KY-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest	11 Jan 2000		Volume 00 : Issue 7

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Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 10:04:14 -0600
From: "Sharon" <pjdykes@duo-county.com>
Subject: DEATH: Adair-Russell County Connections

Commonwealth of Kentucky
State Dept. of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Louisville,Ky.
No. 2873

1.Place of Death:Adair
2.Full Name:Nancy Kelley
3.Residence: Cundiff,Ky

4.Widowed
5.Wife of Elijah Kelley
6.Date of Birth: April 8,1856
7.Age: 79 yrs 6 months 15 days
8.Birthplace;Russell Co.,Ky
9. Fathers Name: Sam Sullivan
10. Fathers birthplace: Russell Co.
11.Mother: Tildy Leach
12:Mothers Birthplace: Russell Co.

13:Burial: Bryan,Ky Oct. 16,1935
14.Date of Death:Oct. 15,1935

Cause of Death: Old Age;Heart Trouble

Signed:Lener Helm, Practical Nurse
             Cundiff,Ky

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Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 16:15:17 -0700
From: "Linda Katherine Jenkins-Wensel" <kanichi@theriver.com>
Subject: BIO: Stanfield WHARTON - born Lincoln Co., KY 

Counties of Morgan, Monroe and Brown, Indiana. Historical and Biographical.
Charles Blanchard, Editor. Chicago: F. A. Battey & Co., Publishers, 1884.
Monroe County Biographical Sketches, Richland Township, p. 641

WHARTON, AGE, BERRY, COOPER, plus ref. to: Gen. JACKSON

Stanfield WHARTON, retired farmer, is a native of Orange County, Va., was
born August 15,1809, and is the oldest son of a family of eight born to 
Joseph and Sarah (AGE) WHARTON, both natives of Virginia, who moved to 
Lincoln County, Ky., where Stanfield was born and reared to the profession of 
farmer.  He received but a limited education, and remained in the service of
his parents until his majority, when he worked for himself as a farm hand,
and saved $200. January 9, 1834, he married Miss Ann E. BERRY, who died 
October 21, 1853, having borne six sons and three daughters, of whom are 
living - Joseph B., Green Lawrence and Burton T.  Mr. WHARTON married for his 
second wife, January 19, 1854, Miss Parthenia J. COOPER, and to this union 
succeeded ten children, eight of whom are living - James W., Mary M., Amanda 
M., Lorena Esther, Fernando D., Luella E., Silas M. and Issac E.  After his
marriage, Mr. WHARTON farmed on rented land for about six years, then cleared 
some land, following which he purchased a farm, and succeeded in getting 
several farms in this State and in Iowa, but returned there from after two 
years, and lived in Owen County.  In 1869, he moved to his present
home, then as a desert, and now blossoming as a rose, containing 160 acres,
well improved and cultivated, and one of the best farms in the township - a 
result due to himself alone.  Mr. WHARTON cast his first vote for Gen. 
JACKSON.  He is a much respected citizen.

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