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Carin, I searched my Union Co. KY books for the surnames GRAHAM & GRIMES. I included the earliest listings in the books. "Union County, Kentucky Marriage Books, 1811-1853" Compiled by Peyton Heady Marriage Book AA, 1811-1837: GRIMES, John B. to Lucy DAVIS 27 May 1815 GRAHAM, Julianna to Leonard WHITE Aug. 5 1815 GRAHAM, William to Louisa RANDOLPH, d/o John Deec. 26, 1825 GRAHAM, Mary P. to John MOODY Nov. 4, `835 GRIMES, Minty, 1821, is listed in the index but there is no record GRAHAM, Mary, 1827 is listed in the index but there is no record Marriage Book BB, 1838-1853 GRAHAM, Isabella T. to John McCORMACK 15 Mar. 1840 Isabella d/o Samuel GRAHAM GRAHAM, James H. to Ann Marie Davis 01 Mar. 1841 Ann Marie d/o Robert DAVIS GRAHAM, Elizabeth J. to Robert HALL 09 Oct. 1845 Elizabeth d/o Samuel GRAHAM GRAHAM, John R. to Mildred BOHANNON 28 Jun 1847 Mildred d/o John BOHANNON GRAHAM, Asa A. to Margaret WELCH 03 Feb. 1850 GRAHAM, Catherine 1839 listed in index but there is no record GRAHAM, Nancy 1839 listed in index but there is no record. Some Early Union Co. Pioneers listed in book "The Census of the United States, Union County, Kentucky (Peyton Heady) GRAHAM, Samuel C. Date of Settlement- 1803, Point of Origin, VA. Index to Wills, in the above Census book: GRAHAM, Jane Testator Pg. 076 Book A Probate in 1821 Taxable Property in 1799 in the above Census book: GRAHAM, Samuel on Tradewater River- Jones Settlement. "Union Co. KY in the Civil War, 1861-1865 (Payton Heady) pg. 22, Battle of Uniontown, Ed GRAHAM, wounded pg. 94, Company F, 10th. Kentucky Calvary, (Col. Adam R. Johnson) GRAHAM, E Pvt. Enlisted 8/23/1862, Wounded 9/1/1862 Battle of Uniontown pg. 100, GRAHAM, Edwin A. Enlisted at Clarksville, Tenn. in Company F, Johnson's Regiment, and so served in the Confederate ranks until the close of the war. He was in the following fights; Dover, Fort Donelson, Rolling Mills, Uniontown and Geiger's Lake. He was wounded by a picket in the abdomen at Uniontown; was discharged at Evansville, INd. in 1865. *Note by Pat Corona: My Gr. Grandfather's property was bordered by Geiger Lake. He was just 10 years old but he related the story of the battle. Their house was burned to the ground by soldiers. His father fled the area under the cover of darkness with the 4 children. They crossed the Ohio river into So. IL. & settled there. I was fortunate to spend time with my Gr. Grandfather & hear his remembrance of the Civil War in Union Co. KY. pg. 132, Roll of Company A, North Cumberland Battalion, Federal GRAHAM, Asa Pvt. 6/28/65 Henderson Out: Henderson. Book "Union County Past and Present" Compiled by Workers of the Kentucky Writers' Project, 1941: Churches of Union County, Pg. 80; 1835 a Methodist congregation was organized at Uniontown. Louise GRAHAM was an original member. pg. 82/83: Presbyterian Congregation organized in Morganfield in 1839. Elizabeth GRAHAM was a member In 1838 the first church of the Christian denomination came into being under the leadership of Elder GRAHAM of IL. The Era of Settlement, pg. 37: "Samuel C. GRAHAM, born in Virginia in 1770, came to Union County in 1803, and settled in the Raleigh Precinct. His wife was Elizabeth NOEL, and he had two sons and five daughters. Samuel A. GRAHAM, one of the sons, was born in 1815 on the old GRAHAM farm six miles west of Morganfield. He married Susan J. ROBERTSON about 1839. She bore eleven children. Mrs. GRAHAM died in 1870. Samuel A. GRAHAM then married Lucy Jennie LANDRUM, and to them two children were born. S.A. GRAHAM died in 1895. John GRAHAM came into the county in the early 1860's, married Mildred BOHANAN, and settled on a farm near Uniontown. Porter, George, and John GRAHAM were the sons.' The Role of the River, pg. 153: Uniontown. The town's first ferry, as nearly as can be determined, was run by John GRAHAM, who was also a hotelkeeper. War and the Period of Expansion, pg. 156: An old frame building in which John GRAHAM kept hotel was shelled during the war. This building was still standing in 1886. This is the same John GRAHAM who ran the ferry. Pg. 122, Sturgis, An Eventful Year-1893: Porter GRAHAM was a member of the town's first board of trustee's. I hope you will find the information useful. Regards, Pat Corona -----Original Message----- From: caring via Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2016 9:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYUNION] James and Alice Genarty Graham (Grimes) 1851-1895 Pat, I am in search of ancestors in Union County. James Graham, wife Alice Genarty Graham (formerly Grimes), and their children: > Michael > James > Mary > John > William > Elizabeth > Margaret > Catherine They lived in Union County and was involved in Union County from 1851 (after they arrived in New Orleans and migrated to Union County). The kids lived there until they married. The mother, Alice, died there in 1893. By her death there was only l child living (John) was. 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I don't have any information on them - and if you're on Ancestry.com, you likely have the census info. I'm sorry...I've never encountered any Grahams or Grimes in my research. Good luck. Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 9:08 PM, caring via <[email protected]> wrote: > Pat, > > I am in search of ancestors in Union County. James Graham, wife Alice > Genarty Graham (formerly Grimes), and their children: > > Michael > > James > > Mary > > John > > William > > Elizabeth > > Margaret > > Catherine > > They lived in Union County and was involved in Union County from 1851 > (after they arrived in New Orleans and migrated to Union County). The > kids lived there until they married. The mother, Alice, died there in > 1893. By her death there was only l child living (John) was. > > Please advise > > Carin Green > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Pat, I am in search of ancestors in Union County. James Graham, wife Alice Genarty Graham (formerly Grimes), and their children: > Michael > James > Mary > John > William > Elizabeth > Margaret > Catherine They lived in Union County and was involved in Union County from 1851 (after they arrived in New Orleans and migrated to Union County). The kids lived there until they married. The mother, Alice, died there in 1893. By her death there was only l child living (John) was. Please advise Carin Green

I am in search of ancestors in Union County. James Graham, wife Alice Genarty Graham (formerly Grimes), and their children: Michael James Mary John William Elizabeth Margaret Catherine ----- Message from [email protected] --------- Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2016 12:32:41 -0500 From: Pat Corona via <[email protected]> Reply-To: Pat Corona <[email protected]>, [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? To: Patrick Thompson <[email protected]>, [email protected] > Patrick, > > Did you receive the marriage information that I sent last week from my > Union Co. KY. marriage book? > > Pat Corona > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Thompson via > Sent: Monday, April 11, 2016 10:55 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? > > Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name > Thompson), married in 1837? > > There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. > > Children were: > Charles born ca. 1839 > Mary ca. 1840 > Philip ca. 1843 > Thomas ca. 1845 > Julia ca. 1848 > John ca. 1850 > Joseph ca. 1853 > Martin ca. 1856 > > In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are > very likely cousins of a sort. > > Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. > > > > Patrick Thompson > Bellevue, NE > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ----- End message from [email protected] -----

Thank you for sending that. I'll look it all over and see what if I find any "hits." Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE On Tue, Apr 12, 2016 at 11:43 AM, Pat Corona via <[email protected]> wrote: > "Tidbits" from Peyton Headys' Book: "The Census of the United States > Union > Co. KY. 1810- 1820-" & includes the information below: > > SOME EARLY UNION COUNTY PIONEERS: THOMPSON, Capt. Andrew, settled in > 1811, origin: Tazewell Co. VA. > > WILLS RECORDED IN UNION COUNTY, KY. 1811-1851: THOMPSON, James, pg. > 046, Book B, year probated-1838 > > THOMPSON, Rives, pg. 394, Book B, year probated-1844 > > THOMPSON, Rosan, pg. 048, Book B, year probated-1838 > > 1810 U.S. Census, Union Co. KY. No THOMPSON listed. > 1820 U.S. Census, Union Co. KY. THOMPSON, Reeves- 1 Male age 0-10, 1 > Male age 16-26 > > 1 Female age 0-10, 3 Females age 10-16, 1 female age 16-26 > THOMPSON, Andrew- > 2 Males age -10, 1 Male age 45+ > > 2 Females age 0-10, 2 Females age 10-16, 1 Female age > 16-26, 1 Female 26-45 > > One "Tidbit" from Peyton Headys' Book: "UNION COUNTY PAST AND PRESENT" > Villages and Hamlets- pg. 199, Hitesville; "The Virginia State government > granted two surveys within this district, one to Colonel Grundy, the other > to CAPTAIN THOMPSON, for services in the Revolution. The country was then > an unbounded forest." > > Pat Corona > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Mike Gough via > Sent: Monday, April 11, 2016 10:20 PM > To: lfhalter ; [email protected] > Subject: Re: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? > > Francine, Yes I believe they passed through Marion County on their way > to Union County. This is the email that got me started: > > > On 4/1/2016 10:06 AM, Patrick Thompson <[email protected]> > > via wrote: In doing some new research, and accessing some digital > > marriage records online, I across an 9/18/1837 Marriage Bond from > > Union County, Kentucky. The bondsmen are Henry and Leo Thompson > > regarding the impending marriage between Henry and Miss Nancy > > Thompson, daughter of Charles Thompson. > > > > For reasons too complicated to go into here/now, I believe Charles > > Thompson is from the area of Washington County that became Marion > > County and moved to Union County ca. 1837 and died soon thereafter. I > > also believe Charles' son John eventually grew up to marry Leo's > > daughter, Susan Jane, in Union County in 1856. I have not yet found a > > "minister's return" for the marriage, but it must have taken place, as > > Henry and Nancy are together in census records in Union County. > > > > Has anyone encountered these folks before or have any clue as to their > > relationship to each other? It's strange, maybe, that ALL of their > > surnames are Thompson, so I suspect they are related in some way. I > > looked online for some guidance about marriage bonds, and it suggested > > that the groom is usually one of the bondsmen, while a member of the > > bride's family (usually her father) is the other. I don't know exactly > > when Charles supposedly died, but I wonder if that's why Leo is > > representing Nancy Thompson's family? I should add that I did find an > > oath taken out by Leo attesting to Nancy's age (being over 21 years > > old). I can send images of the bond, etc. (JPG files), if anyone wants > > to see them. I would appreciate ANY opinions or guidance on this > > puzzle. I may post this on the Washington County list too. Thanks. > > Patrick Thompson > > This is the will of Raphael Thompson who married Appolonia Brown: > > > Will of Raphael Thompson, SMC, 1/21/1781-3/13/1781. Wife: Appelonia, > > all my estate during her single life, reserving to my mother, Margaret > > Thompson (during her life) that part of my land which she now has in > > her possession. > > Sons: John Barton Thompson and Charles Thompson, my dwelling > > plantation to be equally divided between them after the death or > > marriage of their mother and reserving to my mother her life that part > > where she lives. > > Daughter: Ann Thompson, all of my personal estate. > > Exec.: Brother, John Thompson. Wit: Philip Ford, Ignatius Brown, > > Monica Brown. NOTE: Widow renounced will and elected her third. (St. > > Mary's County, Maryland Wills 1776-1791 by > > Linda Reno and Joann Humphries). > > > > Chr. of SM. Chronicles, Vol. 7, Jan 1959 No. 1. Bottom of the first > > column it says Thompson Raphael, husband of Anastasia, father of John > > Barton b. Apr. 24, 1773. > > > > 12/16/1785: Admin. accts. of Raphael Thompson by John Gerard > > Thompson, Exec. Distribution: Widow, 1/3 (refused will); balance to > > daughter, Ann Thompson. (Balances and Distributions, Chr. of SM, > > Spring 1993). > > I went through the Washington and Marion Counties baptismal records and > couldn't find a connection. There are scads of Thompson in those > counties. So, I thought I would ask the other Union County researchers > for their help > > I believe they moved to Marion County for a short period and then moved > onto Union County. > > Any ideas? > > Mike > > On 4/11/2016 3:46 PM, lfhalter via wrote: > > Do you know anything else? > > > > > > Could this Thompson family have been from Marion Co., KY before going to > > Union Co., KY? like Henry's siblings or possibly parents? > > > > > > You showed 1840-1880 census ages for Henry & Nancy's children but not for > > Henry and Nancy - that could help. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Francine > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Patrick Thompson via <[email protected]> > > To: KYUNION <[email protected]> > > Sent: Mon, Apr 11, 2016 10:56 am > > Subject: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? > > > > Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name > > Thompson), married in 1837? > > > > There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. > > > > Children were: > > Charles born ca. 1839 > > Mary ca. 1840 > > Philip ca. 1843 > > Thomas ca. 1845 > > Julia ca. 1848 > > John ca. 1850 > > Joseph ca. 1853 > > Martin ca. 1856 > > > > In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are > > very likely cousins of a sort. > > > > Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. > > > > > > > > Patrick Thompson > > Bellevue, NE > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

"Tidbits" from Peyton Headys' Book: "The Census of the United States Union Co. KY. 1810- 1820-" & includes the information below: SOME EARLY UNION COUNTY PIONEERS: THOMPSON, Capt. Andrew, settled in 1811, origin: Tazewell Co. VA. WILLS RECORDED IN UNION COUNTY, KY. 1811-1851: THOMPSON, James, pg. 046, Book B, year probated-1838 THOMPSON, Rives, pg. 394, Book B, year probated-1844 THOMPSON, Rosan, pg. 048, Book B, year probated-1838 1810 U.S. Census, Union Co. KY. No THOMPSON listed. 1820 U.S. Census, Union Co. KY. THOMPSON, Reeves- 1 Male age 0-10, 1 Male age 16-26 1 Female age 0-10, 3 Females age 10-16, 1 female age 16-26 THOMPSON, Andrew- 2 Males age -10, 1 Male age 45+ 2 Females age 0-10, 2 Females age 10-16, 1 Female age 16-26, 1 Female 26-45 One "Tidbit" from Peyton Headys' Book: "UNION COUNTY PAST AND PRESENT" Villages and Hamlets- pg. 199, Hitesville; "The Virginia State government granted two surveys within this district, one to Colonel Grundy, the other to CAPTAIN THOMPSON, for services in the Revolution. The country was then an unbounded forest." Pat Corona -----Original Message----- From: Mike Gough via Sent: Monday, April 11, 2016 10:20 PM To: lfhalter ; [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? Francine, Yes I believe they passed through Marion County on their way to Union County. This is the email that got me started: > On 4/1/2016 10:06 AM, Patrick Thompson <[email protected]> > via wrote: In doing some new research, and accessing some digital > marriage records online, I across an 9/18/1837 Marriage Bond from > Union County, Kentucky. The bondsmen are Henry and Leo Thompson > regarding the impending marriage between Henry and Miss Nancy > Thompson, daughter of Charles Thompson. > > For reasons too complicated to go into here/now, I believe Charles > Thompson is from the area of Washington County that became Marion > County and moved to Union County ca. 1837 and died soon thereafter. I > also believe Charles' son John eventually grew up to marry Leo's > daughter, Susan Jane, in Union County in 1856. I have not yet found a > "minister's return" for the marriage, but it must have taken place, as > Henry and Nancy are together in census records in Union County. > > Has anyone encountered these folks before or have any clue as to their > relationship to each other? It's strange, maybe, that ALL of their > surnames are Thompson, so I suspect they are related in some way. I > looked online for some guidance about marriage bonds, and it suggested > that the groom is usually one of the bondsmen, while a member of the > bride's family (usually her father) is the other. I don't know exactly > when Charles supposedly died, but I wonder if that's why Leo is > representing Nancy Thompson's family? I should add that I did find an > oath taken out by Leo attesting to Nancy's age (being over 21 years > old). I can send images of the bond, etc. (JPG files), if anyone wants > to see them. I would appreciate ANY opinions or guidance on this > puzzle. I may post this on the Washington County list too. Thanks. > Patrick Thompson This is the will of Raphael Thompson who married Appolonia Brown: > Will of Raphael Thompson, SMC, 1/21/1781-3/13/1781. Wife: Appelonia, > all my estate during her single life, reserving to my mother, Margaret > Thompson (during her life) that part of my land which she now has in > her possession. > Sons: John Barton Thompson and Charles Thompson, my dwelling > plantation to be equally divided between them after the death or > marriage of their mother and reserving to my mother her life that part > where she lives. > Daughter: Ann Thompson, all of my personal estate. > Exec.: Brother, John Thompson. Wit: Philip Ford, Ignatius Brown, > Monica Brown. NOTE: Widow renounced will and elected her third. (St. > Mary's County, Maryland Wills 1776-1791 by > Linda Reno and Joann Humphries). > > Chr. of SM. Chronicles, Vol. 7, Jan 1959 No. 1. Bottom of the first > column it says Thompson Raphael, husband of Anastasia, father of John > Barton b. Apr. 24, 1773. > > 12/16/1785: Admin. accts. of Raphael Thompson by John Gerard > Thompson, Exec. Distribution: Widow, 1/3 (refused will); balance to > daughter, Ann Thompson. (Balances and Distributions, Chr. of SM, > Spring 1993). I went through the Washington and Marion Counties baptismal records and couldn't find a connection. There are scads of Thompson in those counties. So, I thought I would ask the other Union County researchers for their help I believe they moved to Marion County for a short period and then moved onto Union County. Any ideas? Mike On 4/11/2016 3:46 PM, lfhalter via wrote: > Do you know anything else? > > > Could this Thompson family have been from Marion Co., KY before going to > Union Co., KY? like Henry's siblings or possibly parents? > > > You showed 1840-1880 census ages for Henry & Nancy's children but not for > Henry and Nancy - that could help. > > > > > > > Francine > [email protected] > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Thompson via <[email protected]> > To: KYUNION <[email protected]> > Sent: Mon, Apr 11, 2016 10:56 am > Subject: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? > > Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name > Thompson), married in 1837? > > There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. > > Children were: > Charles born ca. 1839 > Mary ca. 1840 > Philip ca. 1843 > Thomas ca. 1845 > Julia ca. 1848 > John ca. 1850 > Joseph ca. 1853 > Martin ca. 1856 > > In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are > very likely cousins of a sort. > > Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. > > > > Patrick Thompson > Bellevue, NE > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Francine, Yes I believe they passed through Marion County on their way to Union County. This is the email that got me started: > On 4/1/2016 10:06 AM, Patrick Thompson <[email protected]> > via wrote: In doing some new research, and accessing some digital > marriage records online, I across an 9/18/1837 Marriage Bond from > Union County, Kentucky. The bondsmen are Henry and Leo Thompson > regarding the impending marriage between Henry and Miss Nancy > Thompson, daughter of Charles Thompson. > > For reasons too complicated to go into here/now, I believe Charles > Thompson is from the area of Washington County that became Marion > County and moved to Union County ca. 1837 and died soon thereafter. I > also believe Charles' son John eventually grew up to marry Leo's > daughter, Susan Jane, in Union County in 1856. I have not yet found a > "minister's return" for the marriage, but it must have taken place, as > Henry and Nancy are together in census records in Union County. > > Has anyone encountered these folks before or have any clue as to their > relationship to each other? It's strange, maybe, that ALL of their > surnames are Thompson, so I suspect they are related in some way. I > looked online for some guidance about marriage bonds, and it suggested > that the groom is usually one of the bondsmen, while a member of the > bride's family (usually her father) is the other. I don't know exactly > when Charles supposedly died, but I wonder if that's why Leo is > representing Nancy Thompson's family? I should add that I did find an > oath taken out by Leo attesting to Nancy's age (being over 21 years > old). I can send images of the bond, etc. (JPG files), if anyone wants > to see them. I would appreciate ANY opinions or guidance on this > puzzle. I may post this on the Washington County list too. Thanks. > Patrick Thompson This is the will of Raphael Thompson who married Appolonia Brown: > Will of Raphael Thompson, SMC, 1/21/1781-3/13/1781. Wife: Appelonia, > all my estate during her single life, reserving to my mother, Margaret > Thompson (during her life) that part of my land which she now has in > her possession. > Sons: John Barton Thompson and Charles Thompson, my dwelling > plantation to be equally divided between them after the death or > marriage of their mother and reserving to my mother her life that part > where she lives. > Daughter: Ann Thompson, all of my personal estate. > Exec.: Brother, John Thompson. Wit: Philip Ford, Ignatius Brown, > Monica Brown. NOTE: Widow renounced will and elected her third. (St. > Mary's County, Maryland Wills 1776-1791 by > Linda Reno and Joann Humphries). > > Chr. of SM. Chronicles, Vol. 7, Jan 1959 No. 1. Bottom of the first > column it says Thompson Raphael, husband of Anastasia, father of John > Barton b. Apr. 24, 1773. > > 12/16/1785: Admin. accts. of Raphael Thompson by John Gerard > Thompson, Exec. Distribution: Widow, 1/3 (refused will); balance to > daughter, Ann Thompson. (Balances and Distributions, Chr. of SM, > Spring 1993). I went through the Washington and Marion Counties baptismal records and couldn't find a connection. There are scads of Thompson in those counties. So, I thought I would ask the other Union County researchers for their help I believe they moved to Marion County for a short period and then moved onto Union County. Any ideas? Mike On 4/11/2016 3:46 PM, lfhalter via wrote: > Do you know anything else? > > > Could this Thompson family have been from Marion Co., KY before going to Union Co., KY? like Henry's siblings or possibly parents? > > > You showed 1840-1880 census ages for Henry & Nancy's children but not for Henry and Nancy - that could help. > > > > > > > Francine > [email protected] > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Thompson via <[email protected]> > To: KYUNION <[email protected]> > Sent: Mon, Apr 11, 2016 10:56 am > Subject: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? > > Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name > Thompson), married in 1837? > > There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. > > Children were: > Charles born ca. 1839 > Mary ca. 1840 > Philip ca. 1843 > Thomas ca. 1845 > Julia ca. 1848 > John ca. 1850 > Joseph ca. 1853 > Martin ca. 1856 > > In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are > very likely cousins of a sort. > > Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. > > > > Patrick Thompson > Bellevue, NE > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I just got done deleting a bunch of these Thompson emails then I thought, ya know I better look. Now this is so minor but...... I have a Mary H. Thompson who married a Henry Flavel Rice. I have no info on her or their marriage. Henry was born abt. 1813. His parents were James Harvey Rice and Ann Rice, cousins who m. in 1806 in Washington Co. KY. Their daughter and Henry Flavel Rice's sister and my 3x grandmother Calia Rice was born in Livingston Co. KY and they ended up in White Co. IL however her husband Rawleigh Chinn Wilson had brother and sister who moved from Va to Union Co KY and there was a large family connected by the last name of BLUE. I just threw that out there because any little tidbit of a name and location can open a brickwall. If you need anything just ask. Janean Ray -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of lfhalter via Sent: Monday, April 11, 2016 4:46 PM To: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: Re: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? Do you know anything else? Could this Thompson family have been from Marion Co., KY before going to Union Co., KY? like Henry's siblings or possibly parents? You showed 1840-1880 census ages for Henry & Nancy's children but not for Henry and Nancy - that could help. Francine [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Patrick Thompson via <[email protected]> To: KYUNION <[email protected]> Sent: Mon, Apr 11, 2016 10:56 am Subject: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name Thompson), married in 1837? There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. Children were: Charles born ca. 1839 Mary ca. 1840 Philip ca. 1843 Thomas ca. 1845 Julia ca. 1848 John ca. 1850 Joseph ca. 1853 Martin ca. 1856 In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are very likely cousins of a sort. Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Do you know anything else? Could this Thompson family have been from Marion Co., KY before going to Union Co., KY? like Henry's siblings or possibly parents? You showed 1840-1880 census ages for Henry & Nancy's children but not for Henry and Nancy - that could help. Francine [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Patrick Thompson via <[email protected]> To: KYUNION <[email protected]> Sent: Mon, Apr 11, 2016 10:56 am Subject: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name Thompson), married in 1837? There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. Children were: Charles born ca. 1839 Mary ca. 1840 Philip ca. 1843 Thomas ca. 1845 Julia ca. 1848 John ca. 1850 Joseph ca. 1853 Martin ca. 1856 In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are very likely cousins of a sort. Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Yes, I should have included more info - sorry. Henry and Nancy Thompson (her maiden name, too) married in 1837. She is described as the daughter of Charles Thompson, and is over 21 years of age. LEO Thompson, along with Henry on the marriage bond. Leo also takes an oath as her age in a separate note. As with all census records, Nancy and Henry's ages kind of fluctuate from census to census, but Nancy's birth year appears to be circa 1815. Henry's age is about the same, circa 1815. Nancy lives up to at least the 1880 census; Henry apparently dies in 1864 (I found estate settlement records for him that year). In another marriage, for Mary Jane Thompson to George Girten in 1843, Henry Thompson is listed as the second bondsman. It does not describe her as "daughter of Charles" but I suspect she and Nancy are sisters, and my ancestor John Thompson (1826-1907) may be their brother. I also suspect the inclusion of Henry and Leo in these marriages implies they, too, are related to the others in some way. This is why I am trying to learn more about Henry. Thanks, and sorry for the oversight. Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 3:46 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Do you know anything else? > > Could this Thompson family have been from Marion Co., KY before going to > Union Co., KY? like Henry's siblings or possibly parents? > > You showed 1840-1880 census ages for Henry & Nancy's children but not for > Henry and Nancy - that could help. > > > > *Francine * > [email protected] > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Thompson via <[email protected]> > To: KYUNION <[email protected]> > Sent: Mon, Apr 11, 2016 10:56 am > Subject: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? > > Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name > Thompson), married in 1837? > > There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. > > Children were: > Charles born ca. 1839 > Mary ca. 1840 > Philip ca. 1843 > Thomas ca. 1845 > Julia ca. 1848 > John ca. 1850 > Joseph ca. 1853 > Martin ca. 1856 > > In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are > very likely cousins of a sort. > > Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. > > > > Patrick Thompson > Bellevue, NE > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Patrick, Did you receive the marriage information that I sent last week from my Union Co. KY. marriage book? Pat Corona -----Original Message----- From: Patrick Thompson via Sent: Monday, April 11, 2016 10:55 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [KYUNION] Henry and Nancy Thompson - Union County: 1837-1880? Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name Thompson), married in 1837? There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. Children were: Charles born ca. 1839 Mary ca. 1840 Philip ca. 1843 Thomas ca. 1845 Julia ca. 1848 John ca. 1850 Joseph ca. 1853 Martin ca. 1856 In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are very likely cousins of a sort. Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Is anyone out there researching Henry and Nancy Thompson (maiden name Thompson), married in 1837? There are present in the UC census records from 1840 through 1880. Children were: Charles born ca. 1839 Mary ca. 1840 Philip ca. 1843 Thomas ca. 1845 Julia ca. 1848 John ca. 1850 Joseph ca. 1853 Martin ca. 1856 In particular, trying to determine Henry and Nancy's parents - they are very likely cousins of a sort. Just thought I'd ask if anyone has researched them? Thanks. Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE

I don't live in Kentucky, so can't help with record research. My direct line is BRIGHT (Mary Bright married Charles Girten) so I trace Girtens. Mary was the daughter of John Anselm and Theresa/Teresa (Cissell) Bright. I AM ALWAYS LOOKING FOR BRIGHTS & CISSELLS!!! Here are a few notes I have on the information posted: Mary Jane married George W. Girten on January 27, 1843. He died 1847. (she was 21) I have that Mary Jane Thompson married Charles Henry Girten August 27, 1851. (she was 29) - no source for the Thompson information. Mary Jane was born August 1822, Marion Co., KY, and died October 29, 1900. She may have married a Hendricks as well as a Thompson... Of course, George W. & Charles Henry Girten were brothers - sons of John and Mary Ann (Barrons) Girten. I have lots of Girten information if anyone is interested. PS: I trace a lot of the Catholics who came from Maryland through Kentucky into Missouri. I love to share and discuss these families. Francine [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Mike Gough via <[email protected]> To: Pat Corona <[email protected]>; kyunion <[email protected]>; Patrick Thompson <[email protected]> Sent: Sat, Apr 9, 2016 8:24 am Subject: [KYUNION] I am pretty sure that the Gough in this record is a typo and should be Girten: Pat, thanks for posting this valuable information. I am pretty sure that the Gough in this record is a typo and should be Girten: > Book BB, Index: 1850. GOUGH, Mary Jane, widow of George GIRTEN. > see HENDRIECKS.M.J. Does anyone know what the > see HENDRIECKS.M.J. refers to. I did a quick scan and was unable to resolve who this is supposed to be. Mike On 4/9/2016 1:07 AM, Pat Corona via wrote: > Hi Patrick, > > I have a few Union Co. KY. books in my genealogy collection which were > compiled by Mr. Peyton Heady of Morganfield, Union Co. KY. My husband and I > met Mr. Heady many years ago in Morganfield. I purchased several of his > books & at that time I asked Mr. Heady if I could share some of the > information in his books & he graciously agreed. > > I searched the book "Union County, Kentucky Marriage Books 1811-1853, > Marriage Book AA - 1811-1837 & Marriage book BB - 1838-1853 " Compiled by > Peyton Heady, Copyright 1987. > The book indexes & the book records sometimes seem to be skewed but I am > typing them exactly as the text appears. The spelling of surnames & the > middle names & initials are not > consistent in some cases. > > Book BB, Index: 1850. GOUGH, Mary Jane, widow of George GIRTEN. > see HENDRIECKS.M.J. > Record: 27 Jan. 1843: GIRTEN, George - Mrs. Mary Ann > HENDRICKS > Index: 1851. GIRTIN, Charles H. > Record: 27 Aug. 1851: GIRTEN, Charles W. - GIRTEN, > Mary Jane, widow of George GIRTEN. > Index: 1846. GIRTEN, Mrs. Mary Ann, widow of John D. > GIRTEN > Record: 08 Jan. 1846: WELDEN, James - Mary Ann > GIRTEN, widow of John GIRTEN > > I have listed the additional GIRTIN/GIRTEN marriage records that are > included in the book. I thought they might be helpful to you. > > Book AA, Record: 09 Nov. 1818: GIRTEN, John - Ann BARRON > " 22 Aug. 1826: GIRTEN, Elisha - Mary M. > OARD > " 01 Oct. 1827: BLANDFORD, Ignatius - > Annistatacia GIRTEN > " 31 Jan. 1828: ROBB, John - Polly > GIRTEN > " 16 Nov.1830: GIRTEN. James - Jane > PURSELL > " 02 Aug.1831: GIRTEN, Charles - Mary > BRIGHT > Book BB, Record: 14 Jan. 1841: HENDRIZ, Elisha - Susannah GORTEN > (sp.?) > " 09 Aug.1846: RYAN, John - Rose Ann > GIRTEN, daughter of John GIRTEN > " 09 Feb. 1850: COOMES, Charles - > Priscilla Jane GIRTEN, daughter of John GIRTEN. > > I hope the information will be useful to you. If I can be of further > help please just ask. > > Good Hunting, > Pat Corona > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Thompson via > Sent: Friday, April 08, 2016 1:51 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [KYUNION] George W. Girten and Mary Jane Thompson marriage: 1843 > > All: > > I have found reference online a January, 1843 marriage between George W. > Girten and Mary Jane Thompson, daughter of Charles. I also saw that in > 1851, Charles Henry Girten marries the widow Mary Jane Girten. > > I would like to ask if anyone back in Union County who may have researched > this family already: > > Does anyone have the particular details from the wedding bond (such as who > was listed in the bond, if someone wrote a permission letter or swore an > oath as to Mary Jane's age, etc.? > > In other words, I'm looking for all the people mentioned or otherwise > involved in this marriage: the names on the bond, etc.? > > If not, can someone go to the courthouse and look these details up? I > would be willing to pay ($5-10) someone for mileage or time or whatever. > > Thanks...feel free to contact me directly via email. > > Patrick Thompson > Bellevue, NE > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Pat, thanks for posting this valuable information. I am pretty sure that the Gough in this record is a typo and should be Girten: > Book BB, Index: 1850. GOUGH, Mary Jane, widow of George GIRTEN. > see HENDRIECKS.M.J. Does anyone know what the > see HENDRIECKS.M.J. refers to. I did a quick scan and was unable to resolve who this is supposed to be. Mike On 4/9/2016 1:07 AM, Pat Corona via wrote: > Hi Patrick, > > I have a few Union Co. KY. books in my genealogy collection which were > compiled by Mr. Peyton Heady of Morganfield, Union Co. KY. My husband and I > met Mr. Heady many years ago in Morganfield. I purchased several of his > books & at that time I asked Mr. Heady if I could share some of the > information in his books & he graciously agreed. > > I searched the book "Union County, Kentucky Marriage Books 1811-1853, > Marriage Book AA - 1811-1837 & Marriage book BB - 1838-1853 " Compiled by > Peyton Heady, Copyright 1987. > The book indexes & the book records sometimes seem to be skewed but I am > typing them exactly as the text appears. The spelling of surnames & the > middle names & initials are not > consistent in some cases. > > Book BB, Index: 1850. GOUGH, Mary Jane, widow of George GIRTEN. > see HENDRIECKS.M.J. > Record: 27 Jan. 1843: GIRTEN, George - Mrs. Mary Ann > HENDRICKS > Index: 1851. GIRTIN, Charles H. > Record: 27 Aug. 1851: GIRTEN, Charles W. - GIRTEN, > Mary Jane, widow of George GIRTEN. > Index: 1846. GIRTEN, Mrs. Mary Ann, widow of John D. > GIRTEN > Record: 08 Jan. 1846: WELDEN, James - Mary Ann > GIRTEN, widow of John GIRTEN > > I have listed the additional GIRTIN/GIRTEN marriage records that are > included in the book. I thought they might be helpful to you. > > Book AA, Record: 09 Nov. 1818: GIRTEN, John - Ann BARRON > " 22 Aug. 1826: GIRTEN, Elisha - Mary M. > OARD > " 01 Oct. 1827: BLANDFORD, Ignatius - > Annistatacia GIRTEN > " 31 Jan. 1828: ROBB, John - Polly > GIRTEN > " 16 Nov.1830: GIRTEN. James - Jane > PURSELL > " 02 Aug.1831: GIRTEN, Charles - Mary > BRIGHT > Book BB, Record: 14 Jan. 1841: HENDRIZ, Elisha - Susannah GORTEN > (sp.?) > " 09 Aug.1846: RYAN, John - Rose Ann > GIRTEN, daughter of John GIRTEN > " 09 Feb. 1850: COOMES, Charles - > Priscilla Jane GIRTEN, daughter of John GIRTEN. > > I hope the information will be useful to you. If I can be of further > help please just ask. > > Good Hunting, > Pat Corona > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patrick Thompson via > Sent: Friday, April 08, 2016 1:51 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [KYUNION] George W. Girten and Mary Jane Thompson marriage: 1843 > > All: > > I have found reference online a January, 1843 marriage between George W. > Girten and Mary Jane Thompson, daughter of Charles. I also saw that in > 1851, Charles Henry Girten marries the widow Mary Jane Girten. > > I would like to ask if anyone back in Union County who may have researched > this family already: > > Does anyone have the particular details from the wedding bond (such as who > was listed in the bond, if someone wrote a permission letter or swore an > oath as to Mary Jane's age, etc.? > > In other words, I'm looking for all the people mentioned or otherwise > involved in this marriage: the names on the bond, etc.? > > If not, can someone go to the courthouse and look these details up? I > would be willing to pay ($5-10) someone for mileage or time or whatever. > > Thanks...feel free to contact me directly via email. > > Patrick Thompson > Bellevue, NE > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi Patrick, I have a few Union Co. KY. books in my genealogy collection which were compiled by Mr. Peyton Heady of Morganfield, Union Co. KY. My husband and I met Mr. Heady many years ago in Morganfield. I purchased several of his books & at that time I asked Mr. Heady if I could share some of the information in his books & he graciously agreed. I searched the book "Union County, Kentucky Marriage Books 1811-1853, Marriage Book AA - 1811-1837 & Marriage book BB - 1838-1853 " Compiled by Peyton Heady, Copyright 1987. The book indexes & the book records sometimes seem to be skewed but I am typing them exactly as the text appears. The spelling of surnames & the middle names & initials are not consistent in some cases. Book BB, Index: 1850. GOUGH, Mary Jane, widow of George GIRTEN. see HENDRIECKS.M.J. Record: 27 Jan. 1843: GIRTEN, George - Mrs. Mary Ann HENDRICKS Index: 1851. GIRTIN, Charles H. Record: 27 Aug. 1851: GIRTEN, Charles W. - GIRTEN, Mary Jane, widow of George GIRTEN. Index: 1846. GIRTEN, Mrs. Mary Ann, widow of John D. GIRTEN Record: 08 Jan. 1846: WELDEN, James - Mary Ann GIRTEN, widow of John GIRTEN I have listed the additional GIRTIN/GIRTEN marriage records that are included in the book. I thought they might be helpful to you. Book AA, Record: 09 Nov. 1818: GIRTEN, John - Ann BARRON " 22 Aug. 1826: GIRTEN, Elisha - Mary M. OARD " 01 Oct. 1827: BLANDFORD, Ignatius - Annistatacia GIRTEN " 31 Jan. 1828: ROBB, John - Polly GIRTEN " 16 Nov.1830: GIRTEN. James - Jane PURSELL " 02 Aug.1831: GIRTEN, Charles - Mary BRIGHT Book BB, Record: 14 Jan. 1841: HENDRIZ, Elisha - Susannah GORTEN (sp.?) " 09 Aug.1846: RYAN, John - Rose Ann GIRTEN, daughter of John GIRTEN " 09 Feb. 1850: COOMES, Charles - Priscilla Jane GIRTEN, daughter of John GIRTEN. I hope the information will be useful to you. If I can be of further help please just ask. Good Hunting, Pat Corona -----Original Message----- From: Patrick Thompson via Sent: Friday, April 08, 2016 1:51 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [KYUNION] George W. Girten and Mary Jane Thompson marriage: 1843 All: I have found reference online a January, 1843 marriage between George W. Girten and Mary Jane Thompson, daughter of Charles. I also saw that in 1851, Charles Henry Girten marries the widow Mary Jane Girten. I would like to ask if anyone back in Union County who may have researched this family already: Does anyone have the particular details from the wedding bond (such as who was listed in the bond, if someone wrote a permission letter or swore an oath as to Mary Jane's age, etc.? In other words, I'm looking for all the people mentioned or otherwise involved in this marriage: the names on the bond, etc.? If not, can someone go to the courthouse and look these details up? I would be willing to pay ($5-10) someone for mileage or time or whatever. Thanks...feel free to contact me directly via email. Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

All: I have found reference online a January, 1843 marriage between George W. Girten and Mary Jane Thompson, daughter of Charles. I also saw that in 1851, Charles Henry Girten marries the widow Mary Jane Girten. I would like to ask if anyone back in Union County who may have researched this family already: Does anyone have the particular details from the wedding bond (such as who was listed in the bond, if someone wrote a permission letter or swore an oath as to Mary Jane's age, etc.? In other words, I'm looking for all the people mentioned or otherwise involved in this marriage: the names on the bond, etc.? If not, can someone go to the courthouse and look these details up? I would be willing to pay ($5-10) someone for mileage or time or whatever. Thanks...feel free to contact me directly via email. Patrick Thompson Bellevue, NE

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