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Pulaski County Marriages – 1804

September 18, 2018 Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research Leave a comment

A list of marriages – John Gibson and Patience Burk, March 27th, 1804. Zachariah Adams and Jean Claunch, June 5th, 1804. Robert Barnes and Marion Linsy, August 23rd, 1804. Martin Trapp and Jerimmiah Dodson, October 11, 1804. The above list of marriage was confirmed according to the dates above written.

By Elijah Barnes

The foregoing lists of marriages was returned to me as Clerk of the Pulaski County Court at my office by the Reverend Elijah Barnes and the same has been duly recorded in my office.

Att. Will Fox

These doth certify to you that on the 4th of November I joined together in the holy state of matrimony Anderson Nunnely and Nancy Richardson, both of this county. Given under my hand this 8th day of November 1804.

Adam Banks

The foregoing list of marriage was produced to me in my office as Clerk of the Pulaski County Court by the Reverend Adam Banks and the same has been duly recorded in my office.

Att. Will Fox, C.P.C.

I do hereby certify that on the 12th day of March, I joined together in the holy state of matrimony John Allen and Rachel McDaniel. Also on the 17th day of July, Abner Dodson and Betsey Wolverton. Also on the 16th day of November, Joseph Sargant and Betsey Waggoner. 1804.

Thomas Hill

The foregoing lists of marriage was produced to me in my office as Clerk of the Pulaski County Court b the Reverend Thomas Hill and the same has been duly recorded in my office.

Att. Will Fox, C.P.C.

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1800-1801 Marriage Returns By Rev. Thomas Hill – Pulaski County

September 14, 2018 Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research 1 Comment

Friday, since it was so hot and humid, instead of a cemetery Ritchey and I chose to visit two courthouses – Casey County in Liberty, and Pulaski County in Somerset. Casey County’s courthouse was old and beautifully built in 1888. Pulaski County boasts a new courthouse built in 1975.

I share a page of marriage returns by Rev.Thomas Hill, dated 1800-1801. I don’t believe these are original records. The handwriting throughout is the same and doesn’t look like it was written in 1800. Perhaps the originals were in such bad shape they decided to write down the information. I’m just happy we have this. Many of the early marriage bonds were lost, some pages looked like they were nibbled by mice – and these were dated in the 1880’s.

Later more information on the two courthouses we visited.

Pulaski County

I hereby certify that

on the 30^th day of December 1800, I joined together Barnard Housman and Elizabeth Couchran
on the 19^th day of February 1801, Charles Walker and Matilda Stephens, likewise John Taylor and Sally Harmon
on the 9^th day of April 1801, John Wolverton and Anna Hanks
on the 21^st day of August 1801, John Blackridge and Minah Newby
on the 6^th day of October 1801, John Eastham and Polly Dunham
on the 7^th day of October 1801, John Cooper and Polly McCown and also John Macninth and Patsy Cooper
on the 19^th day of August 1801, Abner McWhorter and Polly Spencer
on the 17^th day of December 1801, Amos Spencer and Polly Meek
on the 19^th day of January 1801, William Allen and Polly Burns
on the 23^rd day of February 1801, Thomas Jarvis and Nancy Ingram
on the 5^th day of March 1801, Thomas Scott and Elizabeth Jones

Thomas Hill

The foregoing lists of marriage was returned to my office as Clerk of the Pulaski County Court by the Reverend Thomas Hill and the same has been duly recorded in my office.

Att. Will Fox, C.P.

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Casey County Marriage Returns 1815-1816

September 12, 2018 Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research Leave a comment

I do hereby certify that on the 29^th of November 1815 I joined together in matrimony James Ard and Rebeccah Voris. Jacob Warriner

I do hereby certify that on the 12^th of December 1815 I joined together in matrimony William Watron and Elizabeth A. Stakes.

Jacob Warriner

I do hereby certify that on the 21^st of December 1815 I joined together in matrimony David McCay and Lucinda Davis.

Jacob Warriner

Marriage Return Casey

The marriage of George Hill and Elizabeth Cassie Flear on March the 8^th day 1815.
Joseph Cunningham and Polly Cunningham September 15^th day 1815.
Wilson Clements and Nancy Porter May 21^st day 1815.
Samuel Mansfield and Harriett Elliott on January the 25^th
Thomas McGlacklin and Sally Peyton December the 7^th day 1815.

By John McGran

I do hereby certify that the within named John S. McComack and Paulina J. Cabbell was joined together in the holy state of matrimony by me this 18^th June 1816.

Isaac Renfro

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1830 Marriage Returns By Jesse Head – Mercer County

September 2, 2018 Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research Leave a comment

I do hereby certify that by virtue of a license issued from the Clerk’s Office for Mercer County, I solemnized on the 8th of April 1830, the rites of Matrimony between William Cochran and Louisa Lamb, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Methodist Society, given under my hand the date above.

Jesse Head, EMS

The marriage bond for William Cochran and Louisa Lamb was issued April 8, 1830, with bondsman J. H. Davis, B. F. Pleasants and William Rice. The bride’s father was James Lamb, testified by Frederick Ripperdan.

I do hereby certify that by virtue of a license issued from the Clerk’s Office of Mercer County, I solemnized the rites of Matrimony on the 14th November 1830, between William Kelly and Mary Villett, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Methodist Society, given under my hand the date above.

Jesse Head, EMS

The marriage bond for William Kelly and Mary Villett was issued November 13, 1830, with bondsman William Kelly, Sr. The bride’s father was Thomas Villett, testified by Hiram W. Procise.

I do hereby certify by virtue of a license issued from the Clerk’s Office for Mercer County, I solemnized the rites of Matrimony on the 24th of March 1830, between Samuel Hogue and Pamelia Trower, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Methodist Society, given under my hand the date above.

Jesse Head, EMS

The marriage bond for Samuel Hogue and Pamelia Trower was issued March 24, 1830, with bondsman Eyre Askew. The bride’s mother was Martha Trower, testified by Henry Trower.

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1829/1830 Marriage Returns By Jesse Head – Mercer County

August 28, 2018 Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research 2 Comments

The Rev. Jesse Head married Abraham Lincoln’s parents, Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks in Washington County, June 12, 1806. He later moved to Mercer County.

I do hereby certify that by virtue of a license issued from the Clerk’s Office for Mercer County, I solemnized the rites of Matrimony on the 31st of December 1829, between John Vandever and Mary Vanfleet, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Methodist Society, given under my hand the date above shown.

Jesse Head, EMS

The marriage bond for John Vandever and Mary Vanfleet was issued December 30, 1829, with bondsman William Terhune. The bride’s mother was Nancy Vanfleet, testified by Joseph Lester.

I do hereby certify that by virtue of a license issued from the Clerk’s Office for Mercer County, I solemnized the rites of Matrimony on the 7th January 1830, the rite of Matrimony between Wesley Bishop and Lucretia Higgins, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Methodist Society, given under my hand the date above shown.

Jesse Head, EMS

The marriage bond for Wesley Bishop and Lucretia Higgins was issued January 4, 1830, with bondsman Hiram Higgins, who states that he believes the bride is twenty-one. The groom’s father was Veachel Bishop. Consent was written by the bride, testified by Daniel Turner, Isaac bishop and H. N. Horine.

I do hereby certify that by virtue of a license issued from the Clerk’s Office of Mercer county, I solemnized the rites of Matrimony on the 21st of January 1830, between John Coulter and Lucinda Steel, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Methodist Society, given under my hand the date above.

Jesse Head, EMS

The marriage bond for John Coulter and Lucinda Steel was issued January 15, 1830, with bondsman Valentine Steel.

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1811-1812 Marriage Returns of Thomas Clelland of Washington County

August 13, 2018 Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research Leave a comment

I do hereby certify that I have joined together in the marriage relations the following persons agreeably to licenses issued from the office of the Clerk of Washington County, viz.

George W. Hively and Polly Way – March 11th, 1811
John Wade and Esther Muldrough – September 17th, 1811
Elijah Wilson and Jemimah Gilkie – October 29th, 1811
Jacob Houts and Nancy Barnes – December 24th, 1811
John Sandusky and Martha E. Hundly – December 26th, 1811
Bennett Marples and Eliza Catlin – December 31st, 1811
George Drane and Polly Lawrence – January 9th, 1812
James Cochren and Anne Calvert – March 10th, 1812

Given under my hand this 10th of March 1812.

Thomas Clelland

Washington County, Kentucky

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1810-1813 Marriage Returns of William Sturman of Washington County

August 9, 2018 Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research Leave a comment

I hereby certify that agreeable to license produced to me I have solemnized the rites of matrimony between the following persons:

Mark Coulter and Nancy Taylor – December 20th 1810
William Shoemaker and Lucinda Shoemaker – February 13th 1811
James Shoemaker and Sally Taylor – February 27th 1811
James Strange and Betsy Morgan – April 2, 1811
William Booth and Susannah Jacobs – April 11th 1811
John Riddle and Polly Baker – June 25th 1811
William Thompson and Anne Farris – September 17th 1811
James Davis and Jane Coburn – September 23rd 1811
Major Farris and Sally Graham – 31st day October 1811
Dudley Taylor and Nancy Lawson – February 12th 1811 (1812?)
Charles Thompson and Patsey Peters – April 23rd 1812

Given under my hand, William Sturman

Washington County, Kentucky

Included on this CD are 856 names, 740 photos. This has been a five year project, taking photos beginning in the fall of 2008 and through 2012. I’ve just recently put the list together. This project is dear to me because my fifth great-grandfather, Captain John Linton, helped build this church. Many of my Linton, Moran and Edwards family members are buried here. Also, many of the early settlers of Washington County were laid to rest here. In a more modern happenstance, my husband’s father was minister of this church in the early 1960’s. Who knew we would share this common piece of history? Included is an alphabetical listing of those buried at Pleasant Grove, including birth and death dates, and sometimes additional information. Just click on the number in the photo column and the photo will pop up.

Thank you for purchasing this Kindle book. Included are 856 names on the list. This has been a five year project, taking photos beginning in the fall of 2008 and through 2012. I’ve just recently put the list together. This project is dear to me because my fifth great-grandfather, Captain John Linton, helped build this church. Many of my Linton, Moran and Edwards family members are buried here. Also, many of the early settlers of Washington County were laid to rest here. In a more modern happenstance, my husband’s father was minister of this church in the early 1960’s. Who knew we would share this common piece of history? Included is an alphabetical listing of those buried at Pleasant Grove, including birth and death dates, and sometimes additional information. Within a few weeks I will make this into a CD that includes photos of most of the gravestones.

Thank you for purchasing my book! There are 5,981 marriages listed. There is an alphabetical listing of those married, sorted by last name of groom, including the date of marriage. Volume I contains marriages from the following counties, which includes the date of inception for the county. Remember that Kentucky was first Fincastle County, Virginia, then became Kentucky County June 17, 1776. Fayette County – May 1, 1780, Jefferson County – May 1, 1780, Nelson County – October 18, 1784, Bourbon County – October 17, 1785, Mercer County – October 17, 1785, Pendleton County – December 4, 1787, Woodford County – November 12, 1788, Scott County – June 22, 1792, Washington County – June 22, 1792, Shelby County – June 23, 1792, Harrison County – December 21, 1793, Franklin County – December 7, 1794, Campbell County – December 17, 1794, Bullitt County – December 13, 1796, Bracken County – December 14, 1796, Boone County – December 13, 1798, Gallatin County – December 14, 1798, Henry County – December 14, 1798, Jessamine County – December 19, 1798, Nicholas County – December 18, 1799

Thank you for purchasing my book! There are 9,474 names listed. This is an all-inclusive, alphabetical listing of those listed in the Washington County Will Book Index, Books A-W for the years 1792-1902. Included is the description of the entry (Will, Inventory, List of Sales, Administrative Settlement, Allot Dower, Executors Settlement, Division of Estate, Guardian Settlement, Appraisement, List of Slaves, Agreement, etc.), the will book and the page number. Last names beginning with A through Y are included – there were no last names beginning with Q, X or Z. Individual volumes are for those who have only one or two families in Washington County, Kentucky. This work, containing all names, is for those with many family members in the county – like myself who had all my families come through Washington County at one time. You can use the search feature on your Kindle to find a particular name.

This my second set of will book indexes, this time for Clark County, Kentucky. Most of my research, for my family, has been in Washington, Marion, Garrard and Nelson counties. It is always interesting to research in a new county, since there are always new names to discover. There are 3,832 names listed. This is an all-inclusive, alphabetical listing of those listed in the Clark County Will Books Index, Books 1-13 for the years 1793-1853. Included is the description of the entry (Will, Inventory, List of Sales, Administrative Settlement, Allot Dower, Executors Settlement, Division of Estate, Guardian Settlement, Appraisement, List of Slaves, Agreement, etc.), the will book and the page number. Last names beginning with A-Y are included – there were no last names beginning with U, X and Z. You can use the search feature on your Kindle to find a particular name.

St. Charles Catholic Church is located in rural Marion County, Kentucky. Included are 1,262 names on the list. Not everyone buried in the cemetery is on the list - many of those buried after 1950 have not been included, although many are. I have taken 788 photos of gravestones. The amount of photos became overwhelming! They could not be included in this book since it would never load to a Kindle! If you would like a particular photo, or photos, email me at phyrit@roadrunner.com and I will email the photo(s). If you need a huge amount you may wish to purchase the CD that is available through my website www.kentuckykindredgenealogy.com This has been a five year project, beginning in the fall of 2009 and ending May 31, 2014. This is an alphabetical listing of those buried at St. Charles, including birth and death dates, and other information. Not all gravestones have photos since some can no longer be found.

This my second set of will book indexes, this time for Clark County, Kentucky. Most of my research, for my family, has been in Washington, Marion, Garrard and Nelson counties. It is always interesting to research in a new county, since there are always new names to discover. There are 1,226 names listed. This is an all-inclusive, alphabetical listing of those listed in the Clark County Will Books Index, Books 1-13 for the years 1793-1853. Included is the description of the entry (Will, Inventory, List of Sales, Administrative Settlement, Allot Dower, Executors Settlement, Division of Estate, Guardian Settlement, Appraisement, List of Slaves, Agreement, etc.), the will book and the page number. Last names beginning with P-Y are included – there were no last names beginning with U, X and Z. There will be a volume that includes A–Z. You can use the search feature on your Kindle to find a particular name.

This my second set of will book indexes, this time for Clark County, Kentucky. Most of my research, for my family, has been in Washington, Marion, Garrard and Nelson counties. It is always interesting to research in a new county, since there are always new names to discover. There are 1,007 names listed. This is an all-inclusive, alphabetical listing of those listed in the Clark County Will Books Index, Books 1-13 for the years 1793-1853. Included is the description of the entry (Will, Inventory, List of Sales, Administrative Settlement, Allot Dower, Executors Settlement, Division of Estate, Guardian Settlement, Appraisement, List of Slaves, Agreement, etc.), the will book and the page number. Last names beginning with H - O are included. One other volume will follow, P–Z. There will also be a volume that includes A–Z.

Thank you for purchasing my book! This my second set of will book indexes, this time for Clark County, Kentucky. Most of my research, for my family, has been in Washington, Marion, Garrard and Nelson counties. It is always interesting to research in a new county, since there are always new names to discover. Not found in my usual counties were the surnames Bledsoe, Brinegar, Chorn, Clinkenbeard, Conkwright, Crosthwait, Fishback and Gaitskill. There are 1,599 names listed. This is an all-inclusive, alphabetical listing of those listed in the Clark County Will Books Index, Books 1-13 for the years 1793-1853. Included is the description of the entry (Will, Inventory, List of Sales, Administrative Settlement, Allot Dower, Executors Settlement, Division of Estate, Guardian Settlement, Appraisement, List of Slaves, Agreement, etc.), the will book and the page number. Last names beginning with A - G are included. Two other volumes will follow, H–O and P–Z. There will also be a volume that includes A–Z. You can use the search feature on your Kindle to find a particular name.

Thank you for purchasing this book. There are two parts to the cemetery of Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church – the old part is where the original settlers, the older people, were buried. This part is rather small. The newer part is much larger. Only the older cemetery is included in this book. There is a path up the hill from the new cemetery to the old cemetery, at the top of which is a monument in concrete which includes pieces of broken stones. What a wonderful way to display them – and so much better than throwing them away! This book includes photos of all the stones in the older part of the cemetery, and some from the new, a total of 70 names. Included are photos of the pathway, monument stones, church and historical marker.

Thank you for purchasing this book. Rockbridge Baptist Church Cemetery is located in rural Washington County, Kentucky. There are 535 people buried in this cemetery. The list includes name, birth and death dates, and sometimes additional information. If you have someone buried in this cemetery, or several, send me an email at phyrit@roadrunner.com and I will send you the photo(s) of the gravestones. If you have quite a few ancestors buried here you may wish to purchase the CD of this cemetery that includes photos of all the stones. You may visit my website at www.kentuckykindredgenealogy.com to purchase. Rockbridge Cemetery is not in good shape – many stones are overturned. I feel fortunate to have photographed the cemetery while most were still readable – some were not.

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