Carlisle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Gourley

Lark7 — 2010-03-16 18:07:43Z

Thanks for your gracious assistance.

Lark

Re: Gourley

kaitysmom — 2010-03-16 16:43:36Z

Hello, I am not personally researching this family but I did find this obituary for their daughter Rosalyn online, here is the link:

http://www.bgdailynews.com/articles/2008/06/23/obituaries/ob...

Gives Helen's maiden name as Burgess.

Hope this helps.

Melissa Barker
Researching in Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Gourley

Lark7 — 2010-03-14 19:25:10Z

I am trying to find the maiden name of Helen Gourley, b. 19 Nov 1900 d. Jan 1989. She married Loyd Gourley who was born on 23 Mar 1896 and died October 1964.They had a son, James L. Gourley and a daughter, Rosalin (sic) Gourley. They lived in Cunningham, Kentucky for some time. Any other information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Lark

Re: Corbett

sallyporter20 — 2010-03-06 14:52:46Z

hi samuel hence was my g.g.grandfarther. his wife was fannie dickerson. father and mother of mchenry corbitt,my grandfather. would somebody please contact me. i am the daughter of margrette hancocock.

Re: SAFLEY Family Photo

pesh527 — 2010-02-25 19:15:04Z

Hi Karen,
My name is Christine, and the Member Connect Activity on my ancestry.com homepage showed me that you added a record (Social Security Death Index)to Edward Maier. I can only assume its telling me this because I added the same record to my family tree, so it seems that we share a family tree. I'm not sure which Edward its for, as the family trees seem to be down at the moment for maintenance. In my family tree there are three Edward Maiers, a father, son, and grandson(that I'm aware of). The most senior Edward Maier (born in 1878)married my great great aunt Edythe Poole. I'd love to share information with you. My email is pesh527@hotmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you!

Christine

Re: Willing to get headstone shots for carlisle county

rocqee1 — 2010-01-19 05:16:44Z

I just now see your post for Carlisle county. I am planning a trip to KY in a couple of months and am wondering if you can help me with information regarding the Blackburn family cemetery. I think it may be on what was the Blackburn farm. I would appreciate any info you can help me with.
I am trying to locate living descendents of Martha Henrietta Blackburn Thomason. She was daughter of Sarah E. Johnson and Alfred Blackburn. Born about 1880, married Amos Thomason abou 1900 and died in 1938. Lived all her life in Carlisle County, KY .

Re: WOODS

cwwinn — 2009-12-18 16:42:15Z

I am also looking for information on Simeion Woods

Re: SAFLEY Family Photo

WestKYGenealogy — 2009-12-04 15:40:43Z

Could you email me a copy please?

Thanks,
Don Howell

Willing to get headstone shots for carlisle county

elrodg420 — 2009-11-30 21:43:27Z

I will be travelling to bardwell in a few weeks and I am willing to get headstone pictures if anyone might need them

Re: Hereford Genealogy

pussywillows_1 — 2009-11-15 03:21:25Z

Hi, you are the 6th cousin of my wife Susan McMillan Hereford. I'm not sure what you are looking for in the way of data. If you are interested I can send you the exact relationship between you and my wife.
Anthony Lewis pussywillows@comcast.net

Re: SAFLEY Family Photo

deerwatson1 — 2009-09-29 00:21:27Z

Hello,
Would you send me a copy of this photo?
My gggrandmother was a Safley. She was Mattie Safley. Her mother was Elizabeth.
They were both born in Kentucky.
I am meeting lots of obstacles in my research on the Safleys.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thank you,
Karen

Mary E. Glenn, Born Kentucky -- 1882

1mamamae — 2009-08-03 20:16:49Z

I am seeking information regarding Mary E. Glenn, Born November 7, 1882 in Kentucky. She is related to the Arlington, Carlisle County, KY family. Perhaps the child of George and Sofrona Glenn. Later married A.A. Lilly of West Virginia (1900). Her mother died when she was quite young.

I am aware of all information on the Eden's Harvest tree. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Hereford Genealogy

dottiehash — 2009-07-11 20:06:06Z

It's been 10 years since you made the post about searching for KY Hereford's. I hope you will contact me. I am the great-granddaughter of Mary L (Hereford) Hatcher. Mary L.(1843-1929) was daughter of Dr. James H. Hereford and Mariba Ratliff and the yonger sister of James H. Hereford Jr. (1841-1898) Mary L Hereford married James Henry Hatcher. Their daughter, my grandmother, Druscilla Meriba Christiana Hatcher (1882-1964)married SJ Lancaster in 1914 and had my father, James Hereford Lancaster (1919 -2009)

Hereford connection

dottiehash — 2009-06-28 08:11:05Z

My gr. gr.grandfather was Dr. James Henry Hereford 1796 VA-1885 KY); married Meriba Ratliff; their daughter, my great granmother, Mary L Hereford (1843 KY-1929 KY) married James Henry Hatcher (1838 KY -1917 KY); their daughter, my grandmother, Druscilla Meriba Christiana Hatcher (1882 KY-1964 KY)who married Stonewall Jackson Lancaster 1871 KY-1955 KY); their son, my father, James Hereford Lancaster 1919 KY-2009 CA). Would love to hear from you Gary re. your Hereford/Heriford connection.
Dottie

Re: Marriage date for grandparents Humphrey/Anderson

attebaby — 2009-06-03 16:43:51Z

Thank you for responding to my query and yes I am still looking for the date of marriage for my grandparents Henry (Bert)Humphrey and Cora Lee Anderson. Any Help will be most appreciated. Thank you.

Peggy Atteberry

Re: Marriage date for grandparents Humphrey/Anderson

fyerbyrd — 2009-06-02 23:29:19Z

Are you still looking for your marriage date for Humphrey/Anderson?

Genetic Disease in One Heath Line

jojonot — 2009-05-04 19:55:38Z

The Heath line I'm referring to, started with Ryland Heath, in KY. He married Anna M Gilbert in 1808 in Greene County, GA. They were living in Livingston County sometime after the war of 1812.

Their Children;

William D Heath, born 1809 in GA, died in Ballard Co., KY
(my line) he married Eliza Husbands, daughter of Harmon Husbands and Sarah Renshaw.

Ira Heath, born in 1810, Green Co., GA

BMG Heath, aka Sam, born in 1812, Green Co., GA, He married Narcissa Williams.

Robert Heath, born 1815, Livingston Co., KY, married Arcadia Baker

Harrison Heath, born 1817, Livingston Co., KY, married Mariah Berry Hughes. Lived in TN

John Heath, born abt 1823, Livingston Co, KY

Enoch Heath, MD, born in 1832, Livingston Co, KY, married Anna Hughes, lived in Gleason, TN

Daughters;

Emily Melissa Heath, married William Newcom

Nancy Heath, born abt 1821, Livingston Co., KY. Married A B Rankin.

I know I'm forgetting someone.

My Daughter was recently diagnosed with Hereditary Neuropathy. There are varying degrees of the disease, and varying sub or phenotypes, ranging from no symptoms, to severe.

The symptoms are, starts, usually in the hands and feet, with numbness, tingling and sometimes severe pain, depending on which subtype. the pins and needles progress slowly, usually, in my case, the progression has been upward from my feet, now consumes my whole body with constant tingling. I don't have pain, and mine is mostly sensory. My Mother, daughter of William Jackson Heath, born in Graves Co., KY in Sept 1887, died in 1991, her's was severe, sensory and motor, also affecting her breathing. My Daughter, 44 yrs is closer to what my Mom had.

It also has a hold on one Aunt, my Brother, my Niece, my Son. My Mom was the first known case in our family.

The variation in onset is from infants, first decade to 8th decade. Research is on going, knowing the cause and gene of some of the subtypes.

Awareness and educating yourself are key. There isn't any treatment yet, except treating the symptoms. I have 5 Granddaughters, ranging in age from 23 down to 14, all need to be checked.

Jolene

Re: THE DEATH OF JOHN HENRY MUNSELL

DMercier21761 — 2009-04-20 19:51:27Z

Hi Dillard, its DAwn, you might want to add John H to the Elsey Cemetery listings on Findagrave.com he isnt listed there. Just wanted to let you know. Talk soon!

Re: Morgan John L.

saravaughn_1 — 2009-04-19 15:45:54Z

did you find more information. I am a decendent of John L Morgan and I am compiling info. I found your post which confirms what I have and I looking to find Where John is buried and further back on my main line.

My name is John Morgan and my e-mail is jrmorgan.mft@gmail.com

thanks John

Re: Marriage date for grandparents Humphrey/Anderson

attebaby — 2009-04-10 00:56:03Z

Bringing my request up to date. I am looking for the marriage date of my grandparents, Henry B. Humphrey (could be listed as Bert) and Cora Lee Anderson. They are from Ballard Co., KY and their first child, my mother, was born there in 1912. There is no record of their marriage in Ballard Co., therefore they must have gone elsewhere to marry. If there is anyone that can check records for Carlisle Co. KY , the year span 1912 to 1916 I would be most appreciative. Thank you

Re: RE: Physician's name

rmilner192 — 2009-02-14 04:55:24Z

Though courthouses have burned in Carlisle Co., no records were destroyed. I know of only one book missing, and that one has been micro filmed. Birth and death records were in the health department not the courthouse.

Re: Surname COTHES

WestKYGenealogy — 2009-02-08 01:37:14Z

Here is a school photo i found that says John Carter Cothes on the back. I found it in a group of photos.

Don Howell

Re: RE: Physician's name

KHill60 — 2009-01-30 16:57:38Z

There were, of course, other physicians in Carlisle County but you only asked for those in the Bardwell area.

What exactly are you looking for????

Re: RE: Physician's name

longcloud — 2009-01-30 15:59:20Z

Thank you so much for the information. Hopefully these names will give me more to go on.

I appreciate your help.

Debra Cloud
Kerrville,TX

Re: RE: Physician's name

KHill60 — 2009-01-30 05:02:29Z

From the book, "History and Memories of Carlisle County", by Ran Graves, 1958

Chapter X, Bardwell
In the 1880s "The physicians were G. A THOMAS on the north side, WM. GRAVES on the west side, and W.I MOSBY and TURNEY in the city"

From the out of print book, "History of Carlisle County, KY", 1976

Page 13 - "Bardwell"
"Early physicians in Bardwell included Dr. G. A. THOMAS, Dr. Hugh T. CROUCH, Dr. WM. T. GRAVES, Dr. W. L. MOSBY, Dr. John Henry ELSEY, Dr. G. W. TURNEY, Dr. G. W. PAYNE, Dr. T. J. MARSHALL, and Dr. E. E. SMITH. Most of the doctors had offices in or near their homes."

Page 65 - Carlisle Co. "Men of Medicine"
There are photos of:
Dr. Robert T. HOCKER
Dr. Howard Jennings GARDNER, a dentist

Elsewhere in this book there are photos of:
Dr. Crouch's homeplace
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Graves
Dr. Wm. Mosby
Dr. John Henry Elsey
Dr. George Payne
Dr. William Mosby

If you would like a copy of any of these photos, email me off line at jak.ish@verizon.net

Re: RE: Physician's name

longcloud — 2009-01-30 04:39:59Z

Thank you for your reply. I am searching for information about my GGF Allen Sams and his wife Minnie Wright. He died in 1900 and she died in 1898 or 1899. They lived in Bardwell, Carlisle Co., Ky at the time of their death, but I have not been able to find any recorded verification. They were married in Obion TN on 1 Dec 1883. I did find a marriage certificate. I was hoping maybe I could learn the name of the physician who attended them, and that would maybe give me a lead. I have run into a blank wall, due to courthouse fires destroying vital records. Just grasping at straws. Thank you again.

Debra

Re: RE: Physician's name

debbkay81 — 2009-01-30 02:52:58Z

I have a gguncle by the name of William Ferguson Peebles which was a physician in that area that was born in Carisle, burried in Hickman Co. Is there a certain Physician that you are looking for?

Debbra Stewart

RE: Physician's name

longcloud — 2009-01-30 01:26:00Z

Does anyone know the name of the local doctor for Bardwell, Carlisle Co., Ky, around 1900? Also, are there any phycisians records in and around Bardwell during this time?

Would appreciate any information available.

Thank you.

Debra Cloud

Re: WALKER

kaitysmom — 2009-01-24 18:31:11Z

Hello,

The State of Kentucky did not require the counties to record births by law until 1911. However, there were a couple of tries to record births state wide before this time, but these records are sketchy and not complete by any stretch.

There is a data base of these early birth records on Ancestry.com called Kentucky Birth Records 1852-1910 and I searched for these people and they were not listed.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

WALKER

twopairjustalike — 2009-01-24 18:14:45Z

Anyone know where a birth record may be found for the time frame 1899-1900?
Looking for Cecile Walker May 1899
and Theodore Walker abt 1900

Thanks

Re: Bardwell's undertaker in 1934

KHill60 — 2008-12-28 14:40:02Z

PLEASE EMAIL me directly at jak.ish@verizon.net

I would like to discuss this family some more with you.

Was Ed's brother-in-law, that you mention, from the Horn side?

I could not find anything about Ed's sister with just the info you posted. Do you know anything more about her?

I may have a photo of Will Martin. A book I have has a photo, taken about 1900 in Carlisle, of a man named Will Martin. I don't think there was more than one Will Martin in Carlisle in 1900.

This same book has several photos of Horn family members.

I could send you copies of these photos but need YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS.

No, I have always lived in CA. My maternal grandfather's family was from Ballard/Carlisle.

I also had a great grandfather that no one "talked" about. My own father and uncle knew nothing about their grandfather until I did research. Turns out he was an outstanding man but was the victim of a bitter divorce.

Re: Bardwell's undertaker in 1934

JMartin1914 — 2008-12-28 03:15:22Z

Kathleen, I cried with tears of joy when I read your post. THANK YOU!! Ed Martin was my Grandfather that died well before I was born. My Grandmother or Dad never spoke of him. Painful memories, maybe. I knew he was a mason from the symbol on his grave but also have a "undertaker convention" group picture taken in 1929 & a tablet of blank death certs. He was the undertaker listed on his brother in law's death cert.I have Ed's death cert. I recognize my Dad's handwriting on it & didn't know what El would be short for. Thank you so much for taking the time to look this up. Are you originally from that area?

Re: Bardwell's undertaker in 1934

KHill60 — 2008-12-28 02:53:04Z

1. “Ed” Martin born March 28, 1878, died August 14, 1934, husband of Lena was
James E., also known as J. E. Martin

From the book, “Cemeteries of Carlisle Co. KY”, volume III
BARDWELL CEMETERY
J. Ed Martin 1878 – 1934 – Mason
Lena Martin 1885 - 1977

Have you seen his Death Certificate, which lists his parent’s names?
If not, email me at jak.ish@verizon.net and I will send you a copy.

The Death Certificate of J. E. Martin, states:
husband of Lena Horn Martin
born SELMA, AL
father – Ella Martin born AL
mother - Lula Pa??? born Al
buried - Bardwell
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2. Re Will Martin, brother of “Ed”

On the 1900 Census of Carlisle there is a William Martin, born Aug 1876 in AL, with a wife named Fannie.

From the book, "Marriages of Carlisle Co. KY, 1893-1900"
W. P. Martin married Fannie HAGGARD Feb 12, 1900 at the parsonage in Arlington
Groom: resident of Bardwell, age 23, 1st marriage, farmer, born AL, parents both born AL
Bride: resident of Carlisle Co., age 23, 2nd marriage, born KY, parents born KY.

Could this William / W. P. Martin be "Ed's" brother Will???
See 1880 Census below

3. Re William H. Vaughan

The book, “Marriages of Carlisle Co. KY, 1886-1892” shows W. H. Vaughan’s name spelled Vaughn

W. H. Vaughn married Lula G. Martin June 16, 1887 at the home of J. H. Maddox

The book, “Vital Statistics of Far Western KY”, by M. Juliette Magee states:
William H. Vaughn died February 1896, age 69 years old.
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4. The 1880 Census of Dixie, Chilton County, Alabama, page 47A, shows the following household:

MARTIN, Eleazar 29, farmer, AL GA GA
Wife Lula G. 22, AL AL AL
Son William P. 4, AL
Son James E. 2, AL (J. E. or Ed?)
Dau Lula M. 2/12 (born April), AL

The 1870 Census of Dallas County, AL, page 552A shows
Eleazar Martin, 19, AL in the household of James and Eliza Martin, both born GA
(note – Selma is in Dallas Co. AL)

5. The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System found at:
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm

Shows Elizer N. Martin enlisted in SELMA, Dallas County, AL in the CSA 44th AL Infantry

Elizer N. Martin (First_Last)
Regiment Name 44 Alabama Infantry
Side Confederate
Company K
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Alternate Name
Notes
Film Number M374 roll 28

The history of the 44th AL Infantry states:
CONFEDERATE ALABAMA TROOPS

44th Regiment, Alabama Infantry
44th Infantry Regiment was organized at Selma, Alabama, in May, 1862, and reached Richmond, Virginia, on July 1. Its companies were raised in the counties of Lowndes, Dallas, De Kalb, Shelby, Wilcox, Bibb, Randolph, and Calhoun. Assigned to General A.R. Wright's Brigade the unit was greatly reduced because of camp diseases before its first action at Second Manassas. After fighting at Sharpsburg it was placed under the command of General Law and fought with the Army of Northern Virginia from Fredericksburg to Cold Harbor, except when it was with Longstreet at Suffolk, Chickamauga, and Knoxville. The 44th was active in the long Petersburg siege north of the James River, then participated in the Appomattox Campaign assigned to W.F. Perry's command. The regiment lost twenty-two percent of the 130 at Second Manassas, seventy percent of the 113 at Sharpsburg, and twenty-six of the 363 at Gettysburg. It reported 27 killed and 112 wounded at The Wilderness and during the Petersburg siege, June 13-December 31, there were 17 killed and 44 wounded. The unit surrendered with 17 officers and 192 men. Its commanders were Colonels Charles A. Derby, James Kent, and William F. Perry; Lieutenant Colonel J.A. Jones; and Major George W. Cary.

Hope the above helps.
Kathleen Hill, Redondo Beach, CA

Bardwell's undertaker in 1934

JMartin1914 — 2008-12-23 04:55:30Z

Looking for information/family of "Ed" Martin. He was the undertaker in Bardwell at the time of his death in 1934.
His mother, Lula, was widowed & remarried W H Vaughan(sp?) before her death in 1888. Ed had a brother Will & a sister Annabel who were all minors at the time of her death.
Ed married Lena Horn & I know (& will share)alot of info on the Horn's/Frech's. It's the Martin kin that I'm looking for.
Thanking anyone in advance.

Re: SAMS, WRIGHT of Carlisle Co., Ky

longcloud — 2008-12-12 04:15:34Z

Thank you for you message. I don't know if I am related to Esther or Mary Lou Wright. I really have no information on the Wright family. Since you grew up in Bardwell, maybe you know my brother Jimmy Long and sister-in-law Jean. Thank you for the lead.

D.Cloud

Re: Bardwell Cemetery

JMartin1914 — 2008-12-11 06:10:53Z

That wouldn't be the grave of the young woman that was murdered in IL? Her body was exhumed last yr for clues. She was reburied a couple of wks later. I haven't read any more updates of what was found.

Re: Ashbrook family Graves Co. Carlisle Co, Hickman Co.

rmilner192 — 2008-11-03 05:55:15Z

Please contact me if you would like the cemetery books which include the Ashbrook name or any other surname you might be interest in in Carlisle County. These books are still available. rmilner@wk.net

Re: Ashbrook family Graves Co. Carlisle Co, Hickman Co.

rmilner192 — 2008-11-03 05:49:30Z

If you are interested in the surname Ashbrook or any other surnames of Carlisle County, there are 4 vols. of Cemetery Books still available...these are not out of print...contact me at rmilner@wk.net

Re: Ashbrook family Graves Co. Carlisle Co, Hickman Co.

gillingham196 — 2008-11-01 01:12:49Z

There are quite a few Ashbrook's buried in the Arlington Cemetery in Carlisle County.

I was there last weekend takng some photos and I remember a Robert.

Cyndi

Re: monical--parker

jparker18 — 2008-10-28 23:46:27Z

i have a Joseph H Monical as second husband to my ggg grandmother Mattie (Harvey) Parker

Re: Ashbrook family Graves Co. Carlisle Co, Hickman Co.

KHill60 — 2008-10-16 23:34:23Z

Not related, just did some lookups for you

The 1860 and 1870 Census show Daniel and Sarah living in Milburn, BALLARD Co., KY. In 1886, Carlisle Co. KY was formed out of the area of Ballard that contained Milburn.

1. Cemetery records
From the book, "Cemeteries of Carlisle Co. KY", Volume I.

EMMAUS Church Cemetery
From intersection 121 - 307, go south on 307 for 3 1/2 miles. Turn left onto Emmaus Church Road, go 1/2 mile to church, turn right in front of church, ¼ mile to cemetery on left.

Daniel Ashbrook (broken stone) died Nov 21, 186?

Virginia Ashbrook, daughter of Dan'l and Sarah, broken stone, death date looks like Sept 2, 1864?

Herndon Lee Ashbrook, June 12, 1864 - Feb 23, 1891, son of D. and S. H.

Sallie Ashbrook, age 32 years, 27 days, died Dec 26, 1893

Rev. Joseph Ashbrook, age 38 years, 8 months, 18 days, died January 6, 1841,
(stone erected by T. J. Ashbrook)

Martha Ashbrook, wife of Rev. J. Ashbrook, age 43 years, 9 months, 7 days, no dates. (stone erected by T. J. Ashbrook)

William R. Ashbrook, son of J. and M., 20 years, 5 months, 25 days, died August 26, 1857

There are also 3 people named Slayden buried in the Emmaus cemetery

Bethal A. Slayden June 7, 1820 – March 8, 1894
Julia Ann Slayden, wife of B. A., 77 years, 11 months, 22 days, died January 31, 1905
Robert L. Slayden, son of B. A. and J. A., April 12, 1865 – Oct 7, 1888

NOTE - the gravestones for this cemetery are listed in alphabetical order in the book so there is no way to know if the stones are actually located close together.
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2. Slave Schedules

Daniel Ashbrook, born 1812-1814 in VA, is listed on the 1850 Slave Schedule of Graves Co. KY owning 1 female Slave age 16.

Daniel Ashbrook is then listed on the 1860 Slave Schedule of Ballard Co., Milburn, as owning 5 Slaves - females ages 27, 5, and 1; males ages 6 and 2

3. There is no record in the Ballard/Carlisle Civil War books that Daniel was a soldier in that War.

4. You didn't list Daniel and Sarah's son, Herndon Lee Ashbrook (see tombstone above), who is in their 1870 household as Lee, age 6, male

5. From “Ballard Co. KY Births, 1852- 1858

Virginia Ashbrooks, female, born Feb 23, 1852, daughter of Dan’l Ashbrooks and Sarah Green.
(see tombstone above)
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6. From the books, “Marriages of Carlisle Co. KY, 1886 – 1900”

MARY ASHBROOK married J. W. SUTTON December 18, 1892 at Milburn
Present: Pryor Sanford and Mrs. Sutton
Surety: D. P. Sanford
Sol: Rev. L. Y. Brown, Baptist Church
Groom: resident of Carlisle Co., age 24, 1st marriage, born Henry Co., TN, parents J. T. and Adline Sutton
Bride: resident of Carlisle Co., age 26, 1st marriage, born Ballard Co.,
Father Daniel Ashbrook, Mother Sarah Ashbrook
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7. From the books, “Marriages of Ballard Co. KY, 1881-1899”

Robert Ashbrooke married Minnie Slayden December 24, 1884 at the home of Bethel Slayden.
Surety: Dec 22, 1884 by J. H. Harp
Present: John Hamme and O. C. Mahan
Sol: R. W. Mahan
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8. Re Joseph Ashbrook (see tombstone above)
The 1830 and 1840 Census of Hickman Co. KY lists a household for Joseph Ashbrook

In 1842 the northern portion of Hickman Co. became Ballard Co., and then in 1886 this same land became Carlisle Co.

9. Re Martha Ashbrook, wife of Rev. Joseph Ashbrook

She is listed on the 1850 Census in Ballard Co., age 40, born VA, with 4 sons.
One of them is a son, T. J., age 14, who erected the tombstones.

Another son is listed as W. R., age 12 (see tombstone above for William R. Ashbrook)

Another son is listed as M
The Ballard Co. KY Death Index for the years 1852-1858 shows:
M. Ashbrook, male, age 18, died Aug 15, 1857 of typhoid fever, father Joseph Ashbrook

The 4th son is listed as J. age 21
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NOTE – all names are spelled as they appear in the books

Hope something helps.
Kathleen in CA
jak.ish@verizon.net

Re: Ashbrook family Graves Co. Carlisle Co, Hickman Co.

chickys1975 — 2008-10-07 03:20:18Z

I am also trying to find out more info on Daniel Ashbrook and Sarah Ann Greene. I found some info on another site. What I know is Daniel and Sarah had Mary Ashbrook. Mary married William "Tom" Sutton. They settled in Colorado on a homestead. They had Tom Sutton who married Mary Alice Sutton. Tom and Mary Alice had 4 children including my Aunt Alice (Sutton) Stover whom is still living. I am searching this Genealogy for her any infor would be great. Thanks

Re: bridgeman

caroltaffenhart — 2008-10-05 19:20:56Z

Hi,

I saw your post of several years ago on Oscar Bridgman. He is in my Bridgman family. Joshua Bridgman was my ggggrandfather, Willis, my gggrandfather was a brother to Oscar. My ggrandfather was Alexander Campbell (A.C. Bridgman) Lois Webber and I kept in touch. She has since passed away. Laura Davis from Bardwell had info on all the Bridgman's and she has since passed away. I plan on going to see her her husband when I get back to KY. I live in St. Louis but was from Clinton, KY

Carol Taffenhart

caroltaffenhart@att.net

Re: Surname COTHES

roncothes — 2008-09-13 08:15:34Z

almacarr... in reference to Herman Cothes...
Are you still there?

Herman Cothes begat John Carter Cothes begat
Ronald Carter Cothes, etc.

To name a few of Herman's kids... (six... I think...)

Yours...
Ron Cothes (Ronald Carter)

Re: Death Certificate

KHill60 — 2008-08-25 20:15:31Z

Not related, just did some lookups for you.

Found that Samuel Mabry was the son of Charles Mabry of Warren Co. NC, and Catherine “Kittie” SALLEE.

Catherine Sallee was the daughter of Asheal(?) Sallee and Nancy GARRETT of Montgomery Co. TN. She had a brother, William Edward Sallee and a sister Martha Ann (see below).

Charles Mabry had a brother, Leonard Samuel Mabry who also came to Ballard Co.
Charles Mabry and Leonard Samuel Mabry were the sons of Jones Mabry and Anne “Nancy” RIVES. Charles is buried in the Mayfield Creek Cemetery in Carlisle.
Also see below for the sisters of Charles and Leonard Mabry.

Samuel Mabry had brothers, N. Adolphus and Jesse J. Mabry (see below)

NOTE – the spelling of names below is as they appear in the source documentation cited.
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1. Using the database KY Death Records, 1852-1953, found on ancestry.com I found a Death Certificate that states:

Samuel Mabry, white, married, born Nov. 10, 1848 in KY, died April 9, 1916 in Cunningham, Carlisle Co., farmer, father: Charles Mabry born NC, mother: J. Kuline(?) SALLIE born TN, informant ?. A. Mabry, buried Hebron Cemetery
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2. From the book, "Graves Co. KY Cemeteries", Volume III

HEBRON CHURCH OF CHRIST CEMETERY
Located 2 1/2 miles west of Lowes, KY, of Highway 489. Copied 1981

Sam Mabry Nov 10, 1847 - April 9, 1916
(son of Charles Mabry and Katherine SALLIE)

Elizabeth A. Mabry Oct 21, 1849 - Nov 5, 1930
(daughter of Edward HALL and Mary Elizabeth BAKER)
Children: Cornine HELFER, R. E., Mattie RAYBURN, Onie SANDERS, Horace, Varner, and Katherine LOUDEN.

3. From the out-of-print book, “Vital Statistics of Far Western KY”, by M. Juliette Magee, 1977. This book is based on the Journal of Ed Horr, Ballard Co. storekeeper,

Sam Mabry, born November 10, 1847, son of Charles. Died Sunday, April 9, 1916, heart trouble. Age 68 years, 4 months 29 days. Died suddenly in church at Cunningham church meeting.

Charles Mabry, born in North Carolina, died April 14, 1882, age 63, died of old age and dropsy.
Wife, Kittie SALLEE, born February 4, 1827, died December 12, 1917, 90 years, 10 months, 8 days.

Adolphus Mabry, son of Charles, born May 2, 1845. Died 8 pm Feb 14, 1924, 78 years, 9 months, 12 days. Paralyzed many years.
Wife of Adolphus, nee POINDEXTER, died Sunday night April 16, 1899, near Cunningham, childbirth effects.

Jesse J. Mabry, son of C. C., born Ballard county August 18, 1855

4. Back to the Death Certificates found on ancestry.com

Catherine Sallee Mabry
White, widow, born Feb 4, 1826 in Christian Co. KY, died December 12, 1917 in Bardwell, Carlisle Co., father: Asahel (?) Sallee born France, mother: Nancy GARROTT born Montgomery Co. TN, buried Bardwell Cemetery

William Edward Sallee, born February 10, 1833 in Montgomery Co. TN, died May 14, 1917 at Blandville, Ballard Co. KY, father Asael Sallee born VA, mother: Nancy Garrett born VA, buried Blandville Cemetery.

Miss Martha Ann Sallee, white, single, born Feb 24, 1821 in Montgomery Co. TN, died Oct 7, 1913 in Bardwell, Carlisle Co. KY, father: Asale Sallee born NC, mother Nancy Garott born VA, buried Mayfield Church Cemetery

5. From the out-of-print book, “Ballard’s Brave Boys”, by M. Juliette Magee, 1974

Re: Samuel’s brother Adolphus
MABRY, N. Adolphus was born in Christian County, KY May 4, 1845. He enlisted April 1, 1864 in Co. F, 7th KY Regiment (CSA). He was promoted May 4, 1864 to 4th corporal. He was paroled May 1865. He borrowed a mule and rode it home, then riding a horse he made the trip back to return the mule. He took the oath of allegiance in 1865. Mr. Mabry died March 14, 1924. Juitt Mabry, Governor of New Mexico, was his nephew. His son Charles P. lived at Hickman.

Re: Samuel’s uncle and Charles’s brother
MABRY, Leonard Samuel was born February 25, 1834 in Warren Co. NC. He enlisted March 12, 1862 in Co. C, 46th Regiment, NC. Infantry. He was commissioned a 2nd Lt from the ranks. December 5, 1862, and was an aide on the staff of Gen. Robert E. Lee and was with him when the surrender was made a Appomattox Courthouse on April 9, 1865.
He was the son of Jones and Anne “Nancy” RIVES of Warren Co. NC. While in service he met Miss Rebecca “Beck” SMITH of Clinton, KY, who was a nurse in the CSA field hospital. After his parole, Lt. Mabry came to Ballard County (now Carlisle Co.) and married Rebecca Smith, and bought a farm 1 1/2 miles southeast of Cunningham. She was born Feb 27, 1833, and died December 30, 1885 and is buried in the Cunningham Cemetery.
Mr. Mabry’s sisters were Martha who married James Henry BUCHANAN of Ballard, Elener “Ellen” who married Henry TURNER of Ballard, Elizabeth who married Duncan RIVES of Graves County, and Phoebe “Febe” who married a DUKE and then a HAGOOD, both from Ballard.
Lt. Mabry’s brother, Charles, already lived in Ballard at the time Leonard moved to the county.
The L. S. Mabry’s were the parents of Myra who married Alex A. FRANKLIN, Hugh who married Dora GARDNER, and Nannie.
On Feb 28, 1888, Mr. Mabry and Mrs. Jennie ATCHISON McGEE were married. He died Nov 1, 1891 and is buried in the Clinton Cemetery. His Will was probated Dec 14, 1891 in Carlisle Co., Will Book 1, page 48.

From the out-of-print book, “History of Carlisle Co. KY”, 1977

The Mabry’s in Milburn
Charles Mabry , a native of Warren Co. NC, and Judith Katherine “Kittie” Sallee, native of Montgomery Co. TN, were married in 1844 in South Christian Co. KY. In 1846, they settled on a 220-acre farm east of McGee’s Springs in Brakes Precinct. Before the War Between the States, Charles Mabry operated a commercial tobacco warehouse at Milburn, KY, where he bought, priced and shipped hogsheads of the leaf by steamboat from Columbus, KY.

NOTE: There is a PHOTOGRAPH of the Mabry family taken on the occasion of Kittie Sallee Mabry’s 70th birthday. Among the group of about 2 dozen Mabry family members are Kittie and her son Sam.
WOULD YOU LIKE A COPY OF THIS PHOTO???????

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Re: Death Certificate

rowlandblacklangston — 2008-08-21 04:19:57Z

I found a Samuel Mabry, but I dont know if its yours. His parents were Charles and Judith. Charles would have been born about 1819 and Judith about 1828. In 1880 I found Samuel as a bachelor living in Blandville, Ballard, Kentucky working as a farmer. I have not found any death certificates.

Re: Seeking Edd. S. Mallory b: 3 Apr 1897 Carlisle, KY

viofam10 — 2008-08-03 21:14:01Z

Carlisle, NICHOLAS, Kentucky -- of course!
Thanks much.

Re: Seeking Edd. S. Mallory b: 3 Apr 1897 Carlisle, KY

KHill60 — 2008-08-03 19:17:40Z

Not related, just did a lookup for you.

You are not looking for Carlisle COUNTY, KY.
Carlisle Co. KY was not formed until 1886 out of the southern portion of Ballard Co. KY.
The 1880 Census of Ballard Co., KY, and the 1900 and 1910 Census of Carlisle Co. KY do not have any Mallory households.

You may be looking for the TOWN of CARLISLE, in NICHOLAS Co. KY

The 1910 Census of Nicholas County, KY, District 3, pages 59A and 59B, show the household of:

MALORY, George R. b. abt 1865, married 20 years, IN KY KY, farmer
wife Lunivenia b. abt 1872, mother of 8/8, KY KY KY
sons all born KY: Oscar b. abt 1894, EDD b. abt 1897, Wilburn b. abt 1899, Elmer b. abt 1901, Herchel b. abt 1904, and Clarence b. abt 1907.

KY Death Records, 1852-1953 shows the following deaths for this family:

1. Edward S. Mallory, born April 3, 1897 in KY, died Feb 2, 1919 of TB in Nicholas Co. KY. Parents Geo. R. Mallory and Lou B. Galliher, buried Mt. Zion

2. George Randolph Mallory, born July 12, 1864 in IN, died Sept 27, 1924 of Typhoid fever in Nicholas Co. KY. Divorced at time of death. Parents Charles Mallory and Sara Caywood(?), buried Mt. Zion.

3. Nora (Mallory) Thornburg, born June 15, 1891 in KY, died Dec 10, 1927 of TB in Nicholas Co. KY. Husband Van Thornburg. Parents George R. Mallory and Levina Galliher. Buried at Bethel, KY.

Edd S. Mallory's brother's Oscar C. and Wilburn Richard also have World War I Draft Registration Cards in Fayette Co. IN in 1917.

Seeking Edd. S. Mallory b: 3 Apr 1897 Carlisle, KY

viofam10 — 2008-07-30 23:19:19Z

On his 5 Jun 1918 WWI draft reg. in Connorsville, Fayette, IN, he says his father was also born in Carlisle. Who were they?

Any info will be appreciated.

Re: Peebles/Ferguson of Milburn Ky

debbra81 — 2008-07-13 15:26:42Z

Please email me at debbkay81@yahoo.com and we can share.

Thanks
Debbra