Our Photo Albums

Featured

• William A. Wood — Submitted by: Marilyn Wood-Armstrong
• George W. Curtis and Bertha O. Frederick — Submitted by: Mike and Renee Frederick

Families

• Dwelly Family Album (with Hughes, Baker, Insko, Porter, Herrington) — Submitted by: Gail Wise
• McKenzie Family Album
• Curtis Family Album
• Bradley Family Album — Submitted by: Sally Marksberry
• Graves Family Album (with Swartz and Stockdale)
• Dwelly Family Album — Submitted by: Raymond Combs
• Hester Family Album — Submitted by: Brenda Hester
• McConnell Family Album — Submitted by: Sally Marksberry
• Brierly Family Album — Submitted by: Sandra Griffett
• Ramey Family Album — Submitted by: Sandra Ramey Griffett
• Toomey Family Album — Submitted by: Sandra Ramey Griffett
• Miller Family Album — Submitted by: Michael MacDonnell
• Munson/Monson Family Album — Submitted by: Sally Marksberry
• Mastin Family Album (with Curtis) — Submitted by: Maria Mastin

Military

Most of the military information was submitted by: Sandra Griffett

• Union Soldiers
• Confederate Soldiers (Nicholas Co)

Headstones

• Wood Family Headstones — Submitted by: Marilyn Wood-Armstrong

Schools & Churches

• Schools
• Churchs

Lost and Found

We have lost them, now we need to find them. Help me put names to these faces.

• Possible Mordecai Wells (and wagon group) — The second picture is Lemuel True Wood; others unknown. Submitted by: Marilyn Wood Armstrong
• Unknown Photos — Could be related to McKenzie, Graves, Fryman, Williams, Curtis.
• Unknown: Brierly or Toomey — Submitted by: Sandra Ramey Griffett
• Unknown Photos (abt. 1926) — Could be McKenzies and Phillips; found on Solomon McKenzie side.

Places

• Tavern Bond
• Johnson Creek Bridge
• Claysville Covered Bridge
• Main Street, Mt. Olivet, Kentucky (before it was backtopped)
• Returning from Old Ironside Baptist Association (1887)
• Berry Hotel Group Photo — Rev. Young, Charles Dixson, George Berry, Pete Decembly, Mark Paynter, Sam Throckmorton, Mr. Dicky (and others).
• Leave for Service (1918)
• Kentontown Store (1896)
• Post Office at Bratton's Mill
• Pinhook Merchant
• Baseball Team (abt. 1902) — Submitted by: Karin Rice
• Kentontown History and Kentontown Cemetery
• Old Kentontown Church & Lodge Hall
• Kentontown Pioneer Memorial

Newspaper Articles

• A Pinhook Wedding — Submitted by: Rev Don Lee
• Memories of Piqua
• Disastrous Storm in Robertson County
• Yank with Million Dollar Smile
• Huckster Wagon
• Letter from the Pacific