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Matches 3,301 to 3,350 of 4,733
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| 3301 | LKH note: Joseph was counted in the 1850 census which was enumerated on 18 September 1850. That places his death after that date. | Hash, Joseph "Josephat" (I1652)
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| 3302 | LKH note: Judah Moore and Noah Gabbard had one son: Henry Clay Gabbard, born 8 Apr 1864, died 24 Mar 1953. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5854619/henry_clay_gabbard | Moore, Judith (I2601)
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| 3303 | LKH note: Judah Moore and Noah Gabbard had one son: Henry Clay Gabbard, born 8 Apr 1864, died 24 Mar 1953. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5854619/henry_clay_gabbard | Gabbard, Noah (I2610)
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| 3304 | LKH note: Kelly is in the 1900 census in Crawford, Breathitt County, Kentucky. He is listed as Kelly Moore, age 6, step-son of Robert Moore. I've been unable to find any record of him after the 1900 census. | Chambers, Kelly (I173)
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| 3305 | LKH note: Kentucky death record: Name Gemima Sturgil Maiden Name Wells Gender Female Death Age 75 Birth Date abt 1781 Residence Place Letcher, Kentucky, USA Death Date 15 Mar 1856 Death Place Letcher, Kentucky, USA Father: Zachariah Wells Mother: Abbagail Wells | Wells, Jemima (I1996)
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| 3306 | LKH note: List of Enoch Osbourne's Company of Militia in Montgomery County 1781. Enoch Ozburn, Capt. Ephraim Oxburn, Lieut. not fit William Hash, not fit Robert Ozburn, not fit Jeremiah Ozburn, not fit Nathan Taylor, not fit James Wallen, not fit John Ozburn, under 18 Robert Pennington, under 18 Solomon Ozburn, under 18 John Taylor, ___ fit Ezekiel Young William war Ephraim Ozburn Jonathan Ozburn Charles Poark Michael Cortnic Stephen Terrill John Flanary James Boggs William Adkins Stephen Jones Richard Pennington Jno. Colwell Thomas Beford Nathaniel Landarith William Howell John Anderson Jacob Anderon Francis Storgel Abram Storgel Thomas Vaughn Robert Davis Thomas Hash William Lanerith Moses McDonald Jesse Lynch Jos. Simons Wm. Dodd Thomas Greer Hughey Greer Thomas Douglas Christopher Hughey Belssy Wood ___ Isham Lyles ___ Joshua Pennington Timothy Pennington Copied from orignal records, in Christianburg, by Mrs. Myrtle Johnson Early Osbornes and Alleys wit notes on allied families, page 55 | Osborne, Enoch (I1674)
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| 3307 | LKH note: Looking for more documentation to confirm. Find a Grave gives her maiden name as Pruitt Of Clara and Richard Mullins' five daughters, 4 of their records in Kentucky Birth Index give Clara's maiden name as Pruitt, but one, Bernice Cordia Mullins, gives mother's maiden name as Spivey. I have not yet found any marriage for Clara prior to her being wife of Richard Mullins in 1930, so that is not where the surname Pruitt comes from. I have, however, found that Clara's mother Marvella Barnes married David Spivey in 1905. Clara was born in 1901. It appears that Clara became a part of Marvella and David Spivey's family and took the surname of Spivey throughout her life. I have not found any information about her biological father other than the surname of Pruitt. Another possible clue. In the 1900 census Marvella (age 22), seamstress, is living in Livingston in the household of David & Mary Wolf. Mary and Marvella were sisters. Next door is the family of James & Mary Prewitt, whose household includes two sons, John (age 20) and Joseph (age 8), and two daughters, Clara (age 12) and Ellen (age 9). This may be one of the reasons I have not yet found any record with exact birth information for Clara. | Spivey, Clara Angeline (I440)
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| 3308 | LKH note: Louise married Albert Kumpart on 22 Jan 1936 in Indiana. | Lange, Louise (I1981)
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| 3309 | LKH note: Lucinda married first Hardin Moore. They had two daughters, Malissa and Rachel In the 1870 census Malissa,10, and Rachel, 7, are in the household of Hardin Moore and his second wife, Polly. Lucinda married a second time to Unknown Stepp. Find a Grave shows they had at least three children, William James and Eller. I am not finding records for them. Find a Grave links to Lucinda's mother. Rachel Seahorse Lewis Rachel Seahorse Lewis' family is tangled with the family of Robert Steph in the census records. | Stepp, Lucinda (I2424)
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| 3310 | LKH note: Lucindy and Thomas Phipps had a daughter, Rachael. They divorced mid 1850' and Lucindy married second to Edimmon Wathen. In the 1860 census Rachel is in the household of Lucindy and Edimmon Wathen. I have been unable to find Thomas in the 1860 census. | Angel, Lucindy (I2065)
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| 3311 | LKH note: Mary Frances Smith, first married James Ryles. They had at least three children. In the 1840 census she is a widow counted in the household of her daughter of son-in-law, John and Ada (Ryles) Brock in Brewer, Muskogee County, Oklahoma. This matches her application for widow's benefits for Isaiah Phipps Civil War pension for which she applied from Okalahoma on 16 January 1933. Isaiah first applied from Kentucky on 10 Oct 1882 for invalid pension benefits. Application No.462111. Mary's application No. 1729.982. Phipps, Isaiah: service: E 14 Ky. Cav. | Smith, Mary Frances (I1667)
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| 3312 | LKH note: Mary's death certificate information differs from her entry on Find a Grave on her date of death. Find a Grave: b. Oct 1860 d. 29 Dec 1943, Arkansas father: Daniel May Smith mother: Sarah Amanda Smith buried: Ryles Cemetery, Logan County, Arkansas Mary's death certificate b. 21 Oct 1860, Alabama d. 5 March 1947, Ratcliff, Logan County Arkansas father: Daniel Smith mother: unknown spouse: Izack Phipps buried: Ione | Smith, Mary Frances (I1667)
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| 3313 | LKH note: Mertie was widowed twice. First when William Spivey died in 1932. Second when Rufus Callahan died in 1949. She married a third time to an unknown Sturgeon and her headstone is in the name of Mertie Sturgeon. | Summers, Mertle "Mertie" (I452)
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| 3314 | LKH note: Name and information found in son Bennie Field's obituary. Also on Ancestry family tree of Lizzie46239. All records, including his World War II draft registration card, obituary, and his headstone show his name of J.B. Fields. | Fields, J. B. (I667)
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| 3315 | LKH note: needs more research, but I believe this is notice of Mary's death. Mrs. Joe Basin was called to Berea Thursday by the death of her aunt, Mrs. A.E. Robinson. The Central Record, Lancaster, Kentucky. Thursday, 1 February 1917, page 4. | Wells, Mary "Polly" (I212)
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| 3316 | LKH note: No records of Vina found after the 1860 census. | Robinson, Lavina "Vina" (I144)
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| 3317 | LKH note: North Carolina Historical Records Survey - Cemetery Inscription Card: Name Lydia Parsons Age 82 Birth Date 25 Feb 1778 Burial Date 15 Jan 1861 Cemetery Parsons Cemetery Burial Place Piney Creek, Alleghany, NC | Sturgill, Lydia (I1982)
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| 3318 | LKH note: North Carolina Historical Records Survey - Cemetery inscription card: Name Solomon Parsons Age 87 Birth Date 5 Jun 1772 Burial Date 18 Jan 1860 Cemetery Parsons Cemetery Burial Place Piney Creek, Alleghany, NC | Parsons, Solomon Columbus (I1995)
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| 3319 | LKH note: Odie married second to unknown Philbeck. | Gambrel, Odie (I451)
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| 3320 | LKH note: on the 1860 federal census mortality schedule directly below the entry for William Bowman is the entry for Name Isabella Bowman Gender Female Estimated Birth Year abt 1839 Birth Place Kentucky, USA Age 20 Death Date Jul 1859 Cause of Death Typhoid Fever Census year 1860 Census Place Owsley, Kentucky, USA Line 9 occupation: domestic number of day ill: 35 days. * * * * Kentucky death records Name Isabel Bowman Gender Female Race White Death Age 18 Birth Date abt 1841 Birth Place Clay Residence Place Owsley, Kentucky, USA Death Date 4 Jun 1859 Death Place Owsley, Kentucky, USA Father: Wm Bowman Mother: Nancy Bowman | Bowman, William (I2328)
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| 3321 | LKH note: Only able to trace Jane "Jenny" to one record, the 1860 census, and her entry on Find a Grave. This Virginia Deaths & Burials Index may be another clue as it lists John Sturgill and Jane Sturgill as parents of John Sturgill, b. 1863 in Kentucky and died 1885 in Wise County, Virginia which is the county in which Jane is buried. Name John Sturgill Birth Date abt 1863 Birth Place Kentucky Death Date 25 Oct 1885 Death Place Wise, Virginia Death Age 22 Occupation Teacher Race White Marital Status Single Gender Male Father Name John Sturgill Mother Name Jane Sturgill FHL Film Number 2048588 | Abbott, Jane “Jenny” (I1997)
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| 3322 | LKH note: page 428 - - - , 1769. William ( ) Hamilton and Margret ( ) to their son Patrick Hamilton, [symbol of pound money]10, 100 acres patented to William Hamilton, 29th May, 1760, on Middle River of Shanandore, corner Robert Reed's land. Delivered: Patrick Hamilton, 15th August, 1771. from Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: extracted from the original court records of August County, 1745-1800. 1912. by Lyman Chalkley. Published by Mary S. Lockwood. Printed by The Commonwealth Company, Rosslyn, Va. Volume III. pages 486-487. | Hamilton, William (I1958)
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| 3323 | lkh note: pension application On the 8th of September 1834, Ephraim Osborn filed for a pension in Parry, Co., Ky. He stated that he was 80 years of age. He entered the service of the United States as a volunteer under Capt. Enoch Osborn and Lieut. James Ward and first met at Osborn's Fort in Montgomery Co., but does not recollect the year. He then stayed in the service six months. They were engaged in guarding the frontier against the Indians. The time of service was perhaps a year or two before the expedition against the Cherokees. He afterwards went as a volunteer under Capt. Frederick Edwards, for one month on Clirch river, after the Tories and caught a deserter. He then went as a volunteer under Capt. Abram Bletcher to the Cherokee Nation. First met at Long Island of Holston and went by the bend of Nolichuncky and expected an attack, but did not have one. There were a good many troops from North Carolina and Virginia who went on from the Island. He recollects an officer from the North Caroline troops by the name of Williams. His own colonel was Christy. Before they got to the French Broad river, a flag was sent in by the Indians for peace, but it was understood that there were others who would not make peace. The Army proceeded on to the French Broad river and halted, expecting an attack. A detachment was ordered out to cross the river in the night and he was one who went. There were no Indians, but there were signs the next day. They went on to the Dragging Canoe Town and all were gone but one old blind Indian. The Army destroyed all they could find. He went again with Capt. Brummitt as a guard of ammunition from the Lead Mines, across the Glower Gap, into North Carolina and delivered the ammunition to Capt. McGraw. They stayed several days at the Lead Mines, waiting for the lead. He was several times in scouting parties after the Tories. He is old and infirm and states what he remembers, and might stated much more; that is what he thinks, but wants to state nothing but what he remember. He has made application in Perry Co. because he has acquaintances there. Jeremiah Smith, 74 years of age, resident of Harlan Co., certified that he was well acquainted with Ephraim Osborn, of Harlan Co., who has signed the declaration. He was know him since the time of the Revolution; and known, to his own knowledge, that he served under Capt. Enoch Osborn, at Osborn's Fort, and that he was a frequent scout from the fort. He also certified that his brother Joshua Pennington, was on the expedition against the Cherokees, and understood that Ephraim Osborn was with him. Certificate signed by Edmund Jones, Micijah Napier, and Daniel Duff, a clergyman. $7822. from: Early Osbornes and Alleys with notes on allied families, page 46-47. | Osborne, Ephraim (I1670)
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| 3324 | LKH note: Polly was married first in 1860 to Granville Stapleton (1839-1863). They had a son, William Jefferson Stapleton (1863-1933) William appears in the 1870 census in the household of Polly and her second husband Hardin Moore. William is listed as William J. Moore, age 6. William appears in the 1880 census in the household of Polly and Hardin Moore as Jefferson Stapleton, 17, step son. | Gabbard, Polly Ann (I2423)
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| 3325 | LKH note: Polly was married first in 1860 to Granville Stapleton (1839-1863). They had a son, William Jefferson Stapleton (1863-1933) William appears in the 1870 census in the household of Polly and her second husband Hardin Moore. William is listed as William J. Moore, age 6. William appears in the 1880 census in the household of Polly and Hardin Moore as Jefferson Stapleton, 17, step son. | Stapleton, Granville (I2588)
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| 3326 | LKH note: Porter is in the 1900 census in Crawford, Breathitt County, Kentucky. He is listed as Porter Moore, age 8, step-son of Robert Moore. His tombstone shows his name as Porter Chambers. | Chambers, Porter (I171)
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| 3327 | LKH note: Rachel and Isaiah are both in Madison County, Kentucky in the 1860, 1870, and 1880 census records. | Hash, Rachel (I388)
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| 3328 | LKH note: Rebecca does not appear in any records after the 1880 census. William married a second time in 1894 to Marjorie Taylor. She appears in the 1900 census as his wife. | Peters, Rebecca (I2706)
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| 3329 | LKH note: Records point to her husband being Thomas Kelly Massie (1852-1931), son of Richard S Massie and Mary White. If so, he married second to Margaret Ann Redd in 1885. By 1900 they lived in Plymouth, Mercer County, West Virginia and had six children. All this would point to Nancy Phipps dying some time between 1880 and 1885. | Phipps, Nancy P. (I2041)
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| 3330 | LKH note: Records point to this being Thomas Kelly Massie (1852-1931), son of Richard S Massie and Mary White. If so, he married second to Margaret Ann Redd in 1885. By 1900 they lived in Plymouth, Mercer County, West Virginia and had six children. All this would point to Nancy Phipps dying some time between 1880 and 1885. | Massie, Thomas K. (I2042)
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| 3331 | LKH note: Samuel's obituary does not mention Armilda. | Phillips, Samuel (I2104)
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| 3332 | LKH note: Searches for Ben Waldon in Oregon. In the 1870 census Benjamin Waldon, 25, is a farm laborer in the household of James and Virginia Thompson and their family in Pendleton to Willow Creek Precinct, Umatilla County, Oregon. There is the record of his marriage to Jane Phipps in Umatilla County in 1871. There is a land record in 1893 in Umatilla County, Oregon. I can't find Ben or Jane in census records after 1870. | Walden, Ben J. (I2699)
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| 3333 | LKH note: Second wife of Samuel Davis. Three children on Find a Grave: 1. Robert Davis (1829-1863) m. Darthula Weiss (1834-1885) 2. James Jerome Davis (1823-1878) m. Martha Jane Spencer (1848-1939) 3. William Washington David (1841-1897) m. Mary Luetisha Plummer (1851-1928) m. Lydia Blevins (1836-?) | Hash, Jane "Jennie" (I1900)
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| 3334 | LKH note: Sidney Mann married a second time on 16 Oct 1904 to Maggie Couch. | Moore, Martha (I2616)
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| 3335 | LKH note: So far I have not been able to find an obituary for Thomas. However he is included in a listing of deaths in: The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky, Sunday, 17 December 1944. Dr. T.A. Robinson, 77, Corbin optometrist. | Robinson, Thomas Alva (I22)
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| 3336 | LKH note: Sophia (Brandenburg) Seale was married first to Shelby Kilburn. Shelby Kilburn was born Dec 1880, KY, Died ? Sophia & Shelby had a daughter named Lottie Kilburn, born Mar 1900. Sophia's second husband was Whitley Seale. In the 1910 census Lottie is in the household of Whitley & Sophia Seale as Whitley's step-daughter. | Brandenburg, Sophia (I281)
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| 3337 | LKH note: Stanley's death certificate has his wife's name filled in the space for mother. | Shackelford, Stanley Gossett (I2527)
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| 3338 | LKH note: The biography doesn't match other info. Need more research | Osborne, Solomon (I1676)
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| 3339 | LKH note: The grouping of the children in the note on Find a Grave does not line up with the children attributed to each mother. Dates overlap. | Reynolds, Jeremiah (I2586)
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| 3340 | LKH note: The info in the note above for Jeremiah and Sarah Wilson, with the children listed for them on Find a Grave, match census records in 1880 in Cow Creek, Owsley County, Kentucky and in 1900, 1910 and 1920 in Devils Ford, Elliot County, Kentucky That Jeremiah in the 1850 census is 7 and in 1860 census is 17 years old, both times in the household of parents Richard and Jemina Reynolds in Owsley County. That record shows Richard and Jemina born in Kentucky. All later census records for Richard show is parent born in North Carolina. In the 1870 census Jeremiah, 27, is still in the household of his parents in Owsley County. | Reynolds, Jeremiah (I2586)
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| 3341 | LKH note: there appears to be no actual evidence of where Isaiah and Rachel are buried. The entry on Find a Grave may be more of a place holder for the family names. | Phipps, Isaiah (I374)
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| 3342 | LKH note: there appears to be no actual evidence of where Isaiah and Rachel are buried. The entry on Find a Grave may be more of a place holder for the family names. | Hash, Rachel (I388)
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| 3343 | LKH note: There are two potential locations for the burial of Elias Moore. There is a headstone for Elias Moore, born 5 Oct 1813 in the Virginia Point Cemetery in Savoy, Texas. And there is a memorial the reads "Elias and Salley Moore donated Original Cemetery" in the Tyner West Cemetery in Jackson County, Kentucky. Evidence that points to the Tyner West Cemetery as the correct burial site: 1. Elias and Salley are both in the 1880 census in Jackson County, Kentucky. 2. The 1880 census in Jackson County, Kentucky was taken on 8 June 1880. And the headstone in Texas reads that Elias died on 28 Feb 1880. 3. None of their children moved to Texas, so there is no logical reason for Elias to have visited and died there. 4. There is an Elias Moore in Grayson County, Texas in the 1877 tax roles there. And an Elias Moore, carpenter, in the 1876 city directory for Sherman, Grayson County, Texas. This Elias is the more likely person to have died in Grayson County, Texas. 5. The marker for Elias and Sally doesn't specify that that it is their headstone. It implies that that they donated the land for the cemetery. I think that makes it very likely that they are both buried there. 6. It is likely that the precise death date for Elias Moore in Kentucky is based only on the Find a Grave entry and therefore not the exact date of his death in Kentucky. | Moore, Elias (I2338)
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| 3344 | LKH note: This Find a Grave entry for Jeramiah Reynolds links to two wives The link on that page for Sarah Jane Wilson Reynolds https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32815680/sarah_jane_reynolds Sarah Jane Wilson b. 6 Oct 1851, Owsley County, KY d. 25 Jun 1929, Elliott County, KY and her link there shows two entries for Jeremiah. one is for Jeramiah Reynolds at a different cemetery with a photo of a shared headstone with Sarah https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32815655/jeramiah_reynolds and has links to eight children born from 1875 to 1895 and that one links to his parents as Richard Reynolds Jr. and Jemina Scribner Owens | Reynolds, Jeremiah (I2586)
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| 3345 | LKH note: This is possibly the first marriage of Mary Jane Brewer Name Mary Jane Brewer Gender Female Marriage Date 23 Feb 1865 Marriage Place Rock Island, Illinois, USA Spouse Name James Doron Spouse Gender Male If so, James Doron died the next year in 1866. Illinois wills and probate records Name James Doran Probate Date 17 Jan 1866 Probate Place Whiteside, Illinois, USA Inferred Death Date 1866 Inferred Death Place Illinois, USA Case Number 200 Item Description Estate Box No.200 Needs more research | Brewer, Mary Jane (I2097)
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| 3346 | LKH note: This may be about this Edmond Moore. More research needs to be done. County Court Doings. On motion of the executor and widow of Edward Moore it was entered of record that said deceased's real name was Edmond Moore. The Evening Bulletin, Maysville, Kentucky. Monday, 2 March 1891, page 3. | Moore, Edmond (I62)
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| 3347 | LKH note: This may be or may not be this Edmund Moore. More research is needed. Real Estate Transfers. Edmond Moore and wife to J.T. Long, 57 acres and 23 poles of land on Lexington pike; consideration, $4,500. The Evening Bulletin, Maysville, Kentucky. Tuesday, 28 October 1890, page 3. | Moore, Edmond (I62)
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| 3348 | LKH note: This may or may not be our Stacy. More research is needed. Owsley County, Conkling. Conkling, Dec. 6. Mrs. Stacy Blake died November 30 and was buried on the head of Island Creek, a place of her own selection. The Citizen, Berea, Kentucky. Thursday, 9 December 1915. page 8. | Smith, Anastasia Stacy (I6)
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| 3349 | LKH note: This may or may not be our Stacy. More research is needed. Owsley County, Conkling. Conkling, Nov. 19. Mrs. Stacy Blake is real low with heart trouble and her children have been summoned to her bedside. The Citizen, Berea, Kentucky. Thursday, 25 November 1915, page 8. | Smith, Anastasia Stacy (I6)
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| 3350 | LKH note: This obituary matches William C. Wilmot of Richmond who died at age 63. HOWEVER - it does not match the location or date of death that is given on Find a Grave as it is publication date would mean that William died on June 1st. William Wilmot Berea – William C. Wilmot, 63, of Richmond died Sunday in Lexington. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Wray Funeral Home with visitation from 4 to 9 p.m. today and after 8 a.m. Wednesday. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Tuesday, 3 June 1980. | Wilmot, William Carter (I1295)
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