Hi List, I am trying to find info on a Rebecca (Gibbons) CROSS who was married to Edward CROSS married 2nd to a Capt. NALL. Does anyone on the list have old books for Deeds or Wills. I have heard there use to be old books that are not published now. :( One of Rebecca (Gibbons) CROSS daughters is Martha Patsy (Cross) who married William RODGERS May 03, 1805 in Grainger Co, TN. They moved to Tazewell, Claiborne Co,TN. Martha Patsy left William and moved to Cumberland by 1820. Their one son named Hiram married a Nancy (??????) would like to know what Nancy's maiden name is. Hiram (Sr) had two children Martha Ann b.1832 and Hiram Franklin b. 1835. No info to small! Thank You, Theresa Rogers Griffiths

I am trying to determine the father of Peter Phipps of Wayne Co., KY. Asher Leon Young and others, say his father is Joshua Phipps of Green Co, KY, who moves to MO. They list him as marrying Elizabeth Rice of VA and Rosan Green of MO. He appears in the 1850 MO Census. Joshua Phipps appears in the 1800 and 1820 Censuses of Green Co., KY In 1820 Green Co., the entry reads: Joshua Phipps 10000100001 He is not in the 1830 Green Co., Census. A Joshua Phipps appears in the 1810, 1820 and 1830 Censuses of Wayne Co., KY. The 1810 and 1820 entries appear to be for the same man, the 1830 is for a younger man. The 1820 Wayne Co., entry reads: Joshua Phipps 22110110201 In both cases Joshua Phipps is a male 45+ and he has a female in the family also 45+. Which Joshua is the father of Peter Phipps? What other evidence is there for Joshua Phipps of Wayne Co. and for Joshua Phipps of Green Co. and their ancestry? Thanks, Steven C. Perkins Steven C. Perkins [email protected] http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scperkins/ Perkins Y DNA Study: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scperkins/PerkinsDNA.html

Hello List, Does anyone have a Wayne County Cemetary book. I need to find ElkSprings Cemetary in Monticello. Looking for John Franklin BREWSTER no known birth date but he died Jul1917. If anyone could help me out I would certainly appreciate it. thanks wanda wanda satterfield Macon/Trousdale County Coordinator [email protected] or [email protected]

Henry Brown, born ca 1784 Virginia (?) and died on 11 December 1815, age about 31 years old in War of 1812. A letter from the "Department of War dated 1 March 1817 - In Lieu of Bounty Land: I certify that it appears from documents on file in this office that Henry Brown, a private of Capt. Adair's Company, late 17th Regiment of Infantry, enlisted 25 April 1814 for War of 1812 and died in service of the United States on 11 January (sic, December) 1815 by Peter Rogers. On back of the paper is following: "John Wade, Guardian of 5 children: BETSY, JOHN, POLLY, HARMON and HENRY BROWN." The December 1815 Court Orders of Wayne County (p.286): "Administration of Henry Brown, dec'd is granted to John Hall who made oath and entered into bond with James _____ (Hurt?) his security in penalty of $500. John Wade was appointed guardian of Henry Brown's orphans at September Court, 1816 (Wayne Co, Ky Court Orders). Two years later, September Court, 1818, John Wade was discharged and James Jones was appointed guardian. There is a marriage bond in Jefferson Co, TN of a Henry Brown to Sarah Sutherland dated 3 Dec 1804. No minister return and it is not known if this is the same Henry Brown, however it was the only early Henry Brown marriage in Tennessee Marriage Records. JAMES JONES Sr of Otter Creek was involved with the Hensons and Browns of Wayne County. The following record was the key in finding Mary Martha Brown Henson's parents: "Marriage of JOHN BROWN to Martha Bell. Only the following note was found on a little scrap of paper to wit: ‘6 February 1826 - this is to cirtify that you are hereby authorized to ishue lisons of marag to John Brown and Martha Bell that is given under my hand by James Jones Guardian of the said John Brown - Auter (Otter) Creek - Wit: John Henson and Sally Jones.'" Sally Jones was 3rd wife of James Jones. John Henson signed as witness, being a brother-in-law of John Brown. To date, it is not known just who this Sally Brown was that married James Jones Sr on 22 Mar 1820 by J. Jones JP (ages 61 & 36). James was born 1759 VA and d. 10 Oct 1843 in Wayne Co. The 1850 Census of Wayne Co shows Sarah Brown Jones was b. c1784 VA. It is very possible that this Sarah/Sally Brown was Mrs. Sarah Brown, widow of Henry Brown who died in War of 1812. His widow Sarah and James Jones' wife Sally were about the same age. James Jones would then be step-father to the orphans of Henry Brown. 1810 Wayne Co, Ky census p.374-Line 28 Henry Brown 16/26 (1784-1794) female 16/26 female 00/10 (1800-1810) male 00/10 female 00/10 Wayne Co, Ky Tax List 1810 - Henry Brown, 21+; 1 horse - First record 1811 - Henry Brown, 21+; 0 horse 1812 - Henry Brown, 21+; 0 horse 1813 - Henry Brown, 21+; 0 horse - Last record - Capt Cooper's 90th Reg of Ky Militia - Monticello, Aug 24th 1813: Henry Brown, Wm. Acre, John Acre, Ephraim Acre, George Brown, Claiborn Brown, Ezekiel Brown, Wm. Bell; Francis Bell, Wm. Denny, John Denny, James Jones. 1816 Sep Court - Wayne Co, Ky Court Orders, p.309 John Wade is appointed guardian to BETSY, JOHN, POLLY, HARMON and HENRY BROWN (Jr), infant orphans of Henry Brown, deceased who entered into and acknowledged bond with Reuben Owens and Joseph Mings Security in the penalty of $600 as the law directs. 1818 Sep Court - Wayne Co, Ky Court Orders, p.358 On the motion of John Wade, Guardian of the Infant heirs of Henry Brown, dec'd, it is ordered that the said Wade be discharged from his Guardianship and that JAMES JONES be appointed in his place who entered into Bond with Jacob Back his security & Reuben Dowell in penalty of $200 as the law directs. 1) MARY MARTHA BROWN, b. ca 1805/6 in Jefferson Co, TN; died 7 Mar 1851 in Martin Co, IN; buried Trinity Springs Cem; married 4 Oct 1821 in Wayne Co, Ky to John Henson by J. Jones. They named a son Henry, namesake of her father. Mary Martha Brown was called "Polly" in the Wayne Co guardianship records. John Wade and James Jones were her guardians. 2) JOHN BROWN, was born c1807 in Jefferson Co, TN; m. Martha Bell in Wayne Co, Ky. Only a consent note was found: "6 February 1826 - this is to cirtify that you are hereby authorized to ishue lisons of marag to John Brown and Martha Bell that is given under my hand by James Jones Guardian of the said John Brown - Auter (Otter) Creek - Wit: John Henson and Sally Jones" Sally Jones was 3rd wife of James Jones Sr. and may have been mother of John Brown and John Henson's mother-in-law. John Brown was brother in law of John Henson. John Brown was in Martin Co, IN by 1830 (p.654) living next to John Henson & his wife Mary Martha Brown and Jeremiah Henson. 3) ELIZABETH "Betsy" BROWN, b. ca 1809. 4) HARMON BROWN, b. ca 1810 in Wayne Co, Ky; died after 1870 in Greene Co, IN; m. 6 Nov 1828 in Martin Co, IN to Jane Hudson, b. ca 1808 KY (Pulaski Co?), the daughter of Mrs. Rebecca ___ Hudson of North Carolina. Harmon and Jane were found on 1850-1870 Greene Co, In Census in Jackson Twp. 5) HENRY BROWN JR, b. ca 1812 Wayne Co, Ky; moved to Russell Co, Ky; m. there 3 Mar 1833 to Ann Wilson by John Williams. There is a marriage in Wayne Co that may belong to this Henry Brown: to Sally Jones on 20 Aug 1845 by Reuben Owens, JP. Bondsman, Ephraim Jones. Was Sally a dau of Ephraim Jones ?, son of James Jones and 2/ Agnes Craig. Wayne Co, Ky Southerland Records: William Southerland was wounded in War of 1812. 1820 Wayne Co, Ky Census p.80 William Southerland 45+ (bef. 1775 female 45+ male 16/26 (1794-1804) female 16/26 female 16/26 male 10/15 (1805-1810) male 00/10 (1818-1820) male 00/10 female 00/10 1823 Feb 18 - Wayne Co, Ky Marriages, Vol 2:137 Jonathan Southerland to Polly Worsham. Bondsman, Isaac N. Beeson; Minister return missing. 1830 Mar 26 - Wayne Co, Ky Marriages, Vol 2:137 William B. Southerland/Southemon? to Elizabeth Haines by Mathew Floyd. Bond missing. 1832 Oct 18 - Wayne Co, Ky Marriages, Vol 2:136 James Southerland to America Worsham by Jonathan S. Frisbie. Bondsman, Charles Worsham. 1836 Sep 22 - Wayne Co, Ky Marriages (Vol 2:315 ) Beeson Southerland of Russell Co, Ky .. Beeson Southerland & wife Margaret Buster (Vol 2:311 - Birth Records) dau, Rebecca J. Southerland, b. 30 Sep 1852 on Otter Creek by Lydia Dabney, Midwife dau, Susan C. Southerland, b. Oct 1856 on Otter Creek; parents reside on Otter Creek; father b. Otter Creek; mother b. Pulaski Co, KY. _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

Does anyone know if the James McCollum who signed the petition below might be the same James McCullom who died in Wayne Count, Ky, in 1824? I don't know a whole lot about this family, but they seem to have intermarried with the Robert and John Davis lines, as well as BECK with some BELL descendants (Francis Bell Sr > Charles Graves Bell > Charles Taylor Bell m. Angeline Beck < Catharine Davis < Catherine McCullom < James McCullom). Fay Clark Descendants of James McCullom 1 James McCullom d: 1824 in Wayne Co., KY .. +Unknown m: Bef. 1788 d: Bef. 1817 ....... 2 Patsy McCullom ........... +John Davis b: 10 May 1786 m: 15 Nov 1805 in Wayne Co., KY ....... 2 James McCullom ....... 2 Thomas McCullom d: Bef. Sep 1823 ....... 2 Jane "Jennie" McCullom b: Bef. 1788 ........... +William Roberts m: 02 Mar 1809 in Wayne Co., KY ....... 2 Catherine McCullom b: 1795 in NC ........... +William Davis b: 20 Nov 1792 in Sevier Co., TN m: 12 Apr 1813 in Wayne Co., KY d: 05 May 1878 *2nd Wife of James McCullom: .. +Elizabeth Davis b: 20 Jul 1800 m: 19 Nov 1817 in Wayne Co., KY 1788 Petition To the Honourable the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina The Petition of Sundry Inhabitants of Randolph Couny humbly Sheweth that a good Court House Prison Pillory & Stocks have been lately Erected at the Cross Roads, in, and for the use of, the said County; That Some people however Seem to be dissatisfied therewith & perhaps may send a petition to the Assembly, to get the Said Publick Buildings removed, or in other words, to Cause a new Set to be Erected at some other place; We Your petitioners therefore humbly pray that the may be continued at the Cross Roades; and we further pray that an Act of Assembly be passed to lay of & Establish a Town at the said Cross Roades, and Your Petitioners as in Duty Bound Shall ever pray etc. Robert BRATTAN Joseph JACKSON John LOWE Joseph SMITH John MURDOCK Christ. NATION Phillip RODY Joseph CURTIS James DUNBAR Bartho. GROGAN Benjamin MEANS Amor DAVIS Isac ROBINS Sen. Christopher NATION Mathew McFETRIDGE Jacob HOOVER Abram NATION Daniel FERREE Edw. BEESON Daniel HOOVER Saml. ALEXANDER James SMITH Isaac RIGHT Abram. ELIOTT Stepn. ALEXANDER Wm. ALEXANDER George MOORE John HUSBANDS George YOUNT Isrel ELIOTT John SMITH Subal YORK James BAIN John THOMPSON Simor YORK Wm. ELIOTT George ALEXANDER Wm. RIDGE Joseph CLARK Wm. ALEXANDER Wm. ROBINS Wm. COLTRAIN John JOHNSON Dan MERREL Nathl. KERR John McDAID Jos. ELIOTT Saml. ELIOTT Silas WORTH Wm. WILSON John LOVE Ser. Frank. DOLLERHIDE Jacob VARNOR Elija MOLLEY Joseph LAIN Jacob KEEVIT John WHITE, Insign Wm. MATHEWS Solomon EVINS John SWIFT Malcom CAMMEL Francis FRAZUR James Fruit John EAMICK Hugh BLARE Evin HARRIS Wm. WILSON Henry JOHNSON George WRIGHT James ROUTH Eli BURGESS John ALLREAD George BLACK John HUSBAND Elias SWIFT John ALDREG William GRAY John DUNCAN Wm. BURGESS John SPENCER Charles DUNCAN John FRAISURE Samuel Clark Wm. YORK Saml. STOUT Moses Robines Semor YORK Antheny RAINS Robert GRAY Jesse STROUD John WALKER Joseph JOHNSTON John STROUD Eli LOLLAR James CURTES Stiphen LEWIS Robert WILKERSON Thomas WHITE Thos. GARNOR Jacob ROUTH Andrew MEANS Wm. BARKER James FRAZURE Andrew McPHEETERS Hugh GAVIN John CAMPBELL John HILL Wm. SMITH Solomon MOFFETT Nathan LOW Isaac LAIN Ezekiel ALLDREDGE Saml. McFETRIDGE John CRABTREE Absalom McDANIEL David COLTRAIN Wm. SWAFORD John Burgess Joshua CURTIS Raney JULIN Peter KEEVIT Joseph ROBINS Solomon LONG Edmond YORK William BRATTAIN Semor YORK Edmnond HAYS James YORKE Junr. Isaac YORK John LOLLAR Wm. MILLIKAN Shubel JULIN Jacob STEALY Edward GRAY Thos BENSON Jas. MOFFETT Thomas SHARP Isaac ODEL John LINEBURY Pephere? BRYAN Amos COX Dobson BURROW (Petter?) Archebel HOPPER Michael BEECK Isaac SNOW Jas. BOTSFORD Jeffre BECK Ebenezer SNOW John ALLREAD son of John Adam BROWER Conaway STONE William ALLREAD Jur. Jacob WATSON Isaac ELDERS Solomon TROGDON Jones BURROW John ELDERS John TROGDON Abraham LANE John STILES Robert WALKER Wm. DAVIS Abner LOE Samuel WALKER of Wm. Peter STOUT William BAILEY Wm. COOD Wm. WILLIAMS Thomas HILL Tobias MOSER Henry GARNER William FAGAN Samuel Walker son of Sol. Wm. COX Clement WOOD Ezekiel WELBURN John BARKER William THORNBERY Joseph McLAIN Abraham McDANIEL Edward CLARK John WILBORN David CHAPLAN William SWIGERT John JONES Alexander CAMPBEL Phinehas HUNT Joh- HUTSON Evin LOLLAR Marmaduke VICKERY Jas. PUGH Wm. Mc GOUNE John DENNIS Wm. HUSBANDS Balaam BURROW Enos BLEAIR John HUSBANDS John CLAP R. McLAIN, Capt. James McCOLLUM John MILLAR Thos. SWIFT, Liut. John GRIMES Isaac McDANIEL Cristen MORRICE John DAFREN John AVERY John CHANEY John CHAMBERS Stephen JONES John WHITE Junr. Signed by the Consent of My Company by Me, R. McLEAN, Capt.

Can someone send me the entry for Joshua Phipps from the 1830 Census of Wayne Co., KY, p 212? Ancestry does not seem to have that page. Thanks, Steven C. Perkins Steven C. Perkins [email protected] http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scperkins/ Perkins Y DNA Study: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scperkins/PerkinsDNA.html

Hello List, Does anyone out there recall a group of people coming to Monticello, KY abt 1980 searching for the heirs of a Gregory man who had died in Texas or OK? All I can remember about it is that this Gregory man had passed away without immediate survivors and that he was very wealthy. These people were searching for heirs hoping to receive a finders fee for their efforts. I'm curious as to what became of this and wondering what they did with all of that info that they collected. I can remember people lining up at the Armory in Monticello hoping to find that they were related to this man. : ) Marilyn Gregory Fisher Gregorys of Wayne Co, KY http://www.geocities.com/hoosierma/ _________________________________________________________________ Join the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com

For your information Marriage Records form Scott Co., TN, Book I, 1929-1951, Misc. Affidavits 1907-1951; transcribed by R. J. Ellis & C. S. Posey; 2002, B & D Etc., 193 Phillips Flats Rd., Oneida, TN 37841; 235 Pages, with every name index, most records include, Name, Age, Residence, Bride’s Relatives, License date, Marriage date, and who performed the marriage. The records that are affidavits, also give some additional information as to who may have been present at the wedding and location. The book also covers marriages from Morgan Co, and Fentress Co., TN, McCeary Co., and Wayne Co., KY. Cost is 35.00 plus 4.50 shipping and 1.25 for each additional book in the same order. Books are shipped Priority Mail. R. J. Ellis Tied to a tree and hanging from a twig http://www.tngenweb.org/morgan/MorganCountyBooks.html

Hello: Volume 2 of _The Phipps Tree_, by Asher Leon Young, has a photo of William R. Phipps and Peter Phipps on page 27. It is "Courtesy of Charley Phipps". Can anyone identify Charley Phipps? Does anyone know where the photo is now? Peter Phipps is my GGG-Grandfather and I'd like to get a better copy of the photo. Thanks, Steven C. Perkins Steven C. Perkins [email protected] http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scperkins/ Perkins Y DNA Study: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~scperkins/PerkinsDNA.html

BERTRAM, BUTTRAM REUNION; WAYNE CO., KY The BUTTRAM or BUTRAM family migrated to Wayne Co., KY in the early 1800s. Some stayed, and others migrated on to Tennessee and beyond. Those that stayed in Wayne Co., KY changed the spelling to BERTRAM in the mid-1800s. We are still one family! There is always a potluck dinner about noon on the 2nd Sun. in July at the fairgrounds in Monticello, Wayne Co., KY for the BERTRAMS that stayed, and those who "got away". That will be July 14th this year. My husband and I are also planning to include some BERTRAM, BUTTRAM, BUTRAM, BUTTRUM, BUTRUM, etc., researchers starting this year, regardless of the branch from which you came. We'll be at the Public Library in Monticello to meet you and share research and stories from about noon to 5 p.m. on Friday, July 12th. Then on Saturday, July 13th we plan a pilgrimage to the historic Pleasant Hill Church and cemetery at Sunnybrook in Wayne Co., KY. This was founded in 1841 by BERTRAMS and allied families. Many early (and recent) BERTRAMS a! re buried there. There has always been musical talent in the family so bring your musical instruments and plan to join in the fun. Please let us know if you are planning to attend one or more days. Also, for motel and dining information you may contact me at [email protected] or write: Fount & Anna BERTRAM; 2100 Bradyville Hill Road; Bradyville, TN 37026

Freely, Isaac State: KY Year: 1890 County: Wayne Record Type: Township: E.D. #133 Page: 133 Database: KY 1890 Veterans Schedule (Kentucky Census 1810-90 -Ancestry.com) ---------------- Kentucky Land Grants: Frealy, Isaac Acres: 6 Book: 110 Survey date: 3-29-1887 County: Wayne Township: Range: ---------------- Also, Isaac Frealy was a witness to the signature of George Wilkerson on a pension affadavit for Nancy A. Jones, widow of Henry Allen. The affidavit was signed 07 April 1891 in Russell County, KY. HorseShoe Bottom area. Nancy A. Jones is George Wilkerson's mother-in-law. Isaac Frealy's daughter, Avlena Frealy is George Wilkerson's daughter, Mrs. John Alford Wilkerson. I wish to find a death dates and burial sites for my gg-grandmother, Nancy A. (Jones) Allen, my gg-grandfather, Isaac Frealy and my g-grandfather, George Wilkerson. Any information appreciated. I am willing to share my research with those interested. Marie Wilkerson Dyess [email protected]

EVIE GREGORY, 86 of Lafayette, IN passed away on Friday June 7, 2002 at Heritage Healthcare Center. Born near Rocky Branch, KY she had lived in Lafayette since 1941 coming from Fowler, IN. In 1943 she married Owsley S. Gregory who proceded her in death on Sept 10, 1997. Surviving are two sons: Fred and Thomas Gregory of Lafayette and one daughter Marilyn Fisher of West Lafayette, IN. Six grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren also survive. She was proceded in death by one son, Russell Gregory; her parents Emberson Gregory and Sallie Lewis; three sisters Susie Bell, Dovie Dobbs, and Bertie Bell; and four brothers Ottie, Delbert, Elbert, and Ted Gregory. Funeral services were held at Hippensteel Funeral Home in Lafayette and burial was in Tippecanoe Memory Gardens, West Lafayette, IN on June 11, 2002. Marilyn Gregory Fisher Gregorys of Wayne Co, KY http://www.geocities.com/hoosierma/ _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

1900 Fed. Census Wayne County, Ky Parnell Precinct, ED 127 page 218B, Sheet No. 7 Enumerated on the 30th day of June, 1900 265/267 Sullivan, Steve - Head W M June 1861 38 M 16 KY KY KY farmer ............., Hannah - wife W F June 1864 35 M 16 7 6 KY Eng KY .............., Frank son W M Aug 1887 12 S KY KY KY .............., Helen dau W F Oct 1888 11 S KY KY KY .............., Mattie dau W F Dec 1890 9 S KY KY KY .............., Frances dau W F Dec 1892 7 S KY KY KY ...............,Charlie son W M Aug 1895 4 S KY KY KY .............., Birdie dau W F Nov 1896 S Ky Ky ky ..............,Abigail mother W F May 1826 W 58 8 8 Ky Ky Ky Frankin, Peter boarder W M Feb 188? 15 S Ky Ky KY Wilkerson, Bethie boarder W F Jan 1880 20 S Ky Eng Ky I believe Hannah and Bethie to be the daughters of George Wilkerson b. England about 1826 and Tiriece Emaline Allen, daughter of Henry Allen and his wife, Nancy A. Jones. (1) I have reason to believe that Bethie may have married a Garrett and they had a son, Terrell but I need proof. Can anyone help? (2) Does anyone know Abigail Sullivan's maiden name? Thanks for your help in advance, Marie Wilkerson Dyess [email protected]

I am looking for any information about these people... "James Granville Boyd" married "Rosa C.Wilson ", 1883, in Wayne County ,Kentucky. I am trying to determine if there were any native american descendants in this line,in the early 1800's. I would appreciate any help,please. Linda L.Jones ==== BOYD Mailing List ==== Visit the Archives for this list: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/BOYD/ Messages date back to 1980 (2) and more beginning in 1997 after the list was moved from Maiser and the archiver was activated.

I see the first name Granville frequently in Kentucky genealogy quests that has me curious. Does anyone know why this name was so common at the time in central Kentucky? Later... Sam CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including all attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, you may NOT use, disclose, copy or disseminate this information. Please contact the sender by reply e-mail immediately and destroy all copies of the original message including all attachments. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Bloomington Hospital & Healthcare System P.O. Box 1149 Bloomington, IN 47402

Sorry this is so late....I just received my May 1st paper yesterday. Wayne Co, KY - The Outlook May 1, 2002 BALLIE PEYTON age 99 formerly of Barrier community July 14, 1903 - April 25, 2002 at Hillcrest Nursing Home in Corbin, KY Born in Wayne Co, dau of the late George Coffey and Lucy Williams. Burial in the Kindreck Cemetery. GUY COFFEY age 88 of Griffin community July 26, 1913 - April 21, 2002 at the Wayne Co. Hospital Born in the Parmleysville community, son of the late Monie Burnett and Tommy Coffey. On March 12, 1955 he married Nina Vaughn Coffey and she survives. Burial in the Elk Spring Cemetery. MILDRED CATRON PYLES age 78 Jan. 20, 1924 - April 22, 2002 at the Central Baptist Hospital, Lexington, KY Born in the Sunnybrook community, dau of the late George J. and Rener Denney Catron. On June 19, 1940 she married Johnny Pyles who preceded her in death on Feb. 2, 1985. Burial in Edwards Chapel Cemetery. NEVA ETHELENE BARNES age 76 Dec. 16, 1925 - April 22, 2002 Dau of the late James william Barnes and hanna Alice (Patton) Barnes. Burial in the Alexander Cemetery. BEATRICE GREGORY age 74 April 18, 1928 - April 26, 2002 Born in the Slavens community of McCreary Co, KY, dau of the late Shelvy and Lilly Jones Gregory. On Jan. 26, 1952 she married Edison Gregory who preceded her in death on March 30, 1996. Burial in the Bud Gregory Cemetery. Obits online at: http://www.geocities.com/wayneco_ky/ _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

Wayne Co, KY The Outlook Obits posted 4/24/02 CARLA FOSTER age 37 of Monticello, KY Aug 30, 1964 - April 16, 2002 Born in Wayne Co, KY dau of Genell Tapley and the late Carlos Holder. She married Eddie Kay Foster and he survives. Burial in the Grant Roberts Cemetery at Rocky Branch, KY. ROBERT FULTON age 70 of Alpha community July 23, 1931 - April 17, 2002 at the Clinton Co. Hospital in Albany, KY Born in Clinton Co, KY son of Gracie Brown and the late Luther Fulton. He married Hazel Hancock who survives. Burial in the Dishman Cemetery. JEWELL POE PERDUE age 59 formerly of Monticello, KY June 11, 1942 - April 17, 2002 in Troy, OH Born in Wayne Co, KY dau of Mildred Cooper and the late Roy Poe. She married Rex Perdue who survives. Burial in the Elk Spring Cemetery. REV. MACK H. JOHNSON, SR. of Louisville, KY Died April 11, 2002 Burial was in the Evergreen Cemetery. GUY FOSTER CARTER age 87 formerly of Monticello, KY Sept 22, 1914 - April 13, 2002 in Las Vegas, NV Born in Wayne Co, KY son of the late Ida B. Carter. On Feb. 9, 1940 he married Marguerite Begler who preceded him in death. Burial in the Taylor's Grove Cemetery. Obits posted online at: http://www.geocities.com/wayneco_ky/obitspg1.html GEOCITIES websites will be offline this week-end. Marilyn Gregory Fisher _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

Kentucky Land Grants McGowan, Alexander Acres: 50 Book: R Survey Date: 11-18-1819 County: Wayne WaterCourse: Wolf Cr Page: Township: Range: Reference: THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS Volume 1 Part 1 CHAPTER VI KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816-1873) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY page 660 McGowan, Jordan Acres: 100 Book: 35 Survey Date: 3- 8-1841 County: Wayne WaterCourse: Beaver Cr Page: Township: Range: Reference: THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS Volume 1 Part 2 CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY page 1542 McGowan, Samuel Acres: 16 Book: 96 Survey Date: 4-17-1873 County: Wayne WaterCourse: Beaver Cr Page: Township: Range: Reference: THE KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS Volume 1 Part 2 CHAPTER X. GRANTS IN THE COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836-1924) THE COUNTIES OF KENTUCKY page 1542

MCGOWAN, ELIZABETH State: KY Year: 1860 County: Wayne County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Millsprings Page: 366 Database: KY 1860 Federal Census Index MCGOWAN, JORDON State: KY Year: 1860 County: Wayne County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Millsprings Page: 370 Database: KY 1860 Federal Census Index MCGOWAN, SAMUEL B. State: KY Year: 1860 County: Wayne County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Millsprings Page: 373 Database: KY 1860 Federal Census Index MCGOWAN, SAMUEL State: KY Year: 1860 County: Wayne County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Monticello Page: 443 Database: KY 1860 Federal Census Index MCGOWAN, SAMUEL State: KY Year: 1870 County: Wayne County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Mullentown District 2 Page: 048 Database: KY 1870 Federal Census Index

http://www.rootsweb.com/~kywayne/wayne.html#Wayne ABOUT WAYNE COUNTY, KENTUCKY The forty-third county in order of formation, is located in the south-central section of Kentucky along the state border with Tennessee.Created in 1800 from parts of Pulaski and Cumberland Counties