KY-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest	25 Oct 1999		Volume 99 : Issue 27


********************Message: #1
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 06:06:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jan Gillespie <gillespie1949@yahoo.com
Subject: NEWS: Vanceburg Sun - August 16, 1906, Lewis Co.

Mrs. Viola Christian, of Olive Hill, is the guest of
the family of her uncle, G. W. Stamper.

Wirt Mavity, of Cincinnati, is the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mavity, this week.

Will Wamble and wife, of Cincinnati are the guests of
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Sanders.

Miss Mayme Heatley, of Cincinnati, has been the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Mary Damery, for several days.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDaniel, of Charleston, W. Va. are
the guests of the family of his brother, Grant
McDaniel.

John Williams and wife, of Kansas City are visiting
friends and relatives in the county and attending the
fair.

Mrs. James Rowley returned to her home in Cincinnati
Monday after a visit of several days with her
daughter, Mrs. J. S. Gardner.

Rapid City, S. D.  - A charming little romance reached
its consummation the other day when Rev. Mr. Sparling
the Episcopal clergyman, united in marriage Miss Lily
B. Springer, a trained nurse at eh Indian School and
Chaunery Y. robe, a full-blood Sioux Indian.  Miss
Springer is a charming young American girl of good
parentage and fine education.  she comes form the
state of Washington and is about 24 years of age. 
Last August she entered the service at the Indian
school and it was not long before the onlookers could
see that she was distinctly attracted to the young
Sioux.  No question of race or caste seemed to
interfere wtih her choice and in less than a year from
the time of their meeting the young Indian and the
fair skinned blue-eyed girl were made man and wife. 
Mr. Robe, whose real name is Chauncey Yellow Robe, was
born on Rosebud reservation in the year 1868 and went
to Carlisle to school when he was 16 years of age.  He
is employed at the school as assistant disciplinarian
and instructor in miliary tactics and athletics.

ONLY GAVE HER A LIFT

Ruggles, KY, August 9, 1906

In last weeks Sun I noticed that you stated that I had
skipped with one Thomas Carroll's wife.  I wish to
inform the public that I overtook Mr. Carroll's wife
and she asked me to let her ride in my buggy, as she
was on her way to her parents in Greenup county, and
of course I did so, and that is the way I skipped with
her.
Yours Truly,
Arnold Snyder


Geroge Hensel and family moved last Friday into the
dwelling on Front Street Formerly occupied by James
Tannian.  

Dr. Reddy left for Baltimore last Friday night with
Mrs. Reddy, who is seriously ill.  She will visit her
parents in that city until she is in better health.

CLARKSBURG

Sim Hodge is building a new tobacco barn.  

Spicer Mustard was visiting in Portsmouth last week.

Mrs. Henry Chamblin is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Carrington near Valley.

Miss Hattie Ruggles, of Cincinnation is visiting her
parents.

The infant daughter of Coler Hobbs was buried Friday
afternoon.

QUINCY

Mrs. Lizzie Mrose is visitin her mother, Mrs. McKee.

Minnis Morris is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jessie
Scott.

James Sanders and wife, who have been visiting
relatives here returned to their home in Tennessee.

Oliver Ruark and wife, were the guests of his brotehr
at Firebrick Sunday.

Mrs. Rachel Harmon is serously ill with inflamatroy
rheumatism.

CONCORD

Mr. Askew returned to Cicninnati on Sunday after
spending several weeks with his daughter, Mrs. H. L.
Bilyeu.

Abner Highfield and wife returned to their home at
Epworth last week after spending a few days at the
bedside of there grandson, Edgar Cull, who we are glad
to report much better.

Mrs. R. M. Owens, whose illness we mentioned in these
columns, was removed to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Mordeaci Williams, at Catlettsburg Saturday.  Her many
friends regret the sickness which necessitated her
removal.  

Harvey E. Secrest, after a residencs of several years
in Illinois and Iowa, is visiting his parents and
other relatives here.

FEARIS

The funeral of W. J. Vaughan, ex-soldier of Mason
County, was attended by Croxton Post at Bethany
cemetery last Thursday.

Wm. B. Pricket, of Ashridge, Ohio is visiting his son
James, and other relatives in this place.

Parites from Cincinnatio were here last week settling
up the business of Ellis Kayata who died a few days
ago in the city hospital.

COVEDALE

Otis Mackey and Miss Holly Kennard were united in
marriage by Squire Frye last Monday.

Miss Inez Fearis, of McKenzie was the guest of Miss
Lena Foster this week.

Cecil Carr of Concord, was the guest of Shelby Means
recently.  

TRINITY

Roscoe Waldron is seriously ill with pneumonia and
whooping cough.

Misses Edna and Ethel Lykins are visiting relatives at
Rectosville this week.

Miss Mattie Parker and sister of Indianapolis, are the
guests of Mrs. George Wilson this week.

Mrs. Flaugher, of Manchester, was the guest of Norman
Waldron and family.

Miss Priscilla Parker, whas has been the guest of
relatives in Portsmouth for several weeks, returned
home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiner and Miss Mildred Hanna, of
Chattnooga, Tenn., are the guests of the former's
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hiner.  


CARR'S

Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Caines spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weller, of Clarksburg.

Miss Etta Howard, left Saturday for a visit to the
latter's sister, Mrs. Arthur Vance, of Perrysville,
Ind.

RIBOLT

John Trumbo and wife left Sunday for Lexington, where
he has accepted a position.  

JOhn Vance has moved to Kinny where he expects to keep
grocery.

William Rudder is on the sick list.

Robert Meadows has accepted a position in Portsmouth. 


Andrew Hamlin and Davis Owens were in the mountains
last week buying stock.



Submitted by: J. L. Gillespie


********************Message: #2
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 06:41:14 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jan Gillespie <gillespie1949@yahoo.com
Subject: DEATH CERT: Ann J Anderson (nee) Noble, b. Mercer Co., KY died IL

This was on the IL list:  Thought is appropriate to
have archived on the KY list as well.

To: IL-Traces-L@rootsweb.com
 ---------- Forwarded message ----------
 From: Larry &Laura Wright <lsllwright@fuse.net
 Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 09:18:24 -0700
 Subject: [KY] Ann J Anderson (nee) Noble
 
 Found this someone might could use it
 Surname: ANDERSON
  Given Name: Ann J
  Residence: Champaign IL
  Sex: Female
  Birthdate: 25 Aug 1820
  Birthplace: Harrodsburg KY
  License:
  Marriage Date:
  Marriage Place:
  Spouse: C N
  Officiate:
  Death Date: 02 Jan 1892
  Death Place: Champaign IL
  Parents:
  Siblings:
  Children: 7, 4 surviving
  Published: 04 Jan 1892
  Note: Maiden name Ann Jane NOBLE
 
 
 
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