For some of the new listers, a note here about the vital statistics such as I am posting right now. >From 1852-1910, KY allowed and recorded the births and deaths (and marriages) in the existing counties. But the years covered were random. Many years were not recorded, and I have been told that the KY Legislature (and other states followed the same pattern) felt that there was no need to record all these. And, I imagine that some years have been lost. The information was recorded in the large ledger books at the County Clerk's office. These books do not exist in the various counties but have been microfilmed. Birth records normally showed the name of the child (if named yet), color, sex, status (living or dead), name of parents (or slave owner), place of birth of parents. Death records normally showed the name of the individual, place of birth, place of residence, place of death, cause of death if known, sometimes occupation, name of parents if known, their place of birth if known, cause of death and date of death. Were there errors in the records? Oh yes! The doctors or midwives were to keep track of all the births and deaths they had attended that year and return these records to the County Clerk's office yearly. They were written normally on little scraps of paper, some of which I've seen. The handwriting could be atrocious then as now. If the doctor did not keep good records, wrote poorly, or didn't even know the names of those he attended, names and facts could be incorrect. Thankfully most kept good records. In one case where I was transcribing, the doctor must not have dated the event and his report showed that everyone was born or died on the 1st or the 15th! At times the physcian/midwife was not in attendance at the death and took the family word as to the cause of death or even the date of death. It was not as scientific as it is today and several diseases had the same symptoms. During the cholera epidemic in Barren Co in 1854, most deaths were coded as cholera, but other doctor's showed it as dysentary, summer cholera or other diseases with the same symptoms. The vital statistics are a wonderful tool for the genealogist tho hard to read in many instances from the microfilm. The clerk had to interpret the doctor's handwriting and if he didn't know the family, he could make mistakes also. Then, 200 years later or so, we try to interpret the Clerk's writing ... a lot of chances for errors! One English born clerk in Barren Co showed all the James as Jeames, the Henry's as Henri's, the Smiths as Smythes, etc. Comments were also written in by the clerk on some entries which today are hysterical - normally regarding the births. They had no idea that we would be looking at their comments later. I hope this helps a tad. Each year was recorded separately, and names listed by the first initial of the last name. All the births are together, then the deaths, then the marriages. Normally the I's and J's were recorded together as they were written the same. Sometimes a name was put on the wrong page and you will find a Jones at the end of the S page, etc. Some microfilm is unreadable - dark. Sometimes the clerk got off a line in the ledger book and got the wrong person with the wrong parents. But the majority are as accurate as we can ascertain - looking at it many years later. See you all Monday - 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/

Note: if parent's names are shown and their place of birth shown, it will be in parenthesis after their names with the father's place of birth shown first followed by the mother's place of birth. ALSO - even tho you think you don't have family in Hart Co - scan thru them as you will see other places of birth include Barren, Monroe, etc. Also name spelling and initials will sometimes vary - BLAKEMAN, Caroline, color shown as copper, 20, married, housekeeper, born Metcalfe Co, d/o James & Sarah PACE (VA, KY), died of consumption 15 July 1874. BLAKEMAN, John, black, 50, single, s/o Tom K& Lucy (Unknown-KY), bright's disease 15 Dec 1907. BLAKEMAN, Sarah L, black, 14, d/o T G & C (KY-KY), diptheria, 25 Oct 1874 BLAKEY, no first name, 5 mos, male, s/o JA & Martha (VA-Monroe Co), unknown cause, Sep 1877. BLAKEY, Olie O, 5 weeks, female, d/o William A & Susan (KY-KY), unknown, 31 Dec 1876. BOHANNON, Elizabeth E, 19, single, born Barren Co, d/o J H & Henrietta, typhoid fever, May 1853. BOHANNON, Emily E, 1 yr, 1 mo, 17 days, d/o J M & Henrietta, south side Green River, worms, 24 Sept 1854. BOHANNON, John S, 20 mos, s/o J & H, cholic, 5 May 1855. BOLTON, Hannah L, 4 yrs, 2 mos, 30 days, north side, d/o Elliott V & Susan J (Taylor Co-Barren Co), dyptheriea, 26 Dec 1861. BOLTON, Nancy B, 9 mos & 20 days, north side, d/o Charles A & Phebe B (Taylor- Green Co), typhoid, 24 Nov 1861. BOLTON, William T, 38 yrs, 11 mos, 9 days, married, north side, born VA, s/o Robert & Hannah L (Halifax Co VA-VA), measles, 16 De 1861. BOMAR, Benjamin F, 9, s/o Joseph & Mary, flux, July 1852. BOMAR, Joel C, 21, single, s/o John & Mary, north side, cholera, 6 July 1854. BOMAR, Mary, 35, married, born Larue Co KY, d/o Jed WALTERS/WALDERS, north side, cholera, 6 July 1854. BOSTICK, Nancy H, 74, widow, d/o Jerry & nancy DAWSON (VA-VA), dropsy, 5 Nov 1874. BOTTOM, Mariah E, 21, single, d/o Robert H & Narcissa (VA-KY), consumption, 27 Nov 1874. BOWEN, No first name, 0 age, c/o John & Katherine, stillborn, Dec 1875. BOWLES, No first name, female, d/o John F & Susannah, hives, 8 Sept 1852. BOWLES, Susannah, 43, married, born Barren Co, d/o Henry & Elizabeth HAYS, flux, 27 Aug 1852. BOWMAN, Martha M, 3 yrs, 9 mos, 25 days, north side, d/o Wm B & Sarah J, (Hart-Hart), dyptheria, 1 Dec 1861. BOWMAN, Susan T, 27, single, born VA, d/o Benjamin & Emaline, congestive chills, 21 July 1875. BOYD, E P, 2, female, d/o O P & J G (Hart-Hart), spasms, 1 Dec 1892. BRADLEY, Elijah, 36, single, s/o Peter & Catharine (Larue-Nelson), consumption, 3 May 1877. BRATCHER, Ann S, 20, married, farmer, d/o John K & Ann Gonterman (KY-KY), child bed fever, 7 Dec 1876. BRATCHER, Lydia, 3, d/o Berry & Sarah, north side, flux, July 1854. BRATCHER, Mary E, 1 yr, 11 mos, 16 days, d/o Berry & Sarah, north side, croup, 10 Oct 1859. BRAWNER, Slave Josephine, 14 yrs & 5 mos, Nancy Brawner owner, south side, whooping cough & heart disease, 24 Feb 1854. BRAWNER, Slave Thomas, 3 mos & 25 days, Nancy Brawner owner, south side, croup, 10 Nov 1857. BRENTS, Mary C, black, 16, married, d/o Martin & Rachel (Barren-Barren), consumption, 14 May 1876. BRENTS, Slave Martha, 2, slave of Joshua Brents, flux, July 1852. BRENTS, Slave Patrick, 15, slave of Joshua, flux, July 1852. BRICKEY, Lewis, 10, s/o James, typhoid fever, 9 Aug 1852. to be continued - 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 am still searching for information regarding the following families in Cumberland and Monroe counties. Robert Green and wife Elizabeth. Robert was born between 1766 and 1775, He was in Cumberland County by 1810, probably by 1805. Robert may have been married prior to Elizabeth, but this is only speculation on my part due to the ages of the children on the census in 1810 and 1820. Four of them appear too old to be Elizabeth's who was born around 1790. I was able to find the name Elizabeth in a deed book extract (thanks Sandi!) from 1819. I have a list of names for children who appear to be theirs, namely my ggggrandfather, Robert Robinson Green, born August 10, 1811 at Kettle Creek, Cumberland County. In 1820, the family appears on the Monroe County census. If what I have pieced together is correct, they went to Sangamon County, Illinois about 1821-1822. Robert Green appears to have died about 1826-1828, the rest of the family is in southwestern Wisconsin by 1830, where Elizabeth remarried. Although some of this needs further documentation, there is quite a bit of evidence to back everything up. Questions: What is Elizabeth's maiden name? When and where were Robert and Elizabeth married? Was Robert married previous to Elizabeth, and if so, to whom? Names of children? Benjamin Farmer and family. They show up near Robert Green in both the 1810 and 1820 censuses. Benjamin supposedly married four times and had 24 kids. His family also went to Sangamon County, Illinois about the same time as the Greens. At least some of them did! Also, some Farmers end up in the same area of Wisconsin at the same time as the Greens. Robert Robinson Green's first wife was Cinderella (Sinderila) Farmer, they were married in Wisconsin in 1834. She died in 1846, and unfortunately none of thier children lived to produce offspring. Robert Robinson Green remarried and all eight children from the second marriage produced numerous descendants! Benjamin Farmer's name appears on at least one land record I have for Robert Green in Cumnberland County, but I can't remember in what capacity. I still haven't figured out the land grant system!! Questions: Names of wives and children of Benjamin and their spouses would be helpful. Particularly anything that might tie them to the Greens. William Murley and his second wife, Jane Green. Again, neighbors of Robert and Elizabeth Green. Same census pattern--1810 Cumberland and 1820 Monroe. Robert Green is mentioned on one of William's land records, I am not sure now if it was as a neighbor or a chain carrier. If I calculated correctly, Jane would have been born between 1775 and 1784, making her an age to possibly be a sister to Robert. Question: Did William and Jane have any children together? If so, what are their names? Any specific information about Jane; her birthdate and place, death information, etc. Does she have any siblings? I realize this is long, and I posed a lot of questions. I do not expext anyone to have all of the answers, nor to I expect to find all of the answers with just this one message. I am hoping for some tidbit to point me in the right direction with my research. Thank you, Joni Vella Cudahy, Wisconsin

Present: Robert WALLACE, Jas ATWOOD & William MELTON. Rosey EVANS came into court and made choice of David ROBINSON as her guardian; securities by Will ELAM. Stalia ROWLINS, widow and relict of Chas ROWLINS had letters of Administration granted her on the estate of her deceased husband, bond with John WILSON and Isaac CRAWFORD. Thomas CRAWFORD, John GAGE, William GARDNER and George REED to appraise the estate. E W COVINGTON sworn in as Deputy Sheriff to Vincent ANDERSON. Leander HUGHES allowed to remove 200 acres of land. Adjourned, /s/ Robert WALLACE. 7 May 1800: (continuation of above). Jonah HOLIMAN, child of Mary HOLIMAN bound to John STERAT to learn the trade of a farmer. Burwell JACKSON allowed a viewing of a mill site on 3rd Sat of June, located on Gasper River. Indenture of bargain an sale between Joab WATSON and Solomon WHITE acknowleded and recorded. Follows more removals of certififcates: George GREEN (200 acres), William DARNAL (200), Matthew CALDWELL (200), Elenor CHISUM (100 acres) Alexander McGORIN? (200), Nicholas ROBINSON (60), Thomas DARNAL Jr (200), Nicholas DARNAL Jr (200), Nancy WEBSTER (200), Samuel ANDERSON (200), Burwell THOMPSON (60), John GOODWIN (200). Thomas REYNOLDS exempted from paying county levy in the future. Justices Jona. RUSSELL, William MILTON & James ATWOOD joined other justices. David STUART, Constable exempt (didn't say from what). Sampson BETHEL exempted from county levy for present year. Thompson BRIGGS allowed to remove the road leading from the Warren Co courthouse to Logan courthouse on the south side of his field. Will ROUNDTREE appointed Constable; bond with Robert HASLIP. Hands in the following bounds: Beginning at Joseph SNODGRASS to Saml COX then to Parmenas PALMER, then to Jesse BOYCE, then to Thomas LOWRY Sr's, from there on a straight line to the Cumberland Road, to assist Thos LOWRY Jr in keeping the road in repair. Court adjourned. /s/ Gladin GORIN. To be continued. Just a thought here. If we stop and think - these men met 206 years ago and yet when we work on our family genealogy, they are as alive and real to us as if they were still working away.. They worked hard to manage the county affairs that formed the basis of current day Warren Co (or any county). They worried about settling on the wrong lands, laying out the roads (many of which are now the major streets we zoom along daily); they taught the bound children skills like farming which skills are still in use .... makes one stop and think doesn't it? 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/

If Brenda Fitzgerald is out there, I'd like to communicate with her re the multiple GRACE and HEAD marriages over the past few hundred years. I wrote to her at an old Rootsweb address and it came back to me. Hopefully, she's still active and in the Glasgow area. For that matter, if there's anyone on the list that has knowledge of these families, I'd sure appreciate hearing from you! Thanks.

Personals: James PHILPOT had a minor operation and a month's treatment in Kansas City and is expected home shortly. Wee HAILE & family of Bowling Green are visiting relatives at Harlan's Cross Roads. Mrs Ruby GOOLSBY of T'ville had guests last weekend - Misses Ruth DOUGLAS, Lapela BAGBY & Jackie McGINNIS of Greensburg KY. L K YOKLEY and Edd RICHARDSON returned from a trip for their health to Hot Springs Arkansas. Lt Commander J Leonard MORTON and bride were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Esco WOOD of North Main St. They were enroute from Washington DC to San Francisco. She was Miss Evelyn KEMPFER of Alexandria VA where they were married 27 March at Christ Church. He just returned from Japan where he commanded the USS Vigilance, served 6 years. He is a nephew of Mr WOOD. Mr and Mrs Levi DOUGLAS of Greensburg visited Mr and Mrs J H WALDEN and other relatives at Mt Gilead and T'ville. Mrs. Bug PHILPOT is recoering from serious illness. Otha SMITH and family, formerly of Marrowbone, have moved to the C H DICKERSON property in Newtown vacated by Charlie WITCHER. Mr and Mrs Glen RHOTON are the proud parents of a girl born March 25 and named Glenda Darene. Mr and Mrs Fred TURNER and Mr and Mrs Clarence MOFFETT and dau Patricia of Indianapolis, were weekend guests of Mrs Fanny CONDRA, mother of Mrs Turner and Mrs Moffett. Pvt Nuland MOORE, son of Mr and Mrs S J MOORE is hone on a dely-en-routh furlough on his way to the state of Washington to the East Coast. He will be stationed in Europe. Clarence C MYERS, Adjutant at Kentucky General Hospital at Memphis TN from Monroe Co. Son of Jim Riley MYERS of gamaliel, brother of Mrs. H C BURGESS. He attended T'ville graded and high school, living then with Judge and Mrs. W S SMITH. He is also related to the SMITHS and to Mrs A L EMBERTON here. Has 28 yrs service; assigned to Kennedy on Sept 1 1942. (Long bio). Cites wife and 3 sons who settled in Memphis, now living at 3615 Spottswood. The daughters are nuns, school teachers of the White Benededictine Order of the Sisterhood with Motherhouse at Jonesboro, Ark. Next week - new paper. 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 have gotten NO email or indication that my AOL bill is changing. What is this all about?

Due to a dandy snow, our town is quiet this morning and at present, my server is down. It is up for a moment and then goes back down. So - for whenever you receive this! I am starting a series on the earliest settlers of Glasgow based on the original deed books. I am going to attempt to see if the webmaster of the Barren Co board can upload a plat map of Glasgow which was drawn in 1799 by John Gorin. (Will take awhile). Shown in the next series of posts will be shown the lot number, the grantee, the price paid, date of purchase, book and page # where recorded. This list was compiled by Ken Beard of our historical society and from my transcriptions of the deed books. In a few instances, there is no deed book reference.If more than one entry is shown for a lot, this is a sale of the lot from the original owner. A separate post will follow showing the establishment of Glasgow. #1 George Washington FLETCHER, $10, 22 Mar 1800, A, 47 B B Crump, no price shown, 20 June 1802 #2 John MATTHEWS, no price, 31 Mar 1801, B, 17 John MATTHEWS, heirs, no price, 1815 #3 William STRINGFIELD, $70, 22 Mar 1800, A, 57 #4 George CHAPMAN, no price, 26 Sept 1811, B, p. 4? John MATTHEWS orig to George CHAPMAN, no price, Sept 1811 John MATTHEWS heirs with #5, 1815 #5 Edward SAUNDERS, $12, 22 Mar 1800, A, 48 #6 no record #7 John MATTHEWS & 13, 70 & 70, $82, 22 Mar 1800, A, 46 #8 James FRANKLIN & 8, 9, 12 # 37, $55, 22 Mar 1800, A, 56 #9 James FRANKLIN, 22 Mar 1800, A, 56. #9 (lot split), William WELSH & #38, $29, 22 Mar 1800, A, 39 #10 John GORIN, no price, 31 Oct 1801, B, 16 #11 John GORIN, no price, 31 Oct 1801, b, 16 12 James FRANKLIN, no price, 22 Mar 1800, A, 56 #13 John MATTHEWS & #7, 13, 70 & 71, $82, 22 Mar 1800, A, 46 #14 - no record #15 James MILLER and #15 and 16, 33 shillings, 28 July 1806, A, 344 James H RICE, no price, 20 June 1807, B, 148 #16 James MILLER, no price, 28 July 1806, A, 344 James H RICE, no price, 20 June 1807, B, 148 #17 Henry MILLER, $9.84, 23 Apr 1803, B, 28 #18 Henry MILER & 17, 18, 29, 20 and out lot 12, no price, 23 Apr 1803, B, 28 #19 Henry MILLER, no price, 23 Apr 1803, B, 28 #20 Henry MILLER, no price, 23 Apr 1803, B, 28 #21 Ann HARRIS plus lots 21, 22, 23 an 24, 48 shillings, 20 June 1807, b, 146 #22 Ann HARRIS, no price, 20 June 1807 B, 146 #23 Ann HARRIS, no prie, 20 June 1807, B, 146 #24 Ann HARRIS, no prie, 20 June 1807, B, 146 #25 Rhody FERRELL, $26, 7 June 1800, A, 40 #26 William HIGGINS, $37, 22 Mar 1800, A, 53 #27 William FELAND, $41, 22 Mar 1800, A, 59 John TERRY part for taxes, Jan 1840 #28 William STRINGFIELD & lot 3, no price, 22 Mar 1800, A, 57 #29 part of Big Spring lot $30 John COLE Sr & lot 74, $59, 22 Mar 1800, A, 38 Henry CRUTCHER house, 1810 31 John GORIN, original, 1810 to be continued - 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 8:15 am, we're still down - 3 inches in my front yard - not a major thing to most of you I know! For whenever you receive this; thanks for the few who took guesses at last weeks' puzzle; only one got the answer right. Charlie has posted the answer along with this week's puzzler. Give it a try by clicking on the URL in my signature line called gensoup. Take care and see you tomorrow - I think!! Sand 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/

An application of John Goran [sic] it is Ordered that a Town be established on his land where he now lives, and that 152 aces of land be appropriated to the use of said Town which are in the Following bounds: Towit Begining at a stake on the side of a hill running thence S 70 degrees E 142 poles to a Beech tree thence S 24 degreees E 106 poles to a Beech at the foot hill near the Creek thence S 33 degrees W 114 poles Crossing the Creek to a small beech standing on the bank of said Creek thence N 33 1/2 degrees W 214 poles to a Stake thence N 20 degrees E 61 1/2 poles to the Beginning which said Town shall be called and known by the name of Glasgow & it is ordered that Hardin [sic Haiden] Trigg, John Cole, John Matthews, John McFerran, John Moss, Abel Hennon & Wm Welsh be appointed Trustees of the said Town of Glasgow and that the Title of the afsd 152 acres of Land be vested in said Trustees and their Successors agreeable to an Act of Assembly entitled "an Act of Assembly concerning Establishing of Towns" thereupon the said John Goran with John Matthews & John Moss his surety entered into bond in the penalty of 100 pounds conditioned as the Law directs. This land was from a land grant to John Scott who served as a Lieutenant in the Fifth Regiment of Light Dragoons from August 10, 1780, to November, 1782. The grant issued on February 24, 1784 for 2,666 2/3 acres and surveyed December 15, 1785 by George Rogers Clark. Order Book #1, p. 29. January 1800 - John Gorin, first mayor in said court came into court and took the oath to the United States, the oath to the State of Kentucky, and the oath of office which is ordered to be certified. The town of Glasgow was divided into two sections. The Lots within the Towns border were equal in length and width (blocks 300' by 300', lots 150' by 150' based on the scale and the call along Front Street) with streets on each side (35' wide). The "in" lots number 1 through 110. The "Outlots" were irregular without street access. The out lots numbered 1 through 17. The survey of the town's establishment begins near the corner of Liberty and Front Street at Lot #1 and runs East along Front Street to Out Lot #1. From Out Lot #1 (crosses the Burkesville Road US 90) to a corner between Out Lots #6 and #10. From 6 & 10 to the South corner of Out Lot #17, crossing the South Fork of Beaver Creek in lot #13. It continues along the East side of the creek, crossing the Temple Hill Road at the junction of the spring branch to a point approximately 700' South of the road (US63). From this point, a straight line to a point near the corner of Race and Washington Street. Along Washington Street to Liberty Street. Along Liberty Street to the Beginning. "At a meeting of the trustees at the Bank of Green River on the 20th Feb 1819. Present: Joseph Winlocke, Pres., Charles Harvey, J. R. Underwood. It was satisfactorily proved to the board by the testimony of John McFerran that the original establishment of the town of Glasgow, John Gorin gave to the county of Barren 150 acres of land for the purpose of establishing a town and two acres in addition for the public square, the said 150 acres to be laid off into in and out lots and to be sold for the benefit of said Gorin and the count of Barren (said Gorin having a right reserved to select first choice of Lots) said orin made selection of the corner lot above the spring on which the family lived which he took at $79.00 being the price of the highest lot sold at auction. It is therefore considered by the Board that said Gorin is entitled to the legal title to said lot 31 and that this Board will execute a deed for said lot to said Gorin when the same is properly prepared and presented. Adjourned: Jas. Winlocke. Lot #31 is at the corner of the square at the intersection of Green Street and Washington St where the Barren Co Progress office is now located. 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/

Most List members will want to put this in your Favorites Links. > http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ Copy and Paste Rootsweb will send you an email telling you all the email names you indicate and what lists you have current SUBSCRIBE. Since AOL a major ISP in the USA has announced immediate next billing Price Increases in 2006, many members may be wanting to know what Rootsweb Mailing Lists they are subscribed, in order to unsubscribe, and, SUBSCRIBE with new mailing addresses of whomever they join. Many List members are already sending to the Lists, new mailing addresses, which should not be sent to Mailing Lists, but to specific persons. Mailing Lists require you to SUBSCRIBE by an email, and UNSUBSCRIBE by an email. You can send your new email address OFFLINE to specific persons, rather than an email into the ARCHIVES. Hope this helps as it will help all Administrators in Rootsweb Mail Lists.

Thanks to everyone who replied to my query. I stand corrected on his name! It was Joseph Thomas Mills, named after his Father, Charles Thomas Mills.

Sorry, Here is the complete text of the obit Daily News (Bowling Green, KY) Joe T. Mills Wednesday, February 8, 2006 12:05 PM CST Published: February 8, 2006 SHEPHERDSVILLE - Joe T. Mills, 62, of Shepherdsville died Feb. 6, 2006, at Norton Audubon Hospital. The Warren County native was a member of Okolona Church of Christ, a charter member and past president of North Bullitt County Lions Club and a retired school principal for the Bullitt County Board of Education. He was a son of the late Charles T. Mills and Versye Jones Mills. He was preceded in death by a sister, Linda Mills Wofford. Funeral is at 11 a.m. Thursday at Schoppenhorst, Underwood and Brooks Funeral Home, with burial in Brookland Cemetery. Visitation is from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Survivors include his wife, Shirley Ruckel Mills; a daughter, Joanna Burton and her husband, Michael; a sister, Dora Mills Edison and her husband, Franklin; grandchildren, Damian, Dana and Jake Burton; a brother-in-law, Roger Ruckel; three nephews, Daniel and Ryan Ruckel and Kyle Wofford; and several friends. JOE MILLS Copyright, 2006, News Publishing LLC (Bowling Green, KY) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Lowe" <julo@scrtc.com> To: <SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 1:36 PM Subject: [SCKY] Charles Joseph Mills Obit I am trying to locate the obituary of Charles Joseph Mills born 14 March, 1943 in Warren Co.,KY who lived in Shepherdsville, KY and passed on the 2 of Feb, 2006. I tried the Courier Journal from Louisville but did not find. I would appreciate any links or information as how to find his obit. Thank you, Judy Nuckols Lowe ==== 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.

In the Bowling Green Daily News Joe T. Mills Wednesday, February 8, 2006 12:05 PM CST Publish Date: February 8, 2006 Word Count: 156 Document ID: 10FAB2940686BB08 SHEPHERDSVILLE - Joe T. Mills, 62, of Shepherdsville died Feb. 6, 2006, at Norton Audubon Hospital. The Warren County native was a member of Okolona Church of Christ, a charter member and past president of North Bullitt County Lions Club and a retired school principal for the Bullitt County Board of Education. He was a son of the late Charles T. Mills and Versye Jones Mills. He was preceded in death by a sister, Linda Mills Wofford. Funeral is at 11 a.m. Thursday at Schoppenhorst, Underwood Brec Morton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Lowe" <julo@scrtc.com> To: <SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 1:36 PM Subject: [SCKY] Charles Joseph Mills Obit I am trying to locate the obituary of Charles Joseph Mills born 14 March, 1943 in Warren Co.,KY who lived in Shepherdsville, KY and passed on the 2 of Feb, 2006. I tried the Courier Journal from Louisville but did not find. I would appreciate any links or information as how to find his obit. Thank you, Judy Nuckols Lowe ==== 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.

I am trying to locate the obituary of Charles Joseph Mills born 14 March, 1943 in Warren Co.,KY who lived in Shepherdsville, KY and passed on the 2 of Feb, 2006. I tried the Courier Journal from Louisville but did not find. I would appreciate any links or information as how to find his obit. Thank you, Judy Nuckols Lowe

I am have a friend working with me on obtaining the obituaries from the Louisville Courier Journal so the wait will not be so long. If you need an obituary between 1918 and present date, email me privately. Wayne Walker in Louisville

Does anyone on the list know if the John T. WHITE who m. Florintha HEAD was from the Thomas and Elizabeth WHITE family who were enumerated in the 1850 Monroe Co. census, T'ville area? John and Florintha are buried in the White Cemetery near Moss, TN. Other children shown in that census were Asberry, Jordan, Nancy, Mary, Elizabeth, Amanda, and Sarah. A son, J. T. age 7 was included. This same J. T. appears in 1870 T'ville as John T. age 27, with Marcellas G. age 23, Lindsey age 1 mo. and Elizabeth age 63. Thomas was not there. The John T. White I'm interested in was b. abt 1847 d. 12 Oct 1917. Any scraps will be appreciated.

Continuation of deaths for Hart Co for the years 1852 through 1859, 1861, 1874 through 1877, 1892, 1893, 1903, 1904 and 1907 - only years recorded. BACON, Annie?, 27, married, d/o Henry & Martha FERRISS, died after operation 6 Nov 1907 BACON, Sallie, 1, d/o Frank & M___, fever, 27 July 1907 BAILEY, Frances T, 4 mos & 23 days, d/o WIlliam, north side, whooping cough, 3 Aug 1854. BAILEY, Lucinda T, 5 mos, d/o Wilson & Sarah, north side, hives, 8 Oct 1854. BAIRD, Jenetta, 42, single, south side, d/o A S & Elizabeth, parents born Barren Co, inflamed rheumatism, 22 Sep 1861. BAIRD, Slave Silas, 16, A S BAIRD owner, south side, consumption, 15 June 1858. BALE, Edmund/Edward T, 8 yrs, 2 mos, 19 days, s/o Jacob & Elizabeth, north side, dropsy, 1 Dec 1859. BALE, Eliza, 20 days, north side, d/o Jospeh D & Sarah, parents both born Green Co, unknown cause, 1 Aug 1861. BANKS, Levisa, Black, 3 mos, d/o John, father born NC, mother (not named) born Laurel Co, unknown cause, Oct 1877. BARENTINE, Ira W, 4, male, s/o William J & M L, father born MS, mother born AL, croup, 25 Dec 1874. BARLOW, Mary, Black, 0 age, d/o Bill BARLOW, parents born Hart Co, unknown, 19 Dec 1875. BARNETT, James M, 56, married born Green Co KY, s/o William & Sophia, parents born Green Co, consumption, 4 Feb 1875. BARRETT, Jane A, 17 yrs, 8 mos, 8 days, single, d/o Lewis & Rachel, north side, consumption, 15 Mar 1859. BARRETT, Lewis, 50, married, physician, north side, miningitis, 14 Mar 1854. BARRETT, Slave Aaron, 55, north side, owned by Mrs. Rachel Barrett, consumption, 10 Apt 1861. BARRETT, Slave Nancy, 19 yrs & 6 mos, north side, same owner, typhoid, 28 Nov 1861 BASS, Lucy, 50, single, d/o Tyre & Rebecca, south side, cancer, 8 Mar 1859. BASS, Mary, 40 yrs, 6 mos, 26 days, born Taylor Co KY, d/o William & Rebecca WILLIAMS, unknown cause, 2 Apr 1858. BASS, No first name, 10 days, male, s/o Thomas & Sarah F, croup, 20 Jan 1858. BEARD, Fran, black, 17, female, consumption, 10 July 1892. BEARD, Onie, black, 3, female, unknown cause, 15 May 1892. BEARD, Susannah, 58, married, born VA, d/o S & ___ (blank) PHELPS, north side, kidney grael, 25 Sep 1854. BEARD, Virginia, 39, single, d/o Christopher & Susan, father born Franklin Co, mother born Gedford Co, unknown cause, 18 Sep 1877. BEARD, ___ (faded), black, 9, male, 5 Apr 1892. BEELER, William W, 1 yr & 4 mos, resided Larue Co, s/o James & Amanda, north side, brain inflamation, 1 Mar 1854. BELCHER, No first, 0 hours, s/oJohn & N E, parents born KY, unknown cause, 19 Jan 1874. BELL, No First, 21 days, male, s/o J & Mary E, south side, unknown cause, 5 Sep 1856. BELL, Thomas S, 1 yr,1 1 mos, s/o James & Rachel, south side, worms, 20 Sept 1857. BENNETT, Caleb A J, 21 yrs, 3 months, single, born Green Co KY, s/o Samuel & Elender, north side, drowned in the Mississippi River on his way to New Orleans, 7 Feb 1854. BENNETT, Joseph, 1 yr & 6 mos, s/o Joseph & Jane, north side, flux, 10 Sept 1857. BENNETT, Louisa/Laura Ellen, 1, d/o Samuel & Elizabeth C, flux, 23 Aug 1852. BENNETT, No first, 29 days, male, s/o John C & Martha, north side, flux, 31 Aug 1856. BEVILL, Carrie L, 27, married, resided Magnolia, died Larue Co, d/o W S & Susie LAMKIN, parents born Hart Co, typhoid, 24 Aug 1907. Note: information required varied from year to year, some was unreadable, some left blank. Sometimes the names were very difficult to deciper. Corrections welcome, please post to the list. 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/

At the 5 Mar 1800 sssion Gladin GORIN, David HUDSPETH, John ROUNTREE & James CAMPBELL wee present. More removed certificates were shown including: Thomas ROBINSON (200 acres), Sally DELANY (200), Sally PRICE (200), Robert STUART (40), Philip JONES (78), Isaac ROUNGAVALE? (200), James WYAT (200), James RITCHEY (200), John WILLIAMS (no acreage shwon), Benjamin MILTON (200), Soloman NESSLER (200), John WHITE (100), Lewis OUTLAW (200), Henry TAYLOR (200), John JACKSON (200), John PAINTER, (200), Frederic BARNS (75), John NEEL (200) Road report from the courthouse to the county line towards the Barren Co courthouse .. cites REBURN to Daniel McNEEL's (at the Trunk Spring), then to Robert WALLACE's and then to George REED's near the Barren County line. Approved.Rachel HENDRICKS came into court and made oath that Thomas HENDRICKS is the heir and legal representative of John HENDRICKS, decd. John ROUNTREE allowed to solemnize the rites of marriage. John RAY, Samuel THOMAS and Stout BRINSON recommended as magistrates. Israel ANDERSON appointed Constable, took oaths; bond with Joseph ANTHONY. Vincent ANDERSON, Gentleman, Sheriff, came into court and gave bond for the collection of the county levy for 1799 with E V COVINGTON & George MOORE securities. On motion of John CURD, ordered that he be allwed to turn the road that leads from STUART's Ferry to the Warren Co courthouse northeastward of his plantation and allwoed to fence in the old road. Jacob PEAT, John GRAMMER and Peter TAYLOR sworn in to allot hands to work on the road where Elias HOLMES is sureyor. Isaac ROUNSAVALL, Jacob BOSMAN, Mitchel ONEAL & Thomas FLETCHER (any 3) to view for a road from Mitchell ONEAL's Ferry on the Green River to Will SUGGS then to Col JACKSON's Mill, then on a direction to the Logan Co courthouse. Will STRINGFIELD levied additional. Ordered that George MOORE, Gladin GORIN and John CURD be appt to let bids for repairing the jail doors and facing. Ordered that George MOORE be appt Jailer and to have care of the jailhouse and paid $15 a year for same. Ordered that Gladin GORIN and John ROUNTREE be appointed Judges for the upcoming election. Adjourned, signed by Gladin Gorin. 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 have these clipping to give away 1. A picture of the Monroe Co Civil War Vets some are unknown names are Capt. Geo.W. Stevens,Capt. W.B. Roddy, Geo. Fraim ---Steen, Wm.Marrs, James Morrow(?) Ike Steen, G. Goad, Joe Turner, A.J.Railey, Rowden Wood Tom Hagan, Dave(?) Cloyd, Wiley c. Grissom, Arnold Hall, Bean Biggerstaff, Joe Stewart 2.Data about Local Civil War Veterans 2 pages of names ,company and other info.Recorded in the county clerk office 3. Local Civil War Vets has names rank and company