NEEDS: All are BRICKWALLS. Obit for John CARTER 1-2-1813 Ky- 2-27-1901..Putnam Co.,In Obit for: Eliza/Elizabeth NUTTERFEE/NUTTERFIELD CARTER 7-26-1810 Ky- 5-2-1866..Owen or Putnam Co.,In. Who was The Betsy GOSS who Married John CARTER of MORGAN Twp., Owen Co aboout 1870?Her Parentage.Also, need Date. Who was Homer BALDON/BALDWIN who operated Sorgum mill in Taylor Twp.,Owen Co, In in 1940's. Parentage etc... Who were Fleetwood TRUAX and Wife Cora Jane. Parentage?.. Who were Parents of McKinsie Baldon and Brother James? Were Samuel,Mariah, Thomas, and Sarah Baldon all siblings? Who was John H CARTER who married Sarah McDonald Carter, widow of Columbia CARTER 1-1-1872. Parentage? etc ALSO, DOES ANYONE HAVE COPY OF 1933 GOSPORT INDIANA, H.S. YEARBOOK WHO COULD SEND ME A COPY OF THE PICTURE OF, AND ANY OTHER INFORMATION, ABOUT MY FATHER, HERSCHEL CARTER. ALSO, IF QUINCY, INDIANA, HAD A YEARBOOK, I WOULD LIKE A PICTURE OF MY MOTHER FLOY LOCKHART.HER LAST YEAR PROBABLY 1935, OR 1936. Also, researching Goss,Ratts,Winkler,Warthen,Lockhart,Jones,Truax,and many others in Owen,Putnam,Morgan Counties. Happy and anxious to share information. Have much info, But, need lots of dates. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Does anyone have more info on the following? No dates listed, Phillips brother Isaac was born 1866 died 1918. These people could have connections in Shelby, Spencer, Nelson Bullitt or Jefferson County. Phillip BROWN brother to Issac And William Bill BROWN was shot by a SWEAZY over plowing a field. An ARMSTRONG was with him at the time. Shot the horses also. Happy Hunting Brenda www.onelist.com/kybullitt www.onelist.com/mcafeeresearchers www.onelist.com/kyhibbs

Does anyone have more info on the Following notes I found Edmond t. CARLIN b. 12/23/1841 d. 1883? (Mason) Sallie b. 3/12/1848 d. 11/1/1917 buried at Kings Cemetery Rober HALL b. 1865 d. 1921 Bettie 1869-1939 Buried at Kings Cemetery George Riley JONES Ridgeview Trailer Park Jesse ??? Benjamin COLLINGS is son of Zebulon COLLINGS He was a Revolutionary War Soldier. Zebulon COLLINGS son of William COLLINGS Happy Hunting Brenda www.onelist.com/kybullitt www.onelist.com/mcafeeresearchers www.onelist.com/kyhibbs

<< Clarke, John B Spouse : Hughes, Nancy B Marriage date : Feb 2, 1871 >> Spencer County KY >> Does anyone have more info on the above Marriage? Brenda

> > At 05:43 PM 12/29/1999 -0800, you wrote: > >Keith: > >Where would we find a copy of "a wonderful petition that was signed and > >republished in Leckey's Ten Mile Country"? I don't have ready access to a > >library and would like to check this resource. > >Ida Mae > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: Keith Kurtz <kthq@yahoo.com> > >To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Saturday, December 18, 1999 6:09 PM > >Subject: [KYSHELBY] Re: [kybullitt] Migration Patterns/funnels I have a copy of Leckey's Tenmile Country, but don't know which petition he is referring to as the "wonderful petition." The Petition For a New State lists 12 pages of signatories(!) while the petition opposing theformation of "Transylvania" has 84 signatories. The actual wording of the petitions are not given - just the names of those who signed. Sarah

Does anyone have information about this Shelby Co family, particularly about NC connections? Sharon John Yount, c1749- ?, born in Hanover, [York Co., PA?] and the s/o Andreas Jundt/Yount, married Elizabeth Fouts, in c1772 in Guilford Co., NC. She was the daughter of Michael Fouts and Catherine Varner. Some believe that John and Elizabeth had 11 children. A source said that this family moved to the Waters of the Wautaga in Wilkes County(now Wautaga Co.) in 1798, subsequently was in Shelby Co., KY., and Lincoln County, TN.

I went to HotBot search engine and got a reference for a _Blackledge Bibliography_ which gives as the 8th reference: "Ten-Mile Country" by Howard L. Leckey. Fiche 6049273. Book 974.88 Vol 1-7. The title of the petition would be necessary to find that, maybe also where it was written, any other known facts. Sharon Mills At 05:43 PM 12/29/1999 -0800, you wrote: >Keith: >Where would we find a copy of "a wonderful petition that was signed and >republished in Leckey's Ten Mile Country"? I don't have ready access to a >library and would like to check this resource. >Ida Mae >----- Original Message ----- >From: Keith Kurtz <kthq@yahoo.com> >To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Saturday, December 18, 1999 6:09 PM >Subject: [KYSHELBY] Re: [kybullitt] Migration Patterns/funnels > > >> Ann, >> I hope you don't mind, but I am forwarding your E-Mail to >> Shelby County and Floyd County IN >> >> Keith >> >> >No Anthony, I haven't forgotten :) >> > >> >Tis the season for too many interruptions but I hope to work on >migrations >> >over Christmas break and will be asking people lots of questions because >I >> >want to confirm a number of things I have collected and the ever present >fear >> >of leading someone astray looms large. >> > >> >I am curious about the "funnels" to Bullitt County. I use that term for >lack >> >of better vocuabulary - there may be a technical term for it that I don't >> >know about. The two most common funnels for early Kentucky were SW PA >(and >> >that area just below in old Ohio Co. VA) where everyone went to park >while >> >waiting for "Kaintuckee" to open up or to wait for other kinfolk to join >> >them to get there... and the other down through North Carolina and >sometimes >> >dropping into S. Carolina. >> > >> > >> >Bullitt County seems to also have had a funnel through the Louisa Co. VA >> >area... where families from surrounding counties came together and >arrived >> >here. Does anyone know why? What was the gathering point? And did >they >> >come straight from there? I ask that because most of the Frederick >> >Co./Culpeper Co./Stafford Co./Hampshire Co. folk do the stopover in SW PA >> >area on their way .. and a few dropped south for a few years. Did this >> >Louisa Co. grouping stop anywhere that anyone knows of for a brief time? >> >Same goes for the Marylanders - did the MAGRUDERS and others do the >stopover >> >and if so which one? >> > >> >One of the best ways I have found to site the stopovers in SW PA/NW VA is >> >from a wonderful petition that was signed and republished in Leckey's Ten >> >Mile Country. Folks had come from Maryland, New Jersey, further east in >PA >> >and the Northern Neck of Virginia and wanted on to the frontier right >around >> >the time of the Revolution. They were tired of the boundary dispute >between >> >VA & PA and tired of being put on hold so they petitioned the government >for >> >a new territory which they proposed they call "Westsylvania" and >thousands of >> >men signed it. It catches an amazing proportion of early Kentuckians to >> >central Kentucky. I want to study it carefully for the migration project >and >> >if anyone has any requests for me to look up let me know. Unlike much of >> >what I have it is indexed and I can probably answer in some sort of >timely >> >fashion. It is not so much help for the most common names, of course, >but >> >since fathers and sons often signed it you can frequently tell if it is >your >> >family grouping. >> > >> >There is a strong migration of Southern Virginians/northern N. Carolina >folk >> >who come to the Shelby Co. area in the early 1800s. Are there Bullitt >> >families who took this path that anyone can report for us? >> > >> >Anne >> > >> > >> >Anne Livingston >> >livings1@aol.com >> > >> > >> > >> ><adforce.imgis.com/?adlink|2.0|2|94694|5971|1|ADFORCE;loc=300;> >> > >> >>lick Here >> >> >> All original messages from me, may be freely distributed, unless >> otherwise indicated, for NON-COMERCIAL use. All Sources must be >> included. >> >> Keith Kurtz >> >> List owner: FloydCountyIN@onelist.com or kthq@yahoo.com >> > > >

Go to the IN State Library website has marriages for up to 1850. It's fairly complete. Sharon At 11:38 AM 12/29/1999 -0600, you wrote: >Debbie, >The Rice/Myles/Miles was from Broderbund CD #229-- ran Elisha Miles- an >Elisha Miles m Followell, Mary Oct 22, 1801 Washington Co, Ky. Broderbund >CD #2 has the same marrige date for Elisha & Nancy that you have. Her last >name is given as Swaim. The marriages for Hendricks Co goes only to 1841- >so no help there. > >Anyway, Debbie, I tried. >Mary >----- Original Message ----- >From: Debbie Martin <deb_gayle@one-eleven.net> >To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 3:32 AM >Subject: [KYSHELBY] Peter Rice > > >> I am looking for information on Peter Franklin Rice b.1825 in Kentucky, >> m.06 May 1858 Sarah Elizabeth Miles b.1837 Hendricks County Indiana. >> Sarah's father had moved to Hendricks County Indiana from Shelby County >> Kentucky. Sarah and Peter Rice had at least two sons, Joseph Franklin >Rice >> b. 18 Dec 1868 Reelsville, Putnam County, Indiana and William Robert Rice >> b.14 Sept 1860 Putnam County, Indiana. It is possible that Peter was >> married prior to his marriage to Sarah Miles. >> >> I have information on Sarah Elizabeth Miles' ancestors. Her parents were >> Elisha F Miles b. 2 June 1809 Shelby County, Kentucky m. Nancy Swain 16 >> July 1835 Hendricks County, Indiana and d. 27 June 1884 Putnam County, >> Indiana. >> >> I am needing information on Peter, his parents, his siblings, other >> possible marriages, other possible children. I would love to hear from >> anyone who has information and/or suggestions on where to find >information. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Debbie >> >> > > >

Debbie, If you're able to get there, Hendricks Co IN has quite an extensive gen. collection at the public library in Plainfield. There is much less gen. material available in Putnam Co but the courthouse has public records. I have no idea if anyone researches queries sent to the Plainfield library, but I would try that avenue to see if there is a family file, for example. They are currently in a building program, which might delay a response, but I have found the staff quite helpful. Sharon Mills At 09:32 AM 12/29/1999 +0000, you wrote: >I am looking for information on Peter Franklin Rice b.1825 in Kentucky, >m.06 May 1858 Sarah Elizabeth Miles b.1837 Hendricks County Indiana. >Sarah's father had moved to Hendricks County Indiana from Shelby County >Kentucky. Sarah and Peter Rice had at least two sons, Joseph Franklin Rice >b. 18 Dec 1868 Reelsville, Putnam County, Indiana and William Robert Rice >b.14 Sept 1860 Putnam County, Indiana. It is possible that Peter was >married prior to his marriage to Sarah Miles. > >I have information on Sarah Elizabeth Miles' ancestors. Her parents were >Elisha F Miles b. 2 June 1809 Shelby County, Kentucky m. Nancy Swain 16 >July 1835 Hendricks County, Indiana and d. 27 June 1884 Putnam County, >Indiana. > >I am needing information on Peter, his parents, his siblings, other >possible marriages, other possible children. I would love to hear from >anyone who has information and/or suggestions on where to find information. > >Thanks, > >Debbie > > >

Seeking any information on a marriage between Thomas BALDWIN/BALDON and Margaret SPARR late(1780-1790) 1700's. I have picked this info up somewhere about 30 years ago. Now I dont know where I found it.

I recently received information about this publication. If anyone has a copy, will you please do a lookup. Volume 15 volume 3 Page 20.. Mention is made of George Nutterfee and Gholson Steppe Nutterfee(Nutterfield). If possible I need to know what the reference was.

Keith: Where would we find a copy of "a wonderful petition that was signed and republished in Leckey's Ten Mile Country"? I don't have ready access to a library and would like to check this resource. Ida Mae ----- Original Message ----- From: Keith Kurtz <kthq@yahoo.com> To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 18, 1999 6:09 PM Subject: [KYSHELBY] Re: [kybullitt] Migration Patterns/funnels > Ann, > I hope you don't mind, but I am forwarding your E-Mail to > Shelby County and Floyd County IN > > Keith > > >No Anthony, I haven't forgotten :) > > > >Tis the season for too many interruptions but I hope to work on migrations > >over Christmas break and will be asking people lots of questions because I > >want to confirm a number of things I have collected and the ever present fear > >of leading someone astray looms large. > > > >I am curious about the "funnels" to Bullitt County. I use that term for lack > >of better vocuabulary - there may be a technical term for it that I don't > >know about. The two most common funnels for early Kentucky were SW PA (and > >that area just below in old Ohio Co. VA) where everyone went to park while > >waiting for "Kaintuckee" to open up or to wait for other kinfolk to join > >them to get there... and the other down through North Carolina and sometimes > >dropping into S. Carolina. > > > > > >Bullitt County seems to also have had a funnel through the Louisa Co. VA > >area... where families from surrounding counties came together and arrived > >here. Does anyone know why? What was the gathering point? And did they > >come straight from there? I ask that because most of the Frederick > >Co./Culpeper Co./Stafford Co./Hampshire Co. folk do the stopover in SW PA > >area on their way .. and a few dropped south for a few years. Did this > >Louisa Co. grouping stop anywhere that anyone knows of for a brief time? > >Same goes for the Marylanders - did the MAGRUDERS and others do the stopover > >and if so which one? > > > >One of the best ways I have found to site the stopovers in SW PA/NW VA is > >from a wonderful petition that was signed and republished in Leckey's Ten > >Mile Country. Folks had come from Maryland, New Jersey, further east in PA > >and the Northern Neck of Virginia and wanted on to the frontier right around > >the time of the Revolution. They were tired of the boundary dispute between > >VA & PA and tired of being put on hold so they petitioned the government for > >a new territory which they proposed they call "Westsylvania" and thousands of > >men signed it. It catches an amazing proportion of early Kentuckians to > >central Kentucky. I want to study it carefully for the migration project and > >if anyone has any requests for me to look up let me know. Unlike much of > >what I have it is indexed and I can probably answer in some sort of timely > >fashion. It is not so much help for the most common names, of course, but > >since fathers and sons often signed it you can frequently tell if it is your > >family grouping. > > > >There is a strong migration of Southern Virginians/northern N. Carolina folk > >who come to the Shelby Co. area in the early 1800s. Are there Bullitt > >families who took this path that anyone can report for us? > > > >Anne > > > > > >Anne Livingston > >livings1@aol.com > > > > > > > ><adforce.imgis.com/?adlink|2.0|2|94694|5971|1|ADFORCE;loc=300;> > > > >>lick Here > > > All original messages from me, may be freely distributed, unless > otherwise indicated, for NON-COMERCIAL use. All Sources must be > included. > > Keith Kurtz > > List owner: FloydCountyIN@onelist.com or kthq@yahoo.com >

Byron, I have several CD by Broderbund. I find the marrige bundle to be most helpful. Broderbund CD #2, #229 has Ky on them For example- Cd #2 has Il, In, Ky, Oh, Tn 1720-1926 while Cd #229 has Ky, NC, tN, Va 7 WVa. 1784-1850. The bundle also has #4 Md, NC, Va 1624-1915; #3 Al, Ga, SC 1641-1944; #5 Ar, Mo, Ms, Tx 1766-1981; #6 Ark 1779-1992; #226 Georgia 1754-1850; #227 Ar, Ca, Ia, La, Mn, Mo, Or, Tx 1728-1850; #1 Louisana 1718-1925; & #400 Ohio 1789-1850. I know there is duplicate state listed but I have found that there is additonal mgs listed on one that isn't on the other. Unfortunately, I do not have Pa, or the upper New England states at present. Nor a very good listing for Maryland. I think you can purchase CD individually also. Some of the CD doesn't help right now but you never know- these people moved all over the place!!! I am searchng from ca 1650 forward, but I have data from the 1400 and before on some lines. IF you ever search IND or ILL- those County marriage INDEXES to 1850 is online at Rootsweb. Indiana's from Indiana State Library. Illinois is online from the State Lib/Gen soc. Freely accessible to everyone. I am trying to get Ky to do the same thing but don't really know how to go about it. Would do all that I can to help in the project. Would sure like to see Ky's on line. My ancestors there from 1785 to 1923- so am chasing them all over Ky and can't seem to get out of Ky. I do-do LIMITED look-up as my time permits. I am a 2nd shifter so my time isn't a whole lot. I just help where I can- when I can. I have an index to the mgs of Nelson Co (my own index= just names and dates) then I purchsed the Nelson Co Genealogist's books which has the complete records. Have Shelby Co mgs 1792-1830 but it is just an index (as are the CDs) which helps you locate the records that you are seeking. I guess the answer to your question is: all Ky counties marriages are given- it depends on the time frame because all do not go to 1850 while others goes much later. I find it has been a good investment for me tho I get frustrated because the complete record is not there!!! Mary A. Yoder ACC Bullitt/Meade Co, Ky ----- Original Message ----- From: B.K.Marshall <marsh004@tc.umn.edu> To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 2:55 PM Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] Peter Rice > I have not purchased any of the CD's for Kentucky because I was not sure what > was included and I don't want to waste my retirement funds. Could you share > with me the code number of the Broderbund CD you are using for Shelby Co. (Does > it also include Spencer County -- where some of those originally listed in > Shelby were listed after 1824? -- Nelson Co.? Anderson Co.?) > Thank you, > Byron Marshall > > mayoder wrote: > > > Debbie, > > There is no marriage for Peter Rice in Shelby Co, Broderbund CD lists: > > Rice, Anderson c. & Cull, Ruthy Ann Oct 24, 1820 Shelby, Ky > >

Hello List, Does anyone have access to the Shelby Co. 1860 Census? At http://data.ancestry.com/ in the 1790-1870 Kentucky Census Index, I found the following: Year Name Page Township or Other Info ID# 1860 GRAY, JAMES JR. 136 Shelbyville P. O. KY11043330 1860 GRAY, JAMES SR. 136 Shelbyville P. O. KY11043334 I would appreciate a lookup of these gentleman and there families. It looks like they lived at the same address. Regards, Rusty Koenigkramer rkoenigkr@cs.com

You can go to this link http://genweb.net/~gen-cds/cdlist.html and check it out, there are folks who have these CD's who are willing to do lookups. You might find it helpful. Karon ----- Original Message ----- From: B.K.Marshall <marsh004@tc.umn.edu> To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 12:55 PM Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] Peter Rice > I have not purchased any of the CD's for Kentucky because I was not sure what > was included and I don't want to waste my retirement funds. Could you share > with me the code number of the Broderbund CD you are using for Shelby Co. (Does > it also include Spencer County -- where some of those originally listed in > Shelby were listed after 1824? -- Nelson Co.? Anderson Co.?) > Thank you, > Byron Marshall > > mayoder wrote: > > > Debbie, > > There is no marriage for Peter Rice in Shelby Co, Broderbund CD lists: > > Rice, Anderson c. & Cull, Ruthy Ann Oct 24, 1820 Shelby, Ky > >

I have not purchased any of the CD's for Kentucky because I was not sure what was included and I don't want to waste my retirement funds. Could you share with me the code number of the Broderbund CD you are using for Shelby Co. (Does it also include Spencer County -- where some of those originally listed in Shelby were listed after 1824? -- Nelson Co.? Anderson Co.?) Thank you, Byron Marshall mayoder wrote: > Debbie, > There is no marriage for Peter Rice in Shelby Co, Broderbund CD lists: > Rice, Anderson c. & Cull, Ruthy Ann Oct 24, 1820 Shelby, Ky

----- Original Message ----- From: RICHARD CARTER <rcar37@prodigy.net> To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 12:49 PM Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] Marriage JOJN CARTER/ELIZA NUTTERFEE/NUTTERFIELD/PITMAN > Thank you so very much. I have been searching for this name for about 30 > years. George and Nancy are 2 of 5 that I have found. Eliza is my > gggrandmother, and with her being married to a John Carter, my success in > tracing Carter line depends on my finding who Eliza was. Carter is just WAY > too much fun, without some kind of help. Believe it or not, I have had far > more success with JONES, than I have had with Carter. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: mayoder <mayoder@davesworld.net> > To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 11:53 AM > Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] Marriage JOJN CARTER/ELIZA > NUTTERFEE/NUTTERFIELD/PITMAN > > >

Debbie, Ran Peter Rice- only one before 1850 is P.Rice to Aymes, Cyrus Mar 17, 1810 Washington co, OH. No Rice marriges Hendricks Co, Ind 1824-1841. Putnam Co mgs is not given on the CD. You can check the Indiana Mgs to 1850 at the Indiana State Lib site on rootsweb.com. All mgs for every co in Ind is given. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: mayoder <mayoder@davesworld.net> To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 11:27 AM Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] Peter Rice > Debbie, > There is no marriage for Peter Rice in Shelby Co, Broderbund CD lists: > Rice, Anderson c. & Cull, Ruthy Ann Oct 24, 1820 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Charles & Shephers, Mildred Sep 21, 1825 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Charles & Sled, Lucy Nov 14, 1792 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Ezekiel S. & Mntgomery, Elizabeth F. Feb 14, 1839 Shelby,Ky > Rice, George G. & Law, Martha Sep 4, 1828 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Harrison J. & Moxley, Nancy Oct 9, 1849 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Isaac & Allen, Narcissa Oct 3, 1822 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Isaac & Brite, Eleanor Nov 22, 1801 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Jacob & Cooper, Polly Aug 4, 1807 Shelby, Ky > Rice, James B. & Sanders, Elisabeth Jan 10, 1833 Shelby, Ky > Rice, James B. & Saunders, Mary Jun 23, 1842 Shelby,. Ky > Rice, Jesse & Walker, Patsey (Mrs( Jun 26, 1806 Shelby, Ky > Rice, John & Abbott, Lucy Dec 21, 1819 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Johbn & Mcgee, Margaret Feb 28, 1809 Shelby, Ky > Rice, R.C. & Myles, Eliza Ann Apr 2, 1846 Shelby, Ky > Rice, Strother G. & Underwood, Hanah Sep 13, 1832 Shelby, Ky > Rice, William g. & Johnston, Cyntha Jan 25, 1828 Shelby, Ky > > Myles, George & Evans, Isabella (Mrs) Apr 18, 1833 Shelby > Myles, James & Thomas, Ann Aug 12, 1817 Shelby > Myles, James & Weeks, Lucinda C. Jan 22, 1843 Shelby > Myles, Johah & Wood, Sarah Dec 6, 1810 Shelby > Myles, William P. & Powers, Nancy E. Feb 9, 1846 Shelby > > Miles, Abram & Scoggan, Jean Dec 11, 1828 Shelby > Miles, Benjamin & Lawson, Cescillia May 11, 1823 Shelby > Miles, Benjamin & Stout, Patsy May 16, 1814 Shelby > Miles, David & Lewis, Rachel Feb 5, 1810 Shelby > Miles, George & Whitaker, Sener Oct 19, 1826 Shelby > Miles, George & Wilcox, Miram Oct 20, 1810 Shelby > Miles, Henry & Holmes, Margaret Apr 11, 1822 Shelby > Miles, Isaac & Rice, Elizabeth Dec 9, 1819 Shelby > Miles, James & Miles, Lucy Oct 21, 1824 Shelby > Miles, James & Miles, Sarah Dec 15, 1818 Shelby > Miles, James & Simons, Susan Feb 21, 1841 Shelby > Miles, Jesse & Christy, Sarah Feb 20, 1809 Shelby > Miles, John & Ford, Amanda Melvina Nov 14, 1833 Shelby > Miles, John & Pace, Mary J. Nov 14, 1844 Shelby > Miles, John & Reed, Sarah May 31, 1815 Shelby > Miles, John & West, Polly (Mrs) Nov 21, 1816 Shelby > Miles, John F. & Shean, Paulina W. Apr 29, 1841 Shelby > Miles, Jonathan & Cook, Sarah Ann Jun 9, 1842 Shelby > Miles, Levi & Thompson Nancy N. Dec 28, 1834 Shelby > Miles, Reuben W. & Jones, Martha Jane May 15, 1836 Shelby > Miles, Richard & Kilsoe, Nancy Apr 19, 1808 Shelby > Miles, Samuel & Lewis, Anne Apr 7, 1802 Shelby > Miles, Samuel & Miles, Sarah Aug 3, 1815 Shelby > Miles, Samuel & Milses, Sarah Ann Sep 23, 1847 Shelby > Miles, Samuel & Vardeman, Mary (Mrs) Apr 3, 1823 Shelby > Miles, Samuel & Wade, Susan Nov 13, 1847 Shelby > Miles, Stephen H. & Wells, Talendia Ann Jan 29 ,1834 Shelby > Miles, William & Cook, Ursula Mar 31, 1829 Shelby > Miles, William & Warford, Rhoda Mar 23, 1809 Shelby > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Debbie Martin <deb_gayle@one-eleven.net> > To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 3:32 AM > Subject: [KYSHELBY] Peter Rice > > > > I am looking for information on Peter Franklin Rice b.1825 in Kentucky, > > m.06 May 1858 Sarah Elizabeth Miles b.1837 Hendricks County Indiana. > > Sarah's father had moved to Hendricks County Indiana from Shelby County > > Kentucky. Sarah and Peter Rice had at least two sons, Joseph Franklin > Rice > > b. 18 Dec 1868 Reelsville, Putnam County, Indiana and William Robert Rice > > b.14 Sept 1860 Putnam County, Indiana. It is possible that Peter was > > married prior to his marriage to Sarah Miles. > > > > I have information on Sarah Elizabeth Miles' ancestors. Her parents were > > Elisha F Miles b. 2 June 1809 Shelby County, Kentucky m. Nancy Swain 16 > > July 1835 Hendricks County, Indiana and d. 27 June 1884 Putnam County, > > Indiana. > > > > I am needing information on Peter, his parents, his siblings, other > > possible marriages, other possible children. I would love to hear from > > anyone who has information and/or suggestions on where to find > information. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Debbie > > > > > >

Yes, I know Carter is alot of fun!!! I have a James Carter who m Mary Essex in Hardin/Nelson Co. I forgot to add Nutterfee, Matilda to Richey, James Nov 25, 1820 Shelby Co. and no Netterfee. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: RICHARD CARTER <rcar37@prodigy.net> To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 11:49 AM Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] Marriage JOJN CARTER/ELIZA NUTTERFEE/NUTTERFIELD/PITMAN > Thank you so very much. I have been searching for this name for about 30 > years. George and Nancy are 2 of 5 that I have found. Eliza is my > gggrandmother, and with her being married to a John Carter, my success in > tracing Carter line depends on my finding who Eliza was. Carter is just WAY > too much fun, without some kind of help. Believe it or not, I have had far > more success with JONES, than I have had with Carter. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: mayoder <mayoder@davesworld.net> > To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 11:53 AM > Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] Marriage JOJN CARTER/ELIZA > NUTTERFEE/NUTTERFIELD/PITMAN > > > >

Sorry. I did not intend my answer to go on the list. ----- Original Message ----- From: RICHARD CARTER <rcar37@prodigy.net> To: <KYSHELBY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 12:49 PM Subject: Re: [KYSHELBY] Marriage JOJN CARTER/ELIZA NUTTERFEE/NUTTERFIELD/PITMAN