(Friends, I inadvertantly left out a paragraph in Part 5. This should have been between "This later building was remodled in 1925." and "Mr. Elkanah Dickey planted the trees in the Baptist Church yard.") Rev. N. G. Terry was for many years pastor of this church and was its pastor when the present brick building was erected. So strong and effective was Rev. Terry's leadership while in this pastorate that his influence is still a vital force in the church. He resigned here late in 1893 and went to the Glasgow Baptist Church early in 1894. (To be continued) M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY

THANK YOU SANDI! Must be your magic touch! Now let's see if Part 6 will go........ Dean

We're going to try this one more time; I had Dean forward the post to me and let's see if it will go through! I have no idea of what the problem is!!! Sandi March 15, 1879 Resolved that Brethern E. Dickey, L. A. Downer, Dr. W. E. Garnett, Baker Hatcher and William Neville be and are hereby appointed a building committee with instructions and power to raise the means and superintend the erection of a suitable meeting house for the use of the Cave City Baptist Church on the most convenient and eligible lot that can be procured in Cave City; all subscriptions for said house to be paid Bro. E. Dickey as treasurer nd paid out by him as said committe may direct. For the purpose of building a Baptist Meeting House in Cave City, we the subscribers, hereby promise and obligate ourselves to pay the several amounts annexed to our names whenever the sum of $600.00 is subscribed; said subscriptions to be paid to a building committee of five appointed by the cave City Baptist Church. E. Dickey, $100.00; William Neville, $100.00; L. A. Downer, $100.00; G. H. Ford, $25.00; T. H. Hatcher, $50.00; Branch Hatcher, Jr., $10.00; J. E. Self, $10.00; W. T. Bush, $50.00; D. M. Porter, $10.00; Tabitha A. Dickey, $10.00; Cyrus Dickey, $25.00; Wood Ford, $10.00; W. A. Huggins, $25.00; Thos. J. Hardy, $5.00; R. J. Leavell, $5.00; W. E. Garnett, $50.00; W. H. Pace, $25.00; M. P. Hatcher, $10.00; W. F. Redford, $5.00; Isaac Martin, $2.00; R. L. Jolly, $5.00; J. B. Whitney, $5.00; Jas. T. Brady, $15.00; John H. Dickey, $10.00; Jas. J. Brooks, $5.00; E. M. Hatcher, $10.00; Gardner & Oster, $25.00; H. S. Showdy, $5.00; E. O. Wilcoxson, $1.00; F. McCown, $2.00; R. J. Sublett, $2.50. Special Subscription for Church Lot: E. Dickey, $9.00; J. C. Walton, $5.00; D. M. Porter, $5.00; R. J. Leavell, $2.50; James P. Nevell, $2.50; J. T. Brady, $1.00. A commodious frame building was erected upon the lot where the present building now stands. In 1889 this frame structure was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire. In 1890, a brick building was erected to take its place and still stands. The later building was remodeled in 1925. Mr. Elkanah Dickey planted the trees in the Baptist Church yard. Mr. D. T. Curd planted the large elm in the front yard at the school building, bringing it on his shoulder from near Flint Knob. (To be continued) M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY 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'm looking for my kin- Thomas Henry Bowles b 1845 in Barren co. lived in Hart co. m in Hart co. d in 1896 in Hart co. He was in the civil war, lost an arm in the battle of Chickamuga. Thanks for your help in advance. dalebowles@verizon.net

Ok gang; this will be my last post until hopefully just Monday; surely by then I'll be able to focus again!! I've been following orders and have started all the eye drops, the fasting starting tonight, etc. etc. Whoope! Bill Utterback is now officially in charge of the lists .. I'm not anticipating any problems with the list at all; everything pretty well goes smoothy here for which I'm very thankful! Bill is familiar with the lists and with rootsweb so will step in if there is a problem. Since he's a busy guy, trusting that everything keeps purring! Lastly, I want to thank all of you have written me on the list and privately. I might have time to acknowledge some msgs yet today; my daughter did arrive yesterday and will be taking over the household/animal chores for me and my other daughter will be coming in tomorrow morning. I'll be on my own after Friday afternoon so have some groceries to lay in that's easy to fix!!! Your kindness to me has been outstanding - I kinow this is a common-place surgery that happens to all of us who find ourselves aging - I was a mere "child" when I started these lists way back before rootsweb was in existence. Many of you have been with me since day one and your dedication means more to me that you'll ever know. To Tom - lawyer? Well, that wasn't in my mind when I was a young student in school ... I wanted to be either an archaeologist or astronomer. Computers in the home hadn't been invented yet! My career path has taken me from being a secretary, working in two police departments (which I loved!), being a teacher, becoming a principal, and being a programmer analyst for the federal government. But - since 1970, my love has been genealogy and with the advent of the home computer - it really took off. I still have the heart of a teacher and you make it so easy for me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'll TRY to let my dau Kris send out a msg tomorrow afternoon sometime we get home to let you know that I'm still perking! I'll see you as soon as I can! I cherish you all! 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/

Thank you Sandi. I really enjoy the list. Hope your eyes are back to better than normal really soon. Ann

Taken from the microfilm. If I have made an error in transcription, please post to the list the correction! DAWSON: Asperisa, 32 years, 5 mos, 17 days, married, born Simpson Co KY, northside, d/o Richard & Nancy BOSTICK (NC-VA), consumption, 7 July 1861. James R, 12 days, s/o James H, northside, croup, 8 Feb 1857. Marilda, 22,single, d/o John & Polly, typhoid, 10 Sep 1853. Mattie B, 10, d/o J & R (Hart-Hart), typhoid, 5 Dec 1877. Nancy Ann, 86, widow, born Bedford Co VA, d/o Edward, old age, 10 Dec 1852. The last name was smeared on this one, might not be Dawson. Nancy E, 4, died Larue Co KY, d/o John & Mary E (KY KY), diptheria, 12 Jun 1876. Peter F, 34, married, physician, s/o Thomas T & Nancy, northside, consumption, 1857. Susan C, 1 mo old, d/o James H & Susan, northside, croup, 11 Nov 1857. Will, black, 26, single, s/o Jack & Milly F WILLIAMS (TN-Hart), typhoid, 29 Nov 1875. William T, 3 mos & 6 days, s/o Jeremih & Fassy?, northside, croup, 20 Dec 1859. DAY: Albert S,22, married, born TN, s/o Caswell & Narcissa (KY-KY), kidney disease, 19 Apr 1874. Katie, 10, "from Baptist home in Louisville", consumption, 7 May 1904. DEFEVERS: J F/T (can't tell which for sure), 59, male, married, s/o William & Sallie (KY VA), strangulated hernia, 7 May 1904. Susan, 1 yr, 3 mos, 10 days, d/o William & Sarah, southside, flux & typhoid, 20 Dec 1857. DENHAM, Sarah, 77, married, born Harrison Co IN, d/o Thomas & Hannah BERRY, cholera morbus of the bowels, 11 Aug 1875. DENNIS, Elizabeth,54, married, born Hardin Co, d/o John & Margaret ELLIOTT?, consumption, 27 Apr 1876.. Could this be Dennison? DENISON/DENNISON: Albert S, 1 yr, 9 mos, s/o William & Melinda, southside, congestive chills, 1 Oct 1856. Frank, 22, married, born KY, s/o James & Sintha (KY KY), cigarette smoking, Apr 1904 George W, 2 mos, s/o J U & T? J, brain disease, 8 Oct 1874. L H, 19, male, born KY, s/o James & SIntha (KY KY), cigarette smoking, Aug 1904 Martha, 47, married, born Edmonson Co, d/o Francis & Martha HOUCHINS, typhoid, 24 Oct 1853. Martha, 8, d/o Zack & Milly (KY KY), summer complaint, 22 Sep 1876. Mary, 20, farmer, married, d/o Richrad and Mal___ (KY KY), comsumption, 31 May 1876. Melinda, 31 yrs, 8 mos, 12 days, widow, born Warren Co KY, d/o Henry & Mary ISBELL, consumption, 27 Aug 1856 Susan J, 21 days, northside, d/o Zachariah & Milly (Edmonson-Hart), unknown, 8 May 1861 Thomas, 61, married, born Barren Co, s/o Zack & Milly (VA-VA), stomach cancer, 21 June 1876. Same parents as Susan? Note different places of birth ... why it gets confusing!) Thomas E, 13 mos, s/o Zack & Milly (Edmonson-Hart), summer complaint & dysentery, 22 Sep 1875. Note - parents birth now back to the ones shown for Susan. To be continued next week with DEVORE. 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/

At the 6 Jan 1801 meeting, Gladin GORIN, John MARSHALL, John ROUNTREE and William MELTON were present. Ordered that John SHANNON is entitled to remove 95 acres of land out of 200 which was taken by a prior claim. Mark REAVIS, John WREN and Howel DAWDY produced a commission from the Governor appointing them Justices of the Peace, sworn in. The appraisal of the estate of Benjamin STUART was produced and recorded. John NELSON, William GARDNER, Aron GAGE, Lawrence SMITH and John SMITH appointed as Commisisoners to divide the slaves and personal estate of STUART among the widow and legatees. Second appraisal of estate of Frederic STUMP returned. Commissioners of the Tax appointed as follows: Samuel GOODE, Gladin GORIN and James WREN entered into bond; - Goode to take the north side of Barren River; GORIN the south side and west side of Drakes Creek and WREN the east side of the creek. Phenis COX, security to Polly STUMP (administratrix of Frederic) ordered that COX be exempt from being the security in the future. Appraisal of estate of Robert KING decd received and recorded. Ordered that George FRAYZER (sic), John COX and Burwell JACKSON be paid for appraising estate of STUMP. Ordered that David STUART be paid $3.00 for summoning a jury to hold an inquest over the body of STUMP. Joseph SNODGRASS made motion through his attorney he he be appt Administrator of the estate of James LOWRY deceased; went bond with Henry GORIN - Samuel COX, George HICKERS or Thomas FORD and Thomas FLETCHER his security. Road report from Big Beaver Dam to Squire WALLACE's old place, mentions Fourt Blunt. /s/ John PHELPS, William ISAACS. Road established. Jacob GRUBB appt Constable of Warren Co; surety was Mitchell ONEAL. Clement MOBERLY produced a certificate of his having killed 6 month old wolf is paid 8 shillings. Phenis COX gave bohnd for the safe keeping of the property of STUMP. James DOUGAN and John MARSHALL recommended by the Governor to fill the office of High Sheriff. Adjourned. Next week: 7 Jan 1801 session. 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/

Although a short timer, I so appreciate what Sandi reports. How else would we find that stuff, those of us who can't get to Kentucky. Here's a big hug for you, Sandi. Speedy recovery. Sue from Wyoming

Friends ,have you ever stopped and pondered how lucky we are that Sandi Gorin chose to eke out a living and enrich all our lives by going into genealogy.The long tedious hours of research and searching dusty old records in dark and damp and sometimes vermin infested environments. And then trying to sort it all out and present it in a form that most of us can understand. And the many thousands of times that her fingers have pounded the keys on a word processor. Just think on it. She could have chosen to be an attorney, and ,I know with her zeal and work ethic, she would have been a darn good one. Possibly among the top few good ones in the country.And of course the pay would have been so much more for a heck of a lot less work, fact is she probably could have had a top flight law firm and all the appointments that go with it. Let's all thank our lucky stars and offer up a prayer for her to regain her good health and be able to get back full time to what she dearly loves. To you SANDI , the very best, dear friend, . your friend, Tom Pennington, Muncie, Indiana.

Hello Friends, I have sent Part 5 of A Brief History of Cave City to the list four times now. Not one of them has come back to me, and as far as I can tell, gone to no one else either. As our "List Mama" is out of pocket, there is not much I can do about the series until the problem goes away. So........I don't plan to make further posts until later. I do appologize to all for the confusion and delay. M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY

Oops, meant this for the list! AMEN! AMEN! Yes, a very, very speedy and good recovery! Joyce McDaniel Hennessy (Buffalo Grove, IL) -----Original Message----- From: Larry Ayala [mailto:laandpa@frontiernet.net] Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 9:17 AM To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SCKY] A special thanks Here Here, Take care Sandi, We all are pulling for you to have a speedy recovery, and everyone is so appreciative of all you do for all of us. Wishing you and your family all the best. From iowa Paula Ayala On Apr 25, 2006, at 7:17 AM, lwdb wrote: > Adding my voice to the chorus of gratitude & good wishes to Sandi. > Thanks, Sandi, for the exceptional generosity of your postings, and > for your inexhaustible dedication to teaching and sharing. Best > wishes for your recovery -- take care of those eyes that translate so > much for us. > > Donna in Lexington > > > > > On Apr 24, 2006, at 10:00 AM, <wwalker@iglou.com> wrote: > >> Often times, in our rushing days, we do not stop to say "thank you" >> to our >> fellow mankind. >> Today I would like to say "thank you" to Sandi for all her wonderful >> postings. I don't know how she is able to do all of them! ..and it >> makes >> me wonder what "goodies" she is going to come up with next. >> >> Sandi, please know you are very much appreciated. >> >> Wayne Walker in Louisville >> >> >> ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== >> >> > > > ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== > > > ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from the list mode send email to: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com and say unsubscribe in the msg.

Here Here, Take care Sandi, We all are pulling for you to have a speedy recovery, and everyone is so appreciative of all you do for all of us. Wishing you and your family all the best. From iowa Paula Ayala On Apr 25, 2006, at 7:17 AM, lwdb wrote: > Adding my voice to the chorus of gratitude & good wishes to Sandi. > Thanks, Sandi, for the exceptional generosity of your postings, and > for your inexhaustible dedication to teaching and sharing. Best > wishes for your recovery -- take care of those eyes that translate so > much for us. > > Donna in Lexington > > > > > On Apr 24, 2006, at 10:00 AM, <wwalker@iglou.com> wrote: > >> Often times, in our rushing days, we do not stop to say "thank you" >> to our >> fellow mankind. >> Today I would like to say "thank you" to Sandi for all her wonderful >> postings. I don't know how she is able to do all of them! ..and it >> makes >> me wonder what "goodies" she is going to come up with next. >> >> Sandi, please know you are very much appreciated. >> >> Wayne Walker in Louisville >> >> >> ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== >> >> > > > ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== > > >

Adding my voice to the chorus of gratitude & good wishes to Sandi. Thanks, Sandi, for the exceptional generosity of your postings, and for your inexhaustible dedication to teaching and sharing. Best wishes for your recovery -- take care of those eyes that translate so much for us. Donna in Lexington On Apr 24, 2006, at 10:00 AM, <wwalker@iglou.com> wrote: > Often times, in our rushing days, we do not stop to say "thank you" to > our > fellow mankind. > Today I would like to say "thank you" to Sandi for all her wonderful > postings. I don't know how she is able to do all of them! ..and it > makes > me wonder what "goodies" she is going to come up with next. > > Sandi, please know you are very much appreciated. > > Wayne Walker in Louisville > > > ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== > >

I am interested in hearing from Ray Green as I have some tombstone pictures from Hart County that he may be interested in posting to his site. Martha in VA

I'm making this post one day early - nothing to do with my eyes - but am researching tomorrow and don't want to have to hustle in the am! Other pupils who passed the County Diplomas on 22 April include Geraldine WILLIAMS, Bedford HAYS and Ada Marie CALDWELL. Teachers (another issue had some errors apparently): Poplar Log: Mrs. Harry (Molene CROWE) EMMERT. Hill's Chapel: Mrs Dessie KERR. New Walnut Grove: Mrs Benton BAXTER. Beech Grove: Mrs Clio FINLEY. Twelve students graduated at Gamaliel: (to high school): Audie B CARLOCK, Joyce Laverne CRAIG, Ermma Inez COPASS, Billie Marshall DUNCAN, Irene BROWN, Elease Morene ENGLAND, Olivia Ree GOAD, Jimmie Ruth Ruth PITCOCK, Vivizan Imogene HALCOMB, Edith PROFFITT, Claxton REAGAN, Mary Matilda TAYLOR. 13 students graduating from high school at Fountain Run: Ruby BURNETTE, Gwendolyn CLARKSON, Willa Dean CUNNINGHAM, Nelda Wheat ISENBERG, Golda Ruth LANE, DeElda MYERS, Gwendolyn SIMMONS, Hilda SMITH, Lawrence THOMAS, Luther TINSLEY, Albert TURNER, Louise WHEET, James Morris WILLIAMS. Mr & Mrs Benton RODY & family moved to Dayton OH, 269 Maple St. The T L CARTER residence, where they lived, was bought by L B TOOLEY. Fred JOHNSON has the mumps. Lt Harry McCABE, wife and little daughter spent time in T'ville. She is a niece of Carson COOK. He is in the Armed Forced stationed at the airfield at Smyrna TN Archie HUME held an all-day singing at Skaggs Creek 7 May. Mr & Mrs Rad FERGUSON of Beautiful Home neighborhood had guests: Mr & Mrs Diller GOAD & children, Mr & Mrs Taft GRIMSLEY, Miss Mary GOAD of T'ville. Mrs Bill WILLIAMS of Indianapolis whose husband is in England (Sgt) is staying with her mother, Mrs Cora LONG of T'ville. Buford PAGE & family visited Rev S L PRUITT & family of Greensburg KY. Misses Frances HRRISON & Eloise WILLIAMS spent the weekend visiting Misses Vina and Nina HARRISON of Evansville IN. Mr & Mrs Herman HARLAN of Florence AL visited his parents, Mr & Mrs John HARLAN. Clint CLOYD and Oscar MARTIN celebrated their birthdays. Next week: March 8, 1945. 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/

Here it is is. http://www.so-ky.com/ propoflady@bellsouth.net wrote: > Can you tell me what the address is for Ray's site I don't think I have seen it. > > thanks > >> From: Linda Hendley <lbh@scrtc.com> >> Date: 2006/04/24 Mon PM 01:14:02 EDT >> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Re: [SCKY] A special thanks >> >> Yes I agree with you all and want to that Dean and all the other people >> that have shared such interesting stories with us all. And don't forget >> Ray Green that has the great website with tombstone pictures. You all >> are very appreciated. Linda Hendley >> >> Liz Marcello wrote: >> >>> Me, Too! Thanks so much, Sandi! You are loved and appreciated! >>> Liz >>> >>> On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 10:37:45 -0500 "Betty Collier" >>> <lgblcollier@sbcglobal.net> writes: >>> >>> >>>> I second these remarks again and again. We who live far away from >>>> Barren >>>> and surrounding counties would have very little insight into the >>>> lives of >>>> those ancestors who once lived in the area without the great >>>> contributions >>>> Sandi has made to the world of seekers and searchers of family >>>> history. >>>> >>>> Thank you Sandi, >>>> Betty Collier >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== >> >> >> >> > > > > >

Yes I agree with you all and want to that Dean and all the other people that have shared such interesting stories with us all. And don't forget Ray Green that has the great website with tombstone pictures. You all are very appreciated. Linda Hendley Liz Marcello wrote: > Me, Too! Thanks so much, Sandi! You are loved and appreciated! > Liz > > On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 10:37:45 -0500 "Betty Collier" > <lgblcollier@sbcglobal.net> writes: > >> I second these remarks again and again. We who live far away from >> Barren >> and surrounding counties would have very little insight into the >> lives of >> those ancestors who once lived in the area without the great >> contributions >> Sandi has made to the world of seekers and searchers of family >> history. >> >> Thank you Sandi, >> Betty Collier >> >> >> >> ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== >> >> >> >> >> > > > ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== > > > > > >

Me, Too! Thanks so much, Sandi! You are loved and appreciated! Liz On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 10:37:45 -0500 "Betty Collier" <lgblcollier@sbcglobal.net> writes: > I second these remarks again and again. We who live far away from > Barren > and surrounding counties would have very little insight into the > lives of > those ancestors who once lived in the area without the great > contributions > Sandi has made to the world of seekers and searchers of family > history. > > Thank you Sandi, > Betty Collier > > > > ==== SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY Mailing List ==== > > > >

I second these remarks again and again. We who live far away from Barren and surrounding counties would have very little insight into the lives of those ancestors who once lived in the area without the great contributions Sandi has made to the world of seekers and searchers of family history. Thank you Sandi, Betty Collier