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| 1 | According to Find A Grave memorials 67495279 & 67522861 Fanny had at least 4 children by Henry Clay Jackson, but was never married. | Family: Henry Clay Jackson / Fanny Grubb (F352)
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| 2 | According to the 1860 Census, both James and his son Samuel were born blind. James is listed in the 1880 census as the brother of Mahal (Mayhall) Wells. | Wells, James B. (I974)
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| 3 | According to the 1860 Census, both Samuel and his father James were born blind. | Wells, Samuel (I978)
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| 4 | Based on email correspondence with Pat Barton of Baron Funeral Service (20 Feb 2022), Jeanie was cremated and her remains were returned to her family. There is no grave marker that I am aware of. | Hoppenrath, Jeanine Della (I870)
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| 5 | Ben Franklin Mausoleum, Building 1, Section G, Level 4, Crypt 58-F | Lawrence, Omega Mae (I842)
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| 6 | David D. Haggard gives the place of marriage as Jackson County, Georgia on pp. 122-123 of his book, "History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899." | Family: Samuel Luther Haggard / Nancy Hix (F312)
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| 7 | Died at 4 months old. uncertain year of death. | Haggard, Harriet E. (I300)
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| 8 | Doug was a Ham Radio operator with call sign AF4OK. His previous call sign was KF4SBK. | Harris, Leman Douglas (I50)
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| 9 | Grave at 37.740756936532236, -84.29444618162738. | Lawrence, Dennis Wayne (I3)
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| 10 | Headstone and death certificate record date of birth as 26 Apr 1875. | Lawrence, Robert H. (I850)
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| 11 | Headstone location: 36.003257, -96.097899 | Lawrence, Robert H. (I850)
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| 12 | It is assumed that Elizabeth, Susanna and James Brown are the children of Thomas Brown. Elizabeth, Susanna and James all appear on the 1850 census in the household of Isaac and Margaret (Brown) Cole. Their surname is listed as "Brown." Susanna married Absalom Leach in 1850 and Margaret's husband Isaac was named on the marriage bond. Did Thomas Brown pass away prior to 1850 with the result of Margaret serving as guardian of her younger siblings? | Family: Thomas Brown / (F267)
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| 13 | It is said that Mrs. Edmund Rice Haggard was of Welsh descent. "History of the Haggard Family in England and America 1433 to 1899," p. 86. | Rice, Hannah (I1025)
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| 14 | It would appear that John W. McWhorter had a 3rd wife. He is mentioned on page 1 of the Interior Journal, dated 24 Jan 1889, and it is stated that he was a widower. It seems that he married a woman named Elizabeth soon after. John died intestate and an Administrator's Bond dated 28 April 1890 is accompanied by a note that reads as follows (misspellings in original): "April the 28th 1890 To the co judge of Casey Co you are here by authorized to appoint either A.H. May or Dr Edward Alcorn to Administer on my husbands estate provided they will except her Elizabeth X McWhorter mark Attest C. L. Snow Noah D. Snow Jhon W. Mackwheter" | McWhorter, John W. (I160)
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| 15 | John E.Lawrence, 74, of 1004 Homeview Drive, died at 11:15 p.m. Wednesday at SS. Mary & Elizabeth Hospital. He was a native of Brodhead and retired several years ago as a truck driver for the Kroger Food Co. He had been with the firm for 40 years. He is survived by his wife, the former Mary Helen Bowman; four daughters, Mrs. Betty Middleton, Mrs. Jane Shuff, Mrs. June Gibson and Miss Janice Lawrence; three sons, John H. Jerry R. and James F. Lawrence; 20 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Arch L. Heady Southern Funeral Home, 3601 Taylor Blvd., with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Published in The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) on November 21, 1975 | Lawrence, John Egbert (I329)
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| 16 | Kentucky birth record says born 17 Jun 1858, but headstone says 17 Jul 1858. | Leach, Granville (I642)
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| 17 | M. Secrist writes that Zachariah's father was a native of Wales and was among the early settlers of Maryland. The book S109 does not provide a name or any other details about his father. | Wells, Zachariah (I985)
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| 18 | Maiden name is believed to be "Elphingstone", but some people believe it was "Howard." | Ruth (I1008)
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| 19 | Married on Sep 1861 Married at Pulaski Married on Sep 1861 Married at Pulaski AGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Mintonville, Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 696D; Enumeration District: 020; Image: 0673 _APID 1,6742::10378137 | Rainwater, Welcome Giles (I99)
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| 20 | Mrs. Mary Helen Bowman Lawrence, 71, formerly of 1004 Homeview Drive, died Monday at The Meadows South. She was a native of Raywick. Survivors include four daughters, Janice P. Lawrence, Mrs. Betty Middleton, Mrs. Jane Shull and Mrs. June Gibson; three sons, John H., Jerry R. and James F. Lawrence; 19 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Arch L. Heady Southern Funeral Home, 3601 Taylor Blvd., with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Published in The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) on April 28, 1982 | Bowman, Mary Helen (I1200)
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| 21 | Nasby's birthdate is listed as 26 Jul 1848 on page 38 of "Nasby Mills of Knox County, Kentucky: His Descendants and Ancestors" [S83]. This contradicts the date of 1842 derived from the 1870 and 1880 census data. | Mills, Nasby (I1169)
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| 22 | Page 211 https://books.google.com/books?id=BO2ZUxzdyw8C&pg=PA211&lpg=PA211&dq=%22David+James%22+Lincoln,+Kentucky&source=bl&ots=wzjSbDs9LH&sig=qYSEFg6ugcpEwvBMLQXrJBdzGyA&hl=en&sa=X&ei=yaNVU4GoM8mOyAS5zIKYCQ&ved=0CDAQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false | Source (S34)
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| 23 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 718B; Enumeration District: 021; Image: 0718 _APID 1,6742::10378931 | Wells, Sarah Jane (I120)
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| 24 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 718B; Enumeration District: 021; Image: 0718 _APID 1,6742::10379034 PAGE Year: 1870; Census Place: Richmond, Wise, Virginia; Roll: M593_1682; Page: 331A; Image: 41; Family History Library Film: 553181 _APID 1,7163::39365877 PAGE Year: 1850; Census Place: Division 2, Pulaski, Kentucky; Roll: M432_217; Page: 121B; Image: 374 _APID 1,8054::15733522 PAGE Year: 1900; Census Place: Liberty, Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 514; Page: 25A; Enumeration District: 0020; FHL microfilm: 1240514 _APID 1,7602::4988544 Married on 22 Jan 1854 Married at Pulaski, Kentucky | Anderson, Mahala (I92)
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| 25 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 718B; Enumeration District: 021; Image: 0718 _APID 1,6742::11475633 | Wells, Joseph Newton (I115)
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| 26 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 718B; Enumeration District: 021; Image: 0718 _APID 1,6742::11475740 | Wells, Robert Trenton (I112)
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| 27 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 718B; Enumeration District: 021; Image: 0718 _APID 1,6742::11475807 | Wells, Martha F. (I117)
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| 28 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 718B; Enumeration District: 021; Image: 0718 _APID 1,6742::17278437 | Wells, Mary E. (I119)
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| 29 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 718B; Enumeration District: 021; Image: 0718 _APID 1,6742::41990794 PAGE Year: 1900; Census Place: Liberty, Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 514; Page: 25A; Enumeration District: 0020; FHL microfilm: 1240514 _APID 1,7602::4988545 | Wells, Cora Belle (I114)
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| 30 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Mintonville, Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 696D; Enumeration District: 020; Image: 0673 _APID 1,6742::10378196 | Rainwater, Milton Durham (I127)
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| 31 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Mintonville, Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 696D; Enumeration District: 020; Image: 0673 _APID 1,6742::11474838 | Rainwater, Daniel Francis (I131)
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| 32 | PAGE Year: 1880; Census Place: Mintonville, Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 408; Family History Film: 1254408; Page: 696D; Enumeration District: 020; Image: 0673 _APID 1,6742::17277091 | Rainwater, Patsey J. (I130)
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| 33 | PAGE Year: 1900; Census Place: Liberty, Casey, Kentucky; Roll: 514; Page: 25A; Enumeration District: 0020; FHL microfilm: 1240514 _APID 1,7602::4988547 | Wells, Robert Trenton (I112)
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| 34 | Plot: Section P, Lot 12, Grave 1 | Leach, Thomas (I646)
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| 35 | Rice Haggard was an early leader in the Restoration Movement. http://www.therestorationmovement.com/_states/kentucky/haggard.htm | Haggard, Rice (I1031)
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| 36 | Robert left Rockcastle County around 1890 and went first to Indian Territory, Oklahoma and later settled in Sapulpa, Creek County, Oklahoma changing his name to Robert Edward GOFF. (http://www.lawrence-ons.org/reuben2.html) | Lawrence, Robert H. (I850)
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| 37 | Sally Ann may not be the correct name for this person. | Sally Ann (I831)
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| 38 | Susannah's first name in the Pulaski County death record at first glance appears to read as "Anson". Upon further examination, I believe the first letter was mistakenly written as an "A" but was intended to be spelled as Susan. | Rainwater, Susannah (I677)
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| 39 | Tart's death record proves that a woman named Sarah was William's wife, and Tart's mother of course. | Sarah (I33)
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| 40 | The birth date listed on Find A Grave Memorial# 15072400 conflicts with C.T. McWhorter's date of "7-8-1791" he referenced in his Jul 1973 article in "Kentucky Ancestors" magazine. | McWhorter, William (I1054)
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| 41 | The date of death listed on Find A Grave Memorial# 15072400 conflicts with C.T. McWhorter's date of "7-4-1877" he referenced in his Jul 1973 article in "Kentucky Ancestors" magazine. | McWhorter, William (I1054)
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| 42 | Thomas is assumed to be the son of Zachariah and Rebecca based on the fact that James Wells was living with him in 1860. James and Thomas are about the same age and since James' wife died in 1857, it is reasonable to conclude that James was living with a relative for support due to the fact that he was blind. | Wells, Thomas (I981)
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| 43 | Very little is known about Sarah. She was the wife of William Lawrence and according to William's descendants, he married Sarah in Montgomery County, Virginia in 1784. The death record for their son, Tartulas Lawrence, lists his parents as William and Sarah. As far as I have been able to ascertain, this death record is the only place her name is documented. The 1880 Rockcastle County, Kentucky census records Catherine Lawrence Carson, daughter of William and Sarah, as having New York-born parents. This is consistent with what we know of their origins. Sarah's (aka Sally) maiden name is not known but is frequently said to be "Booth." A woman named Sarah Booth was married to one of William's nephews (who was also named William). The fact that two Williams married two Sarahs has been the cause of several cases of mistaken identity. While it is not impossible that two different women with the name of Sarah Booth married two men named William Lawrence, it does seem improbable. Some of the facts can be sorted out by understanding that William Lawrence's nephew who was born in about 1815 (the son of William's brother John Lawrence Jr) married Sarah Booth in 1839 in Montgomery County, Virginia. William and Sarah died about a month apart (5 Mar 1865 and 7 Feb 1865, respectively) of typhoid fever in Floyd County, Virginia. By comparison, William (son of Elder John Lawrence and brother of John Lawrence Jr) was 75 years old in 1839 and had been living in Rockcastle County, Kentucky for 27 years. There is a record of a William Lawrence marrying a Sally Shelton on 2 May 1787 in Pittslyvania County, Virginia. This may or may not be the same William who is the son of Elder John Lawrence. Nothing is known about the date nor place of her death. | Sarah (I33)
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| 44 | Was George Dyehouse Lucinda's step father? Her maiden name is listed as "Adams" on her marriage record. | Adams, Lucinda (I483)
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| 45 | WW1 draft registration card indicated Gallant had "one eye out." | Lawrence, Gallant Glisba (I327)
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| 46 | Yes, Welcome was really his name - it's not a typo. It is said that he hated this name and that for most of his life he went only by Giles. At some point he added the middle initial R., which according to his descendants, didn't stand for anything. | Rainwater, Welcome Giles (I99)
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