Hello, Since I live in Chicago and do not see a road trip any time soon, I was wondering if there was a way to buy Todd county records on microfilm, especially old newspapers? If this is possible where would I go to buy film. I know about census films from the National Archives. Any other resources? Thanks Cristal

Linda Porter wrote: > >Hello Cristal, I am not real sure how I can help yet but I just wanted you >to know that I live here in Todd County and I am doing my best to help. I >am posting the transciptions of Pleasant Hill cemetery at the moment. Do >you have an area of Todd Co listed? Guthrie, Clifty, Trenton, etc.? >Graveyard name? Church Name that I could look up the names of the ancestors >you're seeking? Let me know who, what, when and I'll try to help. > Thanks Linda, I have a lot of questions about Todd County and the free Blacks that lived in the area. Can you look through the court order books for information? I have a research need that includes reviewing these records. What do you mean buy " Do >you have an area of Todd Co listed? " I am not sure what community my ancestors lived in although I have their land deeds. Where are you looking? TIA as I am always in need of help with my research. Cristal

Subject: Re: KYTODD-D Digest V98 #5 Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1998 20:42:07 -0800 (PST) From: [email protected] To Katherine, I have been overwhelmed with mail lately and wasn't sure if I got back to you on Thomas Hudson McColpin born April 13, 1820. You sent mail in regard to my query that you had info. on this family. Not sure if I had heard from you on this matter but can't find any further correspondence from you on my inbox so I decided maybe I sure write. Ann

Hello everyone, Here are some transcriptions of tombstones in the Harrison Cemetery--located 181 North of Elkton, turn left onto Liberty Road (across from Collier Spring Road) travel a half mile and it's on the right. Bernice Eugene HARRISON TECS US ARMY World War II Dec. 16, 1926-Dec. 12, 1997 HARRISON Less Feb. 16, 1893-Mar. 3, 1980 CPL US ARMY World War I Feb. 16, 1893-Mar. 3, 1980 Marie Apr. 23, 1900-Nov. 13, 1982 G.W. 1870-1937 Jennie 1868-1919 HARRISON BUTLER Bertie J. 1876-1971 A.Y. 1869-1962 HARRISON James W. P.F.C. C.951 A.A.A. 1920-1947 HARRISON G. Dallas 1913-1983 Flora K. 1922-1986 Tim HARRISON 1889-1919 BUTLER Helen S. May 28, 1910-Apr. 18, 1998 Street W. Nov. 22, 1904-Dec. 10, 1977 Maxie Lee HARRISON July 22, 1917-July 16, 1919 Darling We Miss You Thy Will Be Done William B. HARRISON Mar. 8, 1850-Nov. 28, 1917 An honest man's The noblest work of God [footstone: WBH] HARRISON John H. HARRISON Jan. 27, 1846-June 29, 1917 Mollie HARRISON July 30, 1873-Mar. 19, 1917 That's All for now! Laura

I am researching the surname Williams in Todd Co KY. Turner William Williams married Margaret Adkinson in 1843. He died in 1866. The family lived in Hadensville. Does anyone have any information on this family? I do not know who the parents are of either Turner or Margaret. This is all I have in the way of census. 1850 Todd County KY ED 273 --Williams, Charles A 35 TN 1850 Todd County KY ED 242 --Williams, D C 76 VA, Nancy 77 VA 1850 Todd County KY ED 214 --Williams, George 15 KY w/ William Morrow 40 KY 1850 Todd County, Kentucky ED 210 --Williams, Hugh B Jr 21 KY, Sarah 18 KY, Amanda 2 KY, Parali 1 KY 1850 Todd County, Kentucky ED 223 --Williams, Julia 45 TN, John 21 TN, Mary 19 TN, Rachael 17 TN, Perale 14 TN, Susan 11 TN, Florence 7 TN 1850 Todd County, Kentucky ED 242 --Williams, Melsie (m) 36, Mary 18, William 14, Sarah 11 1850 Todd County KY ED 201 --Williams, Susanna 49 NC, Jane 30 NC, Arena 25 KY, Selena 19 KY, Washington 15 KY, James 13 KY 1850 Todd County KY ED 243 --Williams, Thomas 32 VA 1850 Todd County KY ED 286 --Williams, Turner 35 KY Farmer 800, Margaret 19 KY, Emma 2 KY, Turner Jr 8/12 IL 1860 Todd County KY ED 711 --Williams, A J 50 VA, E 56 NC, + 4 others film too bad to read 1860 Todd County KY ED 777 (Williams, Arnna) 1860 Todd County KY ED 722 --Williams, H P 33 TN, Frannie 24 Ireland, Thos 3 KY, Ronna 2 KY 1860 Todd County KY ED 695 --Williams, I G 31 TN, Rebecca 21 KY, M 2 KY, G A 3/12 KY 1860 Todd County KY ED 747 --Williams, John 55 VA, E 48 VA, Minerva 22 VA, William 21 TN, Amanda 19 TN, Stephen 17 TN, Lucy 15 TN, Elisabeth 13 TN, John 11 TN, Insteph 4 KY, Richard 40 VA 1860 Todd County KY ED 689 --Williams, Julia 54 TN, S L 15 TN 1860 Todd County KY ED 776 --Williams, Susan 65 NC, Arnna 33, M W 29, A C 24, Caty 9, Milton 4 1860 Todd County KY ED 716 --Williams, Thomas 47 VA, Angeline 31 KY, T T 6 KY, C H 4 KY, B W 2 KY, Thos 2/12 KY 1860 Todd County, Kentucky ED 677 Pg 6 --Williams, W B 46 SC 2000-4000, E 33 KY, G W W 10 KY, W B 6 KY, H E 4 KY, Frank 2 KY 1860 Todd County, Kentucky ED 713 Page 43 Line 29 LIGHT FILM --296--Williams, S A 40 KY Farmer 1000-800, Williams, V E 16 KY (f), Williams, M S 13 KY (f), Williams, M A 11 KY (f), Williams, M I 8 KY (f), Williams, J A 4 KY (m) --295--Williams, W Y 48 KY 1200-12000, Williams, Salenda 50 KY, Williams, J W 20 KY, Williams, N F 23 KY , Williams, A F 15 KY , Williams, William L 14 KY, Williams, Eion 12 KY, Williams, Franklin 8 KY, Williams, M E 6 KY 1860 Todd County, Kentucky ED 684 Pg 14 Line 7 Elkton PO --Williams, T W 41 KY Farmer 2500-6000, M 30 KY, Emma 12 KY (Emma Dix born in 1846), Elah 10 KY, Susan 7 KY, Willie 4 KY 1870 Todd County KY Page 468 Elkton 416-416 Chiles, Fleming 58 Farmer $16920-6000 VA, Seludie 49 KY, Seludie 18 KY, Henry 15 KY, Edgar 11 KY, William 6 KY, Williams, John 35 Farm Laborer KY 418-418 Williams, Elizabeth A 58 Farmer $18000-3000 VA, Virginia 33 TN, Mary A 29 TN, Stephen F 26 TN $3000, John P 19 TN, Joseph 14 KY, Fuqua, Vincent W 21 TN Farm Laborer, Fuqua, Burrel G 16 TN Farm Laborer 1870 Todd County KY Page 464 B Trenton 361-361 Williams, James 44 Farm Laborer KY, Harriet 32 TN, John W 16 KY, Mary E 13 KY, Sarah E 9 KY, Georgia 8 KY 1870 Todd Co KY ED 403 16 Aug 1870 Hadensville Page 18 127-127 Williams, Margaret C 37 (f-w) Keeping boarding house $1000-300 KY, William 15 KY $-300, Burnet, Henry C 22 Druggist $-1300 KY, Burnet, Ella B 19 KY (married in March 1870) 1870 Todd Co KY ED 411 Hadensville BLACK 235-235 Williams, Mariah 40 (f-b) KY, Nelson 20 KY, Jake 15 KY , Bettie 14 KY, George 10 KY, Ann B 8 KY, David 3 KY 1870 Todd Co KY ED 416 Kirkmansville 18-18 Williams, Merrel W 35 (w-m) KY Farm Laborer, Victoria 24 KY, Susan J 8 KY, Sherman W 5 KY, Ira W 3 KY 1870 Todd Co KY ED 461 BLACK 322-322 Williams, Ann 30 (f-b) KY, Silsey 5 KY, Travis? 3 KY, Ralph 60 VA 1870 Todd Co KY ED 461 Trenton 323-323 Williams, Thomas 58 (w-m) Farmer $11,800-1600 VA, Angeline 45 KY, John T 17 Farm Laborer KY, Charles N 14 KY, James W 12 KY, Doctor 10 KY, William W 7 KY, Sarah 6 KY, Mollie 4 KY 1870 Todd Co KY ED 461 BLACK 324-324 Williams, Samuel 48 (m-b) VA, Martha 34 KY 325-325 Williams, Joseph 38 (m-b) KY, Thirsh 30 KY, Priscilla 13 KY, Major 9 KY, Willie 6 KY, Caroline 5 KY 326-326 Williams, Jack 28 (m-b) KY, Margaret 22 KY, Henry 19 KY 327-327 Williams, Humphrey 45 (m-b) VA, Sarah 45 KY, Mollie 18 KY, Lucy 15 KY, Humphrey 11 KY, Samuel 8 KY, Sallie 6 KY, Talbert 5 KY, Addie 6/12 KY 1870 Todd Co KY ED 434 104-101 Williams, Thomas A 31 (m-w) KY Farmer $3000-500, Mary E 30 KY, Alice M 8 KY, John M 5 KY, William G 2 KY 1870 Todd Co KY ED 367 Elkton 577-570 Williams, Bedford G 54 (w-m) Farmer $-500 VA, Polina A 52 KY, Ann E 27 KY School Teacher, Charles F 25 KY Farm Laborer, John P 15 KY Farm Laborer 1870 Todd Co KY ED 366 Elkton 574-567 Williams, John 40 (m-w) KY Farm Laborer, Jane 35 TN, Zorilda J 14 KY, William H 10 KY, Joseph M 5 KY, Sarah A 7 KY, Meradiah 2 KY (male) 1870 Todd Co KY ED 347 Elkton 304-299 Day, William J 42 VA Farmer $4000-1000, Mary J 33 KY, William G 8 KY, Elizabeth 5 KY, Earnest T 3 KY, Williams, Kit 19 KY (m-w) Farm Laborer 1880 Todd Co KY Pg 2 Guthrie KY 12 - Williams , Robert V 40 KY-KY-KY Medical Doctor, 1880 Todd Co KY Pg 18 Hadensville 10 Jun 1880 153 - Williams, James F 48 NC-NC_NC, Susan 46 TN-TN-TN, James V 18 TN, Mary A 16 TN, Katie 13 KY, Robert Lee 10 KY, William W 9 KY, Lula H 7 KY, George A 3 KY

Karen, Thanks for looking up the McIntosh's and for the hints of where to look. Have a good day, Cathy D....

H Cathy, These are listed in Todd County marriages:: McIntosh, George T. m. Martha Boren 22 Oct 1845 McIntosh, William C. m. Eliza Vincent 18 Jan 1850 McIntosh, William m. Serilda Gibson 17 Oct 1855 McIntosh, Claiten m. Susanna Rage, 19 Jan 1868 McIntosh, James S. m. Gracy A. Latham 20 May 1869 McIntosh, W. M. m. Fanny Sears 25 July 1875 McIntosh, Robert T. m. Mary J. McIntosh 1 July 1873 McIntosh, James S. m. Sarah C. Moore 12 July 1877 karen

Hi Cathy, The 1820 and 1830 Todd Census has no listings for McIntosh, so you may need to try Christian or Logan for those years. 1840 has the following: McIntosh, J. G. 1 male age 0-5, 1 male age 30-40, 1 male age 60-70, a female age 10-15, 1 female age 30-40 McIntosh, Talbott, 1 male age 0-5, 1 male age 30-40, 1 female age 5-10, 1 female age 10-15, 1 female age 30-40 Good Hunting, Karen [email protected] wrote: > Karen, > Thanks for offering to check on my McIntosh's. I was afraid that I would run > into problems with the counties changing lines. > > I have a copy of the 1884 History of Christian County, Kentucky. I'd be > willing to do lookups of names for people who think they have ancestors listed > in this book. > > Hunting for McIntosh's, > Cathy D........... > > ==== KYTODD Mailing List ==== > Todd County KYGenWeb Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~kytodd/index.htm

Researching the Cope, Starks and Edwards family of Todd and Marshall Co, Ky. from 1810 to 1850. Will share what I have. Wayne [email protected]

Hi Cathy, Welcome aboard! Todd County was created in December 1819 from parts of Logan and Christian Counties, so you may need to find some of your oldest records in those counties. Most of your surnames look pretty familar though. I'll see if I can come up with something on the McINTOSH's at the library for you. Karen Combs [email protected] wrote: > Looking for information on the following family: > > Cornelius McIntosh, born: 18 Oct 1784, Elkton, Todd Co., KY. > married: Sarah Davidson, 25 April 1805, Logan > Co., KY. > died: unknown > > children: > Harriet, b 14 April 1803, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. > > John, b 16 April 1806, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. > married 1st--Susannah Boren > married 2nd--Nancy McIntosh (a cousin) > married 3rd--Malinda Hunt > > Malinda, b 16 May 1808, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. > married Alfred Douglas Young > > Nancy, b 03 Dec 1810, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. > married 1st Thomas McIntosh > married 2nd James B. Boren > > Soloman, b 21 Aug 1813, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. > married 1st Polly Latham > married 2nd Elizabeth Stump > married 3rd Mary Elizabeth Harper Bancroft > married 4th Mary Harper Taylor > > William, b 18 Feb 1816, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. > married Sarah E. Melton > > Margaret, b abt 1820, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. > married unknown > > Looking for marriage dates, cemeteries, cousins. etc.. > I haven't done any research on Todd County yet, I was happy to see this list > come online. > > Cathy D...... > > > ==== KYTODD Mailing List ==== > If you would like to have a Biography or Will of you ancestors added to the Todd County KYGenWeb Page > please send it to [email protected]

Karen, Thanks for offering to check on my McIntosh's. I was afraid that I would run into problems with the counties changing lines. I have a copy of the 1884 History of Christian County, Kentucky. I'd be willing to do lookups of names for people who think they have ancestors listed in this book. Hunting for McIntosh's, Cathy D...........

Looking for information on the following family: Cornelius McIntosh, born: 18 Oct 1784, Elkton, Todd Co., KY. married: Sarah Davidson, 25 April 1805, Logan Co., KY. died: unknown children: Harriet, b 14 April 1803, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. John, b 16 April 1806, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. married 1st--Susannah Boren married 2nd--Nancy McIntosh (a cousin) married 3rd--Malinda Hunt Malinda, b 16 May 1808, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. married Alfred Douglas Young Nancy, b 03 Dec 1810, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. married 1st Thomas McIntosh married 2nd James B. Boren Soloman, b 21 Aug 1813, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. married 1st Polly Latham married 2nd Elizabeth Stump married 3rd Mary Elizabeth Harper Bancroft married 4th Mary Harper Taylor William, b 18 Feb 1816, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. married Sarah E. Melton Margaret, b abt 1820, Elkton, Todd Co., Ky. married unknown Looking for marriage dates, cemeteries, cousins. etc.. I haven't done any research on Todd County yet, I was happy to see this list come online. Cathy D......

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Hello, everyone here are some more transcriptions of Pleasant Hill Cemetery: The following headstones were all in the same row: Mitchell LAND Born Dec. 6, 1806 Died May 19, 1864 His life was a triumph of virtue His death a triumph of faith Mary M. wife of Ruffin KEY Born May 10, 1792 Died June 23, 1874 The pains of death are past, Labor and sorrow cease And life's long warfare closed at last Her soul is found in place. Ruffin KEY Born Mar. 19, 1794 Died Jan. 7, 1883 Thus sink to rest The just whom Christ has blest Mother Laura DENNY Jan. 7, 1862-May 3, 1927 Father J.T. DENNY July 19, 1853-Aug. 27, 1930 The sunshine of our home S.F. DENNY born Feb. 14, 1825 died Dec. 29, 1891 [unreadable epitaph] A.E. DENNY born May 21, 1829 died Jan. 11, 1904 [unreadable epitaph] Ora Lee CRISWELL Sept. 17, 1869-Mar. 29, 1947 With Christ in Heaven Malinda J. WILLIAMS June 11, 1802-Nov. 14, 1932 William BEATTY born Apr. 24, 1810 died Apr. 16, 1898 Gone but not forgotten J.B. WILLIAMS born Oct. 17, 1864 died Aug. 7, 1891 Too good for earth God called him home Fanie D. WILLIAMS born Feb. 2, 1867 died May 25, 1892 She is not dead, but sleepth. Abigail WILLIAMS born April 12, 1841 died Sept. 20, 1920 [monumental headstone 6-7ft. in height] J.W. WILLIAMS born Jan. 2, 1840 died July 28, 1912 Dieing is but going home [monumental headstone 8ft. in height'] PAGE Endamile wife of Edwin PAGE born July 16, 1846 died Feb. 5, 1921 Meet Mother in Heaven Edwin PAGE Mar. 1, 1844-Dec. 15, 1909 [unreadable epitaph] Norris L. son of A.N. & Rosa HURT born Feb. 19, 1903 died Nov. 13, 1918 Those whom God loves die young PHILLIPS Bobbie Joe little son of Mr. and Mrs. E.L. PHILLIPS June 23, 1929-June 14, 1929 That's it for today! Laura Porter

A new will has been placed online at the Todd County page. This will includes the Surnames: Armstrong, Berry, Buckley, Dycus, Hightower, Kirkman, Mayberry, Powell and Wyatt. Good hunting! Karen Combs http://www.rootsweb.com/~kytodd/index.htm

Hi Cristal, I have access to the census, marriage and cemetery books for Todd County if there is anything that you need looked up. Karen Combs C.R.Simmons wrote: > Hello, > > I am Cristal SImmons living in Chicago. My great-grandfather Charles > Kennedy Jr. was born In Elkton around 1898. His parents were Charles > Kennedy Sr. and Martha Ella McCoy Kennedy. Charles Sr's parents were Minor > and Fannie Kennedy. Martha was the daughter of Underwood and Millie Jackson > McCoy. > > So I am researching the Kennedy, McCoy families in Todd County. Since I am > black my ancestors are too. :) The Kennedy's were slaves and the McCoys > were free people of color. I am VERY interested in the free people of color > who lived in Todd and Logan counties and am researching another family of > free black Bristows. They were freed in Clark County by John Bristow who > sent them to live in Todd Co with his family there, the prominent Bristows > of that area. > > It is very difficult researching African Americans especially enslaved > ones. I appreciate the possibility of talking with people who, like myself > have been researching this county for a long time and those who are new to > Todd Co research. One of the things about researching black folks is that I > have to collect information on a lot of white families. Just wanted to > introduce myself. > > Looking forward to sharing info! > > Cristal Simmons > > ==== KYTODD Mailing List ==== > If you would like to have a Biography or Will of you ancestors added to the Todd County KYGenWeb Page > please send it to [email protected]

Hello Cristal, I am not real sure how I can help yet but I just wanted you to know that I live here in Todd County and I am doing my best to help. I am posting the transciptions of Pleasant Hill cemetery at the moment. Do you have an area of Todd Co listed? Guthrie, Clifty, Trenton, etc.? Graveyard name? Church Name that I could look up the names of the ancestors you're seeking? Let me know who, what, when and I'll try to help. Good to meet you, Laura Porter -----Original Message----- From: C.R.Simmons <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, November 17, 1998 8:40 PM Subject: [KYTODD-L] Hello List >Hello, > >I am Cristal SImmons living in Chicago. My great-grandfather Charles >Kennedy Jr. was born In Elkton around 1898. His parents were Charles >Kennedy Sr. and Martha Ella McCoy Kennedy. Charles Sr's parents were Minor >and Fannie Kennedy. Martha was the daughter of Underwood and Millie Jackson >McCoy. > >So I am researching the Kennedy, McCoy families in Todd County. Since I am >black my ancestors are too. :) The Kennedy's were slaves and the McCoys >were free people of color. I am VERY interested in the free people of color >who lived in Todd and Logan counties and am researching another family of >free black Bristows. They were freed in Clark County by John Bristow who >sent them to live in Todd Co with his family there, the prominent Bristows >of that area. > >It is very difficult researching African Americans especially enslaved >ones. I appreciate the possibility of talking with people who, like myself >have been researching this county for a long time and those who are new to >Todd Co research. One of the things about researching black folks is that I >have to collect information on a lot of white families. Just wanted to >introduce myself. > >Looking forward to sharing info! > >Cristal Simmons > > > > > >==== KYTODD Mailing List ==== >If you would like to have a Biography or Will of you ancestors added to the Todd County KYGenWeb Page >please send it to [email protected] > >

Hello, I am Cristal SImmons living in Chicago. My great-grandfather Charles Kennedy Jr. was born In Elkton around 1898. His parents were Charles Kennedy Sr. and Martha Ella McCoy Kennedy. Charles Sr's parents were Minor and Fannie Kennedy. Martha was the daughter of Underwood and Millie Jackson McCoy. So I am researching the Kennedy, McCoy families in Todd County. Since I am black my ancestors are too. :) The Kennedy's were slaves and the McCoys were free people of color. I am VERY interested in the free people of color who lived in Todd and Logan counties and am researching another family of free black Bristows. They were freed in Clark County by John Bristow who sent them to live in Todd Co with his family there, the prominent Bristows of that area. It is very difficult researching African Americans especially enslaved ones. I appreciate the possibility of talking with people who, like myself have been researching this county for a long time and those who are new to Todd Co research. One of the things about researching black folks is that I have to collect information on a lot of white families. Just wanted to introduce myself. Looking forward to sharing info! Cristal Simmons

Here's just a few more transciptions from Pleasant Hill: Two separate footstones side by side read: Ruthell RIPPY GRIFFIN 1904-1970 Lulu RIPPY Sept 22, 1875-Nov. 15, 1972 Same stone: Will SPARROW Feb. 10, 1867-Jan. 28, 1930 Georgia SPARROW Apr. 3, 1933 Gone to a bright home Where grief can not come These three names shared the same stone: SADLER Maude P. 1885-1924 Samuel G. 1886-1967 Annie 1896-1994 The next two headstones were side by side: PHILLIPS (same stone) John W. 1844-1917 Bettie F. 1848-1939 James PHILLIPS Born July 23, 1868 Died Apr. 25, 1891 None knew thee But to love thee Martha MUNDAY Sept. 21, 1817-May 9, 1884 She was the sunshine of our home A.J. MUNDAY May 2, 1822-Sept. 10, 1894 He died as he lived - a Christian MUNDAY LYON James M. 1858-1948 Bettie Lee 1863-1944 The next three headstones were side by side: Martha A. CHRISTIAN Born Dec.6, 1842 Died Oct. 9, 1882 Louvicey Ann wife of G.B. WRIGHT Born Feb. 8, 1863 Died May 17, 1885 with her lies her infant babe Lou Eller Age 3 Months [unreadable epitaph] Jennie CHRISTIAN 1868-`1947 Father William SCOTT died Oct. 1882 Asleep in Jesus Mother Ann SCOTT died Nov. 1882 Asleep in Jesus Cristie Ann DRISKELL TEMPLETON Apr. 1, 1856-Jan. 21, 1930 Johnnie TEMPLETON Apr. 13, 1841-Aug. 17, 1915 At rest Mamie daut. of N.S. & D.A. BOLEY Born Aug. 1, 1898 Died May 7, 1901 [unreadable epitaph] The next three headstones were separate and side by side: Mother Celestia PAGE WILLIAMS Oct. 28, 1879-Dec. 13, 1959 James B. PAGE July 9, 1870-Dec. 19, 1914 [unreadable epitaph] PAGE Ray PAGE Aug. 25, 1897-Sept. 16, 1922 Gone but not forgotten HURT underneath the surname a banner reads: [ Husband ] [ In Loving Memory ] [ Wife] Ellis Yeargin Aug. 28, 1900-Apr. 16, 1994 married July 31, 1920 Lira B. Feb. 13, 1904-Dec. 4, 1981 Woodson WOODIS, Jr. Feb. 13, 1935-Feb. 13, 1935 The next two headstones were in front of John & Bettie PHILLIPS and are side by side: Dora PHILLIPS Born Nov. 12, 1872 DIED Oct. 21, 1890 Thy memory shall ever be a guiding star to Heaven Our darlings together in heaven A.J. son of J.W. & B.F. PHILLIPS Born Oct. 20, 1878 Died Nov. 9, 1881 Gillie dau. of J.W. & B.F. PHILLIPS Born June 29, 1883 Died Dec. 5, 1884 That's all for today! Laura

West Dandridge Hurt and wife Lucy Shelton went to Christian County from Pittsylvania County, VA with their children 1805 or 1806. Do you find mention of them in your book? Children were Thomas W. who later went to Todd County and then to Calloway Co., Leticia, who ended up in Marshall County, Susannah, Abraham, Ely, Hope and Lewis, who was born in Christian County. Susan Hurt [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, November 19, 1998 5:54 PM Subject: Re: [KYTODD-L] McIntosh's >Karen, >Thanks for offering to check on my McIntosh's. I was afraid that I would run >into problems with the counties changing lines. > >I have a copy of the 1884 History of Christian County, Kentucky. I'd be >willing to do lookups of names for people who think they have ancestors listed >in this book. > >Hunting for McIntosh's, >Cathy D........... > > >==== KYTODD Mailing List ==== >Todd County KYGenWeb Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~kytodd/index.htm >