I was a chained tiger all yesterday afternoon and all of today. I did something stupid to the computer, but was following instructions from a software manufucturer ... they were wrong and my system forgot it had a C and D drive. Thus, I could not boot the system or anything. An angel came by this evening that I'd never met but was well recommended (my regular fixer-upper computer guy wasn't available.) I will never, ever, ever mess with the system again!!! I would like to thank Reggie who posted for me this morning that I was down, Bill Utterback who tried to "talk" me thru this problem long distance through my daughter in another town (via emails back and forth and then her phone calls to me), and Sherri who was ready to try to help over the phone. I appreciate all of you and wish I had 1/2 your expertise and helpfulness! I'll try to catch up tomorrow with the post from today and tomorrow. Oh - one last thing. I had my eye appt in between times too. My doc said that there is an impressive improvement in my eye from my last appt 3 weeks ago - and my vision is testing 20/25 in that eye. I still am blurred and don't have crisp vision in the short to medium range field - ok on distance. I go back next Tuesday and if the rest of the corneal swelling is down, will get a new glass prescription. He is allowing me to hold off on the other surgery until after my daughter's wedding the end of July and/or until I get gutsy enough to go thru this again! See you tomorrow and I apologize for the personal note. I have about 100 emails to read now and then crash for the day!! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Hello, I am seeking information on Elizabeth Bailey b.1788 in S.C. who married a Porter. She died in Monroe Co. Ky. Feb.17,1877. She can be found on the 1870 census living with Isaac and Nancy Sprouls. Wondering if Thomas B. Porter is her husband? If not he, who is? Is Nancy Sprouls her daughter? Thanks for any help. Jeanette Bailey-Lopez jbailey148@comcast.net Families are like fudge......Mostly sweet but with a few nuts.

There will be a Vance Reunion of the descendants of George and Renia Webb Vance June 11, 2006 at Nobob Sportsman Club. Time: 1:00 to 6:00 with potluck at 1:30. For more information call Robert or Norma Vance 270 678-1466 or Debbie Coulter 270 428-4859. jcoulter@scrtc.com Debbie Coulter

Sixth annual Jeffries Family Reunion will be held Saturday June 10th 11 am central time Metcalfe County Lake and Park Edmonton, Ky off hwy 68 approx. 5 miles from either Edmonton or Sulphur Well (this has been held in August). We will start the day at 9:00 am for family research, please bring pictures, documents, recipes for the cookbook, and family stories a copy machine will be provided. Lunch will be at 12:00 bring a dish to share. If you wish, bring an item for the auction table to help with reunion expenses and door prizes. For those that would like to tour a couple of cemeteries, we will meet Friday night June 9th at Sulphur Well at 5:00 pm central time. Jeffrey Jeffries and his wife Nancy settled in Green Co. Ky. by 1807, many of their children were born in Va. Many, many descendants are still in Green, Metcalfe and surrounding counties in Kentucky. Jeffrey Jeffries b. abt 1776 (census) m. Nancy Children: Rials (Royall) b. 1797 Va. d. abt 1867 Ky. William b. 1799 Va. d. 1841 Green Co. Ky. Thomas b. 1801 Va. d. Jan 1879 Green Co. Ky. Mary Jane b. 1804 Va. d. Dec. 29, 1829 Spencer b. 1806 Va. d. Oct.16, 1888 Armstead b. 1807 Va. d. abt 1873 Green Co. Ky. Josiah 'Jim' b. 1813 Green Co. Ky. d. Sept. 21, 1860 Green Co. Ky Paterson Tyler b. 1815 Green Co. Ky. d. April 16, 1874 For Jeffries interested in DNA testing, information can be found at http://www.familytreedna.com/ Any questions, please contact; June Watts juneandbud@bellsouth.net 850-939-0310 Judye Hafling judyeh@scrtc.com 207-432-4502

I just returned from Randolph Smith's funeral. The family is taking his death well. I know they would appreciate notes of sympathy. Address his daughter Laura Butler at: llbutler@hotmail.com. The minister used terms like 'unassuming, modest, humble, giving, etc.' all of which described Randolph. His life was one of service to others. Although he had been out of the mainstream for several years, the church was full of friends. He will be sadly missed, as he did so much for people, not just of our county but total strangers. He never met a stranger, only friends he hadn't met before! Joyce Stover

I'm really trying to get through to Brenda Fitzgerald re Walker GRACE and other Graces of the area. Her email address bounces for me so, Brenda, if you're out there, please contact me. This Walker is the one that eventually married Sarah HEAD, d/o Benj. and Fanny HEAD of Jackson/Clay Co., TN. You can contact me at headtexan@skytex.net. Many thanks...............Lea Head

Happy Memorial Day to all of you as we remember those who have gone before, including our soldier boys and girls of our past who gave their all for their country. I decided to go ahead and make a post this morning with my coffee; if you are enjoying a picnic with your family or at a family reunion, you can read this later! Charlie has posted the puzzler for the week - give it a try! Click on the URL in my signature line called gensoup. Sometimes when I receive your answer via email, I can't get a reply back to you - don't know what causes the occasional glitch, I do try to answer you all. Tomorrow is my next eye appt to check the progress of the surgery; I am still limping along with less than perfect vision in the eye but perhaps there is improvement that I don't notice!!! I should have time to make my posts first. Have a wonderful day; stay staff and I'll see you tomorrow! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

William PEERS - July Court 1834, Order Book 5, p. 238. Oaths given by Robert FREEMAN and John L WATSON that William PEERS died on the 29th of May 1833 and that his widow, Elizabeth PEERS to whom a certficate was issued 18 May 1834, #26718, is now living in Barren Co - that she is his widow and relic and the same woman named in the certificate. He has a pension due her as his service in the war as a soldier, $80 a year from the 4th of March 1831 to the day of his death 29 May 1833. Benjamin HYDE: Order Book 5, p. 245. Benjamin HYDE appeared & exhibited his Declaration or Affidavid for an allowance for wages due him for service in the Seminole War which he says are unpaid, ordered to be certified. Elisha BOONE: Book 5, p. 327. A Revolutionary War pensioner - made oath that he served 7 years & 6 months as a regular soldier in the Rev. War, served in Capt BAKER's Company in 7th Regt of the NC line; never received his bounty lands - certified to the War Department. Samuel LUCKETT, July 1820, Book 4 p. 105. Appeared 17 July 1820, was a Sgt in the Army of the Revolution, aged 64 yrs on the 12th of June 1819. Enlisted in 1776 with Capt John H STONE, 1st MD Mrgiment, commanded by Col William SMALLWOOD (afterwards General) of the Continental Line. After the 1st enlistment expired, re-enlisted for 3 yrs with STONE. Recvd a certificate dated 12 May 1818, #11320. Am a resident of the state and county, have not sold or disposed of any property in order to claim pension. Has a bay horse 8 yrs old, a sorrel mare 13 yrs old, 2 cows and calves, 2 heifers who are yearlings, 2 steers 1 yr old each, six sows and pigs, 7 hogs above a year old, 1 ewe & lamb, one shovel plow, clevis & pins, three little hoes, 2 axes, one singletree, one Matox, two pots & oven and frying pan, 1/2 doz knives and forks, same amount of plates, 1 dish, a puter bason (basin), clothing and beddiing. I am a farmer, wholly unable to live even comfortably as I am crippled and my left shoulder and foot and right hip was injured at the KIMBLE's farm in the Jerseys while building huts for the soldiers to live in. Has not done any work for 3 years due to this. Has wife Elizabeth who was born 9 May 1769; she is often afflicted with rheumatick [sic] pains and unable to work. His children who live with him and are unmarried are: David, born 26 Sept 1805; Nancy, born 18 Jan 1808; Anna, born 17 June 1811. All healthy and active except the eldest's little finger lies in the palm of his hand due to a wound - it's stiff and he cannot use his hand very well. His children have to work for him since he and wife can't. He has not been able to give them the most common education have not been taught reading and writing. His total value of all property submitted is $141.26. To be continued next week. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

I know that many of you on these lists, if you've worked with the records of Cumberland Co at all, know Randolph Smith. I was privileged to meet him only one time at our bookfair here in Glasgow, several years ago. I've used his material so much in the last 20 years - the transcriptions of the source documents he did for Cumberland Co is almost all there is for us researchers. Joyce Stover on our SCKY list sent me this announcement which I am posting as she wrote it. Sandi, you may have heard that Laura Butler's dad, Randolph Smith, died yesterday afternoon. Visitation is at Ballou and Stotts Funeral Home today after 3, and again tomorrow. The funeral will be at 2 tomorrow at the Burkesville Methodist Church where he was a long-time member. Randolph was a wonderful genealogist and abstracted many, many county records that would otherwise have been lost. Over the years, he answered thousands of queries and to my knowledge, never charged anyone for anything he did for them. He donated his vast collection of books and files to the local library, and the genealogy department has been named "The Randolph Smith Genealogy Library". Randolph was a former mayor Burkesville and held a state office in the KY. Historical Society. There is much more that could be said about him, but he was a modest man and would not want all his accolades to be listed. I haven't talked with Laura personally to see about memorial contributions, but my husband and I will donate to the library genealogy dept. in his memory. If you don't mind, let the listers know so they can post messages of sympathy to Laura and her family. Cumberland Co. has lost one of its finest citizens! Thanks! Joyce >From Sandi - you may send email messages of condolence to Laura at: butler@duo-county.com Many of you who have attended our book fair have met Laura; she hasn't missed a year. She has been re-publishing many of her Dad's book and is a friend to man. Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

FANSHER: David, 1, s/o David C & Mary, measles, 18 July 1853 James H, 8 mos & 1 day, s/o David C & Mary, southside, measles, 20 Jan 1854 Mary Yandel, 3 yrs & 6 mos, d/o David C & Mary, measles, 9 July 1853 FERRIS, Adaline M, 21, single, d/o James B & Nancy W (VA-VA), tumor in side, 9 Sept 1876. FENWICK, Mary E, 3, d/o Marion & Sarah (KY-KY), unknown, 15 Oct 1876 FERGUSON: Daniel/David?, 47, male, single, born Halifax Co VA, s/o John & Nancy, consumption, 23 Aug 1852. Richard W, 51, married, merchant, born VA, s/o M B & Sophia (VA)VA), lock jaw from a saw mill, 13 Sept 1876. FINCH: Andrew J, 1 day old, s/o John H & Sarah NEED? FINCH, unknown, 17 Nov 1875. Julia A, 16, married, d/o Joseph MORRIS, burned to death, 25 Feb 1876. FINLEY, Flora, 28, single, d/o Will & Sallie, fever, 21 Aug 1907. FINNEY, Fitna A, 30 yrs, 9 mos, 14 days, married, born Barren Co, s/o of Norban? & Sally CURRY FINNEY, south side, unknown, 08 Oct 1861. FLANDERS: Emily J, 5 yrs, 11 mos, 20 days, d/o B F & Charlotte, northside, brain fever, 18 Dec 1858 Susan, 1 yr & 6 mos, d/o B F 7 Charlotte, north side, brain fever, 08 Sept 1858. FLETCHER, Allen, 56, married, born SC, s/o James & Mary, northside, congestive chills, 08 Aug 1856. FORD: Elizabeth, 89 yrs, 8 mos, 4 days, widow, born MD, southside, d/o Asa & Lucretia DENNISON (MD-MD), old age, 26 Feb 1861. Joseph A, 26,. married, doctor & farmer, born TN, s/o James, small pocks (smallpox), 28 Nov 1877. Letty, 1 yr & 6 mos, d/o G W & Narcissus, northside, flux, 29 July 1856. Sarah D, 56, married, born, resided & died in Barren Co, d/o Joseph & Lucy FIELDS, (Barren-Barren), pneumonia. Susan E, 3 weeks, d/o George J & Thee? (TN-KY), unknown, 29 Sept 1875. FORSE, Rosetta I, 10, d/o William G & Jane (KY-TN), dropsy, 19 Apr 1876. FRANCIS, Mourning, 15 yrs & 2 mos, married, d/o Elizabeth DIXON, 15 Feb 1855 FRENCH, Dortha Louisiana, 8, d/o Hiram & Lucy T, dysentary, 08 Jul 1852. FULKS: Mary A, 8, student, born Green Co KY, d/o Elbert & Mary A (KY-KY), burned, 17 Sep 1876 Sarah Ann, 1, d/o Martin & Mary Jane, flux, 22 Oct 1852 FUQUA: Alice, 14 days, d/o Thomas & Lucy Ann, northside, croup, 1 Mar 1858. Lucy A, 65, married, born VA, d/o N___ & Martha HODGES (VA-VA0, heart, 2 Oct 1904 Mary M, 2, d/o W H & Susan (KY-KY), brain affliction, Jan 1874. Monroe B, 16, d/o Thomas D & Lucy A (KY-VA) killed by horses & wagon, 9 Oct 1876. To be continued next week with GADDIE. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Justices met 21 Apr 1801 and included Gladin GORIN, David HUDSPETH & William MELTON. Commonwealth plaintiff against Jonathan McFADIN in bastardy. Proved by testimony to be guilty; fathered a female child by Fanney LYONS. He to pay 3 pounds 10 shillings annually for 10 yrs for support; he went bond and security agreeable by law. Signed by he, Benjamin HAMPTON, John McNEEL, Daniel STONE, Wyate ANDERSON (his sureties). Testee: W CHAPLINE. Jonathan RUSSELL, assignee of John M CORD who obtained a certificate for 200 acres of land is permitted to remove the same entry as it was taken by a prior claim. William MITCHELL, Wyatt ANDERSON and Samuel McFADIN are summoned to appear before the Justices to show cause (if any) why Mathew, Peggy and Abner EADS should not be bound as apprentices to learn some trade. Ordered that the Clerk bind Matthew EADS to William MITCHELL to learn the trade of farmer. Ordered that the Clerk bind Abner EADS to Wyatt ANDERSON to learn the same. Ordered that Peggy EADS be bound to Samuel McFADIN to learn the trade of spinning, knitting, etc. Ordered that the Clerk bind Bartlete and James EADS to Daniel McNEIL to learn the trade of farming. Ordered that the building of a Clerk's office for the use of the County to the lowest bidder at the next Court to be as follows: 16 feet square of hewn logs, one story high, shingle roof, two windows with glass, good sufficient press & table, good plank door, stock lock. Ordered that David HUDSPETH, John CURD, Gladin GORIN and Thompson BRIGGS be appointed Commissioners to let out the bids. Court adjourned. To be re-convened 15 June 1801. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

The assignee receives that which is being assigned by the assignor. Most often it is being bought/sold, but occasionally it is transferred without payment. Similar terms are grantor and grantee which you will often see in indexes for deed books. The suffix -or indicates one who is doing something; the suffix -ee indicates the one who is receiving that action. Clear as mud? >Are we saying that when the word "assignee" appears in a document, we can >"translate" it as buyer? >Mary June

Are we saying that when the word "assignee" appears in a document, we can "translate" it as buyer? Mary June

Not necessarily, Boxer B. It can mean only that control of the property is being assigned to someone else, or that water or mineral rights or some other right that rest with an owner, have been assigned. A reading of the document will nearly always declare what is being assigned, It can mean he property is being sold, but the mere use of the word will not of itself mean that it is being sold. To further complicate the picture, it may mean that the assignee has agreed to be responsible for the well-being of the property, a renter, and in these cases the document likely will carry a date at which the agreement ends. Hermit in the Woods From: <BoxerB@aol.com> To: <SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 5:39 PM Subject: [SCKY] Assignee > Are we saying that when the word "assignee" appears in a document, we can > "translate" it as buyer? > Mary June > > > ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== > >

ASSIGNOR is the seller ASSIGNEE is the buyer That's all there is! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

Sandi or anyone: Can anyone explain the application of the term "assignee" as used in VA and KY land grant records and deeds. I find it used often when describing land acquired by war veterans, usually Rev War. It appears it can be used over and over on the same land, A assigns to B, B assigns to C, etc. Also worded, A assignee of B, etc. Here are a couple of samples. From a VA document: In Feb of 1780 five Bounty Land Warrants for 50 acres (each) were issued to Robert Goode, assignee of Freeman Lewelling, John Gaulding, Charles Howell, and James Foster, privates under Col. William Byrd. Charles Howall proved he served two campaigns, Pr. Edward Co. Also, a Bounty Land Warrant for 50 acres was issued to Robert Goode, assignee of Jeremiah Penix, heir at law of his brother, Edward Penix, dec'd, who was a private under Col. William Byrd. Jeremiah Penix died soon after he returned home and assigned the right to Robert Goode. From a KY deed: Granted to Peter Simmons, assignee of Samuel Goode, assignee of William Reading, assignee of Curtis Hack, by Commonwealth of KY, Chas Scott Gov, Cert No 3071, granted in 1798, encouraging relief to settlers, etc. Thanks, Don Page

I hope you are enjoying the newspaper items of the past from Monroe Co. Of course, 1947 shouldn't be considered history yet ... for me! Monroe Co Fair a big success. Names cited: Ezra MAINES, president of the Lions Club. Fred JOHNSON had the ticket booth. Mrs Marjorie CARDER of Sulphur Lick won a suit of clothes. Two mules owned by Burr MILLS died when returning home from the fair in an auto accident; occured near the U G BOLES farm. Prize winners included: Horse Show: Ben SMITH, John CECIL, Norwood MAXEY, Clebus JOBE, Billie Mitchell RICHARDSON, Jackie Ned BUTLER, Harlin COMER, Mrs. Alice HALE, John CECIL. Horses and Mules: Herman HIX, Cordell NEWPORT, Norwood MAXEY, C YORK, C H DICKERSON. Beef Cattle: PALMORE Farms, S L HILL, Wesley PAGE, R E PALMORE, Kansel TUDOR, Joe TUDOR, J O TAYLOR, William STRODE, Mary Dean PEDIGO. Dairy Cattle: Rex PROFFITT, John CECIL, Hoyt SIMS, Fred SPROWLS. Swine: Joe SIMS, Acie McPHERSON, L P HAGAN, David MILLER. Sheep: Oscar BRYANT & Son, J O TAYLOR & Son. Poultry: Shelvy HOLLAND, J O TYLOR, Isaac BUTLER, Jack & Ed BUTLER, Jess DECKQARD, Abe MILLER. Dogs: Wick REEVES, Leon EUBANK, Clurie HEAD, George DOWNING, Carl B FRAZIER, Lewis WRIGHT, Margie COMBS. Field Crops: Bazz BAXTER, Hartzel BRANSTETTER, Cornell STEPHENS, John NEWPORT, Earl TOOLEY, William HARLAN, E P YOUNG, Robert FROEDGE, Druie WOOD, S L HILL. Horticulture and Garden Products: Sallie KELLY, Bettie Gale PAGE, Earl YOUNG, Della BAXTER, George STEPHENS, Mrs Ott TAYLOR, Victor GRIDER, Mrs. M E BLAIR, Mrs Addie GRAVES, Isaac Abe MILLER, Mrs Sallie KELLY, Ed YOUNG. Horse Shoe Contest: Hubby CLOYD and Georgia HUFFMAN; Huston COE and Benton PITCOCK (from Cloyd School all). Jelly, Preserves & Canning: Nina BRANDON, Mrs Julia WHITE, Mrs Ronald BUSHONG, Mrs Paul GILL, Mrs B C GRIDER, Mrs E V HAMMER, Mrs Sphon EUBANK, Mrs M E BLAIR, Mrs L D HIGH, Mrs Pete HARRIS, Perry DECKARD. Crochet work: Mrs Harry R TURNER, Mrs Cleon HOPPER, Mrs W H PINCKLEY, Mrs Fred DOWNING, Mrs Beulah ANDERSON, Mrs Henry BRANDON, Mrs M E BLAIR. Emroidery Work: Mrs Ganel SMITH, Mattie SIMS, Mrs Ora TAYLOR, Sallie KELLY, Mrs Henry BRANDON, Mrs M E BLAIR, Mrs L R RAYBURN, Mrs Julia WHITE, Miss Ora TAYLOR, Mrs H L FISH, Dorothy WILLIAMS, Ree HAGAN, Vada TOOLEY, Jennie CHAPPELL, Mrs Fred PROFFITT, Mrs M E BLAIR, Mrs A B BOWMAN, Mrs Jack SHORT, Mrs Esco WOOD. Cakes: Mrs Esco WOOD, Mrs Tim Lee CARTER, Mrs Raymond RUSH, Mrs. M E BLAIR. Pies: Mrs Dane WALDEN, Mrs David WALDEN, Marjorie CARTER, Mrs. Ada STEPHENS. Breads: Mrs David WALDEN, Mrs. Oscar SIMS, Mrs J L ELLIS. Candy: Mrs Will FRANCIS, Mrs Tim Lee CARTER, Mrs Doc MILLER, Mrs David WALDEN. Clothing: Mrs. L R RAYBURN, Dora CLEMMONS, Mrs James HOLLOWAY, Mrs Louis Allen ROSS, Mrs M E BLAIR, Virginia WEST. Flowers: Mrs Ella GRIDER, Mrs Will FRANCIS, Mrs Katherine ISENBERG, Mrs M E BLAIR, Mrs David WALDEN, Mrs T C HOWARD, Cheyl CECIL Marjorie CARTER. Baby Health Contest: (healthiest in various age categories): Mrs Herman EMBERTON for child Candance Jill; Mrs William SMITH (son Joe); Mrs Bill RUSSELL (dau Brenda Jane); Mrs W R BUSHONG (Jimmie), Mrs Travis HAYES (Judy). 4-H & FFA exhibits: Edith WEAKLE, Murile HUMES, Jimmie Ruth PITCOCK, Blanche BUSHONG, Perna HARPER, Gertrude HUME. School Exhibits: Gamaliel 7th grade, Hacker's Branch, T'ville, Gamaliel 4th grade, Alexander School, T'ville High school; piano solo, James CROSS. Novelty Show: Janette CARTER, Leslie CARTER, Clarence WESTMORELAND, Mrs Florence CLASPELL (these were hog callings, husband callings, etc). Athletics: Earl HIGH and various schools. This edition to be continued next week. Under each category shown above were the breakdowns of what the individuals won on (types of pies of cakes, types of horses, etc. Brings back a LOT of memories of this country girl! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

It has been so long sence I signed on that I have forgotten the boundries of the list. Does this list cover Christian County, KY? I have relatives here too but right now I after the Wilson's. The Goads of Fountain Run will get a rest for a while. Buster Jack Wilson

Aha, here comes Monday again. Some announcements follow, stay tuned! First, Charlie has posted the puzzler for the week; how well do you know legal terms? Click on the URL in my signature line called gensoup and give it a try! I would really like to thank Charlie for posting these for me each week! For you Green Co researchers, I would like to give you a list of the publications available from the Green Co Genealogical Society. They do a wonderful job and are a growing organization with a LOT of good data. I receive nothing in return for my plug, but Green Co is the root county for many of us and the records are so helpful. All prices shown are postpaid (includes shipping and handling) Court Minute book 4, 1804-1809. $25.50 Death Records, Vol 1, 1911-1920: $24.50 Death Records, Vol II, 1921-1930, $24.50 Index to Volume I - Green County Journal, $5.00 Adminstrator's Bond Book 1844-1892, $26.50 Obituaries, Vol 1, 1899-1905, $26.50 Obituaries, Vol 2, 1906-1912, $26;.50 . Ancestral Images, Vol I, $18.00 Ancestral Images, Volo II, $18.00 Family Bible Records of Central Kentucky, Vol 1, $24.50 You can order these from the Green Co Genealogical Society, P O Box 273, Greensburg KY 42743. I have some of these books and they are excellent. For 14 years I have been working on compiling records, along with Martha Harrison .. and finally am finished. This is one reason I've been a little quiet the past few weeks (along with my eye challenge) ...I needed to get this book finished up. This is just for your information. BARREN COUNTY KY UNRECORDED BURIALS. Annotated. Includes over 6,000 unrecorded burials in Glasgow Municipal and Happy Valley Memorial Gardens in Glasgow plus Barren Countians buried out of the county, cremations and burials where locations are unknown. Burials shown include those citizens not recorded in the Barren County Cemetery book dying from the 1880's through 1991, those dying 1992 to May 18, 2006, and corrections and additions to the cemetery book. Contains additional information on many individuals including, when possible, spouse name, parent's name, military service, fraternal organizations, some causes of death and some biographical information. Also contains a large list of out of county cemeteries and locations for those buried outside of Barren County and sources for information. Sources include information provided by A. F. Crow and Son Funeral Home, Hatcher and Saddler Funeral Home, death certificates, newspapers, information from burial permits and the records provided by Glasgow Municipal Cemetery (which include hundreds of burials not shown in the Barren County Cemetery book). It has a 15,000 full-name index. 301 pages! In the past, I have provided the indexes for you, this one is too big, the index is 66 pages long. I am not ready to do look-ups but sometime in the near future will hopefully give you guys a list of the surnames listed - this has been a BIG project! If you have any questions (outside of look-ups), write me privately. Martha is almost done with her companion book (it got too big for us to put all this in one book) .... it will cover the county cemeteries including over 5,000 more burials found in over 180 unrecorded cemeteries. She has done a marvelous job and traveled many miles looking for these cemeteries, checking the same sources I did; and reading a lot of newspapers on microfilm. Her book should be available this fall if all goes right. I think between us we have found a lot of burial locations and individuals. That's it for today; tomorrow will be the Monroe Co newspaper post. Wishing you all a good day! Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/

The following has no information. December 1832 court: JOHN HISER: Order Book 5, p. 170 PHILIP CARTER: Same book, same page. Same as above. WILLIAM BELL: Same book, p. 171. Same. JACOB GIBSON: Same, p. 171. JOHN BAGBY: Same, p. 171. Same JOHN COLE: Same. JOSEPH HIGDON: Same JAMESON & RODAM LARRENCE: Same, page 181. JOHN BURCH: Same SIMEON BUFORD: Same LUCY COLEMAN: Same - based on service of her husband Thomas COLEMAN. January 1833: WILLIAM CONNER, p. 184. PETER PRIEST, p. 188 February 1833: WILLIAM CRAIG: p. 188 WILLIAM HARRIS: Same May 1833: JACOB WATSON, p. 193 July 1833: NATHANIEL REYNOLDS, p. 199 JAMES LEVELL: Same, p. 199 WILLIAM DEPP: Same JONATHAN HUNT: Same Aug 1833: FREDERICK SMITH, p. 201 Oct 1833: JOSEPH LEE, p. 206 JOSEPH HIGDON: Same, p. 207 Apr 1834: ELIZABETH LUCKETT: p. 266, widow of SAMUEL LUCKETT (his affadavit shown next week) ELIZABETH PINCKLEY: Same, p. 226, widow of GOERGE H PINCKLEY May 1834: REBEKAH SMITH: p. 235. Widow of THOMAS SMITH; witnesses were John ROCK and James G HARDY. Next week most will have documentation included. Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/