811 Peoples Funeral Home, 407 W Shelby St, Falmouth, KY 41040, 606-654-6942 Wallace Funeral Home, 12150 Boston Rd, Boston, KY 40107, 502-833-4671 Woodhead Memorials 310 W Shelby St Falmouth KY 41040-1142 606-654-3306 (c) Copyright 12 January 1998, Sandra K. 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Note: There are three funeral homes listed under Fayette County that belong in Scott County. They are: HARROD BROS. Funeral Home in Stamping Ground, KY 40379. JOHNSONS Funeral Home is on S. Broadway, Georgetown, KY. 40324 and TUCKER, YOCUM & WILSON Funeral Home on West Main, Georgetown, KY 40324. The street addresses are correct. My source for these were incorrect. Harrison: Whaley-Mccarty Funeral Home Inc 126 S Main St Cynthiana KY 41031-1521 606-234-3434 Woodhead Funeral Home Inc Main Berry 41003 606-234-5232 Hart: Hart County Funeral Home In S Main Munfordville KY 42765 502-524-4400 Sego Funeral Home 117 N West St Munfordville KY 42765-8927 502-524-2421 Winn Funeral Home Inc Maple Ave Horse Cave KY 42749 502-786-2121 Henderson: Benton Glunt Funeral Home, 629 S Green St, Henderson, KY 42420, 502-827-3535 Reeders Funeral Home 817 Clay St Henderson KY 42420-4101 502-826-2233 Rudy Rowland Funeral Home, 604 Center St, Henderson, KY 42420, 502-827-9881 Tapp Funeral Home & Assoc 223 3rd St Henderson KY 42420-2903 502-826-2782 Henry: Prewitt Funeral Home 5901 S Main St Eminence KY 40019-1368 502-845-4800 Prewitt Funeral Home 607 N Main St New Castle KY 40050-2507 502-845-2917 Ransdell Funeral Home 323 N Main Eminence KY 40019 502-845-5642 Ransdell Funeral Home 208 New Castle Rd Campbellsburg KY 40011 502-532-7966 Hickman: Brown Funeral Home Mayfield Hwy Clinton KY 42031 502-653-2941 Brown Funeral Home Obituary Line Mayfield Rd Clinton KY 42031 502-653-2273 Hopkins: Bandy Funeral Home 18 N Main St Nortonville KY 42442-9512 502-676-3100 Barnett-Strother Funeral Home, 2285 N Main St, Madisonville, KY 42431, 502-821-7135 Beshear Funeral Home Inc 201 N Main St Dawson Springs KY 42408-1400 502-797-5165 Elliott Mortuary & Ambulance Service 215 E North St Madisonville KY 42431-1630 502-821-3281 Harris Funeral Home Inc 134 N Main St Madisonville KY 42431-1953 502-821-6601 Mason & Sons Funeral Home 409 E Noel Ave Madisonville KY 42431-1720 502-821-3906 Reid-Walters Funeral Home 302 Farren Ave. P. O. Box 156 Earlington KY 42410 502-383-2821 Jackson: Justice Memorial Funeral Home PO Box 66 Mc Kee KY 40447-0066 606-287-7171 Lakes Funeral Home PO Box 85 Mc Kee KY 40447-0085 606-287-7141 Jefferson: Anderson Funeral Service Limited, 2200 W Broadway, Louisville, KY 40211, 502-772-9276 Awkard-Rodgers Funeral Home, 951 S Preston St, Louisville, KY 40203, 502-584-3945 Barrett & Nusz Funeral Home, 1028 Barrett Ave, Louisville, KY 40204, 502-451-5530 Bosse Funeral Home Inc 1355 Ellison Ave Louisville KY 40204-1696 502-451-8440 Embry-Bosse Funeral Home Inc 2723 Preston Hwy Louisville KY 40217-2428 502-635-6371 Evergreen Funeral Home & Cemetery 4623 Preston Hwy Louisville KY 40213-2145 502-366-1481 Fairdale-Mcdaniel Funeral Home 411 Fairdale Rd Fairdale KY 40118-9701 502-361-1688 Family Funeral Care Metroplex, 4101 Dixie Hwy, Shively, KY 40216, 502-449-3231 Family Funeral Care Metro, 518 N 26th St, Louisville, KY 40212, 502-774-2313 Fern Creek Funeral Home 5406 Bardstown Rd Louisville KY 40291-1908 502-499-1361 Foreman Funeral Home 10600 Taylorsville Rd Jeffersontown KY 40299-3998 502-267-5461 Hardy Funeral Home Valley 10907 Dixie Hwy Louisville KY 40272-4305 502-937-6400 Hardy Funeral Home Shivley 4101 Dixie Hwy Louisville KY 40216-3811 502-448-3581 Hardy Funeral Home-Valley, 10907 Dixie Hwy, Valley Station, KY 40272, 502-937-6400 Heady Arch L & Son Funeral Dir 7710 Dixie Hwy Louisville KY 40258-1412 502-933-9000 Heady Arch L & Son Funeral Dir 7410 Westport Rd Louisville KY 40222-4106 502-426-9351 Heady Arch L & Son 8519 Preston Hwy Louisville KY 40219-5301 502-969-1367 Heady Arch L & Son 3601 Taylor Blvd Louisville KY 40215-2610 502-368-5811 Heady Arch L & Son Funeral Dir 1201 E Oak St Louisville KY 40204-1673 502-635-5231 Heady Arch L & Son Funeral, 4109 Taylorsville Rd, Louisville, KY 40220, 502-451-3927 Herman Meyer & Son, Inc, 1338 Ellison Ave., Louisville, KY 40204, 502-458-9569 Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Rd, Louisville, KY 40205, no phone found J. E. Ratterman & Son Funeral Home 7330 Southside Drive Louisville KY 40214 502-361-7112 J. E. Ratterman & Son Funeral Home 2815 S. Fourth St. Louisville KY 40208 502-637-1436 jerii97@aol.com Jeffersontown Funeral Home 9318 Taylorsville Rd Louisville KY 40299-1738 502-266-9655 Lyons West End Funeral Homes Inc 3226 Vermont Ave Louisville KY 40211-2921 502-774-5566 Mason George R Sr Funeral Home Located Nr Prtn 977 S Preston St Louisville KY 40203-2356 502-587-1963 Mattingly Funeral Home Inc 195 Holy Cross Rd Loretto KY 40037-8009 TD502-865-2201 May R G & Son Funeral Home 719 E Chestnut St Louisville KY 40202-1605 502-584-8042 Mc Afee Funeral Home Inc 4501 Bardstown Rd Louisville KY 40218-4001 502-499-0561 McAfee E Thomas Funeral Dir 4501 Bardstown Rd Jeffersontown KY 40218-4001 502-499-0561 Mc Daniel Funeral Home 4339 Park Blvd Louisville KY 40209-1256 502-363-3566 Metropolitan Family Funeral Care 518 N 26th St Louisville KY 40212-1411 502-774-2313 Metropolitan Family Funeral Care 4101 Dixie Hwy Shively KY 40216-3811 502-449-3231 Miller & Close Funeral Directors 4036 Preston Hwy Louisville KY 40213-1659 502-368-2523 Neurath & Underwood Funeral Home 725 E Market St Louisville KY 40202-1007 502-584-1191 Nunnelley Funeral Home Inc 4327 Taylor Blvd Louisville KY 40215-2364 502-368-3396 Okolona Funeral Home Of Arch L Heady & Son 8519 Preston Hwy Okolona KY 40219-5301 502-969-1367 Owen Funeral Home 5317 Dixie Hwy Louisville KY 40216-1569 502-447-2600 Payne Wilford E Funeral Home 4119 E Indian Trl Okolona KY 40213-2919 502-966-8266 Pearson Funeral Home 149 Breckinridge Ln Louisville KY 40207-4985 502-896-0349 Pearson-Ratterman Brothers Funeral Home 12900 Shelbyville Rd Louisville KY 40243-1539 502-244-3305 Perryman's Mortuary, 3237 W Broadway, Louisville, KY 40211, 502-776-8600 Porter, A D & Sons, 1300 W Chestnut St, Louisville, KY 40203, 502-587-9678 Porter W P Mortuary 2611 Virginia Ave Louisville KY 40211-3414 502-775-5555 Portland Memorial Chapel, 518 N 26th St, Louisville, KY 40212, 502-896-2334 Ratterman Brothers Funeral Home 12900 Shelbyville Rd Anchorage 40243-1539 502-244-3305 Ratterman Funeral Homes 4832 Cane Run Rd Louisville KY 40216-1919 502-447-7114 Ratterman J B & Sons Funeral Homes 4832 Cane Run Rd Shively KY 40216-1919 502-447-7114 Resthaven Memorial Park 4400 Bardstown Rd Louisville KY 40218-3236 502-491-5950 Russman Funeral Home, 1041 Goss Ave, Louisville, KY 40217, 502-635-7426 Shoppenhorst & Underwood, 1832 W Market St, Louisville, KY 40203, 502-585-4394 Shumake W T & Daughters Funeral Home 3815 Newburg Rd Louisville KY 40218-3434 502-458-6214 T Ies 141 E Woodlawn Ave Louisville KY 40214-1901 502-375-3447 Vogt Cremation Service 6010 Action Ave Louisville KY 40218-2627 502-491-0946 White, O D Funeral Home, 2727 S 3rd St, Louisville, KY 40208, 502-637-4474 Willhite Ballard Funeral Home 11507 Old Shelbyville Rd Middletown KY 40243-1315 502-245-8874 Wilson Funeral Home Rt 2565 Louisa KY 41230 606-638-0034 Young Funeral Home 201 E Main St Louisa KY 41230-1117 606-638-4521 Jessamine Co: Betts & West Funeral Home, 404 N Main St, Nicholasville, KY 40356, 606-885-4173 Hager & Cundiff Funeral Home, W Oak St, Nicholasville, KY 40356, 606-885-4125 Johnson: Fraley Funeral Home 120 Depot Rd Paintsville KY 41240-1307 606-789-4000 Highland Memorial Funeral Chapel 551 Kentucky Route 2275 Staffordsville KY 41256-9035 606-297-2542 Paintsville Funeral Home 2nd St Paintsville KY 41240 606-789-5125 Paintsville Monument Co 2nd Paintsvle Paintsville KY 41240 606-789-5125 Preston Funeral Home 136 Main St Paintsville KY 41240-1162 606-789-4212 Kenton: Allison & Rose Funeral Home Inc 1021 Madison Ave Covington KY 41011-3171 606-261-0146 Allison & Rose Funeral Home Inc, 5645 Taylor Mill Rd, Covington KY 41015, 606-356-3700 Catchen Don & Sons Funeral Home 313 W 19th St Covington KY 41014-1137 606-491-1436 Catchen Don & Sons Funeral Home, 515 Pike St, Covington, KY 41011, 606-261-5795 Catchen Don & Sons Funeral Home, 3517 Dixie Hwy, Erlanger, KY 41018, 606-342-4040 C & C Mortuary Service 515 Pike St Covington KY 41011-2130 606-491-1433 Chambers & Grubbs Funeral Homes 11382 Madison Pike Independence KY 41051-7518 606-356-2673 Jones Ronald B Funeral Home 316 Elm St Ludlow KY 41016-1451 606-431-0072 Linnemann Funeral Home 1940 Burlington Pike Covington KY 41018 606-727-1250 Connley Bros Funeral Home Inc 11 E Southern Ave Covington KY 41015-1447 606-431-2241 Currin Edw Jr Funeral Dir 214 W Southern Ave Covington KY 41015-1454 606-431-3014 Jones & Simpson Funeral Home 1129 Garrard St Covington KY 41011-3259 606-261-6635 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Middendor 3614 Dixie Hwy Erlanger KY 41018-1806 606-727-4404 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Middendorf-Bullock Funeral 461 Elm St Ludlow KY 41016-1427 606-431-1200 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Bullock, 917 Main St, Covington, KY 41011, 606-431-1718 Prime Succession Inc, 3940 Olympic Blvd, Erlanger, KY 41018, 606-746-6800 Swindler & Currin Funeral Homes 214 Western Ave Covington KY 41011-0010 606-431-3014 Swindler & Currin Funeral Homes, 5245 Madison Pike, Independence, KY 41051, 606-356-9565 Knott Co: Hindman Funeral Services Hindman KY 41822 606-785-3133 Knox: See also Whitley Co Hampton Funeral Home Inc, 25 E Cumberland Gap Parkway, Barbourville, KY (606) 546-5168 Hopper Funeral Home, 302 N Broadway, Barbourville, KY (606) 546-4141, Fax: (606) 546-4378 Toll Free: (800) 854-4908 Knox Funeral Home, Inc, 325 Knox St, Barbourville, KY 40906, 606-546-2222 Vankirk Funeral Home, 607 Master St, Corbin, KY 40701, 606-528-3131 Larue: Bennett-Bertram Funeral Home 208 W Water St Hodgenville KY 42748-1560 502-358-4151 Brownfield Funeral Home 612 N Lincoln Blvd Hodgenville KY 42748-1621 502-358-3552 Dixon-Rogers Funeral Home US 31 E Magnolia KY 42757 502-324-3291 Laurel: Bowling Funeral Home, 1704 N Main St, London, KY 40741, 606-864-2151 House-Rawlings Funeral Home, Inc. 510 E 4th St, London, KY 40741 800-307-0455 h-r@sun-spot.com Laurel Funeral Home 189 Witt Rd # 192 London KY 40741-9570 606-878-7525 Lawrence Co: Heston Funeral Home, 505 W Madison St, Louisa, KY 41230, 606-638-4547 Wilson Funeral Home, Rt 2565, Louisa, KY 41230 - 606-638-0034 Young Funeral Home, 201 W Main, Louisa, KY 41230, 606-638-4521 (c) Copyright 7 January 1999, Sandra K. Gorin, All Rights Reserved, sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Sandi Gorin - A Kentucky Colonel 205 Clements Ave., Glasgow, KY 42141 (502) 651-9114 PUBLISHING: http://www.members.tripod.com/~GorinS/index.html GORIN FAMILY MSG BOARD: http://www.insidetheweb.com/mbs.cgi/mb248461 BARREN CO OBITS, WILLS, DEEDS & BIBLE RECORDS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/BarrenObits KYRESEARCHING TIPS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips KYBIOGRAPHIES: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios

Thank you for all your positive feedback on this series! I would like to hear from you as to whether a list of all the churches in KY would be helpful to you. This would be all denominations given in alphabetical order by city. Please write me privately if you would like to see these. Sandi Casey: Bartle Funeral Homes Middleburg Liberty KY 42539-2539 606-787-7276 Mc Kinney Brown Funeral Home Campbellsville Rd Liberty KY 42539-2539 606-787-6219 Smith-Jackson Funeral Home 446 Bate St Dunnville KY 42528-2528 606-236-5261 Christian: Adams & Son Mortuary, 306 Mechanic St, Hopkinsville, KY 42240, 502-886-2300 Babbage Funeral Home 202 S Campbell St Hopkinsville KY 42240-3337 502-886-2484 Beard & Hughart Funeral Home, Hwy 800, Crofton, KY 42217 - no phone found. Gamble Funeral Home 1311 Liberty St Hopkinsville KY 42240-3570 502-885-8819 Fuqua-Hinton Funeral Home, 1313 S Main St, Hopkinsville, KY 42240, 502-886-5444 Hughart & Beard Funeral Home, 2504 S Virginia St, Hopkinsville, KY 42240, 502-886-9451 Lamb Funeral Home, 3911 Lafayette Rd, Hopkinsville, KY 42240, 502-889-9393 Maddux Funeral Homes Inc 338 E Nashville St Pembroke KY 42266-9793 502-475-4120 Maddux Funeral Home Inc, 700 Country Club Lane, Hopkinsville, KY 42240, 502-886-4455 Clark: Chenault Brothers Funeral Home, 215 W Broadway, Winchester, KY 40391 606-744-8317 Clays Funeral Home 211 W Broadway St Winchester KY 40391-1913 606-744-1386 Eddington Funeral Home, 289 S Main St, Winchester, KY 40391 606-744-3242 Haggard & Son Funeral Home Fifth Winchester KY 40391 606-744-4142 Scobee Funeral Home, 219 W Lexington Ave, Winchester, KY 40391, 606-744-2422 Clay: Britton Funeral Home 132 Richmond Rd Manchester KY 40962-1207 606-598-2121 Rominger Funeral Home, 402 Richmond Rd, Manchester, KY 40962, 606-598-5151 Clinton: Haddix Funeral Home 502 N Cross St Albany 42602-1708 606-387-6461 Sewell Funeral Home 115 Cross Albany KY 42602 606-387-5177 Talbott Funeral Home, 1106 N Cross St, Albany, KY 42602, 606-387-7068 Crittenden: Gilbert Funeral Home Inc, 117 W. Bellville St, Marion, KY, (502) 965-3171 Cumberland: Ballou Funeral Home, 304 N Main St, Burkesville 42717, 502-864-3791 Norris & New Funeral Home Inc, 601 N Main St Burkesville KY 42717-8910 502-864-3411 Daviess: Cecil Funeral Home The Yellow Pages 10153 State Route 54 Whitesville KY 42378-9524 502-233-4437 Davis James H Funeral Home Inc 3009 Frederica St Owensboro KY 42301-6058 502-683-5377 Glenn Funeral Home Inc 900 Old Hartford Rd Owensboro KY 42303-1328 502-683-1505 Haley-McGinnis & Owensboro, 519 Locust St, Owensboro, KY 42301, 502-684-9891 McFarland Funeral Home Inc 902 W 8th St Owensboro KY 42301-2016 502-684-7704 Mischel, George A & Sons, 802 Old Hartford Rd, Owensboro, KY 42303, 502-663-3456 Youngs Funeral Home 721 W 4th St Owensboro KY 42301-0718 502-683-5717 Edmonson: Gravil Funeral Home Inc 537 S Main St Brownsville KY 42210-9008 502-597-2149 Nolin Vault Co 8939 Highway 259 Bee Spring 42207-9306 502-286-4015 Patton Funeral Home, 504 Washington St, Brownsville, KY 42210, 502-597-2136 Elliott: Elliott Mortuary & Ambulance, Hwy 7 & 32, Sandy Hook, KY 41171, 606-738-9600 Lewis & Ferguson Funeral Home, KY 7 & KY 32, Sandy Hook, KY 41171, 606-738-5135 Estill: Lewis Funeral Home, 224 Main St, Irvine, KY, 606) 723-2151 Warren F. Toler Funeral Home, 99 Old Richmond Rd, Irvine, KY, (606) 723-2183 Fayette: Harrod Bros Funeral Home Main Lexington KY 40508 606-535-4491 Hawkins Funeral Home 632 Pine St Lexington KY 40508-2864 606-255-7633 Hughes O L & Sons Mortuary 322 E 3rd St Lexington KY 40508-1945 606-233-7112 Johnsons Funeral Home 641 S Broadway St Lexington KY 40508-3141 606-863-3550 Kerr Bros Funeral Home 463 E Main St Lexington KY 40507-1547 606-252-6767 Milward Funeral Directors 391 Southland Dr Lexington KY 40503-1824 606-276-1415 Milward Funeral Directors, 159 N Broadway, Lexington, KY 40507, 606-252-3411 Pruitts Funeral Home 1524 Alexandria Dr Lexington KY 40504-2108 606-278-8521 Pruitts Funeral Home, 104 Dennis Dr, Lexington, KY 40503, 606-278-8508 Scalf Daniel R 3076 Dale Hollow Dr Lexington KY 40515-5401 606-263-4662 Simmons Funeral Home 173 Georgetown St Lexington KY 40508-1255 606-252-0232 Smith, Aaron Funeral Home, 476 E High St, Lexington, KY 40507, 606-254-1375 Smith & Smith Funeral Home 340 E 3rd St Lexington KY 40508-1945 606-255-6273 Taylor John C Hawkins Rev Funeral Dir 1194 Oakwood Dr Lexington KY 40511-1130 606-255-7633 Tucker Yocum & Wilson Funeral Home 320 W Main St Lexington KY 40507-1601 606-863-1212 Wachs R F 398 Sheridan Dr Lexington KY 40503-1821 606-278-2915 Whitehall Funeral Chapel In 312 N Limestone St Lexington KY 40508-1871 606-252-5515 Fleming: Boone-Nickell Funeral Home 150 W Water St Flemingsburg KY 41041-1099 606-845-2231 Churchill, J H Funeral Home, 201 S 3rd St, Murray, KY 42071, 502-753-2411 Denton Funeral Home Main Drs Flemingsburg KY 41041 606-845-3511 Hutton Funeral Home Ky 111 Hillsboro KY 41049 606-876-2401 Price Brothers Funeral Home, KY State Rt 32, Elizaville, KY 41037, 606-267-2481 Floyd: Carter Funeral Home 117 S Lake Dr Prestonsburg KY 41653-1914 606-886-2774 Floyd Funeral Home, 3704 US Hwy 23 S, Prestonburg, KY 41653, 606-874-2121 Hall Funeral Home Jct Rt 80 & 122 Martin KY 41649 606-285-9261 Nelson Frazier Funeral Home 7 Clinic Dr Martin KY 41649-7967 606-285-5155 Franklin: Harrod Brothers Funeral Home, 312 Washington St, Frankfort, KY 40601, 502-227-4526 Rogers Funeral Home 507 W 2nd St Frankfort KY 40601-2692 502-223-3481 Sunset Funeral Home, 3000 Versailles Rd, Frankfort, KY 40601, 502-795-8811 Fulton: Strong & Cryer Funeral Home 903 Broadway St Hickman KY 42050-1112 502-236-2820 Gallatin: Carlton-Lowder Funeral Home Inc, 14 E Main St, Warsaw, KY, (606) 567-2621, Fax: (606) 567-2767 Garrard: Ramsey Funeral Home 315 Richmond St Lancaster KY 40444-1319 606-792-2621 Spurlin Funeral Home, 1164 Lexington Rd, Lancaster, KY 40444, 606-792-6443 Grant: Eckler-Hudson Funeral Home 30 South Main Street Dry Ridge KY 41035 606-823-5641 Rogers Funeral Home 440 Old Corinth Owenton Rd Corinth KY 41010-3307 606-824-4417 Graves: Brown, R D Funeral Home, 1223 W Broadway St, Mayfield, KY (502) 247-0077, Fax: (502) 247-0089 Brown, R D Funeral Home, Main St, Wingo, KY (502) 376-2231, Fax: (502) 376-2232 Byrn Funeral Home, 1020 Paris Rd, Mayfield, KY (502) 247-3592 Mason Memorial Chapel, 420 E Water St, Mayfield, KY (502) 247-8938 R M Lowe Funeral Home, P O Box 1, Lowes, KY (502) 674-5516 Grayson: Dermitt Funeral Home 201 E Maple St Caneyville KY 42721-9057 502-879-3966 Dermitt Funeral Home Inc 306 W Main St Leitchfield KY 42754-1220 502-259-4061 Ellis Mayes Funeral Home 119 N Main St Leitchfield KY 42754-1111 502-259-3101 Rogers Funeral Home 115 W Main St Clarkson KY 42726-8031 502-242-2171 Watkins Funeral Home, 301 N Main St, Leitchfield, KY 42754, 502-259-4115 Green: Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home 206 S Main St Greensburg KY 42743-1529 502-932-4271 Toler, Warren F, 209 W Court St, Greensburg, KY 42743, 502-932-4886 Greenup: Bloomin Miracle Florist 1454 Diederich Blvd Russell KY 41169-1719 606-836-3131 Carman Funeral Home 2301 Argillite Rd Russell KY 41169 606-836-5833 Carman Funeral Home 444 Bellefonte Russell KY 41169 606-836-8126 Morton Funeral Homes South Shore South Shore KY 41175 606-932-3512 Reed Funeral Home 612 Main St Greenup KY 41144-1036 606-473-9060 Roberson Funeral Home Inc 753 Main South Shore KY 41175 606-932-3121 Wrights Funeral Home 1017 Main St Greenup KY 41144-1115 606-473-9861 Hancock: Gibson & Son Funeral Home, 275 Court Square, Hawesville, KY 42348, 502-927-8737 Taylor-Raymond-Spear Funeral Home 315 Caroline St Lewisport KY 42351 502-295-3312 Hardin: Adams Stovall Funeral Home 101 W Main St Vine Grove KY 40175-1302 502-877-5005 Brown Funeral Home, 306 College St, Elizabethtown, KY 42701, 502-765-2737 Brown Robert M 404 S Maple St Elizabethtown KY 42701-2936 502-769-1534 Dixon Atwood & Brownfield Funeral Home 234 W Dixie Ave Elizabethtown KY 42701-1554 502-765-2204 Manakee Funeral Home 2098 Leitchfield Rd Elizabethtown KY 42701-9309 502-769-6341 Manakee Funeral Home, 29 W Western Ave, Sonora, KY 42776, 502-369,7444 Nelson-Edelen-Bennett Funeral Homes 2072 S Dixie Blvd Radcliff KY 40160-1033 502-351-3172 Nelson-Edelen-Bennett Funeral Home, 205 Highland Ave, Vine Grove, KY 40175, 502-877-5122 Percell Funeral Home 120 Haycraft St Elizabethtown KY 42701-1102 502-765-6674 Harlan: Anderson & Laws Funeral Hom Clover Harlan KY 40831 606-573-3757 Harlan Chapel, Inc, 122 N Cumberland Ave, Harlan, KY 40831, 606-573-2158 Harlan Funeral Home, 202 S Cumberland Ave., Harlan, KY 40831, 606-573-3030 Mount Pleasant Funeral Home, 122 N Cumberland Ave, Harlan, KY 40831, 606-573-1770 Rich Funeral Home 414 E Mound St Harlan KY 40831-2325 606-573-1362 Tru-City Funeral Home, 507 Holly St, Benham, KY 40807, 606-848-5455 (c) Copyright 5 January 1999, Sandra K. Gorin, All Rights Reserved, sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Sandi Gorin - A Kentucky Colonel 205 Clements Ave., Glasgow, KY 42141 (502) 651-9114 PUBLISHING: http://www.members.tripod.com/~GorinS/index.html GORIN FAMILY MSG BOARD: http://www.insidetheweb.com/mbs.cgi/mb248461 BARREN CO OBITS, WILLS, DEEDS & BIBLE RECORDS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/BarrenObits KYRESEARCHING TIPS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips KYBIOGRAPHIES: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios

Happy New Year! Sandi This tip is especially for those living outside of Kentucky who might have need to contact a funeral home in order to ascertain if any death/burial records exist for their ancestors. Most funeral homes came into existence in the 1890's. Many no longer have their records back that far however. I have found that the majority of funeral homes owners are most gracious in looking through their records. Many keep their burial records in large over-sized books; some on index cards. Information varies from home to home, but most will show the name of the deceased, date of death, age and location. Many records will show the date of birth, place of birth, occupation, parents' names, relatives (and sometimes their address), cause of death, physician and how long a resident of the state, when services held and burial date and location. If writing to a funeral home, please always include as much information as you have as to the name and date and include a self-addressed stamped envelope for their reply. This list is likely not complete but are the only ones I have been able to locate to date, pulled from 3 funeral sites and written records. Since there will be a word wrap on the e-mail members, you might want to cut and paste this to a word processor file. Adair County: Grissom Funeral Home 200 Campbellsville St Columbia KY 42728-1302 502-384-2149 Stotts Phelps Mcqueary Funeral Home 210 Greensburg St Columbia KY 42728-1424, 502-384-2145 Allen County: Crow T W & Son Funeral Home 201 N Court St Scottsville KY 42164-1431, 502-237-3114 Goad Funeral Home Inc, 215 W Main St, Scottsville, KY, (502) 237-5432, Fax: (502) 237-5433 Hughes Funeral Home 175 Main St Scottsville KY 42164 , 502-622-6946 Anderson: Gash Memorial Chapel Inc, 332 S Main St, Lawrenceburg, KY, (502) 839-6901, Fax: (502) 839-5410 Ritchie-Peach-Todd Funeral Home 701 N Main St Lawrenceburg KY 40342-1609, 502-839-5151 Ballard: Jones Funeral Home 231 S 5th St Barlow 42024, 502-334-3161 Jones Funeral Home 449 Wyatt Ave, Kevil, KY, (502) 462-3171 Jones Funeral Home, 230 Olive St, La Center, KY, (502) 665-5474, Fax: (502) 665-5609 Milner & Orr Funeral Home 1079 Curtis Rd Wickliffe KY 42087-9511, 502-335-3377 Morrow Funeral Chapel 376 W Kentucky Dr La Center KY 42056, 502-665-9222 Wyatt Ave Kevil KY 42053, 502-462-3171 Barren: Crow A F & Son Funeral Home 201 E Washington St Glasgow KY 42141-2629, 502-651-2080 Hatcher & Saddler Funeral Home 801 N Race St Glasgow KY 42141-3445, 502-651-8821 Hunt, Bob Funeral Chapel, 410 N Dixie, Cave City, KY, (502) 773-3888, Fax: (502) 773-2604 Patton Funeral Home, Inc, 23961 Louisville Rd, Park City, KY, (502) 749-8108, Fax: (502) 597-3273 Watts Funeral Home (Black) 506 S Lewis St Glasgow KY 42141-2568, 502-651-3221 Bath: Powell Funeral Home 39 Main St Salt Lick KY 40371-0371, 606-683-2871 Richardson Funeral Home 121 E Main St Owingsville KY 40360-2024, 606-674-2922 Richie Hunt Funeral Home Inc, 208 Slate Ave, Owingsville, Ky , (606) 674-6345 Bell: Arnett & Steele Funeral Home Inc, 106 S Cherry St, Pineville, KY, (606) 337-2045, Fax: (606) 337-2046 Creech Funeral Home, 112 S 21st St, Middlesboro, KY, (606) 248-4700, Fax: (606) 242-4700 Durham Funeral Home 205 W Kentucky Ave Pineville KY 40977-1605, 606-337-2316 Shumate Funeral Home Inc, 2321 W Cumberland Ave, Middlesboro, KY, (606) 248-1234, Fax: (606) 242-2876 Boone: Chambers & Grubbs Funeral Homes 8461 Dixie Hwy Florence KY 41042-3232, 606-525-9009 Chambers & Grubbs Funeral Homes 45 N Main St Walton KY 41094-1110, 606-485-4352 Hamilton-Stanley Funeral Home, 14635 Walton-Verona Rd, Verona, KY, (606) 485-4885 Linnemann Funeral Home, 1940 Burlington Pike, Burlington, KY, (606) 727-1250, Fax: (606) 727-7466 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Middendorf-Bullock Funeral 1833 Petersburg Rd Hebron, KY 41048-9504 606-727-4404 Stith Funeral Home Inc 7500 US Highway 42 Florence KY 41042-1908, 606-525-1100 Bourbon: Evergreen Memory Gardens 5364 Paris Lexington Rd Paris KY 40362, 606-987-3680 Hinton-Turner Funeral Home, 526 Pleasant St, Paris, KY, (606) 987-1555, Fax: (606) 987-1966 Lusk-McFarland Funeral Homes, 1120 Main St, Paris, KY, (606) 987-2500, Fax: (606) 987-1613 Martyn-Hurley Funeral Home 503 Williams St Paris KY 40361-1431, 606-987-2354 Pruitt James C Funeral Home Main Paris KY 40362 606-987-2500 Pruitt Funeral Home, 301 SW Main St, Millersburg, KY, (606) 484-3302, Fax: (606) 987-1613 Boyd: Caniff Funeral Home 528 Wheatley Rd Ashland KY 41101-2344 , 606-329-2727 Lazear Funeral Home 1632 Central Ave Ashland 41101-7635, 606-324-5108 Kilgore & Collier Funeral Home 2702 Panola St Catlettsburg KY 41129-1130, 606-739-5155 Miller Funeral Home Inc 1941 Carter Ave Ashland 41101-7798, 606-324-2141 Neal Funeral Home 2409 Center St Catlettsburg KY 41129-1213, 606-739-6261 Pruitt James C Funeral Home Main Millersburg KY 40348, 606-484-3302 Steen Funeral Home Ashland Chapel 1501 Central Ave Ashland 41101-7632, 606-324-4128 Steen Funeral Home (Cannonsburg Chapel), 10730 Midland Trail Rd, Ashland, KY, (606) 928-5443, fax: (606) 329-8815 Boyle: Preston-Pruitt Funeral Home Inc 331 S 4th St Danville KY 40422-2004, 606-236-4343 Smith-Jackson Funeral Home, 446 Bate St, Danville, KY, (606) 236-5261 Stith Funeral Home, 318 W Broadway St, Danville, KY, (606) 236-2113, Fax: (606) 236-1462 Wilder Funeral Home, 207 S Bragg St, Perryville, Ky, (606) 332-4321, Fax: (606) 332-7227 Bracken: Metcalfe & Hennssey Funeral Home, 301 E 4th St. Augusta, KY, (606) 756-2270 Moore & Parker Funeral Home, 305 Elizabeth St, Augusta, KY, (606) 756-2101 Moore & Parker Funeral Home, RR 4, Box 45, Brooksville, KY, (606) 735-2114 Palmer Funeral Home, State Hwy 10, Germantown, KY, (606) 728-2500, Fax: (606) 735-3131 Breathitt: Breathitt Funeral Home Inc, Hwy 15, Jackson, KY, (606) 666-2484, Fax: (606) 666-8968 Deaton Funeral Home 20 Deaton Ln Jackson KY 41339-9687, 606-666-2413 Watts Funeral Home 650 Kentucky Highway 15 N Jackson KY 41339-9634, 606-666-2405 Breckinridge: Alexander Funeral Home, 1 Spring St, Irvington, KY, (502) 547-2712 Dhonau-Wallace Funeral Home, 208 E Main St, Cloverport, KY 40111, 502-788-6440 Trent-Dowell Funeral Home, 308 S Hardin St, Hardinsburg, KY (502) 756-2172, Fax: (502) 756-2094 Wallace Funeral Home Inc., 208 E Main St, Cloverport, KY (502) 788-6440 Bullitt: Hardy-Close Funeral Home Inc, 285 S Buckman St, Shepherdsville, KY 40165, 502-543-6513 Kappel Funeral Home 118 E Oak St Lebanon Junction KY 40150-8408 502-833-4823 Maraman Billings Funeral Home, 605 S Preston Hwy, Shepherdsville, KY 40165, 502-543-6881 McFarland-Troutman Home Inc, 111 N Bardstown Rd, Mt Washington, KY 40047, 502-538-4228 Schmid Funeral Home, 9500 Hwy 44 E, Mt. Washington, KY 40047, 502-538-7084 Schoppenhorst-Neurath & Brooks, 4895 N Preston Hwy, Shepherdsville, K 40165, 502-957-5200 Butler: Jones Funeral Chapel Highway 231 North Morgantown KY 42261 502-526-3342 Smith Funeral Home Inc, 404 N Main St, Morgantown, KY (502) 526-3532, Fax: (502) 526-3108 Caldwell: Bridges Funeral Home, 202 W Green St, Princeton, KY (502) 365-5101 Morgans Funeral Home 301 W Washington St Princeton KY 42445-1960 502-365-5595 Calloway: Blalock-Coleman & York Funeral Home, 713 S 4th St, Murray, KY (502) 753-6800 Churchill J H Funeral Home The Terry & Karen I 201 S 3rd St Murray KY 42071-2549 502-753-2411 Miller Funeral Home, 304 Barnett St, Hazel, KY (502) 492-8758 Miller Funeral Home, 311 N 4th St, Murray, KY (502) 753-4612, Fax: (502) 753-0042 Campbell: Alexandria Funeral Home Inc, 325 Washington St, Alexandria, KY (606) 635-9590, Fax: (606) 635-0664 Catchen, Don & Son Funeral Home, 602 Dayton Ave, Dayton, KY (606) 261-5795 Dobbling A C & Son Inc Funeral Dirs 241 Fairfield Ave Bellevue 41073-1040 606-491-4500 Dobbling A C & Son Inc Funeral Dirs 106 S Fort Thomas Ave Fort Thomas KY 41075-1817 606-441-1730 Fares Radel Funeral Home, 822 York St, Newport, KY (606) 261-8560, Fax: (606) 261-8561 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Middendorf-Bullock Funeral 215 6th Ave Dayton KY 41074-1113 606-261-8055 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Middendorf-Bullock Funeral 427 S Fort Thomas Ave Fort Thomas KY 41075-2216 606-441-5500 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Middendor 835 York St Newport KY 41071-1822 606-261-8093 Radel Funeral Homes 2048 Alexandria Pike Highland Heights KY 41076-1120 606-781-6300 Carlisle: Milner Funeral Home PO Box 398 Bardwell 42023-0398 502-628-5497 Orr Funeral Home, Walnut St, Arlington, KY (502) 655-6990, Fax: (502) 655-7131 Carroll: Gentry-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Ave, Carrollton, KY, (502) 732-4436 Graham-Dunn Funeral Home, 213 S 5th St, Carrollton, KY (502) 732-4244, Fax: (502) 732-8289 Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home Rob Riley-Owner 809 Highland Ave Carrollton KY 41008-1037 502-732-4436 Carter: Globe Funeal Chapel, US Hwy 60 West, Olive Hill, KY 41164, 606-286-5306 Henderson Leslie A Funeral Home Short Olive Hill KY 41164 606-286-4171 Malone Funeral Home 325 Malone Lane Grayson KY 41143 606-474-5126 pp30224@ppp.kcc.edu Oney-Henderson Funeral Home Short St Olive Hill KY 41150 606-286-5323 Sparks Funeral Home 203 W Main St Grayson KY 41143-1245 606-474-5114 (c) Copyright 31 December 1998, Sandra K. 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TIP#211 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR BOUNTY RECIPIENTS - PART 3 George McCormick, William McKee, John McKinley, Rowland Madison, Philip Mallory, John Marks, Josiah Marks, James M. Marshall, Thomas Martin, David Mason, Gabriel Maupin, John F. Mercer, William Meredith, William Miller, Callohill Minnis, Francis Minnis, Holman Minnis, Peter M'nor, Edward Moody, James Moody, Alexander Moon, Archibald Moon, Andrew Moore, Peter Moore, Thomas Moore, Simon Morgan, Nathaniel G. Morris, Robert Morrow, Hezekiah Morton, William Mosby, Henry Moss, Francis Muir. James Neal, John Nelson, John Nelson, John Nicholas, Andrew Nixon Conway Oldham, Ferdinand O'Neal, John Overton, Thomas Overton. Carter Page, Thomas Parker, William Parsons, Thomas Patterson, Tarlton Payne, Thomas Payne, Thomas Pemberton, James Pendleton, Nathaniel Pendleton, William Penn, Thomas Peterson, John Pettus, Michael Perault, Henry Peyton, John Peyton, William Pierce, Thomas Porter, Charles Porterfield, Robert Poterfield, Robert Powell, William Poythress, James Price, John Pryor, James Purvis. Jams Quarles, Henry Quarles Drury Ragsdale, Robert Randolph, Thomas Ransdell, Thomas Ray, Edmund Read, Jason Reddick, Nathan Reid, George Rice, Christopher Roane, John Rogers, William Rogers, Alexander Rose, Beverly Roy, William Royall, Angus Rucker, Michael Rudolph, Thomas Ruffin, Andrew Russell William Sanford, Philip Sansum, Robert Sayres, David Scott, Joseph Scott Sr., Joseph Scott Jr., Strother G. Settle, Abraham Shepherd, John Shield, Clough Shelton, Anthony Singleton, George Slaughter, Philip Slaughter, Arthur Smith, Ballard Smith, Granville Smith, Gregory Smith, Joseph Smith, Larkin Smith, Matthew Smith, Simon Simmers/Summers, Joseph Spencer, Benjamin Spiller, John Spottswood, Uriah Springer, John Steed, David Steele, John Stith, John Stokes, Sigismond Stribling, Beverly Stubblefield, George Stubblefield, Joseph Swearingen. Augustine Tabb, Benjamin Taliaferro, Isaac Taylor, Reuben Taylor, Severn Teagle, John Tebbs, Henry Terrill, Nathaniel Terry, Lewis Thomas, William Thompson, Presley Thornton, Thomas Thweatt, Samuel Tinsley, Robert Todd, Lawrence Trent, Thomas Triplett, William Triplett, Geo. Lee Turberville James Upshur, Thomas Upshur Edward Valentine, Jacob Valentine, Robert Vance, Walter Vowles Jacob Walker, Thomas Walker, Andrew Wallace, David Wallace, Thomas Waman, Richard C. Waters, John Watts, Nathaniel Welch, Thomas West, Robert White, Tarpley White, William White, Henry Whiting, James Williams, John Williams, Edward Wills, Thomas Wills, John Winston, Frederick Woodson, Hugh Woodson, Joseph Woodson, Robert Woodson, James Wright, Patrick Wright Robert Yancey, Henry Young, Stephen Young. CAPTAIN-LIEUTENANTS: (held the rank of Captain but the pay of a Lieutenant.). John Crittenden, William Eppes, Walter Graham, Yancey Lipscomb, Humphrey Marshall, Lewis Thomas, Thomas Warman, John Warsham, Cary Wyatt. LIEUTENANTS: David Allen, Edward Allen, John Allen, George Alexander, Nathaniel Anderson, Robert Anderson, John Archer, Joseph Archer, Peter Field Archer, Richard Archer, Arcib'ld Armstrong, Lemuel Arnold, Benjamin Ashby Lt (no first) Bacchus, Wood Baldwin, Daniel Ball, William Ballard, James Banks, James Barbee, John Barksdale, William Barnett, Samuel Baskerville, Henry Baylis, William Baylis, John Baynham, John Baytop, John Beck, Daniel Bedinger, Edward Beeson, Henry Bell, John Bell, Samuel Bell, William Berrnard, George Blackmore, Robert Bollins, John Bowen, Henry Bowyer, William Boyce, Charles Bradford, Robert Breckinridge, Jos. Barton/Britton, James Broaddus, Edmund Brooke, Francis Brooke, James Brooke, John Brooke, Walker Brookes, Jacob Brown, Robert Brown, John Brownlee, Thomas Buffoot, Rice Bullock, William B Bunting, James Burton, Hutchins Burton, Samuel Butler Archibald Campbell, Samuel Campbell, William Campbell, Luke Cannon, Martin Carney, John Carroll, Clement Carrington, George Carrington, John Carson, Richard Claiborne, Edmund Clark, Richard Clarke, William Clarke, Matthew Clay, Phillip Clayton, Samuel Cobbs, Thomas Collier, Jacob Coleman, Samuel Coleman, Wyatt Coleman, Robert Cooper, William Connor, Joseph Conway, Philip Courtney, Thomas Coverly, Robert Cowne, John Crawford, Robert Craddock, John Crute, Nicholas Currell, Thomas Custis Richard Dandridge, Robert S. Dandridge, Nathaniel Darby, W Darville/Dawville, Opie Davenport, Henry Dawson, James Delaplane, John Dent, Dudley Digges, Thomas Drake, John Drew, John Drummond, Robert Dudley, John Due, Jonathan Dye. Philip Easton, Richard Ewaston, Benj. Admonson, Philip Eflin, Robert Elliott, John Emmerson, Charles Erskine, William Eskridge, John Eustace, William Evans, Alexander Ewing Griffin Fauntleroy, Henry Field, Michael Fiely, Peregrine Fitzhugh, William Fitzhugh, John Fleet, John Foster, Richard Foster, Robert Foster, Simpson Foster, John Fowke, Falvey Frazier. John Galloway, Benjamin Garnett, Churchill Gibbs, Harrod Gibbs, John Gibson, John Giles, H. Gillaham, James Gilmore, Thomas Glasscock, Stephen Goodwin, Ambrose Gordon, Arthur Gordon, John Gratton, William Graves, Francis Gray, William Gray, Francis Green, Robert Greene, William Gregory, George Guthrie John Hackley, James Hamilton, Holland Haney, John Hardiman, John Hargis, John Harris, John Harris, Battle Harrison, James Harrison, John Harrison, Lawrence Harrison, Richard Harrison, William B. Harrison, James Harper, John Hawkins, John Heth, Peter Higgins, Wm. Higginbotham, George Hite, Isaac Hite, Joseph Hite, James Hockaday, Philip Hockaday, Philip Hoffman, Samuel Hogg, George Holland, T. Holmes, James Holt, William Holt, Thos. C. Hoomes, John Hooper, Vasahael B. Howard, Lewis Howell, Henry Hughes, Jasper Hughes, John Humphries, Thomas Hungerford John Johnson, Peter Johnson, John Jolliff, Albrighton Jones, Charles Jones, Reuben Joynes Robt. Kays/Keyes, Isiam Keith, Abraham Keller, James Kennedy, John Kennon, Elisha King, Robert Kirk, Thoams Lanier, Elias Langham, John Lapsley, Benjamin Lawson, John Leigh, Andrew Lewis, E. Lewis, Thomas Lewis, John Linton, Edward Lloyd, Reuben Long, James Lovell, John W. Ludiman, Wm. I. Ludiman, Lewis Lunsford. John McDowell, William McTuire, James McNutt, David Mann, Lawrence Manning, Isaiah Marks, Thomas Martin, John Marston, John Massenburgh, Abraham Maury, William Meade, John Meanly, James Meriwether, James Meriwether, George Mensier/Menzies, Henry Micon, David Miller, Javan Miller, Thomas Miller, Robert Mitchell, John Mills, James Montgomery, Jacob Moon, Jacob Moore, John Moore, William Moore, Spencer Morgan, James Morton, Benjamin Mosely, Alvin Mountjoy, Rodham Moxley, William Moxley John Nelson, Roger Nelson, Pierce Noland, George Norwell Richard M. Owens To be continued. (c) 29 December 1998, Sandra K. 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Merry Christmas friends! Sandi I want to step outside the boundaries of Kentucky for one short post. Close your eyes and imagine no cable or satellite television broadcasts; no radio, many times no newspapers, or maybe just small local papers delivered weekly. Think of how long it would take for earth-shattering news to reach the Kentucky family. As the 20th century made its appearance, communications improved tremendously of course, and the family had a better grasp on world events. Thus, in addition to worrying about their own problems, internal conflicts in the US, plagues and the like, the family was introduced more and more to what was happening in those far away countries they had only studied about in a geography book. It is said today, in our age of instant coverage, that the only headlines we hear or see contain bad news. It is the gripping spontaneous coverage of murders, hurricanes, uprisings, and other traumatic events that are primarily blasted out to us on a constant basis. Thus, this posting deals with disasters that made the news - from the days of the early 1800's up through the 1920's. How many of my readers, I wonder, remember some of the more current events that our Kentucky families were reading about? This is not a complete list of course, but will give the reader some sense of how many major disasters there have been that touched our lives in one way or another. 1805: July 26: More than 65 000 lost their lives in a tremendous earthquake in Naples, Italy. 1814: February 1: More than a thousand people killed and 5 villages destroyed when the volcano Mayon erupts in the Philippines. 1845: July 14: A fire starts in a building in New York which was filled with gun powder. The explosion sets fire to other buildings which rages for 7 hours. 1849: May 17: 7 steamboats and 15 city blocks are destroyed by a fire in St. Louis, MO. 1851: May 3: Great San Francisco fire. 1853: May 5: 46 people died as the New Heaven Railroad train ran through an open drawbridge and plunged into the Norwalk Canal in Norwalk, CT. 1856: July 17: A head-on train crash kills 66 passengers in Camp Hill, PA. 1859: June 28: Michigan Southern Expess falls through the Springbrook broken bridge. 41 die in the wreckage of cars in Mishawake, IN. 1887: February 23: Carnival ball ends with deadly earthquake killing more than 2000 people in the Riviera. 1897: May 4: 1897. Hundreds of aristocrats lost their lives during a charity bazaar fire in Paris. 1900: May 1: 201 men perish in coal mine explosion in Schofield, UT. August 27: A Galveston. Texas hurricane and High tides destroy the city leaving more than 6000 dead. September 8: Bolivar, Texas is not spared as a train is destroyed by a hurricane. 85 passengers killed. 1901: November 27: Two trains running behind schedule collide at night, killing 20 in Senaca, Michigan. 1902: May 8: Mount Pelee. Martinique. In few minutes 30 000 people were incinerated as the violent eruption engulfed the city in volatile gases in September 20: Birmingham, Alabama. Fire in a church takes 115 lives. 1904: February 7... What started as a small fire in a warehouse keeps growing and rages for 2 days destroying more than 2500 buildings. June 15: The excursion steamer General Slocum bursts in flames in New York and 1000 passengers lost their life. 1905: March 10th: Explosion in a coal mine claims more than 1000 lives in France. 1906: April 18: A two minute earthquake, about 8.3 in San Francisco leaves the city in flames and hundred dead. October 28: An electric train plunges in Elizabeth river in Atlantic City after derailing while crossing a bridge. 57 killed. December 29: Express train collides with local train during snowstorm, 22 passengers killed in Elliot Junction, Scotland. 1907: February 11: Between Providence and New York the Joy Line Larchmond sinks in a mere 15 minutes in the freezing waters after a collision with The Knowlton. 322 passengers died. 1908: March 4th: Fire in a school in Collinwood, OH. takes 160 lives. 1909: November 13: Cherry. Illinois is the sight of a coal mine fire - 259 perish. 1910: February 9: French steamer "General Chancy" wrecked off Minorca. 200 perish near Spain. March 30: Collision of The Lloyd Express and a military train collide and 20 are killed , 41 injured in Mulheim, Germany. 1911: March 25: Deadly fire at the eighteenth floor in Triangle Shirtwaist factory. In less than 20 minutes - 150 young women lost their lives. September 23: Montreuil-Bellay, France Flood damage to a bridge causes a pier to collapse causing two locomotives and 3 coaches into the river. 22 lives lost, 27 injured. - New York. 1912: April 14: Titanic broke in two after collision with an iceberg. July 4: Excursion train to Niagara Falls was struck in the rear by a following Express. 39 killed, 40 injured in Corning, NY. September 28: In Japan the Kichermaru sinks. 1000 lost. 1913: October 13: 439 men killed in a mine explosion in Cardiff, Wales. October 21: In Dawson, New Mexico an explosion in coal mine kills 263. 1914: March 5: Spanish shipper "Principe de Asturia" sank off the coast of Brazil. More than 400 deaths. April 28: Eccles, WV 183 killed in explosion of coal mine May 29: Due to a thick fogbank , Norwegian collier "Storstad" collides with the Canadian liner "Empress of Ireland" which sank almost immediately with passengers sleeping. 1 024 died in St. Lawrence River. 1915: January 13: 1915 An earthquake claims 29,980 lives in Avezzano, Italy. April 24: The beginning of Armenian genocide by the Ottoman and Turkish governments resulting in 1,500,000 deaths. May 7th: Shores of Ireland. Lusitania sinks after being stroked by German torpedoes. 1198 died. July 24: 812 people from the 2500 packed on "Eastland" steam excursion ship drowned when the ship capsized, Michigan City, IN. 1916: August 29: 1000 Chinese soldiers perish, as cruiser collides with steamer maneuvering in a fogbank. 1917: February 21: Train crashes in Chirucha, Romadia killing 500. May 26: Illinois. Tenesse. Indiana. Kansas. Kentucky. Missouri. Arkansas.Alabama - Killer tornadoes kills 249 l and injures1200. June 23: Munition factory explodes in Boleweg, Bohemia killing 1000 workers. July 9: British battleship "Vanguard" blows up . 800 officers killed. December 6: Collision of the MONT BLANC loaded with few hundred tons of TNT, and the IMO, the blast incinerated 2 square miles of the north end of Halifax , killing 1,600. 1918: September 19: Collision of 2 trains in the Pacy tunnel, kills 30. More than a hundred are injured. In Tonnerre, France. In earthquake on October 11 in Puerto Rico followed by tidal wave kills 116. October 12: Collision of two passenger trains claims 67 lives, 25 injured in Selerra, Spain. November 6: Steinbbruch-Rakos, Hungary. 60 killed and 180 injured in a troop train wreck. 1919: September 3: Over Florida, Louisiana and Texas, a hurricane kills 287. Another deadly hurricane on September 12 in the same area kills 287. 1920: December 14: 30 killed and 35 injured in the collision between a postal train and a freight train. In Bommidi, India. December 16: Tremendous earthquake and massive landslides in a 300 miles long , 100 miles wide area, buries entire villages. More than 180 000 killed in Kansu, China. 1921: August 24: British dirigible ZR-2 breaks in two. 62 died - Hall, England. September 21: the Princess of the Orient, had sunk on a voyage from Cebu City to Manila. September 21: Oppau, Germany. Ammonium nitrate explosion kills 600. December 5: 27 killed in a head-on train collision in Woodmont, CA. 1922: August 2: Typhon and tidal wave kill more than 50 000 in Shantou, China. September 22: Smyrna, Asia Minor. City destroyed by a fire. Hundreds dead. 1923: September 17: Fire destroys 600 buildings in Berkeley, CA. September 21: In Tokyo and Yokohama more than 200,000 dead in earthquake followed by a fire. December 21: French dirigible DIXMUDE vanishes with 51 on board in the Mediterranean Sea. 1926: September 5: The Scenic Limitated passenger train derails on a curve, 6 of the 14 coaches were thrown into the Arkansas river. 23 killed, more than 50 injured - Waco, CO. September 12: Florida and Alabama Hurricane kills 243 in 10 days. September 14: Florida and Alabama Hurricane kills 243 in 10 days. October 20: A hurrican in Havana, Cuba kills more than 600. December 11: Tiehlong, Manchuria is the sight of 25 killed in train collision. 1928: May 19: 195 workers perish in the coal mine explosion in Mather, PA. 1929: May 25: A Cleveland. OH fire in X-ray room of the clinic claims 121 killed by the poisonous fumes. July 18: A flash flood in Straton, CO sweeps away a bridge scattering train coaches into the swirling waters. 10 were drowned. October 5: A hurricane in the Dominican Republic Hurricane kills more than 2000. And in Beauvais.France a British dirigible crashes. 47 dead. 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TIP #209: REVOLUTIONARY WAR BOUNTY RECIPIENTS PART 2: This is a continuation of the officers and soldiers of Virginia who received bounty lands in Kentucky. Not all of them settled in Kentucky after the war and there is no way for me to verify that the following individuals actually came to Kentucky. These are taken from old Quisenberry records. SURGEONS AND SURGEON'S MATES: Men holding these ranks were allowed from 2,666 to 8,000 acres of land. Cornelius Baldwin, William Brown, William Carter, Thomas Christie, Mace Clements, Joseph Davis, Daniel DeBenneville, Anthony F. Dixon, George Draper, Edward Duff, George Evans, H. Fullerton, P. Galt/Gault, David Griffith (also a Chaplain), Charles Greer, David Holmes, Benjamin Hoomes, Lewis Howell, Matthew Irwine, Robert Johnson, John Julian, Miles King, John Knight, John McAdams, Bazil Middleton, George Munroe, Thomas Overton, William Pelham, Matthew Pope, John Ramsey, William Rickman, John Roberts, Robert Ross, Philip M. Russell, Joseph Savage, Alexander Skinner, Augustine Slaughter, Nathan Smith, Samuel Smith, John Swope, John Trezvant, Claiborne Vaughan, James Wallace, George Yates. MAJORS: Majors were again allowed 5,333 acres of land. John Belfield, Francis Boykin, Peter B. Bruin, Richard Call, Buller Claiborne, Alexander Clough, Joseph Crockett, William Croghan, Wm. Cunningham, Alexander Dick, E. Dickinson, Joseph Eggleston, Ralph Falkner, Samuel Finley, John Fitzgerald, John Flemming, George Gilchrist, John Graves, John Hays, Peter Helphenstine, James Hendricks, Thomas Hill, Christian Holmer, John Holmer, David Hopkins, James Johnson, James Knox, John Lee, Andrew Leitch, James F. Leitch, Levis, William Lewis, James Lucas, Charles Magill, Thomas Massie, Everard Meade, Thomas Meriwether, James Monroe, William Moseley, John Moss, Alexander Parker, Charles Pelham, Benjamin Porter, John Poulson, Thomas Quirk, Thomas Ridley, John Rudolph, Major Russell (his heirs received the land), John Scott, Gross Scruggs, Smith Snead, Thomas Snead, David Stephenson, John Stephenson, John Swan, Francis Taylor, John Taylor, Robert Tompkins, Andrew Waggoner, Charles West, John W. Woodson and Tarlton Woodson. CAPTAINS: Captain normally received 4,666 acres. John Anderson, Richard Apperson, Matthew Arbuckle, Thomas Armstead, James Armstrong, Stephen Ashby, Thomas Atkinson, William H. Avery, Thomas Barbee, Henry Bailey, John Baldwin, James Barnett, Chisholm Barrett, William Barrett, Walker Baylor, James Baytop, Thomas Baytop, Robert Beall, Henry Bedinger, Thomas Bell, William Bentley, Thomas Berry, Benjamin Biggs, William Blackeny, John Blackwell, Joseph Blackwell, Thomas Blackwell, John Blair, Ambrose Bohannon, Lewis Booker, Samuel Booker, Machen Boswell, Michael Bowyer, Thomas Bowyer, Samuel K. Bradford, James Bradley, Richard Brashear, Alex. Breckinridge, Reuben Briscoe, Samuel Brooks, William Brown, Windsor Brown, Thomas Browne, William Brownlee, Thomas Buckner, Nathaniel Burwell, Lawrence Butler, Marquis Calmes, Jams Calderwood, Patrick Carnes, Mayo Carrington, John C. Carter, Benjamin Casey, Geo. Chamberlayne, Abraham Chaplin, John Chapman, William Cherry, John Chilton, Thomas Chilton, John Clark, Thomas Clay, Colin Cocke, Pleasant T. Cocke, John Cole, Richard Coleman, Whitehead Coleman, Henry Conway, Leonard Cooper, Francis Cowhered, James Craig, James Crain, Abner Crump, James Culbertson, Alexander Cummins, James Curie, Francis Dade, Alex. S. Dandridge, John Dandridge, William Davenport, Jesse Davis, Archibald Denholm, James Dillard, Thomas Dix, Thomas H. Drew, Henry Dudley, Peter Dun, Daniel Duvall, Samuel Eddins, Thomas Edmunds, Leroy Edwards, James Emmett, William Eppes, Charles Ewell, Thomas Ewell, Henry Fauntleroy, Reuben Field, Thos. Fenn/Finn, John H. Fitzgerald, Peregrine Fitzhugh, James Foster, Robert Forsythe, Nathaniel Fox, Thomas Fox, William Fowler, William Frazier, William F. Gaines, Charles Gallapin, Robert Gamble, Edward Garland, Peter Garland, Robert George, William George, John Gerault, Erasmus Gill, Samuel Gill, John Gillison, John Gist, John Goodrich, George Gray, James Gray, Berryman Green, William Gregory, I. Griffin, James Gum, Benjamin Grymes, William Grymes, George Handy, Benjamin Harrison, John P. Harrison, Valentine Harrison, John Hawkins, Moses Hawkins, Martin Healey, James Heard, William Henderson, Henry Heth, Robert Higgins, Abraham Hite, Matthias Hite, Nicholas Hobson, John Hockaday, Samuel Hogg, John H. Holt, Thomas Holt, John Holcombe, James Hook, Benjamin Hoomes, Richard Hooper, Thomas Hooper, Thos. Hord/Hoard, John Hudson, John Hughes, Edwin Hull, Isaac Isreal, Gideon Johnson, John B. Johnson, William Johnnson, Cadwallader Jones, Churchill Jones, Gabriel Jones, Lewellyn Jones, Peter Jones, Samuel Jones, Strother Jones, Matthew Jouett, John Jordan, Thaddeus Kelly, John Kelty, Peter Kemp, Curtis Kendall, Luke Kennon, Richard Kennon, Benjamin Kinley, Abraham Kirkpatrick, David Laird, Nathan Lamme, Philip R. F. Lee, R. T. Lee, Addison Lewis, George Lewis, William Lewis, Arthur Lind/Lund, William Lindsay, Bernard Lipscomb, Reuben Lipscomb, Gabriel Long, William Long, William Lovely, Nathaniel Lucas, Thomas Lucas, Thomas Lucas, James Mabon/Maborn, Richard McCarty, William McCraw, George McCormick, William McKee, John McKinley, Roland Madison, Philip Mallory, John Marks, Josiah Marks, James M. Marshall, John Marshall, Thomas Martin, David Mason, Gabriel Maupin, John F. Mercer, William Meredith, William Miller, Callohill Minnis, Francis Minnis, Holman Minnis, Peter M'nor, Edward Moody, James Moody, Alexander Moon, Archibald Moon, Andrew Moore, Peter Moore, Thomas Moore, Simeon Morgan, Nathaniel G. Morris, Robert Morrow, Hezekiah Morton, William Mosby, Henry Moss, Francis Muir, James Neal, John Nelson, John Nelson, John Nicholas, Andrew Nixon, Conway Oldham, Ferdinand O'Neal, John Overton, Thomas Overton, To be continued. (c) Copyright 22 December 1998, Sandra K. 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Eclampsy - Symptoms of epilepsy, convulsions during labor. Ecstasy - A form of catalepsy characterized by loss of reason. Edema - Swelling. Edema of the Lungs - Congestive heart failure, a form of dropsy. Eel Thing - Erysipelas. Effluvia - Exhalations. In the mid 19th century, they were called "vapors" and distinguished into the Contagious Effluvia, such as Rubeolar (measles); Marsh Effluvia, such as Miasmata. Elephantiasis - A form of leprosy. Encephalitis - Swelling of the brain, aka Sleeping Sickness. Emphysma, Pulmonary - A chronic, irreversible disease of the lungs. Enteric Fever - See Typhoid Fever. Enterocolitis - Inflammation of the intestines. Enteritis - Inflammation of the bowels. Epilepsy - A disorder of the nervous system, characterized either by mild, episodic loss of attention or sleepiness (petittnal) or by severe convulsions with loss of consciousness (grand mal). Synonyms: Falling Sickness, Fits. Epitaxis - Nose bleed. Erysipelas - A disease. Synonyms: Rose, Saint Anthony's Fire (from its burning heat or perhaps because St. Anthony was suppose to cure it miraculously.) Skin disease caused by an infection of the blood. Fatty Liver - Cirrhosis. Flux - See Dysentery. Flux of Humor - Circulation. Furuncle - See Boil Gangrene - Death and decay of tissue in a part of the body - usually a limb - due to injury, disease or failure of blood supply. Synonym: Mortification. Gathering - A collection of pus. Glandular Fever - Mononucleosis Gleet - See Catarrh Gravel - A disease characterized by small stones which are formed in the kidneys, passed along the ureters to the bladder and expelled with the urine. Synonym: Kidney Stone. Grippe - An old term for Influenza. Grocer's Itch - Skin disease caused by mites in sugar and flour. Heart Sickness - Condition cause by loss of salt from the body. Hectic Fever - A daily recurring fever with profound sweating, chills and flushed appearance. Often associated with pulmonary tuberculosis or septic poisoning. Hectical Complaint - Recurrent fever. Hematemesis - Vomiting blood. Hematuria - Bloody urine. Hospital Fever - See Typhus Hydrocephalus - See Dropsy Hydrothorax - See Dropsy Icterus - See Jaundice Inanition - Exhaustion from lack of nourishment; starvation. Infection - In the early part of the last century, infections were thought to be the propagation of disease by effluvia (see above) from patients crowded together. "Miasms" were believed to be substances which could not be seen in any form - emanations not apparent to the senses. Such miasms were understood to act by infection. Inflammation - Redness, swelling, pain, tenderness, heat and disturbed function of an area of the body. In the last century, cause of death often was listed as inflammation of a body organ such as brain or lung, but this was purely a descriptive term and is not helpful in identifying the actual underlying disease. Jail Fever - See Typhus Jaundice - Yellow discoloration of the skin, whites of the eyes and mucous membranes due to an increase of bile pigment in the blood. Synonym: Icterus. Kidney Stone - See Gravel Kings Evil - A popular name for Scrofula. The name originated in the time of Edward the Confessor with the belief that the disease could be cured by the touch of the King of England. Lockjaw - Tetanus. A disease in which the jaws become firmly locked together. Synonyms: Trismus, Tetanus. Lung Fever - Pneumonia Lung Sickness - Tuberculosis Malignant Fever - See Typhus. Marasmus - Malnutrition occurring in infants and young children, caused by an insufficient intake of calories or protein. Meningitis - Inflammation of the meninges characterized by high fever, severe headache and stiff neck or back muscles. Synonym: Brain Fever. Milk Sick - Poisoning resulting from the drinking of milk produced by a cow who had eaten a plant known as White Snake Root. Mormal - Gangrene Neuralgia - Sharp and paroxysmal pain along the course of a sensory nerve. Paristhmitis - See Quinsy Petechial Fever - See Typhus. Phthisis - See Consumption. Plague\Black Death - Bubonic Plague Pleursy - Inflammation of the pleura, the lining of the chest cavity. Symptoms are chills, fever, dry cough and pain in the affected side (a stitch) Pneumonia - Inflammation of the lungs Podagra - Gout Potts Disease - Tuberculosis of the spinal vertebrae Putrid Fever - See Typhus. Putrid Sore Throat - Ulceration of an acute form, attacking the tonsils. Pyrexia - See Dysentery. Quinsy - An acute inflammation of the tonsils, often leading to an abscess. Synonyms: Suppurative Tonsillitis, Cynanche Tonsillaris, Paristhmitis, Sore Throat. Scarlatina - Scarlet Fever. A contagious disease. Scrofula - Primary tuberculosis of the lymphatic glands, especially those in the neck. A disease of children and young adults. Synonym: King's Evil. Septic - Infected, a condition of local or generalized invasion of the body by disease-causing germs. Ship Fever - See Typhus Softening of the Brain - Cerebral Hemorrhage\Stroke Spotted Fever - See Typhus Summer Complaint - See Cholera Infantum Suppuration - The production of pus. Teething - The entire process which results in the eruption of the teeth. 19th century medical reports stated that infants were mroe prone to disease at the time of teething. Symptoms were restlessness, fretfulness, convulsions, diarrhea and painful and swollen gums. The latter could be relieved by lancing over the protruding tooth. Often teething was reported as a cause of death in infants. Perhaps they became susceptible to infections, especially if lancing was performed without antisepsis. Another explanation of teething as a cause of death is that infants were often weaned at the time of teething; perhaps they then died from drinking contaminated milk, leading to an infection or from malnutrition if watered-down milk was given. Tetanus - An infectious, often fatal disease caused by a specific bacterium that enters the body through wounds. Synonyms: Trismus, Lockjaw. Thrush - A disease characterized by whitish spots and ulcers on the membranes of the mouth, tongue & face caused by a parasitic fungus. Synonyms: Aphthae, Sore Mouth, Aphthous Stomatitis. Trismus Nascentium or Neonatorum - A form of tetanus seen only in infants, almost invariable in the first five days of life. Typhoid Fever - An infectious, often fatal disease, usually occurring in the summer months, characterized by intestinal inflammation and ulceration. The name came from the disease's similarity to Typhus. Synonym: Enteric Fever. Typhus - An acute, infectious disease transmitted by lice and fleas. The epidemic or classic form is louse borne; the endemic or murine is is flea borne. Synonyms: Typhus Fever, Malignant Fever (in the 1850's), Jail Fever, Hospital Fever, Ship Fever, Putrid Fever, Brain Fever, Bilious Fever, Spotted Fever, Petechial Fever, Camp Fever. Variola - Smallpox. Winter Fever - Pneumonia. Tellow Fever - An acute, often fatal, infectious disease of warm climates. Caused by a virus transmitted by mosquitoes. Sandi Gorin - A Kentucky Colonel 205 Clements Ave., Glasgow, KY 42141 (502) 651-9114 PUBLISHING: http://www.members.tripod.com/~GorinS/index.html GORIN FAMILY MSG BOARD: http://www.insidetheweb.com/mbs.cgi/mb248461 BARREN CO OBITS, WILLS, DEEDS & BIBLE RECORDS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/BarrenObits KYRESEARCHING TIPS: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Tips KYBIOGRAPHIES: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ky/Bios

TIP#207: GLOSSARY OF DISEASES - UPDATED - PART 1 I have previously included many of the old diseases in other tips. However, this is such a comprehensive list that I felt it was worthy of being included. My thanks to Carolyn690@aol.com for putting these together for me! I am including some of the "newer" diseases, but this will primarily deal with the older or more rare names of diseases. Addison's Disease - A disease characterized by severe weakness, low blood pressure and a bronzed coloration of the skin due to decreased secretion of cortisol from the adrenal gland. Synonyms: Morbus addisonii, bronzed skin disease. Ague - Malarial or intermittent fever characterized by paroxysms (stages of chills, fever & sweating at regularly recurring times) and followed by an interval or intermission of varying duration. Popularly, the disease was known as "fever and ague", "chill fever", "the shakes" and by names expressive of the locality in which it was prevalent such as "swamp fever" (in Louisiana), "Panama fever" and "Chagres fever". Ague-cake - a form of enlargement of the spleen resulting from the action of malaria on the system. American Plague - Yellow fever. Anasarca - Generalized massive dropsy. (See dropsy) Apoplexy - Paralysis due to stroke. Aphthae - See Thrush Aphthous Stomatitis - See Canker Ascites - See Dropsy Asthenia - See Debility Bad Blood - Syphilis Bilious Fever - A term loosely applied to certain intestinal and malarial fevers. (See Typhus) Biliousness - A complex of symptoms comprising nausea, abdominal discomfort, headache, & constipation. Formerly attributed to excessive secretion of bile from the liver. Black Plague\Black Death - Bubonic plague Black Pox - Black smallpox Black Vomit - Vomiting old (black) blood due to ulcers Blood Poisoning - Bacterial Infection; Septicemia Bloody Sweat - Sweating sickness Bone Shave - Sciatica Brain Fever - See Meningitis, Typhus. Breakbone - Dengue fever Bright's Disease - Glomerulonephritis (kidney inflammation) Camp Fever - See Typhus. Bronze John - Yellow fever, Cachexy - Malnutrition Cacogastric - Upset stomach. Cacospysy - Irregular pulse Camp Fever - Typhoid fever, aka Camp Diarrhea and Jail Fever. Catalepsy - Seizures\Trances - condition which causes seizures, trances, or unconsciousness. Catarrh - Inflammation of a mucous membrane, especially of the air passages of the head and throat with a free discharge. Bronchial Catarrh was Bronchitis; Suffocative Cattarrh was Croup; Urtheral Cattarrh was Gleet; Vaginal Cattarrh was Leukorrhea; Epidemic Catarrah was the same as Influenza. runny eyes & nose, influenza. Synonyms: Cold, Coryza. Chilblain - Swelling of the extremities cause by exposure to cold. Childbed Fever - infection following childbirth, perpherial fever. Chin Cough - Whooping cough. Chlorosis - Iron Deficiency Anemia - condition of pale or greenish skin, weakness, & dyspepsia. Cholecystitis - Inflammation of the gall bladder. Cholelithiasis - Stones of the gall bladder. Cholera - An acute, infectious disease characterized by profuse diarrhea, vomiting and cramps. Cholera is spread by feces-contaminated water & food. Major epidemics struck the US in the years 1832, 1849 & 1866. Cholera Infantum - A common, noncontagious diarrhea of young children, occurring in summer or autumn. It was common among the poor and in hand-fed babies. Death frequently occurred in 3 - 5 days. Synonyms: Summer Complaint, Weaning Brash, Water Gripes, Choleric Fever of children, Cholera Morbus. Chorea - Any of several diseases of the nervous system, characterized by jerky movements that appear to be well coordinated but are performed involuntarity, chiefly of the face & extremities. Synonym: Saint Vitus' Dance. Disease characterized by convulsions, contortions,and dancing. Cold Plague - Ague which is characterized by chills. Colic - Paroxysmal pain in the abdomen or bowels. Infantile colic is benign paroxysmal abdominal pain during the first 3 months of life. Colic rarely caused death. Renal colic can occur from disease in the kidney, gallstone colic from a stone in the bile duct. Congestive Chills - Malaria. Congestive Fever - Malaria. Consumption - A wasting away of the body; formerly applied especially to pulmonary tuberculosis. Synonyms: Marasmus (in the mid-nineteenth century), Phthisis. Convuslions - Severe contortion of the body caused by violent, involuntary muscular contractions of the extremities, trunk and head. See Epilepsy. Coryza - See Catarrh. Cramp Colic - Appendicitis. Crop Sickness - Overextended stomach. Croup - Any obstructive condition of the larynx (voice box) or trachea (windpipe), characteried by a hoarse, barking cough and difficult breathing occurring chiefly in infants and children. In the early nineteenth century it was called Cynanche Trachealis. The crouping noise was similar to the sound emitted by a chicken affected with the pip, which in some parts of Scotland was called Roup; hence, probably the term croup. Synonyms: Roup, Hives, Choak, Stuffing, Rising of the Lights. Cyanosis - Blueness of skin due to lack of oxygen. Cynanche - Diseases of the throat. Day Fever - A fever lasting one day, sweating sickness. Debility - Abnormal bodily weakness or feebleness; decay of strength. This was a term descriptive of a patient's condition and of no help in making a diagnosis. Synonym: Asthenia. Decrepitude - Feebleness due to old age. Delirium Tremens - Hallucinations due to alcoholism. (D.T's) Dengue - Infectious fever endemic to East Africa. Dentition - Cutting of the teeth. Deplumation - Tumor of the eyelids which causes hair loss. Diary Fever - A fever lasting one day. Diptheria - An acute infectious disease acquired by contact with an infected person or a carrier of the disease. It was usually confined to the upper respiratory tract (throat) and characterized by the formation of a tough membrane (false membrane) attached firmly to the underlying tissue that would bleed if forcibly removed. In the 19th century the disease was occasionally confused with scarlet fever and croup. Dock Fever - Yellow fever. Dropsy - A contraction for Hydropsy. The presence of abnormally large amounts of fluid. Congestive Heart Failure. Congestive heart failure and/or edema (swelling) due to a kidney or heart disease. Dropsy of the Brain - Encephalitis. Dry Bellyache - Lead Poisoning. Dyscrasy - An abnormal body condition. Dysentery - A term given to a number of disorders marked by inflammation of the intestines (especially of the colon). There are 2 specific varieties: 1. Amebic Dysentery & 2. Bacillary Dysentery. Synonyms: Flux, Bloody Flux, Contagious Pyrexia (fever), Frequent Griping Stools. Dysorexy - Reduced appetite. Dyspepsia - Bad digestion. Dusury - Difficulty in urination. Eclampsia - A form of toxemia (toxins or poisons in the blood) accompanying pregnancy. See Dropsy. (c) Copyright 15 December 1998, Sandra K. 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LIVING - PLAIN AND SIMPLE · The bedroom doors opened that had been shut all day with no heat! and that blast of freezing air coming out! Cold featherbeds and a ton of quilts on top of you!!! Waking up to the smell of coffee and bacon. Standing close to the stove until your behind was red hot, then turned to warm the other side. The community water dipper that everyone drank from. The one wash pan that everyone washed their hands in before eating! Throwing a tablecloth over the leftovers and everyone picked around on the food all day with no refrigeration! Catalogs and spiders in the outhouse! The smell outside when it was snowing and silent...and the air hung heavy with the smell of burning coal in every house. · Even after my grandfather had water piped up to the house my grandmother refused to drink it because it tasted rusty! She drank water drawn from the well until the day she died in 1963! One wonders what health inspectors today would say about that old oaken bucket! No running water! Saturday night baths in the old wash tub sitting in the kitchen floor. · Cream separators, churns, wash boards, slop for hogs, gathering corn by hand, outhouses, dinner (that mid day meal) left on the table with a table cloth, going out on Sunday morning catching a chicken and wringing it neck to cook for Sunday dinner, stepping in chicken ** with the bare feet, or in the lot with the cows. · In the early seventies, my great-grandma still lived alone in the same house she'd been in for 60 years (she was 88 at the time). She cooked on a wood stove, because she didn't trust the electric ones not to explode. The wood man delivered the wood to her front yard, she would chop it herself and haul it to the back yard in a wheelbarrow. She also used a wringer washer, for the same reason she used the wood stove. The only electricity was used for lights, she also still used an ice-box (same reasoning). One year my parents bought her a pressure cooker for Christmas, to use in canning the multitude of fruits and vegetables she grew in her back yard. Nope, it might explode. · Lived in a 2 room house...took a bath in a # 3 tub...no running water...hauled water in a beer keg...with a little red wagon!!! Finally got a spigot in the side yard when I was in the 8th grade. I remember mama heating water in that #3 tub on top of the stove many a time for baths for us 3 kids. The 2 rooms in our house consisted of a kitchen and a room we all slept in. A wood stove. Mama also heated water on the stove to wash dishes by hand. · Using kerosene lamps for light at times. We did have electricity but it did go out from time to time. Daddy would drag out those lamps. After I got old enough to think about things...I wondered why Lincoln wasn't blind from reading by the things! · Running for the feather bed where mom had heated an iron, wrapped it and placed it in the bed to keep my feet warm. · Mom ran the switchboard when I was growing up and you could count on the party line to keep the neighbors informed when ever you made a phone call. Course they would be the first ones there when you needed help. Helped do a lot of canning and still do as much as I have time for. · We finally got an old wringer type washer the first thing I did was run my arm through the wringer, child like, it went pass the elbow. Scared everybody to death. MISCELLANEOUS: · I will never forget the odor of DDT. I think we didn't get sick because we didn't have time to - or knew we didn't have the $$ for a doctor visit so no sense being ill. · When the nickel was worth a nickel and *the silver penny was not worth a dime, only a penny. · When you could walk to school without being terrified of being kidnapped? Or having a drive-by shooting? · An airplane was a thing to truly be amazed with, the radio was something you would walk miles to see operate, the motorcar. The phonograph was all the rage, talking movies were just over the horizon, Television, what the heck is that?. Atomic energy? Never heard of a diesel engine, how about the telephone, party line, what no auto dial? · Dad went rabbit and squirrel hunting.. We were not amused with killing the bunnies and needless "I" wouldn't eat one if I was starving! It was all I could do to think of chickens grown and dressed at our place as any kind of food! I use to catch them and pet them. Daddy taught my 2 brothers how to trap....they'd go out before school and check traps and reset them...("we" were not happy with THAT either!) · The button box. My grandmother had an old tin filled with old and sometimes new buttons - we would spend hours going through it and listening to the stories behind each button - my mother has that box now and it will be passed on to me - unfortunately I don't remember all the stories, but still, I can't wait to own that box of buttons! · Halloween: When the air was chilly and the night air was spooky and the moon was large and orange, and there were all those outhouses just BEGGING to be dumped over. And the neighbors were one step ahead and sitting in them, just waiting for someone to dare try! · I had a plan to cut the toe of my stocking out and put a box at the bottom, so Santa would just keep filling and filling and filling. Somehow that never happened. · Cars in l930 were $200. I remember Dad bought a new car in l939 and paid $999.00 for it. It had a heater. I can remember passing people traveling and they were wrapped up in blankets. WAR: · The Saving Stamps you purchased with your lunch money and the air raid warnings. · Mother reading to us the war news after the mail ran each day. There was a map showing where the fighting was heavy that day. It showed where the Allied front was and the Axis front. I was so scared that when a plane went over, I thought it would bomb our house. Sugar rationing and shoe rationing. Gas rationing didn't bother us as we traveled in a wagon, pulled by 2 horses, to town, church and visiting. I remember when our neighbor showed up at school to pick up his daughters. Their brother was missing in action. He later was freed from a POW camp. I remember when the war was over. We children danced around the chinaberry tree in the yard. · World War II was Uncles going off to war and Mom worrying about if they were going to get home. · Most everything went in to the war effort--no money for gas, and if you did have money--no ration coupons. Same thing was true for film, food, and lots of other things. I remember when Pearl Harbor was bombed, the hushed tones in which the adults spoke, and then five of my uncles left for war. One of my most vivid memories is of my grandmother Clark sitting by the radio each day listening to the news concerning the war. My dad's only sister worked in what was then called the "bomber plant" here in Fort Worth, as did many women in this area. · Going out to weed the Victory Garden that our President asked everyone to plant so each family would be sure to have vegetables and not have to go without. I still have a book of rationing stamps. · Being home listening to the radio, probably listening to Amos and Andy on a Sunday morning when the terrible news came of the bombing that started the war. My dad went immediately down Monday morning to see if he was going in as he was planning on changing jobs. He was turned down for a heart murmur. But my uncle was drafted and he was in Guadal canal, a terrible battle, but survived. I started making a scrap book of the pictures of where the yanks were. Each day in the Boise Statesman was a picture of where the soldiers had advanced. I cut that picture out and pasted it in every day of the war. · When the Japanese children were taken out of the schools and put into camps. Two of my best friends were Japanese and we cried a lot. · City-wide blackouts. · The day the war was over. My aunt and my grandmother and I had gone downtown and we were again on a streetcar. All of a sudden, all the grownups began to hug each other for no reason, with no warning. Cars zigzagged down the street, honking their horns. Every church bell rang. People threw hats and newspapers into the air. They were laughing and crying and running into the streets. Strangers picked me up and lifted me above their heads, passing me from hand to hand down the length of the streetcar, cheering and whistling and crying. Every grownup in the world had gone completely nuts! I was terrified and astonished that such a thing could happen. Other memories by Sandi: I thought in conclusion that I would add a few of my own memories. They are random memories accumulated over 58 years and aren't world shaking - but they are me. Dad being drafted during World War II, failing for some health reason and my screaming out to my Mom that I saw the Sunbeam (seal beams)headlights of our car when he returned from the draft board. The top of our car being caught on fire when a town Fourth of July display's fireworks got too close. Those wonderful 4th of July parades, the fireworks - all of us children running around with our sparklers. The Saturday night movie in our little town of 300, a screen and projector being set up on the field of the grade school, everyone sitting on blankets with picnic lunches. Running boards. Growing up next to my grandparent's house with my grandmother's acre of beautiful flowers she showed each year at State Fair - the apples, pears, peaches, plums, grapes and berries (including what I thought my Mom had called poison berries!) The outside pump for all our watering needs. Our first sink with a little pump on the side. Taking the Saturday night bath in a big tub on the kitchen floor. Inside plumbing later being installed and my dropping my Lone Ranger ring in the commode and overflowing the entire first floor. My grandmother's canning. The threshing parties with tables set all over the side lawn with the women folk cooking for hours and eating last. Riding in the wagon hitched up to Doc and Molly. Eating raw soybeans (I still hunger for the smell of soybeans!) My cousin and I gathering eggs and reaching a snake instead. Our eating more strawberries that we got in the basket, bing cherry tomatoes. Going to the State Fair and screaming in fear at the top of the ferris wheel, having to be brought back down. The merry-go-round and not being allowed to get close to the "freak shows" as they were then called. Seeing my first television at my grandparents - Friday night boxing matches, Saturday morning cartoons, Mickey Mouse Club, The Pinky Lee Show, Howdy Doody, the Saturday night wresting matches, Milton Berle show, Red Skelton, The Show of Shows. Listening to the radio to the Green Hornet, The Shadow, Fibber Magee and Mollie Going to school in a little country school, riding the school bus - and sometimes missing it! The "sick room" at the school, having the same teacher several years at a time, usually the one I didn't like very much. Listening to President Truman announce the new law that a president could only serve two terms. The beautiful nighttime skies with more stars than I've seen the rest of my life. Hearing the principal announce that Russia had placed a satellite in orbit called "Sputnik" and being afraid to go outside at recess in case the Russians were flying over and taking pictures of us. The bomb shelters. Hop-skotch, playing jacks, jumping ropes an the jungle gyms. Failing miserable at girls's basketball and being unable to pitch well in softball. Going to basket ball games on the school bus. Deep snows, hot summers, no air conditioning. I'd better quit before reaching much deeper into the 50's - the "Happy Days" generation. Hope you have enjoyed this series! Merry Christmas. (c) Copyright 10 December 1998, Sandra K. 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