Alcorn Family Jessamine Co., Ky.

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Permalink Reply by Nancy House Perry on August 22, 2009 at 1:02pm

Lexington Herald-Leader

Mrs. Minnie Alcorn Hicks, 92, 136 Goodrich Ave, died Sunday. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Survived by a son Raymond Hicks Lexington; three daughters Mrs. Thurman Misenheimer Georgetown, Mrs. Hazel Elliott, Mrs. Irene Massengale both of Lexington; twenty-one grandchildren; fifty great-grandchildren; and thirty great-great-grandchildren. Services 11:30am Wednesday at Kerr Brothers Funeral with the Rev. William Richardson. Burial in Hillcrest Memorial Park. Casket bearers will be Thurman Misenheimer Jr., John Carl Rains, Delbert Ward, David and Billy Elliott, and Marion Samuel Hicks.

Permalink Reply by Nancy House Perry on August 22, 2009 at 1:03pm

Entered into rest Wednesday 26 Jan 1977.
Mrs. Fannie Alcorn Houp 89,132 Circle Drive,Nicholasville,died 10:40 a.m. Wednesday at the Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness.She was a native of Jessamine County and a member of the Nicholasville Christian Church.She is survived by five daughters,Mrs.Hazel Clouse of Nicholasville,Mrs.James Mercer,Mrs.Gertrude Gooch,Mrs.Ethel Peeno and Mrs. Helen Wilson,all of Covington,Ky.;Three sons,Charles,Bill and Virgil B.,all of Nicholasville;One sister,Mrs. Minnie Hicks of Lexington;twenty-seven grandchildren and forty great-grandchildren.Services Friday 1:30 p.m. at the Betts & West Funeral Home,Nicholasville,with Rev.E.E. Sivis officiating,Burial in the Maple Grove Cemetery.Bearers are Johnny Clouse,David Lee Grow,Jerry and Terry Houp,Billie Joe Houp and Enes Houp.Friends may call after 1 p.m. today. Fannie, Richard Hicks & Minnie Alcorn Hicks

Permalink Reply by Nancy House Perry on August 22, 2009 at 1:04pm

James William Alcorn August 31, 1870-June 06, 1946 buried Wilmore Cemetery, Wilmore, Jessamine County, Kentucky

Permalink Reply by Nancy House Perry on August 22, 2009 at 1:05pm

Mrs. Minnie Alcorn Hicks, 92, 136 Goodrich Ave, died Sunday. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Survived by a son Raymond Hicks Lexington; three daughters Mrs. Thurman Misenheimer Georgetown, Mrs. Hazel Elliott, Mrs. Irene Massengale both of Lexington; twenty-one grandchildren; fifty great-grandchildren; and thirty great-great-grandchildren. Services 11:30am Wednesday at Kerr Brothers Funeral with the Rev. William Richardson. Burial in Hillcrest Memorial Park. Casket bearers will be Thurman Misenheimer Jr., John Carl Rains, Delbert Ward, David and Billy Elliott, and Marion Samuel Hicks.

Permalink Reply by Nancy House Perry on August 22, 2009 at 1:06pm

The Alcorn Family Bible The New Testament , New York American Bible Society , Printed in the year MDCCXVL 1895
The New Testament of our LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST
Translated out of the Original Greek and with The Former Translations Dilegently Compared and Revised
New York American Bible Society

John Alcorn died of heart trouble Sept 23rd 1902
Charlie Alcorn died of Typhod fever Nov 27, 1910
Clarinda Alcorn died Feb 14, 1914
Tommy Alcorn died of Heart Trouble March 16, 1944 Born Nov 11, 1866

Joseph T Alcorn was born Nov 11th 1866
Mandy R Alcorn was born Nov 29th 1868
James W Alcorn was born Aug 31st 1870
Mollie Alcorn was born Oct 25th 1872
Bettie Alcorn was born Sept 10th 1874E
Evey L Alcorn was born Feb 19th 1877
Martha T Alcorn was born Feb 10th 1880
Charlie R Alcorn was born Mch 5th 1882
Daisy Alcorn was born Dec 5th 1884
Fannie Alcorn was born May 2nd 1887
Minnie Alcorn was born Aug 4th 1889

Permalink Reply by Nancy House Perry on August 22, 2009 at 1:07pm

Obit James Alcorn The Jessamine Journal , Nicholasville, Ky - July 27, 1902
The Jessamine Journal gives an account of the death for James Alcorn.
Mr James Alcorn , aged 72 died at his home near Hanley July 17, Friday. The deceased was a great fisherman and known to almost everybody in this section of the county

The following is from the same paper , but located in the Wilmore Society page :
James Alcorn, about 72 years of age died at his home Friday, July 19. Mr. Alcorn had lived on the Kentucky river almost all his life and was a great fisherman. No man knew the river from Camp Nelson to High Bridge better than Mr. Alcorn , and almost everybody that did much fishing went to him for information. His remains were buried at the Nicholasville (Maple Grove) Cemetery Saturday .