How many of you have fantasized about one area of your genealogy research? Something that seems unattainable, but would give so much information for your family tree? I have always felt drawn to the Linton family cemetery, located on North Hwy 555 just outside the small town of […]
John H. Linton was the son of Captain John Hancock Linton. The captain and his wife, Ann Nancy Mason, moved from Loudoun County, Virginia, to Washington County, Kentucky, in 1818. Their children and grandchildren also made the move. At Captain John’s death, his son John received the plantation […]
St. Rose Catholic Church Washington County, Kentucky Linton Baptisms Andrew R. Linton, s/o Andrew and Martha Ellen Hayden Linton, born 12 Mar 1877, baptized at St. Rose 22 May 1877 Ann Linton, d/o Andrew and Martha Ellen Hayden Linton, born 11 Jun 1875, baptized at St. Rose 18 […]
I have only two pages of an old family bible – they are tattered and discolored, but I am thankful for these two pages! I am sharing one side (of the four) with you today. The original owner of the bible was probably a member of the Edwards […]
Julia Green and John Hancock Linton were married 175 years ago – January 16, 1837 – in Washington County, Kentucky. Julia was the daughter of Francis Green and Mary Bowles. John was the son of Captain John Hancock Linton and Ann Nancy Mason. John and Julia Linton had […]
Isaiah and Lydia Ross Hill
1929 Wedding
Revolutionary War heroes and families.
Ritchey's Paternal Grandmother
George and Caroline's Wedding Day
Klein Sod House