KY-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest  18 Oct 1999		Volume 99 : Issue 23
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Message: #1
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 1999 11:26:38 -0700
From: "Jean Dalrymple" <motherd@theriver.com
Subject: [KYF]Death Cert Info for Nicholas Co

Jeanne,
These are death certificates I have concerning relatives that lived in
Nicholas Co.  If you need more info about these please post to the list.
There are dates of birth, death, informants' name,etc. I have listed the
parents.
Harlan R Kenney
s/o
Willis (Wm.)Kenney
Ruth Jane Feeback

Catherine Waggoner
d/o
James Whirl
Cyntha Waggoner

Lewis Willis Tolliver
s/o
Jonnas (Jones) Tolliver
Mahulda Wagoner

Mahulda Tolliver
d/o
Willis Wagoner
Lina Whirl

William Morgan Tolliver
s/o
Frankin Tolliver
signed: do not know
Margaret was his mother's name

Loucretia Tolliver
d/o
William Lowe
Sallie Lowe

Epsy Feeback
d/o
Gilbert Feeback
Rebecca Richey

Ruth Jane Kinney
d/o
Stantin Feeback
Epsy Feeback

James William Tolliver
s/o
Jones Tolliver
Hulda Wagoner

Mary Jane Tolliver Sherwood
d/o
Jones Washington Tolliver
Mahulda Wagoner

Oscar Tolliver
s/o
Jones Tolliver
Mahulda Wagoner

Catherine Tolliver Lowe
d/o
Jones Tolliver
Mahulda Wagoner

Jeanne
Please be so kind as to forward to KF.
Thanks, Kay

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Message: #2
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 1999 20:01:17 -0600
From: "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net
Subject: [KYF] Spencer Co., Waterford School, 1920


From  "The Spencer Magnet", February 5, 1997.    The class of Waterford
School around 1920, on the bank of Plum Creek.

First row, left to right, seated:  Evelyn Day, ___ Vest, Kenneth Jasper,
Baldwin Day, Gilbert Ferguson, Floyd Robertson, Clarence McConald, Leonard
Day, Ernest Raymond, Darold Hickman, William Rogers, Alvin Oberin, Raymond
Spears.  

Second Row:  Maude McDonald, __ Brown, Lillian Gentry, __ Willoughby,
Loretta Bibb, Aline Bridwell,  __ Brown, Helen Spurr, Kathry Day, Viola
Bridwell, Anna Gentry, Marie Rouse, __ Humphrey, Audrey Spurr, Henrietta
Falls, Marvin Day, Forrest Vest, Paul Falls, Thomas Franklin, Letha
Willoughby.  

Third Row:  Lillian Tichenor, Catherine Tichenor, Alleve McDonald, Aristo
Spurr, Lucille Parrish, __ Stump, Lavern Stump, __ Brown, Myrtle Gentry,
Louise Lutz, __ Brown, William Hickman, Mary Stump, Dessie Rogers, Nellie
Spears, Emma Raymond, Gertru8de Franklin, Bennett Hunter, Buz Jasper,
Victgor O'Bryan, Kerry Thomas, Ray White, Sherman Bridwell, Eldon Hickman,
Mrs. Dora Harris, teacher.  


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Message: #3
Date: Sun, 17 Oct 1999 20:03:14 -0600
From: "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net
Subject: [KYF] Spencer County Cemeteries, Notes on Pioneer Cem


From  "The Spencer Magnet".   February 1997

Pioneer Cemetery contains piece of community's history.

In Taylorsville's past, the community cemetery was well kept and was a
place of pride because of the pioneer families who were buried there.

There were flowers around the wrought iron fences that marked family plots
and the road leading up the hill at the end of Hardin Street was kept in
good repair.

The family names of those buried in the Taylorsville Cemetery since the
early 1830's are familiar today.  They include Brown, Blackburn, Halsclaw,
Dennis, Watson, Cheatham, Cooper, Johnston, Huston, Murphy, Cook, Caine,
Black, Mathis, Heady, Rice, Wood, Stout, Branham, King, McKinley, Goodwin,
Burnette, Martin, Minor, Crutcher, Cox, Maddox, Matthews, Purdy,
Montgomery, Mudd, and many others.

Over the years, after hundreds of burials, a number of the descendants of
those early Taylorsville and Spencer County Families have moved on or the
families have simply died out.

African American Families buried their dead in the same cemetery, but
mostly on the south side of the hill facing the Salt River.  Most of the
graves on the west side, facing Hardin Street, are those of early caucasion
settlers.

There is a list of the cemetery's burials based on a survey made of the
stones in the 1940s.  It can be viewed at the Public Library.

Many of the pioneers buried there came from Virginia or Pennsylvania and
others were born in Europe.  They descended from Germany, Ireland, Scotland
and France.  Their voices were heard in the stores and on the streets and
in the public buildings.  They sang in Church, they loved and were loved.  

In the same newspaper, different article.  Clean-up efforts are underway at
the Taylorsville's Pionneer Cemetery.  The Taylorsville City Commission
agreed last spring to maintain the cemetery once cleanup work was complete,
if it is determined the property lies within the city limits.  The city's
surveyor has not yet made the determination, according to city officials.

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Message: #4
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1999 06:12:29 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jan Gillespie <gillespie1949@yahoo.com
Subject: [KYF] Browns Run School  1897-1898


Browns Run School(Cabin Creek) 

Row one:  Will Henry Nash, Carlos Weaver, Albert
Wright, John Will King, Bruce Henderson, Sam Osborn,
Bruce Cox, Charley Nash, Carl Gray

Row two:  Lena Wright, Ethel Evans, Stella Riggens, ??
Cooper, Ona Hughs, Lettie Chafen, Lillie McDonald,
Minnie Cox, Unknown, Esten Jones

Row Three:  Ida Fearis, Teacher, Lou Anna Gillespie,
Myrtle Evans, Georgia McDonald, Ella Cooper, Kate
Cooper, Anna McDonald, Myrnie Gillespie Corns, Maude
Gray, Lucetta King, Charles Hughes, Katie Gillespie,
Alvin Nash, Manley King, Charles Wright, Wood Osborne,
George Cooper

One Room Schoolhouse
Picture Available at no charge
to family members

=====
J. L. Gillespie
Still living in East Central Illinois, 
(hoping to retire to Lewis Co., Ky)
Coordinator Ky/Lewis Co. Obits, Deeds, Pensions
Coordinator Ky/Lewis County Newspaper List

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Message #5
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1999 09:48:31 -0600
From: "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net
Subject: [KYF] DEATH CERT: Patton, Prentice, 1918 Spencer Co


Death Certificate---Commonwealth of Kentucky---Spencer County
#2833
Prentice M Patton
Male
White
DOB:  21 April 1880
Age 37 yrs, 9 mo, 5 days
Farmer
Birthplace:  KY
Father:  J.M. Patton  (James Martin)
Birthplace of Father:  OH
Mother:  Judith Smith
Birthplace of Mother:  KY
Date of Death:  26 Jan 1918
Cause of death:  Consumption
Burial:  Briar Ridge, Bethlehem
Informant:  J.M. Patton


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