Is it likely this is her adopted family? I mean, did children take the name of their adoptive parents in the 1860s? Does anyone know where I might find guardianship/ward records for this time period in Bowling Green? Did any of this FUQUAs neighbors have a female child under the age of one? Were there any newspapers that might have covered a buggy accident in the mid to late 1860s? Questions, questions. Always searching. TIA and hoping... Michele > > << Hi List, > Searching for info on Alice Mary FUQUA, born September 1859 in/near > Bowling Green. She lists her parents on 1878 Edwards County, Illinois > marriage license as John W. and Julia Ann Fuquay. Family story has it her > parents both died in a horse and buggy accident when she was about 8 years > old (1867-ish) and she was raised by neighbors. May have a brother Charles > and sister Mary (who married a Robinson in Illinois) but this could be > from her "adoptive" family. > > If anything looks familiar please respond...it's my brick wall for 3 years > now. TIA and hoping... > Michele >> > > > Hi Michele.. I have the 1860 census book of Warren County, KY Compiled and > Annotated by Patricia E. Reid... > > Page 3 > District 1 > Family 14 > FUQUA 1850 census LOG 1-157 1870 census 5-246 > John A., farmer 1819 VA md 30 Apr 1850 > Mary Ann (SLOSS) 1828 > Eliza 1851 > Moses H. 1853 > James S. 1854 > John C. 1859 > > Doesn't look like the family you are looking for... but hope it somehow helps! > > Donna > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >