From the microfilm. Corrections and/or additions appreciated - please post to the list. CHISM: Nov 1874 M E, female, 2 yrs old, d/o N B & E M, parents born Cumb. Co. Nov 1874 W S, Male, 3 yrs old, s/o same. CLARK: 11 Feb 1904 Addie, female, age 74, married, d/o Gideon & Mary McDowell, fever. 27 Apr 1856 Agnes, no status shown, 84, born VA, old age. 27 Apr 1856 Elijah, no marital status shown, 84 yrs old, born VA. Oct 1852 William, married, lawyer, age 66, born Adair Co, unknown cause. 9 Sept 1859 Unreadable first, 9 yr old female, d/o John & Mary S, pneumonia CLAYTON: May 1860 Rebecca, married, age 20, housewife, consumption, ill 300 days. CLAYWELL: A T No gender or status, age 40 yrs, catarrah. To be continued. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

From Mark Lowe ... > The next meeting of the Southern Kentucky Genealogy Society will > be held Monday, March 19, 2012, in the Kentucky Building at Western > Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY. The meeting will begin at 6:30 pm. > >Our speaker will be Sue Forshee Cooper who will discuss Researching >Across the State Line and Other Borders. > >Sue is a native Kentuckian who now lives in Tennessee. She helped >establish the Simpson County (KY) Archives and Museum and served as >the Director for over 10 years; editor of the "Jailhouse Journal" >newsletter. Sue was commissioned a KY Colonel in 1992 for her >preservation work. She also is a member of Association of >Professional Genealogists, Simpson County Chapter DAR and the Middle >TN Genealogical Society and has been doing professional genealogical >research for about 15 years. > >Join us for a interesting evening with a great researcher. > >Upcoming meetings include the following topics: Fold3 (website); >Visiting the Tennessee State Library and Archives, Manuscripts, >Preserving Family Heirlooms, Digitizing Artifacts and Photographs, >Kentucky's Moving Borders and More. > >J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA >Vice-President, SKGS > >[email protected] >CG and Certified Genealogist are Service Marks of the Board for >Certification of Genealogists used under license by board >certificants after periodic evaluations by the Board. The board name >is registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office. > Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

With the cooperation of the Barren Co Clerk's office, I am copying the marriages licenses with minister's returns. I'm starting with 1851 as 1799-1850 have been previously done. The original licenses prior to 1851 have been copied with the copies placed in acid free sleeves and put into books which are on the shelves at the Clerk's office. Thus, the precious originals will be stored safely away to prevent further loss or deterioration. Researchers can make copies from the copies in the books. I have just finished copying the 1851 marriages and put into book form, both paper version and e-book format. If you would like to see the index to this book, write me privately and I will send you the index at no charge later today. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

I've explained this in the past but a refresher course might be called for. In yesterday's post on Pioneer Cemetery the term was used many times that a lady was the consort of so and so. Not to fear; this couple was legally married! Terms change over the years. Here is the definition again: If Mary was the consort of John - she died, he was alive. If Mary was the relict of John - she died; he had predeceased her. Just old terms that we don't use today! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Entries for April 1841: 2 Apr Elsea D HIX vs Baltas MALONE & James G HIX Same MARTIN & BRIAN vs Jacob HAYES 3 Apr Charles JOURDAN vs Joshua MATHEWS 10 Apr Samuel B McMURTRY vs Robert K CHISM Same John G BAILEY vs James B. THOMPSON, Wm BUTLER & Forester MERCER Same Caleb NORMAN vs William ALVIS Same W H WILSON vs Jonas HAYDON/HAYES? Pages were missing from the original book and the next entry begins with June - 2 entries. 27 June W H & S B WOOTEN vs Miles BEVIL 30 June W H & S B WOOTEN vs Thomas LEASTER To be continued next week with July. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

At 12:01 AM 3/13/2012, you wrote: >Today's Topics: > > 1. DEPOSITIONS OF THE PAST & AN ANNOUNCEMENT PLUS PUZZLERS > (Sandi Gorin) > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >Unless you, the researcher, were physically present at an event, it >is difficult to know if the record was correct. And even then...just ask any investigating officer as he/she interviews witnesses to an incident - :-D However, I agree, if a record was made at the time of a birth, marriage, death etc, by an unprejudiced source, it's likely safe to rely on. JoAnn

I introduced Pioneer Cemetery last week, and now want to show the burials there as recorded in the 1970's. Unknown last name: Tom Ackerman: Myrtle Akin: Larry Jane (d/o Wm. E. & Jane E.) Ashbrooke: Frederick Atchison: Mrs. Elizabeth A, Mrs. Maria L, T___ G (consort of A, d/o Armistead & Lucy Morehead), James E, Robert, Sarah Bacon: Edmund I, Elizabeth J (d/o E I & N B) Barclay: Archy, Eli, Elizabeth D, Elizabeth R (consort of P W), Hasty, Hester Ann, Hugh, Hugh, Jane (consort of Samuel), Dr.Joseph, Mrs. Louisa B (Consort of S A & d/o Cornwall Vermont), Malinda, Philander W, Samuel, Sarah C (d/o Samuel & Jane), Sarah G (consort of S A & d/o Pleasant C & Agnes R Pollard) Barnett: James, Thomas Bell: Millie (w/o Joe) Bettersworth: Amelia N (d/o W & M C), Fielding, Fielding Bicknell: Daniel D, Ellen (w/o Daniel D & d/o Anthony & Ellen Charden of Philadelphia) Bowes: John & Michael (c/o John & Sarah) Briggs: Mrs Elizzie (w/o C M & d/o A & S W Rogers) Brown: Katie Cooper (d/o Geo W & J E) Browning: William Burch: Sally A P (d/o Stapleton C & Lucinda) Burnam: Alexander, Bennett, Bennett (s/o John D & S D), Curtis P (s/o John & Sarah D), Emilia (w/o A & d/o L & E Howarth), John Quincy (s/o John & Sarah D), Judson, Roger W (s/o John & Sarah D), Sarah D consort of John & d/o John & Sarah Hines), S Ida (d/o T L & S D) Burton: Pleasant To be continued. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Unless you, the researcher, were physically present at an event, it is difficult to know if the record was correct. We have discussed errors made on tombstones, newspaper obituaries, marriage dates and much more. Being human, records can be wrong. So, we need to check and double check to be sure the information we are reading is correct. As you know, deeds recorded at the County Clerk's office, wills bound in those huge old volumes and probate records can contain errors and are not the originals. They are handwritten copies of the original document, written by the Clerk or Deputy Clerk. They could have written something down incorrectly. The signature is not that of the original signer in most instances either. Normally, the information recorded is correct but mistakes can sneak in. Take for example depositions taken in a court action. Unlike what we are used to, the parties involved did not all show up before a judge on the same time and give testimony. Instead, the parties were summoned to appear before a justice or other court appointed officer or lawyer at a certain location on a specific date and time. There they gave their deposition reference the case in front of the official. Several could be called to appear at the same time. Then, as the depositions were given, they were written down - the questions asked by both sides (plantiff's and defendant's lawyers), and the response. These handwritten depositions were then added to the stack and transported to the court. When all the depositions were taken (sometimes taking months), the court read them and made a decision. Therein - errors could be made. Names could be spelled incorrectly, children or heirs forgotten, dates wrong, money amounts incorrect; varying testimonies from observers ... and the clerk writing it down not getting all the testimony correct. So, you might find a child, who you know was a child, not listed. Or the wrong location on an heir who lived out of state (who might not even have been found). We have to take the information contained in these depositions and counter check them against other written documents to see if everything matches. But, these depositions are full of gems. It shows the age of the deponent, his location, his occupation, where he lived relative to the parties of the case, how long he had known them, his relationship to the parties, etc. They are very important in our searching. Next: I have finished another huge book but cannot really offer the index as usual. I have transcribed the Barren Co male marriage index book, 1933 through 1983 Surnames A through H at the County Clerk's office. It's hard to think that 1933 is old but ... well it's getting there. The index book contains the year of marriage, the groom's name and the bride's name. In Barren Co, there are 8 index books: Male index 1798-1932 A - L, same M-Z, Female index for same period (2 volumes); then Male 1933-1983 and Female 1933-1983 (2 volumes). I have previously transcribed all the records up through 1932. This book contains 7,326 marriages and covers male marriages surnames A-H. I wanted to run it through the L's, but there were just too many! The marriages are shown in alphabetical order by the grooms name. It does have a surname index for the bride's - to have a full-name index would double the size of the book. It is 156 pages plus the index. I can send you the surname bride's index. I have flagged possible typographical errors (the book is typed not handwritten). African American marriages are noted through the 50's; after that date, no designation was made. I found marriages of individuals that appear to be from Monroe, Hart and Metcalfe counties based on the surname. I even came across one of our family from Green Co who headed over to Glasgow to be married! No place of residence is shown however in the records. If you'd like to see the surname bride's index, I will send that to you; e-mail me privately. Lastly, I am going to try to go back to the Puzzlers. Many of you have written and asked for this again. So, if Charles Hartley is willing to start posting the questions again on our website, I'll give it a try! I have to appear before the Circuit Court Judge on Wednesday to see if I am going to be called for jury duty for April and May - if I am, my postings might be a little more random! Have a great week! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

NOTE: I do not have a copy of this Bible record; I don't know who has it. Taken from Bible and Family Records Vol 3 from the records of the late Eva Coe Peden and published by me. Spelling etal. as shown in the original. WATERS FAMILY BIBLE Mary H. Waters the sister of P B Waters Departed this life the 10th of September in the year of our Lord 1823 and in the 35th year of her age. Elizabeth Waters the mother of P B Waters departed this life the 9 of October in the year of our Lord 1824 and in the 68 year of her age. Philemon Waters the father of P B Waters Departed this life the 30 of May in the year of our Lorde 1829 and in the 79 year of his age. Mary Waters (the Wife of P B Waters) Departed this life the 23rd of January in the year of our Lord 1858 and in the 68 year of her age. P B Waters departed this life the 2d of Oct in the year of our Lord 1866 and in the 82 years of his age. Addie Waters departed this life the 10 of Jan in the year 1895 of year Lord and in the 14 year of her life. John Harding Waters departed this life the 19 of Dec in the year of our Lord 1901 and in the 70 years of his life. Marriages: P B Water was married to Mary Thomas March the 21st 1809. John H. Waters was married to Mary Susan Farres 25 of February 1864. Births: Mary B Waters Bornd Dec 12th 1866 George Thomas Waters Bornd 15 of February 1866 Lucy P Waters bornd 17 January 1868 Nancy Mildred Waters Bornd 16 of March 1871 Amia Augusta Waters Bornd October 1 1872 Augustus B Waters was Bornd October the 24/1/7/1876 (this was changed by one of the girls). [so written] Butler S Waters was Born 11 of Oct 1876. Addie Waters born August 7, 1880 Lela D Waters born Dec 5 1882 Philemon B Waters was born the 21 of March 85 Mary his wife was borne the 1 of December 90 Elizabeth Waters our first Bornd July the 13 - 1810 Philemon B Waters our Second bornd March the 30th 1813 Owen D Waters our Third born July the 13 1815 Ben H Waters our fourth Bornd August the 7th 1817 Thomas W Waters our fifth Bornd February the 18th 1820 Elias D Waters our Six bornd March the 15th 1822 Lewis T Waters our Seventh bornd December the 27th 1824 Butler H Waters our eight borned June the 14 1827 and seventh son Marcus S Waters our ninth bornd August the 14th 1829 John H Waters our tenth bornd August the 19th 1831. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Taken from the microfilm. Corrections appreciated or further information - please post to the list. All surnames are Carter 19 Sept 1861 First name unreadable, no age or gender shown, c/o Armstead & Louisa, died at Ray's Branch. 11 Oct 1894 First name unreadable, either 2 or 5 years old, fever, son of F M & Lucy Carter, father born KY, mother born TN 4 Apr 1855 Anny, 23, single, d/o Larkin & Jane TURNER, consumption. Shown single, but parents' names different. 13 Sept 1856 Elizabeth, single, 68 yrs old, born VA, d/o Charles & Catharine CARTER, dropsy. Same thing - could these we widows or divorced? 29 May 1874 Francis, widow, 86, born VA, d/o C & M CARTER, parents born VA. Sept 1858 John R, 3 yr, s/o Calvin & Sally, fever. 20 Aug 1784 L___, date wrong, married, female, 32, d/o T M & Lucy B CARTER Sept 1875 M E, 9 yrs, male, s/o A L & J, parents both born Cumberland Co. July 1876 M L, female, single, 16, d/o A & L J, parents born Cumb. Co. May 1878 Mary E, 11 yrs old, fever, lived Allens Creek, d/o Josiah & Mary E, father born Cumberland Co; mother born Adair Co. 4 Oct 1858 Male, 5 yrs old, s/o Josiah & Mrs. Carter, fever. Aug 1878 Sara B, 21, typhoid fever, resided Cloyds Landing, d/o Armstead & Louise J, parents born Cumb. Co. 3 Apr 1857 Susan, 53, married, born VA, d/o Jeremiah Turner, cancer, also shown born Franklin Co VA. Oct 1876 T A, male, 14, s/o A L & J, parents born Cumb. Co. Sept 1876 W F, male, 21, son of A L & J, parents born Cumb Co. As you will note on several of these, women sometimes shown with their maiden name. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

All entries for Feb. 1841. 6 Feb James & A McCRARY vs Francis HAGAN Same Same vs David EMBERTON 9 Feb S. WATSON, assignee of L/T J WATSON vs Charlotte DENHAM 12 Feb WOOTEN & EVANS vs James GOODALL Same Same vs Turner GOODALL Same Same vs Same 13 Feb Samuel? BRANSFORD & FOWLER vs William P. WELCH 27 Feb John C MOODY vs S B McMURTREY March 1841: 10 Mar L P HAMMER vs Lewis THOMAS 18 Mar Arthur R HAGAN for use of Lydia HAGAN vs Thomas M COPAS 20 Mar Hopkins BELCHER vs T R H & R H C PALMORE 25 Mar John A HUTCHENS vs William A BRANNUM Same Same vs Thomas WILSON Same Same vs William HUDSPETH To be continued next week with April. Sandi 27 Mar W H & S B WOOTEN vs James GENTRY Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Pioneer Cemetery is located on College Street and Sixth Street in Bowling Green. It was a public burial ground. Looking at the history somewhat, in 1817, a one-room building was located in the cemetery which became the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Joseph B. Lapsley came to Bowling Green to pastor the church. He was from a noted VA family and had been the pastor at the Big Springs Presbyterian Church in Bardstown, KY. A cousin of his, William McDowell was the Sessions Clerk (he the son of Judge Samuel McDowell who had served as a Colonel in the Revolutionary War). Rev. Lapsley died in 1823 and was buried at Lapsley Hall, his home in Bowling Green. Oral tradition says that the home was designed by his good friend, Thomas Jefferson. Later, his body was re-interred to the Pioneer Cemetery where a table-topped tomb marks the location. This grave was located exactly where the pulpit had stood during his preaching years. Something happened to the church after his death - it either burned or was torn down and all the church records were lost. In Dec. 1831 a call was issued to Rev. Samuel Wilson Calvert to preach and he was able to locate 43 of the charter members. John Marshall, the current Session Clerk at that time, found most of the church records and re-copied. A new church building was begun. According to records, the first funeral held in the new church was for the pastor, Samuel Wilson Calvert. The charter members were: Andrew Wardlaw, William McPheeters, William McDowell, Benjamin H. Hall, Agnes Cowardin, Elizabeth Reece, Margaret Caplinger, Sally Barclay, Susanna K. McDowell, Samuel McDowell, July Cook, Mary A. Harney, Elizabeth C. Hall, Margaret McDowell, Lucinda Brashear, Ann Graham, Mary Russell, Susanna Campbell, Jane Barclay, Anna Brannon, Peggy Wardlaw, Elizabeth Howorth, Polly Morehead, Martha Ransdall, James Harney and James and Patience - slaves.The first Elders of the church were: William McPheeters, Benjamin H. Hall, William McDowell and Andrew Wardlaw. Next week, I will begin a listing of the burials in Pioneer Cemetery as of about 1970-71. I believe, and some of you Bowling Green researchers can confirm, that there has been a book published on the burials of the cemetery that might be more detailed and contain more burials than those I have listed. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

I am looking for someone in Hart County, KY who would be willing to go to the court house and get a copy of a probate or estate document for me. Please email me personally and we can work out the details. [email protected] Thank You, Gloria in CA

DEATH CLAIMS HON. JOHN W. JONES Prominent Citizen and Leader of Men Passes Away Tuesday Morning. WAS A PROMINENT LAWYER. Hon. John W. Jones died at his home on Maple Driveway, Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock. This means that one of the most prominent citizens of Southern Kentucky has passed away. Mr. Jones had been in poor health for several months and a few weeks ago he was accompanied to Chicago by his brother, Judge Sam E. Jones, where an operation for removal of the prostate gland was performed. This was a success and in due course of time Mr. Jones returned home with the trouble removed and on a fair road to regain his wanted strength. But made bold by his fast recovery, he was not temperate either in diet or exercise, and his strength was soon taxed beyond its power and death was the result. Mr. Jones was a man far above the ordinary in several respects. He had the power of leadership to an unusual degree. He was a member of the Baptist church and the Masonic Fraternity, and in both of these he led. He was the recognized leader of his party in the county, if not in the Congressional district. He probably came nearer knowing everybody in the county than any one else. He had been in the insurance business for a generation and for many years had been a leading attorney. It is probable that in this his kindness of heart was shown more clearly than elsewhere. It has been said that he did more charity practice than probably any other three lawyers in town, and this gave him great popularity. He was born in Edmonson County September 27, 1847, and came with his parents to Glasgow in 1859. His father, Judge Veachel H. Jones, was county judge for several years. John W. has held the office of police judge, county treasurer, and for many years has been master commissioner, which office he held at the time of his death. His wife, who was a daughter of the late Meredith Reynolds, survives him, as does six children, Messrs. Curtis, Veachel, and Vincent Jones, and Misses Sarah, Mary, and Emma Jones, all of whom live in Glasgow. His brother, Circuit Judge Sam E. Jones, and one sister, Miss Sis Jones, both of whom live at this place, also survive him. Funeral services were held at the residence yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock, by Rev. A. Paul Bagby, pastor of the Baptist church, after which the remains were interred in the Glasgow cemetery with Masonic honors, all the business houses in town being closed from 9:30 to 11 o'clock as a mark of respect.­(Glasgow Republican, Aug. 6th, 1908.) Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

No counties or towns are cited on this Bible record but this surname (also Atteberry and variant spellings) appears in Barren and Hart Counties at least. Taken from Bible & Family Records Vol 1, by the late Eva Coe Peden which I publish. I do NOT have the Bible nor a photo copy of same. Thompson Arterberry was born March 19, 1806 (in N. C., son of Moses) Elizabeth (Johns) Arterberry was born April 17th 1813. James Harvey Arterberry was born Jan. 23rd 1831. Benjamin Franklin Arterberry was born Dec. 11th 1832. William Tyre Arterberry was born May 27th 1834. Moses Alexander Arterberry was born Dec. 11th 1837. Wilson C. Arterberry was born Dec. 30th 1839. Nancy A. Arterberry was born Apr. 12th 1842. Lucendy Benetta Arterberry was born Jan. 1st 1845. Mary L. (Lucetta) Arterberry was born Feb. 21st 1847. Martha R. (Rosetta) Arterberry was born Aug. 6th 1850. Sarah L. Arterberry was born May 8th 1953. Marion Bertrand Arterberry was born April 12th 1856. S. L. W. Arterberry was born March 5th 1858. Thompson Arterberry was born Sept. 5th 1860. Deaths: Thompson Arterberry died April 25th 1872. Moses Alexander Arterberry died March 28th 1862. William Tyre Arterberry died July 20th 1855. Sarah L. Arterberry died July 3rd 1955. Thompson Arterberry died Sept 15 1860. Births: Moses Alexander Arterberry was born Jan. 23rd 1831. Catherine (Sims) Arterberry was born May 1st 1842. John Franklin Arterberry was born Nov 23rd 1860 (son of Alexander) Mary Alexander Arterberry was born May 15th 1862 (dau. of Alexr.) James Harvey Arterberry's children: Alice Lucetta Arterberry was born Oct. 14th 1865. Eunice Matilda Arterberry was born July 8th 1867. Cory Elizabeth Arterberry was born Feb. 3rd 1870. Ida Bell Arterberry was born Oct. 27th 1871. Iona Frances Arterberry was born March 10th 1874. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

I need help with research in Barren County because I live in California. I understand that my 4th great grandfather, John Logsdon, was granted a tract of land in Barren County in 1804. I would like to have a copy of that record. In fact I would like to have copies of land grants, other land records (deeds etc), and marriage records on any one named Logsdon between 1798 and 1819 in Barren County. The reason I need to see the originals is I need to see the full names listed, correct dates, witnesses and in the case of marriages the person who bonded. I only have a few abstracts that were given me years ago but information was left out of the abstracts. Anyone out there willing to let me hire them to do this job please email me personally at [email protected] Also I have been trying to find tax records online for Hardin County, KY and I have had no luck. I can't even find the list online for Hardin County. Does anyone know where I should look for these things. I am very computer literate but have not used Rootsweb a lot and I'm lost. I'm sure a lot of you people working in South-Central Kentucky also are searching in Hardin Co. Thanks for your help. Gloria

December 1840 entries: 2 Dec Joseph WILSON vs Green CURTIS 4 Dec H K CHISM, assignee of T MAYFIELD (C STONE) vs Martin BUSHONG Same Ben FRAZIER, assignee of Lewis RHODES vs John A HUTCHENS 5 Dec Hiram K CHISM vs Abraham S HESTAND Same Harmon HOWARD vs S MURRY & J FERGUSON Same MARTIN & BRIAN vs Same 12 Dec Asa REEVES vs James M. HOLMAN/SOLMAN 19 Dec W H & S B WOOTEN vs assignees of J JOHNSTON Same Nathaniel MARTIN vs Archibald McCLURE 23 Dec Joseph WILSON vs Hugh SCOTT 29 Dec John MOREHEAD vs George BARTLEY Same Daniel H THOMAS vs Alsey HIGH January 1841: 12 Jan Henry CUNNINGHAM vs Thomas COPAS 13 Jan Hiram K CHISM vs David EMBERTON 16 Jan Wilson L BIGGERSTAFF vs Arthur B JACKSON Same Same vs Samuel B McMURTRY Same William NORMAN vs Reason FERGUSON Same Same vs same & Grant HOLOWAY Same Same vs same Same W L BIGGERSTAFF vs William P. WELCH Same William NORMAN vs Samuel S BUSHONG Same Wilson L BIGGERSTAFF vs T M COPAS Same Same vs John JACKSON Same William NORMAN vs S S BUSHONG & J B CARTER 23 Jan William CLEMMONS, assignee of D EMBERTON vs T WILSON & R PAYNE 23 Jan Wilson L BIGGERSTAFF vs William COPAS 26 Jan William PETTY vs Mark MURRY 29 Jan Hannah CARTER vs W H WILSON Same John CARTER vs same Same W L BIGGERSTAFF vs Reuben KEEN Same RAY & JOHNSTON vs Smith HUNT To be continued next week with February. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky

Cumberland Co. Deaths: Mary Brooks who died 7 May, 1853 in Cumberland Co. was d/o William Gray and Rachel Wade Gray. Mary's husband was Samuel Brooks. Rachel Wade was d/o Ballinger Wade, Rev. soldier, and his wife Sally Watts Wade. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2012 2:01 AM To: [email protected] Subject: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Digest, Vol 7, Issue 45 Today's Topics: 1. CUMBERLAND CO DEATHS - BRANHAM & BROOKS (Sandi Gorin) 2. PORTRAIT OF MOORE & RICH FAMILY OF MONROE CO.,KY (Win moore) 3. FW: MOORES & RICHS OF CLAY CO. FAMILY PHOTO (Win moore) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 08:16:26 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin <[email protected]> Subject: [SCKY] CUMBERLAND CO DEATHS - BRANHAM & BROOKS To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed BRANHAM DEATHS: 17 Oct 1894 Elizabeth; married, age not readable, heart disease, parents born KY 16 Sept 1894 Lulu, married, 28, consumption, d/o Cal & Mary GOODHUE, both born KY 15 Sept 1893 Martha, married, 53, pneumonia, d/o Silas & Mary WELLS?, parents born VA 23 Oct 1894 Nancy, 1 yr old, d/o M L & T G, parents born KY 7 Dec 1878 No First, male, lived 40 minutes, typhoid fever, s/o Benjamin & Jane L, born Todd Co, father born KY, mother born Cumb. Co. Aug 1878 Nancy L, married, 40, typhoid fever, died at Cloyd's Landing, d/o Abraham & Sarah Speer, parents born NC June 1854 Phillip, slave, black, 70, owned by Barton Branham, unknown cause. BROOKS: 10 Jan 1853 John M, 14 yrs & 4 months, s/o Samuel & Mary, bowels 7 May 1853 Mary, married, 39, d/o William & ___Grey, no cause shown. Mother's name very difficult to read. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php Sandi's site: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 21:24:36 -0500 From: Win moore <[email protected]> Subject: [SCKY] PORTRAIT OF MOORE & RICH FAMILY OF MONROE CO.,KY To: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" TO THOSE WHO MAY BE INTERESTED, I HAVE LISTED A LINK (w/ DOUG MOORE'S HELP) TO A FAMILY PORTRAIT c. 1917 OF MY GRANDFATHER, CHARLIE B. MOORE, WHO GREW UP IN TOMPKINSVILLE, KY. CHARLIE IS THE SON OF BENJAMIN C. AND CHARLOTTE BELLE COFFELTMOORE AND THE GRANDSON OF ABRAHAM AND ELIZABETH ANN "BETTIE" FORD MOORE,WHO SPENT THEIR ENTIRE ADULT LIVES IN TOMKINSVILLE. ALSO, INCLUDED IN THE PHOTOIS MY GRANDFATHER'S STEP-FATHER, WILLIAM "WILL" RICH AND HIS STEP BROTHER, EDMOND HANSE RICH. CHARLIE'S FULL BROTHER OMER G. MOORE AND OMER'S WIFE BEULAH GERTRUDE HARRISON ARE INCLUDED AS WELL AS 2 OF CHARLIE'S HALF BROTHERS, EZRA T. MOORE HIS WIFE ELLA NEONA TRAGO AND THEIR SON AND WALTER S. MOORE, HIS WIFE SARAH MALICA MOSS AND 4 CHILDREN. EZRA AND WALTER'S PARENTS AREBENJAMIN C. AND REBECCA ANN RUSH MOORE. THE OTHER 3 CHILDREN OF BEN AND BECKY ARE LAURA LEMON MOORE PLUMLEE, MYRTLE MOORE NEITHER PICTURED AND HARLEY H. MOORE (DECEASED AT THE TIME OF THE PHOTO )IF YOU HAVE ANY NEW INFO OR SOME! THING TO THE CONTARY, PLEASE CONTACT ME AT [email protected] I HOPE SOMEONE FINDS OF INTEREST.THANKS, WIN MOORE. HTTP://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/files/moore/moore-rich.jpeg ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 22:56:20 -0500 From: Win moore <[email protected]> Subject: [SCKY] FW: MOORES & RICHS OF CLAY CO. FAMILY PHOTO To: SANDI GORIN <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Subject: MOORES & RICHS OF CLAY CO. FAMILY PHOTO Date: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 20:06:46 -0500 TO THOSE WHO MAY BE INTERESTED I HAVE LISTED A LINK BELOW (W/DOUG MOORE'S ASSISTANCE)OF A FAMILY PHOTO FROM MY GRANDFATHER, CHARLIE B. MOORE AND FAMILY. CHARLIE IS THE SONOF BENJAMIN C. AND CHARLOTTE BELLE COFFELT MOORE AND THE GRANDSON OF ABRAHAM AND ELIZABETH ANN "BETTIE" FORD MOORE. THE PHOTO INCLUDES CHARLIE'S STEPFATHER, WILLIAM "WILL"RICH AND HIS STEP BROTHER EDMOND HANSE RICH, CHARLIE'S FULL BROTHER, OMER G. MOORE AND HIS WIFE BEULAH GERTRUDE HARRISON. TWO OF CHARLIE'S HALF BROTHERS , THEIR WIVES AND CHILDREN AREINCLUDED AS FOLLOWS: WALTER S. AND SARAH MALICA MOSS MOORE AND 4 CHILDREN AND EZRA T. AND ELLANEONA TRAGO MOORE AND THEIR SON. IF ANYONE KNOWS SOMETHING MORE OR TO THE CONTRARY PLEASECONTACT ME AT [email protected] HTTP://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/files/moore/moore-rich.jpeg ------------------------------ To contact the SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY list administrator, send an email to [email protected] To post a message to the SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY mailing list, send an email to [email protected] __________________________________________________________ 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 email with no additional text. End of SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Digest, Vol 7, Issue 45 *****************************************************

Subject: MOORES & RICHS OF CLAY CO. FAMILY PHOTO Date: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 20:06:46 -0500 TO THOSE WHO MAY BE INTERESTED I HAVE LISTED A LINK BELOW (W/DOUG MOORE'S ASSISTANCE)OF A FAMILY PHOTO FROM MY GRANDFATHER, CHARLIE B. MOORE AND FAMILY. CHARLIE IS THE SONOF BENJAMIN C. AND CHARLOTTE BELLE COFFELT MOORE AND THE GRANDSON OF ABRAHAM AND ELIZABETH ANN "BETTIE" FORD MOORE. THE PHOTO INCLUDES CHARLIE'S STEPFATHER, WILLIAM "WILL"RICH AND HIS STEP BROTHER EDMOND HANSE RICH, CHARLIE'S FULL BROTHER, OMER G. MOORE AND HIS WIFE BEULAH GERTRUDE HARRISON. TWO OF CHARLIE'S HALF BROTHERS , THEIR WIVES AND CHILDREN AREINCLUDED AS FOLLOWS: WALTER S. AND SARAH MALICA MOSS MOORE AND 4 CHILDREN AND EZRA T. AND ELLANEONA TRAGO MOORE AND THEIR SON. IF ANYONE KNOWS SOMETHING MORE OR TO THE CONTRARY PLEASECONTACT ME AT [email protected] HTTP://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/files/moore/moore-rich.jpeg

TO THOSE WHO MAY BE INTERESTED, I HAVE LISTED A LINK (w/ DOUG MOORE'S HELP) TO A FAMILY PORTRAIT c. 1917 OF MY GRANDFATHER, CHARLIE B. MOORE, WHO GREW UP IN TOMPKINSVILLE, KY. CHARLIE IS THE SON OF BENJAMIN C. AND CHARLOTTE BELLE COFFELTMOORE AND THE GRANDSON OF ABRAHAM AND ELIZABETH ANN "BETTIE" FORD MOORE,WHO SPENT THEIR ENTIRE ADULT LIVES IN TOMKINSVILLE. ALSO, INCLUDED IN THE PHOTOIS MY GRANDFATHER'S STEP-FATHER, WILLIAM "WILL" RICH AND HIS STEP BROTHER, EDMOND HANSE RICH. CHARLIE'S FULL BROTHER OMER G. MOORE AND OMER'S WIFE BEULAH GERTRUDE HARRISON ARE INCLUDED AS WELL AS 2 OF CHARLIE'S HALF BROTHERS, EZRA T. MOORE HIS WIFE ELLA NEONA TRAGO AND THEIR SON AND WALTER S. MOORE, HIS WIFE SARAH MALICA MOSS AND 4 CHILDREN. EZRA AND WALTER'S PARENTS AREBENJAMIN C. AND REBECCA ANN RUSH MOORE. THE OTHER 3 CHILDREN OF BEN AND BECKY ARE LAURA LEMON MOORE PLUMLEE, MYRTLE MOORE NEITHER PICTURED AND HARLEY H. MOORE (DECEASED AT THE TIME OF THE PHOTO )IF YOU HAVE ANY NEW INFO OR SOMETHING TO THE CONTARY, PLEASE CONTACT ME AT [email protected] I HOPE SOMEONE FINDS OF INTEREST.THANKS, WIN MOORE. HTTP://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/files/moore/moore-rich.jpeg