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Re: St. Joseph Orphanage

2010-03-17 23:39:16Z

I would be interested in what you know about this orphanage. My grandmother was placed in a Catholic Orphanage in Louisville, KY when she was about 10 years old (1923-1925). She was there for 7 years. Her brothers (all younger) were taken to the Baptist home in Louisville and they reunited after they were all grown. I'm trying to locate information during that time period. All I know is Catholic Home in Louisville.
Thanks,
Cheryl Markham

Re: St. Joseph Orphanage

2010-03-17 23:38:52Z

I can share little info on St. Joseph Orphanage. Email me if you are interested in what I have.

Re: Salem Methodist church, Newport Ky, 1800's

bober542 — 2010-03-17 14:28:58Z

Hi Nancy, I have a book of the Salem Methodist Episcopel Church, Eighth and York Street Newport Kentucky. 90th anniversary 1848-1948
Myron

Re: St. Joseph Orphanage

RobGividen14 — 2010-03-16 18:39:23Z

My name is Rob Gividen and I'm President of the St. Joseph Children's Home Alumni Assoc.(Also known as St. Joseph Orphanage Louisville, KY.)If I can be of any help call me at (502) 802-6032 or e-mail at robgividenonyx@yahoo.com.

Rob

Re: William Harris

ramsdensetc1 — 2010-03-15 20:45:02Z

Hello Herman,
I noticed that you have Thoeny listed, too. Does that mean that we are related, too?
Best Regards,
Roxanne

Re: William Harris

HermanSeibert — 2010-03-15 20:44:29Z

Pardon me for jumping in but it appears Roxanne and Junetta are 2nd cousins once removed.

Re: William Harris

ramsdensetc1 — 2010-03-15 20:44:12Z

Hello Junetta,
I did a search on familysearch.org and according to the 1920 Census William was born in 1882, in Massachusetts. And both of his parents were also born in Massachusetts. Hope that helps you a little bit any way.
Best Regards,
Roxanne

Re: William Harris

ramsdensetc1 — 2010-03-12 01:53:22Z

Hello Junetta,
Quoting from; The Descendants of Elias Thoeny 1827-1910 Compiled by Kathleen Carmichael Adams.
21. Clara Kammerer was born 20 Feb 1897, in Campbell County, Kentucky. She married William Harris 5 Apr 1918.
76. m i. William F. Harris, born 24 April 1917, in Campbell County, Kentucky, died Aug 1975. Birth: Kentucky State Birth Certificate, Vol. 090, # 44907 on file at Bureau of Vital Statistics in Frankfort, Kentucky. Death: Social Security Master Death Index. Social Security Number is 271-16-4630.
77. f ii. Mary Teresa Harris, born 12 Oct 1919
Source Notes for William follow:
Marriage: Information supplied by Anthony Popp of Florence, Boone County, Kentucky.
Clara died 17 Jul 1950, in Campbell County, Kentucky, annd was burie 20 Jul 1950, in St. Stephen Cem., Ft.Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky.
Source Notes for Clara follow:
Birth-Marriage: Information supplied by Anthony Popp of Florence, Boone County, Kentucky.
Death: Kentucky State Death Certificate, Vol. 028, #13624 on file at Bureau of Vital Statistics in Frankfort, Kentucky.
Burial: Records of St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Cemetery in Ft. Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky.
Obituary: "The Kentucky Post" edition printed 18 Jul 1950.
Sorry, after I started typing I saw that I still wasn't answer your question.
I also checked Tony's Book: POPP, KEMPER, KAMMERER, TUNGATE, WIWI, JONAS, AND OTHER ANCESTORS AND RELATIONS: by Tony Popp 1995. Didn't get the answer you wanted.
Now for a question for you ;0) How are we related?
Clara was one of my Grandfather Frank Kammerer's older sister's.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Roxanne

Roxanne (Kammerer) Ramsden
born in Dayton, Campbell County, Kentucky
raised in Houston, Harris County, Texas
live in Dayton, Liberty County, Texas

Oh, by the way both of these books can be found at the Kenton County Library.

Re: William Harris

junetta8060 — 2010-03-10 20:25:50Z

Teresa .Marie Harris Barnes is my grandamother She married Leonard Barnes.and then my father Leonard E Barnes. Clara Kammerer Is my great grandmother.My mother has a picture of her.
Grandma had us call her Marie she said that was her name,my sister and my daughter was named after the Marie part.
william the father of Marie i can't find nothing on him .
As in state born .etc.....
Thank you
Junetta

William Harris

junetta8060 — 2010-03-09 21:02:36Z

Does anyone know who this William Harris is he was married to Clara kammerer Harris they had 2 children William and Theresa Marie.Clara's mother was Mary Thoeny Kammerer who married Constatine Mielard Kammerer .

Thank you
junetta

Re: Vanhorn (Van Horn) Line

pole0830 — 2010-03-04 18:13:34Z

Gotcha. Do you happen to recall where the reference was? I am just beginning my Campbell / Pendleton research and like you said sometimes the little things make a big difference. I am hoping to pinpoint who the vanhorn patriarch is.

K

Re: Unknown Vanhorn (Van Horn)

Limequilla — 2010-03-04 18:13:06Z

No, I don't. The only reference to it I found said he married Vanhorn Van Horn. Not too helpful. LOL!

I don't know for sure she is related to Jesse, but it seems probable.

Suzy

Re: Unknown Vanhorn -- Samuel Mann

pole0830 — 2010-03-04 18:12:43Z

I am interested in the Vanhorn Samuel Mann married. Do you know her first name?

Kelly

Re: Vanhorn (Van Horn) Line

Limequilla — 2010-03-04 18:12:01Z

Every little bits helps - thanks for posting.

Re: Vanhorn (Van Horn) Line

pole0830 — 2010-03-04 18:11:17Z

I am researching my Vanhorn line of KY and believe that my line is siblings with your Jesse Vanhorn.

All are found together in Pendleton County KY circa 1800. Several abandon KY circa 1807 for the areas around Columbus Ohio.

So far the sibling/cousin list looks like this:

- Walter Vanhorn of Columbus Franklin Cty Ohio who married Hope White
- Elizabeth Moore-Vanhorn of Warren Cty Indiana who married James Moore (Walter names her in his will as a sibling)
- Thomas Moore of Marion Cty Ohio who married Sarah Wyatt (Thomas and Sarah's first two children are Walter and Elizabeth and he is in Pendleton prior to Ohio)
- Possibly Ezekiel Vanhorn of Delaware Cty Ohio (there is Pendleton and moves to Ohio circa 1807.)

You can see these branched landed in Ohio. Walter's niece comes to live with him when he is dying she was born in ky AFTER every one moved to Ohio telling me that there is a Vanhorn who stayed (per Walters will). Jesse was in Pendleton along with the rest until he moved to neighboring Campbell Cty. Eziekel had property in Campbell and it is possible that Jesse purchased the land from him). I believe your Jesse had a daughter who is Eliza Vanhorn born 1823 KY who married James F. Kelly in Fanklin County Ohio and was taking care of her uncle Walter. Walter was childless. She inherited his property.

Archibald Mann -- son Samuel, b. 1815 married a Vanhorn (Van Horn)

Limequilla — 2010-03-04 18:08:33Z

All I know is the older children of Archibald Mann and Sabina Tarvin were born in Campbell Co Ky.

One of the children, Samuel Mann, b. 1815
married a Vanhorn Van Horn. Possibly Jesse Vanhorn's daughter or sister, as he was a local landowner near the Mann family. I am looking for apparently obscure information -- and mostly what I want to know is if Samuel Mann had any children.

Mann's owned a farm on the line between Kenton Co and Campbell Co., but moved the family to Moral, IN in Shelby Co. I was told by a librarian they might have moved there with the Quakers for safety.

I am not sure Samuel moved since he might have been old enough to stay in KY if he so chose.

Suzy Wert
Indianapolis

Re: Wells Creek and 12 Mile Creek

HermanSeibert — 2010-03-03 06:04:25Z

Yes, 12 Mile Creek was originally called Wells Creek. There is still a small branch of 12 Mile Creek's headwaters which is shown on the maps as Wells Creek. Samuel Belville's land was a couple miles up 12 Mile Creek from it's mouth. Near the Island Cemetery. Several years ago I was taken to the top of a nearby hill where it is thought Samuel Belville is buried but there was no marker.

Re: Rees/Reece GADDIS

HermanSeibert — 2010-03-03 05:54:56Z

That is the correct information for this Rees Gaddis. He married the Widow Perry. She was the owner of what was called the Perry Ferry which crossed the Ohio River from Campbell County to the town of Columbia, OH. This town was in the area of Lunken Airport and it's cemetery is still being maintained as a historic site. I have not been able to locate the exact landing place for the ferry on the River in Campbell County but believe it was in the area of the Tower Hill Rd. Rt. 8 intersection.

Re: Old 12 Mile Baptist Church & Cemetery

HermanSeibert — 2010-03-03 05:39:34Z

Yes, both cemeteries are across the road from the 12 mile Baptist Church. If there was a recent burial, I'm sure it was in the cemetery on top of the hill which is variously called the Carmack or Truesdal family cemetery. The owners of the land adjoining both cemeteries have had them surveyed and are now in separate parcels from the rest of their property. The correct name for the road is Oneonta. The cemeteries lie on the south side of that road between Stone House Rd. (use to be 4 & 12 Mile) and Washington Trace Rd.

Buck

Re: John Tarvin - Violetta Maddox of Campbell County

HermanSeibert — 2010-03-03 05:32:09Z

Several years ago I located the gravesite of John Tarvin and violetta Maddox. Nothing remains above ground at the location. Just across the fence was a Rardin cemetery and it still has a headstone on it although it is now next to a shed and covered with vines. You can view the information and location at this site:

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kycampbe/johntarvincemeter...

There are still many people in that line living in the southern part of Campbell County.

Buck Seibert

Re: Record Losses?

HermanSeibert — 2010-03-03 05:18:27Z

Court Order book #3 is missing and has been for years. Margaret Hartman mentioned it in her writings. If you go to the Clerks Office in Alexandria you will find a Court Order Book #3 but if you look at the final entry in Book #2 you will see that the first entry in Book #3 is 2 or 3 years later.

Re: "Bucket of Blood" tavern

aleciaepperson — 2010-03-02 10:44:25Z

Dont know if this helps, but I found this death notice that mentions it being around Newport. Might be a starting point anyway. http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2007/jun/19/guardianobituarie...

Vanhorn of Campbell & Pendleton Cty KY

pole0830 — 2010-02-28 22:32:19Z

Looking for information on my Vanhorn line. Related Vanhorns included

- Jesse Vanhorn of Campbell Cty KY who married Nancy Man

- Walter Vanhorn of Columbus Franklin Cty Ohio who married Hope White

- Elizabeth Moore-Vanhorn of Warren Cty Indiana who married James Moore (Walter names her in his will as a sibling)

- Thomas Moore of Marion Cty Ohio who married Sarah Wyatt (Thomas and Sarah's first two children are Walter and Elizabeth and he is in Pendleton prior to Ohio)

- Possibly Ezekiel Vanhorn of Delaware Cty Ohio (there is Pendleton and moves to Ohio circa 1807.)

Most of the related Vanhorns moved to the areas around Columbus Ohio. Walter's niece comes to live with him when he is dying she was born in ky AFTER every one moved to Ohio telling me that there is a Vanhorn who stayed (per Walters will). Jesse was in Pendleton along with the rest until he moved to neighboring Campbell Cty. Eziekel had property in Campbell and it is possible that Jesse purchased the land from him). Jesse likelyt had a daughter who is Eliza Vanhorn born 1823 KY who married James F. Kelly in Fanklin County Ohio and was taking care of her uncle Walter. Walter was childless. She inherited his property after his death only to day some 10 years later at a young age.

Re: Record Losses?

Janlest — 2010-02-27 14:53:19Z

To my knowledge, there was never a large record loss (such as a courthouse fire) in Campbell Co. I spoke w/our GenWeb coordinator, Shirlene Jensen, who voiced the same thought, but she did add one item of interest to this question: There are stories stating that some county records were sent to Frankfort during the Civil War, and maybe not returned. This, however has not been proven. The existing record books don't seem to have any large gaps, but there are a few that I've never seen an index for.

Can anyone else weigh in on this topic?

Jan

Record Losses?

ccohen — 2010-02-25 17:26:39Z

Has Campbell County experienced any big record losses since its formation in 1794?

Re: REILEY/SHAW FAMILIES

0320P — 2010-02-24 20:05:26Z

I have two soft-sided booklets with Shaw-Reiley lineage: "Northern Ky. Family Archives" by Ron Brennan & "Early Days of Alexandria, Ky." by Elizabeth Morrow Cooley. Both names Shaw-Reiley are early settlers, founders of Alexandria, Ky. Historical Soc. in Alex. sell the booklets. I am related to many of the early Campbell Co Ky. families: Spalding, Dawson, Kees, Harris, etc. I have a web page Genlinks to the Past which you can Google. What I know about my families posted.

Re: Sarah VanNattan

tracydace — 2010-02-20 19:40:00Z

Found Sarah Vannattan in the 1850 fleming co. census here

http://www.usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ky/fleming/1850/p371b.txt
family 219

Re: VanNattan Family

2010-02-20 19:39:21Z

I am interested in the Vannattan family info as I am a Vannattan, born of John Sullivan Van Nattan (that's how it spelled the name). If you have any info, I would be grateful. Thanks.

Re: Pfender Family

SICKLES — 2010-02-05 16:07:20Z

I don't see a reply to this post, but I do have some information on the Pfender family.

Re: Fender, Pfender Family

innovating — 2010-02-05 16:06:58Z

Unfortunately, Michael, I doubt that I have any information that will help you, as I am very new at geneaology research. However, I have seen your postings on the internet at different sites and have read over some of the responses you have received from other people. Though I don't recognize many of the names, I can't help but wonder if we are related in some way , mostly because of our common surnames and because of the geographical area your research stems from. Anyway, I thought I would write and see what you might be able to tell me.
I am trying to find out more about my father's side of the family, which I know very little about. My father's name was Joseph Edward Fender (Ed). He was born to Albert and Marie Fender in Ross, Kentucky in 1934, lived for some time in Melbourne, Kentucky, and then moved to Florida where he passed away in 1996. He had sisters, all of whom I believe are still living: Faye, Sue, Mary Lou and Vicki. Though I am not currently in contact with any of them, I am working on that.
I am especially interested in finding out more about my grandparents, Albert and Marie, and their ancestors. My grandfather, Albert, lived from 1905 to 1974. He had a twin sister, Alma (who may have married an Uebel,) sisters Fannie, Mae and JoAnn, and brothers, Edward and maybe, Bud. I believe that Edward died in his early twenties.
My grandmother, Marie, lived from 1907 to 1999. I believe her maiden name may have been Reichert, but I am unsure of the spelling. She and her sister, Elsie, spent at least part of their childhood in St. Joseph's orphanage in Cinncinati, Ohio. I believe they may have also had a brother, John.
If you see any connection between this information and your research, please let me know. Also, I would be interested to know what other Pfender's are buried at the Alexandria cemetary, if you happen to know. I have read about the various Fender groups (Finter, Pfender, etc.) on the internet and I have no idea where I fit in. Any tips you might have about finding out more would be greatly appreciated.
Good luck with your research and thank you in advance!

Fender, Pfender Family

bluetractor — 2010-02-05 15:50:14Z

Looking for descendents and any information for Christopher, Chris, Frederick, Mary Fender (Pfender). Christopher and Chris are buried in the Alexandria Cemetery. Other Fender descendents buried at the Alexandria Cemetery as well. Thanks.

OBIT Lorrain Ortlieb Sanders 1922-2010

Kandy_BackAgee — 2010-01-17 00:50:19Z

NOTE: I DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS INDIVIDUAL. JUST POSTING THE OBITUARY ON LORRAIN SANDERS FROM THE WARREN COUNTY (OH) WESTERN STAR 1/14/10

Lorrain Ortlieb Sanders, 87, of South Lebanon, OH died January 11, 2010 at Lebanon Country Manor. Born December 14, 1922 in Campbell County, KY to Alphonse and Tessie (Frye) Ortlieb, she was a dedicated wife and mother. Preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Ray Sanders, two brothers, Chester and Glenn Ortlieb, one sister, Betty Ortlieb, and one granddaughter, Heather Sanders, survivors include three sons, Richard Sanders of South Lebanon, Donald Sanders of South Lebanon, and Dennis Sanders of Morrow, OH, four daughters, Peggy Heizer of Springboro, OH, Linda Goodpastor of Loveland, OH, Denice Davis of Lebanon, and Jodi Sanders of South Lebanon, two sisters, Kate Sizemore of FL and Nell Fox of Alexandria, KY, 16 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Visitation on January 15, 2010 from 10-11 AM with funeral service immediately following, all at the Oswald-Hoskins Funeral Home, Lebanon. Interment follows in Deerfield Cemetery in South Lebanon, OH. Online condolences available at www.Hoskinsfh.com

Joseph SEXTON, NJ widower with 5 kids before 1827ish, Green Township, Hamilton Cty, OH

red1403 — 2010-01-16 21:24:29Z

Hi--If it helps you a Joseph SEXTON was the third husband of my gr gr gr grandmother, Hannah CLEVER (Cleaver) Garrison English Sexton-- He had two kids who married CLAYPOOLEs. Joseph Sexton and Hannah his wife (not the mother of the 5 children) were buried at Ebenezer Cemetery, which was ruthlessly desecrated by White Oaks Methodist Church f/k/a Wilke Memorial f/k/a Ebenezer Methodist Church, in Mack OH (west side of Cincy at Bridgetown Rds 5 pt. roads intersectn.)-

You should go see a copy of Pioneer Annals of Green Township on reserve at downtown Cinti Library- See Hannah Garrison section in back, among others...

Re: Sexton Family in Newport

cheser27 — 2010-01-16 18:22:32Z

hi,
i hope you ar still interested in ston name in newport wales. my father and his family were all born and raised in Newport. My grandparents (Michael Sexton & Olive Sexton) ran the Workhouse in Newport.
I have other information, please get in touch.

Thankjs

Gabriel SHAW -- b. 1818 Brown Co., OH

peeshaw — 2010-01-12 17:34:43Z

Just wondering if you had a Gabriel Shaw in your Shaw information. He was born Brown County Ohio 1818

Re: Mary McHatton

Marion_M42 — 2010-01-12 17:33:48Z

Mary's parents were James McHatton and Catherine Dye. They were married in Campbell Co. KY 22 March 1827 & can be found on the 1830 census. Maybe Isaac was Mary's uncle.
I hope this helps. My interest in the McHatton line.

Re: Isaac Dye

sslarsen2211 — 2010-01-12 17:32:55Z

A grandson of Isaac Dye married my great-grandmother's cousin, so I've done a little research into the family.

From the Campbell County genweb: (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kycampbe/johndye.htm)

"Isaac Dye was born and reared in Middlesex county, New Jersey, where he married Martha Perrine on February 19th, 1794, and where several children were born. In 1805, in company with his family and that of his father-in-law, he emigrated to New Bethel, Ohio, but not long afterward he located near what is now Cold Springs, Campbell county, Kentucky, and engaged extensively in farming, being among the pioneer families of Campbell county. He continued farming for a number of years and then located in Newport and became engaged in the coal business, which he continued until his death, which occurred in the '50s, his wife having preceded him by several years. They were the parents of eleven children, none of whom are living at the present time."

Sadly, the bio continues with only one of the eleven children of Isaac's, his son John and with John's three male children.

Perhaps Mary McHATTON is a granddaughter of Isaac Dye from one of the remaining ten children. This may explain the confusion on her maiden name.

Re: James McHatton and Catherine Dye

Marion_M42 — 2010-01-12 17:31:47Z

As you might know James McHatton & Catherine Dye married in Campbell Co. on 22 March 1827 and had two children: John J. McHatton (who first married Mary Stanly/Stanely in Cambell Co. 27 June 1857 and then married Floretta Dameon) and Mary Ann.

Where James fits in the McHatton line remains an open question. In the early 1800's all the McHattons in Kentucky are believed to belong to the same line & some would say two lines but they are pretty well recorded.

It seems to me that the best fit for James is as a son of John Mchatton and Nancy Rees who married 22 Sept 1803 in Campbell Co. and divorced 19 Dec 1821. Nancy can be found on the 1830 census and had sons James & John McHatton.

Again where possible father John McHatton fits is an open question. David Kincaid shows John McHatton who married Nancy Rees as a son of John McHatton (1740-1831) & Mary Lytle (1744-1826). We know that this John, son of John & Mary, married Nancy Denny and had a large family. I have seen a couple of dates (1811 & 1815) for the death of Nancy Denny but I have not seen any source for these dates. I am not sure that the record support this theory. Nancy Rees and John McHatton were married in 1803 before Nancy Denny is said to have died and the 1830 & 1840 census after the divorce shows a wife.

As you can see more research on this line is needed.

Re: James McHatton and Catherine Dye

pjc203 — 2010-01-12 17:31:19Z

Marion_M42,
Can you give me any information on James McHatton and Catherine Dye? They would be my 4 Great Grandparents through Mary Ann McHatton and Frederick Stevers. Any information would be greatly appreciated

Re: 1860 Census Newport

harmeling23 — 2009-12-20 19:16:03Z

Just saw your posting.
Go to Campbell County Kentucky Churches. Listed are all the churches in the county. Catholic and non Catholic.
You will find the names of your ancestors listed. Their births, baptisms, first communions, marriages and deaths.
My ancestors went to Corpus Christi, Immaculate Conception and St. Stephens.
I hope you find this helpful.
Mary Harmeling.

Re: Harry (1888) and Helen (1893) Toomey

Janlest — 2009-12-12 23:45:07Z

There are 2 cities with the same pronunciation but different spellings in Northern KY:
"Belleview" is in Boone County & "Bellevue" is in Campbell Co.

If you would like me to post your query in the next issue of the Campbell County History Newsletter, please contact me at
jlester@fuse.net

Harry (1888) and Helen (1893) Toomey

vbeegle1 — 2009-12-12 20:01:09Z

They lived in Belview, Cambell Co., Kentucky - died in 1962 and 1965. I have not been able to find where they are buried. He was Catholic not sure about Helen. Harry was my great grandfather's brother. Any help would be appreciated

Re: Kammerer Family

Janlest — 2009-12-09 02:58:00Z

Contact me at jlester@fuse.net if you would like me to run your query in the next edition of the Campbell County History News. Jan

Re: Kammerer Family

giannini — 2009-12-07 22:20:10Z

Hi Junetta. I am not related to your family but I did some checking around. There are MANY records at the Campbell County website:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kycampbe/

I found many entries listing Constantine KAMMERER and his wife as Mary THEONY/THOENY/THEONI etc. I did see where her death cert. listed the father as John. Maybe the informant on the death cert. was not thinking clearly and made a mistake.

Check it out. On the first page of the website if you scroll down a little on the left there is a search box.

Margaret

Kammerer Family

junetta8060 — 2009-12-07 15:48:59Z

looking for the families of Kammerer,Thoeny.
My grandmother was Theresa marie harris/ harries.
Her parent's was William harris ,Clara Kammerer.
Clara's mother is listed as Mary Thoeny,it say's she married John Kammerer.but to check this out it say's
Constine M Kammer ,and he married a Wilhem.
would love to from any one in the family.
from campbell county.Area
Thanks Junetta

Re: Isaac C. Bellville & Jerusha Brown

studiobean — 2009-12-03 21:13:46Z

I would be more than happy to share any info you might not have. My email is studiobean@verizon.net. If you want, I can send you a gedcom file or word doc of my line from Samuel on down. I have more, but Samuel is as far back as I have verified.

Re: Isaac C. Bellville & Jerusha Brown

redheadcowgirl49 — 2009-12-03 19:52:57Z

Thank you for all of this info. If you could give me you email I will send you an invite to my family tree on ancestry.com, and we can share info. The Bellvelle family married into my Shields family is how we are related.

Re: Isaac C. Bellville & Jerusha Brown

studiobean — 2009-12-03 17:21:20Z

I just found my copy of Isaac and Jerusha's marriage bond showing his middle initial as M.

Re: Newspapers circa 1846 in Campbell County

AnneMontague — 2009-11-30 19:11:54Z

See the Kenton Co Public Library's Northern Kentucky Newspaper Index:
http://216.68.116.14:8081/

Re: Tibbatts

nlpeche — 2009-11-30 00:31:48Z

Did any of these TIBBATTS have a son named Hermann TIBBATTS. He probably lived near Newport, Campbell County, KY in 1910 and was born ca 1887 or before in KY.