Scott County, Kentucky
Queries
February 2, 1999 - February 25, 1999
February
2, 1999
Is anyone
researching Dunn family in Scott and Harrison counties? I have some
connected infomation on Jack Dunn and his wife, Maggie Dungan and their children.
Jack had a brother named Kelly (1822-1964), who married Sudie Smith
(1885-1979). Kelly and Sudie are buried at Raven Creek Cemetery in
Harrison County. Also have lots of unconnected information on various
Dunn's buried in and around Scott and Harrison counties. Would be glad
to share what I have.
Ben
Keairns
February
3, 1999
Need
information on who to contact to see burial records for the cemetery close
to Minorsville on Hwy 227, about 1/2 mile out toward Owenton. Have
been there and found a lot of Bramblett's. My ggandmother was a Riddle
from Minorsville. Her father went by the name "Doc" Riddle. Any information
would be appreciated.
Denise
Bramblett Ellis
February
4, 1999
Researching
the following surnames: Bates, Boyce, Burgess, Covington, Emmons, Gillispie,
Neal and Parker. Please contact me to share
information.
Marguerite
Atteberry Emmons
February
7, 1999
Seeking
information on Robert Ellis, who was a police officer in Georgetown, Scott
County in the 1920's or 1930's. He was accidently shot with his own
gun and died from the wound. He is not the Robert Ellis, who died 1924
in Franklin County or the Robert Ellis, died 1936 in Simpson County. Have
had no luck on finding anything about him despite the effort of Jo Thiessen.
Some one out there must know something about his death or have knowledge
of any Ellis's in Scott County around that time or where any Ellis's may
be buried. Any census records for 1920 and 1930? Thank
you.
Kenneth
L. Ellis
February
7, 1999
I am
looking for the parents of Richard Crawford, whose father is thought ot be
born about 1800 in Scott County, Kentucky. Richard later married Sarah
Morgan and moved to Owen County, Kentucky.
Jane
Grant
February
9, 1999
I'm
looking for the names of the parents of Joseph L. Vance. He was married
to Lutie Bell Cook and their children were; Joseph Thomas, Norman, Orlie,
Sarah Elizabeth, Viola, Lloyd, Bryan, George and Roy. Any information will
be greatly appreciated.
Allen
Ruth
February
12, 1999
Does
anyone have any information on Stephen G. Rossell and Anna Gabrilla Holland
that were in Scott County, Kentucky around the last part of the 1700's.
Any information will be appreciated.
Russ
Wheeler
February
13, 1999
Researching
John H. Morrison listed on 1820 Scott County, Kentucky census as head of
household of 31 free white males of sixteen and under twenty-six years of
age. All 31 persons were shown to be engaged in Agriculture. I
believe John H. Morrison relocated to Yazoo County, Mississippi as he appears
on the 1830 census for that county. Any information on John H. Morrison
will be greatly appreciated.
R.
Morrison
February
19, 1999
Seeking
information on Julius Christy, who was on the tax rolls for Scott County
in 1800. He may have also lived in Clark County,
Kentucky.
Christy
February
20, 1999
Elizbeth
Jones Barkley was my ggrandmother. Her obituary appeared in the 1900
local newspaper of Carlyle, Illinois. Elizabeth Jones was born in Georgetown,
Scott County, Kentucky on October 27, 1821. She was united in marriage
with James Barkley on October 7, 1841 in her native town. To this union
five children were born, three daughters; Sarah, wife of Edwin Fink; Lina
and LaLee; two sons, May and Guy Carleton Barkley. All of the children
are living in this city, except, LaLee, who died April 11, 1866. Deceased
removed with her husband to St. Louis in 1857, where they resided until 1859,
when they moved to Weston, Platt County, Missouri. In 1860 the family
removed to Carlyle, where deceased has resided continuously until her demise
- - the remains were conveyed to the Carlyle Cemetery, where they were tenderly
laid to rest. Her mother was Sarah Sinclair Jones, born 1797 in Tennessee.
Any information would be appreciated.
Chuck
Barkley
February
20, 1999
Searching
for Larkin Craig, who was not the son of Toliver Craig, nor as far as I know
any relation to that famous Craig family. My Larkin Craig was the son
to Thomas Craig, a Revoultionary War veteran and Feances Brown. They
came from either North or South Carolina and resided for a while in Scott
County, Kentucky before moving on to Illinois about 1828. Larkin married
the daughter of another Scott County resident, Carter Keel. They ended
up in Montgomery County, Illinois.
Nora
Tocus
February
21, 1999
Researching
John and Elizbeth Jones of the north side of the south fork of Elkhorn Creek
in Scott County, Kentucky. John sdied 1814, Elizabeth died after 1820.
They had children; (1) Fielding (2) Elizabeth (3) Armstead (4) Delilah
(5) Lewis (6) Joseph and (7) Nancy.
Paige
Walk
February
21, 1999
Researching
John Miller, born June 13, 1766, Cumberland or Bedford County, Pennsylvania,
who came to Scott County, Kentucky about 1790. His wife unknown; children
(1) Geo. Woods (2) Elizabeth (3) James Davis (4) Joseph Ewing (5) John Adam
(6) William Henry (7) Sarah A. (8) David Franklin (9) Thomas Story (10) Gerrard
W, (11) Harrison C. (12) Ralph P.
Paige
Walk
February
21, 1999
Looking
for information on Coleman, Payne and Cochrill/Cockrell families in Scott
County, Kentucky.
Debbie
Clifton
February
22, 1999
Elizabeth
Jane Manning, was born in Kentucky in 1827. Her family must have been
in Texas prior to 1847 for Elizabeth married in Dallas. The John Manning
in the 1800, 1810 & 1820 census for Scott COunty could be her father?
Is there another Manning researcher out there that knows which Manning
line went to Texas prior to 1847? Any information, hint or clue would
be appreciated.
Bee
Travelute
February
25, 1999
Searching
for information on Andrew Jackson Hillis in Scott County,
Kentucky.
Joe
Townsend
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