This photograph was taken from the side of the cemetery. From the road you see only trees. Vantage Engineering PLC would be located directly behind you if you were taking this photograph, beside the cemetery. They have a small parking area. When Ritchey came home yesterday, he said, […]
This beautiful plaque honoring Revolutionary soldiers from Pulaski County sits in front of the courthouse, attached to a mill stone. In memory of those Revolutionary Soldiers who contributed to the establishment and development of Pulaski County, Kentucky Robert Adams Francis Aldridge Robert Anderson – listed in 1840 census, […]
In 1930 the Kentucky Daughters of the American Revolution laid off an acre of land next to the pioneer burying ground at Fort Harrod, Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky. This plot of land was to be used to inter Revolutionary War soldiers whose graves were in neglected family graveyards. […]
Saturday Ritchey and I visited the beautiful St. Francis de Sales Catholic Cemetery in Scott County, Kentucky. It was an absolutely beautiful day, as you can see from the photos – deep blue skies, white fluffy clouds and lots of sunshine, but a moderate temperature of about 80 […]
from Newspaper Articles by Orval W. Baylor – Pioneer History of Washington County, Kentucky Some of Soldiers of the American Revolution Living in Washington County, Kentucky Justin McCarty, born 1757; enlisted for one year and nine months in 1776 in the State of Pennsylvania and continued in the […]
Pisgah Presbyterian Cemetery – Woodford County, Kentucky Pisgah Presbyterian Church is sitting in the county of Woodford on thirty acres of beautiful land, just off US60 on Pisgah Pike. Just turn at “The Castle“. The cemetery is to the left of the church, in the midst of tall, […]
Pension Papers – Lewis County, Kentucky Richard Bane/Bean The above named soldier was living in the county of Lewis, state of Kentucky, when applied for pension on the date of September 25, 1832, aged 80 years. He stated that he was born in the county of Northumberland, state […]
Adair County Revolutionary War Soldiers Adair County, Kentucky John Montgomery – was a Private in the Virginia Line. He entered the service in May 1779, at Amherst County, Virginia. He lived in Amherst County, Virginia, until 1789. In 1789 he moved to Adair County, Kentucky. John was born […]
Revolutionary War Soldiers – Adair County, Kentucky JEREMIAH INGRAM – Jeremiah Ingram was a private in the Virginia Line. Jeremiah entered the service in 1776. He served in Woodford’s Brigade Company. Jeremiah was born in Virginia in 1759. He married Sarah Willis. Jeremiah died in the year 1844. […]
Revolutionary War Soldiers – Adair County, Kentucky JACOB COOPER – Jacob Cooper was a private in the North Carolina Line. Jacob entered the service in 1776 in Burke County, Virginia. Jacob served in Captain William Moore’s regiment. He also served in Colonel Beckman, General Reatherford’s Brigade, Colonel Charles […]
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
Kentucky Kindred Genealogy 