If I am not mistaken this is General Marion Center, married to Rausaline Creech b. abt. 1866, d. March 26, 1961. Annette Walker

Mrs. Logan Miller, listed here, was Mrs. James Logan Miller and her maiden name was Nannie Bell Brewer. Children who survived her are: Pearl Fern, d. 1969; Jeff, d.1984; Joe Miller, died 1998; and Lucinda who was living in 1937 when she gave birth to her 2nd child. James Logan Miller was a brother to my husband's father, Joseph B. Miller, Jr. >Clay City Times - Nov. 21, 1940 > >Mrs. Logan Miller, age 56 years, of Campton, died at the Guerrant Clinic >at Winchester, Nov. 13th after an illness of >several weeks. The body was removed to the Hearne Funeral Home. >Funeral service was conducted at the home Nov. 16th by the Rev. Creech >and Rev. Powell. Burial in the Miller Cemetery at Stillwater, Wolfe >county. Surviving are her husband, three sons and two daughters. > >Carole > >______________________________

Pat--Yes, I have the name as George Ann, but it could have been Georgeann. She was probably named after her father. I have the name of the infant that was born as Jefferson Davis Clair, b. Aug 4, 1939--the day his mother died. I also have birth dates for other children if you are interested--as well as spouses for the 1st 3. George Washing Swango and Lucinda Hollon are my 3Xg-grandparents. I am descended from two of their children, Frances "Fannie" Swango and William "Dr. Bill" Swango. Bess

Wolfe County News - July 13, 1973 RITES HELD FOR ELVIN GIBBS, 88 Elvin Jeptha Gibbs, 88, died June 21 at the Nim Henson Nursing Home at Jackson following an extended illness. He was a life-long resident of Wolfe County and was a retired farmer and member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Ruth Gibbs, Mrs. Ame Fallen, and Mrs. Frances Francis, all of Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Rosa Rudd, Maytown, and Mrs. Ruby Kash of Gillmore; two sons, John Gibbs of Gillmore and Albert Gibbs of Dayton, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Ida Whitt of Marcella, Ky.; two brothers, McFarlin Gibbs of Gillmore and Rolla Gibbs of Dayton, Ohio and 18 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted June 23 at the Daysboro Church of Christ by Rev. Willie Taylor. Burial was in the Gibbs Cemetery at Gillmore. Shackelford Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Carole

Wolfe County News - Dec. 22, 1972 WOLFE NATIVE IS INJURED FATALLY IN OHIO STEEL MILL T.C. Rose, 54, of Camden, Ohio died Sunday, Dec. 3 in a Middletown, Ohio hospital of chest and head injuries suffered earlier that day in an industrial accident at Armco Steel Corp. A company spokesman said, Mr. Rose, a repairman in the hot strip mill, was caught between a moving beam and a stationary beam while attempting to change a cylinder. A native of Wolfe County, Rose had been employed by Armco 21 years, He was a World War II Navy veteran. Survivors are his wife, Lida; two daughters, Mrs. Judy Hanke of Cleveland, Tenn., and Mrs. Linda Black of Monroe, Ohio; his mother Mrs. Ninnie Sebastian of Somerville, Ohio; two brothers, Mark of Germantown, Ohio, and Berl of Hillsboro, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Geraldine Huffman of Middletown, and three grandchildren. He was a nephew of Hobert Brewer of Baptist. Funeral and burial were in Ohio. Carole

Wolfe County News - Oct. 1971 RITES HELD FOR MYRTLE DEAN, 57 Mrs. Myrtle Dean, 57, of Route 1 Campton, died at her home at 2:45 a.m. Friday, Oct. 22 after a long illness. She was the widow of the late Thrasher Dean. Survivors include five sons, Thomas Gilbert Dean, Fort Knox, Ky.; James L., William H., Robert and Jackie Dean all at home; three daughters, Mrs. Betty Jean brewer, Camden, Ohio; Mrs. Bessie Oliver, Campton, Ky., and Miss Margaret Ann Dean, Covington, Ky.; three brothers, Green Fugate, Bill Fugate, and J.D. Fugate; nine sisters, Mrs. Hazel Chambers, Mrs. Anne Brewer, Mrs. Bea Stamper, Mrs. Pyna Little, Mrs. Virgie Reed, Mrs. Pearl Ratliff, Mrs. Opal Lawson, Mrs. Gertie Noble, and Mrs. Dosha Esteridge; her mother, Mrs. Millie Fugate, Rt. 1 Campton, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held under the direction of the Porter and Son Funeral Home, Campton. Carole

Wolfe County News - Sept. 1972 WOLFE NATIVE DIES IN OHIO John B. Terrill, 76, died Aug. 30 at Middletown, Ohio. He was a native of Wolfe County, but had lived in Ohio for several years. He is survived by his wife, Martha Terrill, a daughter, Mrs. Jewell Holliday, three granddaughters and two great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Sarah Center, Pittsburg, Pa. Funeral services were conducted at the Joseph B. Baker Funeral Home Sept. - at Middletown, Ohio with the Rev. Henry Howard officiating. Interment was in Woodside Cemetery. Relatives from Campton who attended his funeral were Mrs. Ruth Hatton, Miss Reva Terrill, Mr. Clayton Terrill, and Mr. and Mrs. Dorsie Terrill. Carole

Wolfe County News - July 1970 WOLFE NATIVE DIES IN OHIO William (Bill) Taylor, 78 died June 25, at Veterans Hospital Dayton, Ohio. He was a native of Wolfe County, a retired farmer, and a veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Taylor, and a son Lloyd Taylor of Middletown, O.; three grandchildren; two great grandchildren; two brothers, Jim Taylor, of Ohio and Jasper Taylor of Chicago. Funeral service was held Saturday June 27 at 2:00 p.m. at the Shackelford Funeral Home Chapel by Rev. Doyle Thomas. Burial was in the Evans Cemetery with Shackelford Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Carole

Does any one know Golden's mother's maiden name? As she was buried in the Hobbs Cemetery, I wondered if it was Hobbs. I would like to find out who the McQuinn was that Lizzie married after her divorce from Fred Lansaw. I remember Fred and as a child was scared of him, mostly because his house was haunted, and I wasn't very old when he killed himself. Sincerely, Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: Carole Bays To: KYWOLFE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 9:50 PM Subject: [KYWOLFE-L] Mrs. Arnold Napier Clay City Times, May 30, 1940 MRS. ARNOLD NAPIER DIES Mrs. Golden Landsaw Napier, age 20, died in Middletown, Ohio after a few months illness of tb. She was a good wife, mother and neighbor and will be greatly missed. Burial was in the Hobbs cemetery at Rogers May 9. Mrs. Napier leave to mourn their loss her husband, Arnold Napier; little son and daughter, Willard and Stella Faye; mother, Mrs. Lizzie McQuinn; one half sister; three half brothers; her father, Fred Landsaw, and other relatives. We sympathize with the bereaved ones. Arnold Napier has returned to Middletown, Ohio. His children, Willard and Stella Faye are staying here with their grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie McQuinn. Carole ==== KYWOLFE Mailing List ==== Be sure to visit the OFFICIAL website for the EasternKentucky list, http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyekg/ --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus]

Hi, in the following article, concerning Mrs. Eula Adams: Eula Merrill Brewer, daughter of Henry Clay and Margaret Ellen Spencer Brewer, died of cancer at the age of 18. Her step-mother mentioned is Ethel Hurt Brewer, the step-sister is Marie Combs who later married Omar Spencer. Eula's half sister and brothers are Margaret Louise "Bug" who married Ora "Jay" Sparks; Henry Clay "H.C.' who married Shirley Coomer; Denny Kash who married Joann Miller; Wayne who married Ruth Ann ___, and Patty Baker; and Alvah Joseph who married Lorena Miller. Her husband is James Edward Adams, son of Jessie Watson and Mary Jane Spencer Adams. ----- Original Message ----- From: Carole Bays To: KYWOLFE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 9:44 PM Subject: [KYWOLFE-L] Personal Briefs and more On viewing these newspapers, I find there was a column from Rogers, Kentucky (Wolfe County) in about every paper. A good many of the deaths were written in these columns, and not in obit form. Clay City Times - Oct. 3, 1940 Rogers Lowell Gibson, the 3 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Gibson, of Virginia, died Sept. 6 and was brought back here and buried in the Tarridge cemetery. James Moore, who has been sick for several years, died at his home Sept. 11. He told his wife he was prepared to die and was willing and ready to go. Burial was in the family cemetery on Holly near his former home. Surviving are his wife and children. Mrs. Edgar King and Mrs. Frank King, of this place, are his daughters. The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Combs, of Glencairn, died Sept. 15 and was buried near here. Mrs. Eula Adams died at her home here Sept. 16. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Ed Adams; an infant son; father, Clay Brewer; stepmother, five sisters, five brothers; one stepsister; one half sister; two half brothers. Interment was in the Tarridge Cemetery. Revs T.R. Woodford and Ora Collier conducted the funeral services which were attended by a large crowd. We greatly sympathize with the family in their bereavement. Carole ==== KYWOLFE Mailing List ==== Kentucky Surname Exchange http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kyroots/surnames.html Enter your surnames today !! --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus]

Greetings, The Kentucky Explorer Magazine is a great magazine. I have subscribed for years. They have a website that will answer all your questions... http://kentuckyexplorer.com/ Diane Parsons Wolfe County CC Wolfe County List Mom --- janemc <janemc@airmail.net> wrote: > I am interested in receiving the KENTUCKY > EXPLORER MAGAZINE. > Could someone give me an address and phone number of > someone to call to get > this started and could I find out how much it is and > how many magazines come > out in a year? I am interested in finding out more > about the Wolfe County/ > Morgan County, Ky. area. My Little and Nickell > family came from that area as > well as Bryants and Bakers. I think the Bakers may > have come from Perry Co. > and don't really know where all the Bryants came > from but am looking for the > parents and siblings of my GGG Grandmother, > CHARLOTTE [ LOTTIE ] BRYANT > LITTLE. She was married to REV. CHARLES LITTLE. They > had 21 children and > lived in the Morgan Co.,/ Wolfe Co. area. > Thank you, > Jane Little McEndree > janemc@airmail.net > > > ==== KYWOLFE Mailing List ==== > Kentucky's Lost & Found > http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyekg//lost.html > ===== __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com

I am interested in receiving the KENTUCKY EXPLORER MAGAZINE. Could someone give me an address and phone number of someone to call to get this started and could I find out how much it is and how many magazines come out in a year? I am interested in finding out more about the Wolfe County/ Morgan County, Ky. area. My Little and Nickell family came from that area as well as Bryants and Bakers. I think the Bakers may have come from Perry Co. and don't really know where all the Bryants came from but am looking for the parents and siblings of my GGG Grandmother, CHARLOTTE [ LOTTIE ] BRYANT LITTLE. She was married to REV. CHARLES LITTLE. They had 21 children and lived in the Morgan Co.,/ Wolfe Co. area. Thank you, Jane Little McEndree janemc@airmail.net

Clay City Times, May 30, 1940 MRS. ARNOLD NAPIER DIES Mrs. Golden Landsaw Napier, age 20, died in Middletown, Ohio after a few months illness of tb. She was a good wife, mother and neighbor and will be greatly missed. Burial was in the Hobbs cemetery at Rogers May 9. Mrs. Napier leave to mourn their loss her husband, Arnold Napier; little son and daughter, Willard and Stella Faye; mother, Mrs. Lizzie McQuinn; one half sister; three half brothers; her father, Fred Landsaw, and other relatives. We sympathize with the bereaved ones. Arnold Napier has returned to Middletown, Ohio. His children, Willard and Stella Faye are staying here with their grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie McQuinn. Carole

On viewing these newspapers, I find there was a column from Rogers, Kentucky (Wolfe County) in about every paper. A good many of the deaths were written in these columns, and not in obit form. Clay City Times - Oct. 3, 1940 Rogers Lowell Gibson, the 3 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Gibson, of Virginia, died Sept. 6 and was brought back here and buried in the Tarridge cemetery. James Moore, who has been sick for several years, died at his home Sept. 11. He told his wife he was prepared to die and was willing and ready to go. Burial was in the family cemetery on Holly near his former home. Surviving are his wife and children. Mrs. Edgar King and Mrs. Frank King, of this place, are his daughters. The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Combs, of Glencairn, died Sept. 15 and was buried near here. Mrs. Eula Adams died at her home here Sept. 16. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Ed Adams; an infant son; father, Clay Brewer; stepmother, five sisters, five brothers; one stepsister; one half sister; two half brothers. Interment was in the Tarridge Cemetery. Revs T.R. Woodford and Ora Collier conducted the funeral services which were attended by a large crowd. We greatly sympathize with the family in their bereavement. Carole

Clay City Times - June 29, 1939 Dies from Injuries in Wreck Mrs. Pearl Hollon, 25, of Wolfe county, who was injured in a wreck in Clay City Tuesday of last week when she and her husband, Ova Hollon were struck by a truck driven by Charlie Benningfield, died from her injuries Thursday afternoon, June 22, at the Clark County Hospital. The remains were taken to Wolfe County for burial. Carole

Dwight, I welcome anything you have on the Sparks family or on Sarah! Also, to anyone the list, I hope I did open up a keg of worms with incorrect list of children for Ephriam and Charlotte Sparke. Thanks Adelene for clearing up the info. Barbara

Hi, Yes, there is a connection. Emma is the great granddaughter of George Washington Swango and Lucinda Hollon, granddaughter of John Swango and Sarah Lewis, and daughter of George Washington Swango and George (I've always been told it was spelled this way instead of Georgia. It could also have been spelled Georgeann) Ann Buchanan. Sincerely, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carole Bays" <acbays@mrtc.com> To: <KYWOLFE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 9:22 AM Subject: [KYWOLFE-L] Mrs. Kelly E. Clair > I'm not sure if this has a Wolfe Connection, but has Wolfe County Names. > > Clay City Times - Aug. 10, 1939 > > DEATH OF MRS. KELLY E. CLAIR > > Friday morning the death angel came to the home of Kelly E. Clair, World > War Veteran, at Rosslyn and took home the wife and mother, Mrs. Emma > Carolyn Clair. Mrs. Clair had only lived in that community a little > more than a year but was loved by all who knew her. She was the > daughter of Dr. Swango, who formerly lived near her and Mrs. George Ann > Swango, of Ironton, Ohio. She was a good, Christina woman and will be > missed in the neighborhood. She was a regular attendant at church, > Sunday school and prayer meeting until ill health prevented. > > Besides her husband, she leaves to mourn six children, Anna, Kelly E., > Jr., Virginia, Harold, Ishmael, and a baby born Friday morning; also a > mother, two sisters and three brothers. > > Funeral services were conducted Sunday morning at ten o'clock Sunday > morning by the Rev. Rhodes, of Frenchburg, assisted by the Rev. J.C. > Everman. Burial near Mt. Sterling. She was thirty-four years old. > > Heartfelt sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. > > Carole >

Clay City Times - Nov. 1939 MRS. ARNOLD HORN DIES Mrs. Arnold Horn, 30 of Estill County, died Nov. 5, 1939 at the Clark County Hospital. The remains were brought to the Everman Funeral Home at Stanton where they remained until after funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon by the Rev. E.Q. Wilson, a Baptist minister of Estill County. Burial took place in the Evans Cemetery at Campton. The deceased is survived by her husband and five small children; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQuinn, Natural Bridge, three brothers and one sister. Carole Note: Mrs. Frank McQuinn was Sarah Bryant d/o John Dudley Bryant and Margaret Taulbee of Rogers, Kentucky.

Clay City Times - Feb. 1, 1940 Rev. Stamper dies The Rev. McClellan Stamper, 78, died Wed. Jan. 24, 1940 at his home near Beattyville following a brief illness of pneumonia. Funeral was held Friday. For more than 50 years, Bro. Stamper was a minister in the Christian Church and served two years as evangelist of the Second London District. He had preached at Clay City and Vaughn's Mill churches at different times, where he gained many friends who will be saddened at learning of his death. Surviving are his second wife, and twenty children- twelve sons and eight daughters, one of whom is an infant; 75 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. It was said of him that he acted as a Good Samaritan in taking care of the widows and orphans. Mrs. Grace Stamper Townsend, of Stanton, and Mr. Larkin Stamper, of LaGrange, are cousins. Carole

Clay City Times - May 2, 1940 Mrs. Claude Stamper was called to Baptist, Wolfe county, Saturday owing to the serious illness of her father, I.W. Combs. Mr. Combs passed away Monday. He was buried Tuesday. Ike Combs was well known in Powell County. His first wife was Miss Kitty Morton, of Stanton and his second wife was Laura Morton; both are deceased. His last wife was a Miss Miller, sister to Mrs. Minnie Swope of Slade, Mr. Combs is survived by his wife and several children by his first marriage. Carole