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SOUTH CENTRAL KENTUCKY

HISTORICAL and GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC.QUARTERLY

Vol • 3 Glasgov/> Kentucky, April, 1975 No. 1

CONTENTS PAGE

THE OLDHAM FAT^ILY 1

TARPLEY OLDHAM - WILL 4

ELIZABETH OLDHAI-'I - MLL 5

BARREN COUNTY KENTUCKY CIVIL V/AR SOLDIERS 7

A NEW COUNTY PROPOSED 13

PLATT OF WARREN COUNTY KENTUCKY LINE 14

THE SAVAGE FAMILY 15

CLINTON COUNTY KENTUCKY VITAL STATISTICS 16

METCALFE COUNTY KENTUCKY CEMETERY RECORDS 19 {

BOOKS 20

AN APOLOGY - MEETINGS 22

QUERIES 23

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OLDHAM FAMILY

Contributed by: Kenneth LeeMagnolia Drive, Glasgow, Ky

KENTUCKY FAMILY RECORDS VOL I PAGE 65

Editor: Mrs Edgar L Cox, Route 1, Utica, Ky

BIBLE RECORD OF THE TARPLEY OLDHAM FAMILY: The Bible is owned byJames Thompson, Route 1, Knob Lick, Ky,

Contributed by Mrs Argyle Faith;The following information was given: The Bible from which this

record was copied belonged to Tarpley Oldham (1765-1837) who wasborn in Virginia and came to Bourbon Co., Ky. at an early date. Helater moved to Barren Co., Ky,, near Knob Lick, Ky. (now MetcalfeCo.) and is buried in that area. Mrs. Fadth has a copy of TarpleyOldham's Will, and also a copy of the Will of his sister, ElizabethOldham (1763-1836).

Tarpley Oldham married Polly (?) ca 1790 and they had 10 children before her death in 1812. His 2nd wife was Amy (Shockley) Ball,widow of John Ball whom she had married Dec 22, 1800 in Franklin Co,Va., and they had four sons.

BIRTHS DEATHS ^from Pg 66

Tarpley Oldham was born August the 24th, 1765, died 21 May 1837 •Polly Oldham was born December the 5th, 1772 (1st wife) Oct 1812 #Elizabeth Oldham was born May the 25th, 1763 (a sister)19 Oct 1836Betsy Longmire Oldham was born November the 4th, 1790John Oldheun was born January the 14th, 1792Charles Oldham was born April the 13th, 1793George Oldham was born January the 4th, 1795Sarah Bishop Oldham was born October the 2oth, 1796 31 Mar 1828William Oldham was born February the 6th, 1798Susannah Tarpley Oldham was born March 23rd, 1800Rebecca Cobness Oldham was born February the 12th, 1802Richard Oldham v/as born August 1st, 1803Tarpley Oldham was born March 9th, 1806Amy Oldham was born July 1st, 1799 (2nd wife)Bishop Oldham was born March 5th, 1814

-James Tarpley Oldham vrais born February the 2oth, 1816Caleb Oldham was born December the 3rd, 1817Mary Ann Oldham was born March the 15th, 1821Louisa Jane Oldham was born April the 15th, 1824

DEATHS

Polly Oldham died October, 1812 Caleb Oldham died Oct 15, 1838Sarah Bishop Oldham died Mar 31, 1828 Elizabeth Oldham died Aug 30,.

( *' wife of Bishop) 1842

1810

19 Dec 1852

5 Sept 1842

13 Feb 1893

15 Oct 1838

23 Feb 1852

Tarpley 01f3han died in the year 1310/nishcp Oldham died Sept 5, 1842Tarpley Oldham Sr di3d May 21, 15^37/ Mary Ann Oldhan dic/J Fah 23,1852Elizabeth Oldham died Oct 19, 1836/ Amy Oldhcun died Dec 19, 1852

Children of John Ball and Any (Shockloy) EallDavid C Ball born October 8, ISOl Lemual Ball bo;rn August 25, 1805Samuel P Ball born Feb'ry 27, 1803 Thomas Ball born NoverVber 2, 1807John Ball born January 18, 1810 married February 2, 1834 to CatherineAnn Griggs, born July 3k, 1817, Tiicir children:

Joseph H Ball born August 2, 1835 Ester A Ball born August 29, 1842Maude Ball born October 23, 1837 Cattie Ball born February 22, 184'/Mary C Ball born December 22, 1839 William S Ball born September 3,

1850

THE JAI4ES TAPLEY OLDHA^^ FAMILY BIBLE RECORD - The Bible was printedin Now York City by the American Bible Society, 1857Contributed by Mrs Argyle Faith, Route 5, Owensboro, Ky, who noxv hs.sthis Bible; she is the great grand-daughter of James Tapley Oldham(1316-1893) vjho v/as born in Barren Co., Ky., moved to Daviess Co,, novMcLean Co., Ky, in 1849, vjhere he is buried.

WRRIAGES

Jas X Oldham and Jane Birlett Mclnteer was married January 24 A D 183'vEmily Ann Oldham and B F Briden was married A D January 29, 1857VJaltor C Loving and Adah J O^dheua v;as married T'cbruary the 17th, 1863VJillieon T OLdlian and Mary L Loving vjas married Ka:'ch jth, 1863Ozias Denton Oldham and Ella G VJaltney ? was niiirriecl i;cCGinher 25,1872John H Oldham and Ardell Mitchell was married December 23 A D 1831

H K Oldham and Mollie F Neel (Noel?) were married December 25, 1398

BIRTHS DEATH5•j

Jas Tapley Oldham was born February 20th 1816 11 Nov 1893Jane B Mclnteer was born October 13th 1322 27 Aug 1S90

Emily Ann Oldham vjas born April 2nd 1840 30 Apr 1892VvTci Tapley Oldham v;as born November 17th 1842Adah Jane Oldham v/as born Plovember 23rd 1844

Ozias Denton Oldham was born January 11th A D 1847Jas Isham Oldham was born August 14 th A D 1851 11 Nov 1358"Hezziah Harden Oldham v/as born March 11th 1853 2 J«n 1934Merrida M OLdham v/as born April 25th 1855John H Oldham xvas born January 31st 1858Doctor Buford Oldham was born November 19th A D 1859

William M Loving v/as born September 27th 1865 - son of A J & V7 C Lov-John Gammon Loving v/as born August the lOth A D 1869 ingIsaac Nev/ton Loving v/as born October 23rd A D 1867Emily Birkett Loving was born September the 23rd A D 1872Ada Ella Loving v/as born May the 17th A D 1874George VJashington Loving was born April the 8th A D 1878)James Tapley Loving was born April the 8th A D 1878 )Rose Ardell Loving was born May the lOth A D 1888

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Florence Elizabeth Loving was born October the 10th A D 1880Mollie F Noel born Feb 12, 1870 3inraa Jewell Oldham born Aug 29, 1899

Fraoklin Tapley Oldhan born Aor 28,DAETHS 1902

James Isham Oldham departed this life November 11th 1858Emily Ann Brydon departed this life April 30th 1892James Tapley Oldham departed this life February 13th 1893Jane Burlott Oldham departed this life August 27, 1898Mrs Florence C Bower died January 2nd 1915H H Oldham died January 2, 1934Mary Frances Oldham died July 27, 1940

EXCERPTS FROM A LETTER " Contributed by Mrs Argyle Faith

The four page letter found in the Tarpley Oldham Bible was writt-® by^the son, James Tapley Oldham, to relatives living in Barren Co.,Ky. It was dated Jan 3, 1849, and place of residence given as SpiceWoods, Daviess Co., Ky. (nov/ McLean) Evidently, there was no PostOffice there as he says, "When eny of you rite to me direct your let-ers to Croos Pond as it is nearer than Calhoun, People say this pondgot its name two negroes drownded their master (A Mr, Crow) and hidhxm 2.n it," , Remarks re; the new invironmcijl: - "I loust say we areall very well pleased so fare, I believe this to be the best poorwans Country I evr saw or perhaps heerd of the land is good, the wateris good, the timber is good and I beleave the helth as good or beterthan it is in old Barren. David Edwards says v;ith 500 dollars he cancet land heare that he wld not give fore 5 such places and I beleavehe is half right. Prices high heare coffee is worth 15 cts and shugaris 13 pounds to the dollar, tobacco is 8 dollars prised and I am toldthare was some sold over the other side of Green river for 9.75 thareis a greate stire abought another crop ... I beleave the peopl isrearer square with the world than eny place I ever sav/ they pay asthey go in a greate degrey and it is a good place for selling goodrs .. . the Croos land that you was hunting lies right he:^r aiid is veryvaluable."

BALL FAMILY GRAVEYARD

Located on the Leslie Smith Farm near Elba, Ky.

Ball, Samuel PBall, Ann (Flint) his wifeBall, James PChapman, Nancy (Ball)Chapman, LucyMitchell, VJilliam AMitchell, Mary L (?) (his wife)Oldham, James TOidham, Jane B (Mclnteer) (his wife)10-13-lS22Oldham, J I 8-14-1851

END

2-27-1803

5-14-1811

9-18-1837

11-20-1827

10- 4-1853

11- 1-1841

3-19-1847

2-20-1816

6- 5-1893

9-27-15&7

3-13-1872

11-29-1881

9- 1-1872

6-22-1906

6-11-1800

11-11-1393

8-27-1899

11-11-1858

Contributed by: Gladys B Wilson128 St Mary*s Ct., Glasgow, Ky

TARPLEY OLDHAM - WILL- Barren Co., Ky. Book 3, Pg 125

In the name of God and be it Remembered that I Tarpley Oldhaja ofthe County of Barren and State of Kentucky being weak in body cxndsound and perfect in mind and memory blesscJ '02 '•he iMioighty God forthe same. I do make this my last will and testament in mcJinar ar:c.form following this is to say - I give and bequeath unto my Son Bishop Oldham a black boy named Isrcal.

Item I give and bequeath unto my son James T Oldham one blackboy names Willis.

Item I give unto my son Caleb Oldham one black boy named Jord-dan. Item I give to my daughter Louisa Jane Oldham One Negro Girlnamed Mary, Item I give and bequeath unto my loving v/ife Amy Oldham one Negro Woman named Jane and Child named Nathan, one Negro mannamed Silas. It is my will that my wife have the three Negroes abovenamed to have and to hold during her natural ar^d after her death they& their increase be equally divided between all of my children ortheir heirs Also my five other Negroes that have not been named aboveit is my desire that after my death they and their Increase are t..- beequally divided between all of my Children after my four Oldest Daughters Viz: Elizabeth Shockley, Sally Pedigo, Susanna Page and Rebecca Carter, each of these accounting for one hundred Dollars thateach of them have drew out of my Estate.

The last five Negroes that were not named I will now name themCI>arity, Isaac, Jarret, Henley, George.

Item I give to my son Bishop Oldham one tract of lar.d knoTvn bythe name of my nob tract containing by Survey one hundred and fiftyAcres. Item I give to my Son James T Oldham my Old plantation whereI moved from to this place containing by survey One hundred and Seventy five Acres. Item I give to my son Caleb the tract where I nowlive on containing Two Hundred Acres Also one field ooi.'jaing 10Acres Joining this place and lying on the branch nroth frcr. 1 hous^^•jcm all the rest of the land Sold and equally divided s.l'iof the Children.

Item It is my will and desire that my wife have the plantationwhere we now live on during her natural life. Also I give my vjxf.ptthree Horses named blaze. Snip and Sattrum her life time and afterher death the Horses equally divided between all my Children Aftergiving my Two Youngest Daughters one Horse each of them. Item mysons James and Caleb Oldham to have Two Cows one each of them.

Item I give to my wife One Ox VJaggon and Two Yoke of Steers,Viz; Ben and Dick and tam and tyon Also four Cows and Calves. Itis my desire and Will that all my household and Kitchen furniture andfarming Utensils Stay on the farm and my wife have them during hernatural life one bureau and Cupboard is my will that ray tv;o youngristDaughters have them. Also one Cow and Bed and ne7/ Saddle, the Saddler

each xrorth about 18 or 20 Dollarc one Horse each of then the Saddlesto be bought out of the Estate,

Item One Yoke of Oxen arcl the rest of the battle and ballance ofHorses and Sheep after reserving fifteen head of Sheep for: the benefit of my Wife One Two Horse Waggon One Sat of black Smith tools thetools not to be sold untill after march next the rest to he. sold c.f-ter my death and all equally divided between all my Children,

Item I give my sons James T Oidham and Caleb Oldham one Bed andfurniture each of them.

Item it is my desire that my Executors that will be naiaed hereafter pay all my lavrful debts and demands out of the money of the saleafter my death. Item all of my Tobacco to be sold and equally divided between all my Children. Item all my property that is namedto my wife after her de?^th to be equally divided bf^tween all my Child-r<^n. Item I give my Rifle Gun to ny son Caleb.

Item It is my desire that my Executors that is to say I appointmy Sons William Oldheua, Bishop Oldham and in case one dies or out ofthe vjay my son James T Oldham my Executors of this my last will andtestament in Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand amd sealthis 12th of May 1837.

Signed euid sealed in the presents of us. hisWilliam Anderson Tarpley X OldhamWilliam H Mclnteer markSquire Griggs

Barren County (Kentucky) Set August Term 1837: The foregoingwriting purporting to be the last will and testament of Tarpley Oldham dec'd having been offered for proof at the July Term and objected to the same was again taken up and proved in due form of 'aw bythe oaths of William Anderson & Squire Griggs subscribing witnessesthereto and ordered to be recorded as the ture last will o:^ saidTarpley Oldham. T J Helm, CBCC

ELIZABETH OLDHAM - vaLL Barren Co., Ky. Book 3, Pg 116

In the name of God Amen, I Elizabeth Oldham of the County ofBarren & State of Kentucky bringing to mind the uncertainty of thismortal life & the Certadnty of Death, having at present some lighta;: t'liction in body but of sound perfect mind and memory thanks be tothe Almighty God for same - do make and publish this my last will anitestament, in manner and form follov/ing, whereas I have no bodilyheir I give and bequith all my worldly estate namely one negro manGriffin, one bed & furniture, one Side Saddle and all my wearing app •earrel & one chest, among all the heirs of Brother Tapley Oldham,now all serviving with one exception, namely Elizabeth Oldham, lateElizabeth Shockley, John Oldham, Charles Oldham, George Oldham, SarahB Oldham, late SarsJi B Pedigo Deceased, William Oldham, Susanna T Oldham, late Sussoina Page, Rebecca C Oldham late Rebecca C Carter, Richard Oldham, Bishop Oldham, James T Oldham, Caleb Oldham, Mary Ann Oldham, Louisa J Oldhamy all the abo'"" naimed property be sold and equally

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divided among the abov(> named children.Whereas the late Sarah B Peiiigo had Departed this life, the heirs

of her body, George E Pedigo, Charles T Pedigo, Willicxn F Pedigo,Elizabeth D Pedigo, Mary C Pedigo, Shall have her porpotionable partwhen the above named property are sold, and divided which Shall bedone at me Decease So Soon as the nature of the case vri.ll adnit,

I also appoint Charles OldhaiQ & William my Sole Executors to thismy last will & testament, in testimony whereof I have hereunto Set myhand and affixed my seal this tenth day of DGcerobor in the year of ourlord one thousand eight hundred and thirty three.

Elizabeth Oldham (x) SealSigned Sealed published and declared by the above named ElizabethOldham to be her last will & testament who at her request & in herpresents have hereunto Subscribed our names as I'iltncss to the same.

Henry HayesThomas Ball

Joseph ReadAs a supplement to the foregoing v/ill and testament I desire that

my Negro man Griffin shall not be exposed to public sale so as toSubject him to be sold to any person contrary to his vri.il, in testimony vjhereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this 20th day ofSeptember one thousand Eight hundred and thirty six,

Elizabeth OldhajnAttest; Thomas Ball

John Ball

The foregoing writing purporting to be the last vdll and test-moait of Elizabeth Oldham, dec'd, was produced in Court at the January term thereof 1836 and proven by the oaths of Thomas Ball andJoseph Read subscribing witnesses thereto to be the true last willand testament of said Elizabeth Oldham dec'd and ordered to be recorded and at the same term the codicil to said vri.ll was proven bythe Oath of Thomas Ball one of the subscribing vri.tnesses thereto andat the January Term 1837 said codicil was fully proved by the oath ofJohn Ball another subscribing vdtness thereto and ordered to be recorded. T J Helm CECC(Note; The copy was made from the original will on file, and doublechecked as to the conflicting dates. As other sources state thatthe death of Elizabeth vjas on 19 Oct 1836 correct date, it seems,that the will was produced in court was January 1837. GBW. Ed.)

END

BARREN CO KY MARRIAGESOldham, Bishop to Elizabeth Forest, 10 Apr 1837, Mar 13 Apr 1837Oldham, James to Jane B Mclnteer 21 Jan 1839, Consent FatherOldham, John to Betsy Oldham 11 Sept 1813, Con. James & Mary WilsonOldham, John to Eliza S Wilson 11 Sept 1813 (must be above)Oldham, John T to Sarah E Crabb 6 Dec 1842. Mar. 8 Dec 1842Oldham, Tapley to Anny Bell 17 May 1813. Sur, Geo T Dearing

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TARRSM COUNTY KY CIVXL 'SOLDIERS

Contributed by: James Simmons707 Cleveland Ave., Glasgov;, Ky

ALEXAMDBR. JACOB -XC-2.506-435Born

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January 25, 1839, Cumberland Co., KyMay 21, 1865, Private, Burkesville, KyI, 125th Regiment, U S Colored InfantryDecember 20, 1867, private with company, AGO Dec 30, 1851st - Leana Williams who died 1895

2nd - August 20, 1896, Amanda Ferguson, Glasgow, KyJanuary 5, 1933, Glasgow, Ky., said to be the last butone of the Civil VJar veterans in the County, at th3time of death. Born a slave, the property of JamesLeachman, and later of WLlliam Alexander of Burlcesvill©

ALEXANDER, TH0I-4AS A - W,C. 1 556 293Born:

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November 16, 1841, Jefferson County, TennSeptember 26, 1864, private, (drafted) Bov/ling Green,KyA, 21st Regiment, Kentucky InfantryDec 9, 1865, private vd.th company, at Victoria, TexasACO Feb 24, 1887April 26, 1366, Matilda Mansfield, Barren Co., KySept 4, 1926, Glasgow, Ky FarnorPensioned; died Jan 4, 1929, Glac.gow, Ky

BARKHURT, GEORGE W - W,C, 1 550 793

Born: April 15, 1843, Chillicothe, MoEnlisted: June 29, 1863, private - M 8th Iov;a CavalryDisch: Aug 13, 1865, private, AGO Oct 20, 1912Married: 1st - Alice Woods

2nd - Nov 19, 1891, Mattie Kessler, nee HarlanDied: July 14, 1926, Nobob, Ky. Was Government Storekeeper

and Post Office clerk, at one time.Widow: Pensioned; died June 4, 1935 at Glasgow, Ky

BISHOP, HARMON C XC 2 649 172

Born; Dec 11, 1841, Fountain Run, Ky son of Sam BishopEnlirted: Sept 25, 1861, private, A 9th Regt Ky InfDisch; Oct 5, 1863 private on S C D at Nashville, TennMarried: Dec 24, 1868, Nancy Lawrence, Buck Creek, KyDied: Dec 31, 1931, near Railton, Barren Co., Kyld.dow: Pensioned: died July 18, 1932

BO^KAN, KING A • W C 1 587 099Born; Jan 14, 1845, Monroe Co., Tenn (vjas written Tenn.)Enlisted Aug 1, 1863, private - Capt Dossett's Company 1st Bn

E Tenn, Cavalry, Designation changed prior to Feb 1864C 11th Tenn Cav., transferred March 24, 1865 to I,9th Tenn Cav

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Sept 11, 1865, prlvete with company, AGO Ms.rch 27,Dec 26, 1867, Margc.ret E Cannon at Madisonvillo, TennJune 1, 1927, HopUinsville, Ky. Had lived in Glasgov/,Ky for many years.Pensioned and died Sept 11, 1935 at Glasgov;, Ky

BROWN, EDV;ARD - S C 356 472Born:

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Feb 19, 1847, Wayne Co., Ky /infJan 29, 1864, private, Monticello, Ky - I, 30th Reg, KyApril 13, 1865, private ivith company. AGO July 22,1885June 1, 1865, Amanda Elexander, Monticello, Ky - shedied Aug 15, 1906.Seot 3, 1926, Glasgow, Ky where he had lived over 50 yr;

RULRY, THOM.\S C - S C 586 612Born;

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Sept 17, 1844, Canoe Creek, Barren Co.,, Ky son ofThomas aiid Patrie Bridges BuleyJune 22, 1863, private _ A, 37th Reg Ky InfNov 17, 1864, privateNov 13, 1864, private _ E, 55th Regt Ky InfSept 19, 1865, private, AGO Dec 13, 1889June , 1869 Camilla Goodman (Mclntire) Barren Co Kyshe died June 22, 1908June 5, 1930, Lamb, Ky., Burial, Antioch, KyFull Name - Thomas Christopher Buley, nickname Creed

BUSH, ANDREW J - S C 863 930

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April 1, 1839, Grayson Co KyAug 10, 1862, private, as Andrew Bush, B 9th Ky CavAug 21, 1863, private AGO Nov 21, 1893Oct 29, 1871, Nancy Recims, Hart Co Ky, not shown whenor where she died

Jan 4, 1931, Cave City, Ky

CAP.R, DULANEY R - S C 419 769Born:

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Jan 3, 1838, near Kingsport, TennJuly 27, 1861, 1st Lt,, Albany, Ky - C 1st Ky Cal Jan18, 1862 for promotion to 2nd Lt same company & RegtJan 19, 1862. Captain Mar 31, 1864Dec 31, 1864, Capt v<ath company. AGO Sept 34, 1886 &

Feb 2, 18871st, , Vie L Buster who died Feb , 18772nd, Feb 23, 1879, Jennie LynnJan 8, 1929, Glasgow, Ky Lav-'yer

CHAP^mN, DAVID A - S C 322 345

BORN: April 19', 1844, Rock Bridge, Ky., son of Lawson andNancy Hutchins Chapman, both of Virginia

Enlisted: Aug 2, 1862, private, as David A Chatman, L 6th Ky CalDischs July 14, 1865, Corporal v/ith company - Name bourne on

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War DepartTnent r^scords - Chapman & ChatmenAGO July 13, 1874Dec 10, 1867, Rachel C Carter, Franklin, IndianaMarch 1, 1934, near Nobob, Ky

CHINOVJTH, ISAAC N - S C 252 060Born; Sept 20, 1841, Barren Co KyEnlisted: Sept 24, 1861, 1st Sgt - E 9th Regt Ky InfDisch; April 18, 1862, to accept promotion lot Lt, same Co &

Reg, present until Dec 1862, absent with leave, sickJan 28, 1863, sick in Barren Co Ky, Surgeon's Cert.

Resigned: April 12, 1863, because of ill healthMustered in: Nov 16, Capt - A 37th Reg Ky InfDisch: Dec 29, 1864, Cs.pt with Co - AGO July 23 & Nov 6, 1880Married: Nov 17, 1863, Nancy T Hutchens, Metcalfe Co Ky, vjho

died prior to Dec 17, 1925Died: July 15, 1928, Eighty Eight, Ky

a,AYVJELL, ELIJAH W - XC 970 565Born: Nov 7, 1839, Cumberland Co Ky - Son of Milton and

Sarah Vincent ClaywellEnlisted: Get 4, 1861, private at Burkesville, Ky, D 5th Ky CavDisch: May 3, 1065, private with Co. AGO July 20, 1802Married: April 12, 1883, Melvina J Kingrey, daughter of Jacob &

Leura Kingrey, Barren Co KyDied: March 24, 1928, Nobob, KyVJidow: Pensioned, living at Nobob, Ky - Veteran pensioned

ESTES, SIMON - XC 2 622 184

Born: July 11, 1846, Bridgeport, Metcalfe Co KyEnlisted: July 11, 1864, private, Bowling Green, Ky,

H 108th Reg U S Colored InfDisch: March 21, 1866, private, at Vicksburg, Miss

AGO Jan 24, 1833Married: Feb 28, 1872, Harriet Elizabeth ParkerDied: Sept 26, 1929, Hiseville, Ky - Born a slave, the pro

perty of Col, Ben P EstesWidow: Pensioned and died Dec 29, 1936

GCODEM, JOHN C - S C 130 836

Born: Oct 2, 1861, private, Camp Johnson, K 21st Reg Ky InfDisch: Jan 20, 1364, left thumb v/as shot off at Kennesav; Mt Ga

AGO March 14, 1893Married: Aug 21, 1856, Cary Anne Hill, Glasgov;, Ky (death ur.kn)Died: Feb 26, 1929, Glaisgov/, Ky - Full name John Crouch Goodei.

GRINSTEAD, CHRISTOPHER T - S C 136 807

Born: April 19, 1842, Nobob, Ky, Barren Od KyEnlisted: Feb 23, 1862, 2nd Lt - E 3rd Reg Ky Inf

Dec 11, 1862, appointed 1st Lt

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March 29, 1863, 1st Lt upon tender of resignationWounded in hip, acti.or: Stone Rj.vei", Tcnn Doc 3i, 1862AGO Dgc 13, 19121st - June 25, 1372 Nancy E Janeson v/ho diod Aug 27at Temple Hill, Ky2nd - Fob 27, 1879 Martha. Sandors who died Cat 151889 at Temple Hill, Ky3rd - June 1, 1892 Mary Elizabeth Gardner, Glasgow, KyHad a son Charles E Grinstead who served 3 years inEngineer Corps, USAJune 19, 1926, Glasgov;, Ky A physician

KiAUPER^ J0I4N F S C 482 814Born: April 28, 1844, Adair Co KyEnlisted: Dec 1, 1863, private, Adair Co Ky - L X3th Ky CavDisch: Jan 10, 1865, private v/ith company - AGO Nov 11, 1873Married: Jan 18, 1868, Julia Keeton, Metcalre Co Ky

She died Nov 22, 1817Died: Nov 19, 1917

DT'DLEY JOLLV - W C 1 578 764

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Feb 16, 1841, Metcalfe Co Ky - son of Dudley A JollySr of VirginiaSept 15, 1862, private, at Louisville, Ky - K 6th Ky CeJuly 14, 1865, private with company. Sept 21 1863captured at Chickamauga, Ga - held prisoner at Andsr-sonville, Ga - paroled at Savamiiah, Ca1st - Sept 21, 1365 Mary Frances Richards, near GlasgoxKy. She died in spring of 19002nd - Kov 1, 1900 Kosa Lee Archer, Glasgov;, KyMarch 29, 1927, Lecta, Barren Co KyPensioned; died July 29, 1933 at Lecta, Ky

HILL, JOH^I P - S C 524 474

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June 8, 1842, Barren Co, KyOct 6, 1864, private, G 2nd US Vol InfNov 7, 1865, private, AGO July 8, 1932Lucinda or Elizabeth Smith, name shovm differently onvarious papers - she died May 1, 18982nd - April 27, 1900, Amanda Gassaway at Glasgov/, KyMay 4, 1932, Ft Worth, Texas

McMillan, jcoEph - s c 929 905

Born: May 1, 1847 - Glasgow, KyEnlisted; Sept 15, 1864, private - H 115th Reg US Col InfDisch: Feb 10, 1866, private v/ith company -AGO Aug 6, 1390Married Ellen , 1868 - she died prior to May 4, 1898Died: March 12, 1930, Glasgow, KyNote: Born a slave, the property of Fraink McMillen

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MA.ni?So JAMFS H - VJ C 1 553

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Widow:

June 9, 1845, Merccr Co Ky - ccn ol" Hanry Mc.rrsMarch 6, 1S65, private, Louisville, Ky E 17th Ky CavSept 20, 1865, private with company, Louisville, KyAGO Nov 17, 18871st - Nov 21, 1072, Mary Suse.n Kxi^cli^slcs, n*X;e Foatsrshe died Fob 11, 1888 at Temple Hill, Ky2nd - Avg 7, 1890, Elmira Bacon, Barren Co, KyAug 9, 1926, Glasgow, KyPensioned, died July 25, 193^3, Glasgow, Ky

ViOSS, aiAHLES » S C 874 433 Mos:;

July 15, 1B44, Glasgov/, Ky - son of Green and Martha /Sept 6, 1864, Corporal _ F 115th Reg US Col InfFeb 10, 1866, Corporal with company _ AGO Aug 26, lc90Dec 2, 1867, Louisa C Crutcher, Glasgov;, KyShe died Aug 30, 1922March 23, 1930, Louisville^ Ky - burial Glasgow, KyBorn a slave, the property of Miss Maria Mor^.j

Born;

Enlistcids

Disch:

Married:

Died:

Note:

NEIJLAIv^D, JOSIAH H S C 216 9^3

Born:

Enlisted:

Disch:

Note:

Married:

Died:

May 2, 1837, near Pruett*s lOiob, Barren Co Ky, son ofJohn Newland

Oct 19, 1863, private, Glasgov/, Ky __ G 37th Reg Ky InfDec 29, 1864, private with company - AGO Jan 25, 1879VJounded, accidental discharge of gun - at Ht SterlingOct 1, 1925, last marriage, Mrs Nannie Boles, Glasgoxv,Nov 3, 1926, Slick Rock, Ky

PARRISH« ISRAEL - SC 559 246

Born:

Enlisted

Disch:

Married:

Died:

Note;

March 1, 1844, Goodnight, Barren Co KyJune 29, 1864, private at Bowling Green, Ky - C 108thReg US Col Inf

March 21, 1S66, private with company, Vicksburg, MissAGO Sept 1, 1877Nov 28, 1867, Lucy Owens, Munfordville, KyShe died Oct 12, 1925 - A son. Will Parrish served inWorld VJar 1

Aug 14, 1928, Cave City, Ky PensionedBorn a slave, owned by William Parrish

:DIG0, JOSEPH O - SC 181 959

Born:

Enlisted:

Disch:

June 13, 1840, Barren Co, KySept 30, 1861, private, at Camp Andy Johnson,K, 13th Reg Ky InfJan 12, 1865, private v/ith company, Louisville, KyApril 7, 1862, severely wounded in right thigh, atBattle of Shiloh, TennName shown as Petigo and Pedigo on War Dept recordsAGO Dec 7, 1880

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Married; 1stnear Slick Rock, iCy2nd, March 23, 1389, Martha E Perkins, near EightyEight, Ky

Died: June 18, 1926, Glasgow, KyNote; He had two sons in World War I

1867 Lucy J M5.rtir4 - she died May 23, 1836

KITTER, VJILLIAM J - W C 1 559 135

Born;

Enlisted;

Disch;

Married:

Died;

VJidow;

Jan 18, 1839, near Glasgow, KyJune 26, 1863, private _ A 37th Reg Ky InfDec 29, 1864, Corporal v/ith company - AGO Mar 2, 18311st - Jan 18, 1894, Elizabeth Domenbren, nee Meredithdivorced June 20, 1902, Broivnsville, Ky2nd - July 15, 1904, Pollie Ann VJard or Word, by RevChinouth or Chinovd.th, at Eighty Eight, KySept 24, 1926, Glasgow, KyPensioned; died Nov 29, 1940 at Kino, Ky

SEJCTON, JOHN T - SC 448 522Born;

Enlisted;

Disch;

Died:

Feb 1, 1846, in various papers the veteran gives Bc.;crer.or Metcalfe counties (Ed, Note; Metcalfe was fortaodin 1860 from Barren, Monroe, Adaiir, Cumberland andGreen Counties, thus records before 1860 would be theparent county.) He v;as the son of Lige and Nancy S^^xtoFeb 1, 1864, private. Centre, Ky - K 21st Reg Ky InfMay 8, 1864 transferred to 77th Veterans Recerve Corpby reason of general debility, due to pneumonia, atLouisville, KyNov 18, 1865, Lou Martha Strader - Ist Tnarri.-'.jG2nd - Nov 12, 1889, Laura E RhinehartFeb 28, 1928, Cave City, Ky Veteran pensioned

SLATON, GHORGE - XC 2 637 768Born: June 16, 1846, Glasgov;, Barren Co, KyEnlisted; June 14, 1863, private, at Glasgow, Ky, as George

Seaton - A 37th Ky InfDisch: Dec 29, 1864, private, with company, as George Slaton

AGO July 30, 1889Married; Feb 6, 1868, Ruth Melton, at Glasgov/, KyDied; Nov 11, 1930, Barren Oo, Ky Veteran pensioned.VALdow; Died March 12, 1931

VAUGHN. JAT^IES - XC 2 621 890Born: Aug 7, 1844, Rogersville, Hawkins Co, Tenn, son of

V^Lllison and Eva VJinegar Vaughn, both of KentuckyEnlisted: Nov 10, 1863, private, Glasgov;, Ky _ K 37th Reg Ky InfDisch: Feb 1, 1865, Corporal v;ith company at Louisville, Ky

AGO June 18, 1883Married: April 7, 1878, Mary Arterburn, Barren Co, KyDied: July 4, 1921, Glasgow, KyVJidov/: Pensioned, died March 30. 1936 at Gla<?'::ow, Ky

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\?INCENT. ISHA,M A - SC 784 939

Borns KOV 1, 1843, OinbGrlc-nd Co, XyEniistoc: Aug 17, 1863, private, - E 13th Ky CavDisch: Jan 10, 1865, private, AGO Fsb 4, 1899Married: May 2, 1878, Alice B Bsgby, Grccngrovcj Ky - slio died

Oct 23, 1913Died: Oct 11, 1931, Hiseville, Ky

V'^ITNEY, SAMITEL - XC 2 628 892Born:

Enlisted X

Disch:

Married;

Died:

Note:

Aug 11, 1847, near Lucas, Barren Co, KySept 5, 1864, private, - F 115th Reg US Col InfFeb 10, 1866, private with company, - AEO 1, 1892Mar 19, 1925, Annie May Shipley, Glasgow, KyMay 19, 1928, Glasgov/, KyBorn a slave property of Octavius VJliitney, grandsonof Martin Button

WINCHELL, IRA C - S C 307 497Born:

Enlisted:

Disch:

Married;

Sept 21, 1842, Tobinsport, Perry Co, Ind, son ofUriah VJinchell

Oct 20, 1861, Corporal, Leitchfield, Ky _ A 27th RegKy InfMar 29, 1865, Sergeant with company - AGO July 16, 18611st - Oct 20, 1865, Mary Jane Armstrong, she diedOct 9, 1906

2nd - Mi.\rcb 17, 1908, Nannie Belle Salsman, she died Sept 24, 19143rd - July 30, 1915, Sarah P Cutliff

Died: Feb 24, 1930, Glasgow Junction, Ky (Ed, Note;Glasgov/ Junction is now named Park City, Bari-'sn Co i:V)Ke was a Baptist minister

Note: A step-son served in the US Navy during World War I

END

A NEW COUNTY

Contributed by: Marion Vance103 East Main St., Glasgow, Ky,

TO THE PEOPLE OF HART & BARREN COUNTIES! NOTICE is hereby givsnthat we, together with others, will petition the Legislature of Kentucky, at its next session (January, 1867), for the establishment ofA NEW COUNTY, to be composed of parts of Hart and Barren, as near 0.3may be on the following boundary, to-wit: Beginning at a point onGreen River, where the Hart and Edmonson county linea cross the same,running thence with the meanders of Green River to the Hart and Greencounty line, where it crosses Green River; thence with the Green andHart county liiie to the corner of Metcalfe county; thence vjith theJTart and Metcalfe line to the corner of Barren county; thence iviththe line between Barren and Metcalfe counties a distance of two sile.-^to a point in said line; thence a straight line to J S Barlov7*s

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house; thence a straight J.lne to Prewitt^c TCnob; thence a duo v^eatccurse to the BdrconGon county to ihe place of bsgirnin^j,I'iiTER L M/iXT THOS H T^JSTAIN ALEX J WOODJOHN W ROWLEx W S I-:iLL£R H C PARRXSH

THOMAS HARDY J A GARDNER 3 M PARRISHVM HARE J S EOT-{ANNO?J W MAPTi:'! l^OiLSOK

JAS J BURCH W W SMITH

END

PLATT OF WARREN COUNTY LINE

Contributed by: Mrs Martha Reno-auRt 1, Glasgow, Ky

State oy Kentucky; Warren County.In pursuance of an Order of Barren County Ihave proceeoc^^l to Runn the County line be-•t\/Gen Utirren County and Barren County agreeable to said Order,

Beginning at the mouth of little BuckC;:eek on Big Barren River Running thenceNorth Ten degrees East Thirty Two Hundred

prr.d Twenty poles to a point shown to me by/^cjuilla Greer to be on or near the Edmon-son County line Situated S56 W28 poles fromLevi Greer*s presant dwelling house leavingGeorge Russell's presant Dwelling house inVJarren County 108 feet also left Robertdemons presant dwelling house in V^arren 3poles and said demons Mill on big SinkingCreek in Barren County 18 poles, also leftTiLomas Kimble's presant D^velling house inWarren County also left Moses Mitchell'spresant Dv/elling house 27 poles in BarrenCounty also left Thomas Majors presant Dwelling house 22 poles inBarren County also left Ivta Webb's presant Dvjellin^^ house 38 poles in:i,-;rren County and the line was carefully marked from the Beginningtc the Edmonson County line. Given under my heUid this 11th day ofJuly 1827.

Wm Marshall, D,S. (Deputy Sheriff)E M Covington, S.W.C. (Sheriff

Fee Bill (VJarren Co)Travers line 2440 poles. Direct line 3220 poles, Travers and Directlines 5660 poles, 17^ Miles & 60 poles.

/

>7U.^

Aquilla Greer )Jno F New ) CB (Chain Bearers)Euclid M Covington )Aojuilla Greer MarkerThree Days e3.ch

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Witt Marshall, D.S.E M Covington, S.VJ.C,

TH:S CkVAgJl rATT^-Y

Cc^;v>;*.led by: Orlcna Savage KartDan113 rianders Drive, Chickasha, Okla

THOMAS BROl^ i'AVAGE - 1807-1857, born in Kentucky - Madxsori Cc«p 111,Married 1829

FRANCES SALINA ROBIKSON - 1810-1370

Children 2

a. Benjamin Franklin 1854-1935-Rosa Brov/nb. Thomas Milton 1857-1953-did not Karryc. Frances Salina 1858-1937-Win Lewis Fergusond. Charles Marion 1861-1954-Olive A

e. Martha L 1864-1865

f. William E 1866-1867

g. Emma Jane 1869-1950-John Cross Horton

h. John D 1872- did not inarryi. James Edward 1876-1952-Vina Martin

j, Daniel Louis 1878-1925 ? in Arkansas

!• William F Savage1830-1909

m 1853

Mary Buckrer

1832-1865

m 1865

Frances Ogle1841-1897

2, Lydia Jane Savage a. girl 1851-

3.

1832-1906

m 1850

Edward Cole Kile

m -

Peter Bean

b. Charles Levd.s 1852-

c. Daniel Thomas 1857

d. William 1860

e. Harriet Helen 1862--Barney Vtolfef. Mary Rebecca 1865-1958-Petcr V Gilletg. David Frank 1874-h. Emma F 1877-

j. Kittie -Allen Thompson

Rebecca Ann Savage1834-1919

m 1857

James M Harrison

1834-1869

4. *John Thomas Savage a. Sarah Frances 1861-1938-Wta D Herrin1836-1912 *b- Charles Lafayette 1864-1930-0rlena VJither-

m 1860 spoonMargaret M Forister/c. Ernest Cicero 1866-18661840-1887 d, Minnie Florence 1869-1947-Melvin Lloyd

e, Emma Rebecca 1872-1923-Harry Yorkf, Nettie Maud 1875-1905-Thornburgg. Mattie Inez 1878-1911-ErnGst Lloydh. Elva May 1883-1883

5, Daniel Boone Savage/a. Lee (Leroy) 1866-1925-Rose Strawhun1838-1896 b. Laura 1868- R Hild

m 1865 c, Ella 1869- Will DrydenLouisa Anna Hauptly/d, Plumac 1871-18821842-1936 e. Charles Herbert 1873-1954-Ina Buck

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f., l(?7r-

g. Dai;^y P 1876-1377h. Kab-il 1879-1960 -Eart Hildi# Annia 3 1881-19C4-Spencer Rhod:?^3. Ralph B 1853-196^"Gervruds Wellsk, Guy 1887-1888

Charlos Wcbb

6, Mary I - died young - born 1840

7, Sarah E - 1842 - died young

8, David M Savage - did not marry1845-1897

9. Harrietts McClara Savage/ a. Geo T 1866-1929-Emma1847-1886

ra 1865

George VJ Scott1832-1916

b. Catherine Salina 1868-1958

c. Samuel Earl 1870-1948-Catherine Hasslipd. Ncla Cornelia 1872-1954-Philip Warde. Robert Maston 1874-1875

f. Harry Torrence 1875- Minnie Finkeg. Daniel Jefferson 1378-1959-Maud Paytonh. Walter Olin 1880-1831

i. VJilliam Herman 18a2-1970-Kargaret Busbyj. Margaret Estella 1834-1970-Henry Hunter,

ihon Emil DoMoulin

k. Harriet McClara 18r6-1944-John Siebuhr

10. James Tho^nas Savage a. Henry1851-

m Mary McLaw END

CLINTON COUNTY KENTUQCY VITAI.

BIRTHS

STATISTICS

Continu<^d fron Oct 1974

Contributed by: Eva C Peden208 Morningside Drive, Glasgov;, Ky

Date Name Father or Owner Mother1853

Apr 2 M J Dyer (f) Calvin Dyer Emily DuvallSep 3 A M Duvall (m) James Duvall Jane Cowan

Dec - Betty Duvall S Duvall • —

Nov 28 Joseph Pickins J P Pickens Polly Ann RyanNov 13 J F Reeves A D Reeves Polly Ann ReevesApr 23 Virginia W3od J J Wood Luvina MyersJul 3 J R Slone (m) Mathew Slone Jane TuggleJan 7 Mary L Stockton Allen Stockton Elizabeth McCleryJun 10 J T Utood Sam'l Wood E A WrightJun 19 Lec Joseph Lee E CampbellFob 29 Celina I Smith (m) P H Smith Ireen Wood

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Leo I Jarrisen

GForgc (Mulatto)Nath*>.niel Brunin^tte

Julia Moulder

Jasper ShyMary M HopkinsM E Davis (f)

T'.!r: P Hd'»;r4s*C'n

W F

v; J 3rriar.cttG

Jacob Moulder

McShive

George HopkinsJno M Davis

Jun 23

1CS3

K'r-b 12

Dec 18

JUR 7

Ms y 8Jul 11

Jul 10

Jul 10

r'iiy 22

Jan 16

J.an 21

•Ju ci 23

Jan 24

Feb 4

Feb 7

Feb 14

Feb 25

Mar 3

War 10

Mcir 21

J.-\n 19

.Tan 3

Jan 16

1853

Kov 23

1854

Sep 19Jun 2

Aug 24Poc -

Oct 1

Jun 28

Jul 29

Jun 14

Fab 23

Jul 10

Mar 22

May 15

Feb 12

Jul 13

Mar 30

Dec 18

Jul 14

Doc 10

Jul 16

Dec 8

Apr 12

No name - male-alive-black

Kizsaviriiuh

M^ry Ann

Sareih Evajis

Margaret Kakey

Alp'r-ba C TcOvt'is

H l^llliaina

Malvina MontgomeryQuintcrj J V.'rightAlbany, Ky

No name (f-a)No name (m-a)No Name (m-a)Thomas J Deweese

No name (f-a)No name (black)No name (?0No name (ra-a-black)No name (m-a-black)No name )m- v/hite )No nams (f-a-black)No name (male)No name (m-dead)

" O^vner - p

J D VJright

J C V7oosleyThos E LivingstonFrancis Pierce

Daniel Deweese

James Stockton

Owner: Alex*r HaysOvmer: Owen Comstock

Owner: L Bramlette

Ovmer: R MaxeyJoseph FishmanOwner: R MaxeyJ G Harris

Jno Keeton

Nancy LightPolly SmithSally SmithRebecca Wrioht

No name (m-dead-black) Owner; J D WrightGeo W Branham (male) Jas W BranhamNo name (male-dead) James Ferguson

1854

Mary A McFarland James E McFarland

Martha Cross

Folly Perkins

Crisicus

Malinda Ov;en

1854

Catherine C Cusel^.o?Francis E Glidwcll (m) Anderson Glidewell Sarah McCleron?W F Smith (m)Margaret E Stewart

George E SummersNot named (m-dead)L F Kelley (f)Sarah E Dotson

Joseph A HestorFilmore HogO L Bristow (m)

J C Smith

John B Stewart

Simeon Summers

J R BandyThomas M KellyVJ A Dotson

Jane Ford

Permelia Carver

Angeline WrightElizc.beth Wri<^htSurilda Duvall

Harriette E Hov/ardJames N Hestor (Hastin) L C VJarderJames Hog

Francis Bristow

Loretta Guthrey (f-dead) Armmus GutheryR A GutherySarah Melton

M A Becknell (f)Sarah E WrightUzel S Lee (m)M E Ferguson (f)

Albert GutheryRichard Melton

Richard Becknell

Edmund WrightJoseph LeeJames Ferguson

Pleasant B Jarvis (m) John JarvisSarali E Stockton George StocktonElizabeth Stockton Jesse Stockton

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Polly S Cook

Nancy ReevesMatilda Vance

Agness KeenPhebe Hutchison

Elizabeth Johnston

Leonia SpeerElizabeth CampbellMalinda Owens

Sarah Cole

Elizabeth Means

Mary Braswell

AugNov

/ipr

AprMay

Jan

Jun

Jul

Jun

Jul

fcpFsb

Jun

Oct

Dec

May

Mar

Mar

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Jan

Jan

Apr

AprOct

Jan

Dec

Jun

Dec

SopMay

Nov

Jun

Nov

AprAprNov

Mar

SepMar

Dec

May

Jul

Oct

AprOct

n Malvinia Stockton (3;-dear!) Allen 3tcck28 V/ M C<\"ter (m)15 Jo!ir A Daniel

27 Rebecca Pierce

23 Nancy Gibbons26 Johr; O Barber

3 Levi Stockton

1 Allen D Broivn

25 Janes S Harper22 No ncxne (m-dead)

4 Rebecca J Cross

2 James Glidewell

10 Margaret C Becknan25 Virginia E V»bodson

9 Mary E Bristow30 Lucinda Smith

20 Margaret B Ragsdale11 John A Murray

•fccn E?\.izabeth JloCcyRebecca V-nov-^r

M;).rth?» Glidewell

Cirena PariOii

Sarah PerkinG

W C Di.ckinson

LucL'.rria BJ^.rber

Sa7:2ui a Athir-hi'.rri-!::

Rofcecca Williaiaj

Cyrsna Boring?Lydia GroceFerriba Holt

Lucinda Cross

Cathe^rine Talbott

Sarah Means

Sarah L Farrier

Sarah Brovm

Sarah J Rabourn

Jane Smith

Loin Smith

Nancy VincentManervy Preston

Elizabeth Craft

Elizabeth Glid'^v/ell

Elizabeth TompUins

8 Martha J L Teel

27 Matilda A Story (f-dead) Robt Story8 Martha E Melton James Melton

1 Martha E Thornhill A C Thornhill

Roam City, Tenn1 Mary E Armstrong5 Manda A Melton

1 Lela C Speck12 Sarab L Speck27 Ellen J Hunter

22 Marion E Staley (m)2 Pleasant A Staley

22 Thos W Eiving15 Mary Moles

Mary A ThornhillMary E Shipley

17 Not named (male)22 Victoria Jeffers

7 John S Campbell1 Houston L Speck

22 Sarah J Scarberry13 James F P Reeves

30 Sevina Little

9 VJ L Harper (m)29 James M Hunt

29 Mary J Stockton9 Robert H Groce

15 Samuel B Mullins

27 Sarah E VJcod

20 Malinda E Savage

10 Mary C Talbott

5

6

John Carter

Elijah DLLnielHenderson Pierce

Jaacs E Gibbons

M A Barber

Hiram Stockton

Janes S Bi.oun

A T HarperB F RaglanW H Cross

Jobe Glidewell

John Beckman

R R Woodson

Rich'd P Bristov;

James Smith

Thomas M RagsdaleAnthony MurrayThomas J Teel

Rufus ArmstrongAnderson Melton

Michael SpeckJesse SpeckNathan Hunter

Enoch Staley&50ch A StaleyJesse EwingGeorge MolesJacob Thornhill

John ShipleyJ Peter HolsappleWin B Jeffers

A VJ CampbellJacob SpeckRobert ScarberryA D Reeves

Greenberry LittleJacob M HarperG VJ Hunt

Samuel Stockton

Pleasant Groce

John Mullins

Samuel M Wood

Thomas Savage

N M Talbott

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Mary A Thr?.d2icr(yGar?)Mary A Thrasher "Mariba. Wood

Sarah Jeffars

Laminah ShoopmanClarkey M^rick?

Elizabeth Ford

Clarisa Lavjson

Lucinda Cook

Margaret Roe

Lucinday Brurcm?.ttPolly A BurchettJane Reeves

E M Zimmerman

Felisa Bristov/

Rosanah Craig

Martha Lee

Polly MeansEmily A WoodMary CraigAmanda Hopkins

Jan 18 Al0n;30 Snow

Oct 2 Net (c.)Dec 14 W W Hopl.<ins (m)Oct 12 liftn A Snith

Mar 30 John E Wheeler

Feb 2 Lavir.A T Pardu-2Jan 6 ts'bt mmQd (male)Auf? 13 James T Bramlette

Aug 30 Mary Z Smithriov 30 Robert D Shelleyr-C?.r 25 Anny E VJilbornSep 8 Joseph VJ BoykinOct 1 Not na:iied (m)Jul 1 Starling CottonMar 14 James B MarrisonMay 30 Mary C PennycuffJul 22 Emily J DavisDec 12 riot named (m)Aug 20 Nancy E MolesSep 6 Harriett L Hain

F G -nov;

Joroph ShellyVJ Hopkins

Palraer Smith

M P Vvliceler

H H Perdue

John C VJrayVJm Bramlette

J J Smith

T VJ ShelleyW A VJilborn

Nathaniel BoykinSamuel Duvall

Stephen CottonJohn A MorrisonJohn PennycuffJeremiah Davis

J C Staton

Jackson Moles

Vila Hain

END

M J RysnM-\tild^. G ShellvElizabeth J MackoyIcy Johns.onSuaanah Poulst

Luc5.n''Ji Eurche;f:t

Sabinn Grxins

Acislia A BatGs

PCII7/ WrightManerva NeatheryEliza A CampbellCela A PhelpsNancy Stev/art

Jiida Fittman

Angeline GroomHansili Bell

Martha V/ Rar>.jGyFrances VJinfreyJane Walkor

Margaret Brancof

METCALFE CO.. KY. CEMETERY RECORDS

Contributed by Eddie Shartzer, Knob Lick, Ky,, amateur archelogisThis cemetery located on the Jolly Farm, near Knob Lick, Ky,

Bell© Owen, wife ofW» L, Owen

Susan D. MorrisBrackston J, BakerR, L. Porter

Jennie ConyersJ, Taylor LeeWm, W, Robertson

Co C 13 Ky InfMary S,, dau. of C, M.

& M. S. WilliamsVirginia A* Kinser, wife

of Andrew KinserJno» Clark

Co H 13 Ky InfThomas BastonMary Nunn

March 20,April 11,March 20,Oct. 25,April li^,Feb. 12,

18561811

1815• xs??1868

1795

March 26, 1889

Nov. 5, 1831

Jan. 6, 181|9Aug. 23, 1821).

END

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May 5, 1890June 15, 1888April 27, 1887Jan. 6, 1891;Jan. 6. I89IIJ an. 6 j lBi4.3

Nov.

Aug.

2, 1891;

6, 1897

Sept. 12, 1858July 27, 1859

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^HITRC-I r;^CTr)S - Trrr,3cr.lh'-^rl r.nd p'lV.O.xr.^Tcd hy Eva Co^P^dcii. Thin chLixjh Msis firs t ccr-stit'-^t-d i: July laiJ^ and adoptedthe pxosGnt constitution 7 June 1827, and is locatoci in Monroo Ccr.nty,ivontucky, at Vcrnon, which is near the ICentuck:-TannsGSGa line.book nives the names oi the early settlers v.ho'i^vcd in or near Ihe'Cnajberland R;:ver area. rhis is the first tluo thoee rncords h;\vepriblT-shed. It contains 23 pt-vges, miiiu^ographOiij c^rdstock covers, -Ktl".ccapled and taped back. Price - $5.00 includir;? pcattga and hisncl^xsrj.Kentucky residents please include 25C Ky saler; ta:':.

AND NOVJ - By Dr R H Grinstead, published originally in 1906 - an:3±s a reprint of the original by the South Central Kentucky HiGtoric:^!Society, This is 21 pages of memories from the m5.nd and heart of Or,Grinstead regarding his life, friends, and tiues in Barren County, iCy.,which was written by him in corame?ioration of Kentucky Home-comingI'aek of June 1906, Order from: South Central Kentucky HistorioaX andGenealogical Society, PC Box 80, Glasgow, Ky. 42141 Price $2.00,

j'HE TIMES OF L0^53 AGO - By Franklin Gorin. A rfjprint. indexed, byxhe South Central Kentucky Historical Society. Mr Gorin, who was born."vn barren County, Kentucky in 1798, writes of his personal knov/ledgeof the people, the places, and the times of Barren County and the surrounding area. The book contains 141 pages plu>3 index, is hard bound,Ij.orary binding. The era written of covers the time from the founding of Barren County in 1799 until 1876. Any information the authordiscovered concerning the original place the settlers came from is i.r.-cluded, and the author gives a very good picture of the life style ofthose tines. Price $9,50 including postage and h.indling, Kentuckyresidents please add 5% Ky sales tax. Order froia:South Central Kentucky Historical Society, P O Box 80, Glasgow, Ky ^?14:

?.EAR ELKO - By Kenneth H Lee. This book contain/5 records of the residents of the Mammoth Cave National Park ar^?a, including Ednonson,Waricn, Barren, and Hart Counties, Kentucky, Tuc book contains 203pages, cardstock wrap-around covers, offset printed. Price $7.00.Kenneth H Lee, Magnolia Drive, Glasgow, Ky 421-^1

FROM THE SILENT GROVE - Coir.pilcd and published by Kenneth H Lee,The Silent Grove United Baptist Church was conrstituted in 1861 in Ed-nonson County, Ky., which is the area that is nov; the Mammoth CaveNational Park. This book gives the records of the Silent Grove Church,Mammoth Cave Church, and Jcppa Church, The genealogical data coversmany years research by Mr Loe, and does not duplicate anything that iscontained in the above bock written of the same ^.rea. It contai:is 98pages, cardstock wrap-around covers. Price $7.00. Order from:Kenneth H Lee, Magnolia Drive, Glasgow, Ky 42141

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EAILEY--MI?CIfEI,L FAMTLY P^CCr<D:^ Eolcod and Coi5pJ,":A^3 by Lr^vlfield Baiiey (7<.3&^-i974) . 'ihia work deals vjIxIi the de^ccnic:..:it5EiCi-iard Eailey (ca 17Cr-i) ai.d wifo Mary ?_ PaiXey; and ofMltcholl (1798-1827) and 'vvife T.ucinda (Chambers) Mitchell (i83£>--?) ,rho sattled in the early c!ays of Barren County, Kentucky devolcp^er)*.Mr Bailey arranged this book in an ideal fortnf.'/t: lor addirij any bxith,marriage, and death data which he was unable >o or^tain. In the bookhe expressed the desire - "I have had great pleasure in collectingand writing th^se records. I hope - - each generation will keep therecords up to date," The book is 8^11, mimeographed, vriLth card-stock covers, stapled and taped back, and was published about 1966.This is not a reprint, they are the remainder of the original printing, so there are only a limited number available. Price $2.00 plu::50(1 postage and handling. Order from: Mrs Levi Bailey, 107 SouthMain Street, Tompkinsville, Ky. 42167.

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Our most sincere apology to these members whose names were omitted in the last issue of the quarterly - we are so very sorry. Wewould appreciate it very much to be notified of these omicsions.

R7BACK, Mrs Jerome A, 1229 Columbia Ave, So Milwaukee, Wis 53172ST CHARLES, Michael, 512 N Race St, Glasgow, Ky 42141SECREST, James S, P O Box 35, Scottsville, Ky 42164SETTLE, Miss Ollie Lou, Mayfield Plaza, Apt 109C, Glasgow, Ky 42141SIDDENS, Mrs Harold, Route 6, Glasgow, Ky 42141

THEN AND NOW - By Dr R H Grinstead - Our reprint, which is review^jdin the book section, has had an index compilv-^d by one of our members.Vfe are not at liberty now to mention her namr^, but we hope to receive her permission to include it in the next issue of our quarterly^This will add much to the usefulness of the book.

MEETINGS

A REMINDER - The regular meetings of our Historical Societyare still being held on the 4th Thursday evening of each month at7 o'clock, in the Mary Wood Weldon Memorial Library, 107 WestCollege St., Glasgow, Ky. If any of our many out of state members,and those who are farther than a normal driving distance, are in oraround Glasgow on the 4th Thursday evenings, we would be so happyfor you to attend our sessions. Also, we remind our "in tov.Ti"members to attend our meetings. Bring a friend, too.

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SHAW - CR.^VS - Would liks the P^cer^tsy oi CATVnaiNE SH.W, born l609Barren Co^jty, Ky, Married WTLLIM CEEWS, and died in Wayno Co,.f Kinney, MoD, 5917 - 58th Place, New Carrojl-ton, Md. <^0704,

COX-PAGE-WHITLOW-DICKEHSON-WILLIJiMS - Who were the pc,rents of Nf^ioy9?, '̂ .V^^r . ^ in Monroe (nov; Metcalfe) Co^^ ind..Jchn Page

Barren Co. in l6ifO and iho died sometime afteri father was James Page, son of Anderson Papeand his wife Fanny (Frances) Williams, Who was John B. Pagers

mother? His father, James, md. (2) Sarah , but who was his f5rG-:wile? Who were the parents of Fanny Williams (above)? Wlio were thoparents of Harriet Whitlow who was born about I826 prob, in Ciomber-land Co« and may be buried in an old Whitlow or Pace cemetery nearSlimmer Shade. Does anyone have these cemetery records? Harriettsparents may have been Solomon Whitlow and Jane Dick. She was notmentioned in Solomon*s estate, but she pre-deceased him. Would liketo get information on Dickerson families descended from Solomon Dick"erson of Monroe Co» (previously Barren) by I8O6 or earlier. He he-longs to the Dickerson family of Maryland and I have much informai;ionon them. Dolores C. Rutherford, 175o Carmelo Drive, Carmichael, Ca.95<30o.

^cestor Thomas M. Williams grew up in Allen Co., Ky,, he was b,I0I5 in Va. Is he a son of Henry (not certain) Williams, age 56,b. Va. in House #657 of Allen Co. I850 Census? Family is G (?)Williams sge Sk ("the wife) b. Va. and these children: J.P-33 m b.Va:J.^H. 15 (or 13) m b. Ky; D age 9 m b. Ky; C. J. age 2 f b. Ky.This Census is very dim. Neighbors were #656 Mary Tinsley 78 f,blind b. S. C. #656 Hood?; # 66O Stark; 661 Rich5.e; # 656 EdwardWilliams 26 Hale b. Ky; w. P. Williams & c children; #665 Jackson,28 m. four in family, Louise Todd Hunt, ]i026 Cornell, Garland.Texas 7501^.2,

Thomas M. Williams b. I815 in Va; m. I/3I/I837 Elizabeth Lynn, AlienCo. by Jesse L. Hickman (Baptist) had 1 dau. Luvenia Ellen Williamsb. 3.838. Wife Elizabeth died soon after the binth of the dau. On12/19/181|.0 Tom Williams m^ Mary Ann Laird b. Pa. I819, came to DallasCo., Tex. with him in 1857* Need the parents of both wives.Louise Todd Hunt, i^.026 Cornell, Garland, Tex. 750^2

EDWARDS-FAULKNER^ Elizabeth Faulkner m I819 Barren Co. to John Edwards. She d prior to 1829 leaving 2 children. Could anybody providtme with information concerning this John Edwards and the names ofthese two 'children? Mrs. Joseph Faulkner, 37933 Townhall, Mt.Clemens, Mich. l4.80ij.3.

Can anyone tell me who the parents of JOHN M. BERRYMAN WERE? andwhere he is buried. He was b. I82I; died 16 Jan. 1865. Md. ZarildaS ott? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Mrs. Eve^-ettMcNulty, Rt. 1, Box 1[|.8, Cozad, Neb. 69I3O

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Doslro m±onno-tion on j^OLI'ZS fanily wtio noved to Cc.''.'uir.l">5.a- -c^Q.'lrCo., Ky. in early iSCO's Irom N.C. Tenn. l^rs. PoTlis'waa asister of ARCHIBALD ARMS of Overton County^ Tenn» Mood infomationon her, her brothers and sisters, her parents, Mrs. Kenneth G,Berge, 1^51 VJoodlaad Drive S,W., Rochester, M;.nn. 55901

Need birth, death and marriage information on AUSTIH SIMS and familywho settled in Turkey Keck Ben area of Monroe Oo„, Ky. about l80Cfrom N,C, and is buried someplace in Turkey ITock Bend,Mrs, Kenneth G. Berg, ll).5l Woodland Dr. S.W., Rcohester, Minn, 55901

Vhere are John Arms, son of Archibald Arms of Clay County (formerlyOyerten ) Co., Tenn. and his wife Betsy Thurman buried? Need deathbirth and marriage dates also, Mrs. Kenneth G. Berge, lii5l WoodlandDr. S.W., Rochester, Minn. 55901

Need information cn parents of Sophia Susan Martin b, 29 Dec, 178';:m, Archibald Arms in l8ll in Overton Co., Tenn. Parents are believed to be Robert or William Martin of Overton Co., Tenn. and LavineSims, dau, of Austin Sims, All of N.C^ Mrs, Kenneth G. Berge,llj^Sl Woodland Dr S.W., Rochester, Minn. 55901

My ancestor GREEN GRAHAM was born 1778. Said b. in Va. Was he married twice? He was living in Warren Co., Ky. in l8lO with wife andfive daughters. The 1820 census show him in Allen Co., Ky. withfour daughters and wife. The I83O Allen Co. Census whows him to bebetween 50-60 with wife i4.0-50, and one male between 5-10 years. ByloiiO Green is not listed sa evidently dead or had moved. Traditionsays that his wife Rachel, was a CLINE and Bible records show a JohnA. Cline b, I0I3, and George W. Cline b, 1820. These could havebeen her nephews, living with them. Bible records show that GreenGraham had daughters: Elizabeth b. 1798, Mary b. 1799, Charlotty b.1502, Luvicy b. I807, Sarhia (Sarah or Sally) b, I8II, Marriagerecords show that Elizabeth m, William Collins l8ll|. in Warren Co.,Ky,Did Mary m, V/illiam Smith or John Hall in Allen Co.? Charlotte m.Henry Hickman in Allen Co. in l8l9. Luvicy m, Amos Poe (my g, grand-

in Allen Co. in I827. Sally m. Young Logan in Allen Co.Io2o. -Also Allen Co. Marriage records show Green Graham m, RachelSmith in I815, ^Need parents of Green Graham and Rachel Cline orSmith, Desire information concerning descendants of daughters. Howwere the Clines related? John A, and George W. moved to Mo. anddied at Weableau, Mo. They had brothers, William and Samuel \iho alsomoved to Mo. Mrs. Mabel P, Hicks, 80ij. N, Crumley, Guymon, Okla,739ij.2,

Who was ABNBER LEE who signed marriage bond of Abijah Kelly and RettyStafford in Pulaski Co., Ky. in I8O6? Were Retty*s parents WilliamStafford and Sallie Johnston cf Caswell Co., N.C. and Jackson Co.,Tenn.? Mrs. Edward L. Benedict, 20^ Virginia St., Kingston, Tenn.37763

GARMAN - Will some one give me information on the family of HarmonGarmon? He m. Millie Franklin in Barren Co., Ky. I83O; d. Oct. 2,1835 in Cumberland Co,, Ky, Appraisal of his property Nov, 11, 1835.1. c V ' 3

Sale Ox his property J!arch Zu, 1836, Dc\^i:r to hio Hidr,x^ ?eb 11 1837•Adam Garman waa appointed administrator for his ectatc.Ilrs. Marion Go Butler, Rt 1 Box 281^ Burke,3ville, Ky '^^71?

Wish to contact and record data for ALL der,cendants of DAVID DENHA^UDavid wac b 179k- V/ashington Co, Tenn.; d ]880 Edrn.ondson Co., Ky,.;md (1) Elizabeth Edmon (TEdmunds?); d before l6:J0; (?;) Susan ?Known children were; Thomas Jefferson (I62I4.-] 91C) ma Elir:.uoeth Pea-Cock (?Pitcock?); John H. (I828-) md Julia /ini.. Donl.\am (were theyrelated?; George Washington (I833-I916) unm,; A:^/ (18314.-) David Jr<,1836-1909) md (1) Sarah Jane Smith, (2) Mary HOLLAND; Granville L,(1838-1873) unm.; Remus (Reamus)) (1839-); James W, (I850-) \inm? -tvri.n to Harriett C. (I650-) imm?; Hardin Wilson (iSSl^--) md Sarah"Liszie" COLE; Mary Melinda L. (I856-) md Thomas J, Hovrard; WilliamSanford (I86O-I9I4.O) md (1) Elizabeth Stephens (or Stevens), (2) Car-delia BASHAM. Was Hardin DENHAM (b 176O Hanover Co., Va; d. I850Monroe Co., Ky,, the father of David? David in Monroe Co., Ky, by1821, Edmonson Co., Ky, by lc360. How is David related to other Sout.UCentral Ky DENHAMS? All help appreciated. Clara Denham Haines,20 Berrel Ave., Trenton, N.J. O8619

Need parents of WILLIAM PINCKNEY DODSON b Columbia, Ky. according tofamily Bible records. Had a" brother named Samuel and probably onenamed Jesse. Was in Wayne Co., Mo. and m there in I850 to RachelDunn. Could Josiah Dodson listed in l8i;0 census of that county behis father? William P. moved to Texas in Coryell Co in 1856. Censucrecords indicate Ky as birth place of both Samuel and William andalso Jesse, with birthplace of father being listed as Tennessee.Mrs. Laverne Hays, 9th St., Lubbock, Texas 79^4-16

CLAYTON - DODD - DRANE - SCOTT - John Clayton of Barren Co., Ky.b in Va 1792. Married Lucinda Dodd, 30 Jan. 1322. Had family of15 children - one being my great grandmother, Louisiana CLAYTON DHAN?;(She md Judson Scott Drane of Barren Co., son of Anthony Drane andCatherine "Kitty" Scott). Anyone with information on these familiesplease contact: Julia Drane Becker, 3890 Crestmont Dr., Santa Maria,Ca 93U5U

DODD - NEAL - JAMES DODD of Barren Co., Ky. believed to have diedbefore 1821^.. Wife Nancy Neal. Children: Ann, James, Susan, Mar:,^Lucinda, John, Allen, Haden and Bradford. My great, great grandmother was Lucinda Dodd, b l805; md John Clayton. She d 23 Jan IO82and both are buried in Barren Co. Anyone with information on theDODD, NEAL or CLAYTON families please contact: Julia Drane Becker,3890 Crestmont Dr., Santa Maria, Ca

We would like to buy, borrow, rent or otherwise obtain a copy of abook about the STRANGE and BLAIN families of Edmonson and Hart Counties, which was published by William Hartford Strange.Kenneth H. Lee, llB Magnolia Dr., Glasgow, Ky.

Will correspond with descendants of MICHAEL BRANSTETTER (1759-1811)and wife Mary, and Mathew Amyx (1778-1860) and wife Jane Pawbuah o::*(Porbis). All died in what is now Metcalfe-Monroe Co*s, Ky. nearBeaumont. Evelyn Rosemary Frantz, 7225 New Castle Rd, Lafayette, InrW905

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Who were tiis parents of C/.TKLiJi,mI AiJIT S."rvSLY b 30 July I819 inJe.ferson Co Ky. Catherine md /ilxln.der irianilton Iiv.ssey, 1 oanlol;6 in Louisville, Ky. sevt Ltid in Caneyville, Grayscn Co Kysometime after the birth oF'te.ughter Effie Mae in 1862. Wr-_o Cath-

family of Stephen and Eleanor Shively ^ inthe 1050 oenrus of Grayson Co? Mrs. Clauds E. E/.-.arth Jr'., "Spellman Rd, Houston, Texas 77035

Heed parents of NANCY DUFF (b 1 June I803 in Va; d. 5 Nov. I870 Ky)mMay I833 JAMES GOODNIGHT (b ? Va; d 9 Jan I639 in Barren Co Ky)Have reason to believe her father*3 name might bo Wesley,Mrs. Nancy Criswell, 1^01 Taylor Dr, Carbondale, 111 62901

Need parents of James GOODNIGHT ( b ? Va; d Jan 9 I839 Barren Co,Ky)He lived with wife Nancy Duff (b June 1, I8O3 Va; d. Nov. 5, I87Oin Ky.) on a farm near Rocky Hill, just south of Glas/?ow.Mrs. Nancy Criswell, 11^.01 Taylor Drive, Carbondale, ill 62901

Need Info on WILLIAM LANDRUM (b 20 June I8OI Ky; d. ?) and wifeElizabeth Herndon ( b 10 Nov I8OO Ky; d 8 Mar I888 Ky) Children;Mary D,, Lucetta C., Christopher C., Nathan Y., Oliviah Francis,Elizabeth Jane. Lived near Rocky Hill, Ky south of Glasgow.Mrs. Nancy Criswell, li^Ol Taylor Dr, Carbondale 111 62901

Need parents of ELIZABETH T. FROGG (b 17 Nov 1823 or 33 Tenn; d 20Ncv 1907 Ky) md SIMON PETER SHELLEY (b 20 June 1821 Ky; d 2k Decl88i]. Ky) Lived in Clinton Co., Ky possibly near Browns' Crossroads.Mrs. Nancy Criswell, li^Ol Taylor Dr, Carbondale 111 62901

Need children of WILLIAM J. CARVER (b 20 July 1802 Va; d. 12 Dec.1887) md Sarah A. Sewell ( b 20 July I82I; d 22 May 1909 Tex).Believed to have lived in Clinton Co Ky. One daughter named LucetteMaxey (b 30 Aug I850) need brothers and sisters. Mrs. Nancy Criswell, 11^01 Taylor Dr., Carbondale, 111 62901

FITZGERALD - JARRELL, ETC - Who were parents of Isham Fitzgerald whomd 1790 Lucy Webb in Franklin Co., Va. and finally settled in MonroeCo., Ky? What relation was ho to George Fitzgerald, Revolutionarysoldier from Va & Pa who settled in N.C., later Tenn., and had sonsJesse & Aiken who settled in Monroe Co., Ky. Have much Fitzgeralddata to exchange. George Fitzgerald has sons: J'smes, Jesse, George.,Aiken, Randolph and Reuben. Robert T. Nave, 6ll|. Metro Manor,Nashville, Tn 37219

CHAPMAN - WHO were praants of JOHN CHAPMAN early settler in Washington Co., Tenn who finally settled in Monroe Co., Ky.? Was he a brother t-> Benjamin Chapman, born I76O in Md., and served in Rev. Warfrom Md. and Va., and latere settled in Washington Co., Tenn. Havemuch Chapman data to exchange. John Chapman had sons: John, David,Robert and James. Robert T. Nave, 6lii Metro Manor, Nashville Tn37219

Need information on descendants of JAMES FLEMING b I8OI Va; died A^^-I078 Ky. and wife Mary C. Goodpasture b 25 Jan I808 Va; d Aug,

Ik, 1878 Ky. Evelyn Rosemary Frantz, 7225 New Castle Rd, Lafayette,Ind i;7905 '

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T-furv.^-^jca nf,odjd oi^ I3/VAC BOV?';;:; fc 2;; .^prll l?Of VJnoh^nj-lcn Go.,ienn. Died when and where? Hd Feb. 3. IcJci'! in Ivp.ahington Cc^j T^nn.to Agnes Youn- b T ; d ? ivhon and wh-.-eV ihei.r daughtor- 3ar- Amib le2j:i Tenn, md l81|4 in Tenn. r.d Hcri'y Moaer b 182)4.; died l6i)4 inCxvil War. Sarah Ann died 2k Aug 1909 in Monros Co., Ky.Evelyn Rosemary Franta, 7225 ITav: Castle Rd, Lafayette, Ind. L79C5

Will share LE-ION (LEAMCN-LAYMOU). JACOB (1789"l87il: md I819 Br-ront Co., Ky. to Susannah M. Smith (I8OI-I871) Mstc-.lfe Co., Ky. Sho was

the daughter of William Smith b ab 177)4.: died iOljji Barren Co., K?1and wife Margaret Campbell b ab 1777 and died ab 1853 in Barren Co.,I Rosemary Prantz, 7225 New Castle Rd., Lafayette, Ind,'1- I /O5

SMITH - HAMPTON - HUCKOLLS - LUCKETT - Wish to correspond with anyone having information on Basil Gaither Smith, b 3 Apr I806, Glasgov;,Barren Co., Ky, - one of 1}. known brothers: Josse, Isaac (Ikey), &Ephriam and tvjo sisters: Henrietta Smith Higdon, and Polly (llarths?)Smith Ferris, all children of Isaac Smith & Sarah Hampton of RowanCo., N,C, Were the Smith's German & where from to Rowan Co, in 1700'•.Basil Gaither Smith md (1) 29 Apr I83O Barren Co Ky to NANCY NUCK0LL3daughter of ANDREW NUCKOLLS & MARTHA GRAVES of Goochland Co., Va.(Andrew was J.P. in Barren Co. & performed mar. there). Basil Md (2)Mary E. Luckett and had at least 1 son born 1862, Humphrey MichaelSmith. SARAH HAMPTON was dau of Ephriam HAMPTON, and Lemender ?paid to be cousin of Col. Wade Hampton of N. & S. Carolina & the Va^Hampton's. Could either Elisabeth, wife of Isaac Sr. or Lemenderpwife of Ephrian Hampton, have been a GAITHER? Mrs. Inez G. VonHarten, 336!; Londonderry PI., Santa Clara, Ca. 9$050

Need information on WILLIAM K. WILSON lived southeast section of *Barren Co., Ky. I85O; Metcalfe Co., Ky. i860, William K. (Age 75 ?in i860 census) b Penn or Tenn; wife Prances K<. b Va, daughers: Mary JJ. (ca 1826 Ky); Prances M. (ca 1837 Ky). In saiae household (i860) 'Thomas F. Mills age I8, George W. Barrett age 7* Does Matthew Wll£.:onbelong to this family. He was b. Dec. k, IS19 Ky. Mrs. Oscar E.Cahill, 1302 25th St., Auburn, Nebr. 60305

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