Turn right off the Highway 1 mile from the Old Boyce Store. Board: Dorris Nell (baby) Carlock: Genell, George G & Era Cooksey: Oglivia (Olivia?) Elizabeth and Sidney Thomas Corbit: H, N J Devasher: Martha A, J. C. Nancy M (w/o J C) Epperson: Samantha J & Donnie E, Ben G, John Jackson, Emma Glasscock: J L, Guy Lambert, James A Goodrum: Drucie W and Thomas J; Grover Cleveland, Mallie Morgan Harmon: Gracie, Carl S, Arch Washington & Euphilia Benson, Elizabeth Jane White, Mollie L (w/o Sidney C & d/o Joseph & Mahalia D Willoughby) Herrington: Jim and Clide Holland: Samuel V, Belle Hunt: Sarah C (w/o Arch), Rilda E (w/o Eugene) Jackson: Sallie (w/o F J) & F J Lightfoot: Montry, I H, RIlla, Ollie, Linda, James, William F Moore: Susan L & Robert E Morgan: Mattielean, Dorothy Dean, W J & Lieu Ranie Motley: Elbert Ray, Noah & Julia F Ogles: Flora (d/o W M & L A) Pearson: Dewey & Nora Semands: Mary H Smith: Wilbur S, Mary C & William L, James Harold White: Sharon Lanell To be concluded next 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

Just a tip for this week of which I'm sure you are aware. Census takers, from the 1850 census on, were supposed to list names in a specific order - head of the household, spouse if applicable, then the children in age order with the oldest on down. Then others in the household - parents, married children, boarders, etc. Have you ever been confused or tricked up when there is an older child listed under a younger child? Why? 1 - the obvious reason is that the census taker just made a mistake and had to add a child later or the informant had forgotten a child and he just tacked them on the bottom. 2 - is it a single child, or is a married child living in the household with his his/her spouse? As an example: John 25, Mary 20, Peter 21, Elizabeth 19, then others. Could John and Mary be husband and wife or Peter and Elizabeth be married? 3 - Could a sister of the head of household be living there and fall in the age bracket of a child, i.e., much younger than her brother? Could a male or female be sister/brother of the wife? 4 - was an older child really living there or just visiting and you might find them in another census record someplace for the same year? That happened? I know that in later censuses, the census taker was to note the relationship of each person listed to the head of household. But they sometimes didn't indicate step-children, wards, etc. And sometimes they forgot to change the surnames, but continued with their " marks under the surname of the head of household. And, if you're missing a male head of household, was he dead, were they divorced, or was in fighting a war, out west looking for fortune, in another county or state looking for better land? We just can't always assume! It is only by comparing other census records or other sources that we can be sure that each child is a child of the head of household. 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

Aug 30, 1895 Mr. Terry: The trade between FORD & SAUNDERS is cancelled and I the guardian of B. F.Saunders authorize you to give up title bond to Mr. Sam McDANIELS. /s/ J. L. [x-his mark], SMITH. Outside: Mr. N. D. Terry C B Clerk, Glasgow, KY. 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

For those of you researching in Metcalfe Co; I just finished another book. It contains the probate records index (not the actual records). Included is: Administrative Settlements 1896-1912 Bills and Sales 1893 - 1923 Inventories 1867-1908 Settlements 1868-1888 In these indexes you will find the name of the deceased (not always indicated as deceased), names of administrators or executors, wife (allotment of dower), guardians and most times the children's name (wards of the guardians) and other miscellaneous. Also the original book in which the documents appear and the page number. I believe all of these records are available at the County Clerk's office. As with transcribing any old document, some entries are faded, some handwriting is atrocious - especially when it comes to initials. The index was written by many clerks and deputy clerks over the years and some of them really needed help! So, in some instances an initial will look like one letter- and in another entry, the initial will look like something else - and it's impossible for me to know if it's the same individual. Spelling of surnames is pretty consistent but the reader needs to scan through all to be sure. If you would like to see the index to this book, write me privately as usual. I'm glad to provide it as a help to you! I'll reply later today. Sandi

Per request - here again is a list of the books I'm citing on this list. The names shown below appear in these books; the numbers after their names show which book. 1 - Deed Books AAA, A & B 2 - Deed Books C, D & E 3 - Deed Books F, G & H 4 - Deed Books I thru N 5 - Unrecorded Deeds Vol 1 6 - Rev. War Apps 7 1810 thru 1840 census 8 - Green Co Entries on what became Barren Co soil 9 - Land Entries 1 10 - Land Entries 2 11 - Land Entries 3 12 - Guardian Bonds 1809 thru 1858 13 - Strays Book 14 - Board of Trustees, City of Glasgow, Volume 1 15 - Same - Volume 2 Save this list! Remember that names can be spelled many ways. Clasby: Johny 7 Claten: Austin 9 Clay: 4, 9; Elizabeth 7; John D 7 Claypole: 2, 4; John 8; Stephen 8 Claypool: 4; John 9; Clayton: A 4; Augustine 3; Auston 7; Dollie 5; Edwin 3,7; Franklin 7; Franky 7; J M 5; James 7; John 4, 7; Phillip 2; R H 13; R W 13; Tho/Thomas i6; William 7 Claywell: E W 5 Cleaver: 1 Cleland: Horatio 3, 4; Thomas 2; Uriah M 7 Clellan/Clelland: 9; Horatio 7; Thomas 9 Clemens: James 9 Clement: 9; Andrew 8; Geo/George 4, 12; George W 12; Harriet 2, 3; James 3, 4; John 12; John G 12; Lucrecia 3; Mary Ann 3; Rebeckah 3; Sally 3; Samuel 12; Vacel 3, 4, 7, 12; Willie 4; Willis 4; Wm 3; Wm Henry 3 Also variant spellings of Clemments, Clemmins, Clemmon, Clemmons, Clemons, Clemont: John G 4; Vachael/Vachel 3, 4; James 9, 10; Polly C 2; Eleanor 8 Clendenman/Clendenin: Adam 8; Isaac 7 Clerk: James B 5 Clevens: Benj 4 Cleviers: James 1 Clifton: Stephen 8 Cline: Louisa 5; Peter 5 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

Covering articles in south central KY other than Barren Co. ALLEN CO: Mrs. DURHAM, wife of Rev. J P Durham, died of fever last Sunday night at their home near Durham Springs. Rev. Durham has the sympathy of a host of friends in his bereavement. (21 Oct 1896 as reported in the Scottsville Reflector). Mr. Dillard READ aged 95, died Saturday at his old homestead two miles north of Scottsville. He has raised an interesting family nearly every member of whom are prominent citizens. (21 Oct 1896, Scottsville Reflector). Mrs. Callie NEAL, wife of J H Neal, died at their home on Main street in Scottsville Tuesday morning of a fever. She had been sick for some time, but not until a few days ago was her condition thought serious. In her death the family and community have lost an approved Christian mother and neighbor. A husband and four children are bereaved. The remains were taken to Fountain Run Wednesday for burial. (21 Oct 1896 issue, Scottsville Reflector). CUMBERLAND CO: Mr. Jas. HERRIFORD, one of the best known citizens of Cumberland county, died at his home in Birksville [sic] last Monday. Mr. Herriford was one of the most prominent men of his section, and was in every sense of the word a splendid citizen. He was at one time Sheriff of Cumberland, and was one of the solid and leading men of that county. His death is sincerely regretted by all who knew him. Mr. Herriford was the father of Mrs. Al BAKER of this place, and Mr. and Mrs. Baker left for Cumberland immediately upon receipt of the news of his death. (28 Oct 1896 issue). HART CO: Mr. Lewis PARRISH suddenly died in Horse Cave yesterday morning after an illness of only a few days. His death was a great shock to the community. Mr. Parrish died of black, or malignant, erysipelas, and the disease is thought to have been contracted while sitting up with his father, Mr. W. J. Parrish, of Coral Hill, who died a few days ago of an attack of the like character. Mr. Parrish was a splendid man and citizen, and his death will be greatly deplored. The remains will be interred in the Horse Cave Cemetery to-day at 10 o'clock. (25 Nov 1896 issue). Mr. Masssie OWENS and Miss Sora CALLAHAN, daughter of Mrs. Martha Callahan, were married at Mr. Winfield Owens' in Hart County, last Wednesday. The attendants were Miss Annie HATCHER and Mr. Bruce ALLEN, Miss Pearl REDFORD and Mr. Porter HOWARD. The ceremony was performed by Elder Wm. DOYEL, of Cave City. An elegant reception was given the happy couple at the home of the groom by his sister, Miss Josie, which was greatly enjoyed by the large crowd in attendance. /s/ Jay Em. (4 Nov 1896 issue). METCALFE CO: Mr. Walter DOWELL, a prominent young business man of Chicago, and Miss Lula WORKMAN, one of Metcalfe's fairest young women, were married at the home of the bride, near East Fork last Wednesday Rev. John P. SOWERS officiated. An elegant supper was served by the groom's mother in honor of the marriage. The attendants were Mr. Elmore ESTES, this place, and Miss Valona Dowell, of Beachville, Ky. The Times joins with their host of friends in wishing them all the happiness that may come to them in their new relationships. (4 Nov 1896 issue). Mr. George NANCE, of near Knob Lick, Metcalfe county, died last week with consumption. (28 Oct 1896 issue). 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

To go along with my new publication - here are more of the wills to be found in Metcalfe Co or other references to same. Oakes/Oaks: Hiram, Chls (renunciation), Joseph, D G, Henry, Jacob, H G, W H, Jacob R Ogden: John E Owens, J H Pace, L C, Edmond B Page: Charles O, Amanda J, Henry Parks: Wm J Payne: Geo. V. Peck: John S, Newton Pendleton, Nancy, Sarah V, Lana Pedigo: James A., G W, George E, M W, Martha, Ben F Pemberton: Samuel J, Julia (renunciation) Penick: Z H, Sally B Perkins: Mary O, W H, William H, E E Perry: M C Piercy: Lewis Polson: Willis, A B Poole: Elizabeth, Willis (black) Poor: Benjamin Porter: J B, B. D. Pounds: Thomas Price: H R Privett: Thos H, Fanin Pulliam: James (black) 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

Reminder that these are burials copied in the 1970s by Eva Coe Peden so those dying past that date will not be shown. I have not been to this cemetery; if Eva made a mistake in transcription, please post the correction to the list. Brandon: Amie May Brooks: Mary Allie (d/o M/M E O), James Rogers & Jimmie (twins) Combs: Daphene Gumm, Mazie T (d/o Jim & Maxie) Cook: Gladys Doss: Maud, Berry M, Alan Brown (s/o B M & Maud) Driver: Criton (father of Ed) plus children of Ed & Sena: Louie Calvin, Clara Nell, James Criton, Earl Lee Dyer: Emory & Lee & Glen & Homer, Opha Farley: Cleo (Mrs. Arvil), R H, H H, Etta, Rue Hale: Flora Jones: Rhoda I, Wert Z, Ada, Bert, Claud (h/o Bert), Paul T, Cletis, Jessie Lee, Layton E, Brittie V, Ellen (Mrs W N), W N (Cricket), Mollie, Boone, Edna, Lusetta Thomas (Mrs Nathan) Manion: Lorie (Mrs. Leon) Roberts: Henry Wilson (s/o Howard), Elizabeth Irene (d/o M/M Howard) Shaw: George E, Dollie A Stinson: Delson, Delma, Arvil Jr, Mertie E, Don (Mrs. Charley) Stone: Rex O, Denvencil Wright: Tidy F To be concluded next 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

I found a family member who had a wife and children in Pickens county, Georgia. He evidently decided to move to Alabama without his family. There he married and started a new family. A few years later, he returned to the first family. There seems to have been no divorce of either marriage. And it was after the Civil War. There was a large movement of population following the War. In Georgia alone, many counties experienced a major loss of population, sometimes as great as 30% or more. Within my own family, many moved from Kentucky to Tennessee or Texas and points west. Mardine Pruiett Campbell

Just to let you know about a book I finished before Thanksgiving. If you'd like to see the index, write me privately - it is a surname index only. It will be later today before I can reply; back before the Judge for the 4th time this afternoon over Mom's estate. This is getting so wearisome! Here's the write-up: Index of Wills Volume 1: Did you ever become discouraged attempting to contact individual County Clerk's offices to see if your ancestor left a will there? This index book contains five south-central KY counties. Each county is shown separately and shows the name of the deceased, the volume where the will is recorded and the page number. Allen Co: 1824-1934; Cumberland Co: 1815-1923; Edmonson County: 1826-1947; Metcalfe Co: 1865-1933 and Monroe County: 1861-1946.There is also an explanation on each county showing when the wills are no longer available and the dates each volume contains. 52 pages including a surname index. 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 trust you all had a good Thanksgiving - and now the rush is on to Christmas. It seems to me that Thanksgiving is often overlooked and Christmas sales slide over the real meaning of the holiday. Just me... Michael John Neill is an excellent and professional researcher from IL and a recent tip he posted gave me pause because it is true. He stated that there might not have been a divorce of our illusive ancestors. Paraphrasing his tip and expanding. When we find a male ancestor with a new wife, we assume one of two things - the first marriage ended in divorce or the first wife died. Well - there's a third which did happen. It is possible that the husband walked out the door, moved to a different county or state and re-married, without a divorce. Possibly he assumed a different name - possibly not. With the poor communication between states or counties in the earlier times, the spouse often just re-married, lied about his marital status and started his life all over with a new spouse. It is said that this was common after the Civil War; I haven't found the statistics - if there are any. In looking through quite a few of the divorce records of the mid 1800s, the neglected spouse (normally a woman) will state that he left her bed and board and ran off with Susie Homebreaker and moved to parts unknown ... In southern KY, a trip to TN; in northern KY - IN, IL, MO. In eastern and western KY, any border state would do. The new couple would become just another couple moving to their state or county and no one asked who they left behind. And yes, wives did this too! Thankfully, most marriages that did not work out ended in a legal divorce, but then ... Have a great day! 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

We Joseph READ Executor of William PEDIGO Decd. You will please make a Deed to the land I purchased at the sale at the Estate of said Decedent to A. C. MANN or any other person he may direct as I set up no claim to said land. Yours etc. /s/ Jesse Pedigo. Test: Wm. R. BISHOP. NB: Read you will please hand my notes you hold for the land to E. V. CUMMINS. Yours &c. /s/ Jesse Pedigo. Test. Jas Cummins, E V Cummins. I have the above named notes. This Indenture made and entered into this 28th day of January 1847 between Joseph Read Executor of William Pedigo decd. of the one part & Chapman Mann of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Joseph Read as Exr. as aforesaid for and in consideration of the Sum of two hundred eighty one dollars & 70 cts in hand paid, the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge hath granted bargained and sold and by these doth bargain grant sell and convey unto the said Chapman Mann his heirs & assigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred nine & one half acres more or less situate lying & being in Barren County on the waters of the white oak creek.& bounded as follows, to wit, Beginning at chestnut in James POLSTON's line & corner to Thomas BARRETT (Barnett?) thence W17 poles to a small black walnut white walnut & black gum pointers thence S20 poles to a stake in Helton's field thence W17 poles to a white oak James Polston & W H DEPPs corner the same course continued 245 poles to a black oak Depps corner thence N38 poles to a stake Depps corner thence with Depps line S20 poles thence N30 poles to a stake in Pedigo field thence W50 poles to a walnut stump in the field of the sd Decd now Ed Cummings Depp corner thence N17 E110 poles to a red oak on the South side of the Glasgo & Edmonton road thence with the road N70E9 poles to two post oaks thence N32 poles thence E28 poles to Peter HAYS line thence with his line S230 poles to his corner at the road thence with the road S88 1/2E50 poles to a rock in the middle of the road thence S169 poles to the beginning, being a tract of land Jesse Pedigo purchased of sd Exr at the sale of the Deceast & the right assigned from Sd purchased to Chapman Mann which assignment is sealed to this and, To have & to hold to the said Chapman Mann his heirs and assigns forever & the said Joseph Read as Executor as aforesaid doth warrant and fodrever defend the right & title of said land against the claims of all persons whatsoever. In testimony whereof the said Joseph Read Executor of William Pedigo Deceast hath hereunto set his hand & Seal the day and year first within written. /s/ Joseph Read Executor (Seal). Outside: 1847 Feby 15th acknowd & filed for record. This is a good example as to why it's so difficult to locate the original land boundaries! Names and words spelled as shown. 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'm searching for information on Jesse Alpho Wells b. Va 1784 d. Barren Co. 1862 his wife, Nancy Scott b. 1786 Va d. 1878 Barren Co. Children: Margaret S. Wells b. 1817 Ky d. Ky 1851 married Elijah Harper [my gr gr grandparents] James Jackson Wells b. 1820 Ky Elizabeth Wells b. 1823 Barren Co. Marietta Wells b. 1825 d. 1864 married James W. Harper Smith Henry Wells b. 1826 Any information on the above will be appreciated. Thanks, Gay

I'm Searching for the parents of WILLIAM WILLIAMSON AND ARTHUR T WILLIAMSON. I have a lot of information on these families but unable to find their parents? I'm showing the only known or proven brothers. William WILLIAMSON is my G.G.Grandfather born in early 1800 or late 1700 the reason for this is that the birth dates I've been given just do not jive. I have Arthur T WILLIAMSON shown a being born 19 Jan 1802 in KY. 1850 IL. Tazewell County census shows this also to be 1802. He died 01 Jan 1859 and is buried LaPlata Cemetery, LaPlata, Missouri; Block 04 roll 8. I also have William Williamson as being born 01 Apr 1802 in Barren County Ky. William Williamson died 04 Apr 1850 prior to the 1850 Census in HopedaleTazewell County,IL. William, married America Ann Brooks 04 Dec 1819 I believe in Barren Co. KY.they had seven children born in KY and nine children born in IL.They are as follows. Elzy M Williamson (b) 04 Jan 1821 Kentucky (D) 10 Feb 1902 in Peoria,IL. Lucy Ann Williamson (b) 27 Aug 1823 in Kentucky Pascal Casey Williamson (b) 13 Aug 1824 in Kentucky (d) 02 Jul 1883 Hickory Grove cemetery (Wolf Creek area ) 58 yrs.. 10mo. 19d Menard County,IL. Joseph T Williamson (b) 1825 Hart Co., KY. (d) 23 Feb 1863 from wound received in Civil War John D Williamson (b) 1826 (d) Unknown James Arthur Williamson (b) 13 Apr 1826 Northtown, Hart Co. , KY (d) 20 Mar 1898 Mary Polly Williamson (b) 25 Jan 1828 in Ky. (d) 25 Oct 1883 Dicks Cemetery near Chandlerville,IL. age 55 years 9 mo. Wilson S Williamson (b) 25 Jun 1830 in IL. (d) 25 Dec 1830 America Ann Williamson (b) 27 Jun 1832 in IL. (d) 21 Jan 1902 buried Sigourney,Keokuk,IA. Martha Jane Williamson (b) 22 Aug 1833 in IL. (d) 25 Nov 1919 in Moundsville, Mo. George S Williamson (b) 01 Mar 1835 in Menard Co. IL. (d) 04 Nov 1917 Petersburg Menard Co.,Il. 82Y 8M 3D Maria E Williamson (b) 20 Sep 1836 in Menard Co. IL. (d) 01 Jan 1912 Springfield, Sangamon County,IL. Serepta Williamson (b) 09 Feb 1838 in Menard Co. IL. (d) 24 Apr 1904 in Petersburg, Menard County,Il. buried 4-26-1904 Melissa Williamson (b) 10 Jun 1840 in IL. (d) 13 Dec 1884 Harriett Williamson (b) 06 Jan 1842 in Menard Co. IL. (d) Jan 1847 Abraham Williamson (b) Sep 1843 in Menard Co. IL. (d) 14 Feb 1847 Arthur T Williamson was married to Sarah ( Sally ) Atteberry 24 Oct 1822 in Barren County KY. and they had eight children Sarah Atteberry died date unknown and Arthur married Mary Belle ( Polly ) Harmon 02 Mar 1833 in Hopkins county, KY. from Hopkins Co. Marriages. Arthur died 01 Jan 1859, they had fourteen ( 14 ) children. Jim WILLIAMSON [email protected]

I hope this is not off topic very much. BUT I want to wish everyone on our list a HAPPY THANKSGIVING!! I am thankful that my many grandparents had the intestinal fortitude to make the journey into the new world in the very early days of our country.Leaving behind many family members never to see them again. Thankful my ancestors migrated from Germany to Russia and then to the United States. But for the grace of God, I could be living in the Ukraine. Thankful I live in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I have always had a roof over my head, clothes on my back and I have never been hungry. I have good children and grand children. I am thankful!!! Mary June Foulk Knoxville, Tennessee

I had meant to send you this information earlier but plain forgot. I don't know how many of you have ordered Social Security applications before; they are to me, expensive. But, they are so chocked full of information. Well, there has been a change in the rules. Unless you can prove that the parents are dead, you won't find much. It is now limited to 100 years from the birth date of the individual. I am including a link to a Canadian site which explains it a little better and it definitely is a downer for the genealogy world. This is a safe link. Sandi http://megansmolenyak.posterous.com/social-security-administration-extends-foia-r 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

This will be my last post of the week to the lists. May I wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving - I will be taking a short break and enjoying the day with friends! See you all Monday - Belcher: Justus W, Alma Bell: John H & Minnie M & Cyrus T Bellar: William Othie (s/o Virgil & Loraine) Cherry: Charles E & Maggie A Conron: Rebecca Taylor Corsin: Jeanetta Mise & inf s/o W C & Maggie Cox: Jake and Essau, Edward R & Ora, Mary Agnes, Hattie Bell, Elizabeth Francis, Lidy Lovel, Nellie Forbes: Robert Lee Gentry: Fred H (s/o C T & Sallie E) Gooden: Thelma Louise Hampton: Sarah Jane (w/o W R), William R Harris: J Edd & Carrie Harrod: Fannie Heard: Paul (s/o J L & Eliza), James, Amanda Lucas (w/o James) Jenkins: Andrew J Jones: Anna H, George F Kinser: Martha & Karl & Cora Dessie Lawrence: Emma D (w/o H W), Harden W, Nathan & ALice, Robert & Amanda Manning: Myrtle Miller: Lon, Sarah Martin: George, S W & Barbara E, Charles E & Julia & Nellie Martin, Mary A, John H Morgan: John Melvin & Sallie E, Sylvia E (d/o J M & S E), Will & Stella (w/o Will) Sikes: Mose & Dora Skaggs: Andrew W & Belle Snell: Ellis J (s/o D T & Annie), Harry M & Bessie R & Albert C Sweeney: Effie Westbrook Taylor: Eula (w/o F M) Todd: Joseph B & James A, Ella (w/o George) Westbrook: Cecil E (s/o C & M), James & Nancy E, Commodore & Mollie D, Walter, John Howard (s/o Joe & Dorothy), Joseph Howard, James C & Ethel Y, J C & F A, Claud V (s/o J C & F A) White: Ford J (s/o G F & N K) Wilson: Hattie Westbrook Woolbright: C B & Lousinda Young: Robert W, Blanche 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

My cousin has a white tree on ancestry.com. Carol White familytracercw try this url http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/798821/recent if it does not work email me and I will send and invite to you. Jeannie List Admin for Monroe County KY [email protected] On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 10:47 PM, Jeannie Gregory <[email protected]>wrote: > > > On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 9:48 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Seeking parents of: >> >> >> Joseph WHITE (b. ca 1799, TN or KY, d. 1850's, MO or KS) and his wife >> Salina TAYLOR (b. ca 1809, KY, d. 1850's, MO or KS). Salina may have been >> a second wife. >> >> >> They were in Monroe County, KY, by the 1830's and 1840's, and had moved >> to Pulaski County, MO, by 1850. At least some of their children were in >> Kansas by 1854. >> >> >> They had the following children: >> Samuel White. b. ca 1827, KY >> James S. White, b. ca 1830, KY >> Arina White, b. 1832, KY >> Harrison T. White, b. 1833, KY >> Sarah E. White, b. 1835, KY >> Austin White, b. 1838, KY >> Wilford A. White, b. 1840, KY >> Mary J. White, b. 1844, KY >> Elizabeth Ann White (later called Allida), b. 1847, KY >> Joseph E. White, b. 1853, MO >> >> >> Any help appreciated. >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> 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 >> > >

On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 9:48 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Seeking parents of: > > > Joseph WHITE (b. ca 1799, TN or KY, d. 1850's, MO or KS) and his wife > Salina TAYLOR (b. ca 1809, KY, d. 1850's, MO or KS). Salina may have been > a second wife. > > > They were in Monroe County, KY, by the 1830's and 1840's, and had moved to > Pulaski County, MO, by 1850. At least some of their children were in > Kansas by 1854. > > > They had the following children: > Samuel White. b. ca 1827, KY > James S. White, b. ca 1830, KY > Arina White, b. 1832, KY > Harrison T. White, b. 1833, KY > Sarah E. White, b. 1835, KY > Austin White, b. 1838, KY > Wilford A. White, b. 1840, KY > Mary J. White, b. 1844, KY > Elizabeth Ann White (later called Allida), b. 1847, KY > Joseph E. White, b. 1853, MO > > > Any help appreciated. > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Seeking parents of: Joseph WHITE (b. ca 1799, TN or KY, d. 1850's, MO or KS) and his wife Salina TAYLOR (b. ca 1809, KY, d. 1850's, MO or KS). Salina may have been a second wife. They were in Monroe County, KY, by the 1830's and 1840's, and had moved to Pulaski County, MO, by 1850. At least some of their children were in Kansas by 1854. They had the following children: Samuel White. b. ca 1827, KY James S. White, b. ca 1830, KY Arina White, b. 1832, KY Harrison T. White, b. 1833, KY Sarah E. White, b. 1835, KY Austin White, b. 1838, KY Wilford A. White, b. 1840, KY Mary J. White, b. 1844, KY Elizabeth Ann White (later called Allida), b. 1847, KY Joseph E. White, b. 1853, MO Any help appreciated.