Now there is FamilyRoots Radio. http://www.familyrootsradio.com/index.html This is a freebie. You can download the program or listen online. You do NOT have to own an iPod to listen. You can play them online, on your computer, your portable music player, etc. I went to the site and then linked on to the site where yesterday, George Eastman was speaking. The live broadcast is at 1 pm every Thursday, but you can listen to previous programs. Rather neat! Sandi SCKY Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Continuation of the recorded births in Hart Co. Northside & southside indicate which side of the Green River the family lived. BOSTON: Amaminta [Araminta?], d/o R C & Mary L (HELM) Boston, 23 July 1856. Dora P, d/o Nick & Mary E (FORBIS) Boston (Metcalfe-Green), 15 Nov 1876. Edmund B, s/o Major B & Sarah J (POYNTER) Boston, northside, 16 Aug 1857. Josephine, d/o John W & Permelia F (DEWITT) Boston, southside (Barren-Barren), 16 Feb 1861. Laura, d/o same, 30 Sept 1858. BOWER, Crista, d/o Robert & Lizzie (WOOD) Bower (Hart-Hart), 17 Nov 1903. BOWLES: Also spelled Boles as indicated. Gertrude H, d/o Nicholas M & Mary E (MURRAY) Bowles (Hardin-Hart), 20 June 1875. James Franklin, s/o John F & Susannah (HODGES) Bowles, 27 May 1852. BOLES, Martha Ellen, d/o John & Barabary Bowles, 24 Oct 1856. BOLES, No First, stillborn d/o John & Mary A Barby Boles, southside, 15 Nov 1858. (?same as Martha Ellen with Mary A Barby all being first names?] BOLES, No First, s/o same, southside, 20 Dec 1859. No First, s/o Nickolas M & Mary E (MURRAY) Bowles (Hardin-Hart), 21 Dec 1876. Slave No First, owned by John F Bowles, female, stillborn, 3 Aug 1852. Slave No First, female, slave of John Boles, northside, 15 May 1861. Thursell? Ruthey, d/o D R & Sarah E (SLAUGHTER) Bowles, 8 Mar 1855. BOWLING: J or P, s/o W W & Ermine? (DONAN) Bowling (Hart-Hardin), 1 Apr 1875. James T, s/o George W & Nancy M (MORRIS) Bowling, northside (Hart-Hardin), 30 Mar 1861. John, s/o Thomas & Elizabeth (LOBB) Bowling (Hart-Hart), 6 Oct 1876. BRATCHER: David R, s/o David & Amanda (LARUE) Bratchr (Grayson-Larue), 27 Oct 1875. James Cox, s/o A & Sarah (LEWIS) Bratcher, Oct 1852. James W, s/o L Berry & Sarah (SAUNDERS) Bratcher, northside, 13 Oct 1853. John B, s/o James W & Ann S (GONTERMAN) Bratcher (Hart-Harat), 30 Nov 1876. No First, stillborn s/o James R, 1892. No First, stillborn s/o James R, 1892 - twin of above. Sarah Ellen, d/o L B & Sarah (SANDERS) Bratcher, northside, 25 June 1858. Susan Ann, d/o David & Susan Ann (MIDDLETON) Bratcher, northside, 26 July 1861. BRAWNER: Frances J, d/o William L & Mary A E (PRINGLE) Brawner, northside, 11 Aug 1859. Slave David Whitefield, owned by Nancy Brawner, southside, 19 Nov 1854. Slave Hendley, owned by same, 25 May 1855. Slave John, owned by same, 3 June 1857. Slave Thomas, owned by same, 15 July 1857. Slave William Everett?, owned by same, 3 Nov 1856. BRECKNEY, Louisiana P, d/o Benjamin & Martha Ann (CLOPTON) Breckney, 6 Dec 1852. BRICKEY, Mary B, d/o B F & Evalina (HELM) Brickey, southside, 20 Jan 1874. To be continued next week with BRENT/BRENTS. Sandi SCKY Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

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Sue asked: >Can anyone identify the parents and grandparents of Joseph C. and >John CASSAD(A)Y? >---------------------------------------------------------- >METCALFE CO BIRTHS >CASSADY, Cora Belle, d/o Joseph C & Sallie D (SANDERS) Cassady >(Barren-Green), Nov 1874. >CASSADY, No First, s/o John & Eliza (HARRIS) Cassady (Barren- Barren), 23 >July 1874. Below is what I have in my files, corrections and additions are appreciated. Susen Metzen helped me considerably with this info. Descendants of John B. CASSADY First Generation 1. John B. CASSADY was born on 18 May 1819 in Va. He died on 17 Mar 1892 in Center, Metcalfe Co., Ky. He was buried in Cassady-Hodges, Metcalfe Co., Ky. He was the son of Joel Cassaday and Elizabeth Compton. John married Littitia MCINTIRE on 23 Nov 1843 in Barren Co., Ky. Littitia was born on 4 Mar 1819 in Va. She died on 15 Jan 1875 in Center, Metcalfe Co., Ky. She was buried in Cassady-Hodges, Metcalfe Co., Ky. Notes: Metcalfe Co. Kentucky Cemetery Records, Vol. 1, p. 6: Cassady-Hodges Cem. .8 miles southeast of center on Hwy 869, turn left, travel .5 mile. The cemetery is on the right. 37degrees 07' 56" 85 degrees 40' 50" J.B. Cassady 18 May 1819 17 Mar 1892 Lethitia Cassady 4 Mar 1819 15 Jan 1875 1870 Metcalfe Co., Ky., census, Lafayette precinct, p. 152: 220/213 John B. Cassady, 54, farmer, 4000, 1230, Va; Letitia, 54 keeping house, Ky; John T., 25, farmer, -- 150, Ky; James A., 23, Farmer, -- 150, Ky; Joseph C., 21, farm Laborer, -- 150, Ky; Mary E., 20, Ky; Daniel W., 15, works on farm, Ky; Idell, 13, Ky; Woodford, 10, works on farm, Ky; Martha A. Thompson, 26, fb, works on farm, Ky. They had the following children: 2 M i. John Thomas CASSADY was born in 1845 in Barren Co., Ky. John married Mary Adeline MARTIN on 13 Oct 1878 in Green Co., Ky. Mary was born in 1861 in Green Co., Ky. 3 M ii. James Albert CASSADY was born on 21 Jul 1846 in Barren Co., Ky. He died on 9 Jul 1907. He was buried in Bethel Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cem., Metcalfe Co., Ky. James married Mary Ellen SANDIDGE daughter of John Thomas SANDIDGE and Elizabeth Newton ASBURY in 1877. Mary was born on 28 Sep 1852 in Center, Metcalfe Co. She died on 1 Sep 1935 in Crail Hope, Green Co., Ky. She was buried in Bethel Churchcem, Metcalfe Co., Ky. 4 M iii. Joseph Crittendon CASSADY was born on 26 Jun 1848 in Barren Co., Ky. He died on 20 Dec 1907 in Center, Metcalfe Co., Ky. He was buried in Center-Asbury, Metcalfe Co., Ky. Joseph married (1) Sarah Dorinda "Sally" SANDIDGE daughter of John Thomas SANDIDGE and Elizabeth Newton ASBURY on 1 Feb 1872 in Green Co., Ky. Sarah was born on 3 Nov 1856 in Green Co., Ky. She died on 27 May 1877 in Center, Metcalfe Co., Ky. She was buried in McGlasson, Sandidge Cem., Green Co., Ky. Joseph married (2) Sarah Molly ASBURY daughter of John M. ASBURY and Elizabeth HENDERSON on 25 Dec 1877 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. Sarah was born about 1849 in Green Co., Ky. Joseph married (3) Mary M. ASBURY daughter of John M. ASBURY and Elizabeth HENDERSON on 2 Nov 1885 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. Mary was born on 5 May 1837 in Green Co., Ky. She died on 8 Jan 1911. She was buried in Center-Asbury, Metcalfe Co., Ky. 5 F iv. Mary Ellen CASSADY was born on 27 Mar 1850 in Ky. She died on 9 Mar 1912 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. She was buried in Cassady-Hodges, Metcalfe Co., Ky. Mary married A.W. HINES. A.W. was born on 19 Dec 1855. He died on 6 Jul 1938 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. He was buried in Cassady-Hodges, Metcalfe Co., Ky. 6 M v. Daniel W. CASSADY was born on 31 Mar 1855 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. He died on 19 Aug 1912. He was buried in Bethel Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cem., Metcalfe Co., Ky. Daniel married Flora E. SANDRIDGE on 28 Oct 1876 in Green Co., Ky. Flora was born on 27 Oct 1860 in Green Co., Ky. She died on 14 Apr 1913. She was buried in Bethel Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cem., Metcalfe Co., Ky. 7 F vi. Idell G. CASSADY was born on 20 May 1857 in Ky. She died on 9 Nov 1916 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. She was buried in Cassady-Hodges, Metcalfe Co., Ky. Idell married Frank D. HODGES on 16 Jan 1890 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. Frank was born on 25 Feb 1855 in Nelson Co., Ky. He died on 24 Jun 1930 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. He was buried in Cassady-Hodges, Metcalfe Co., Ky. 8 M vii. Charles B. CASSADY was born in 1859. 9 M viii. Woodford CASSADY was born in 1860 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. Woodford married Emily C. KESSLER daughter of Daniel Waller KESSLER and Melissa J. PHILLIPS on 18 Dec 1890 in Green Co., Ky. Emily was born on 17 Oct 1872 in Green Co., Ky. She died on 10 Jul 1947 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Can anyone identify the parents and grandparents of Joseph C. and John CASSAD(A)Y? Sue Sullivan Oklahoma City, OK _suesullivanokc@aol.com_ (mailto:suesullivanokc@aol.com) ---------------------------------------------------------- METCALFE CO BIRTHS CASSADY, Cora Belle, d/o Joseph C & Sallie D (SANDERS) Cassady (Barren-Green), Nov 1874. CASSADY, No Firt, s/o John & Eliza (HARRIS) Cassady (Barren- Barren), 23 July 1874. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

"JONES, FREEMAN & CHRISTINE, wife, to ELIJAH M. COVINGTON, $1200 one tract of 200a to ROWLAND WILLIAMS' line. Tract of 200a to THOS CHAPMAN's line. Wit: JOHN GOODWIN, JOHN ELDER, GEO (X) GREEN, JOHN McILROY. 1-2-1804" (from Sandi Gorin's abstracts of the Warren Co KY Deed Bk B, her pg. 21). I am seeking the parents of Lucy JONES, wife of George GREEN who witnessed this deed, and think it possible that she was a sister of Freeman JONES. Does anyone on the list know whether Lucy's parents have been found? (George and Lucy are my direct line.) George Green and Freeman Jones were both Revolutionary War soldiers from Rutherford Co NC. George and Lucy were m. in Rutherford Co., 1784. Freeman Jones and Christian/Christina PARRIS were m. in Rutherford Co., 1785. James Green probably the brother of George) stood surety on their bond. Any guidance on these early Warren County families would be very helpful. Thanks, Donna (Lexington KY)

Researchers, have you been to the Kentucky Library yet? What can you find there? This is a small sample of what you will find: Kentucky Birth/Deaths Kentucky County info: Census, Cemetery records, Bible records, county histories, etc An enormous section of family files Kentucky Newspapers and even John Hunt Morgan's guerrilla raiders papers Over 15,000 photographs, hundreds of glass negatives and slides http://www.wku.edu/library/kylm/collections/online/photographs/kl/index.html In the Manuscripts section you can read diaries and family papers dating back to 1700's. Here's a sample of the Civil War papers you can find there: http://www.wku.edu/library/kylm/collections/inhouse/mss/civil_war.html Don't know what to do with that diary or family bible you discovered at the local antique shop? Donate it to the KY Library. It will be cataloged and preserved for future generations to enjoy. Find out more here: http://www.wku.edu/library/kylm/ Tonya

Sandy, I just switched from Bellsouth to Verizon and now have a new address 1rennieb@gmail.com Bobbie Rennie ----- Original Message ----- From: <south-central-kentucky-request@rootsweb.com> To: <south-central-kentucky@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 2:02 AM Subject: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Digest, Vol 2, Issue 66 > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. MONROE CO TIDBIDTS (Sandi Gorin) > 2. Bellsouth problems (Sandi Gorin) > 3. Re: Bellsouth problems (Hawk390@aol.com) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 07:56:13 -0500 > From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> > Subject: [SCKY] MONROE CO TIDBIDTS > To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <3.0.1.32.20070327075613.00b4c940@mail.glasgow-ky.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > These are not complete obits - this is all they posted. > > Aug 22, 1946: > Honor roll at Mt Carmel School: 1st grade - David CLEARY, Joe CLOYD, > Willie > Marrs COPASS, Raven GRAVES, Leon JOHNSON, Rog HAGAN, Joe Leceil PETETT and > Ann CLEARY. 2nd grade: Virgil CLEARY, Denzil GRAVES and J E PETETT. 3rd > grade: Masel GERALDS, Harold HAGAN, Morris JOHNSON, Pauline SCOTT and > Margie JACKSON. 4th grade: William Carl SCOTT, Carolee GERALDS and Wilma > Dean GRAVES. 5th grade: Marvin CLOYD, Denton JACKSON, Charles SCOTT, Helen > Mae CLOYD, Naomi HAGAN, Wilma JACKSON, Willa Mae JOHNSON, Lucy Thomas > PETETT and Mary Francis SCOTT. 7th grade: Freddie GERALDS, Alton JOHNSON > and Frank Maxey PETETT. > > Deaths: S Harrison HERD, 75 of near Gamaliel. > ** > > June 17-24, 1948: > Patrick Davis GARRISON, 27, part owner & sales manager of Rem-Con Pipe Co > in T'ville, killed 12 June in a car-truck collison near Grand Chain, IL. > Other deaths past 2 weeks: Dr H B RAY,80 of T'ville; George B BRYANT, 75 > of > Fountain Run community; Clate FINLEY, 79 no address; T J WADDELL 84 of > Clay > Co TN and Linda (WALDEN) MARTIN, 60 of Lake City TN. > ** > > July 1, 1948: > Deaths last week: Effie (HOOD) TURNED, 72 of near Mud Lick; Mrs Mary > Elizabeth POLAND, 80 of the Bowles community and Steven Madison WRIGHT, 78 > of Salem OR. > ** > > Aug 26, 1971: > Three members of the MYERS family of the Sulphur Lick communityh were > fatally injured in a traffic accident on I-65 on Aug 20. Mrs Junior (Anna > Lois) MYERS, 44, doa at Bowling Green hospital. Her dau, Linda Ann MYERS, > 13, died the following day. Husgband, age 35 also died. Car that hit them > was towing a small rental trailer, hitch broke, car veered out of control > and hit the Myers car head on. > > Deaths this week: Mrs Bertie FERGUSON 77 of T'ville; Nellie (PAGE) BARNES, > 72 of Rt 4 T'ville and Mrs. Ruie MILLER, 76 of Summer Shade. > ** > > Deaths reported week of 30 Sept 1971: > Lynn PROFFITT, 41 of Rt 1 T'ville; Lonnie TURNER, 64 of Tuscola IL and > Clara (GENTRY) FORD, 73 of Loraine OH. > ** > > 31 May 1973: > High winds Sunday morning 27 May cut a path across Monroe Co resulting in > heavy damages to some areas. Heaviest to M-B Supply Co of T'ville - roof > blown off. Charales WILSON in the old Temple Hill area was milking in the > milking parlor when his roof was blown off. Deaths past week: Edwin Duke > THOMPSON, 80 of T'ville; Ollie Myrtle KEYS, 81 of Rt 1 T'ville and Mrs. > Lillie "Vera" BOWMAN, 78 of Rt 3 T'ville. > ** > > Week of Aug 14-21, 1986: > Madge (KEYS) WIGGLESWORTH, 69 of T'ville; George Edward DAVIS, 77 of Rt 1 > Tville; Spohn EUBANK, 69 of Rt 1 Fountain Run; Sam Paul BECK Jr, day old > son of Sam Sr and Charles Ann (WISDOM) BECK of Rt 2 Mt Hermon; Daffo Mae > (YORK) ADAMS, 35 of Rt 1 Moss TN; Lucy Jane (CAPPS) HENSON, 75 of Rt 2 Red > Boiling Springs; Cordell Hull KEY, 73 of Rt 1 Celina TN; Herman SMITH, 63 > of Rt 2 Celina; Eva (MEADOR) NAPIER, 84 of Scottsville; Leslie Willis > WHITE, 43 of Rt 4 Scottsville; Jarrel Leon BUSHONG, 58 of Cloverdale IN > and > Vivian Hill MASTERS, 58 of Hazel Park Michigan. > ** > > Week of Sept 18-25, 1986: > Tamara Loraine Rich KEY, 13 months old, d/o Billy & Connie (COPASS) KEY of > Rt 1 Gamaliel, died 22 Sept in a house fire. Dicie (POLAND) ENGLAND, 88; > Wilma (ROSS) BOYLES, 82 and Selma PRUETT, 75, all of T'ville; Carolyn > Marie > COPASS, stillborn d/o Roy Wayne and Patricia Faye (POOLE) COPASS of Route > 3 > T'ville; Virda Lois (JACKSON) WHEET, 91 of Georgetown. > ** > > June 30, 1988: > Two 1988 graduates of Monroe Co High School died late Wed afternoon, 22 > June in a head-on collison on the County House Road. James H "Jamie" > TYREE, > 17 of T'ville and Stephen ANDERSON, 18 of Gamaliel. Other deaths: Nancy > Myrta (HARLAN) CARLOCK, 96 of T'ville and Roy TURNER Jr, 60 of Gamaliel > (tractor accident). > > More next week. Sandi > > SCKY Archives: > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky > Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren > GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ > > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 2 > Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 21:25:30 -0500 > From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> > Subject: [SCKY] Bellsouth problems > To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com > Cc: KYBARREN@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <3.0.1.32.20070327212530.00b4c380@mail.glasgow-ky.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > There is a problem of which I nor rootsweb has any control. Bellsouth.net > is refusing to forward any mail from rootsweb and after several attempts > by > rootsweb, the robot computer takes the person off the list. > > This has been building since the AT&T/Bellsouth merger. I might bounce a > few of you off but if you get this and are unsubbed as a bellsouth.net > user, resub - I don't know how long this will go on. If you know someone > on > the list who is with them, please advise. I'm attempting to write to each > one who is unsubbed as I get notification of the removal ... wish I could > stop it, but just can't! > > Sandi > > SCKY Archives: > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky > Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren > GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ > > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 3 > Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 22:30:50 EDT > From: Hawk390@aol.com > Subject: Re: [SCKY] Bellsouth problems > To: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com > Cc: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <c34.e938614.333b2d5a@aol.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > > In a message dated 3/27/2007 9:27:18 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > sgorin@glasgow-ky.com writes: > > There is a problem of which I nor rootsweb has any control. Bellsouth.net > is refusing to forward any mail from rootsweb and after several attempts > by > rootsweb, the robot computer takes the person off the list. > > This has been building since the AT&T/Bellsouth merger. I might bounce a > few of you off but if you get this and are unsubbed as a bellsouth.net > user, resub - I don't know how long this will go on. If you know someone > on > the list who is with them, please advise. I'm attempting to write to each > one who is unsubbed as I get notification of the removal ... wish I could > stop it, but just can't! > > > > I administer several email lists for an international organization with > it's > own domain. Frequently, some Internet Service Provide decides so much > email > from one domain must be spam, and blocks it. Subscribers of the ISP must > contact them to get the domain back on the white list. > Melvin Rowe > > > > ************************************** AOL now offers free email to > everyone. > Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com. > > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY list administrator, send an email to > SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY mailing list, send an > email to SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-request@rootsweb.com > 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 2, Issue 66 > ***************************************************** >

Sandi and others. I think this is the family that Thomas J Clack belonged to... His sister, Mary W. Clack married Rev. Jacob Locke's son, Rev. James Locke on 25 Dec 1827 in Barren County.. BARREN CO 1850 CENSUS pg 306A Microfilm # M432-191 Household number-FN Occupation Birthplace 26 83 85 Lock James 44 M B. Preacher Ky 27 83 85 Lock Mary W. 38 F Ky 28 83 85 Lock Elizabeth M. 20 F Ky 29 83 85 Lock John A. 18 M Salesman in Store Ky 30 83 85 Lock Mary M. 16 F Ky 31 83 85 Lock Martha L. 14 F Ky Attended school 32 83 85 Lock Catharine D. 12 F Ky Attended school 33 83 85 Lock James C. H. 6 M Ky ------------------------ Name: John Clack Date Written: 23 Sept 1851 Date Probated: Nov Term 1852 Son: James M Clack Daughter: Lamyra Pulliam Granddaughter: Patsy Bradley Daughter: Mary Locke Sons: Thomas Jefferson Clack and William W Clack Executor: son William W Clack and friend Henry Eubank. Witnesses: Wm. Vance, John Ford. Source: Barren Co KY Will Book 3, p. 361. Enjoy, Kat Locke in Texas south-central-kentucky-request@rootsweb.com wrote: Today's Topics: 1. BIO #10824 - JOHN CUMMINS, HARRISON CO (Sandi Gorin) 2. METCALFE CO BIRTHS - CALHOON THROUGH CLARK (Sandi Gorin) CLACK, Jerman W, s/o Thomas J & Mary E (HAYS) Clack (Barren-Barren), 22 Dec 1874. Note: Possibly CLARK. There was a Clack family in Barren Co so unsure, not written clearly)

>Critenden G, s/o T N & Elizabeth (SARTIN) Clark (Barren-Barren), 20 July 1861. Son of Thomas Nunn Clark and Elizabeth Sartin Clark; grandson of Joseph and Elizabeth (Pace) Clark, and Joel and Sally (Lunsford) Sartin, Sr. Crittenden married Fanny Harbison, daughter of Samuel and Juley Ann (Gill) Harbison, on 23 Oct 1881 in Metcalfe County. >John W, s/o Edmund H & Lucinda (HARPER) Clark (Cumberland-Barren), >22 Aug 1874. >Mary C, d/o E G & Lucinday (HARPER) Clark (VA-Barren), Oct 1861. John and Mary are siblings. Edmund and Lucinda (Harper) Clark are shown with family in this census record: 1870 Federal Census: Kentucky, Metcalfe County, Edmonton Pct. page 60 household 418/410 Clark, Edmund H. - 32 M W, farmer, $600, $260, KY Clark, Lucinda E. - 29 F W, keeping house, $600, --, KY Clark, Mary C. - 8 F W, KY Clark, Lucy A. - 6 F W, KY Clark, Wm C. - 5 M W, KY Clark, Morris T. - 3 M W, KY Clark, Laura F. - 11/12 F W, KY Clark, Patsy - 79 F W, at home, KY Edmund Clark was a son of Jonathan and Patsy (Hensley) Clark, and grandson of Henry and Willie Ann (Nunn) Clark. >No First, s/o James E & Mary (EDWARDS) Clark (Cumberland-Barren), 24 Nov 1861. This is probably Jonathan Clark, born to James D. and Mary A. (Edwards) Clark as shown in this census record: 1870 Federal Census: Kentucky, Metcalfe County, Edmonton PO, household 419/411 Clark, James D. - 36 M W, farmer, $1500, $910, KY Clark, Mary Ann - 35 F W, keeping house, KY Clark, James E. - 12 M W, works on farm, KY, can't write Clark, Henrietta - 11 F W, KY, can't write Clark, Jonathan L. - 8 M W, works on farm, KY, in school Clark, Wm. J. - 3 M W, KY Clark, Albert C. - 1 M W, KY James D. Clark was a brother to Edmund Clark, listed above. Mary A. Edwards was a daughter of John and Maria Edwards.

Well, as you can tell, I made a post before my morning cup of coffee and you were blessed with a biography for Harrison Co KY which was meant to go to my KYBIOGRAPHIES list. Just wanted to keep you on your toes! I also started a 2-3 part series on KYRESEARCH this morning on the horrors of the Civil War medically with some information on the surgeons and medical conditions found. Next week will be a look at some of the medicines used and what faced the soldier in the way of treatments. Now - I do have a special announcement to make. Before having a lot of problems with my email yesterday, a lady by the name of Margaret Gagliardi <megsgeneo@gmail.com> gave me permission to run a series on the SCKY list and in our historical society quarterly, Traces, that I think will be of great interest to many of you. I haven't had time to read her contribution all the way through (thanks to conferring with my ISP), but what I have read is wonderful. It is a book written by James Bosley CARTER and involves originally the counties covered on this list (primarily Monroe and Cumberland), written when James was 76 years old. It is a treasure trove of information of life ... I'm not even going to give you any details right now but even if you don't tie in to the Carter line (and many of you do), I think his story will hold your interest. I am going to start his story next Tuesday in place of the newspaper tidbits; there are 58 pages thus it will take some time to complete the book unless I feel highly motivated and post more than once a week! Here is a little genealogical information: James Bosley Carter was born 15 Oct 1836 in Cumberland Co KY. He died 2 Dec 1916 at the Soldier's Home in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co MN of arterio schelorisis. He was buried 4 Dec 1916 at the Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis; the son of Green Carter (1808-ca 1843) and Francis HAWKINS (ca 1810-1886). James married 27 Apr 1859 in Boonville, Warrick Co IN to Nancy Eliza Brown. She was born 20 Sept 1832 near Boonville; died 28 Feb 1925 in Minneapolis; buried same; the daughter of Daniel Hare BROWN (1813-1890) and Rebecca Isabella M DENTON (1812-1859) James and Nancy's children were not born in KY but included: Robert Benton Carter (15 Mar 1860 Boonville - 22 Nov 1938 Phoenix, Maricopa, AZ); Frances I (5 Apr 1862 Evansville IN - 8 Feb 1943 Minneapolis); Albert Smith Carter (30 Mar 1864 Warrick Co IN - 12 Aug 1932 Orange, Orange Co CA); Edwin "Eddie" Carter (abt 1867 IA - bef 1916 possibly Shenandoah, Page, IA) and Mary Emma (8 Oct 1870 Shenandoah - 16 Apr 19323 Minneapolis MN). I'll give you more information as we go along, but next Tuesday we'll start on James's story with the spellings shown as he wrote them, his adventures in the Civil War ... I think you will enjoy this and I am deeply indebted to Margaret for allowing me to share this. Back tomorrow - have a prosperous genealogically blessed day! Sandi SCKY Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Continuing our series on Metcalfe Co births from the vital statistics that were kept for certain years. In Metcalfe Co, these births were recorded for 1860, 1861, 1874-1877, 1907 and 1907 - 1,079 births. Though we wish we had them all, we should be thankful that even this many were preserved! Again, as noted previously, the forms filled out by the County Clerk from the doctor's records varied from year to year and there are times when all the information was not filled out. What I am showing is what was entered ... knowing that there are errors likely due to the doctor providing incorrect information, the clerk not being able to read the doctor's handwriting, the transcriber (me) not being able to read the Clerk's handwriting or just a bad microfilmed copy where some might be faded out, or there was a cigar burn on the original page or a cup of coffee dumped on the page! But, this is a wonderful starting place for the researcher and possibly the only source we can find for these early births.The mother's maiden name is often shown and the location of birth of the parents will be shown if available. CALHOON, James W, s/o William B & Sarah E (PEDDIGO) Calhoon (Barren-Hart), 18 July 1874. CALHOUN, Tom W, s/o Thos R & Nannie (WITHERS) Calhoun (Metcalfe-Hart), born at Knob Lick, 28 June 1907. CARR, J A, s/o M N & C A (PULLIAM) Carr (Adair-Adair), 8 Dec 1861. CASSADY, Cora Belle, d/o Joseph C & Sallie D (SANDERS) Cassady (Barren-Green), Nov 1874. CASSADY, No Firt, s/o John & Eliza (HARRIS) Cassady (Barren- Barren), 23 July 1874. CAWTHORN: J___ T___, d/o Eli & Julia P (CHRISTY) Cawthorn (Adair-Adair), 29 Nov 1860. Lucy M, d/o W R & S J (WALBERT) Cawthorn (Adair-Adair), 22 Aug 1876. Nancy B, d/o Thos & Fannie (STILTS) Cawthorn (VA-Barren), 8 Apr 1860. Permilia C, d/o John C & Manda (GARMAN) Cawthorn (Adair-Cumberland), 21 Mar 1875. CHANEY, Florinda, d/o Richard & MaryJ (SLIKER.. likely SLINKER] Chaney, born in Barren Co (Hart-Barren), 22 Feb 1861. CHAPMAN, C B, d/o John T & R A (COX) Chapman (Barren-Barren), 11 July 1878. CHAPMAN, J C, s/o J S & M J (EVANS) Chapman (Warren-Barren), 8 Nov 1876. CHISM, Samuel B, s/o B H & E V (BAILEY) Chism (Monroe-Monroe), 4 Oct 1878. CLACK, Jerman W, s/o Thomas J & Mary E (HAYS) Clack (Barren-Barren), 22 Dec 1874. Note: Possibly CLARK. There was a Clack family in Barren Co so unsure, not written clearly) CLARK: Adda E, d/o William H & Sarah H (HITCH/HUTCHENS) Clark (Barren-Hart), Jan 1875. Ben E, s/o Benjamin R & Edmonia (ESTES) Clark (Adair-Barren), 17 July 1875. Critenden G, s/o T N & Elizabeth (SARTIN) Clark (Barren-Barren), 20 July 1861. Donnie, s/o Claud & Lizzie (MARTIN) Clark (Metcalfe-Metcalfe), 28 Oct 1906. George P, s/o Valentine & Susan T (HENSLEY) Clark (Green-Barren), 23 Jan 1875. Ida E, d/o William H & Sarah H (HITCH/HUTCHENS) Clark (Barren-Hart), Jan 1875. John W, s/o Edmund H & Lucinda (HARPER) Clark (Cumberland-Barren), 22 Aug 1874. Mary C, d/o E G & Lucinday (HARPER) Clark (VA-Barren), Oct 1861. Nancy C, d/o Joseph & Martha J (WHITLOW) Clark (Va-Barren), 3 Mar 1860. No First, s/o James E & Mary (EDWARDS) Clark (Cumberland-Barren), 24 Nov 1861. Orvil, s/o J W & Annie (HENRY) Clark, born Center KY (Metcalfe-Metcalfe), 24 Nov 1906. To be continued next week with CHRISTIAN. Sandi SCKY Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Hi List... In reviewing the Metcalfe County Births that Sandi recently posted I found several CLARKs were in my line and I did have some additional information on them. If you see something of interest, let me know and if I have any additional data, I will let you know. CLARK: Adda E, d/o William H & Sarah H (HITCH/HUTCHENS) Clark (Barren-Hart), Jan 1875. Ida E, d/o William H & Sarah H (HITCH/HUTCHENS) Clark (Barren-Hart), Jan 1875. I show these two as twins, born 12 Feb 1875 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky, to William Henry Clark and Sarah Frances Hatcher. I have Ada Ethel Clark as married to John Vaughn and Ida Irene Clark as married to Roddie Bagby. Both Bagbys bur @ Glasgow Municipal Cemetery, Barren County, Kentucky. Critenden G, s/o T N & Elizabeth (SARTIN) Clark (Barren-Barren), 20 July 1861. I show Critenden G as born 20 Jul 1861 in Summer Shade, Metcalfe County, Kentucky, son of Thomas Nunn Clark and Elizabeth Sartin. Crit married Fannie Harbison. John W, s/o Edmund H & Lucinda (HARPER) Clark (Cumberland-Barren), 22 Aug 1874. I show John W as John Wyatt Clark, born 11 Aug 1874 son of Edmund Hensley Clark and Lucinda Harper. Mary C, d/o E G & Lucinday (HARPER) Clark (VA-Barren), Oct 1861. I show Mary Catherine Clark as born 23 Oct 1861 to Edmund Hensley Clark and Lucinda Harper. Nancy C, d/o Joseph & Martha J (WHITLOW) Clark (Va-Barren), 3 Mar 1860. I show Nancy C. as born 03 Mar 1861 to Jacob Clark and Martha Jane Whitley. I show Jacob Clark died 11 Nov 1861 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky. No First, s/o James E & Mary (EDWARDS) Clark (Cumberland-Barren), 24 Nov 1861. FWIW, I show James D. Clark and Mary Ann Edwards in Metcalfe having kids this time frame. My only reference to birthdate is census. This one possibly Jonathan L. Clark, b. c. 1862. They had several other kids.

NOTE: I have no connection, no further information and am not seeking additional information. 10824 HARRISON CO KY - JOHN CUMMINS - Cummins, Chapman, #10824: The History of Edgar County, Illinois. Chicago: Wm. Le Baron, Jr. & Co., 186 Dearborn Street 1879. JOHN CUMMINS. Elbridge Township p.698. JOHN CUMMINS, farmer; P. O. Vermillion; made his home in Edgar Co. forty-eight years ago; he was born in Harrison Co., Ky., Dec. 25 (Christmas), 1807, and is the son of Joseph and Lydia Cummins; his father was a farmer, a native of Pennsylvania, having moved to Kentucky at an early day; Mr. Cummins was raised on the farm, engaged in farming. He married in Kentucky to Nancy Chapman, of Tennessee, daughter of Robert Chapman. In 1830, with wife and one child and his brother, James Cummins (who died in Edgar Co. 1846), started for Illinois in a wagon drawn by a span of horses; they arrived and settled in Eldridge Tp., Edgar Co. Mr. Cummins, when he first came here, was very poor, having a team of horses and $5.12 1/2 in money; the first four years, he rented a farm; in 1834, he purchased the first forty acres of land which lies between the present farm and Vermillion; he built a log cabin in 1834, and lived there until about 1850; with the trials that none but the old settlers have experienced, he has managed to accumulate 280 acres of land. Mr. Cummins was a soldier of the Black Hawk war, and did good service. His wife died February, 1874, at 63 years old; they had thirteen children, ten children living, all married; fifty-nine grandchildren. SCKY Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

We move over to Monroe Co for some Revolutionary War applications. This first one also involves Cumberland and Barren Co and is very lengthy BROWN, Tom, VA S13306 Appeared in Cumberland Co 8 June 1818 before Christopher TOMPKINS, Judtge of the Circuit Court. Stated he enlisted in the Continental Army as a musician (drummer) in Feb or Mar 1777 in Capt REED's Co, for 3 yrs. His company was attached to the 14th VA Regiment commanded by Col LEWIS. At the end of 3 yrs, he re-enlisted in same company, commanded by Col DAVIS. Continued in the regiment, was on furlough till the Spring following and was ordered to march to the lower part of VA to join the southern army. He served in his first campaign under Gen George WASHINGTON in the northern states. In Spring of 1779 arrived at Telensburg? VA, joined Capt GREG's company in regiment commanded by Col HEATH. Stayed there until he became sick with a fever and sent to the hospital. After recovery was ordered to join Capt STEPHEN's company in regiment commanded by Major SNEED. Gen GREEN issued orders for the regiment to return to VA; there was ordered to the barracks of the Cumberland Old Court House; remained there then to the Winchester Barracks to guard BURGOYNE prisoners. Was sommanded by Gen Peter MUHLENBURG there until the British prisoners were exhanged; he was then honorably discharged - served a total of 5 yrs. He lost his discharge at Gillaspie's Station in NC (now TN) when the station was taken and burned by the Cherokee Indians. His family was captured and he is now a citizen of said County in KY. Has reduced support and needs assistance. 9 June 1818: Milton KING, Assistant Clerk for Cumberland Co certified that Christopher TOMPKINS was Circuit Court Judge and certified that he was satisfied from the evidence of William OWENS and Benjamin McDOWELL that the soldier was a man of good character and worthy of credit. 17 June 1819: William CALDWELL appeared before TOMPKINS (who was then presiding judge of Cumb. Co), and said he was personally acquainted with the soldier during the war and soldier was Drum Major - served during Battle of Monmouth. 11 July 1821 in Monroe Co.Soldier appeared, age 67 on 4 June last, resident of Monroe Co since it was formed out of Barren and Cumberland Co. Was a farmer but unable to pursue his occupation due to old age and a wound received - had been shot through the body. His family included: Wife - Margret Brown, about 63; his wife's mother - Nancy ANDERSON, aged about 87; daughter Betty Brown, about 21; daughter Polly Brown, agout 18; grandchild Desse Brown - an orphan and crippled from the whtie swelling, age about 11. Statements made before William BUTLER, Clerk of the Monroe Co Circuit Court. April Term 1834 Monroe Co, appeared before the Hon Benjamin MOORE, Judge. Sheriff ordered 12 good & lawful men to appear in court and determine the state of mind of Thomas Brown Sr. Inquisition of Lunacy held. Those on the jury included: John G HARDON [HARDIN}, Samuel THOMAS, Jacob MORELAND, William HOWARD, Joshua JONES, Jesse WATERGROVE, Joshua R CALDWELL, Henry HOLLARGAN, Henry GROMLIN, William CHISEN [CHISM?], John MAYFIELD and John HOGAN. The determined that the soldier Brown was a lunatic because of old age. Had no estate of any kind; Thomas Brown JR was appointed his committee [guardian] to manage his rights. Correspondence from Tompkinsville 8 June 1834 on file in the U S Pension Office. Letter from Thomas Brown Jr stating the incompetency and his appointment as committee. Said when his father became deranged he refused to collect his pension and asked that the pension be continued and sent to him. In 1835 Monroe Co - proof made in open court on oath of Ephraim PICKEN and Thomas Brown Jr that Thomas Sr is still living; Jr still uanble to procure the original pension certificate. Correspondence in T'ville 6 Jun 1835 from Thomas Jr, still unable to locate certificate - could he have a duplicate. Noted that Thomas Brown of Barren Co was a musician in the regiment commanded by Col DAVIS of the VA regiment was subscribed on the rolls of KY at $8 per month beginning June 8, 1818. Next week: Thomas BARTLEY and Matthew KIDWELL. Sandi SCKY Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

In a message dated 3/27/2007 9:27:18 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, sgorin@glasgow-ky.com writes: There is a problem of which I nor rootsweb has any control. Bellsouth.net is refusing to forward any mail from rootsweb and after several attempts by rootsweb, the robot computer takes the person off the list. This has been building since the AT&T/Bellsouth merger. I might bounce a few of you off but if you get this and are unsubbed as a bellsouth.net user, resub - I don't know how long this will go on. If you know someone on the list who is with them, please advise. I'm attempting to write to each one who is unsubbed as I get notification of the removal ... wish I could stop it, but just can't! I administer several email lists for an international organization with it's own domain. Frequently, some Internet Service Provide decides so much email from one domain must be spam, and blocks it. Subscribers of the ISP must contact them to get the domain back on the white list. Melvin Rowe ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

There is a problem of which I nor rootsweb has any control. Bellsouth.net is refusing to forward any mail from rootsweb and after several attempts by rootsweb, the robot computer takes the person off the list. This has been building since the AT&T/Bellsouth merger. I might bounce a few of you off but if you get this and are unsubbed as a bellsouth.net user, resub - I don't know how long this will go on. If you know someone on the list who is with them, please advise. I'm attempting to write to each one who is unsubbed as I get notification of the removal ... wish I could stop it, but just can't! Sandi SCKY Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

These are not complete obits - this is all they posted. Aug 22, 1946: Honor roll at Mt Carmel School: 1st grade - David CLEARY, Joe CLOYD, Willie Marrs COPASS, Raven GRAVES, Leon JOHNSON, Rog HAGAN, Joe Leceil PETETT and Ann CLEARY. 2nd grade: Virgil CLEARY, Denzil GRAVES and J E PETETT. 3rd grade: Masel GERALDS, Harold HAGAN, Morris JOHNSON, Pauline SCOTT and Margie JACKSON. 4th grade: William Carl SCOTT, Carolee GERALDS and Wilma Dean GRAVES. 5th grade: Marvin CLOYD, Denton JACKSON, Charles SCOTT, Helen Mae CLOYD, Naomi HAGAN, Wilma JACKSON, Willa Mae JOHNSON, Lucy Thomas PETETT and Mary Francis SCOTT. 7th grade: Freddie GERALDS, Alton JOHNSON and Frank Maxey PETETT. Deaths: S Harrison HERD, 75 of near Gamaliel. ** June 17-24, 1948: Patrick Davis GARRISON, 27, part owner & sales manager of Rem-Con Pipe Co in T'ville, killed 12 June in a car-truck collison near Grand Chain, IL. Other deaths past 2 weeks: Dr H B RAY,80 of T'ville; George B BRYANT, 75 of Fountain Run community; Clate FINLEY, 79 no address; T J WADDELL 84 of Clay Co TN and Linda (WALDEN) MARTIN, 60 of Lake City TN. ** July 1, 1948: Deaths last week: Effie (HOOD) TURNED, 72 of near Mud Lick; Mrs Mary Elizabeth POLAND, 80 of the Bowles community and Steven Madison WRIGHT, 78 of Salem OR. ** Aug 26, 1971: Three members of the MYERS family of the Sulphur Lick communityh were fatally injured in a traffic accident on I-65 on Aug 20. Mrs Junior (Anna Lois) MYERS, 44, doa at Bowling Green hospital. Her dau, Linda Ann MYERS, 13, died the following day. Husgband, age 35 also died. Car that hit them was towing a small rental trailer, hitch broke, car veered out of control and hit the Myers car head on. Deaths this week: Mrs Bertie FERGUSON 77 of T'ville; Nellie (PAGE) BARNES, 72 of Rt 4 T'ville and Mrs. Ruie MILLER, 76 of Summer Shade. ** Deaths reported week of 30 Sept 1971: Lynn PROFFITT, 41 of Rt 1 T'ville; Lonnie TURNER, 64 of Tuscola IL and Clara (GENTRY) FORD, 73 of Loraine OH. ** 31 May 1973: High winds Sunday morning 27 May cut a path across Monroe Co resulting in heavy damages to some areas. Heaviest to M-B Supply Co of T'ville - roof blown off. Charales WILSON in the old Temple Hill area was milking in the milking parlor when his roof was blown off. Deaths past week: Edwin Duke THOMPSON, 80 of T'ville; Ollie Myrtle KEYS, 81 of Rt 1 T'ville and Mrs. Lillie "Vera" BOWMAN, 78 of Rt 3 T'ville. ** Week of Aug 14-21, 1986: Madge (KEYS) WIGGLESWORTH, 69 of T'ville; George Edward DAVIS, 77 of Rt 1 Tville; Spohn EUBANK, 69 of Rt 1 Fountain Run; Sam Paul BECK Jr, day old son of Sam Sr and Charles Ann (WISDOM) BECK of Rt 2 Mt Hermon; Daffo Mae (YORK) ADAMS, 35 of Rt 1 Moss TN; Lucy Jane (CAPPS) HENSON, 75 of Rt 2 Red Boiling Springs; Cordell Hull KEY, 73 of Rt 1 Celina TN; Herman SMITH, 63 of Rt 2 Celina; Eva (MEADOR) NAPIER, 84 of Scottsville; Leslie Willis WHITE, 43 of Rt 4 Scottsville; Jarrel Leon BUSHONG, 58 of Cloverdale IN and Vivian Hill MASTERS, 58 of Hazel Park Michigan. ** Week of Sept 18-25, 1986: Tamara Loraine Rich KEY, 13 months old, d/o Billy & Connie (COPASS) KEY of Rt 1 Gamaliel, died 22 Sept in a house fire. Dicie (POLAND) ENGLAND, 88; Wilma (ROSS) BOYLES, 82 and Selma PRUETT, 75, all of T'ville; Carolyn Marie COPASS, stillborn d/o Roy Wayne and Patricia Faye (POOLE) COPASS of Route 3 T'ville; Virda Lois (JACKSON) WHEET, 91 of Georgetown. ** June 30, 1988: Two 1988 graduates of Monroe Co High School died late Wed afternoon, 22 June in a head-on collison on the County House Road. James H "Jamie" TYREE, 17 of T'ville and Stephen ANDERSON, 18 of Gamaliel. Other deaths: Nancy Myrta (HARLAN) CARLOCK, 96 of T'ville and Roy TURNER Jr, 60 of Gamaliel (tractor accident). More next week. Sandi SCKY Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=south-central-kentucky Barren Co Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index?list=kybarren GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

In 1991, I was searching through old records in the Barren Co courthouse attic and found hundreds of little scraps of paper which were original land entries of Barren Co KY. They ran from 1801 through 1840. They were little scraps of paper, some only a couple of inches long. I photocopies these while most were still readable - many were written on blue paper and the ink had turned to a rusty brown which was fast deteriorating. I also located a list dating back to the early days of the names and certificate #'s of the early settlers as they entered land. The originals are now protected and not available for research. Remember, there were already people living here prior to 1801! For the first part of this series, I am going to list the names and dates along.. This list has no other information, but hopefully, I located most of the actual entries and will be sharing more information on them later - which sometimes showed the location and acreage. I would recommend holding on to this preliminary list as many of the actual land entries are not dated as they were originally bundled together by month and years - but over the years had become separated as the old clerks and individuals searched through them. The dates shown in the list to follow was the montly meeting of the Barren County Clerk as I've shared before in the Order Books. These are numbered consecutively - I do not know if this was the certificate # or just the number the clerk placed on them on the list. This list can also give you a clue when more than one individual with the same surname appeared at the same time - could be a family relationship. Names spelled as shown. January Court 1801: #'s 1 through 6: John Nevill, Francis Lattimore, Joseph Jolly, John Gates, Samuel Gates, John Kirtley March Court 1801: #'s 7through 45: Ezekiel Shirley, Saml Marrs, John Watkins, Richard Garnett, Alexander McKay, William Smith, Hugh Smith, Job Jenkins, Michael Simpson, Thomas Jones, Jessie Jones, Thomas Curd, Christopher Howard, Michael Harlow, Wm Summers, Hopsin Kincade, Wm Smith, Charles Demint, John Bennet, Jas H Rice, Robt Stockton Sr, John Montgomery, Moses Carrick, John Harris, Thomas Rowsy, William Harriis, Francis Harris, Wm Speakman, James Tomlinson, Joseph Wilson, Robert True, Solomon Dickerson, James Edgar, Joseph Gist, Jacob Grider, Elenor Kirkpatrick, Abraham Kirkendall, Kinsey Tudder, David Haiden May Court 1801: #46 thru 109: Robert Anderson, Thomas Sullivan, James Tomlinson, Joshua Pennington, John Smith, John Mulkey, James Perry, Daniel Pennington, Newberry Stockton, Moses Dooley, Robert Stockton Jr, Anderson Goforth, Philip Mulkey, Wm H Logan, Tho Morris, Aron Smith, Susanna Cummins, Abraham Kerkendall, William Cockran, Tho Bluky [likely Blakey/Blakley], Tho Smith, Henry Bushong, Elijah Gates, Tho Clelland, Jesse Davis, Jesse Terry, Ambros Hunt, Joseph Scott, Henry Tuder, Josiah Conger, Stephen Cole, John Hardy, Robert Runnian, Barefoot Runnian, Wm Runnian, Robert Kirby, Michael Runnian, Wm Prockter, Abner Dooly, Moses Dooly Jr, Jessee Temple, George Dooly, Clemme Hill, David Lyen, Henry Cook, Dennis McColly, John Birks Sr, William Edard, Richd Scags, Jeremiah Tryon, Isaac dale, David Lyen, James White, Moses Sherley, Jacob Gibson, William Dale, Wm Dunken, Saml Brents, Isaac Robertson, James Allen, Tho Smart, Matthias Lair, Abraham Noris/Voris, Samuel P Malone. July Court 1801: #110 thru 286: Elijah Butler, Nathanile Roundtree, Henry McGee, John Garnett, Beverly Bradley, William J Wood, John Lyons, John Nevil, Martin McMahan, James Sturgeon, Dan Curd, John Leach, Nimrod Bartlett, John Dicus, Jesse Satterfield, David Wooly, George Clark, James Johnston, William Kays/Keys, James Harlan, John Pinkley, John Scott, Saml Wood, John Middleton, Thomas Wood, John Walker, Andrew Lucky, John Gum, Nathan Breed, Thomas Citram, Matthew Middleton, David Anderson, Joseph Logston, William Jenkins Jr, John McGee, John Edgar, John Edgar [2 entries or one a Sr/Jr?], Wyn Malone, Nathan Bass, Obediah Vaughn, Robert Sharp, Joseph Manada, Thomas Clark, Benjamin Johnston, Richard Belcher, Charles Marada, Moses Belcher, Ephraim Puckett, James Martin, John Goff, Thomas ___, Edmund Wade, John Reece, John Cox, John Slatan, Lewis Patrick, William Bennett, Solomon Greer, John Belcher, Joseph Tunstal, Jacob Wilson, Thomas McEarly, James Johnston, Thomas Johnston, Alexander Johnson, Nehemiah Rotten, Nehemiah Rotten Jr, Benjamin Gist, Amos Harber, James Forbes, John Burks, Joseph Bridges, John Chism, John Rotten, John Gore, John Flint, Valentine Simon, James Williamson, Jobe Trobridge, Marshal D Spain, Samuel Swenny, Robert Bird, John Bird, Lawrence Gillock, Henry Kirkham, Elkanah Anderson, John Anderson, John Withers, Saml Cummins, Stephen Perkins, James Kelsey, John Harrad, Andrew Walker, Forrester Mercer, Josiah Mins, John Nelson, John Ranking, Benjamin Rush, James Rush, James Ranken, Daniel Shirley, Thomas Speakman, James Tadlock, Thomas Bartley, John Harlen Jr, George B Harlin, Robesrt Hamilton, Abraham Joab, Jno Kelly, Richard Pennington, Joshua Wilson, Thomas Logan, John Leonard, James Austin, John Andrews, Jacob Button, Joel Moore, Ezekiel Springer, Thomas Bandy, John Buford, George Chism, George Jameson, John Jameson. to be continued next week with Oct 1801. 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Thanks everyone for checking on this obit,; it was in the Jeffersonville, In. News a local paper. I finally made contact with Minnie's sister and she told me it was on March 14 edition. Thanks for all the wonderful response, Tom Pennington </HTML>