Good morning, I think. The germs of the territory have me slightly down today and I'm going to be quiet after posting some obits. As of today, I'm removing the offer of sharing the index of the Stockton book, Circuit Court 9, Indian Creek 2 ... they're coming off my system. So if you want to see any, yell today! Happy Valentine's Day tomorrow to all of you! Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Aug 8-15, 1946: J O CECIL & Charles KIRKPATRICK are wrecking the old BARTLEY home on 3rd St, between the new BRADSHAW-HAGAN implement bldg and the L P HAGAN barn to make room for a new bldg housing a modern frozen foods plant. It will have 330 lockers, age and chill room, lard rendering and meat curing plants. Locker rental will be from $12 to $15 annually. John Sherman COOPER and John Young BROWN nominated candidates for th U S Senate; John M ROBISON as Republican candidate for the House in the Nov election. A new Tompkinsville-Greensburg bus line to operate between Tompkinsville to Louisville; approved applicants are E V TAYLOR, editor of the Record-Herald in Greensburg and Ray HOLLAND of Gamaliel; to begin operation in 30 days. Pie and ice cream suppers scheduled to benefit rural schools planned. The following schools will have festivities: Teachers' name in prentheses. Bray (Jean CARTER); Marietta (Mrs. B C GRIDER), Fountain Run Colored (Mrs. C. H. CRAWFORD), White (Eva BYBEE); Oak Hill (Mrs. Ray BOONE), Hestand (Audrey YOUNGER); Willow Springs (Mrs. Ewing BIRCH). Death for the week reported was James Amos EAKLE, 37, auto accident, presumed to be of T'ville. Aug 12-18, 1971: Becky BARTLEY, d/o Mrs. Jean Bartley of Summer Shade was crowned Miss Monroe Co Fair. At Monroe Co Farm Bureau meeting, Gayle HARLIN chosen county Farm Bureau Queen and Ferrell ISENBERG named King. The PARE Kids won the talent contest; Mrs John EVANS won in the dress revue in the cotton material division and Mrs. Raymond HAMMER in the wool material division. Farm Bureau officials elected included: Robert FROEDGE, president; Morris BARTLEY, 1st VP; Ronald BUSHONG, 2nd vp; Murlene CARLOCK, Secretary-Treasurer, Grace BUSHONG, women's chairman. Directors for the following year included: Edwin ISENBERG, Lewis WRIGHT, Sammy CARTER, R T HAGAN, Baxton WHITE, Acie McPHERSON, Reed RICH, Joe Reed DOWNING, John Doug EVANS, C B HALL, Billie F WILLIAMS, Tommie FROEDGE, Billy Clay HUGHES, Sidney STANFORD, Bobbie WILSON & J L ELLIS. New sewer lines in the Grandview area of T'ville is ahead of schedule. Deaths reported: Orvil FISH, 70 and Elmer Weaver PITCOCK, 65, both of T'ville; John Henry RICH, 46 of Rt 2 T'ville and Modecai Hance PITCOCK, 78 of Rt 1, Gamaliel. Deaths reported 7 Aug 1986 from previous week: Reid Harlan TURNER, 70 of T'ville; Royce Allen GRAVES, 62 and Bobby Lee JACKSON, 37, both of R2 T'ville; Flossie (PROFFITT) TURNER, 79 of Rt 5 T'ville; Irene (CRABTREE) CLARK, 84 of Gamaliel; Edna Lela HEAD, 79 of R1 Moss TN; Stanley RUSSELL, 62 of Glasgow; Bedfdord Mitchell COLLINS, 76 of Rt 2 Celina TN and Orben 'Orb" PROFFITT, 57 of Tuscola IL. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Court of Quarter Sessions meeting 22 Sept 1801 with John GARNETT & Wm NEVILLE preent. James McCOLGAN vs Jno SINGLETON & Mose DULY, Special Bail. Francis EMERSON sworn in to practice law in the county. William FIELDING, foreman and the following jury sworn: John ALLEN, Zachariah ALLEN, Thos SMARTS, William HIGGINS, John BENNETT, Abraham TWYMAN, Thos RAGDALE, Wm MANSPOIL [MANSFIELD], Wm MURPHEY, Mathias LEAR [LAIR], JOSEPH ROLSTON [RALSTON], John ___, Sam'l GASSAWAY, Wm BELL, John SANDERSON. James H RICE paid $80 for his services as an attorney for the Commonwealth for 1801. Richard GARNETT paid $30 as clerk for 1801. Jonas GRIFFY vs Joseph LOCK, case dismissed. HAMILTON vs COURTS, continued. John YATES vs George SCOTT, dismissed. Haiden TRIGG, Sheriff, paid $4 for attending a Court of Examination upon James LOCK. Also paid $7.50 for removing ___ to District Jail - 60 miles. Also 42 cents for furnishing LONG with victuals for 2 days; also $4.17 for attending the Court of Examination. Thos ARMSTRONG paid for 1801 (didn't say for what). John NICKOLS Assignee of Elizabeth KAY vs ___, stay of execution until inquiry. CRAWFORD vs ALFRED [ALFORD], continued. David CRAWFORD to pay Thos SMART for testimony, one day; same to pay Robt FIELD, John FIELD. Wm NEWELL vs WILSON, dismissed. ALFRED vs CRAWFORD, continued. Saml ROUNDTREE to pay Robert FIELD for 1 day witness vs Thos PATTON. Court adjourned until next day. 23 Sept 1801, John GARNETT & Will NEVILL present. Richard GARNETT. There is a repeat of some of the entries above. Then: Martin FRANKLIN paid $6.75 for guarding James LONG, a criminal. John MATTHEWS, Jailer, paid $2.60 for keeping James LONG and Thos ARMSTRONG, 10 days in 1801. Also 85 cents for receiving LONG & ARMSTRONG into his jail, etc. John SHAW also paid re this along with Haiden TRIGG. Thomas MIDDLETON vs Saml ROUNDTREE, case continued. GRIGGS vs BURNETT, continued. HILL vs KIRKMAN, continued. KIRKMAN vs SCOTT, continued (2 suits). Joseph GRIGGS to pay Wm WILSON for 2 days as witness vs BENNETT. John CROW to pay Thos SMITH same plus traveling 25 miles and returning vs SKAGGS. Wm SKAGGS to pay Saml FAULKNER for 2 days and traveling 50 miles & returning vs CROW. Joseph GRIGGS to pay Wm LACEWELL for 2 days vs BENNETT. William SKAGGS to pay David VANCE 2 days and traveling 5 miles. To be continued next week. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

WEST: Lucinda, 13 yrs, 11 mos, 6 days, d/o Jesse & Mourning, northside, liver, 11 Dec 1854. Luvisy, 31, female, married, died Ricland Co IL, d/o Robert & Ersula WILSHIRE (Barren-Hart), consumption, 11 Apr 1875. No First Name, 5 days, female, d/o James B & Mahulda, northside, hives, 16 Feb 1854. No First Name, 15 days, male, s/o the above, northside, croup, 6 May 1857. No First Name, 5 hours, male, died Richland Co IL, s/o Thomas & J Luvisa (Hart-Hart), 8 Apr 1875. Rebecca, 60, married, farmer, born TN, s/o Levi & J JAGGERS (SC-NC), rheumatism, 26 Dec 1876. WHEELER: Amanda, 2 yrs, 5 mos, 5 days, d/o Thomas & Nancy, southside, 14 Oct 1859. Anna B, 1 yr, 7 mos, 6 days, northside, d/o J M & Martha B (Grayson-Larue), diptheria, 1 Dec 1861. Jane, 54 yrs, 11 mos, married, born Bedford Co VA, d/o William & Sally GADDIE, typhoid, 7 Oct 1852. WHITE: Josiah D, 11 yrs, 5 mos, 26 days, s/o H B & Margaret, northside, flux, 12 July 1858. Thomas, 8 yrs, s/o G W & Mary, flux, Aug 1852. Thomas R, 11 mos, 27 days, s/o J M & Martha, southside, scarletina, 12 May 1858. WHITMAN: America A, 8 mos, 2 days, born Larue Co, d/o J & America S, northside, intermittent fever, 11 Oct 1854. America S, 29, married, d/o Jeremiah & Ann D WILSON, northside, retained placenta, 23 Jan 1854. John D, 2 yrs, 6 mos, 3 days, northside, s/o William A & Lucy J, (Hart-Hart), scarlet fever, 22 May 1861. Susan, 9 mos, 13 days, northside, d/o William A & Lucy J (Hart-Hart), scarlet fever, 2 May 1861. WILCOXSON: No First Name, 2 mos, female, d/o Moses & Rebecca (VA-VA), bronchitis, 12 Oct 1876. Silas, Black, 70, married, born Barren Co, consumption, 2 Mar 1876. WILKENS, Slave Burrell, 21, owned by James WILKENS, 30 May 1852. WILKERSON, Andrew J, 52, married, s/o Robert & Mary (TN-KY), congestion, 5 May 1874. WILKERSON, Samuel, 1 yr, 3 mos, 23 days, northside, s/o J P & Malinda (Rutherford Co TN- Hart), ulcerated bowels, 7 Sept 1861. WILLLIAN, D___, 85, male, widow, born Surrey Co NC, s/o William & Nancy, old age, 6 Aug 1852. WILLIAN, Richard, 1, s/o E B & Caroline, northside, croup, 1 Sept 1856. To be continued next week with WILLIAMS. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

BARRETT, Francis, VA, 12961. Appeared 13 Au 1832, age 70 on the 1st of Feb. Enlisted under Capt Obediah SMITH of Chesterfield Co VA as a volunteer horseman in fall on 1779, destined for the southern states. Quartered sometime in Manchester for training, set out for the Carolinas. Was about Charlottetown, Sallasbury [spelling as shown], Guiliford Courthouse and Hillsboro. At latter Gen GATES met after defeat. I had a good running horse so was sent in front of the troops. Was taken prisoner by 2 men in home spun dress, which "with a pistol, one "hott" of my bridle; the other in a few feet presenting their pistols and demanding me to surrender, a prisoner of the British. I saw no way of escape and yielded the one-half of my bridle, directed me to deliver my pistol. I put my hand in my holster that instant, and thought entered my mind to cock and fire as I drew it out which I did (I suppose heard my pistol cock) he missed me but burned the scurt [skirt] of my coat into a cisp.l He fell, the other snapped and I escaped for which I had the thanks of Gen GATES on parade." Was sent as an express to carry papers to Gen GREEN in the southern states. In spring of 1781 joined a volunteer troop under Capt Robert BARRET; in service he thinks over 18 months including the time he was prisoner. Was reared in Hanover Co; moved to Charlotte Co after the war, then to Frederick Co, then to Fayette Co; have been in Cumberland Co about 30 years. John BAKER clergyman, James and William BAKER - all residents of Cumberland Co testified for him. His application was amended in 1833 to say he was born in Hanover Co 20 Feb 1762; application made in Green Co where he is now residing. Was an Orderly Sergeant for 9 months; entered service as a volunteer in the Light Horse and was one of Gen NELSON's life guards. ** BRUMMAL, Benjamin, VA, S14984. Appeared in Cumberland Co 7 June 1832, age 74. Served under Col Robert GOODE and his Capt was named Barnet MARKHAM. Served 3 tours of duty, 2 tours with GOODE. Was a resident of Chesterfield Co VA when he enlisted. Never in an actual engagement. Marched on 1st campaing thru New Kent, Charles City, Williamsburg to Yorktown. Knows he served 12 months or more. His widow secured arrears on his pension but papers did not give her name. She was paid $40 a year 7 June 1832 and paid up to 8 Sept 1842. Next week - William BURCHETT and John BURCHETT. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

I sent this out earlier today but rootsweb bounced it because of something in the content of the post. I have no idea of what it ws, there is nothing questionable. I'm going to send it out again, and if it bounces back to me, I'll yell for help from rootsweb! Sandi Sept 5-12, 1946: New busline running between Tompkinsville and Edmonton. School board meeting at new school constructed from the Lyon's Chapel Church; named Cloyd School. Jimmie Gray COOMBS, s/o M/M H l COOMBS of Tompkinsville won the Ky State Junion Casting championship at the State Fair trials. Pie and ice cream supper held at Hickory Grove School; Zelma COMPTON teacher. Sept 9, 1971: Four Monroe Counties killed 4 pm on 6 Sept when lightning struck a barn where they were housing tobacco. James Ivan PEDIGO, 40; his son, James Finley PEDIGO, 16, Delson STINSON 57 and David HOLMAN, 17. At Homecoming Days Herbert BURKS of Gamaliel chosen champion whittler of Monroe Co. Watermelon contest winnters: Sue BARNES won 1st place in girls' eating contest: Jimmy JONES first and Harvey REAGAN 2nd in boy's eating contest: Mrs. Virginia JONES. Ladies' eating contest: Ricky HENSON 1st and Wendell JONES second. in boys seed spitting contest: Loretta CARTER 1st. -- didn't say what. Tompkinsville High School FFA dairy team placed 2nd at the State Fair, going to represent KY at the Mid-South fair in Memphis. Team members: Richard DAVIS, Joey MILLER and Mark WILLIAMS and Royce GETTINGS. Benny HOLDER of Gamaliel showed the senior champion Angus heifer. Mrs. Jewell PITCOCK of Tompkinsville joined the local Extension Service staff as assistant. Other deaths: Melia (PENNINGTON) SPEARS, 90 (no address), Mitchell RICHARDSON, 92 of Tompkinsville, William "Bill" McMILLIN, 60 of Route 2 T'ville, Lola Bell (JENKINS) MARSH, 70 of Gamaliel, Ollie Neal JONES, 77 of Fountain Run and Ada (WILLIAMS) SMITH 75 of Celina TN. Sept 4, 1996 Deaths: Ray O FERGUSON 72 of T'ville, Virgil Ray FRANKLIN 80 of Rt 2 Fountain Run, Delza (TURNER) WOOTEN 69 of Glasgow, Ida (CARTER) WYCOFF, 87 of Buckley IL and Jesse T GILLENWATER 82 of Villa Grove IL. To be continued with another paper next week. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

I returned home last night from the funeral in Louisville and just returned from the hospital where my special friend is in recovery. So while I'm awake and thawing (more weather coming in it appears), I'm going to go ahead and post. Then maybe sleep??? Thanks for all the emails - appreciate your kindness! Continuation of June 1801 Quarter Sessions for 26 June 1801. John HALL, John GARNETT & Wm NEVILL present. Elijah M COVINGTON vs WILLIAM HICKLIN. Jury seated: Abner BOURNE, John GORIN, Wm RAGSDALE, James MATTHEWS, Hansel ALFRED, Jesse TONEY, Will RENICK, Abram McCURLEY, Walter COURTS, Patrick McMANNES, Benjn GISS? and James SHAW. Found for the pltff and damages. Joseph GRIGGS vs Stephen BENNETT, set aside. Ordered that BENNETT pay John McFERRAN for 2 days attendance and Commonwealth to pay James MATTHEWS for 2 days as witness against MAYFIELD. Robt HILL vws Michl KIRKHAM, cause continued. David THOMPSON vs ABNER BOURNE, on motion of Defendant, deposition to be taken of John GRIFFETH. Two cases re this. James SHAW vs Abner BOURNE, cause continued. Isaac PRITCHER vs H RENICK etal, continue. James HARLAN vs same, continued - 2 cases. James WILLIAMSON to pay Nat. ROUNDTREE for one day as witness. ___ SLOAN to pay same for same vs same. William NEWELL vs WALTON?, continued. Adjourned. Called meeting 16 July 1801 for examination of James LONG who stands committee to the jail of this county, charged with felony. Met at the jail. Present: John HALL, John GARNETT & Wm NEVILL. LONG was led to the bar (in the jail) and on examination denied the fact of which he was charged. Divers witnesses were summoned and examined on behalf of the prisoner and for the Commonwealth. It is the opinion of the Court that he is guilty as charged and he to be tried by the District Court to be held in Logan County Courthouse on the 3rd Monday in Sept; he to remain in jail. At the same sessions, Thomas ARMSTRONG was taken to the bar, examined, etc. He was found not guilty of the charge (not shown what the charge was, but appears to have been tied in with the case above). He was discharged. Commonwealth to pay Moses TURPIN for 1 day attendance as a witness and traveling 100 miles and returning against LONG. Same to pay Bryant TRENT for 1 days attendance; same to Alexr TRENT for same. Court adjourned. Next session 22 Sept 1801 - next week. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

We know that the ages on census records can range all over the place and that people fudged on their ages, that's a given. But the following link saves our brain from doing basic subtraction (gets harder the older we get!) .... it's a neat chart that you can print off and take with you! This was from another rootsweblist and it's sort of handy. http://www.rootsweb.com/~inwashin/CensusCalculations.htm Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Ok, I give up. What in the world does death by "tight loving" mean??? "WATKINS: Elizabeth J, 24, single, d/o John & Julia Ann, "tight loving", 5 Nov 1852." Darrell ----- Original Message ----- From: south-central-kentucky-request@rootsweb.com To: south-central-kentucky@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 1:01 AM Subject: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Digest, Vol 2, Issue 28 Today's Topics: 1. HART CO DEATHS - WALSH THROUGH WESE (Sandi Gorin) 2. CHANGE IN POSTING SCHEDULE (Sandi Gorin) 3. Re: CHANGE IN POSTING SCHEDULE (Charles Hartley) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2007 08:23:21 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> Subject: [SCKY] HART CO DEATHS - WALSH THROUGH WESE To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <3.0.1.32.20070201082321.00b53ce8@mail.glasgow-ky.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Continuing the vital statistics, deaths, that were recorded. WALSH: Annie, 39?, married, born Barren Co, resided and died Linwood? d/o Gus? KINSLOW (parents born Barren Co), cancer, 17 Nov 1907. Samuel M, 2, s/o William & America, flux & fever, 16 Sept 1852. WALTHERS, John, 2 mos, 25 days, s/o Thomas & Susan, northsided, cause unreadable, 25 Dec 1859. WALTON, M C, 66, female, married, "born outside of Hart Co", d/o J & E WALTON (? so shown), paralysis, 5 Apr 1892. WARDER, Katie, 3, d/o D B & M H (Barren-Hart), 13 Mar 1892. WARDRIP: Catharine, 67, widow, born Cincinnati OH, d/o David & Kizzia WADDLE, southside, flux, 19 Dec 1854. Reece, 65, married, born NC, s/o Younger & Ann, southside, kidney disease, 10 Aug 1854. William H, 5 mos, 11 days, s/o James & Martha, southside, 18 Feb 1857. WATERS, Dandridge C, 1 yr, 11 mos, southside, s/o J T & Mary J (Barren-Barren), 14 July 1861. WATKINS: Elizabeth J, 24, single, d/o John & Julia Ann, "tight loving", 5 Nov 1852. John C, 6, s/o Hezekiah & Elizabeth, flux, 14 Aug 1852. Robert C or E, 9, s/o of same, flux, 6 Aug 1852. WEBB, No First, 3 days, female, d/o Martin N & Mary E (Vandenburg Co IN, Breckinridge Co KY), 15 Feb 1875. WELDON: Hannah L, 3 yrs, 1 mos, 29 days, northside, d/o William J & Mary (Estill KY, Stokes Co NC), croup, 4 Sept 1861. Joseph Washington, 4 mos, s/o Zachariah & Mildred, bold hives, 10 Jan 1852. Sarah, 17, single, born Larue Co KY, d/o Isaac & Lucy, typhoid, 28 Mar 1852. William C (shown WELDEN), 29, single, s/o John & Margaret (KY-KY), heart disease, 6 Nov 1892. WELLER, Thomas B, 5 yrs, 1 mo, 5 days, s/o Austin D & Harriet, northside, quinsey, 24 Dec 1854. WELLS: Lucinda, 5 days, d/o G W & Isabella, croup, 30 Oct 1852. Samuel, 37 yrs, 0 months, 29 days, single, s/o Phillip & Polly, northside, congestive chills, 3 July 1854. Sarah Jane, 20 yrs, 10 mos, northside, born Ballard Co KY, d/o John H & Frances LIVELY, (Ballard-Hardin), croup, 1 Mar 1861. Slave No First, 1 day, female, owned by Thomas Wells, dropsy, 24 Sept 1852. WESE/WISE, William R, 11 mos, 22 days, northside, s/o James M & Mary J (Taylor-Hart), dropsy, 6 Nov 1861. To be continued next week with WEST. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2007 08:55:22 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> Subject: [SCKY] CHANGE IN POSTING SCHEDULE To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Cc: KYBARREN@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <3.0.1.32.20070201085522.00b53ce8@mail.glasgow-ky.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" On either Monday or Tuesday or both, I likely will not be making any posts to the lists. We have had a death in our family and are pending funeral arrangements. We lost our cousin, Standiford Rogers Gorin - "Tank" who we loved so dearly; he died yesterday in McMinnville TN and the funeral will be either Monday or Tuesday in Louisville. Tank was an avid historian, a dear friend as well as kin and he will be dearly missed. So - I likely will play catch-up when we return. Just wanted to alert you as some of you, bless your hearts, worry if you don't hear from me. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 10:40:49 -0500 From: Charles Hartley <hartley@iglou.com> Subject: Re: [SCKY] CHANGE IN POSTING SCHEDULE To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <p06240515c1e7b85f0a21@[10.0.1.2]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" ; format="flowed" I met Tank just once. He was a delightful gentleman with an avid interest in people. He was especially happy to show folks the Rogers' Mill site with its elegant waterwheel. He will be missed. Charlie At 8:55 AM -0600 2/1/07, Sandi Gorin wrote: >On either Monday or Tuesday or both, I likely will not be making any posts >to the lists. We have had a death in our family and are pending funeral >arrangements. We lost our cousin, Standiford Rogers Gorin - "Tank" who we >loved so dearly; he died yesterday in McMinnville TN and the funeral will >be either Monday or Tuesday in Louisville. Tank was an avid historian, a >dear friend as well as kin and he will be dearly missed. > >So - I likely will play catch-up when we return. Just wanted to alert you >as some of you, bless your hearts, worry if you don't hear from me. > >Sandi ------------------------------ To contact the SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY list administrator, send an email to SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-admin@rootsweb.com. 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I met Tank just once. He was a delightful gentleman with an avid interest in people. He was especially happy to show folks the Rogers' Mill site with its elegant waterwheel. He will be missed. Charlie At 8:55 AM -0600 2/1/07, Sandi Gorin wrote: >On either Monday or Tuesday or both, I likely will not be making any posts >to the lists. We have had a death in our family and are pending funeral >arrangements. We lost our cousin, Standiford Rogers Gorin - "Tank" who we >loved so dearly; he died yesterday in McMinnville TN and the funeral will >be either Monday or Tuesday in Louisville. Tank was an avid historian, a >dear friend as well as kin and he will be dearly missed. > >So - I likely will play catch-up when we return. Just wanted to alert you >as some of you, bless your hearts, worry if you don't hear from me. > >Sandi

On either Monday or Tuesday or both, I likely will not be making any posts to the lists. We have had a death in our family and are pending funeral arrangements. We lost our cousin, Standiford Rogers Gorin - "Tank" who we loved so dearly; he died yesterday in McMinnville TN and the funeral will be either Monday or Tuesday in Louisville. Tank was an avid historian, a dear friend as well as kin and he will be dearly missed. So - I likely will play catch-up when we return. Just wanted to alert you as some of you, bless your hearts, worry if you don't hear from me. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Continuing the vital statistics, deaths, that were recorded. WALSH: Annie, 39?, married, born Barren Co, resided and died Linwood? d/o Gus? KINSLOW (parents born Barren Co), cancer, 17 Nov 1907. Samuel M, 2, s/o William & America, flux & fever, 16 Sept 1852. WALTHERS, John, 2 mos, 25 days, s/o Thomas & Susan, northsided, cause unreadable, 25 Dec 1859. WALTON, M C, 66, female, married, "born outside of Hart Co", d/o J & E WALTON (? so shown), paralysis, 5 Apr 1892. WARDER, Katie, 3, d/o D B & M H (Barren-Hart), 13 Mar 1892. WARDRIP: Catharine, 67, widow, born Cincinnati OH, d/o David & Kizzia WADDLE, southside, flux, 19 Dec 1854. Reece, 65, married, born NC, s/o Younger & Ann, southside, kidney disease, 10 Aug 1854. William H, 5 mos, 11 days, s/o James & Martha, southside, 18 Feb 1857. WATERS, Dandridge C, 1 yr, 11 mos, southside, s/o J T & Mary J (Barren-Barren), 14 July 1861. WATKINS: Elizabeth J, 24, single, d/o John & Julia Ann, "tight loving", 5 Nov 1852. John C, 6, s/o Hezekiah & Elizabeth, flux, 14 Aug 1852. Robert C or E, 9, s/o of same, flux, 6 Aug 1852. WEBB, No First, 3 days, female, d/o Martin N & Mary E (Vandenburg Co IN, Breckinridge Co KY), 15 Feb 1875. WELDON: Hannah L, 3 yrs, 1 mos, 29 days, northside, d/o William J & Mary (Estill KY, Stokes Co NC), croup, 4 Sept 1861. Joseph Washington, 4 mos, s/o Zachariah & Mildred, bold hives, 10 Jan 1852. Sarah, 17, single, born Larue Co KY, d/o Isaac & Lucy, typhoid, 28 Mar 1852. William C (shown WELDEN), 29, single, s/o John & Margaret (KY-KY), heart disease, 6 Nov 1892. WELLER, Thomas B, 5 yrs, 1 mo, 5 days, s/o Austin D & Harriet, northside, quinsey, 24 Dec 1854. WELLS: Lucinda, 5 days, d/o G W & Isabella, croup, 30 Oct 1852. Samuel, 37 yrs, 0 months, 29 days, single, s/o Phillip & Polly, northside, congestive chills, 3 July 1854. Sarah Jane, 20 yrs, 10 mos, northside, born Ballard Co KY, d/o John H & Frances LIVELY, (Ballard-Hardin), croup, 1 Mar 1861. Slave No First, 1 day, female, owned by Thomas Wells, dropsy, 24 Sept 1852. WESE/WISE, William R, 11 mos, 22 days, northside, s/o James M & Mary J (Taylor-Hart), dropsy, 6 Nov 1861. To be continued next week with WEST. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Sandi suggests I send the following "site" to you folks. It is a list of Rev War Pensions. If you have a "Pension Paper" not listed there is a provision to add to this site. It has been helpful to my research. Lee Hash Culpeper, Va _http://southerncampaign.org/pen_ (http://southerncampaign.org/pen)

William BAKER, VA S12,967. Appeared Aug 1832, then age 69. Enlisted in 1779 under Capt Barnes MARCHAM. Rendezvoused at Ashtuns below Warwick on the James River. Then to Petersburg, then to Cabin Point where he joined the army commanded by Barton STUBEN. Then to Smithfield, then to Macky's Mills. Thinks Thomas BOWLIN commanded the regiment. Fom their back to Smithfield, on to Petersburgh and was discharged. Served 2 months. Same year, militia was called out, nearly all in Chesterfield. Went under same Capt, thinks Robert GOOD was the Col. Went on north side of James River to Bottoms Bridge near Williamsburg. British lay about Norfolk on Hampton, when their fleet left there they were discharged. On duty about 6 weeks. 3rd tour was in 1781 under Capt MOSEBY; he went as a substitute for Duby Ellmus WOOD, served some on his own account. Joined army in South Hampson?. Enemy on land pursued them; retreated to Pittsburg and had a battle. Enemy was commanded by PHILIP and ARNOLD. Advance guard of the British and the rear of our troops were attacked about sunrise. Firing kept up until about 12. Retreated that evening to Cheterfield Court House, crossed the James River above Richmond and joined LAFAYETTE in Richmond. Then went to a place called WIlton where troops laid in sevesral weeks and Lafayette sent 2 cannons and fired on the house where Gen PHILIPS lay sick. Col Robert GOOD got leave from Lafayette to take the militia to Cheterfield Co to watch and prevent the depredation of the enemy. Those who escape met at Young SHORT's, the Ensign was Archer WALTHAL. Joined the army again in the lower end of Hanover and marched up town Amherst, discharged. Was reared in Chesterfield Co VA, lived there until about 1805, then moved to Cumberland Co and has lived there ever since. William CHEATHAM in 1832 gave testimony that he had been acquainted with the soldier for over 50 years, lived as his neighbor in VA; served with him. Daniel TRABUE of Adair Co KY stated that he was also a neighbor in VA and served with him for about 3 months. Next week - Francis BARRET Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

This is my husband's paternal ancestor through her first marriage to William Hance Locke... Does anyone have any birthdate info on Wm and Mary's other children listed in this census report... Also where are Wm, Mary and Polina buried??? Thanks, Kat in Texas ----------------- 1850 Hart Co. KY census Page 217a 560/564 Mary Vaughn , White Female , age 54 , b. South Carolina Elijah Lock , White Male , age 22 , b. Kentucky , is a Farmer , Value $400. Francis W. Vaughn , age 19 , b. Kentucky Pelina J. Vaughn , age 17 , b. Kentucky Louisa Vaughn , age 15 , Kentucky south-central-kentucky-request@rootsweb.com wrote: Message: 1 Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2007 08:01:27 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin Subject: [SCKY] HART CO VITAL DEATHS CONTINUED - VAUGHN THRU To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <3.0.1.32.20070125080127.00b995b8@mail.glasgow-ky.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" We're getting to the end of the death records shown on the vital statistics for Hart Co. If you missed any of them, you can check the archives http://archiver.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/search. Space down a tad (past the ancestry.com search box) and enter the name for which you're searching and any post made mentioning that name will show up with a link to the post. Remember that only certain years were recorded 1852-1910 but we're thankkful for the ones that were! Information provided on the vital statistics varied from year to year; northside/southside indicated which side of the Green River they lived; locations in parenthisis after parents names indicate their state of birth. VAUGHN: Mary, 57 yrs, 11 mos, 4 days old, widow, born SC, d/o Hance & Nancy HARPER, southside, palsy & old age, 27 Jan 1854. Polina Jane, 25 yrs, 9 mos, 9 days old, single, d/o William & Mary, southside, consumption,, 29 June 1857. Slave James, 2 yrs, 4 mos, 12 days, most liked owned by William VAUGHAN, southside, stomach disease, 15 June 1857.

Good morning! After having a day with frozen pipes in the house, it appears we are bracing for another storm on Thursday - nothing in comparison to what many on our list are going through! Just a few notes. Welcome always to the new subscribers who join us along the way. I hope we can be of help to you in your researching. If you have a query, please feel free to post it by sending an email to either SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com or KYBARREN@rootsweb.com and be sure to put the name(s) of the individuals you are seeking - and hopefully the county - in the subject line. Upcoming posts to my KYRESEARCH list include: This Thursday: The First Constitution (including financial woes, disputes and the slavery issue). Next Thursday: Get Off the Road Now! (The Black Mariah) Next Thursday: Two Special Schools in Kentucky Next Thursday: Mustering Up The Courage Next Thursday: What's Ailin' You Mama? Next Thursday: Voices In The Cemetery! I have just finished a humongous book as a promise to the late Gladys Benedict Wilson of Glasgow; many of whom helped you in the past pre-email days! Gladys gave me a huge notebook about 10 years ago with perhaps 20 yrs of research on the STOCKTON family, primarily descendants of the Rev. Robert Stockton, one of the most well-known Baptist ministers and father of a large family in Barren and Metcalfe Co. She asked me to get this organized and published and I just finished it. There are 322 pages of family charts, marriages, wills, deeds, correspondence - with the majority of the pages being photocopies of the originals. Gladys also tracked the family in Cumberland Co and some back into NC and VA. She included in-depth reports on families that married into the Stockton family - HALL, GARNETT, HAYDON and other families. As always, I'll offer you the index to the book to look through - with the warning that it is 28 pages long and contains over 5,000 names! I am so thankful to Gladys and the researchers of the past who did their research the hard way - a lot of foot work, reading old microfilm, making copies on the old copy machines, walking the cemeteries. Wishing you all a great day! Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

These papers are a lot different from the old ones. There is normaly a 50 yrs ago, a 25 yrs ago and a 10 yrs ago. I will show the highlights of the 50 and 25. The week of 19 thru 26 Dec 1946 showed the following news: Only deaths reported were Cecil E SPEARS and wife Vernie in Louisville KY. Lions Club had a banquet in Oct, report issued. Dr J M DOWNING was the president of this new club. County agent was J L ELLIS. 4-H Champions were Evelyn BOWMAN in sewing, Dean RHOTON in canning and Gertrude HUME in poultry. During the week of Dec 1-21 1971 the following deaths were reported: Broner McPHERSON 80 of T'ville, Mary Flora (BROWN) WALKER, 82 of Rt 2 T'ville, Ruie May (DICKERSON) BARTLEY 79 and Annie Mae (HOOD) HEADRICK, 68, both of Rt 5 T'ville, Hovie TURNER 74 of Mud Lick, Nannie Margie (HALE) BURFORD 93 and George Neal PATTERSON, 57, both of Gamaliel, Betty Ellen (EMBERTON) FORD, 68 of Rt 1 Gamaliel, Grover Franklin CRABTREE 79 of Glasgow, Addie Mae (LEMMONS) WALDEN 83 of Morehead, Annie (CARTER) LEE of Portland TN (no age shwon), and Hester TURNER 68 of Dayton OH. William R "Bill" BUSHONG, s/o Dr and Mrs Wm R Bushong, selected to play in the North-South All-Star game in Miami; 1st time a native KY'ian has received this honor. He is a senior at the University of KY, defensive tackle. Gillia RAY, a junior at T'ville High School, d/o Mr and Mrs. Bobby RAY, won the annual county Soil Conservation essay contest; poster contest winner was Charlotte STRODE, a 3rd grade student of T'ville Elementary and d/o Mr and Mrs Charlie STRODE. Dec 5-12, 1946: S T HAGAN of T'ville received 1st place in the statewide Tom Wallace Forestry Award program. He owns a 650-acre farm with his grandson, Gene ROWLAND near Flippin. Disastrous fire at Celina Sat night, 30 Nov. Entire block of the square was gutted except one room on the corner. All buildings were modern (1939 built). Fire started when 2 men engaged in a fight over some fencing and cow pasture upset an oil stove in the Pam-Am Service Stations. Destroyed were the Celena Hardware Co, Travelers' Lodge, Pam-Am Cafe, Celina Cafe, Clay Co Trustee's office, Tri-County Electric Membership office, County Agent's Office, AAA office, Farm Security Office, Soil Conservation Office, Home Demonstration Agent's office and the office of the local Draft Board. T'ville HIgh School basketball team has won 2 out of 3 games; coach was Darraell CARTER who is using in his first team Jackie MILLER, John ELLIS, Robert CONKIN, Tommie BRAYANT and Joe Bernard MILLER. Dec 2-9, 1971: Gov Louie B NUNN announced a new power boat will be installed at McMillin's Landing on the Cumberland River in Monroe Co. T'ville High School was in the Inaugural Parade at Frankfort on 1/27; 45 band members under direction of Rhoda RISNER. Deaths reported past 2 weeks: Jim CLEARY 63 of Rt 2 T'ville, Carlos C ALLEN 77 of Rt 5 T'ville, Lela (CURTIS) GENTRY 79 of Mt Hermon; Elaine (WILLIAMS) JOHNSON, no age shown, Edmonton; Mrs Florence M LONG, 53 of Toledo OH; Oscar EWING 71 of Frankfort IN and Richard Page COPAS 34 of Indianapolis. To be continued next week. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Re-adjourned on 25 June 1801 with John HALL & William NEVILL present. Does anyone know whether this John Hall is the Revolutionary War veteran who turned up in Russell County, Ky, or is he the John Hall who was father of Martha Hall who married Stephen Brown in Adair County, KY? Apparently there were two of them. Alene ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

Names spelled as shown. Re-adjourned on 25 June 1801 with John HALL & William NEVILL present. Benja PULLIAM vs Christopher DICKIN, suit dismissed. Robt BATES vs Alexr SLOAN etal, dismissed. Christopher DICKEN vs Benja PULLIAM, suit dismissed. LOWRY vs BELL etal, seems to have been crossed out. Jeremiah? BOYD vs Thos FAULKNER, dismissed. Jury called: in the case of John CROZIER vs Thos CLARK: Wm WELSH, John SANDERS Sr, James FRANKLIN, Christopher DICKEN, Saml B COKER, Will BELL, Lott DICKENS, James SHAW, Isaac CASEY, Joseph GRIGGS, Abram McCARLEY, John SANDERS Jr. Found for the plaintiff. John GARNETT joined the bench. Andrew LOWRY vs BELL etal. Found that BELL is not an inhabitant of the state, ordered that unless he appear at the next council - to be advertised in the Kentucky Gazette for 2 months and to be posted at the Mt Tabor Meeting House. Hansel ALFORD vs David CRAWFORD & Robt W ____, special bail. Alexr SLOAN vs G H ROUNDTREE, writ of inquiry set aside, found not guilty of assault. Jury seated: John A HOLLIDAY, William I WOOD, John LEFEVERS, John BOYD, ___ DALE, Patrick McMANNEL, Presley SAUNDERS, E___ SAUNDERS, Francis LATTIMORE, John MOSS, ___ SANDERS. Thos MIDDLETON vs Saml ROUNDTREE, case continued. David CRAWFORD vs Hansel ALFRED, continued. Alexr SLOAN to pay John FLINT for 2 days as witness vs ROUNDTREE. Also to pay Litleberry PARISH. James CARLILE vs Benjn FRENCH, case dismissed. Robt HAMILTON vs William COURTS, continued. William SKAGGS s John CROW, continued. Wade GIBSON vs Thos CLARK, dismissed. David CRAWFORD vs James HANDY - set aside. Found not guilty on assault as determined by Jury: John A HOLLIDAY, Will I WOOD, Patrick McMANNES, Will RENICK, John LEFEVERS, Preseley SANDERS, Robt RAGSDALE, John FRANKLIN Jr, Will SANDERS, Henry MILLER, Francis LATTIMORE, Edward SANDERS. Christopher DICKEN vs William I WOOD, continued. DICKEN to pay Lott DICKEN for one day as witness and traveling 174 miles as witness vs WOOD. WOOD to pay Dan GIBSON for one day and traveling 50 miles. WOOD also to pay Benja PULLIAM. Commonwealth to pay James SANDERS for 2 days against MAYFIELD. David CRAWFORD to pay John BOYD 1 day against HANDY. Thomas MIDDLETON to pay John ___ one day vs ROUNDTREE. WOOD to pay John LEFEVERFS 1 day against DICKEN. Court adjourned until next day. to be continued next week. Sandi SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Wanting to share information with anyone researching any of these families: Melloan William N. and Susan Ellis William Henry & Lucy Goodman Ellis Robert Elisha & Mary Elizabeth Ferguson Johns I am stuck on Lucy Goodman b. 8-1849 as to who her parents were Mary Elizabeth Ferguson b.ca 1825 as to who her parents were William N. Ellis b. 1-10-1810---d. 8-15-1886 --who his parents were Also, any old photos of any of these ...Any and all help will be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks.....Susan Thorpe