John Jackson born abt 1820 in Kentucky married to Rhoda Gibson born abt.1829 in Wayne Co.,Kentucky. They married Mar 27 1842 in Wayne Co., Kentucky. I found them in 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880 census in Monroe Co.. But I can't find anything else about them. I would love to find out who John Jackson parents are. Their children were: Paulitha born abt 1844 in Wayne Co., Kentucky James born abt. 1845 in Wayne Co., Kentucky Isaac R. Jackson born Dec 1, 1848 in Wayne Co. Kentucky John R. Jackson born abt. 1849 in Monroe Co., Kentucky William Jackson born abt. 1850 in Monroe Co., Kentucky Martha J. Jackson born abt. 1853 in Monroe Co., Kentucky Joseph Jackson born abt 1856 in Monroe Co., Kentucky Lewis F. Jackson born abt. 1858 in Monroe Co., Kentucky Mary E. " Nettie" Jackson born abt. 1862 Monroe Co., Kentucky Warner Jackson born abt. 1864 Monroe Co., Kentucky Any help with them would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Bev

From the Vital Statistics, additional information or corrections appreciated. Physicians could make errors in writing down the births they had attended; the County Clerk could make mistakes reading the physician's handwriting and we can make mistakes in reading the microfilm and the handwriting of the clerk! The year of birth would be correct as the physicians submitted their reports annually. PERKINS, James L, s/o James & Huldah (POYNTER) Perkins, 2 Apr 1874. PERRY, Maggie A, d/o W H & Corilla (SAVAGE) pERRY, 8 Aug 1878. PHILPOTT, Thos. S., s/o J H & S C (WILLIAMS) Philpott, 29 Apr 1860. PIERCE, John H, s/o W C & Julia A (HUBBARD) Pierce, Nov 1875. PIPER, Oliver A, s/o Thos M & E J (FERGUSON) Piper, 29 Jun 1861. PITMAN, Hazeltine W, d/o Sterling C H & Rebecca (SMITH) Pitman, 1 Jan 1874. POLSON, L M, d/o William & Marcella (PEDIGO) Polson, 26 Dec 1876. POOL, Charley, s/o Jno J & Nancy (HARBISON) Pool, 1860. POOL, Edgar, s/o of John P(?) & Mary A (BELCHER) Pool, 12 Sep 1875. PORTER, J P, s/o C P & Margaret (DAVIS) Porter, 27 Nov 1861. POYNTGER, Adolphus, s/o Anderson & Martha (TRENT) Poynter, 17 Oct 1875. POYNTER, J W, s/o Charles M & Frances (MITCHELL) Poynter, 31 Mar 1875. PREWITT, No First, s/o N T & Ida (STOVALL) Prewett, 22 Apr 1907. Born in Center, KY. PRICE, G A, s/o John A & Frances (ASBERRY) Price, 5 June 1861. PRICE, No First, s/o Jno G & Eva G (CASSADY) Price, 4 Aug 1807. Born in Hubbard, KY PRITCHARD, Alfred M, s/o William M & Sarah J (PERRY) Pritchard, 6 Aug 1875. PRUETT, W R, s/o George W & N A D (JEFFERS) Pruett, 11 May 1876. PULLIAM, B K, s/o W H & Naoma (Naomi) G (KEEN) Pulliam, 3 Dec 1861. PULLIAM, Carrie E, d/o J N & Catherine Pulliam, 7 Apr 1860. To be continued. Sandi Colonel Sandi Gorin President, South Central KY Historical & Genealogical Society Sandi's website: http://www.gensoup.org/gorin/index.html Sandi's puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

We're now up to the session held on 7 Sept 1798 with the same justices are on the previous day. An order to the Auditor that E M COVINGTON be allowed 5 pounds for summonses and attending 5 called courts. Adjourned. Note: Called courts were special sessions that were not on the regular calendar quarterly. They were hold for special reasons. Next session - Wednesday, 30 Jan 1799. This session was for the examination of Hezekiah JACKSON who was charged with felony. The prisoner was led to the bar in the custody of the Sheriff and it was demanded of him whether he was guilty or not guilty. He said he was "in no wise guilty". Witnesses were called by the Commonwealth and the prisoner spoke in his own defense. The Court deems that he is guilty and he is to be tried at the next Quarterly Session. The prisoner made motion and asked if he be permitted to make bail. He, Elkin TAYLOR and Wm STRINGFIELD went bail in the amount of 100 pounds posted by the prisoner and 50 pounds each by Taylor and Stringfield. Prisoner to appear on the first Tuesday in next February. Court was dissolved, /s/ Burwell JACKSON. A called court was held on Monday, 4 Feb 1799 for the examination of Jonathan RUSSELL who was charged with passing and coining bad money and hiding the utensils used to make same. Present was Burwell Jackson and John SHANNON. The prisoner was led to the bar in the custody of the Sheriff; he plead not guilty and various witnesses were sworn in and gave testimony. He Court find he is guilty of the charge and he to be tried in the district court in Bardstown on the first Monday in May. The court also found that he is bailable. He entered into bond with Jonathan RUSSELL, John COX and John COOK; Russell to pay (if necessary) 150 pounds and the others 50 pounds each. The deposition of Gladin GORIN, Benjamin HAMPTON & William McHENRY: On the 27th of Jan 1799 these men went to the house of Jonathan RUSSELL to search for implements for making counterfeit money, diligently searched and found a number of utensils for making money (too many to mention). John LANGFORD and his wife Sally testified that some time last fall, Jonathan RUSSELL came to their house and lent him three base dollars (counterfiet) to purchase corn of William LEKINS (Likens?) - Russell stated that he was an ignorant old man and woauld know no better (whether the money was counterfeit or not). Court disolved - Burwell Jackson. To be continued next week. Colonel Sandi Gorin President, South Central KY Historical & Genealogical Society Sandi's website: http://www.gensoup.org/gorin/index.html Sandi's puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

KING, William T, 23 May, Lula SINK and George S. King. Mother is Mary Lelia SINK, daughter of William Henry SINK and Margaret Victoria Smith Father is George Samuel King, son of Thomas Henry King and Amine Catherine YOUNG Margaret in snowy Louisville

Our first light snow and dropping temps after a 1/2 inch of rain last night. Time to stay indoors! Charlie has posted the puzzler for the week; this should be an easy one for most of you. Give it a try by clicking on Sandi's puzzlers in my signature line. Wishing you a good day - the roll call will end Wednesday. Please limit your queries to Allen, Barren, Cumberland, Edmonson, Green, Hart, Metcalfe, Warren and Monroe Counties if possible - counties covered by this list. Sandi Colonel Sandi Gorin President, South Central KY Historical & Genealogical Society Sandi's website: http://www.gensoup.org/gorin/index.html Sandi's puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

Again, any corrections or more information is appreciated, please post to the list. JACKSON, Birdie W, 13 Apr, Mary FURLONG & William Jackson. JAMES, Charles L, 14 Mar, Minnie SMITH and Fred James. Mother's name shown Ninnie. JEWELL, Pauline, 29 July, Ida SETTLE and Lonzo Jewell. In 1920 family lived in Owensboro, Daviess Co KY JOBE, Nellie M, 4 May, Jennie BACON and ___. JOHNSON, Harold L, 2 Jan, Dora LEE and John D. Johnson. JOHNSON, Jessie O, 15 Feb, Dora BUNNELL and Herman Johnson. JOLLY, James R, 17 Mar, Diana THOMAS and Henry H. Jolly. Mother's name shown Diann. JONES, Clarence M, 11 Dec, Fern EATON and ___ JONES, Robert, 26 July, Minnie WATSON and Robert Jones. KEITH, James R, 22 Dec, Cis TIBES & possibly Allen Keith. Verona TIBBS married Allen Keith. KINCHELOE, Ora A, 22 Jan, Cora UNDERWOOD and Zebe Kincheloe. KINCHELOE, Mary C, 30 Aug, Kate PRICE and Oscar J. Kincheloe. Name indexed as Kinchelor. KING, William T, 23 May, Lula SINK and George S. King. KINGERY, Nora M, 21 Jan, Flora BUSH and C. V. Kingery. Name indexed as Kingerry. KINSLOW, Clarine, 26 Aug, Pearl CASH and Clarence Kinslow. KINSLOW, Janice M, 2 Apr, Melina PODUE (sic) & James H. Kinslow. 1920 shows her name as Lucinda; her surname possibly Pardue. Surname indexed as Kinslaud. KIRK, Harold G, 19 Aug, Lula WHEATNEY and ___. LANDRUM, Myrtle D, 24 Oct, Mary PITCOCK and ___. On 1920, mother and child lived with Thomas WINN, shown step-father. LATHRY, Clyde, 30 Nov, Amanda LOGSDON and Les Lathry. Child died 25 Apr 1914; name also shown as LATHERY. LAWRENCE, David L, 19 May, Vernie EVANS and Houston Lawrence. Child not found with family on 1920 census. LAWRENCE, Harry G, & Carrie I, 2 Jun, Emma YOUNG and Henry E. Lawrence. Carrie not found on 1920 census. LOBB, Donnie P, 31 Aug, Sarah GORDEN and James T. Lobb. To be continued next week. Sandi Colonel Sandi Gorin President, South Central KY Historical & Genealogical Society Sandi's website: http://www.gensoup.org/gorin/index.html Sandi's puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

Re the message send 15 Nov 2014 from Ann Murdock Small - I would be interested in getting Ann's email so that I could contact her directly regarding the Bryant's. There is a group of us in the line of Charles Rice and Sarah Bryant who are interested in this line hoping it will lead to the line of Charles and breaking down our Brick Wall! My email is fidpop@yahoo.com. If this is not the correct manner in which to contact her, please let me know. Thank you! S. Roberts-Bradfield Missouri

Mary B. Clarkson Gosnell b. 1891. d. 1944 Barren Co., KY., Bur: Bethlehem Cem., Mud Lic, Monroe Co., KY., She was a CLARKSON when she married John C. Gosnell 1918 JY,; However: I have reason to believe that he maiden name was TURNER: (I believe that she married #1 Feland or Leland Clarkson(?). Any ideas, suggestions? Any help qppreciated. Harold Gosnell

To Descendants of Jesse Bryant and Mary Hill Nelson: Does anyone have a copy of the Last Will and Testament of Edmund F. Bryant mentioned in an article about Allen Bryant in Macon County, Tennessee History And Families or a copy of the certificate mentioned. Here is the quote: --------------------- "BRYANT, Allen Bradford Bryant was born 1803 in Halifax, VA. He was the son of Jessie Bryant and Mary Hill Nelson. Jessie Bryant was a Revolutionary soldier in Virginia. He signed an oath dated 30 Apr 1778, in Virginia. Allen kept the certificate in the family. His son, C.W. Bryant had the oath notarized by a judge in Franklin, KY, as being an original signed oath. It is now located at the Historical Society in Simpson County, KY. Jessie's children were listed in his son's will. Edmund F. Bryant's will in 1841 in Anderson Country, KY. His siblings were, Eli, Jesse, George, Rhoadhaven, the heirs of David, Allen, Polly, Nancy, Sally (Keeling), Elizabeth (Gilly) and Martha Maram (Stewart). Edmund was listed in 1830 in Smith County (Macon). In 1840, Edmund and Allen were listed in Smith County. In 1850, Allen was listed in Sumner County. In 1857, Allen's family moved to Franklin, KY." ------------------------------- I would like to share the following information. I have contacted the Simpson County clerk and did find a will for an Edmund Bryant; however, it was not the will mentioned in the article referred to above. I was told there was no other Edmund Bryant will. While I believe Jesse Bryant's Revolutionary War Application can be found at http://www.revwarapps.org/ Pension Application of Jesse Bryant S39241 I am not absolutely certain. This application has no family information or birth information for Jesse in it. Also there is some confusion in that this file includes an application for bounty land dated16 April 1855 by John H. Briant, who was apparently the son of Thomas Bryant, pension application S16657. In places the name Thomas Bryant has been changed to Jesse Bryant. Further, at the time of the application Jesse was living in Cocke County, TN and I have found no other connection to Cocke County, TN. Does anyone have birth and death dates on Jesse and Mary? The pension for Jesse was suspended in 1820 so I believe that is when he died, but I have not found anything to confirm that. Additional Bryant Pension Applications with Prince Edward County, Virginia connections Pension Application of Robert Bryant S6700 born in 1755 in the month of April in Prince Edward County Virginia, died January 17, 1842 (in Blount County, TN???), two sons, Thompson and John Bryant Pension Application of William Bryant S39220 born Cal 3 March 1755, living in Davidson County, TN at time of application, wife Elizabeth, born about 1768, and son, Hartwell Meekins Bryant I also believe that the surnames Sanford, Whaley, and Gregory may be connected to this Bryant family. These names have been used as first or middle names for members of the Bryant family. Using the information gleaned from the above article and some oral family tradition, research has led me to believe the following is true: Descendants of Jesse Bryant and Mary Hill Nelson --------------------------------- 1-Jesse BRYANT +Mary Hill NELSON b. , Virginia, m. 14 August 1782, Prince Edward County, Virginia, par. Henry NELSON and Unknown |--2-Elizabeth BRYANT b. Abt 1780, Virginia, d. After 1870 | +Joseph GILLEY m. 5 January 1801, Henry County, Virginia |--2-Eli BRYANT b. Abt 1781-1783, Prince Edward County, Virginia, d. 5 November | 1854, Henry County, Virginia |--2-Celia BRYANT b. 25 August 1786 | +Hasten POE m. 13 December 1813, Prince Edward County, Virginia |--2-Edmund F. BRYANT d. Abt 1841, Anderson County, Kentucky |--2-George W. BRYANT b. Abt 1799, Henry County, Virginia | +Barbara ALLEN b. Abt 1798, Kentucky | |--3-George G. BRYANT b. 5 August 1828, Virginia, d. 2 February 1911, | | Cumberland County, Kentucky | |--3-Jessie Santford BRYANT b. 10 August 1835, Cumberland County, Kentucky, | | d. 11 March 1911, Monroe County, Kentucky | |--3-Jane BRYANT b. Abt 1830, Kentucky | |--3-Polly BRYANT b. Abt 1832, Kentucky | |--3-Neacy Duff BRYANT b. 11 June 1833, Kentucky, d. 14 May 1897, (Dutch | | Creek Cemetery, Waterview, Cumberland County, Kentucky) | |--3-H. P. BRYANT b. Abt 1836, Kentucky, d. 29 May 1917, Monroe County, | | Kentucky | |--3-Sally BRYANT b. Abt 1840, Kentucky | |--3-M. BRYANT b. Abt 1843, Kentucky |--2-David BRYANT | +Unknown |--2-Polly BRYANT |--2-Nancy BRYANT |--2-Sally BRYANT | +Unknown KEELING |--2-Jesse BRYANT b. 1790, d. 14 January 1864, (Pace Cemetery, Cumberland | County, Kentucky) | +Sarah PACE b. 26 July 1799, m. Abt 1817, Cumberland County, Kentucky, d. 4 | July 1883, (Pace Cemetery, Cumberland County, Kentucky), par. Langston | PACE and Milley NUNN | |--3-Langston P. BRYANT b. 1824, Cumberland County, Kentucky, d. 1902, | | Hardyville, Hart County, Kentucky | |--3-Jane BRYANT b. Abt 1829 | |--3-Thomas J. BRYANT b. 26 March 1829, d. 31 July 1904, (Pace Cemetery) | |--3-Allen BRYANT b. Abt 1832 | |--3-William A. BRYANT b. 20 July 1833, Cumberland County, Kentucky | |--3-L. BRYANT b. Abt 1834 | |--3-James Walter BRYANT b. 1 January 1837, Marrowbone, Cumberland County, | | Kentucky, d. 18 May 1917, Barren County, Kentucky | |--3-Sandford BRYANT b. Abt 1841, d. 1923, Hart County, Kentucky | |--3-Fred BRYANT b. Abt 1844 | |--3-Nancy T. BRYANT d. 1911 |--2-Rhodeham Gragoro BRYANT b. Abt 1799, Virginia, d. 5 March 1851, Macon | County, Tennessee | +Lucy Ann STEWART b. , Tennessee, d. 20 December 1843, par. Alexander | STEWART and Unknown | |--3-Sivey BRYANT d. 1 March 1838 NOT SURE THIS IS A CHILD - MAY BE A SIBLING OR AN IN-LAW | |--3-David BRYANT d. 6 November 1840 NOT SURE THIS IS A CHILD - MAY BE A SIBLING | |--3-Sanford R. BRYANT b. 16 July 1834, Macon County, Tennessee | |--3-Darthula BRYANT b. 7 November 1835 | |--3-Whaley Jonas BRYANT b. 3 March 1837, Tennessee, d. 6 December 1906, | | Emberton, Monroe County, Kentucky | |--3-Andrew J. BRYANT b. 13 August 1838, d. 25 October 1850 | |--3-Marilda M. BRYANT b. 12 November 1839, Tennessee, d. 19 October 1920, | | Kentucky | |--3-Pomeroy Ann BRYANT b. 7 November 1841, Tennessee | |--3-Wilmoth H. BRYANT b. 25 May 1843, Tennessee, d. After 1920, (Flippin, | | Monroe County, Kentucky Cemetery) |--2-Martha Miram BRYANT b. Abt 1802-1805, Virginia | +Elisha STEWART b. Abt 1810, Virginia, par. John C. STEWART and Unknown | |--3-Margaret J. STEWART b. July 1830, Smith County, Tennessee |--2-Allen Bradford BRYANT b. 1803, Halifax County, Virginia, d. Bef 1870 +Sarah UNKNOWN b. Abt 1815, Virginia |--3-Charles W. BRYANT b. Abt 1838, Tennessee |--3-Daniel C. M. BRYANT b. Abt 1838, Tennessee |--3-Josephine BRYANT b. Abt 1843 |--3-Mary A. BRYANT b. Abt 1847, Tennessee --------------------------------- I hope someone can share the will of Edmund F. Bryant and the Revolutionary War certificate of Jesse Bryant Thank you. Ann

I'm pleased with all your participation in this annual roll call. It will run through about Wed. of next week. I see that several people have unsubscribed from the list saying there is just too many posts. I'm sorry - this is a query list as well as my posting information. I'm hoping that this short roll call will help you or you can help others. If someone does help you, please thank them of course! Sandi Colonel Sandi Gorin President, South Central KY Historical & Genealogical Society Sandi's website: http://www.gensoup.org/gorin/index.html Sandi's puzzlers: http://www.gensoup.org/gorinpuzzles/index.php --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com

That should be 'SEEK' INFORMATION On Nov 14, 2014, at 4:20 PM, Barbara Reeves via wrote: See information on parents of Naysa Simmons who died in Monroe Co., KY ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I've never been able to pin down who the Leach family was that married their daughters, Sarah "Nancy" and Elizabeth, to two of Charles Carter's sons, Henry born 1802 and Hiram born 1809. The Leach family seems to have vanished from the area between the 1850-1860 census. I looked all over Tennessee because a James Leach b. abt 1770-1780 was enumerated in Jackson Co, TN in 1830 and 1840 in Dist 6. The Carter men and their Leach brides stayed in what later became Clay Co, TN. I've seen Leach households in various later censuses in Monroe Co., KY and am hoping someone knows of the kinship between the Leaches and Carters or anything about them.

See information on parents of Naysa Simmons who died in Monroe Co., KY

Garland Akin Jr married Lucy M Brockman 25 Sept 1839 and was dead by July 1842 in Edmonton, Barren Co. His parents were Garland Akin Sr and Nancy Ratton/Rattan, married Garrard Co 15 Sept 1800. Is there a death record for Garland Sr in Cumberland Co or a birth record for Garland Jr. Any other possible Akins in Cumberland Co? Thanks

I am the 6th great granddaughter of William BAILEY and Susannah ROBERTSON. We do not know anything past 1745. Thru DNA we are connected Jon Bale who settled in a Dutch Colony on Long Island, NY circa 1630. We have not found the connecting relative, or the parents of William or his brother Martin. They married Elizabeth ROBERTSON and Susannah ROBERTSON, daughters of Moses ROBERTSON. They were born in Caroline County VA. WOULD LIKE TO KNOW PARENTAGE OF WILLIAM AND MARTIN BAILEY. They came to Cumberland Co and that part turned into Monroe Co. My 5th great grandfather b. 1794, William married Grace McMILLEN, proven by death certificates. WE KNOW BY DNA WE ARE CONNECTED TO DANIEL MCMILLEN. We do not have proof that Grace MCMILLEN is Daniel's daughter. Daniel McMillen came from Ireland and served the Maryland lines in the Revolutionary war. William and Martin served 5 years in RW. My 4th great grandma is LYDIA HAGAN, daughter of Arthur Red Hagan from Ireland. We have never found a marriage license for her but do have vintage correspondence from JOHN SMITH BARLOW, claiming Permilla Ann Hagan, Mary Ann Hagan, and Melinda Hagan, as his daughters. Lydia has 3 sons listed in census, George, Arthur, and Harrison. They are least half bothers to my grandmother. DOES ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT GEORGE HAGAN, HARRISON HAGAN, AND ARTHUR HAGAN. THEY ARE SHOWN ON MONROE CO. CENSUS. Thanks in advance' Jeanette Bailey irshwoman@Hotmail.com

Looking for the parents of Sarah Frazier who married Jonathan Philpot about 1826, Barren Co? (first 2 children were born in Barren Co.) Thanks, Elberta

Jesse EVERETT, my great-great grandfather was listed as married a Miss FRANKLIN from Edmonson County 2 Oct 1851. However 19 Jan 1860 he married July Ann BECKNER. What happened to Miss Franklin? Any information appreciated. Dottie Brentlinger

Looking for information on Elizabeth N. Everett b. 11 Feb 1827 in Barren Co. daughter of William and Ellender Nancy EVERETT. Who did she marry, when did she die? Any information appreciated. Dottie Brentlinger

Seeking maiden name of wife of my ancestor Allen Hayes, b. 1788, Maryland, d. 12 Oct 1868, Monroe Co., KY. WIFE: Jane F. (maiden name unknown), b. 1791, Virginia, d. 27 Mar 1863, Monroe Co., KY. Allen HAYES was son of Thomas HAYES, b. Maryland, d. 1807 (will proved Dec 1807), Barren Co., KY and wife Mary "Polly" ___ (d. aft 1810). Thomas and Mary Hayes lived on Moonshine Creek, a branch of East Fork of Barren River. Allen Hayes inherited his parent's "plantation". Allen HAYES served in War of 1812, Ensign. Children of Allen and Jane F. (____) HAYES: William HAYES, b. ca. 1818. Frances "Fanny" HAYES, b. Feb 1824, d. aft 27 Mar 1901, m. David R. EMBERTON who d. 17 May 1863, Monroe Co., KY. Allen Jefferson "Jeff" HAYES, b. 1827, d. 5 May 1859, Monroe Co., KY, m. Mary "Polly" MEADOR (Meadows). Martha J. H. HAYES, b. 5 Feb 1833, Monroe Co., KY, m. Joseph A. BUSHONG, b. 7 Aug 1829, d. 24 June 1896, Monroe Co., KY. Andrew HAYES (unproved by me). Other probable children are unknown. Best regards, Christie Ferguson Cirone

Looking for information about my two greatgrandfathers, Aaron Ben Tibbs (1820-1890?) and Thomas Richey/Ritchey (1803-1885?). Aaron was from Barren/Edmunson area and Thomas from Allen County, KY. thank you, Nancy Nancy Richey Associate Professor / Visual Resources Librarian Kentucky Library Research Collections Western Kentucky University Kentucky Building 1906 College Heights Blvd., #11092 Bowling Green, KY 42101-1092 270-745-6092 ________________________________________ From: south-central-kentucky-bounces@rootsweb.com [south-central-kentucky-bounces@rootsweb.com] on behalf of CharlotteAnneMlr via [south-central-kentucky@rootsweb.com] Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2014 6:08 PM To: south-central-kentucky@rootsweb.com Subject: [SCKY] Roll Call - BROCKMAN, TEBBS, REYNOLDS, LANE, REED, ETC. I am researching: LANE, BROCKMAN, REYNOLDS, LANE, TEBBS/TIBBS, REED, MCFARLAND, & RICE. I am trying to find more about William S. Brockman and his wife, Mary Ann (Polly) McFarland. They were from Adair & Whitley Counties and lived in the mid to later 1850's. Thank you! ~~~Charlotte Anne Miller~~~ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message