http://www.ken-lindsay.com/anthony_lindsay_jr.htm there's yet another Quisenberry daughter down the list, Marianne, g-gram of the poet. There's also the neatest little old bk partially digitized on Google about the line called, "Vachel Lindsay, a poet in America" by Edgar Lee Masters" pub. 1935. I'm afraid Anna died before the 1850 Census but her widowed husband survives (says 83 yrs old which w/b 1767 though...in 1850, no?) and is living with their son's [Nicholas Lindsay b. 1803 Ky] family living 1850 in Warsaw, Gallatin Co Ky. _______________________________________ + 18 M ix. Vachel Dorsey LINDSAY, b. 15 Feb 1773 in Baltimore Co., Maryland; d. 30 Oct 1855 in Gallatin Co., Kentucky; buried in Lindsay Cemetery in Aurora, Dearborn Co., Indiana; md. 20 Mar 1792 in Bourbon Co., Kentucky, Ann QUISENBERRY, b. __ ___ 1774 in _______ Co., _______; d. 27 Nov 1842 in Aurora, Dearborn Co., Indiana. She, too, is buried in the Lindsay Cemetery. _______________________________________ I'm thinking there must be at least a third Moses, June, the one who served in the Civil War . [I about fainted at that point.] Want to thank you so very much though, I started tracking down "Edward Sanford Quisenberry" (of which there are also more than one) but the one of them 1787-1864 who went to Logan Co. Illinois married 2nd a Lucy CLAYTON b. 1799, who may some day turn out to be one of the lost siblings I hoped would be listed on a scrap of guardianship papers somewhere in a cardboard box in the basement of the Bourbon County courthouse
Hi Cynthia, Yes, I have Vachel Lindsay and Ann Cushenberry but not all of the info you have provided. I mentioned them in a previous email just now sent to the list. I have Edward Sanford Quisenberry p. 57 in "The Memorials of the Quisenbery Family" by Anderson Chenault Quisenberry. States his descendants are: H.C. Quisenberry, Arthur, Allen, T.H.,... E.S. Quisenberry (is this the one you are looking for ?).... J.J., Quisenbery R. Quisenberry, J. Quisenberry, T. Quisenbeerry, and W. Quisenberry. Marianne Dillow --- On Sun, 3/15/09, Cynthia Claytonroberts <CynthiaCR@sbcglobal.net> wrote: From: Cynthia Claytonroberts <CynthiaCR@sbcglobal.net> Subject: [VACULPEP] Finding Moses Cushenberry/Well whoops To: vaculpep@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 15, 2009, 9:51 PM http://www.ken-lindsay.com/anthony_lindsay_jr.htm there's yet another Quisenberry daughter down the list, Marianne, g-gram of the poet. There's also the neatest little old bk partially digitized on Google about the line called, "Vachel Lindsay, a poet in America" by Edgar Lee Masters" pub. 1935. I'm afraid Anna died before the 1850 Census but her widowed husband survives (says 83 yrs old which w/b 1767 though...in 1850, no?) and is living with their son's [Nicholas Lindsay b. 1803 Ky] family living 1850 in Warsaw, Gallatin Co Ky. _______________________________________ + 18 M ix. Vachel Dorsey LINDSAY, b. 15 Feb 1773 in Baltimore Co., Maryland; d. 30 Oct 1855 in Gallatin Co., Kentucky; buried in Lindsay Cemetery in Aurora, Dearborn Co., Indiana; md. 20 Mar 1792 in Bourbon Co., Kentucky, Ann QUISENBERRY, b. __ ___ 1774 in _______ Co., _______; d. 27 Nov 1842 in Aurora, Dearborn Co., Indiana. She, too, is buried in the Lindsay Cemetery. _______________________________________ I'm thinking there must be at least a third Moses, June, the one who served in the Civil War . [I about fainted at that point.] Want to thank you so very much though, I started tracking down "Edward Sanford Quisenberry" (of which there are also more than one) but the one of them 1787-1864 who went to Logan Co. Illinois married 2nd a Lucy CLAYTON b. 1799, who may some day turn out to be one of the lost siblings I hoped would be listed on a scrap of guardianship papers somewhere in a cardboard box in the basement of the Bourbon County courthouse