I am looking for any information that any one has on a Dennie Hill from Logan COunty West Virginia he moved and raised his family in mingo county. He had a brother name Bill Hill and his father was Edldin or elvin hill thanks for any help Barbara Hill Gooslin

Has anyone been to the cemetery at Baisden. I remember it was near the Glandon family home. I am looking for Blankenship's buried there. John Blankenship, his wife Vicie Carter Blankenship and their family. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Margie Blankenship Salazar Mary Ann Merritt wrote: > Thought I would pass this on. Very important piece if legislation. All > counties should forward this to the appropriate government official in their > district. > > Cemetery-preservation law proposed for Jessamine > By Greg Kocher > CENTRAL KENTUCKY BUREAU > NICHOLASVILLE Within the next few weeks, Jessamine > Fiscal Court will consider a proposed ordinance that > aims to protect and maintain private family or > abandoned cemeteries threatened by development. > > It's an ordinance that local cemetery researcher > Howard Curry Teater said is long overdue, given > instances in the past where rural cemeteries were > destroyed or bulldozed. Since 1972, Teater has > cataloged 303 cemeteries in Jessamine County. > > ``I've seen so many of them torn up, it's > unmentionable,'' Teater said. > > If the ordinance passes, it will be one of the few > such countywide ordinances in the state, said Karla > Nicholson, state services specialist for the Kentucky > Historical Society. > > ``It's fairly rare in Kentucky,'' Nicholson said. > > The proliferation of subdivisions and the loss of > agricultural land to development was the impetus for > the Jessamine ordinance, said David Dyer, a consultant > from Bluegrass Area Development District who assists > the Jessamine County planning commission. > > ``Since there is so much happening down there with new > subdivisions, that was the reasoning for having this > sort of thing,'' Dyer said. ``They want to keep their > heritage intact.'' > > State law allows county fiscal courts to declare > cemeteries abandoned, for purposes of relocation, when > it is deemed ``to be in the best interest of the > county.'' Expenses for the removal or relocation of > graves are paid by the person requesting removal. > > But the Jessamine ordinance provides a second option: > requiring the developer or landowner to protect and > maintain the cemetery on the property to be subdivided > or developed. > > Among the proposed ordinance's provisions: > > If a property owner or developer discovers a > cemetery, all work in the area must stop immediately > and it is to be reported to the planning commission. > > The proposed ordinance prohibits grading, paving or > putting a new building within 30 feet of an existing > cemetery. And it requires a developer to repair or > replace any cemetery walls or fences. Existing iron, > stone or masonry fences are to be replaced with the > same type of material. > > At the time the fence is constructed, dead or > decaying trees and heavy underbrush are to be removed. > Weeds and other debris must be removed each year, and > grass is to be cut routinely. > > If the cemetery doesn't have a fence, the developer > must erect a new one once the cemetery's boundaries > are known. > > If sufficient evidence about the boundaries isn't > known, the county may require the developer to have a > professional archaeologist view the site and determine > its boundaries and the potential number of grave > sites. > > The ordinance also requires that the developer > provide public or ``controlled access'' to the > cemetery, meaning that descendants must seek > permission before going onto the land to visit the > cemetery. That access easement is to be recorded in > the Jessamine County Clerk's Office and on the final > development plan. > > The Jessamine County-City of Wilmore Joint Planning > Commission passed the ordinance in July and has > forwarded it to Jessamine Fiscal Court for > consideration. No hearing date has been set, but the > ordinance wouldn't become law until fiscal court > approves it. > > The Jessamine ordinance is patterned after one that > Boone Fiscal Court passed in the early 1990s. And in > 1994, Lexington's Urban County Government passed an > ordinance that sought to preserve and maintain > cemeteries threatened by development. Another is being > drafted in Jefferson County with the help of > University of Louisville archaeologist Phil DiBlasi. > Outside of those, experts say they aren't familiar > with any other similar ordinances in Kentucky. > > But ordinances like the Jessamine proposal are > becoming more common around the country, said Bill > Spurlock, who operates Saving Graves, an Internet site > that supports and encourages the protection, > restoration and preservation of endangered cemeteries. > > ``Most laws like this are found in high-growth > suburban counties'' like Jessamine, Spurlock said. > > Jessamine Fiscal Court Magistrate George Dean said the > Jessamine proposal doesn't mean that farmers will have > to maintain existing abandoned cemeteries on their > land. > > ``But if you subdivide and develop that property, we > want you to do something to protect that cemetery,'' > Dean said. ``I look at it as sacred ground, and there > shouldn't be anybody disturbing it.'' > > Reach Greg Kocher in the Nicholasville bureau at (859) > 885-5775 or [email protected] > > ===== > Search for your Ancestors in Eastern KentuckySurnames Of East > Kentuckyhttp://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kyroots/surnames.htmlsubscr > ibe to > [email protected]://genweb.net/Kentucky-RootsICQ # > 22662703 > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! 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Hello, Glenn. I don't have info on the cemetery yet but I can ask my mother. According to my grandmother's marriage license dated Oct 8, 1934 her husband Robert Hall was the son of Minns and Rosa Hall. My grandmother was Columbia Newsome Bryant (widow of Bert Bryant). Thanks From Brenda in Michigan Researching: Adams, Andersen, Baisden, Browning , Bryant, Colegrove, Day, Newsome, Hatfield, Hoffer, Vance and Woerpel and those that married 'em. Willing to share: [email protected] Love is growing together, separately.

Thought I would pass this on. Very important piece if legislation. All counties should forward this to the appropriate government official in their district. Cemetery-preservation law proposed for Jessamine By Greg Kocher CENTRAL KENTUCKY BUREAU NICHOLASVILLE Within the next few weeks, Jessamine Fiscal Court will consider a proposed ordinance that aims to protect and maintain private family or abandoned cemeteries threatened by development. It's an ordinance that local cemetery researcher Howard Curry Teater said is long overdue, given instances in the past where rural cemeteries were destroyed or bulldozed. Since 1972, Teater has cataloged 303 cemeteries in Jessamine County. ``I've seen so many of them torn up, it's unmentionable,'' Teater said. If the ordinance passes, it will be one of the few such countywide ordinances in the state, said Karla Nicholson, state services specialist for the Kentucky Historical Society. ``It's fairly rare in Kentucky,'' Nicholson said. The proliferation of subdivisions and the loss of agricultural land to development was the impetus for the Jessamine ordinance, said David Dyer, a consultant from Bluegrass Area Development District who assists the Jessamine County planning commission. ``Since there is so much happening down there with new subdivisions, that was the reasoning for having this sort of thing,'' Dyer said. ``They want to keep their heritage intact.'' State law allows county fiscal courts to declare cemeteries abandoned, for purposes of relocation, when it is deemed ``to be in the best interest of the county.'' Expenses for the removal or relocation of graves are paid by the person requesting removal. But the Jessamine ordinance provides a second option: requiring the developer or landowner to protect and maintain the cemetery on the property to be subdivided or developed. Among the proposed ordinance's provisions: If a property owner or developer discovers a cemetery, all work in the area must stop immediately and it is to be reported to the planning commission. The proposed ordinance prohibits grading, paving or putting a new building within 30 feet of an existing cemetery. And it requires a developer to repair or replace any cemetery walls or fences. Existing iron, stone or masonry fences are to be replaced with the same type of material. At the time the fence is constructed, dead or decaying trees and heavy underbrush are to be removed. Weeds and other debris must be removed each year, and grass is to be cut routinely. If the cemetery doesn't have a fence, the developer must erect a new one once the cemetery's boundaries are known. If sufficient evidence about the boundaries isn't known, the county may require the developer to have a professional archaeologist view the site and determine its boundaries and the potential number of grave sites. The ordinance also requires that the developer provide public or ``controlled access'' to the cemetery, meaning that descendants must seek permission before going onto the land to visit the cemetery. That access easement is to be recorded in the Jessamine County Clerk's Office and on the final development plan. The Jessamine County-City of Wilmore Joint Planning Commission passed the ordinance in July and has forwarded it to Jessamine Fiscal Court for consideration. No hearing date has been set, but the ordinance wouldn't become law until fiscal court approves it. The Jessamine ordinance is patterned after one that Boone Fiscal Court passed in the early 1990s. And in 1994, Lexington's Urban County Government passed an ordinance that sought to preserve and maintain cemeteries threatened by development. Another is being drafted in Jefferson County with the help of University of Louisville archaeologist Phil DiBlasi. Outside of those, experts say they aren't familiar with any other similar ordinances in Kentucky. But ordinances like the Jessamine proposal are becoming more common around the country, said Bill Spurlock, who operates Saving Graves, an Internet site that supports and encourages the protection, restoration and preservation of endangered cemeteries. ``Most laws like this are found in high-growth suburban counties'' like Jessamine, Spurlock said. Jessamine Fiscal Court Magistrate George Dean said the Jessamine proposal doesn't mean that farmers will have to maintain existing abandoned cemeteries on their land. ``But if you subdivide and develop that property, we want you to do something to protect that cemetery,'' Dean said. ``I look at it as sacred ground, and there shouldn't be anybody disturbing it.'' Reach Greg Kocher in the Nicholasville bureau at (859) 885-5775 or [email protected] ===== Search for your Ancestors in Eastern KentuckySurnames Of East Kentuckyhttp://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kyroots/surnames.htmlsubscr ibe to [email protected]://genweb.net/Kentucky-RootsICQ # 22662703 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/ To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected]

LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON BURIEL PLACE OF MY MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS " MIMS HALL AND ROSA(CANTERBURY) HALL". THEY ARE LISTED IN THE 1910 -20 CENSUS AS LIVING IN THE HARDEE DISTRICT. I KNOW THAT THEIR CHILDREN LIVED ON LAUREL CREEK NOT FAR FROM LENORE IN THE 1930'S. FRENCH CANTERBURY WAS ROSA'S BROTHER AND HAD A SON NAMED BOYD, WHO IF STILL LIVING, WOULD BE ABOUT 86 YRS. WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFO ON THEM. THANKS, GLENN BOWDEN

Hi Preacher, I have a Rebecca Hensley who married James Starr. The 1880 census for Logan Co. has Rebecca as age 55. Could this be the daughter of Daniel ? If so, do you have Margaret Davis's parents? Lonnie, do you have the parents of Jemima Davis ? I descend from Henry Davis and Sarah Mallett. Their (3 that I have, early 1800) children married into the Stacy clan. I descend from James Starr, who was married to Rachel Millard, Rebecca Hensley and a Miss McCoy. Struggling to find his parents. Thank you, Diane Shortridge Reed Searching for : Baisden, Blair, Branham, Counts, Davis, Dempsey, Deskins, Fuller, Holt, Johnson, Lester, Phillips, Rasnake, Roark, Shortridge, Stacy, Thompson, Yates ----- Original Message ----- From: Jack A. Rice <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 7:49 PM Subject: Re: [WVMINGO] Evans-Hensley > Lonnie: > I have a Daniel Hensley that married a Margaret Davis. Daniel was born > in 1806 and they had three children, Elizabeth, Mary and Rebecca. > > "Preacher" > > > Lonnie White wrote: > > > Hello Preacher, > > Anything that you have on the family of Daniel and Jemima Davis Hensley > > would be appreciated. > > Regards, > > Lonnie > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Jack A. Rice <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > > Date: Friday, September 08, 2000 3:48 AM > > Subject: [WVMINGO] Evans-Hensley > > > > >I have several Evans and Hensleys in my database....Maybe I can help. > > > > > > "Preacher >

To some of you folks searching MARCUM. Have you looked at Family Tree Maker??? I checked MARCUM and found over a hundred and never got out of the "A" section.. Check it out.... "Preacher"

Tina: I have a Mahelia Hensley who was the daughter of Allen F. Hensley and Mary J. Stepp. the other children were Elijah, Esther, Wilburn and Daisey. I don't have a marriage for Mahelia. "Preacher" Tina Latchford wrote: > Not sure where I seen this, apparently the web site owner has been contacted > as of last week or earlier this week. She replied that it will be back > online in a few weeks. I am interested in Mahala Hensley married to David > Murphy anyone else researching this line? > ----- Original Message ----- > Hello, > > I am aware of those pages but they cannot be accessed and I am curious as > to > > what may have happened to them. Has the address changed? Does anyone > > know?

Lonnie: I have a Daniel Hensley that married a Margaret Davis. Daniel was born in 1806 and they had three children, Elizabeth, Mary and Rebecca. "Preacher" Lonnie White wrote: > Hello Preacher, > Anything that you have on the family of Daniel and Jemima Davis Hensley > would be appreciated. > Regards, > Lonnie > -----Original Message----- > From: Jack A. Rice <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Friday, September 08, 2000 3:48 AM > Subject: [WVMINGO] Evans-Hensley > > >I have several Evans and Hensleys in my database....Maybe I can help. > > > > "Preacher

Not sure where I seen this, apparently the web site owner has been contacted as of last week or earlier this week. She replied that it will be back online in a few weeks. I am interested in Mahala Hensley married to David Murphy anyone else researching this line? ----- Original Message ----- > Hello, > I am aware of those pages but they cannot be accessed and I am curious as to > what may have happened to them. Has the address changed? Does anyone > know?

Lonnie Try going to Martin County Ky. site. Look on family histories. I'll check on the Logan and Mingo counties sites and let you know Sherrie Horn

Hello, I am aware of those pages but they cannot be accessed and I am curious as to what may have happened to them. Has the address changed? Does anyone know? Regards, Lonnie -----Original Message----- From: Marilyn Horn <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 07, 2000 8:25 PM Subject: Re: [WVMINGO] LizaET There is a Evans-Henslet web page on the Logan or Mingo County web site. i thought i had the e-mail addess somewhere I will look for it. Sherrie Horn

Hello Preacher, Anything that you have on the family of Daniel and Jemima Davis Hensley would be appreciated. Regards, Lonnie -----Original Message----- From: Jack A. Rice <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, September 08, 2000 3:48 AM Subject: [WVMINGO] Evans-Hensley >I have several Evans and Hensleys in my database....Maybe I can help. > > "Preacher

Harry I will check also and see what I can find. k -----Original Message----- From: Meade Harry GS-11 39CS <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, September 08, 2000 4:30 AM Subject: RE: [WVMINGO] Evans-Hensley >Hey Preacher, >My name is Harry Edward Meade and I'm writing from Turkey. My mother's side >of >the family were Marcums. Looking at what little I can get my hands on over >here >it seems that the Marcums were in Southere West Virginia earlier and in >greater >numbers than the Meades. Dispite this fact I can't get back past my >Grandparents. >They were Ed & Ida Marcum. Born in the late 1800s or early 1900s. Any >ideas. > >Thanks, >Harry > >-----Original Message----- >From: Jack A. Rice [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: September 08, 2000 5:46 AM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [WVMINGO] Evans-Hensley > > >I have several Evans and Hensleys in my database....Maybe I can help. > > "Preacher >

Re: the site for Marcums, I had trouble accessing many sites on the Logan Co. page... Did anyone else????

Harry: Check out http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvlogan/logan.htm There are several Marcums there Jack Meade Harry GS-11 39CS wrote: > Hey Preacher, > My name is Harry Edward Meade and I'm writing from Turkey. My mother's side > of > the family were Marcums. Looking at what little I can get my hands on over > here > it seems that the Marcums were in Southere West Virginia earlier and in > greater > numbers than the Meades. Dispite this fact I can't get back past my > Grandparents. > They were Ed & Ida Marcum. Born in the late 1800s or early 1900s. Any > ideas. > > Thanks, > Harry > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jack A. Rice [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: September 08, 2000 5:46 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [WVMINGO] Evans-Hensley > > I have several Evans and Hensleys in my database....Maybe I can help. > > "Preacher

Hello, I am seeking information on Samuel Barger and Flora (Flossie M.Crouch) married, lived and died in West Virignia. I believe they are buried in Del Barton but don't know where. The only info I have is that S.W. was born around 1876 in WV and Flossie born in 1896. any info on them or their ancestors is appreciated. Thanks, susan

Hey Preacher, My name is Harry Edward Meade and I'm writing from Turkey. My mother's side of the family were Marcums. Looking at what little I can get my hands on over here it seems that the Marcums were in Southere West Virginia earlier and in greater numbers than the Meades. Dispite this fact I can't get back past my Grandparents. They were Ed & Ida Marcum. Born in the late 1800s or early 1900s. Any ideas. Thanks, Harry -----Original Message----- From: Jack A. Rice [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: September 08, 2000 5:46 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [WVMINGO] Evans-Hensley I have several Evans and Hensleys in my database....Maybe I can help. "Preacher

Lonnie; I have EVANS and HENSLEY in my lines who were in Logan Co WV before 1850 and also Martin Co KY Dallas JOHNSON -----Original Message----- From: Lonnie White <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, September 07, 2000 4:30 PM Subject: [WVMINGO] LizaET >I am seeking information about LizaET who had a web page on Evans and Hensley geneaology. If anyone has information about her or her web page, I would be most grateful for that information. >Regards, >Lonnie White >

I have several Evans and Hensleys in my database....Maybe I can help. "Preacher