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Sorry for all the mistakes, can I have another chance? ;) Looking for information on George Harvey Adams (b. abt 1812), married Mary (Polly) W. Elliott (b. abt 1810, d. 31 Dec 1862), her parents were William & Margaret (Kincannon) Elliott. Their children: Luvenia J. Adams b. 30 Sep 1834 (married John Penley 13 Nov 1850, minister Robert P. Spencer) Landon J. Adams b. abt 1836 Nancy P. Adams b. abt 1838 Franny (Fanny) M. Adams b. abt. 1840 Rachael E. Adams b. abt 1842 William T. Adams b. abt. 1844 George H. Adams b. abt. 1846 Samuel Adams b. abt 1848 Mary and three of the children died at the same time in 1862, maybe some kind of epidemic. Looking to see who this George's parents were and how or if he ties into the other Adams' in the area. Thanks! pat (hoping she caught all her typos..........)

Hi folks, Looking for information on George Harvey Adams (b. abt 1822), married Mary (Polly) W. Elliott (b. abt 1820, d. 31 Dec 1862), her parents were William & Margaret (Kincannon) Elliott. Their children: Luvenia J. Adams b. 30 Sep 1832 (married John Penley 13 Nov 1850, minister Robert P. Spencer) Landon J. Adams b. abt 1836 Nancy P. Adams b. abt 1838 Franny (Fanny) M. Adams b. abt. 1840 Rachael E. Adams b. abt 1842 William T. Adams b. abt. 1844 George H. Adams b. abt. 1846 Samuel Adams b. abt 1848 Mary and three of the children died at the same time in 1862, maybe some kind of epidemic. Looking to see who this George's parents were and how or if he ties into the other Adams' in the area. Thanks! pat

Hi folks, Looking for information on George Harvey Adams (b. abt 1862), married Mary (Polly) W. Elliott (b. abt 1820, d. 31 Dec 1862), her parents were William & Margaret (Kincannon) Elliott. Their children: Luvenia J. Adams b. 30 Sep 1832 (married John Penley 13 Nov 1850, minister Robert P. Spencer) Landon J. Adams b. abt 1836 Nancy P. Adams b. abt 1838 Franny (Fanny) M. Adams b. abt. 1840 Rachael E. Adams b. abt 1842 William T. Adams b. abt. 1844 George H. Adams b. abt. 1846 Samuel Adams b. abt 1848 Mary and three of the children died at the same time in 1862, maybe some kind of epidemic. Looking to see who this George's parents were and how or if he ties into the other Adams' in the area. Thanks! pat

Charles D Vermillion 1841-1929 is buried in Mt. Pleasant Church Cemetery. There is only the dates given after the name on the headstone. Linda R. Sorrell [email protected]

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] > Need exact death date of former Scott Co. Sherriff Charles Delaney > "C.D." Vermillion (1841 Russell Co - 1929 Scott Co). Son of Sarah and James< Hi, One place to look, if you havn't already , is the Cemetaries of Scott Co and especially the Holston View Cem in Weber City. Roy/Ala

Please take a moment to remember and issue words of thanks for a debt that can never be repaid for those 17 men and women of the USS COLE. They gave it all, they made the supreme sacrifice. Let us strive to be worthy of this sacrifice. Twanda

> Need exact death date of former Scott Co. Sherriff Charles Delaney > "C.D." Vermillion (1841 Russell Co - 1929 Scott Co). Son of Sarah and James > Vermillion. Would appreciate help from anyone researching this family. I don't know his death date but would be interested to know who has information on him. Most of the information that I have on my 4th great grandfather, William Daugherty, is from a copy of a typewritten sheet that was sent to me. It says that the data is "from the papers of C.D. Vermillion". It gives the birthdate and place of William and names his children. But they didn't know where the information came from. I'd like to know who has those papers. William was the brother of James "the hatter" Daugherty of Scott Co. Thanks, Rob Dougherty

Does anyone have information on the Adams Cemetery? I am told that Amos and Reva (Harless) Barnett are buried there. I believe it was on Rt. 58, would appreciate any info. Thanks Diana Arney

The William Penn Taylor you are referring to Was my gggrandfather married to Elizabeth Daugherty in Scott Co. William P.> John Harrison >DeeRighter >John Charles >Rudy Allen >Joshua Alan if you want more info I have it. Rudy

Need exact death date of former Scott Co. Sherriff Charles Delaney "C.D." Vermillion (1841 Russell Co - 1929 Scott Co). Son of Sarah and James Vermillion. Would appreciate help from anyone researching this family. Tony.

I'm looking for information on the family of Benjamin Harris, b. 4/18/1805, d. 7/20/86. He married Nancy Dunkin on 9/6/1832. They had 7 children, Martin, David ,James, Jane, John, Nancy and Susannah. Regards, Gary

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Lori, I think people should be aware of just how much information they give out to companies when they send in GEDCOMs. The con artist are so happy to see new ones submitted. Yes, It's so nice to share, but be very careful, I for one enjoy sharing with others, I try to be careful, but I do realize I slip at times as well. Now Family Tree Maker is what I use and in this program one can personalize the livings information. I don't know about the other programs, I haven't used any other, but I'm sure they would have this opposition as well. Genealogy is rated one of the top hobbies, just be careful and let's enjoy our hobby. Jean Brand 2254 W. Gettysburg Fresno, CA 93705 [email protected] & [email protected]

List, I'm heading back to Fresno and out over the country side checking cemetiers in Fresno Co., CA. this weekend. I'm going to the Lemore Naval Base to make the big purchase, another digital camera. Ordered one from the AOL special they had, it's fine for taking closeups on headstone, but has only 18 pictures at a time, time to go for the big one. So if any of you has a cemetery in Fresno Co., CA you want a picture of a headstone, please write me at [email protected], I'll gladly look it up, take a picture/s and upload to you. No charge..... Jean Brand 2254 W. Gettysburg Fresno, CA 93705 [email protected] & [email protected]

Jean, don't think that having the incorrect information is going to save you and/or your mother from trouble. I had a co-worker that was obtaining SS#'s on employees and was able to get credit cards just with their name, address, and social security number. She was guessing on the birthdays. My husband and I are very careful about letting our SS# float around, so we were one of the few that she did not have credit cards on. We had an employee that went to the police trying to press charges. She was told that there was nothing she could do because the credit card company was the one that had been frauded, not her. My recommendation is to be very careful about giving your ss# to anyone or letting it be on anything. Our state started using your SS# as your driver's license number several years ago unless you object. I opted out of that right away. My husband is a truck driver which requires you by law to use your SS# on your CDL license, but we were able to find a loophole in the law so he could opt out of that also. Your SS# is private, and I believe legally is not to be used by companies as identification purposes. At 08:46 AM 10/14/00, you wrote: >I told her fine, but she had my mother name incorrect and her birthdate was >so n so, the gal change it really fast, stating she wanted all her >information totally correct...... I was happy with the new incorrect >information she had relpaced. > >Now I will step down from my soap box and get on with genealogy.......

Kelly, What's the e-mail address for the submitter?? > I recently discovered a .ged file on ancestry.com that contains 9,376 > names...part of the file contains my grandfather, his parents and > siblings...all the way down to me. (Wild to see myself and my own young kids) Have you consider that the person submitting the GED was jumped for submitting the living person data? I was talking with a cousin who is a Sgt of Detective here in CA., he was telling me, the worse thing anyone can do is submit files with personal information for any living person. According to him, the con artist hits those files hard and runs scams and even hit persons bank accounts, opens credit card in that name. Then the credit companies run you down, hounding at your door to pay up or disgrace your credit, etc. Well, after hearing this I did a bit of research myself into the Federal Lien Law and it stated something like this (which I used and it does work)," the person signing the application, no matter what name he or she uses is the person responsible for that debt." Someone had 7 e-mail addresses charging in my name to a credit card using my name, after refusing to pay that card, I contacted the companies and after hearing what all they were going to do to me, I fell back on this Federal Law and demanding a copy of the application and send them the required signature for myself, only a few weeks later I recd from the companies, letters stating they had removed all if from my credit reports and turned it over to the FBI. I had already reported it to the FBI. So one might consider being very careful submitting to the different organizations any GEDCOM for any family history with information for any living person in their files. The scam artist are out there watching....and waiting... for their chance!!!!!!! Just the other day, I saw my mother listed and I requested the submitter to removed her name she said, "NO", so I told her fine, but she had my mother name incorrect and her birthdate was so n so, the gal change it really fast, stating she wanted all her information totally correct...... I was happy with the new incorrect information she had relpaced. Now I will step down from my soap box and get on with genealogy....... Jean Brand 2254 W. Gettysburg Fresno, CA 93705 [email protected] & [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 9:23 PM Subject: [VASCOTT-] Please help > Dear List: > I'm somewhat of a geneology rookie and I need some helpful advice from those > of you who are much more experienced. > > I have been researching DARNELL and HENSLEY in Scott, Co., and have > corresponded with many of you directly.... > > I recently discovered a .ged file on ancestry.com that contains 9,376 > names...part of the file contains my grandfather, his parents and > siblings...all the way down to me. (Wild to see myself and my own young kids) > > There is a submitter email address included, however my mail was returned as > undeliverable...I would love to know who this person is that has put all of > this together...kinda eerie actually, and although is doesn't contain the > extent of the past generations of my family...the living ones are up there! > > I don't understand the inner-workings of a .ged file...just pointing and > clicking my way through it. I would like to know exactly where our line ties > in to this extensive tree, but I can't figure it out. > > Could someone please help me? > > Thanks, > Kelly Darnell Doughty > > > ==== VASCOTT Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 > >

This is in regard to discussion between some of the members of this list about whether the Stephen who married Comfort Langham (Lanham) was the son of Caleb Osborne. of Rowan Co. N.C. I had believed that the info below stated that the Stephen in the Article was son of Caleb, but apparently I just thought that since he was in Rowan Co where Caleb lived and died that he was naturally the son of Caleb. I will try to get the PEnsion records from Archives for this Stephen. Maybe it will gi ve his parents. Wadene Bennett Some researchers believe that this Stephen is the one who married Comfort Lanham and moved to Scott County, Va. I believe that the Stephen who married Comfort Lanham is the son of Ephraim Osborne, brother or cousin to Caleb. I found the following item in the publication "The North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal" Vol. IV #2 May 1978. page 128 " OSBORN, STEPHEN., aged 64 years, resident of Rowan County. Claim for Federal Pension under Act of 1818, Rowan County Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions, August Term 1819. HE enlisted at Stony Hill, Somerset County, NEw Jersey, in Capt. HOWEL'S Company of the 1st NEw Jersey Regiment. HE continued in regular service for over three years until January 1781, when he was discharged at Pompton, New Jersey by John N. CUMMINS, Commander of the 1st Jersey Regiment. He fought at the Battle of Short Hills, where he received a thigh wound, and the battles on Long Island and at White Plains. HE "is now in moderate circumstances not being worth more than the value of six hundred dollars...and seeing that he is now an invalid decrepid old man, with a family to support - he calls upon the bounty of his country for ...support.." /s/ Stephen (P) Osborn Affidavit of Levi KINNAMAN claims that "he has been acquainted with Stephen OSBORN for some years, that the said Stephen OSBORN has the reputation of being an upright - honest - man in his neighborhood, that he knows the said .. (OSBORN) .. to be in indigent circumstances.." /s/ LEVI (x) KINNAMAN Affidavit of Jonathan JONES states information similar to the above affidavit of Levi KINNAMAN. /s/ Jonathan (x) JONES. We need to send off for his pension records to see if there is any mention of his parents.

Some of you may want to check the 14 Oct 2000 Kingsport Times-News item below shown below. Only thing I see wrong with the Item is the location is not in Haynes Valley but that is close enough. The URL is www.timesnews.net Jim Brown Scott Revolutionary War veteran honored with new grave marker Fred Thrasher of the Abingdon chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution parades the colors at Jones Cemetery in Scott County. Ken Murray by KEVIN CASTLE YUMA — The playing of “Taps’’ echoed through the fall-painted mountains of Haynes Valley as William Pace’s ancestors gathered to say “thank you” from a grateful nation. Sons of the American Revolution chapters of Virginia, Tennessee, Texas, and Alabama converged at the Jones Family Cemetery Friday to honor Pace, who was one of then-Gen. George Washington’s elite troopers during the Revolutionary War. According to Bill Bellomy, president of the S.A.R.’s Texas chapter and Pace’s great-great-great-grandson, the war patriot was one of Washington’s hand-picked Life Guards, or bodyguards, who protected the general in all situations and stood guard outside his various battlefield headquarters. Pace became a member of the 14th Regiment of the Virginia Continental Army at the age of 31, later on becoming one of 47 Life Guards for Washington. At the end of the war, Pace was one of only four of the guards remaining. Bellomy also noted during the ceremony that Pace once camped out behind Independence Hall in Philadelphia and is one of the only documented soldiers to be on the soldier roll at Valley Forge, Pa. Pace was also involved in some of the war’s historic battles, including engagements at Brandywine and Germantown, Pa., Monmouth, N.J., and Yorktown, Va. He later moved to Scott County from Fluvanna County, passing away at the age of 70 in 1815, according to Bellomy. “I am a descendant of a person who made a difference, who kept one of the nation’s greatest leaders alive. As a result of that, we have a nation that is unlike any other,’’ said Bellomy. “With the events in Yemen that took the lives of American soldiers recently, it makes you think of the price some people will pay to keep our country safe. Events like those are tragic, but I hope they bring people in our nation closer together.’’ The new marker was placed on the gravesite Friday morning and formally dedicated during the ceremony. Bellomy said that weather and time had taken its toll on the original shale marker. The modern concrete marker bears these words: IN MEMORY OFWILLIAM PACE SGT. CONTINENTAL ARMY GEORGE WASHINGTON’S LIFE GUARD 1745 — 1815 The Veterans of Foreign Wars Chapter 3382 of Kingsport presented the colors of America for the ceremony.

Good morning, Any one connect to this line? Vivian Ann Johnston who married Dock Burnham (Burnham is the correct spelling). Who was Margaret McVey's parents? Jean Brand 2254 W. Gettysburg Fresno, CA 93705 [email protected] & [email protected] Descendants of Calvin Johnston Generation No. 1 1. Calvin3 Johnston (George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born 1817 in Washington Co., VA, and died Bef. 1900. He married Margaret McVey 1841 in Smyth Co., VA. She was born 1823, and died Aft. 1900. Notes for Calvin Johnston: 1850 - Scott Co., VA (Census) age 33 (living adj. to his parents) with wife, Margaret 25, Nancy E. 9, Mary J. 7, George W. 6, John A. 4, & Benjamin F. 2. 1860 - Scott Co., VA (Census) Calvin Johnston age 43, (No R.E.), Margaret 39, Nancy 20, Mary 18, George 16, Alexander 14, Benjamin 12, Sarah 9, Martha 7, James 3, & Jefferson 1. 1870 - Rockcastle Co., KY (Census) # 171 - Margaret Johnson 45, b. VA., Sarah E. 19, Alfred P. 17, Martha 14, Rebecca (?) and Benjamin 21. April. 4, 1874 - Rockcastle Co., KY. (Court) Thomas Vanhook vs C. Johnson - pg. 247, The following order is as _____& file and proved in open court by J. H. Todd. for value received hereby author and direct the judge of the Rockcastle Circuit Court to make and order directing the Comm. to make Alfred Johnson a deed to the 2 tracts of land that I recovered a judgement for in the Rockcastle Circuit Court in the suit of Thomas Vanhook's heirs and against Calvin Johnson heirs which lands are fully described in a deed made by George Abington against and Atty. for Thomas Vanhook. signed : Margaret Johnson. Children of Calvin Johnston and Margaret McVey are: + 2 i. Nancy E.4 Johnston, born 1842 in Scott Co., VA.. 3 ii. Mary J. Johnston, born 1843 in Scott Co., VA.. 4 iii. George W. Johnston, born 1844 in Scott Co., VA.. + 5 iv. John Alexander Johnston, born 1845 in Scott Co., VA.; died August 15, 1918 in Brodhead, Rockcastle Co., KY.. + 6 v. Benjamin Franklin Johnston, born 1848 in Scott Co., VA.. + 7 vi. Sarah Johnston, born 1851; died Aft. 1920 in Rockcastle Co., KY. + 8 vii. Martha F. Johnston, born 1853. 9 viii. Alfred P. Johnston, born 1854. 10 ix. James S. Johnston, born 1857. He married Mary A. Leece May 07, 1878 in Rockcastle Co., KY; born 1857. 11 x. Jefferson Johnston, born 1859. 12 xi. Rebecca Johnston, born 1863. She married (1) Edd Adams; born 1863. She married (2) John Leece January 21, 1882. Generation No. 2 2. Nancy E.4 Johnston (Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born 1842 in Scott Co., VA.. She married Alexander P. Thompson. He was born 1843. Children of Nancy Johnston and Alexander Thompson are: 13 i. James C.5 Thompson, born 1861. 14 ii. Margaret Thompson, born 1865. 15 iii. Martha F. Thompson, born Bet. 1869 - 1870. 16 iv. George W. Thompson, born June 1875. 5. John Alexander4 Johnston (Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born 1845 in Scott Co., VA., and died August 15, 1918 in Brodhead, Rockcastle Co., KY.. He married Susan Robins. She was born June 17, 1851, and died June 01, 1891 in Rockcastle Co., KY. More About John Alexander Johnston: 2: May 01, 2000, JOhn's information came from Barbara Holland More About Susan Robins: 2: June 01, 1891, Susan is listed as wife of J. A. Johnson Burial: Brodhead Baptist Church Cemetery Children of John Johnston and Susan Robins are: + 17 i. William Arthur5 Johnston, born March 17, 1872; died April 21, 1957. 18 ii. Mary A. Johnston, born February 04, 1874. 19 iii. Ida O. Johnston, born June 28, 1878. 6. Benjamin Franklin4 Johnston (Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born 1848 in Scott Co., VA.. He married Nancy Anna Bolton. Children of Benjamin Johnston and Nancy Bolton are: 20 i. L. D.5 Johnston, born February 04, 1874. 21 ii. Hale M. Johnston, born March 24, 1876. 7. Sarah4 Johnston (Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born 1851, and died Aft. 1920 in Rockcastle Co., KY. She married John Boyd May 18, 1878 in Rockcastle Co., KY. He was born 1844. More About Sarah Johnston: 2: Aft. 1920, According to Barbara Holland, Sarah was blind and died after 1920. Children of Sarah Johnston and John Boyd are: + 22 i. Jessie James5 Boyd, born 1869; died in Oak Hill Cemetery, Rockcastle Co., KY. 23 ii. Mary E. Boyd, born 1883. + 24 iii. John Marion Boyd, born March 04, 1884 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died December 17, 1952. + 25 iv. Sarah M. "Mollie" Boyd, born 1885. + 26 v. Elizabeth Boyd, born December 21, 1890 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died June 13, 1969 in Rockcastle Co., KY. + 27 vi. Euna "Uny V." Boyd, born May 08, 1893 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died April 02, 1961 in Berea, Madison Co., KY. 8. Martha F.4 Johnston (Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born 1853. She married Jesse Singleton February 04, 1875 in Rockcastle Co., KY. Child of Martha Johnston and Jesse Singleton is: 28 i. Rochelle A.5 Singleton, born 1874. Generation No. 3 17. William Arthur5 Johnston (John Alexander4, Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born March 17, 1872, and died April 21, 1957. He married Lucy Jane Anderson December 25, 1895, daughter of James Anderson and Catherine Dudderar. She was born May 17, 1866 in Lancaster, KY, and died April 28, 1945. More About Lucy Jane Anderson: Burial: Piney Grove Cemetery Children of William Johnston and Lucy Anderson are: 29 i. Baby6 Johnston, born November 12, 1896; died November 12, 1896. 30 ii. Andrew Kenneth Johnston, born October 01, 1898; died April 21, 1973. He married Betty Mae Payne July 23, 1919; born November 10, 1897. 31 iii. Vivian Ann Johnston, born July 13, 1902; died 1987. She married Dock Burnham. More About Vivian Ann Johnston: 1: October 11, 2000, this lineage is credited to Dara Rowe, 7985 Kentshire Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89117, 32 iv. Gracie Johnston, born 1904. 33 v. William Arthur Johnston,Jr, born 1907. 22. Jessie James5 Boyd (Sarah4 Johnston, Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born 1869, and died in Oak Hill Cemetery, Rockcastle Co., KY. He married Ida Smith. She was born May 01, 1891, and died 1982 in Bonkers Hill, OH. More About Jessie James Boyd: 2: Could Jessie be a step son of Sarah's? Children of Jessie Boyd and Ida Smith are: 34 i. Chester6 Boyd, born August 17, 1910 in Brodhead, Rockcastle Co., KY; died December 24, 1995 in Richmond, IN. 35 ii. Enda Boyd. 24. John Marion5 Boyd (Sarah4 Johnston, Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born March 04, 1884 in Rockcastle Co., KY, and died December 17, 1952. He married Mary Brock October 06, 1903 in Rockcastle Co., KY, daughter of James Brock and Sarah John. She was born March 12, 1888, and died January 03, 1924 in Mt Vernon, IL. Children of John Boyd and Mary Brock are: 36 i. Bertha Ellen6 Boyd, born Bet. 1904 - 1906 in Rockcastle Co., KY. 37 ii. Robert Lee Boyd, born February 13, 1907 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died May 11, 1992 in Mt Vernon, IL. 38 iii. Verna Rite Boyd, born October 13, 1908 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died April 24, 1929. She married Charles Funkhouser. 25. Sarah M. "Mollie"5 Boyd (Sarah4 Johnston, Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born 1885. She married Elijah Luther "Lydge" Brock, son of James Brock and Sarah ______. He was born June 26, 1878, and died February 07, 1923 in Rockcastle Co., KY. More About Sarah M. "Mollie" Boyd: 2: Burial cemetery per Barbara Holland Burial: Potts Cemetery, Rockcastle Co., KY More About Elijah Luther "Lydge" Brock: Burial: Brock /Maddox Cemetery, Copper Creek, Rockcastle Co., KY Children of Sarah Boyd and Elijah Brock are: 39 i. Anna Mae6 Brock, born December 10, 1903 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died in Rockcastle Co., KY. She married J. Garfield Simpson; born April 07, 1898; died June 18, 1975 in Rockcastle Co., KY. More About Anna Mae Brock: Burial: Brock /Maddox Cemetery, Copper Creek, Rockcastle Co., KY More About J. Garfield Simpson: Burial: Brock /Maddox Cemetery, Copper Creek, Rockcastle Co., KY 40 ii. Lillie Brock. 41 iii. Everett A. Brock, born April 12, 1902; died August 24, 1928 in Rockcastle Co., KY. More About Everett A. Brock: Burial: Brock /Maddox Cemetery, Copper Creek, Rockcastle Co., KY 42 iv. Christeen Brock, born June 29, 1920; died December 10, 1920 in Rockcastle Co., KY. More About Christeen Brock: Burial: Brock /Maddox Cemetery, Copper Creek, Rockcastle Co., KY 26. Elizabeth5 Boyd (Sarah4 Johnston, Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born December 21, 1890 in Rockcastle Co., KY, and died June 13, 1969 in Rockcastle Co., KY. She married Grant R. Berry October 07, 1914 in Rockcastle Co., KY, son of Russell Berry and Sarah Cagney. He was born December 18, 1863, and died December 04, 1960 in Rockcastle Co., KY. More About Elizabeth Boyd: 2: No Headstone on her grave per Barbara Holland Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Rockcastle Co., KY More About Grant R. Berry: Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Rockcastle Co., KY Children of Elizabeth Boyd and Grant Berry are: 43 i. Amanda6 Berry, born Bet. 1915 - 1918 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died Bet. 1915 - 1918 in Rockcastle Co., KY. 44 ii. Euna Berry, born Bet. 1918 - 1920 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died 1955 in Rockcastle Co., KY. 45 iii. Charles Berry, born Bet. 1921 - 1926 in Rockcastle Co., KY. 46 iv. William Berry, born August 27, 1927 in Rockcastle Co., KY; died July 15, 1980. He married Wanda Lakes; born December 22, 1933; died March 04, 1986. 27. Euna "Uny V."5 Boyd (Sarah4 Johnston, Calvin3, George Washington2, John William Albert1) was born May 08, 1893 in Rockcastle Co., KY, and died April 02, 1961 in Berea, Madison Co., KY. She married (1) Victor Lear September 22, 1914 in Rockcastle Co., KY, son of John Lear and Sarah Rigsby. He died 1916 in Rockcastle Co., KY. She married (2) Robert Weaver Abt. 1920 in Rockcastle Co., KY. He was born October 07, 1891, and died January 20, 1927 in Rockcastle Co., KY. More About Euna "Uny V." Boyd: Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Rockcastle Co., KY More About Victor Lear: 2: Victor and Euna Lear are the grandparents of Barbara Holland Burial: John Mose Lear Cemetery More About Robert Weaver: Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Rockcastle Co., KY Children of Euna Boyd and Victor Lear are: 47 i. Marie6 Lear. 48 ii. Raymond Lear, born 1916.