Saturday, September 7, 1996
I would like information or to share what I have on the Lawson line.  They were in both Scott and Lee counties of Kentucky in late 1700's.
Allison Stanhope

Sunday, September 7, 1996
I am researching the grave locations of Confederate Soldiers in Kentucky counties.  My camp has complied most of the larger cemeteries in the state, but need to make sure we are not leaving any soldiers out. This information is needed for a future book, which will list Confederates buried in Kentucky cemeteries.  Any individual soldier information is appreciated, such as stories and pictures.  Please check the following list for your county:  Second Kentucy Infantry CSA:  County: Fayette, Bullitt, Jefferson, Graves, Franklin, Harrison, Scott, Bourbon, Owen, Anderson.  Fourth Kentucky Infantry CSA:  County: Barren, Henderson, Union, Owen, Scott, Franklin, Jefferson, Green, Taylor, Trigg, Estill, Nicholas, Daviess.  Ninth Kentucky Infantry CSA: County:  Logan, Jefferson, Nelson, Ohio, Harrison, Scott. Above are the Orphan Brigade CSA units with the county where the majority of the soldiers enlisted.  Please send me any information from county sources. Thank you.
Joey Oller

Sunday, September 15, 1996 I am interested in locating someone who can help with information on J. N. Bradley, who wrote a book on the Geat Crossings Baptist Church.  My 4th great grandparents were baptized in that church in 1800.  J. N. Bradley had a daughter, Katherine Stout Bradley.  I believe his father or grandfather was Alfred Marion Bradley.
B. J. Merrell

Thursday, September 19, 1996 Researching the family of Mordecai Reed, born 1735 KING & Queen County, Virginia, died 1807 Woodford County, Kentucky. He was the son of Thomas Reed, Jr. and Elizabeth Barbee.  Mordecai married Agatha Minoe (died 1812 Woodford County), daughter of Thomas Minor and Alices Thomas.  Children were: Elizabeth, born 1763, died 1850 Scott County, wife of Charles Pierce Williams; Lucy, died 181 Woodford County, wife of Thomas Bullock, Sr.; Alice, died 1815 Jessamine County, wife of Jonas Davenport and Jacob Yeiser; Ann, died 1853 Oldham County, wife of Isaac Hawes; John Thomas, died 1851 Marion County, Missouri, husband of Anne Waller Bullock; Mordecai, Jr., died 1821 in Switzerland County, Indiana, husband of Hannah Todd; Thomas Minor, died 1820 Woodford County, husband of Elizabeth Bullock..
Anne Baker

Sunday, September 22, 1996 I am trying to locate information on Barltett Collins, born about 1752 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.  He was the son of Thomas Collins and Susannah Wylie Bartlett.  He married Elizabeth Foster and supposedly moved to Scott, Lincoln or Bourbon Counties, Kentucky around 1786.  Does anyone have a list of his children?
W. P. Gilbert

Thursday, September 26, 1996
I am researching the family of Samuel Montgomery and his son, John Montgomery.  Samuel Montgomery came to Woodford  County about 1780 and was married to a ___? Richard.  A Captain Anthony Bartlett joined Wayne's Army against the Northern Indians.  They were mustered in at Georgetown in Major Price's battalion. Samuel was injured on Agust 20, 1794. He was injured on August 20, 1794.  Samuel was married to Mary Thomas, born 1779 and their first son was born April 30, 1796.  About 1804 John and family moved to Henderson and Hopkins counties, Kentucky.
Bill Cook

Thursday, September 26, 1996 I am interested in locating someone who can help with information on J. N. Bradley, who wrote a book "Great Crossings Baptist Church".  My 4great grandparents were baptized in that church in 1800.  J. N. Bradley had a daughter Katherine Stout Bradley.  I beleive his father or grandfather was Alfred Marion Bradley.
BJ

Friday, September 27, 1996 I am researching the following families:  Elliott, Gilliam, Gillum, Gillam, Henshaw, Fountayne and Stidham.
Jerry Gilliam

Saturday, September 28, 1996 Trying to find information on Solomon Crumbaugh, born 1779, died 1853, married Mary Winters. He arrived in Scott County, Kentucky before 1810, from Frederick County, Maryland.  He lived on a farm two or three miles from Georgetown, where he had a saw and grist mill and cheese factory.  Who were Mary's parents?  Crumbaugh family came to America in 1764 from Germany.
Ric Tobin

Saturday, October 12, 1996
Looking for more information on the James Hinton listed on the Scott Couunty, Kentucky 1800 tax listings.
Robert Hinton

Sunday, October 13, 1996
Looking for informatin on Vincent Glass Redding, born about 1805 in Kentucky, possibly in Scott County, Kentucky.
Kay Phillips

Tuesday, October 15, 1996
Would like to contact others researching: Guil, McCourt, McCurdy, McCurty, Sharp and Wise.
Ann Swallom

Wednesday, October 16, 1996
Would information on Elijah Dickerson, married Mary A. Barnes, October 6, 1819, Christian County, Kentucky.  Searching Dickerson, Burrees, Redding, Scott, Bourbon and Jessamine counties of Kentucky.
Harry Netzhammer

Wednesday, October 23, 1996
My ancestor, Mary Troxell, married William Torr in Virginia about 1780.  A publication, Troxel Trails, states that she died in Scott County, Kentucky.  Has anyone heard of these two surnames in Scott County, Kentucky?
Jane Sarles

Thursday, October 24, 1996
I am searching for the parents of my gt grandfather, George Lemon.  George was born October 22, 1829, in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. He moved to Ohio before 1856 and he married Elizabeth Hill on September 3, 1856 in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio.  He died on May 1, 1897 and is buried in Greenlawn Cemetery in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio.  In a book entitled "Kentucky Marriages, 1795-1865"  two possible couples are mentioned.  On page 26, "In 1820 a James Lemon, Sr. of Lexington to Mrs. Proctor, married in Jessamine County in October of 1820. R10/4" and on page 16, "Joseph I. Lemon, of Lexington, to Miss Margaretta Ann Leatherer, only daughter of Rev. John Leatherer of Scott County, Kentucky, married June 30, 1817. R7/9".
Jack Michael Lemon

Thursday, October 24, 1996
I am researching my Davis ancestors and looking specifically for the marriage of Joseph Edward Davis and Elizabeth Ellen Glass, my paternal gt grandparents.  All help is appreciated.
Fred Davis

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