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Searching for gg grandfather's parents

Started by John Hale. Last reply by Valerie J. Thompson Mar 24, 2013. 1 Reply

I'm looking for any info on the Evans family.

Started by Stephanie Ann. Last reply by Stephanie Ann Aug 10, 2012. 2 Replies

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Comment by Denise H Richmond on July 10, 2009 at 7:09pm
My Kentucky ancestors include Sarris HARRIS b. 1830 Morgan county, dtr of William and Susannah FAIRCHILD. Lived in Carter county 1850; married Lewis Henry KENDALL b. 1828 Russell county, Virginia, in 1855 in Lawrence county, Kentucky. Children James William, Celia Ann, John Allen, Henry Martin and Rebecca Susan all born in Rowan county. Family appeared in 1870 US Censue in 1870. Henry M KENDALL is my great-great grandfather. Anyone with knowledge of these surnames and seeking records from these counties? Thank you.
Comment by Greta Koehl on July 10, 2009 at 6:25pm
Researching the following families in Warren County: Matlock, Skiles, Clark, Dyer, Harris (Cumberland Presbyterian ministers), Highsmith. Also researching Brindley/Brinlee and McKinney.
Comment by Kaye Fullylove on July 10, 2009 at 5:05pm
Looking for any information regarding the surname Fullilove or Fullylove from Kentucky. I am looking for information regarding the slave records of William T. Fullilove in 1850 and 1860 in Harrison and Fayette Counties.
William T. Died on October 4, 1864 in Valley View, County, Kentucky, USA. Any help will be appreciated.
Comment by Sherry Hightower on July 10, 2009 at 3:01pm
Hello all. My Kentucky ancestors are:
Wm H BELL, married to Sarah WEATHERFORD (Mercer Co.),
William "Indian Bill" HARDIN married to Winnifred HOLTZCLAW,
Wm PERRIN married to Sallie D. HARDIN, (d/o Wm & Winnie abv)
Reuben RATLIFF married to his cousin Phebe RATLIFF, and their grandson, Wm RATLIFF married to his cousin Mary Ann LAWSON, and their son
Joshua Wilson RATLIFF who married Mary Ann COLLINSWORTH.

Anyone here descended from these unions?
Comment by DeeDee Anglin Shackelford on July 10, 2009 at 10:26am
Rev. James Anglin & wife Jansea "Jane" Barrett - Rockcastle County
Wallace J. Clark Jr & wife Celia Ann Laswell - Rockcastle County
Green Berry Creekmore & wife Ida Ellison - Whitley County
are a few of my line that are out of Kentucky
Comment by Debbie Gibson on July 10, 2009 at 7:48am
I am following Henry Gibson from Rockcastle, KY, Hugh McCune from Nicholas County, KY, Adair's from Bourbon, KY,
Comment by Cindy Johnston Sorley on July 10, 2009 at 1:02am
I have done extensive research in the following counties:
Clay, Madison, Washington, Jefferson, Marion

Some names, Willoughby, Smith, Broaddus, Estep, Cox, Simms (yep as in Phil Simms, football) Abner, Dollins, Portwood
Comment by Emily Doolin Aulicino on July 9, 2009 at 11:16pm
My Canterbury (Canterberry) line lived in Greenup and Lawrence Cos, KY around 1800 and moved to Audrain Co, MO by the mid 1800s. Also related to the Franklins who came from Orange Co, VA.

My Doolin line married the Smith line of Pulaski Co, KY. Charles Smith and Silence Neal had a daughter Delila who m. William Smith, son of James Smith. Wm. and Delila had Belinda Smith who m. Benjamin Doolin and later moved to Audrain Co, MO.
Comment by Sheri Fenley on July 9, 2009 at 11:15pm
Bourbon County is where my family lived from 1785 to about 1870's. WILSON (Henry, his wife Frances Faulkner and his son Lewis), FAULKNER ( John and his wife Joyce Craig), CRAIG (Toliver and his wife Mary Hawkins), THOMAS (Rev. Richard, his wife Elizabeth Bowles, his daughter Sarah who married Lewis Wilson and his brother Gen. Philemon), SKILLMAN (Christopher and his wife Henrietta Payne).

Then from Pulaski County I have the PING family - Bowlen Greene Ping and his wife Sophia Barnes.
Comment by Joyce Garrott on July 9, 2009 at 11:12pm
My Joyce Family came here in the mid 1840's and settle in what is now known as LBL use to be Land Between the Rivers. They later moved to Calloway Marshall Caldwell and other parts of Trigg County. My picture is taken at our family cemetery in LBL one of the very few still active cemeteries there.

Joyce
 

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