Just a quick note here - several have asked about some of the Allen Co names also possibly showing up in Barren Co. Yes - they could be the same. Barren and Allen Co border each other and Allen took some of Barren Co land when it was formed. And people did move too! On a personal note - I hope you had as an enjoyable Fourth as our family did; as you know we were all in McMinnville TN at Cumberland Caverns for their 50th anniversary celebration and we had a wonderful time visiting with our extended family, having a wonderful picnic and some of us (me excluded!) getting a tour cave. I had forgotten how beautiful TN is as it had been 18 yrs since I've had a chance to enjoy the scenery. To all of our TN listers, my only comment is to put up a few more road signs; we only got lost twice trying to figure out all the Route 70's! Other than being terribly hot and humid it was a beautiful day. On the way back early evening; it appeared there was either a straight line wind storm or a small tornado that had just gone through around Mud Lick KY; trees were all over the roads and people were out in their yards pulling away debris - primarily small trees. I haven't been in the part of Barren Co leading into Monroe Co for a long time if ever (going route 63 known as the 'roller coaster' road) and was taking in the scenery around Temple Hill, saw the large Peden Cemetery, crossed Boyd's Creek - all beautiful and hilly territory. Coming back we hustled as the heavy rains were coming in around us and we had a solid night of rains and storms and I think it's still doing it out there! See you tomorrow with the Hart Co post - 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/