First Generation 
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1. James WHALEY Sr. [1] Born in 1684 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. James died in Richmond County, Virginia in 1750; he was 66.

James married Elizabeth.

They had the following children:
	2	i.	William (1717-1790)
	3	ii.	James (1728-1784)
		iii.	Thomas.

Second Generation 
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Family of James WHALEY Sr. (1) & Elizabeth

2. William WHALEY. Born in 1717. William died in Fairfax County, Virginia in 1790; he was 73. Resided in Loudoun County, Virginia.

William first married Lena MASON.

They had one child:
		i.	William. Born in 1754 in Loudoun County, Virginia. William died on August 14, 1824; he was 70. Resided in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			Enlisted Feb 1779 Loudoun Co Va and was a Sergeant in Capt Peyton Harrison's Co 2nd Va Regt in the Revolutionary War.  He was pensioner at the time of his death.  Never married. [2]

William second married Barbara REMY, daughter of Jacob REMY III & Sarah. Barbara died on December 12, 1826 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sarah. Born circa 1772 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Resided in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			Sarah married Dr. Gage CLEVELAND.

			GEORGE CLEVELAND-Will Book D, page 94-Wife, Sally; friends, Captain Maurice Langhorne and William B. Branham, Esq. Written March 19, 1810. Codicil to Maurice Langhorne, "my small sword, presented to me by my father, and my military uniform;" to his son, John M. Langhorne; to Wm. Branham, rest of arms, etc.; to his son, Webb Branham, James King, "bound to me;" mentions wife's relatives. Written March 20, 1810. Proved September, 1810. Executors: Maurice Langhorne, Wm. B. Branham. [3] Note:  This connection is speculation at this juncture--REF, December 28, 1999.
		ii.	Kate. Born circa 1774 in Loudoun County, Virginia.
			On October 10, 1806 when Kate was 32, she married John JOHNSON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Resided in Harrison County, Kentucky.
	4	iii.	Jemima (1776-)
	5	iv.	Leland

3. James WHALEY Jr. Born on July 19, 1728 in New Kent County, Virginia. James died in Cameron Parish, Loudoun County, Virginia in 1784; he was 55.

The record in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia reads: "James Whaley, son of James Whaley, born July ye 19 baptized Aug. 11, 1728."

James Whaley had 7 children by his sister-in-law, Barbara Remy, to whom he was not married. She later married James' brother, William Whaley, as indicated above.

Order Book A, page 98, of Loudoun County, Virginia states that at a Circuit Court held May 8, 1758, "the Grand Jury presented Barbara Remy for having a base born child within six months past and James Whaley, Jr. for absenting from his wife and taking up with another woman & his wife's sister and having a base born child by her within six months."

Order Book A, page 208, states that "At a Circuit Court held March 13, 1759, upon the proceedings returned against James Whaley for breach of the peace, the said James appeared here this day according to his recognizance and thereupon Ann Whaley was sworn against him and he heard his defense. On consideration whereof it is ordered that the complaint be dismissed and that said James be discharged from his recognizance aforesaid."

Apparently wealth and influence were deciding factors in this decision because James Whaley had six more children by Barbara Remy He acknowledged them in his will, surnaming each Remy but adding to each name, "commonly known as Whaley." [2]

James first married Lydia Ann REMY, daughter of Jacob REMY III & Sarah.

They had the following children:
	6	i.	Elizabeth (1751-1823)
	7	ii.	John (ca1753-1807)
	8	iii.	Jane (ca1754-)
	9	iv.	Barbara (ca1756-)
		v.	William. Born circa 1758 in Loudoun County, Virginia.
			William married Elizabeth.
	10	vi.	Mary (1761-1791)

He second did not marry Barbara REMY, daughter of Jacob REMY III & Sarah. Barbara died on December 12, 1826 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	11	i.	Jacob (Remey) (ca1757-)
	12	ii.	Benjamin (Remey) (1760-1835)
	13	iii.	James (Remey) (ca1764-)
	14	iv.	Elizabeth Remy (1755-<1846)
	15	v.	Rebecca (Remey) (ca1766-)
	16	vi.	Henry (Remey) (ca1768-)
	17	vii.	Elijah (Remey) (ca1770-1833)

James third married Ann.

Third Generation 
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Family of William WHALEY (2) & Barbara REMY

4. Jemima WHALEY. Born in 1776 in Loudoun County, Virginia.

On July 27, 1799 when Jemima was 23, she married Archelous VANHOOK, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On May 29, 1821 Mary married Wilson FRAZER [4], son of John FRAZER (1770-1836) & Sarah VEATCH (1777-1820), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on August 27, 1796.

			Note:  I am speculating that this is the same Wilson Frazer listed in the Thomas Alexander Frazer Bible.--REF
		ii.	Martin. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On February 21, 1826 Martin married Jane CRAIG, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Peninah. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On November 25, 1830 Peninah married John CHADWICK, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Elkanah. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On January 9, 1832 Elkanah married Nancy Ann BLAIR, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
	18	v.	Ambrose Dudley (1811-1861)
		vi.	Elizabeth. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On January 23, 1834 Elizabeth married William DUNCAN, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
	19	vii.	Russell D.
		viii.	Jane. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On January 22, 1845 Jane married James B. MARSHALL, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ix.	W. H. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		x.	Abner. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			Abner married TALBOTT.
		xi.	Archelous. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			Archelous married Elizabeth Ann CRAIG.

5. Leland WHALEY.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 521. [Bourbon County]  [Millersburg Precinct]

JAMES WHALEY, farmer, P. O. Millersburg; son of Leland and Polly (Talbott) Whaley; she a daughter of Henry and Barbara (Whaley) Talbott who came from Loudoun County, Va., to Fayette County, Ky., in 1792, where they resided two years, then came to Ruddel's Mills Precinct, settling on Hinkston, where they died at advanced ages.  Leland was a son of John Whaley, of Loudoun County, Va., where he died about 1787; his wife was Barbara Reamy, who came to Ruddel's Mills in 1795.  The father of our subject being the youngest of a large family, was born in 1782, and died in 1873.  He remained with his mother until arriving at the age of maturity, when he took charge of the farm, she remaining with him until her death, which occurred in 1827, having passed her ninetieth year.  He was twice married; first to Polly Talbott in 1805, having by her five children; Harriett, born in 1806, married to Benedict Whaley, and died in Missouri in 1862; Wm. B., a resident of Paris Precinct.  The mother died in 1818.  His second marriage was to Catharine, sister of his first wife; by her he had six children: Charles H., born in 1820, residing in Ruddel's Mills Precinct; Mary, born in 1823, and Sarah, in 1825, both of whom died maidens; B. F., born in 1828, residing in Cynthiana; L. W., in 1830, also in Cynthiana; Elizabeth, born in 1833, married to Winfield Hayden, now residing in Marion County, Mo.  James, the subject of this sketch, received a limited common school education, and has devoted his life to agriculture and stock raising, with the exception of about five years, dating from 1835, when he was one of the prominent merchants of Millersburg.  He was four times married: first to Tabitha Jameson, in 1837, she dying in 1840; second in 1842 to Mary Ann Hedges, daughter of John Hedges; by her he had three children: Tabitha, deceased, wife of John Jameson; Martha (deceased); Fannie, wife of John H. Shropshire, farmer, near Georgetown, Scott County, Ky.; his second wife died in 1849; third marriage to Betsey Bowles, in 1850; died in 1875; fourth marriage to Mrs. Elizabeth Redmon, in 1878.  He is a member of the Christian church and a respected citizen.

In 1805 Leland first married Mary “Polly” TALBOTT (36) , daughter of Henry TALBOTT (1745-1819) & Barbara WHALEY (9) (ca1756-). Born on May 7, 1787 in Loudon County, Virginia. Mary “Polly” died in 1818; she was 30.

They had the following children:
	20	i.	Harriett (1806-1863)
	21	ii.	Evaline (1809-)
	22	iii.	James R. (1811-1899)
	23	iv.	Angeline (1814-1861)
	24	v.	William B. (1818-)

On January 22, 1819 Leland second married J. Catherine TALBOTT (40)  [5], daughter of Henry TALBOTT (1745-1819) & Barbara WHALEY (9) (ca1756-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on October 17, 1797 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. J. Catherine died in 1860; she was 62.

They had the following children:
	25	i.	Charles Henry (1820-)
		ii.	Mary Jane. Born on March 24, 1823 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Jane died on January 22, 1873; she was 49. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.
		iii.	Sarah. Born on October 24, 1825 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Sarah died on January 22, 1873; she was 47. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.
	26	iv.	Benjamin Franklin (1828-1901)
		v.	Leland W. Born on September 17, 1831 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Leland W. died on July 20, 1925; he was 93. Buried in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			On February 25, 1861 when Leland W. was 29, he first married Vanilla VICTOR, daughter of James I. VICTOR (1806-1868) & Margaret B. RUTTER (1818-), in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On May 4, 1892 when Leland W. was 60, he second married Margaret Ann WAITS, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born in August 1847.
		vi.	George W. Born in 1833 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Elizabeth. Born on March 7, 1834 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Elizabeth died in Palmyra, Missouri on March 6, 1918; she was 83.
			On November 19, 1865 when Elizabeth was 31, she married Winfield S. HAYDEN. Winfield S. died on April 8, 1915.

Family of James WHALEY Jr. (3) & Lydia Ann REMY

6. Elizabeth WHALEY. Born in 1751 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Elizabeth died in 1823; she was 72.

Elizabeth married William Bernard SEARS.

I can add to Elizabeth WHALEY & Bernard SEARS.  He had become quite well known for his wood carvings at Mount Vernon, Gunston Hall, Pohunk Church and other very elegant colonial and federal buildings.  I have some recent architectural articles abouthis life and accomplishments.  He often worked with Goin LANPHIER/ LAMPHIER, and their children married:

DESCENDANCY CHART FOR WILLIAM BERNARD SEARS 22 Jan 2000 [6]
1-- William Bernard SEARS (1732-1818)  London, England, sp-Elizabeth WHALEY (1751-1823)
         2-- Fanny SEARS (1770-    ), Fairfax Co,VA sp-George PEAKE (    -    )
         2-- Patty SEARS [(single)] (1772-1785)  ,,Fairfax Co,VA
         2-- Elizabeth or Betsey SEARS (1771-1853)  ,,Fairfax Co,VA sp-Robert Goin LANPHIER (1765-1813)  Alexandria,,Fairfax Co,VA
             3-- Harriet LANPHIER (1795-1876)  prob,Alexandria,Fairfax Co,VA sp-Thomas Littleton MARTIN (1791-1835)  Whitehall,,Northampton Co,VA
                 4-- John Satchell MARTIN [Rev] (1815-1888) Alexandria,,Fairfax Co,VA sp-Susan Paulding RUFF (1819-1897)  Lexington,,Rockbridge Co,VA
                     5-- Martha Harriet Ruff MARTIN ["Hattie"] (1839-1923), Lexington, Rockbridge Co,VA sp-William James PERRY [Rev] (    -    )
                     5-- John Thomas Ruff MARTIN [(single)] (1842-1870) Lexington,,Rockbridge Co,VA
                     5-- Asbury Roberts MARTIN [Rev] (1844-1918) Baltimore,,,MD
                     5-- Mary Sargent MARTIN [(single)] (1846-1914) Leesburg,,Loudoun Co,VA
                     5-- Susan Satchell "Sue" MARTIN [(single)] (1848-1945) Baltimore,,Baltimore Co,MD
                     5-- Sarah Jane Corner MARTIN ["Jennie"] (1851-1943) Charleston,,,VA sp-Lewis Cass BEALL (1851-1926)  Beltsville,,Pr George's Co,MD
                         6-- Lewis BEALL (    -    )
                         6-- Connie BEALL (1870-    ) sp-Lincoln HOWE (    -    )
                         6-- Wallace BEALL (    -    )
                         6-- Magruder BEALL (    -    )
                         6-- Allan Martin BEALL (1888-1936)  Beltsville,,Pr, George's Co,MD, sp-Edna Pearl JAMES (1895-1974)  Seattle,King Co,WA
                     5-- Wallace Lanphier MARTIN (1853-1879). Winchester,,Frederick Co,VA, sp-Mary Estelle BEALL (    -    )
                         6-- Beall MARTIN (1877-    )
                         6-- Stella MARTIN (1878-    )
                     5-- Harriet Ruff "Nettie" MARTIN [(single)] (1856-1884), Exeter Station,Baltimore,,MD
                     5-- Adelaide Satchell MARTIN (1860-1961)  Chas Station,Baltimore,,MD
                     5-- Roberta Lanphier MARTIN [(infant)] (1863-1863)
                 4-- Robert Lanphier MARTIN (1817-1877)  Alexandria,,,VA, sp-Adelaide West NEVINS (1823-1859)
                     5-- Archer Nevins MARTIN [Col] (1845-1895), Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co,PA--sp-Mary Thomas SMITH (1844-1894)  Printz Hall,Tinicum,,PA
                         6-- Aubrey Henry MARTIN (1873-    )-- sp-Julia PITCHER (    -    )
                         6-- Robert Nevins MARTIN (1875-1877)
                         6-- Charles Lawrence MARTIN [(single)] (1875-1940)
                         6-- Elizabeth Leiper MARTIN (1879-    )-- sp-BROWN (    -    )--sp-William Minor DABNEY (1873-    ) Charlottesville,,,VA
                         6-- Clarence Clark MARTIN (1882-1940)  Summit, NJ--sp-Lena Ruth HALL (    -    )
                     5-- Robert Lanphier MARTIN (1847-1915), Philadelphia,Philadelphia Co,PA--sp-Anne Leiper SMITH (1849-1918), Leiperville,Delaware Co,PA
                         6-- Elizabeth Leiper MARTIN [MD (single)] (1872-1945)  ,Media,Delaware Co,PA
                         6-- Adelaide Nevins MARTIN [(s.p.)] (1873-1959) prob,,Delaware Co,PA--sp-Harrison Warwick CRAVER (1875-1951) Owaneco,,,IL
                         6-- Robert Lanphier MARTIN [III (s.p.)] (1879-1951) prob,,Delaware Co,PA--sp-Helen DANDRIDGE (1880-1968)
                         6-- Frances deForest MARTIN (1882-1971), Fairchance,Fayette Co,PA--sp-Charles Henry BREED [Dr] (1876-1950)  ,Pittsburgh,Allegheny Co,PA
                         6-- Archer Nevins MARTIN (1890-1941), Uniontown,,Fayette Co,PA--sp-Grace MAGEE (1899-1919)--sp-Martha Mary HORN (1901-    )  Homer St,Pittsburgh,Allegheny Co,PA
                     5-- George Fox MARTIN (1850-1923)  ,,,PA--sp-Helen Patterson HOLMES (1844-1892), Philadelphia,Philadelphia,PA
                         6-- Helen Patterson MARTIN (1880-    )--sp-Robert Forsyth LIVINGSTON (    -    )
                         6-- Adelaide Leiper MARTIN (1883-    ), Philadelphia,,,PA--sp-Robert Bennett BEAN (1874-    )  Pleasant Hill,,Botetourt Co,VA
                         6-- Mary Archer MARTIN (1885-1903)
                     5-- Mary Nevins MARTIN (1853-    )  Walnut St, W. Philadelphia,Philadelphia Co,PA--sp-Eustace DANIEL (    -    )
                     5-- Harriet West MARTIN [(single)] (1856-1931)
                     5-- Samuel Field MARTIN [(child)] (1859-1861), Delaware Co,PA--sp-Maria BUCKWALTER
                     5-- Littleton MARTIN (1866-1893)
                 4-- Thomas Lyttleton MARTIN [(single)] (1824-    ), Alexandria,,VA
                 4-- Elizabeth Parmer MARTIN [(single)] (1819-1896), Alexandria,,VA
                 4-- Martha Virginia MARTIN [(single)] (1828-1890) prob,,,VA
                 4-- Lewis MARTIN (    -    )
                 4-- William Satchell MARTIN (1829-1890)  prob,,,VA--sp-Mary E. WINCHESTER (    -    )-- sp-Caroline WINCHESTER (    -    )
                     5-- Carrie MARTIN (    -    )
                     5-- May MARTIN (    -    )
                     5-- Samuel or "Sammie" MARTIN (    -    )
                 4-- Harriet Wilson "Hattie" MARTIN [(single)] (    -1901)
                 4-- James Parmer MARTIN [(infant)] (1834-    )  prob,,,VA
                 4-- Samuel MARTIN [(poss)] (1846-1930)
                     5-- Jane Beall MARTIN (    -    )
             3-- Sophia LANPHIER (1795-    )  Alexandria,,Fairfax Co,VA
             3-- Robert Goin LANPHIER [infant] (1796-1798), Alexandria,,Fairfax Co,VA
             3-- Robert Going LANPHIER [(single)] (1799-1838)
             3-- Elizabeth Sears LANPHIER (1801-1864)
              sp-Albert Kilson BAKER (    -    )
             3-- William Bernard LANPHIER [(single)] (1803-1842)
             3-- Martha Rowen LANPHIER (1806-1880)  Alexandria,,Fairfax Co,VA--sp-Thomas DITTY (    -    )
             3-- James Whaley LANPHIER [(infant)] (1808-1808)
             3-- Ann Idella LANPHIER (1809-    )--sp-William WALTER (    -    )
             3-- Mary Roberts LANPHIER [(single)] (1812-1903)
             3-- Sarah Jane LANPHIER (1815-    )  Alexandria,,Fairfax Co,VA
             3-- Charles Henry Wiltsberger LANPHIER (1820-1903), Alexandria,,Fairfax Co,VA--sp-Margaret Taylor CRENSHAW (1827-1889)  Equality,,Gallatin Co,IL
         2-- Charles Lee SEARS (1776-    )--sp-Susan WELLS (    -    )--sp-Elizabeth or Betty WORSTER (    -    )
         2-- George Washington SEARS [(infant)] (1777-1778)  ,,Fairfax Co,VA
         2-- Horatia Gates SEARS [(infant)] (1779-1780)  ,,Fairfax Co,VA
         2-- Margaret or Peggy SEARS (1781-1870)  ,,Fairfax Co,VA--sp-John ROSS (    -    )
         2-- Ann or Nancy SEARS (1783-1873)  ,,Fairfax Co,VA--sp-Jonathan DUNLAP (    -    )
         2-- William Bernard SEARS [Jr] (1786-1870)  ,,Fairfax,VA--sp-Sophia BUCKLEY (    -    )
         2-- James Whaley SEARS (1789-1853)  Centerville,,Fairfax Co,VA--sp-Rebecca EVANS (    -    )
         2-- Hector SEARS (1791-1831)--sp-Sally KING (    -    )
         2-- Jane SEARS (1794-    )  ,,Fairfax Co,VA--sp-Robert EVANS (    -    )

They had one child:
		i.	Charles Lee. Born in Loudoun County, Virginia.

7. John WHALEY. Born circa 1753 in Loudoun County, Virginia. John died in Mason County, Kentucky in October 1807; he was 54.   Revolutionary War.

JOHN WHALEY b c1753 Loudoun Co Va d Oct 1807 Mason Co Ky where his will is on file. Wife was Nancy. He served in the Revolutionary War & received a land grant He established Whaley's
Station next to Simon Kenton's Station in Mason Co Ky 1785, as mentioned in Collins History of Ky Vol 2 p. 555.  He was a signer of the 2nd petition to make Mason a county (issue p 595). [7]

John married Nancy.

They had the following children:
		i.	James. Born in Loudoun County, Virginia.
			On April 26, 1797 James married Ann REMEY, daughter of William REMEY, in Mason County, Kentucky.
	27	ii.	John
		iii.	Mary. Born in Loudoun County, Virginia.
			On May 23, 1803 Mary married Mark WALLINGFORD, son of Nicholas WALLINGFORD & Mary, in Mason County, Kentucky.
	28	iv.	Nancy Ann (-1840)
	29	v.	Benjamin (1780-1864)
	30	vi.	Jane (1791-)
		vii.	William Baker. Born in Mason County, Kentucky. William Baker died on August 14, 1824.
		viii.	Daniel. Born in Mason County, Kentucky.
			Killed in the Battle of Raisen River, January 22, 1822. [8]

	31	ix.	Sarah (1795-)

8. Jane WHALEY. Born circa 1754 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Jane died in Fleming County, Kentucky.

Jane married EALES.

They had the following children:
	32	i.	James (1789-1853)
		ii.	George. Born in 1800. Resided in Bath County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Elizabeth.
			Elizabeth married HERRINGTON.

9. Barbara WHALEY. Born circa 1756. Barbara died in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Came to Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1792 and settled in Ruddle’s Mills in 1794. [7]

In 1781 when Barbara was 25, she married Henry TALBOTT, son of William TALBOTT III (ca1720-1790) & Leanna MASON, in Loudon County, Virginia. Born in 1745. Henry died in Ruddle’s Station, Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 30, 1819; he was 74.

They had the following children:
	33	i.	Daniel (1782-1861)
	34	ii.	Reason (1783-1862)
	35	iii.	George (1785-1852)
	36	iv.	Mary “Polly” (1787-1818)
	37	v.	Henry (Harry) (1789-1840)
	38	vi.	Charles (1791-1862)
	39	vii.	Nancy (1793-)
	40	viii.	J. Catherine (1797-1860)

10. Mary WHALEY. Born in 1761 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Mary died in Fairfax County, Virginia in 1791; she was 30.

Mary married Benjamin TALBOTT, son of Benjamin TALBOTT (1690-1726) & Hannah NEALE (1700-1729). Born in 1724.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rodham.
			On May 11, 1809 Rodham married Jane CLAY, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Sampson.
	41	iii.	Hannah Neale (ca1775-1835)
	42	iv.	Benjamin F. (ca1786-)
		v.	Catherine.
			Catherine married JOHNSON.
	43	vi.	Anna (1794-1894)
		vii.	Demoville.
		viii.	Samuel.

Family of James WHALEY Jr. (3) & Barbara REMY

11. Jacob (Remey) WHALEY. Born circa 1757 in Loudoun County, Virginia.

Jacob (Remey) married . Born in Bath County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Harriett.
			On September 4, 1828 Harriett married Oliver H. STOUT, in Bath County, Kentucky.
	44	ii.	Julia (1804-)
	45	iii.	Charles C. (1805-)
		iv.	Sarah J.
			On November 9, 1847 Sarah J. married William J. HOWE.

12. Benjamin (Remey) WHALEY. Born in 1760 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Benjamin (Remey) died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on September 7, 1835; he was 75.   Revolutionary War. [7]

Revolutionary War Pension Claim:
Benjamin Wheley
Bourbon County
Sergeant - Captain
Virinia State Troops
$240.00 Annual Allowance
$       Amount Received
August 7, 1833 Pension Started
Age 74

Benjamin (Remey) married Jane VANCE.

They had the following children:
	46	i.	James (1789-)
		ii.	Washington. Resided in Connelsville, Indiana.
		iii.	Margaret.
			On April 20, 1816 Margaret married William MORELAND, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Resided in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

13. James (Remey) WHALEY. Born circa 1764 in Loudoun County, Virginia. James (Remey) died in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

James (Remey) married Eleanor BROWN. Eleanor died in 1849 in Marion County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Edward. Born in Loudoun County, Virginia. Resided in Marion County, Missouri in 1821.
	47	ii.	Albert
		iii.	Harriett.
			On May 18, 1809 Harriett married William NIGHT. Resided in Harrison County, Kentucky.
	48	iv.	Anne (1815-)
	49	v.	Elzabeth (1800-1875)
		vi.	Delila.
			In 1814 Delila married Elijah C. HAYDEN, son of Dr.  HAYDEN & Rebecca (Remey) WHALEY (15) (ca1766-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Barbara. Born circa 1807.
			Barbara married LAKE.

14. Elizabeth Remy WHALEY. Born in 1755-1765 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Elizabeth Remy died in Bourbon County, Kentucky before September 5, 1846; she was 91. Resided in North Middletown Precinct, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

about 1784 when Elizabeth Remy was 29, she married Moses THOMAS, son of Robert THOMAS (1690-1768) & Elizabeth LINTON, in Loudon County, Virginia.

They had the following children:
	50	i.	Robert (1788-1818)
	51	ii.	George Wallace (1798-1852)
		iii.	Harry.
	52	iv.	Henry (1801-1826)

15. Rebecca (Remey) WHALEY. Born circa 1766 in Loudoun County, Virginia.

Rebecca (Remey) married Dr.  HAYDEN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elijah C.
			In 1814 Elijah C. married Delila WHALEY, daughter of James (Remey) WHALEY (13) (ca1764-) & Eleanor BROWN (-1849), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Benjamin.
		iii.	Barbara.
		iv.	Lenox.
		v.	Sarah.
			Sarah married GRIFFITH.

16. Henry (Remey) WHALEY. Born circa 1768 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Resided in Maryland.

Child:
	53	i.	George

17. Elijah (Remey) WHALEY. Born circa 1770 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Elijah (Remey) died in 1833; he was 63. Buried in Indian Creek Church Cemetery, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Elijah (Remey) married Mary WORSTER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Evaline.
			On December 15, 1823 Evaline married John Isaac MUNSON, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Eleanor.
			On January 20, 1823 Eleanor married Shadrack NIGHT, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
	54	iii.	Nancy
	55	iv.	Elizabeth (-1854)
	56	v.	John H. (1814-)
		vi.	Susan (Died young).
	57	vii.	Ephraim
	58	viii.	George W. (1824-)
		ix.	Sarah. Born on September 27, 1820 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Sarah died on June 11, 1856; she was 35.
			On October 18, 1854 when Sarah was 34, she married Benjamin W. TALBOTT (73) , son of Reason TALBOTT (34) (1783-1862) & Jane WHALEY (30) (1791-), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on February 24, 1809 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Benjamin W. died on November 25, 1890; he was 81.
	59	x.	Lydia
		xi.	Mary W. Born circa 1830 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On December 1, 1857 when Mary W. was 27, she married John L. ADAMS, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

Fourth Generation 
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Family of Jemima WHALEY (4) & Archelous VANHOOK

18. Ambrose Dudley VANHOOK. Born in 1811 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Ambrose Dudley died in Near Kentonville, Kentucky on October 5, 1861; he was 50.

Ambrose was killed while resisting arrest by Union soldiers. [9]

On October 17, 1834 when Ambrose Dudley was 23, he married Lucinda TALBOTT (78) , daughter of Daniel TALBOTT (33) (1782-1861) & Anne WHALEY (48) (1815-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ann. Born in 1840 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Lucinda. Born in 1842 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Mary. Born in 1844 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Daniel. Born in 1846 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		v.	James. Born in 1848 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

19. Russell D. VANHOOK. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.

On November 24, 1837 Russell D. married Sarah Jane HARDING, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas. Born in 1840 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Cynthia. Born in 1838 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

Family of Leland WHALEY (5) & Mary “Polly” TALBOTT (36)

20. Harriett WHALEY. Born on October 1, 1806 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Harriett died in Missouri in 1863; she was 56.

On December 14, 1828 when Harriett was 22, she married Benedict WHALEY (104) , son of George WHALEY (53), in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	60	i.	James (1829-)
		ii.	George L. Born in 1831 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Mary Ann. Born in 1833 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On September 14, 1854 when Mary Ann was 21, she married Benjamin HALL, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Nancy G. Born in 1835.
		v.	Caroline. Born in 1837.
		vi.	Charles W. Born in 1839.
		vii.	Martha C. Born in 1841.
		viii.	Elizabeth F. Born in 1843.

21. Evaline WHALEY. Born on January 18, 1809 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Evaline died in Clinton County, Missouri.

Evaline first married Franklin VANHOOK.

They had the following children:
		i.	James. Born in 1833.
		ii.	Mary F. Born in 1838.

Evaline second married Ephraim WHALEY (57) , son of Elijah (Remey) WHALEY (17) (ca1770-1833) & Mary WORSTER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Henry. Born in 1843 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Susan. Born in 1844 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Leland. Born in 1847 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Elijah. Born in 1847 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

22. James R. WHALEY. Born on July 31, 1811 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. James R. died in Millersburg, Kentucky in 1899; he was 87.

JAMES WHALEY, [10] farmer, P. O. Millersburg; son of Leland and Polly (Talbott) Whaley; she a daughter of Henry and Barbara (Whaley) Talbott who came from Loudoun County, Va., to Fayette County, Ky., in 1792, where they resided two years, then came to Ruddel's Mills Precinct, settling on Hinkston, where they died at advanced ages.  Leland was a son of John Whaley, of Loudoun County, Va., where he died about 1787; his wife was Barbara Reamy, who came to Ruddel's Mills in 1795.  The father of our subject being the youngest of a large family, was born in 1782, and died in 1873.  He remained with his mother until arriving at the age of maturity, when he took charge of the farm, she remaining with him until her death, which occurred in 1827, having passed her ninetieth year.  He was twice married; first to Polly Talbott in 1805, having by her five children; Harriett, born in 1806, married to Benedict Whaley, and died in Missouri in 1862; Wm. B., a resident of Paris Precinct.  The mother died in 1818.  His second marriage was to Catharine, sister of his first wife; by her he had six children: Charles H., born in 1820, residing in Ruddel's Mills Precinct; Mary, born in 1823, and Sarah, in 1825, both of whom died maidens; B. F., born in 1828, residing in Cynthiana; L. W., in 1830, also in Cynthiana; Elizabeth, born in 1833, married to Winfield Hayden, now residing in Marion County, Mo.  James, the subject of this sketch, received a limited common school education, and has devoted his life to agriculture and stock raising, with the exception of about five years, dating from 1835, when he was one of the prominent merchants of Millersburg.  He was four times married: first to Tabitha Jameson, in 1837, she dying in 1840; second in 1842 to Mary Ann Hedges, daughter of John Hedges; by her he had three children: Tabitha, deceased, wife of John Jameson; Martha (deceased); Fannie, wife of John H. Shropshire, farmer, near Georgetown, Scott County, Ky.; his second wife died in 1849; third marriage to Betsey Bowles, in 1850; died in 1875; fourth marriage to Mrs. Elizabeth Redmon, in 1878.  He is a member of the Christian church and a respected citizen.

On October 19, 1837 when James R. was 26, he first married Tabitha JAMESON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on June 17, 1817. Tabitha died on September 21, 1840; she was 23. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.

In 1842 when James R. was 30, he second married Mary Ann HEDGES, daughter of John HEDGES (1771-1857) & Catherine “Kate” TROUTMAN (1773-1833), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on March 23, 1816. Mary Ann died on June 17, 1849; she was 33. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Martha. Born circa 1844 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Mary Frances “Fannie”. Born in 1846 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Mary Frances “Fannie” first married COLYER.
			On November 3, 1874 when Mary Frances “Fannie” was 28, she second married John H. SHROPSHIRE, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	61	iii.	Tabitha J. (1848-)

In 1850 when James R. was 38, he third married Elizabeth BOWLES. Born on June 20, 1816. Elizabeth died on June 1, 1875; she was 58. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.

James R. fourth married Elizabeth.

23. Angeline WHALEY. Born on July 1, 1814 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Angeline died on April 15, 1861; she was 46. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.

On August 3, 1838 when Angeline was 24, she married Henry H. TALBOTT (75) , son of Reason TALBOTT (34) (1783-1862) & Jane WHALEY (30) (1791-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on March 8, 1813 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Henry H. died on March 5, 1878; he was 64.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Lee. Born on February 7, 1846 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	John T. Born on July 7, 1839 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John T. died on February 25, 1905; he was 65.
			History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 584
			
			JOHN T. TALBOT farmer, P. 0. Cynthiana, the name of Talbott is perhaps as familiar to the citizens of Bourbon County as that of the posterity of any of the old pioneers. A tracement of the genealogy of the ancestors of John F., being found in the biography of Chas. Talbott, this sketch is confined more particularly to the former. Reason Talbott married Miss Jane Whaley, who was born in the old fort at Maysville, her people being formerly from Loudoun County, Va.; he died in the spring of 1862, and his wife in 1870; they reared a family of four children: Benjamin, Nancy, Emily, and Henry H., the latter being the father of our subject; he was reared to farming and married Miss Angelina, daughter of Lee and Mary Whaley; he died March 5, 1878, and she about the year 1860; there were born to them three children: John T., Charles L. and Mary C., now wife of F. M. Myers of Bourbon County. John T. was born in the precinct, where he now lives, May 17, 1866; he married Miss Lucinda Collins, daughter of B. F. and Sally (Turney) Collins, of Bourbon County. The ancestors of Mr. Talbott have been an agricultural people, his early life having been spent on his father's farm; he also has engaged in the same business. The Talbott is an extensive family in the county, and John T. is a worthy representative of so hardy a pioneer as Henry Talbott.

			On May 17, 1866 when John T. was 26, he married Lucinda J. COLLINS, daughter of Benjamin F. COLLINS (1814-1867) & Sarah TURNEY (1822-1898). Born on July 7, 1847 in Cane Ridge, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Mary Catherine. Born on January 15, 1855 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Mary Catherine married M. F. MYERS.

24. William B. WHALEY. Born on March 3, 1818 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On February 15, 1843 when William B. was 24, he married Elizabeth FOSTER, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elura. Born circa 1845 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	62	ii.	Henry C. (1846-)
		iii.	Horton. Born in 1849 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Martha C. Born in 1851 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		v.	Mary Elizabeth. Born on December 25, 1853 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vi.	William L. Born in 1859 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vii.	James A. Born in 1863 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		viii.	Thomas C. Born in 1864 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On December 10, 1914 when Thomas C. was 50, he married Iva D. MARTIN, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

Family of Leland WHALEY (5) & J. Catherine TALBOTT (40)

25. Charles Henry WHALEY. Born on April 17, 1820 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On January 8, 1846 when Charles Henry was 25, he married Nancy Jane POTTS, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Taylor. Born in 1847 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Walter. Born in 1848 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Leland. Born in 1852 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Leland died on July 27, 1859; he was 7.
		iv.	Alice. Born in 1854 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	63	v.	Todd W. (1856-1939)
		vi.	Kate. Born in 1858 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On October 8, 1890 when Kate was 32, she married John W. SHOCKLEY, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Frances. Born in 1859.
		viii.	Charles Henry. Born in 1860.
		ix.	Nancy Jane “Jennie”. Born in April 1860.
			On February 22, 1883 when Nancy Jane “Jennie” was 22, she married Eugene GRAGG, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
	64	x.	Maude S. (1863-)
		xi.	Thomas. Born in 1866.
	65	xii.	Elizabeth “Lizzie” (1868-)

26. Benjamin Franklin WHALEY. Born on July 31, 1828 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Benjamin Franklin died on July 25, 1901; he was 72. Buried in Cynthiana, Kentucky.

On October 7, 1879 when Benjamin Franklin was 51, he married Honora Isabell SHANNON, in Marion County, Missouri. Born on September 11, 1850 in Palmyra, Missouri. Honora Isabell died on February 2, 1933; she was 82. Buried in Cynthiana, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	66	i.	Katherine “Kate” (1880-)
		ii.	Ella May (Never married). Born on September 2, 1884 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Sarah Frances (Never married). Born in April 1880 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Angie Talbot (Died as Infant).

Family of John WHALEY (7) & Nancy

27. John WHALEY Jr. Born in Loudoun County, Virginia.

Enjoyed your family histories. I'd like to add another child to James Whaley Jr. #28 who married Charity Clark in Mason County. This child is Sarah Whaley.She was born 1800. She married Andrew Ashcraft. She died July 1874 in Robertson county, her death record lists parents James Whaley and Charity Clark.Somehow she is always missed in Whaley geneology. She is my direct descendent.  [11]

On February 26, 1797 John married Charity CLARK, daughter of William CLARK (-1798) & Elizabeth, in Mason County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	67	i.	Nancy (1798-)
	68	ii.	James (-1832)
		iii.	Hiram. Born on September 28, 1805 in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Hiram died on March 30, 1870; he was 64. Buried in Kentontown, Kentucky.
			On February 4, 1830 when Hiram was 24, he first married Milenda STEWART, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
			On December 27, 1832 when Hiram was 27, he second married Mahulda KENTON, daughter of William KENTON & Jane BURDEN, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
	69	iv.	Benjamin (1806-1877)

28. Nancy Ann WHALEY. Born in Loudoun County, Virginia. Nancy Ann died on February 17, 1840 in Mason County, Kentucky.

On August 31, 1802 Nancy Ann married James NICHOLS, son of Simon NICHOLS (1724-1813) & Ann, in Mason County, Kentucky. Born on January 26, 1777. James died on December 14, 1855; he was 78.

They had the following children:
		i.	Julia. Born on January 14, 1803 in Mason County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Nancy. Born on March 22, 1805 in Mason County, Kentucky. Nancy died in July 1806; she was 1.
		iii.	Mary. Born on January 14, 1807 in Mason County, Kentucky. Mary died on March 1, 1809; she was 2.
		iv.	Alfred. Born on September 14, 1808 in Mason County, Kentucky.
		v.	John. Born on June 4, 1810 in Mason County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Mary. Born on November 9, 1811 in Mason County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Eleanor. Born on September 12, 1813 in Mason County, Kentucky.
		viii.	James. Born on November 2, 1815 in Mason County, Kentucky.
			On October 12, 1840 when James was 24, he married Mary HARGET, in Mason County, Kentucky.
		ix.	Willis. Born on December 6, 1817 in Mason County, Kentucky.
		x.	Jeremiah. Born on January 27, 1820 in Mason County, Kentucky.
		xi.	Matilda. Born on January 11, 1822 in Mason County, Kentucky.
			On October 11, 1841 when Matilda was 19, she married Henry C. BOYD, in Mason County, Kentucky.

29. Benjamin WHALEY. Born in 1780 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Benjamin died in Harrison County, Kentucky in 1864; he was 84.

On January 30, 1816 when Benjamin was 36, he married Anna TALBOTT (43) , daughter of Benjamin TALBOTT (1724-) & Mary WHALEY (10) (1761-1791), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1794 in Fairfax County, Virginia. Anna died in Harrison County, Kentucky in 1894; she was 100.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy Baker. Born in 1816 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Mary. Born in 1818 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On September 14, 1854 when Mary was 36, she married Benjamin W. HALL, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
	70	iii.	John S. (1821-1880)
		iv.	Elizabeth. Born in 1827. Elizabeth died on October 18, 1907; she was 80. Buried in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
	71	v.	Benjamin T. (1830-)

30. Jane WHALEY. Born on June 12, 1791 in Whaley’s Station, Mason County, Kentucky. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.

On October 16, 1806 when Jane was 15, she married Reason TALBOTT (34) , son of Henry TALBOTT (1745-1819) & Barbara WHALEY (9) (ca1756-), in Mason County, Kentucky. Born on December 31, 1783 in Loudon County, Virginia. Reason died in Millersburg, Kentucky on March 19, 1862; he was 78.

They had the following children:
	72	i.	Nancy (1807-ca1833)
	73	ii.	Benjamin W. (1809-1890)
	74	iii.	Emily (1811-1894)
	75	iv.	Henry H. (1813-1878)

31. Sarah WHALEY. Born in 1795 in Mason County, Kentucky.

On August 17, 1810 when Sarah was 15, she married James Beckett NICHOLS, in Mason County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Priscilla. Born in Mason County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Nancy. Born in Mason County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Julia. Born in Mason County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Jason. Born circa 1832 in Mason County, Kentucky.
		v.	Simon. Born circa 1840 in Mason County, Kentucky.

Family of Jane WHALEY (8) & EALES

32. James EALES. Born on January 18, 1789. James died on February 17, 1853; he was 64. [12]

Came to Kentucky in 1795 with his parents and settled in Fleming County, Kentucky. [8]

James married Lucy WYATT. Born on June 16, 1791. Lucy died on May 21, 1855; she was 63.

They had the following children:
	76	i.	Henry Clay (1818-)
	77	ii.	Caroline

Family of Barbara WHALEY (9) & Henry TALBOTT

33. Daniel TALBOTT. Born on September 29, 1782 in Loudon County, Virginia. Daniel died in Millersburg, Kentucky on September 17, 1861; he was 78.

On September 15, 1815 when Daniel was 32, he first married Anne WHALEY (48) , daughter of James (Remey) WHALEY (13) (ca1764-) & Eleanor BROWN (-1849), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on September 5, 1815 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	78	i.	Lucinda
		ii.	James. James died in 1828.
	79	iii.	Eleanor Holley
	80	iv.	William Whaley (1822-1896)
		v.	Mary. Born in 1828 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Mary married William WILLIAMS.

On April 10, 1837 when Daniel was 54, he second married Lydia WHALEY (59) , daughter of Elijah (Remey) WHALEY (17) (ca1770-1833) & Mary WORSTER, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy. Born in 1838 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On November 10, 1867 when Nancy was 29, she married Henry BAILEY, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Susan. Born in 1843 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Katherine. Born in 1845 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

34. Reason TALBOTT. Born on December 31, 1783 in Loudon County, Virginia. Reason died in Millersburg, Kentucky on March 19, 1862; he was 78.

On October 16, 1806 when Reason was 22, he married Jane WHALEY (30) , daughter of John WHALEY (7) (ca1753-1807) & Nancy, in Mason County, Kentucky. Born on June 12, 1791 in Whaley’s Station, Mason County, Kentucky. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	72	i.	Nancy (1807-ca1833)
	73	ii.	Benjamin W. (1809-1890)
	74	iii.	Emily (1811-1894)
	75	iv.	Henry H. (1813-1878)

35. George TALBOTT. Born in 1785 in Loudon County, Virginia. George died on January 3, 1852; he was 67.

On February 17, 1812 when George was 27, he married Unity SMITH, daughter of Daniel SMITH & Nancy BAKER.

They had the following children:
	81	i.	Nancy (1814-1860)
	82	ii.	James T. (1822-)
	83	iii.	Reason (1829-1874)
	84	iv.	Charles L. (1831-)
		v.	Daniel.
		vi.	Barbara. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On December 6, 1836 Barbara married William PARKER, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	85	vii.	Preston
		viii.	George H. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Resided in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			On March 18, 1851 George H. married Mary Frances POTTS, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

36. Mary “Polly” TALBOTT. Born on May 7, 1787 in Loudon County, Virginia. Mary “Polly” died in 1818; she was 30.

In 1805 when Mary “Polly” was 17, she married Leland WHALEY (5) , son of William WHALEY (2) (1717-1790) & Barbara REMY (-1826).

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 521. [Bourbon County]  [Millersburg Precinct]

JAMES WHALEY, farmer, P. O. Millersburg; son of Leland and Polly (Talbott) Whaley; she a daughter of Henry and Barbara (Whaley) Talbott who came from Loudoun County, Va., to Fayette County, Ky., in 1792, where they resided two years, then came to Ruddel's Mills Precinct, settling on Hinkston, where they died at advanced ages.  Leland was a son of John Whaley, of Loudoun County, Va., where he died about 1787; his wife was Barbara Reamy, who came to Ruddel's Mills in 1795.  The father of our subject being the youngest of a large family, was born in 1782, and died in 1873.  He remained with his mother until arriving at the age of maturity, when he took charge of the farm, she remaining with him until her death, which occurred in 1827, having passed her ninetieth year.  He was twice married; first to Polly Talbott in 1805, having by her five children; Harriett, born in 1806, married to Benedict Whaley, and died in Missouri in 1862; Wm. B., a resident of Paris Precinct.  The mother died in 1818.  His second marriage was to Catharine, sister of his first wife; by her he had six children: Charles H., born in 1820, residing in Ruddel's Mills Precinct; Mary, born in 1823, and Sarah, in 1825, both of whom died maidens; B. F., born in 1828, residing in Cynthiana; L. W., in 1830, also in Cynthiana; Elizabeth, born in 1833, married to Winfield Hayden, now residing in Marion County, Mo.  James, the subject of this sketch, received a limited common school education, and has devoted his life to agriculture and stock raising, with the exception of about five years, dating from 1835, when he was one of the prominent merchants of Millersburg.  He was four times married: first to Tabitha Jameson, in 1837, she dying in 1840; second in 1842 to Mary Ann Hedges, daughter of John Hedges; by her he had three children: Tabitha, deceased, wife of John Jameson; Martha (deceased); Fannie, wife of John H. Shropshire, farmer, near Georgetown, Scott County, Ky.; his second wife died in 1849; third marriage to Betsey Bowles, in 1850; died in 1875; fourth marriage to Mrs. Elizabeth Redmon, in 1878.  He is a member of the Christian church and a respected citizen.

They had the following children:
	20	i.	Harriett (1806-1863)
	21	ii.	Evaline (1809-)
	22	iii.	James R. (1811-1899)
	23	iv.	Angeline (1814-1861)
	24	v.	William B. (1818-)

37. Henry (Harry) TALBOTT. Born on February 27, 1789 in Fairfax County, Virginia. Henry (Harry) died in Harrison County, Kentucky on October 2, 1840; he was 51. Buried in Indian Creek, Harrison County, Kentucky.

On October 27, 1828 when Henry (Harry) was 39, he married Mary FRAZER, daughter of James FRAZER (1768-) & Catherine HENDRICKS (1780-), in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	86	i.	James H. (1830-)
		ii.	Charles. Born on September 12, 1834 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, 0. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882. pp. 583-584
			
			CHARLES TALBOTT, farmer, P. O. Ruddel's Mills; traces the genealogy of his family back to his grandfather, Henry Talbott, who was a native of Loudoun County, Va., but migrated to Bourbon County, Ky., as early as 1795; his wife was a Miss Barbara Whaley, also a native of Virginia. Prior to his removing to Bourbon County, he had purchased a tract of forest land, on which he located and began to improve; he had a family of five sons and three daughters, viz: Daniel, Reason, George, Harry, Charles, Mary, Nancy, and Catharine. Mr. Talbott died about 1819, and his wife some years later, he left a fine property, and a respected and enterprising family of children; of these children Harry, the father of our subject, secured the old homestead by the purchase of the other heirships; he was born Feb. 27, 1789, and was married in October, of 1828, to Miss Mary Frazer, who was the daughter of James Frazer and his wife, whose maiden name was Hendricks; they were of Harrison County, Ky., the Frazers formerly of Maryland, and of Scotch descent, and the Hendricks from South Carolina. Securing the old homestead, Harry Talbott lived but a few years to enjoy it. He died Oct. 2, 1840, leaving a family of five children to the care and guidance of their mother. They were named James H., Amanda F., Charles, Mary C. and Martha H., all of whom are still living but Mary C. Mrs. Talbott was born Jan. 22, 1802, and died Nov. 29, 1867. Charles, who was the youngest of the sons, born Sept. 12, 1834, remained with his mother, and as the other heirs married and moved away, he, like his father, purchased their interests until he eventually owned the farm, that was redeemed from the forest by his grandfather, he cared for his aged mother until her death, in partial payment for her tender care during his childhood; in August, 1876, he was elected Sheriff of Bourbon County, and re-elected to the same office. He has but recently returned to his farm. June 13, 1878, he was married to Miss Fanny Glenn, daughter of John M. Glenn, a prominent citizen of Bourbon County. Two children have been born to them: Mary, born June 1, 1879, and Anna Lee, born April 11, 1881. Mr. Talbott is a member of the order of A.F. and A.M., and is a gentleman, who, though having gone through two political campaigns, still maintained the honorable course of a gentleman, and now has the respect and confidence of the most prominent citizens of his native county.

			On June 13, 1878 when Charles was 43, he married Fanny GLENN, daughter of John GLENN.
		iii.	Mary Catherine. Born in 1836 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On September 24, 1855 when Mary Catherine was 19, she married William D. URMSTON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Martha H. Born in 1840 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On October 19, 1858 when Martha H. was 18, she married Alfred B. THOMAS, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	87	v.	Amanda

38. Charles TALBOTT. Born on January 10, 1791. Charles died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on February 2, 1862; he was 71.

On January 31, 1813 when Charles was 22, he married Mary Glenn SADLER, daughter of Jesse SADLER (1773-~1819) & Jane “Jennie” GLINN (~1773-1848), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on June 3, 1795 in Hanover County, Virginia. Mary Glenn died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on November 27, 1880; she was 85. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

BIRTH:  1850 Census, Bourbon Co, KY p.269 #49 Mary Talbott, age 55, b. KY(?)
with Husband Charles, age 58 b. KY
DEATH:  Paris Cemetery, Bourbon County Cemetery Records recorded on the internet.    Mentioned in her Father's will as Mary Talbot.

known child: Elizabeth "Betsy" Throckmorton of Paris, KY who was 83 yrs old in 1896.
also, Chas. B. Talbott, age 16, b. KY in 1850 Census with his parents, Mary & Chas Talbott.

On January 31, 1813 when Mary "Polly" Glenn was 17, she married Charles Talbott, in Bourbon Co, Ky. Born on January 10, 1791 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Charles died in Paris, Bourbon Co, Kentucky on February 2, 1862; he was 71.

RESEARCH: From db of Carolyn Whaley Vosburt [LynVos@aol.com]  GENSERV
1850 Census Bourbon Co, KY, page 269#49 Chas. Talbott,ae 55, hotelkeeper, born KY (?),  living with wife Mary and Maria Sadler, age 32 and son Chas. B. Talbott, age 16.
Also listed Jane H. Wigginton, age 28 and son John T. age 6.

BIRTH/DEATH:  Listed as Charles Talbutt - from Paris Cemetery, Bourbon County, KY cemetery records on the internet.  Also buried there:  possible child:  Jesse Henry Talbutt, b. 20 Jan 1818, d. 4 Mar 1880
child:  Dr. Chas. B. Talbutt,b. 2 Aug 1833  d. 6 Aug 1867
Note:  Served in KY Legislature twice.

They had the following children:
	88	i.	Elizabeth D.
		ii.	Katherine. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Mary. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Mary married John CALDWELL.
	89	iv.	Jane N.
		v.	Jesse H. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On October 11, 1838 Jesse H. married Mary HOLLADAY.
		vi.	Charles. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	90	vii.	Sarah Eveline

39. Nancy TALBOTT. Born on December 11, 1793.

On October 23, 1820 when Nancy was 26, she married Daniel McSHANE Sr., son of Edward McSHANE & Catherine DUNHAM, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born in 1781. Daniel died in 1856; he was 75.

Daniel moved to Virginia in 1791 and came to Kentucky in 1798.

They had the following children:
	91	i.	Daniel (1832-1900)
		ii.	William.
		iii.	Elizabeth.
			On December 22, 1840 Elizabeth married Thomas SCOTT, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Katherine.
			On December 18, 1845 Katherine married Robert J. BATSON.
		v.	Edward.
			Edward married Nellie GIBSON.
		vi.	Martin.

40. J. Catherine TALBOTT. [5] Born on October 17, 1797 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. J. Catherine died in 1860; she was 62.

On January 22, 1819 when J. Catherine was 21, she married Leland WHALEY (5) , son of William WHALEY (2) (1717-1790) & Barbara REMY (-1826), in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 521. [Bourbon County]  [Millersburg Precinct]

JAMES WHALEY, farmer, P. O. Millersburg; son of Leland and Polly (Talbott) Whaley; she a daughter of Henry and Barbara (Whaley) Talbott who came from Loudoun County, Va., to Fayette County, Ky., in 1792, where they resided two years, then came to Ruddel's Mills Precinct, settling on Hinkston, where they died at advanced ages.  Leland was a son of John Whaley, of Loudoun County, Va., where he died about 1787; his wife was Barbara Reamy, who came to Ruddel's Mills in 1795.  The father of our subject being the youngest of a large family, was born in 1782, and died in 1873.  He remained with his mother until arriving at the age of maturity, when he took charge of the farm, she remaining with him until her death, which occurred in 1827, having passed her ninetieth year.  He was twice married; first to Polly Talbott in 1805, having by her five children; Harriett, born in 1806, married to Benedict Whaley, and died in Missouri in 1862; Wm. B., a resident of Paris Precinct.  The mother died in 1818.  His second marriage was to Catharine, sister of his first wife; by her he had six children: Charles H., born in 1820, residing in Ruddel's Mills Precinct; Mary, born in 1823, and Sarah, in 1825, both of whom died maidens; B. F., born in 1828, residing in Cynthiana; L. W., in 1830, also in Cynthiana; Elizabeth, born in 1833, married to Winfield Hayden, now residing in Marion County, Mo.  James, the subject of this sketch, received a limited common school education, and has devoted his life to agriculture and stock raising, with the exception of about five years, dating from 1835, when he was one of the prominent merchants of Millersburg.  He was four times married: first to Tabitha Jameson, in 1837, she dying in 1840; second in 1842 to Mary Ann Hedges, daughter of John Hedges; by her he had three children: Tabitha, deceased, wife of John Jameson; Martha (deceased); Fannie, wife of John H. Shropshire, farmer, near Georgetown, Scott County, Ky.; his second wife died in 1849; third marriage to Betsey Bowles, in 1850; died in 1875; fourth marriage to Mrs. Elizabeth Redmon, in 1878.  He is a member of the Christian church and a respected citizen.

They had the following children:
	25	i.	Charles Henry (1820-)
		ii.	Mary Jane. Born on March 24, 1823 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Jane died on January 22, 1873; she was 49. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.
		iii.	Sarah. Born on October 24, 1825 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Sarah died on January 22, 1873; she was 47. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.
	26	iv.	Benjamin Franklin (1828-1901)
		v.	Leland W. Born on September 17, 1831 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Leland W. died on July 20, 1925; he was 93. Buried in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			On February 25, 1861 when Leland W. was 29, he first married Vanilla VICTOR, daughter of James I. VICTOR (1806-1868) & Margaret B. RUTTER (1818-), in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On May 4, 1892 when Leland W. was 60, he second married Margaret Ann WAITS, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born in August 1847.
		vi.	George W. Born in 1833 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Elizabeth. Born on March 7, 1834 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Elizabeth died in Palmyra, Missouri on March 6, 1918; she was 83.
			On November 19, 1865 when Elizabeth was 31, she married Winfield S. HAYDEN. Winfield S. died on April 8, 1915.

Family of Mary WHALEY (10) & Benjamin TALBOTT

41. Hannah Neale TALBOTT. Born circa 1775. Hannah Neale died in Harrison County, Kentucky in 1835; she was 60.

In 1798 when Hannah Neale was 23, she married Joseph ASBURY. Born in 1759. Joseph died in 1815; he was 56.

They had the following children:
	92	i.	Nancy Reed (1804-1884)
		ii.	Benjamin. Born on September 24, 1804. Benjamin died in 1899; he was 94.
			Benjamin married Mary PORTER.
		iii.	Mary.
			On March 24, 1830 Mary married John STUMP, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	James. Born on January 23, 1815.
			James first married Elizabeth JONES.
			James second married Sarah WISE [13].

42. Benjamin F. TALBOTT. Born circa 1786.

On January 21, 1808 when Benjamin F. was 22, he married Frances Lunsford JOHNSON.

They had one child:
	93	i.	Hannah Neale (1808-)

43. Anna TALBOTT. Born in 1794 in Fairfax County, Virginia. Anna died in Harrison County, Kentucky in 1894; she was 100.

On January 30, 1816 when Anna was 22, she married Benjamin WHALEY (29) , son of John WHALEY (7) (ca1753-1807) & Nancy, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1780 in Loudoun County, Virginia. Benjamin died in Harrison County, Kentucky in 1864; he was 84.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy Baker. Born in 1816 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Mary. Born in 1818 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On September 14, 1854 when Mary was 36, she married Benjamin W. HALL, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
	70	iii.	John S. (1821-1880)
		iv.	Elizabeth. Born in 1827. Elizabeth died on October 18, 1907; she was 80. Buried in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
	71	v.	Benjamin T. (1830-)

Family of Jacob (Remey) WHALEY (11) & UNNAMED

44. Julia WHALEY. Born in 1804.

On June 2, 1842 when Julia was 38, she married Myron NORTH, in Bath County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Oliver M. Born circa 1843 in Bath County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Hannah A. Born circa 1846 in Bath County, Kentucky.

45. Charles C. WHALEY. Born in 1805. Buried in Springfield Cemetery, Bath County, Kentucky.

Charles C. married Amanda HILL. Born on December 26, 1811. Amanda died on June 16, 1864; she was 52. Buried in Springfield Cemetery, Bath County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas J. Born circa 1835 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
	94	ii.	Harriett (1841-)
		iii.	Charles O. Born in 1845 in Bath County, Kentucky. Charles O. died on December 11, 1863; he was 18. Buried in Springfield Cemetery, Bath County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Mary Julia. Born circa 1843 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
			On August 27, 1872 when Mary Julia was 29, she married William FISHER, in Bath County, Kentucky.
		v.	John Crittendon. Born circa 1848 in Bath County, Kentucky.
			On February 3, 1877 when John Crittendon was 29, he married Fenton B. YOUNG, in Bath County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Laura Belle. Born in 1851 in Bath County, Kentucky.
			On November 8, 1870 when Laura Belle was 19, she married Charles GUDGELL, in Bath County, Kentucky.
		vii.	F. S. Born in 1855 in Bath County, Kentucky. F. S. died on August 9, 1858; he was 3.

Family of Benjamin (Remey) WHALEY (12) & Jane VANCE

46. James WHALEY. Born in 1789 in Loudoun County, Virginia. James died in Lafayette County, Pennsylvania.   War Of 1812.

In 1813 when James was 24, he married Jane MORELAND.

They had the following children:
		i.	James. Born in 1815. James died in 1875; he was 60.
		ii.	Anne.
			Anne married John McCLELLAND.

Family of James (Remey) WHALEY (13) & Eleanor BROWN

47. Albert WHALEY. Resided in Marion County, Missouri in 1821.

On December 21, 1826 Albert married Mary “Polly” BIRD.

They had one child:
		i.	John Calvin. Born on December 16, 1838 in Marion County, Missouri.
			Dr JOHN CALVIN WHALEY b Dec 16 1838-Marion Co Mo the 7th of 13 children m Sept 1867 the widow of B Deckard & had one son. Taught school in Texas Served as an officer in Confederate army. Moved to Fayattesville Ark in 1869 & practiced there until 1875 when he moved to Osceola. [14]

48. Anne WHALEY. Born on September 5, 1815 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On September 15, 1815 Anne married Daniel TALBOTT (33) , son of Henry TALBOTT (1745-1819) & Barbara WHALEY (9) (ca1756-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on September 29, 1782 in Loudon County, Virginia. Daniel died in Millersburg, Kentucky on September 17, 1861; he was 78.

They had the following children:
	78	i.	Lucinda
		ii.	James. James died in 1828.
	79	iii.	Eleanor Holley
	80	iv.	William Whaley (1822-1896)
		v.	Mary. Born in 1828 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Mary married William WILLIAMS.

49. Elzabeth WHALEY. Born on February 16, 1800 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Elzabeth died in Jeffersonville, Indiana on December 25, 1875; she was 75.

On March 31, 1819 when Elzabeth was 19, she married George NORTHCUTT Jr., in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	95	i.	Cordelia (1820-1850)
		ii.	William Henry Harrison.   Civil War.
			William Henry Harrison married Sally.
		iii.	James L.   Civil War.
			Served in the Cofederate army and as killed in the battle of Chickamauga in which his brother William fought on the Northern side. [14]

			James L. married PETTINGILL.
	96	iv.	Virginia (1827-1904)

Family of Elizabeth Remy WHALEY (14) & Moses THOMAS

50. Robert THOMAS. Born in 1788 in Virginia. Robert died in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1818; he was 30.

On December 29, 1808 when Robert was 20, he married Sally THOMAS, daughter of William THOMAS, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born about 1790. Sally died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1861; she was 71.

They had the following children:
	97	i.	Moses (1814-)
	98	ii.	Robert Bean (1817-1891)
	99	iii.	William A. Jackson (1816->1882)
	100	iv.	Evaline (1810-<1861)

51. George Wallace THOMAS. Born on August 7, 1798 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. George Wallace died on March 22, 1852; he was 53.

In August 1834 when George Wallace was 35, he first married Eleanor (Ellender) SCOTT, daughter of Robert SCOTT (1769-1836) & Ann GALLOWAY (1769-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on April 8, 1800. Eleanor (Ellender) died in Bourbon County, Kentucky about March 1845; she was 44.

They had the following children:
	101	i.	Martha Eleanor (1837-1862)
		ii.	Margaret Jane. Born in 1835.
			In 1851-1855 when Margaret Jane was 16, she married Thomas R. (Garrett?) STEPHENS.
		iii.	Helen Wallace. Born in 1839. Helen Wallace died in 1860; she was 21.
		iv.	Mary Ann.
		v.	Eliza Ann.
		vi.	William Henry.

On February 11, 1817 when George Wallace was 18, he second married Susannah STRODE, daughter of James STRODE (1765-1830) & Margaret FOREMAN (1775-1859).

They had the following children:
	102	i.	William Henry (1818-1900)
		ii.	Nannie.
			In 1879 Nannie married John C. MORRIS.
	103	iii.	Margaret (-1863)

52. Henry THOMAS. Born in 1801. Henry died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in August 1826; he was 25.

On April 14, 1822 when Henry was 21, he married Eleanor (Ellender) SCOTT, daughter of Robert SCOTT (1769-1836) & Ann GALLOWAY (1769-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on April 8, 1800. Eleanor (Ellender) died in Bourbon County, Kentucky about March 1845; she was 44.

They had one child:
		i.	William Henry. Born in 1827 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			William Henry married Frances THOMAS, daughter of Moses THOMAS (97) (1814-) & Kezia THOMAS (1818-~1849). Born in 1835.

Family of Henry (Remey) WHALEY (16)

53. George WHALEY.

Children:
		i.	Charles.
		ii.	Frederick.
	104	iii.	Benedict
		iv.	George.
		v.	David.
		vi.	Caroline.
		vii.	Elizabeth.

Family of Elijah (Remey) WHALEY (17) & Mary WORSTER

54. Nancy WHALEY.

On August 31, 1831 Nancy married Monson ASHBROOK, son of Aaron ASHBROOK (1790-1853) & Sarah MONSON (1794-<1817), in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	John. Born circa 1836 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Benjamin. Born in 1838 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Eveline. Born in 1840 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Sarah. Born in 1843 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		v.	Hubbard. Born in 1846 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Laura. Born in 1848 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

55. Elizabeth WHALEY. Elizabeth died on August 1, 1854.

On December 31, 1831 Elizabeth married Benjamin W. TALBOTT (73) , son of Reason TALBOTT (34) (1783-1862) & Jane WHALEY (30) (1791-), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on February 24, 1809 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Benjamin W. died on November 25, 1890; he was 81.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ephraim. Born on January 25, 1833 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Ephraim died on May 3, 1911; he was 78.
		ii.	Nancy Jane. Born on January 15, 1835 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On November 27, 1855 when Nancy Jane was 20, she married Richard CHEATAM.
		iii.	James H. Born on September 12, 1837 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

56. John H. WHALEY. Born in 1814.

John H. married Catherine. Resided in Grant County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	William L. Born circa 1841.
		ii.	Charles. Born in 1848 in Grant County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Hannah. Born in 1854 in Grant County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Bedwell. Born in 1856 in Grant County, Kentucky.
		v.	Chesterfield. Born in 1857 in Grant County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Thirsta. Born in 1858 in Grant County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Harrit. Born in 1860 in Grant County, Kentucky.

57. Ephraim WHALEY.

Ephraim married Evaline WHALEY (21) , daughter of Leland WHALEY (5) & Mary “Polly” TALBOTT (36) (1787-1818). Born on January 18, 1809 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Evaline died in Clinton County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Henry. Born in 1843 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Susan. Born in 1844 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Leland. Born in 1847 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Elijah. Born in 1847 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

58. George W. WHALEY. Born in 1824 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Resided in Harrison County, Kentucky.

George W. married Margaret WORSTER. Born in 1836 in Fairfax County, Virginia.

They had the following children:
		i.	Franklin W. Born on September 10, 1856 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Felicia. Born in 1857 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

59. Lydia WHALEY.

On April 10, 1837 Lydia married Daniel TALBOTT (33) , son of Henry TALBOTT (1745-1819) & Barbara WHALEY (9) (ca1756-), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on September 29, 1782 in Loudon County, Virginia. Daniel died in Millersburg, Kentucky on September 17, 1861; he was 78.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy. Born in 1838 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On November 10, 1867 when Nancy was 29, she married Henry BAILEY, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Susan. Born in 1843 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Katherine. Born in 1845 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Fifth Generation 
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Family of Harriett WHALEY (20) & Benedict WHALEY (104)

60. James WHALEY. Born in 1829 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

James married Elisa.

They had the following children:
		i.	William. Born in 1851 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Francis M. Born in 1853 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Sterling. Born in 1855 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Thomas J. Born in 1858 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		v.	Addie L. Born in 1866 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Daniel. Born in 1866 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Charles. Born in 1869 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

Family of James R. WHALEY (22) & Mary Ann HEDGES

61. Tabitha J. WHALEY. Born in 1848 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On December 2, 1869 when Tabitha J. was 21, she married John M. JAMESON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary. Born on September 29, 1870 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary died on September 29, 1870 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.
		ii.	Bessie. Born in 1873 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	John. Born in 1875 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Family of William B. WHALEY (24) & Elizabeth FOSTER

62. Henry C. WHALEY. Born in June 1846 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Henry C. married Matilda.

They had the following children:
		i.	Hetty. Born in July 1871 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Gay F. Born circa 1873 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Robert. Born in March 1875 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Lena. Born in March 1877 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		v.	Sally. Born in April 1879 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Princess. Born in August 1880 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On August 10, 1918 when Princess was 38, she married John W. DUVALL, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Nelli. Born in February 1885 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Family of Charles Henry WHALEY (25) & Nancy Jane POTTS

63. Todd W. WHALEY. Born on April 8, 1856 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Todd W. died in Harrison County, Kentucky on March 4, 1939; he was 82. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Todd W. WHALEY, 83 years old, retired grocer, died Saturday morning, March 4, 1939, at the Harrison Memorial hospital where he was admitted about three weeks before.  He had been in ill health for several months.  The body was removed to the R.B. Whaley  funeral home where funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with the Rev. C.n. BARNETTE officiating. Burial in Battle Grove cemetery.  Pallbearers were W.C. HOWK, Charles K. MEGIBBEN, S.F. SHAWHAN, John M. CROMWELL, James L CROWNING and Veach C. REDD.  Mr. WHALEY was born in Bourbon county April 8, 1856, a son of  the late Charles H. and Nancy Jane POTTS WHALEY.  He was married December 14, 1884 to Miss Annie T. SHAWHAN, who survives.  Their only daughter, Mrs. Myrtie WHALEY HOWK, died in 1920 and there are three surviving grandchildren, Mrs. C. E. VanDEREN, of Dayton, O., Mrs. Robert OWEN and Billy HOWK, both of this city; one great grandson, Robertt A. OWEN, Jr., two sisters, Mrs. John SHOCKLEY, of Flemingsburg and Mrs. Ed. C. COX of this city.  Mr. WHALEY was a member of the Cynthiana Christian church. [15]

On December 14, 1884 when Todd W. was 28, he married Annie SHAWHAN, daughter of John Laughlin SHAWHAN (1808-1868) & Elizabeth "Betsey" REDMON (1819-1906). Born on November 13, 1859. Annie died on September 23, 1945; she was 85. [16] Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

WHALEY
Mrs. Annie SHAWHAN WHALEY died Sunday, Sept. 23, 1945, at 12:10 p.m.  at Mrs. Jessie DAY's home on South Main Street following an illness of more than a year.

Born in Harrison County Nov. 13, 1859, she was a daughter of the late John L. and Elizabeth REDMON SHAWHAN, natives of this county.  She was preceded in death by her husband,  Todd WHALEY, on March 4 1939.  Mrs. WHALEY  had spent  practically her whole life  in Cynthiana, where she was a member of the Christian Church, having joined in 1875.

She is survived by three grand-children, Mrs. Gene VanDEREN and Mrs. Robert OWEN of Cynthiana, and Billy HOWK, U.S. Marines, Camp Pendleton, Calif., and a brother, James L. SHAWHAN of this city.

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Whaley Funeral Home wih Rev. C. N. BARNETTE officiating.  Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery.

Pall bearers were Caroll SHAWHAN, S.F. SHAWHAN, Jack HUTSELL, Charles L. ROBINSON, Charles B. MARSHALL, Eugene GRAGG, James L. Chowning and Eugene VanDEREN.

They had one child:
	105	i.	Myrtle (-1920)

64. Maude S. WHALEY. Born in 1863.

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After several years illness, Mrs. Maud Lee GRAGG,  wife of Mr. Edgar GRAGG, died at their home on the Mt. Vernon pike.  Mrs. GRAGG was a daughter of the late Charles and Nancy POTTS  WHALEY and was born in Bourbon county, November 11,1862.  In October, 1889, she married Mr. Edgar GRAGG and they resided  in that county for some time.  For some years they lived in Cynthiana where Mr. GRAGG was in business.  They lived in Scott county several years and moved to the farm in the Mt Vernon pike about eighteen months ago.  Early in life Mrs. GRAGG became a member of the Christian church and was a fine Christian woman who was a patient sufferer during many years of ill health.  She is survived by her husband, one son, Eugene GRAGG, Jr.,  and one daughter, Miss Lucille GRAGG.  She is also survived by three sisters,  Mrs. J.W. SHOCKLEY, of Ewing;  Mrs. Eugene GRAGG, and Mrs. Ed. C. COX , of this city; and two brothers, Messrs Todd and Gano WHALEY, of this city.  The funeral services were held at the residence Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev. Clyde DARSIE and Rev. J. R. JONES.   The burial was in Lexington cemetery with services at the grave by Rev. Mark COLLIS.  The pall bearers were Messrs. Eugene GRAGG, Jr., J.W. SHOCKLEY,  Ed C. COX, Dr. Logan CRAGG, Todd and Gano WHALEY.

On October 8, 1890 when Maude S. was 27, she married Edgar GRAGG, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lucille Anna. Born in September 1896 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Eugene Virgil. Born in January 1899 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

65. Elizabeth “Lizzie” WHALEY. Born in 1868.

With permission of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Page 4, 3 Jan 1952

Mrs. Edward Charles COX
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth WHALEY COX, 84, wife of Edward Charles Cox, were held Tuesday afternoon at the Whaley Funeral Home conducted by Rev. T. J.MATTINGLY.  Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers selected were Allen and Darden RAVENSCRAFT, Edward Lee COX, Delbert SMITH, Charles COX and Raymond LYONS. Mrs. Cox died at 6 a.m. Sunday Dec. 30, 1951, at her resicence on Wilson Ave.

A native of Bourbon County, Mrs. COX was born Oct. 17, 1867, a daughter of the late Charles Henry and Nancy POTTS WHALEY.  Her father as a native of Bourbon County and her mother was a native of Nicholas County.  Mrs. COX was a member of the Cynthiana Christian Church and had  spent practically all of her life in Cynthiana.

Besides her husband to whom she was married Nov. 27, 1889, Mrs. COX  is survived by four daughters, Mrs. J.C. SMITH, Paris; Mrs. C.L. ATKINSON, Flemingsburg; Miss Alice Cox, Moorehead; and Mrs. A.H. BALES, Brooksville; three sons, William R. COX, Bowling Green; Edward C. COX Jr., and Lewis N. COX, both of Lexington.

On November 23, 1889 when Elizabeth “Lizzie” was 21, she married Edward Charles COX, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

These obits are with permission of the CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT

14 Aug 1942     Edward C. COX
Funeral services for Edward C. COX Sr., retired merchant, were held Tuesday afternoon at the Whaley Funeral Home conducted by Rev. W. Austin ROBERTS. Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers selected were Darden and Allen RAVENSCRAFT, Charles COX, Raymond Lyons, Delbert SMITH and Edward Lee COX. Mr. COX died at 6:20 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 10, 1952, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C.L. ATKINSON in Flemingsburg where he had made his home for the past seven months.  He had been in ill health for the past year.

A native of Harrison County, Mr. COX was born Jan... 22 1860, a son of the late Henry and Adelia WIGGLESWORTH COX.  His father was a native of Fayette County and his mother  was a native of Virginia.  He was a member of the Cynthiana Christian Church which he joined in his youth.  He attended Smith's Classical School in Cynthiana.

He is survived by four daughters, Miss Alice Cox, Moorehead; Mrs. J.C.SMITH, Paris; Mrs. C.L. Atkinson, Flemgsburg;  and Mrs. A. H. BALES, Brookville; three sons, Willliam R. COX, Bowling Green; Edward C. Cox Jr., and Lewis N. COX, both of Lexington; nine grandchildren.  His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth WHALEY COX, whom he married Nov. 27.1889, preceded him in death Dec. 30, 1951.

They had one child:
		i.	William Redmon.
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			William Redmon COX
			Age 88 died Sat , fun at First Christian Church and buried in Fairview
			Cemetery  J.C. Kirby funeral home.
			( he was the son of Edward C. Cox and Elizabeth WHALEY Cox)

Family of Benjamin Franklin WHALEY (26) & Honora Isabell SHANNON

66. Katherine “Kate” WHALEY. Born on August 24, 1880 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

On June 15, 1902 when Katherine “Kate” was 21, she married Dr. Harmon Todd SMISER, son of John Harmon SMISER (1837-1902) & Mary K. EWALT, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Louise. Born on October 28, 1903 in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			On July 19, 1928 when Louise was 24, she married Glassel BUTLER. Born in 1898. Glassel died on April 17, 1971; he was 73.
	106	ii.	Harmon Todd (1906-)

Family of John WHALEY Jr. (27) & Charity CLARK

67. Nancy WHALEY. Born in 1798 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

On September 14, 1820 when Nancy was 22, she married John CAMERON, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Andrew J. Born circa 1833 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Franklin. Born circa 1837 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

68. James WHALEY. Born in Nicholas County, Kentucky. James died in 1832. [17]

On September 15, 1824 James married Winifred BARBOUR, daughter of Edward BARBOUR, in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Winifred died on January 19, 1881.

They had the following children:
		i.	Daughter. Born in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Daughter died in 1833.
		ii.	Hiram. Born in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
			After father’s death, Hiram was taken to Missouri by relatives. [18]

		iii.	Nancy. Born on December 5, 1828 in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Nancy died on June 22, 1902; she was 73. Buried in Needmore, Nicholas County, Kentucky.
			On January 29, 1846 when Nancy was 17, she married Jarrett BURDEN, son of Samuel BURDEN & Elizabeth CAUGHEY, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

69. Benjamin WHALEY. Born in 1806 in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Benjamin died in Sharpsburg, Bath County, Kentucky in 1877; he was 71. Buried in Sharpsburg, Bath County, Kentucky.

Benjamin married Jane BUSH. Born in 1818. Jane died in 1896; she was 78. Buried in Sharpsburg, Bath County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Nancy F. Born in 1835 in Bath County, Kentucky.
	107	ii.	Susan (1837-)
		iii.	Ellen E. Born in 1840 in Bath County, Kentucky.
		iv.	William. Born in 1842 in Bath County, Kentucky.
		v.	Emily A. Born in 1845 in Bath County, Kentucky.
			On June 30, 1864 when Emily A. was 19, she married E. F. DARNABY, in Bath County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Frances G. Born in 1850 in Bath County, Kentucky.
			On December 13, 1871 when Frances G. was 21, she married Daniel D. THOMPSON, in Bath County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Mary Vivia. Born in 1852 in Bath County, Kentucky.
			On November 5, 1878 when Mary Vivia was 26, she married John Rose TRIPLETT, in Bath County, Kentucky.
		viii.	Benjamin Franklin. Born in 1854 in Bath County, Kentucky.
			On December 17, 1878 when Benjamin Franklin was 24, he married E. ANDERSON, in Bath County, Kentucky.
		ix.	Braxton B. Born on October 26, 1857 in Bath County, Kentucky.
		x.	Emrada. Born in 1860 in Bath County, Kentucky.
			On November 5, 1878 when Emrada was 18, she married Francis Allen PHELPS, in Bath County, Kentucky.
		xi.	Jennie Whitney. Born in 1862 in Bath County, Kentucky.
			On November 20, 1879 when Jennie Whitney was 17, she married Dr. James Worth RUTHERFORD, in Bath County, Kentucky.

Family of Benjamin WHALEY (29) & Anna TALBOTT (43)

70. John S. WHALEY. Born on August 21, 1821 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John S. died in Harrison County, Kentucky on November 5, 1880; he was 59. Buried in Indian Creek Church Cemetery, Harrison County, Kentucky.

On June 10, 1842 when John S. was 20, he first married Laura V. LONG, daughter of William LONG (1798-1875) & Nancy MAFFETT (1806-1885), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born in 1825 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Laura V. died on February 5, 1853; she was 28. Buried in Indian Creek Church Cemetery, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Marriage to John S. Whaley is recorded in an indenture between Jemima Jane Long and her sibblings concerning the property of their father William Long.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary J. Born in 1842 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On January 6, 1867 when Mary J. was 25, she married John T. MAFFETT, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Frances (Died as teenager). Born in 1845 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Elizabeth F. Born in 1850 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Elizabeth F. died in Harrison County, Kentucky on February 1, 1922; she was 72.
			Elizabeth F. married Silas A. SMITH, son of Joseph SMITH & Emily ENDICOTT (1805-1872). Born in 1854 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Silas A. died in Harrison County, Kentucky on November 22, 1921; he was 67.

On January 3, 1854 when John S. was 32, he second married Sarah Jane MAFFETT, daughter of William MAFFETT, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born in February 1826. Sarah Jane died in Cynthiana, Kentucky after 1900; she was 73.

They had the following children:
		i.	Vanella. Born in 1856 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On December 12, 1894 when Vanella was 38, she married Samuel H. RANKIN, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Ann Ollie. Born in 1857 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On October 4, 1892 when Ann Ollie was 35, she married Edward HAYWOOD, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born in Rushville, Indiana.
	108	iii.	Rice Baker (1858-)

71. Benjamin T. WHALEY. Born in 1830.

On June 27, 1854 when Benjamin T. was 24, he married Mary E. MAFFETT, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Aldophus. Born in 1856 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Robert J. Born in 1858 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Family of Jane WHALEY (30) & Reason TALBOTT (34)

72. Nancy TALBOTT. Born on August 26, 1807 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Nancy died circa 1833; she was 25.

On September 30, 1824 when Nancy was 17, she married Ephraim BOULDEN, son of Thomas BOULDEN (<1765-) & Sarah, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
	109	i.	Jesse H. (1825-)

73. Benjamin W. TALBOTT. Born on February 24, 1809 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Benjamin W. died on November 25, 1890; he was 81.

On December 31, 1831 when Benjamin W. was 22, he first married Elizabeth WHALEY (55) , daughter of Elijah (Remey) WHALEY (17) (ca1770-1833) & Mary WORSTER, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Elizabeth died on August 1, 1854.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ephraim. Born on January 25, 1833 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Ephraim died on May 3, 1911; he was 78.
		ii.	Nancy Jane. Born on January 15, 1835 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On November 27, 1855 when Nancy Jane was 20, she married Richard CHEATAM.
		iii.	James H. Born on September 12, 1837 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On October 18, 1854 when Benjamin W. was 45, he second married Sarah WHALEY, daughter of Elijah (Remey) WHALEY (17) (ca1770-1833) & Mary WORSTER, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on September 27, 1820 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Sarah died on June 11, 1856; she was 35.

On December 2, 1856 when Benjamin W. was 47, he third married Louisa McCONNELL, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

74. Emily TALBOTT. Born on March 28, 1811 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Emily died in 1894; she was 82.

Emily married Aaron ENDICOTT. Born in 1808. Aaron died in 1862; he was 54.

They had the following children:
		i.	Emily. Born in 1832 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Mary. Born in 1833 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	110	iii.	William Henry (1833-1901)
		iv.	Reason. Born in 1838 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		v.	Thomas. Born in 1840 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Lucinda. Born in 1844 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	111	vii.	Lafayette (1847-1926)

75. Henry H. TALBOTT. Born on March 8, 1813 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Henry H. died on March 5, 1878; he was 64.

On August 3, 1838 when Henry H. was 25, he first married Angeline WHALEY (23) , daughter of Leland WHALEY (5) & Mary “Polly” TALBOTT (36) (1787-1818), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on July 1, 1814 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Angeline died on April 15, 1861; she was 46. Buried in Millersburg, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Lee. Born on February 7, 1846 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	John T. Born on July 7, 1839 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John T. died on February 25, 1905; he was 65.
			History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 584
			
			JOHN T. TALBOT farmer, P. 0. Cynthiana, the name of Talbott is perhaps as familiar to the citizens of Bourbon County as that of the posterity of any of the old pioneers. A tracement of the genealogy of the ancestors of John F., being found in the biography of Chas. Talbott, this sketch is confined more particularly to the former. Reason Talbott married Miss Jane Whaley, who was born in the old fort at Maysville, her people being formerly from Loudoun County, Va.; he died in the spring of 1862, and his wife in 1870; they reared a family of four children: Benjamin, Nancy, Emily, and Henry H., the latter being the father of our subject; he was reared to farming and married Miss Angelina, daughter of Lee and Mary Whaley; he died March 5, 1878, and she about the year 1860; there were born to them three children: John T., Charles L. and Mary C., now wife of F. M. Myers of Bourbon County. John T. was born in the precinct, where he now lives, May 17, 1866; he married Miss Lucinda Collins, daughter of B. F. and Sally (Turney) Collins, of Bourbon County. The ancestors of Mr. Talbott have been an agricultural people, his early life having been spent on his father's farm; he also has engaged in the same business. The Talbott is an extensive family in the county, and John T. is a worthy representative of so hardy a pioneer as Henry Talbott.

			On May 17, 1866 when John T. was 26, he married Lucinda J. COLLINS, daughter of Benjamin F. COLLINS (1814-1867) & Sarah TURNEY (1822-1898). Born on July 7, 1847 in Cane Ridge, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Mary Catherine. Born on January 15, 1855 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Mary Catherine married M. F. MYERS.

Henry H. second married Nancy POLK.

Family of James EALES (32) & Lucy WYATT

76. Henry Clay EALES. Born on April 9, 1818.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 577

H. C. EALES, farmer; P. O. Ruddel’s Mills; was born in this County, April 9, 1818; son of James and Lucy (Wyatt) Eales. James was born in Virginia in 1789, and came to Kentucky with his parents, who settled in Fleming Co., Ky., in 1795. He learned the trade of blacksmithing in Bourbon County, at which he worked until he got a start in life, when he commenced farming, which he followed the rest of his life, acquiring a handsome property, owning about 1,000 acres of land. His wife came from Virginia with her parents, who settled in Montgomery County. James died in 1853 and his wife in 1835, leaving a family of six children ; H. C. being the fourth, who is a farmer; H. C. married in 1849, Miss Amanda Talbott, of this County, who bore her husband nine children: Harry, Charles, Frazer, Lucy, Kate, Ashby, Amanda, Thomas, and Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Eales both belong to the Christian Church.

On January 25, 1849 when Henry Clay was 30, he married Amanda TALBOTT (87) , daughter of Henry (Harry) TALBOTT (37) (1789-1840) & Mary FRAZER, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Harry T. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On November 5, 1878 Harry T. married Henrietta LINDSAY, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	112	ii.	Charles T. (1855-1929)
		iii.	Frazer. Born circa 1861 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Lucy Jane. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Lucy Jane first married Abram FOY, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		v.	Kate. Born circa 1865 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On January 27, 1886 when Kate was 21, she married John D. HARMON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Ashby. Born circa 1867 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Amanda W. Born in 1870 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		viii.	Thomas. Born in 1872 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ix.	Albert Sidney. Born in 1875 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

77. Caroline EALES.

In 1844 Caroline married George R. SHARP, son of George SHARP (~1760-1846) & Elizabeth RUDDELL (1763-1840). Born in 1810.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 680-681

G. R. SHARPE, farmer; P. O. Lair's Station; is a native of Harrison County, and son of George and Elizabeth (Ruddel) Sharpe; he was born in 1810. His father was one of the early settlers of Bourbon County; was born in Virginia, and at the age of twenty, in the year 1779, he moved to Bourbon County, Ky., where he remained till the time of his death, which occurred in 1846. His wife was the daughter of Arch Ruddel, of Virginia; she died in 1840, aged seventy-seven years; they were the parents of nine children, one of whom is our subject, G. R. He was born and raised in the same house in which he now resides. In 1844, he married Miss Caroline Eeles, a native of Harrison County, and daughter of James Eeles; by this union they have had six children, two of whom are now living, viz : George R. and James E. His wife is a member of the Christian Church at Ruddel's Mills. He is the owner of 120 acres of land, called "Spring Farm." He is a Democrat. He was at one time a magistrate, and President of the Harrison County Agricultural Society. Mr. Sharpe has always taken a very active part in the progress of his native county, and today bears a name and reputation which is beyond reproach, and is most respected by those who best know him.

They had the following children:
		i.	George R.
		ii.	James E.

Family of Daniel TALBOTT (33) & Anne WHALEY (48)

78. Lucinda TALBOTT.

On October 17, 1834 Lucinda married Ambrose Dudley VANHOOK (18) , son of Archelous VANHOOK & Jemima WHALEY (4) (1776-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1811 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Ambrose Dudley died in Near Kentonville, Kentucky on October 5, 1861; he was 50.

Ambrose was killed while resisting arrest by Union soldiers. [9]

They had the following children:
		i.	Ann. Born in 1840 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Lucinda. Born in 1842 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Mary. Born in 1844 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Daniel. Born in 1846 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		v.	James. Born in 1848 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

79. Eleanor Holley TALBOTT.

On September 25, 1843 Eleanor Holley married John NICHOLS, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	William. Born in 1844 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Sarah. Born in 1846 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Mary. Born in 1848 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Daniel. Born in 1850 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

80. William Whaley TALBERT. [19] Born in 1822 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. William Whaley died in Carlisle, Kentucky in 1896; he was 74. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

On January 5, 1854 when William Whaley was 32, he married Sarah Jane PARKER (116) , daughter of John PARKER & Nancy TALBOTT (81) (1814-1860), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1837. Sarah Jane died in 1920; she was 83. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Anna W. Born in 1857. Anna W. died in 1863; she was 6. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.
		ii.	John Chevis.
			Moved to Bloomington, Illinois.

		iii.	Jesse Henry.
			Moved to Missouri.

	113	iv.	Leslie Combs (1864-1950)
	114	v.	Charles Gano (1866-1938)
	115	vi.	Nancy
		vii.	Parker.
			Parker married Frankie FIELDS.
		viii.	William W. Born in 1873. William W. died in 1875; he was 2. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

Family of George TALBOTT (35) & Unity SMITH

81. Nancy TALBOTT. Born in 1814 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Nancy died in Carlisle, Kentucky in 1860; she was 46. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

On September 4, 1835 when Nancy was 21, she married John PARKER, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	116	i.	Sarah Jane (1837-1920)
		ii.	Thomas.
		iii.	George Luther.
		iv.	James.
		v.	Elizabeth.
		vi.	Emma.
			Emma married Isaac CHISM.
		vii.	John T.

82. James T. TALBOTT. Born on August 13, 1822.

J. T. TALBOTT, [20] farmer, P. O. Millersburg; born Aug. 13, 1822, to George and Unity (Smith) Talbott; she a daughter of Daniel and Nancy (Baker) Smith, who were natives, the former of Delaware, the latter of Eastern Shore of Maryland; came early to Bourbon County; Geo. Talbott was a son of Harry (supposed to have come from England when a youth to Fredericksburg, Va.), and Barbara (Whaley) Talbott; George raised a family of nine children to maturity, viz: Daniel, residing at Carlisle; Mrs. William Parker, in Nicholas; Preston W., in Ruddel's Mills; J. T., George H., at Cynthiana; Charles L., in Ruddel's Mills; Nancy, married John Parker, she died, leaving heirs at Carlisle; Rezin, married a Miss Elizabeth A. Bell (he deceased), family in Nicholas; J. T. lived with his father (receiving a very limited education) until his marriage, Aug. 27, 1849, to Elizabeth A. Conway, daughter of Nathaniel S. and Annie C. (Baker) Conway; Nathaniel S. born May 28, 1798, died Jan. 6, 1879, was a son of John and Annie (Sutton) Conway, natives of Virginia; came to Nicholas at an early date; Annie C. Baker, was born July 7, 1805, died May 3, 1853, was a daughter of William and Elizabeth (Kimbrough) Baker, natives of Nicholas. Mr. Talbott by this marriage had ten children: Annie B., born Oct. 22, 1850, widow of Hon. Henry C. Dills, of Falmouth; Mary E., born Dec 25, 1851, wife of Wm. Durham, a farmer of Nicholas County; Jennie U., born March 13, 1854, wife of John R. Madison, of Cynthiana; Fannie G., born July 23, 1956; Willie W., born July 26, 1858, is in mercantile business at Millersburg; Nannie P., born July 22, 1860, wife of Willie McKee, a farmer in Harrison County; Charles M., born July 3, 1862; John C., born March 17, 1865; Arthur, born April 30, 1867, and Stanley, born Aug. 24, 1869; he and family are members of the Christian Church at Indian Creek; a genial wholesouled gentleman, highly respected and esteemed by his neighbors.

On August 27, 1849 when James T. was 27, he married Elizabeth A. CONWAY, daughter of Nathaniel S. CONWAY (1798-1879) & Ann Cook BAKER (1805-1853).

They had the following children:
		i.	Ann B. Born on October 22, 1850.
			Ann B. married Hon. Henry C. DILLS. Born in Falmouth County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Mary E. Born on December 25, 1851.
			On November 6, 1878 when Mary E. was 26, she married William A. DURHAM, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Jennie U. Born on March 13, 1854.
			On October 26, 1880 when Jennie U. was 26, she married John R. MADISON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
		iv.	Fannie G. Born on July 23, 1856.
			On March 8, 1893 when Fannie G. was 36, she married James OSBORNE.
		v.	William W. Born on July 26, 1858 in Millersburg, Kentucky.
		vi.	Nancy P. Born on July 22, 1858.
			Nancy P. married William McKEE. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Charles M. Born on July 3, 1862.
		viii.	John C. Born on March 17, 1865.
		ix.	Arthur. Born on April 30, 1867.
		x.	Stanley. Born on August 24, 1869.

83. Reason TALBOTT. Born on May 3, 1829 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Reason died in Carlisle, Kentucky on October 9, 1874; he was 45.

On February 12, 1850 when Reason was 20, he married Elizabeth BELL, daughter of Hosea M. BELL & Malinda DAVIS, in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Born on February 11, 1833 in Kentucky. Elizabeth died in Morefield, Nicholas County, Kentucky on July 14, 1908; she was 75.

They had the following children:
		i.	William F. Born in 1851 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Charles S. Born in 1854 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Walter H. Born in 1858 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Daughter. Born in 1860 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

84. Charles L. TALBOTT. Born on December 4, 1831 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Notes on Charles L. Talbott: [21]
CHAS. L. TALBOTT, farrmer and stock dealer, P.O. Cynthiana; was born in Bourbon County, Ky., on the farm he now owns, Dec. 4, 1831; son of George and Unity (Smith) Talbott. George came with his parents from Virginia when a youth, and followed farming in Bourbon County till his death, which occurred when he was sixty-seven years of age; his companion survived him several years. He acquired a handsome property and reared a family of nine children, six of whom are living, the subject of this sketch being the youngest, who commenced upon his own responsibility when he was twenty years of age, and who has been engaged ever since in farming and dealing in stock, shipping very largly (sic). He owns about 250 acres of good land, besides city property. He was married in March, 1863, to Susan A. Potts, daughter of John and Almira Potts, of Nicholas County, Ky., by whom he has one child, Orville Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Talbott are members of the Christian Church, at Indian Creek Meeting House. He is a Director in the Farmers' National Bank, at Cynthiana, and a Democrat.

In March 1863 when Charles L. was 31, he married Susan A. POTTS, daughter of John POTTS & Almira.

They had one child:
		i.	Orville Lee. Born in 1867 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On March 23, 1889 when Orville Lee was 22, he married Ida TEBBS.

85. Preston TALBOTT. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Preston married Almira KENNEDY.

They had the following children:
		i.	William. Born in 1850 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Nancy. Born in 1853 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Robert. Born in 1860 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iv.	James. Born in 1862 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Family of Henry (Harry) TALBOTT (37) & Mary FRAZER

86. James H. TALBOTT. Born on May 5, 1830 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

JAMES H. TALBOT, [22] farmer; P. 0. Shawhan Station; born May 5, 1830, in Ruddel's Mills Precinct; eldest child of Henry Talbot, who was born in Fairfax County, Va. The grandfather of our subject was Henry Talbot; his wife was Barbara Whaley prior to her marriage, who bore him the following children, viz: Daniel, Reason, George, Polly Whaley, Nancy McShane, Kittie Whaley, Henry and Charles, all of whom lived to be grown, and raised families and lived to advanced years. Henry Talbott, the grandfather of James H., came to this State about 1792, located in Ruddel's Mills Precinct, remaining her until his death. The maternal grandfather of our subject was James Frazer, whose wife's maiden name was Catharine Hendricks; to them were born Mary, who was the mother of James H. The Frazer family came first to Harrison County, emigrating from Virginia about the year the Talbots came. Henry Talbot, the father of James H., succeeded his father on the homestead, remaining here until his death in 1840. His wife survived him until 1868. Amanda was the eldest daughter. She married Henry Eals. Then came Charles, who was Justice of the Peace and at one time Sheriff of the county. Catharine married William Urmston; Mattie, A. B. Thomas; James remained at home until he was twenty-five years of age; was married in 1855 to Mary Smith, daughter of Michael Smith and Mary Howe, both natives of Virginia. In 1856 Mr. Talbot located on the farm he now owns, have 160 acres, which was first settled by one Tucker, who built a powder mill on the premises at an early day. Mr. Talbot has given some attention to breeding short-horns and trotting horses. Has two children: Harry and Charles S., and is a member of the Christian Church, of which his ancestors on the Frazer side were affiliated; on the Talbot side they were Baptists. His grandmother, Barbara Talbot, was blind for many years prior to her death; had an excellent memory. Of twenty grandchildren, she could name one from the other by the sense of feeling.

On May 10, 1855 when James H. was 25, he married Mary SMITH, daughter of Michael SMITH & Mary HOWE, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Harry. Born on June 1, 1879.
		ii.	Anna Lee. Born on April 11, 1881.
		iii.	Charles Smith. Born in 1874. Charles Smith died on November 27, 1907; he was 33.
			THE LOG CABIN,  29 November 1907, Friday,  page 5
			
			Mr. Chas. TALBOTT, aged 33, son of the late J. H.  and Mary SMITH TALBOTT, died of tuberculosis at his home near Shawhan Wednesday morning.  He married Miss Nellie PATTON last spring, and was arranging to go into business with Mr. Jack PATTON at Carlislle.  The death  was a sad one and numerous friends sympathize with the bereaved young wife.  The funeral services will be held at Mt Carmel church this morning at 10:30 and the remains will be buried  at Jacksonville.  A public sale of Mr TALBOTTS effects was in progress when he died.

			Charles Smith married Eleanor Redman PATTON, daughter of David Ballengall PATTON (1854-1925) & Elizabeth DAVID (1855-1946). Born on September 13, 1879. Eleanor Redman died on July 9, 1962; she was 82.

87. Amanda TALBOTT. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On January 25, 1849 Amanda married Henry Clay EALES (76) , son of James EALES (32) (1789-1853) & Lucy WYATT (1791-1855), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on April 9, 1818.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 577

H. C. EALES, farmer; P. O. Ruddel’s Mills; was born in this County, April 9, 1818; son of James and Lucy (Wyatt) Eales. James was born in Virginia in 1789, and came to Kentucky with his parents, who settled in Fleming Co., Ky., in 1795. He learned the trade of blacksmithing in Bourbon County, at which he worked until he got a start in life, when he commenced farming, which he followed the rest of his life, acquiring a handsome property, owning about 1,000 acres of land. His wife came from Virginia with her parents, who settled in Montgomery County. James died in 1853 and his wife in 1835, leaving a family of six children ; H. C. being the fourth, who is a farmer; H. C. married in 1849, Miss Amanda Talbott, of this County, who bore her husband nine children: Harry, Charles, Frazer, Lucy, Kate, Ashby, Amanda, Thomas, and Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Eales both belong to the Christian Church.

They had the following children:
		i.	Harry T. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On November 5, 1878 Harry T. married Henrietta LINDSAY, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
	112	ii.	Charles T. (1855-1929)
		iii.	Frazer. Born circa 1861 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Lucy Jane. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Lucy Jane first married Abram FOY, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		v.	Kate. Born circa 1865 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On January 27, 1886 when Kate was 21, she married John D. HARMON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Ashby. Born circa 1867 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Amanda W. Born in 1870 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		viii.	Thomas. Born in 1872 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ix.	Albert Sidney. Born in 1875 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Family of Charles TALBOTT (38) & Mary Glenn SADLER

88. Elizabeth D. TALBOTT. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On October 3, 1833 Elizabeth D. married William D. THROCKMORTON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	John T. Born in 1845 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Martha A. Born in 1847 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Nimrod. Born in 1848 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

89. Jane N. TALBOTT. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On September 14, 1842 Jane N. first married Benjamin F. WIGINGTON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On July 1, 1855 Jane N. second married Richard HENDERSON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Charles T. Born in 1861 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

90. Sarah Eveline TALBOTT. Born in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On May 30, 1849 Sarah Eveline married Richard HANSON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles T. Born in 1857 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Richard. Born in 1865 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Jennie. Born in 1868 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Samuel. Born in 1871 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Family of Nancy TALBOTT (39) & Daniel McSHANE Sr.

91. Daniel McSHANE Jr. Born on April 19, 1832 in Indian Creek, Harrison County, Kentucky. Daniel died in Indian Creek, Harrison County, Kentucky on May 15, 1900; he was 68.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 671

DANIEL McSHANE, farmer; P. O. Cynthiana; is a son of Daniel and Nancy (Talbert) McShane; his father was a native of New Jersey, and the son of Edward and Catharine (Dunham) McShane, who emigrated to Virginia when Daniel was ten years of age, where he remained with his parents until he was seventeen years old, when he removed to Harrison County, Ky., in the year 1798, when he commenced business for himself by following the occupation of farming, continuing the same to the time of his death, which occurred in 1856. In about the year 1802 he was married to Miss Nancy Talbert, a native of Virginia, who bore him six children, of whom was Daniel, our subject. He was born in Harrison County, Ky., April 19, 1832, and in 1867 married Miss Mary Martin, a native of Harrison County, and daughter of Edmond and Elizabeth Martin. By this union they were blessed with one child-Minnie F., now living at home. His wife died in 1872, aged twenty-four years. Mr. McShane has always been a hard working man, and has succeeded in getting a good property. He is the owner of 385 acres of choice land. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and is a Democrat.

In 1867 when Daniel was 34, he married Mary MARTIN, daughter of Edwin MARTIN (1745-1851) & Elizabeth WAITS (1802->1882). Born on August 31, 1847 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Mary died on May 4, 1872; she was 24.

They had one child:
	117	i.	Minerva “Minnie” F. (1868-)

Family of Hannah Neale TALBOTT (41) & Joseph ASBURY

92. Nancy Reed ASBURY. Born on December 4, 1804. Nancy Reed died on November 4, 1884; she was 79.

On August 9, 1827 when Nancy Reed was 22, she married Willis RANKIN, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on December 9, 1807. Willis died on April 3, 1889; he was 81.

They had the following children:
		i.	Amanda. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On July 23, 1844 Amanda married John Warren SMITH, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Lucinda. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On September 23, 1848 Lucinda married John CRISWELL, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Margaret Neal. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On October 23, 1851 Margaret Neal married William RANKIN, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Sarah. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On September 4, 1856 Sarah married Isaac Newton WHITAKER, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		v.	Nancy Reed. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On October 29, 1856 Nancy Reed married Zachariah BATES, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		vi.	Alice. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On February 13, 1861 Alice married John R. CARR, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		vii.	Asbury T. Born in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On October 15, 1868 Asbury T. married Elizabeth CUMMINS, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
	118	viii.	Mary “Polly” (1835-1881)

Family of Benjamin F. TALBOTT (42) & Frances Lunsford JOHNSON

93. Hannah Neale TALBOTT. Born on December 14, 1808 in Kentucky.

Hannah Neale married Alexander Carter HARROVER.

They had one child:
	119	i.	Alexander Rufus (1839-)

Family of Charles C. WHALEY (45) & Amanda HILL

94. Harriett WHALEY. Born in 1841 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

On October 7, 1869 when Harriett was 28, she married John VANARSDALL, in Bath County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles. Born in 1871 in Bath County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Crittenden. Born in 1874 in Bath County, Kentucky.

Family of Elzabeth WHALEY (49) & George NORTHCUTT Jr.

95. Cordelia NORTHCUTT. Born in 1820. Cordelia died in Missouri in 1850; she was 30.

Cordelia married John Milton FLEMING, son of Patrick FLEMING & Mary FORD.

They had the following children:
		i.	John Milton.
		ii.	Elizabeth.
	120	iii.	Virginia Dillard (1843-1925)

96. Virginia NORTHCUTT. Born in 1827 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Virginia died in Clark County, Indiana in 1904; she was 77.

On May 28, 1846 when Virginia was 19, she married Richard H. SAMUELS, in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
	121	i.	William Lee (1851-1932)

Family of Robert THOMAS (50) & Sally THOMAS

97. Moses THOMAS. Born in 1814 in Montgomery County, Kentucky.

On April 9, 1834 when Moses was 20, he married Kezia THOMAS, daughter of Samuel THOMAS (1776-1855) & Elizabeth THOMAS (~1777-1855), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1818 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Kezia died in Scott County, Kentucky about 1849; she was 31.

They had the following children:
		i.	Frances. Born in 1835.
			Frances married William Henry THOMAS, son of Henry THOMAS (52) (1801-1826) & Eleanor (Ellender) SCOTT (1800-~1845). Born in 1827 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Elizabeth. Born in 1836.
		iii.	Martha. Born in 1837.
		iv.	Sarah. Born in 1837.
		v.	E. Drennan. Born in 1849.
		vi.	L. A. Born in 1850.

98. Robert Bean THOMAS. Born on July 11, 1817 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Robert Bean died in New Market, Missouri on April 16, 1891; he was 73. Buried in Camden Point, Missouri.

On November 6, 1838 when Robert Bean was 21, he married Mary “Polly” Ann EWALT, daughter of Henry D. EWALT (1796-1846) & Ketturah STAMPS (1799-1855), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on September 11, 1821 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary “Polly” Ann died in Hallack, Missouri on November 27, 1871; she was 50. Buried in Camden Point, Missouri.

They had the following children:
	122	i.	Robert Henry (1839-1916)
		ii.	Catherine Stamps. Born on June 30, 1841.
		iii.	Sarah Elizabeth. Born on March 1, 1843.
		iv.	John W. Born on January 19, 1845.
		v.	Moses Alexander. Born on December 14, 1846.
		vi.	Samuel.
		vii.	Jane Shore. Born on February 22, 1852.
		viii.	Mary A.
		ix.	Noah.
		x.	Benjamin Franklin. Born on January 17, 1858.
		xi.	Evaline.
		xii.	Maggie M. Born on December 12, 1862.
		xiii.	Edward Lee. Born in 1867.

99. William A. Jackson THOMAS. Born on March 19, 1816 in Montgomery County, Kentucky. William A. Jackson died after 1882; he was 65.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882,  p. 583.

JACKSON THOMAS, farmer, P. O. Shawhan; was born in Montgomery County, Ky., March 19, 1816, son of Robert and Sarah Thomas, both of whom were natives of Virginia, who came to Kentucky in their childhood.  Robert was a farmer and also a trader, operating with flat-boats down the Mississippi River, and dealing chiefly in flour, whiskey and tobacco; he died in New Orleans in 1818, leaving a wife and four children: Eveline, Moses, Jackson and Robert.  Mrs. Thomas removed with her family to Bourbon County, where died in 1862.  Our subject, being orphaned by the death of his father, began life on his own account as soon as he was able to work and has ever since been engaged in farming, at present owning 125 acres of good land, upon which he has a pleasant and attractive home; he was married March 6, 1839, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Abraham and Nancy Fry, whose parents were among the early settlers of Kentucky.  Mr. Thomas has been blessed with six children, three of whom are living: Eveline, Minerva and Eliza, all being married.  Mrs. Thomas and daughters are members of the Christian Church, and he is a Mason and a Democrat.

On March 6, 1839 when William A. Jackson was 22, he married Elizabeth FRY, daughter of Abraham FRY (-1843) & Nancy SNELL (1790-1863), in Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Eveline.
		ii.	Minerva.
		iii.	Eliza.

100. Evaline THOMAS. Born in 1810 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Evaline died before 1861; she was 51.

On December 26, 1826 when Evaline was 16, she married George W. WYATT, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1805.

They had the following children:
		i.	Julian. Born in 1825-1830.
		ii.	Elizabeth. Born in 1830-1835.
		iii.	Susan Elizabeth. Born in 1835-1840.
		iv.	Evaline. Born in 1835-1840.
		v.	Ann Eliza. Born in 1840.

Family of George Wallace THOMAS (51) & Eleanor (Ellender) SCOTT

101. Martha Eleanor THOMAS. Born on May 20, 1837 in Kentucky. Martha Eleanor died on January 6, 1862; she was 24.

On July 4, 1853 when Martha Eleanor was 16, she married Thomas Jefferson CURRENT, son of Jesse CURRENT (1808-1863) & Ingabur MASONER (1810-1886). Born on March 16, 1829. Thomas Jefferson died on July 4, 1862; he was 33.

They had the following children:
	123	i.	Mollie (1859-1932)
	124	ii.	George Hamilton (1856-1933)
		iii.	Nancy. Born in 1854. Nancy died in 1860; she was 6.
	125	iv.	Martha Ellen (1860-1953)

Family of George Wallace THOMAS (51) & Susannah STRODE

102. William Henry THOMAS. Born on January 20, 1818 in Middleton precinct, Bourbon County, Missouri. William Henry died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1900; he was 81.

WILLIAM H. THOMAS, [23] farmer and distiller; P. O. Paris, born in Middletown precinct, Jan. 20, 1818; son of George Thomas, who was born Aug, 7, 1798, in Bourbon County; he was a son of Moses and Elizabeth (Whaley) Thomas, both of Virginia, to whom were born: James, Mary, Annie, George, Elizabeth, Robert, Harry and Sallie, all of whom lived to be grown. The mother of W. H. was Susan Strode, born in Middletown, daughter of James Strode. W. H. was the eldest of his father's children; James, Elizabeth, Alfred B. were next in order; James resides in Saline County, Mo.; is a farmer; Elizabeth resides in Missouri, wife of F. M. Hutchinson; Alfred B. married Mattie Talbot, and resides in this county; George W. is a farmer and resides in Oregon; W. H. was brought up a farmer; on Dec. 1, 1838, he married Nancy Keller, born March 5, 1821, in this precinct; she is a daughter of Captain Abram Keller, who commanded a company in the war of 1812; he married Margaret Anderson, daughter of William, who married a daughter of Colonel Hinkson. Abram Keller was born 1777, in Pennsylvania, son of Solomon, the Indian fighter. In 1B44, Mr. Thomas settled on the James Talbot farm, where he remained until 1849, when he located on the farm he now owns, call the Jacob Spear's farm. Mr. Thomas began on nothing; his wife had twenty-five acres of land; he now owns 700 acres and a distillery, which he has been running since 1851. The house Mr. Thomas resides in, was built by Thomas Metcalf, who after became Governor of the State. The father of W. H. died March 22, 1852; he was a race-horse man, and carried on farming; he at one time owned two of the fastest horses in Kentucky; "Brown Kitty" was one of the most celebrated. Mr. Thomas has four children living, viz: Keller, Doniphan, Ida G. and George. Margaret died 1858; she was the wife of John B. Talbott; she left one daughter, Nannie, who married John C. Morris; Anna deceased, she married T. W. Anderson; Clay died at twenty-four years of age in 1878.

On December 1, 1838 when William Henry was 20, he married Nancy KELLER, daughter of Abraham KELLER (1777-1834) & Margaret ANDERSON (1784-1866). Born in 1821. Nancy died in 1886; she was 65.

They had the following children:
	126	i.	Keller (1845-1914)
		ii.	Doniphan.
			Doniphan married Elizabeth THOMPSON.
		iii.	Ida M. Born on July 5, 1854 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Ida M. died on March 6, 1883; she was 28.
			Ida M. married Charles GARRETT, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iv.	George. Born in 1855 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. George died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1909; he was 54.
			George married Emma TALBOT. Born on April 5, 1856 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Emma died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on April 22, 1877; she was 21.
	127	v.	Margaret (-1858)
		vi.	Anna.
			Anna married Thomas William ANDERSON, son of John Miller ANDERSON (1795-1866) & Helena POPE (1808-1891). Born in 1833. Thomas William died in 1906; he was 73.
		vii.	Clay. Born on February 22, 1852 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Clay died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on April 24, 1878; he was 26.

103. Margaret THOMAS. Margaret died in 1863.

Margaret married John TALBOT.

They had one child:
		i.	Nannie. Born on March 31, 1860.

Family of George WHALEY (53)

104. Benedict WHALEY.

On December 14, 1828 Benedict married Harriett WHALEY (20) , daughter of Leland WHALEY (5) & Mary “Polly” TALBOTT (36) (1787-1818), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on October 1, 1806 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Harriett died in Missouri in 1863; she was 56.

They had the following children:
	60	i.	James (1829-)
		ii.	George L. Born in 1831 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Mary Ann. Born in 1833 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On September 14, 1854 when Mary Ann was 21, she married Benjamin HALL, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Nancy G. Born in 1835.
		v.	Caroline. Born in 1837.
		vi.	Charles W. Born in 1839.
		vii.	Martha C. Born in 1841.
		viii.	Elizabeth F. Born in 1843.

Sixth Generation 
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Family of Todd W. WHALEY (63) & Annie SHAWHAN

105. Myrtle WHALEY. Myrtle died in 1920.

Myrtle married William HOWK, son of George HOWK Jr. (1859-) & Mattie O’NEAL. Born in 1883. William died on August 3, 1967; he was 84.

Long Illness Proves Fatal To W. C. Howk

William Chowning HOWK, 84, President of the National Bank of Cynthiana since 1939, died Thursday, Aug. 3, at Harrison Memorial Hospital after being ill for three years. He was a retired farmer and tobacco dealer, member of the Cynthiana Christian Church and a member of the Cynthiana Elks Lodge No. 438. Surviving him are his wife, Margaret SHROPSHIRE HOWK; two sons W. c. HOWK Jr., Cynthiana, and Daniel McShane HOWK, U.S. Marines, Paris Island, S.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Robert OWEN, Maryland, and Mrs. B.G. PARFET, Michigan; two granddaughters, five grandsons and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Aug. 5, at Whaley Funeral Home by Roy S. HULAN. Burial was at Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Horace POULTER, Lansing NICHOLS, Leslie McKEE, W. O. SHROPSHIRE, Jack MARSHALL, Oren W. DILTZ, and Lark K. BOX. Honorary pallbearers were the Board of Directors of the National Bank, Board of Directors of battle Grove Cemetery, T. R. TOADVIVNE, William H. CONWAY, Harry S. TAYLOR, Larry DOUGLAS, William PENNIMAN, Joe. W. TAYLOR and Lawsrence B. FULLER.. An Elks Memorial Service was held at the Funeral Home on Friday. [24]
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Note: William Howk’s ancestry is speculation at this juncture, based upon the Perrin article of George Howk, Jr.--REF

They had the following children:
		i.	UNNAMED.
			 married Gene VANDEREN.
	128	ii.	UNNAMED
	129	iii.	William (1920-1979)

Family of Katherine “Kate” WHALEY (66) & Dr. Harmon Todd SMISER

106. Harmon Todd SMISER Jr. Born on July 30, 1906 in Cynthiana, Kentucky.

On August 11, 1932 when Harmon Todd was 26, he married Katherine WIGGLESWORTH, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born in 1908. Katherine died on March 29, 1980; she was 72.

“History of Kentucky and Kentuckians” p. 1557 mentions a Katherine Ellis Wiglesworth, daughter of Harry Rhodes Wiglesworth.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ann Katherine. Born on April 20, 1938 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Louise VanDeren. Born on July 28, 1939 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On January 11, 1968 when Louise VanDeren was 28, she married Dana H. STONE, in U.S. Consulate, Bangkok, Thailand.

Family of Benjamin WHALEY (69) & Jane BUSH

107. Susan WHALEY. Born in 1837 in Bath County, Kentucky.

On June 30, 1857 when Susan was 20, she married John W. STEWART, in Bath County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Minnie. Born in Bath County, Kentucky.
		ii.	George W. Born in Bath County, Kentucky.

Family of John S. WHALEY (70) & Sarah Jane MAFFETT

108. Rice Baker WHALEY. Born on June 16, 1858 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Rice Baker died in Harrison County, Kentucky.

On February 19, 1896 when Rice Baker was 37, he married Mattie E. DICKEY, in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born in July 1868 in Cynthiana, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	James S. Born in December 1897 in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			On October 25, 1932 when James S. was 34, he married Katherine Earle JAMESON, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Rice Baker. Born in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			On December 19, 1925 Rice Baker married Gayle JEWETT.
		iii.	Sarah Elizabeth (Died as Child).

Family of Nancy TALBOTT (72) & Ephraim BOULDEN

109. Jesse H. BOULDEN. Born on August 2, 1825.

JESSE H. BOULDEN, [25] farmer and trader; P. O. Millersburg ; one of the best financiers and business men of Bourbon County; was born, Aug. 2, 1825, to Ephraim Boulden. Our subject, the only child by his first wife, who was a Miss Talbott (for Boulden history see sketch of Rezin Boulden). Jesse H. resided with his grandfather, his mother having died when he was about eight years of age, and at fourteen years of age was placed by him in the dry goods store of Whaley & McClure, where he remained for about seven years. Upon Aug. 13, 1846, he was married to Virrilla Moore, daughter of Abraham Moore (see F. J. Barbee's hist.); by her he had nine children, seven are now living, one died in infancy, and Henry M. was killed at eighteen years of age; those living are: Lizzie, now the wife of J. G. Smedley, whose history appears in this work ; Nannie, wife of a Mr. Wolfolk, a fruit grower, near Welaka, S. Fa.; Fannie, wife of Dr. Hurst, whose history also appears in this work ; Carrie, wife of John C. Crutchfield, of the firm of Myers & Crutchfield, prominent dry goods merchants, of Lexington; Charlie M. married a Miss Poor, from near Camp Nelson, where he now resides, engaged in farming and trading; Samuel M. and Dick Gano, residing with their parents. During the first two years of married life Mr. Boulden was engaged in the dry goods business with Dr. Noah S. Moore, at the expiration of which time he sold his interest in the business to his partner, and engaged in farming and trading, in which he has since been engaged. During the late rebellion he espoused the Union cause, and rendered valuable service to the Federal Government, in large purchases of horses and mules for their armies. He was a general favorite with the armies of both Governments, on account of his uprightness and truthfulness, and many times was called upon to render service to both sides; the many kindnesses to the "Gray Coats," being reciprocated in raiding upon him, and entailing upon him heavy losses. The courage of his noble wife during those trying times was also remarkable, remaining at home alone and unprotected with a large fainily of small children; she faced danger unflinchingly, and in numerous instances averted devastation by her fortitude and unwavering determination. Mr. Boulden is a man of great energy and business qualificatious, having by his diligence and industry accumulated a large fortune, notwithstanding numerous reverses. He, without security, at one time in business transactions, overdiew his account at the Northern Bank of Paris to the extent of $96,000, which was certainly a display of confidence in his honor. He and family are members of the Christian Church, in which he has found a home for more than forty years, and since 1854 has been a member of the I. 0. 0. F’s.

On August 13, 1846 when Jesse H. was 21, he married Varille MOORE, daughter of Abram/Abraham MOORE (1789-) & Elizabeth “Betsy” JAMESON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Henry M.
			Killed at the age of eighteen.

	130	ii.	Nannie
	131	iii.	Lizzie (-1892)
	132	iv.	Fannie
	133	v.	Carrie
		vi.	Charlie.
			Charlie married Miss  POOR.
		vii.	Samuel M.
		viii.	Richard Gano.

Family of Emily TALBOTT (74) & Aaron ENDICOTT

110. William Henry ENDICOTT. Born on August 11, 1833 in Harrison County, Kentucky. [26] William Henry died on February 4, 1901; he was 67.

On July 7, 1854 when William Henry was 20, he married Mary LONG, daughter of William LONG (1798-1875) & Nancy MAFFETT (1806-1885), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born about 1835 in Harrison County, Kentucky.

Marriage to William Endicott is recorded in an indenture between Jemima Jane Long Anderson and her siblings concerning the property of their father William Long.

They had the following children:
		i.	Joann. Born on October 8, 1855. Joann died on December 25, 1859; she was 4.
		ii.	Emma. Born on July 24, 1857.
		iii.	William H. Born on February 27, 1860.
		iv.	Nancy Jane (Twin). Born on March 13, 1864.
		v.	Vandalia (Twin). Born on March 13, 1864.
		vi.	Luther. Born on June 8, 1867.
			In 1894 when Luther was 26, he married Mayme WILLETS.
		vii.	Frank Bright. Born on July 27, 1869.
		viii.	Charles Lindsay. Born on July 28, 1874. Charles Lindsay died on February 6, 1911; he was 36.

111. Lafayette ENDICOTT. Born on October 8, 1847 in Indian Creek, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Lafayette died on February 18, 1926; he was 78.

Lafayette married Mary Jane CURRENT, daughter of Thomas CURRENT (1811-1900) & Pricilla Ann FISHER (1814-1877). Born on January 1, 1853 in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Mary Jane died in Battle Grove Avenue, Cynthiana, Kentucky on June 11, 1923; she was 70.

They had the following children:
		i.	Orville Howard. Born on November 25, 1874 in Indian Creek, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Orville Howard died on February 26, 1902; he was 27. [27]
			In 1900 when Orville Howard was 25, he married Lelia GOODMAN, daughter of Nathan GOODMAN & Mollie KENDALL.
	134	ii.	Thomas Current (1877-1949)
		iii.	William Clay. Born on July 25, 1883.
		iv.	Mary Lou. Born on September 4, 1886. Mary Lou died on March 24, 1889; she was 2.

Family of Henry Clay EALES (76) & Amanda TALBOTT (87)

112. Charles T. EALES. Born in 1855 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Charles T. died in Cynthiana, Kentucky in 1929; he was 74.

On November 5, 1878 when Charles T. was 23, he married Martha “Mollie”  E. CURRENT, daughter of Thomas CURRENT (1811-1900) & Pricilla Ann FISHER (1814-1877), in Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on May 3, 1857 in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Martha “Mollie”  E. died in Cynthiana, Kentucky on January 23, 1913; she was 55.

They had the following children:
		i.	Henry Clay. Born in 1880. Henry Clay died in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky in 1909; he was 29. [28]
	135	ii.	Charles T. (1884-1937)
		iii.	Stella. Born in August 1888 in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
			On October 20, 1920 when Stella was 32, she married Clifton McILVAIN, son of John McILVAIN & Sarah P. MARTIN. Born on July 13, 1882. Clifton died in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky on August 23, 1956; he was 74.
	136	iv.	Elizabeth (1903-)

Family of William Whaley TALBERT (80) & Sarah Jane PARKER (116)

113. Leslie Combs TALBERT. Born in 1864. Leslie Combs died in 1950; he was 86. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

Leslie Combs married Martha COLVILLE. Born in 1865. Martha died in 1942; she was 77. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	137	i.	William Colville
		ii.	Nancy Elizabeth.

114. Charles Gano TALBERT. Born in 1866. Charles Gano died in 1938; he was 72.

Charles Gano married Ida May HAMM.

They had the following children:
	138	i.	Lois (1902-1946)
	139	ii.	Charles Gano (1912-)

115. Nancy TALBERT.

Nancy married Edwin BURRIS.

They had one child:
		i.	William Luther.
			William Luther married Ethel McPHEETERS.

Family of Nancy TALBOTT (81) & John PARKER

116. Sarah Jane PARKER. Born in 1837. Sarah Jane died in 1920; she was 83. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

On January 5, 1854 when Sarah Jane was 17, she married William Whaley TALBERT (80)  [19], son of Daniel TALBOTT (33) (1782-1861) & Anne WHALEY (48) (1815-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1822 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. William Whaley died in Carlisle, Kentucky in 1896; he was 74. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Anna W. Born in 1857. Anna W. died in 1863; she was 6. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.
		ii.	John Chevis.
			Moved to Bloomington, Illinois.

		iii.	Jesse Henry.
			Moved to Missouri.

	113	iv.	Leslie Combs (1864-1950)
	114	v.	Charles Gano (1866-1938)
	115	vi.	Nancy
		vii.	Parker.
			Parker married Frankie FIELDS.
		viii.	William W. Born in 1873. William W. died in 1875; he was 2. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

Family of Daniel McSHANE Jr. (91) & Mary MARTIN

117. Minerva “Minnie” F. McSHANE. Born on August 31, 1868 in Indian Creek, Harrison County, Kentucky.

On December 13, 1893 when Minerva “Minnie” F. was 25, she married Isaac Cunningham SHROPSHIRE, son of William Oscar SHROPSHIRE (1837-1910) & Margaret Henderson CUNNINGHAM (1844-). Born on September 10, 1867 in Clintonville, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Notes on ISAAC C. SHROPSHIRE: [29]
ISAAC C. SHROPSHIRE.-Active, enterprising and progressive, Isaac C. Shropshire ranks high among the esteemed and substantial business men of Cynthiana, where he has a beautiful home. He has for many years been intimately associated with the advancement of the agricultural interests of Harrison county, being the owner and manager of a magnificent farm of four hundred acres, which he devotes to the raising of grain, stock and tobacco. A son of William O. Shropshire, he was born September 10, 1867, near Clintonville, Bourbon county, Kentucky, coming from English ancestry on the paternal side of the house.

Abner Shropshire, his great-grandfather, born in Virginia May 13, 1761, enlisted in the Revolutionary army at the age of seventeen years and served as a soldier throughout the remainder of the war. He married Susan Foster, a native of Virginia, and in 1794, migrated to Kentucky, locating in Bourbon County in pioneer times. On the farm which he improved from the wilderness he lived and labored and there reared his family of children, among whom was a son named James Harvey, who was the next in line of descent.  James Harvey Shropshire continued in the independent occupation of his ancestors, and became quite successful in his agricultural operations, acquiring title to a large farm. He married Maria Harcourt, of Bourbon County, and they became the parents of eight sons, all of whom they trained to habits of industry and honesty. They were devout members of the Christian church, and all of their sons became active workers and official members of that church.

William O. Shropshire, a life-long resident of Bourbon county, Kentucky, was born December 24, 1837, and died November 10, 1910. Brought up in a rural household, he attended first the district schools, completing his early studies at the Transylvania University, in Lexington. He became a farmer from choice and won distinction in his labors, becoming owner of a well-kept farm of four hundred acres, on which he resided until his death. He was a man of sterling worth and a valued member of the Christian church, which he served as an elder for years and to which his widow, who still occupies the home farm, belongs. The maiden name of the wife of William O. Shropshire was Margaret Cunningham. She was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky, a daughter of Thomas L. Cunningham and the second child in order of birth of a family of six children. Her father, an extensive and prominent farmer, was a noted breeder of Short-Horn cattle. Thomas L. Cunningham married, January 4, 1837, Isabelle M. Henderson, who was born in Sandersville Precinct, Fayette County, Kentucky, in December 1818, while his birth occurred in 1810, in Clark County, Kentucky. She was a daughter of James W. and Betsey (Hill) Henderson, and paternal granddaughter of Thomas Henderson, who came from Pennsylvania to Kentucky in pioneer days, locating in Fayette county, and maternal granddaughter of James and Margaret (McCallough) Hill. Her maternal ancestors were of Scotch-Irish descent and stanch members of the Presbyterian Church, belonging to what was known as the old "secular" stock. Of the union of William O. and Margaret (Cunningham) Shropshire five children were born and reared, as follows: Isaac C., the special subject of this brief sketch; W. Clay, of Fayette county; T. A., of Bourbon county; Annabelle, widow of A. B. Wallace of Bourbon county; and W. H., also of Bourbon county.

Brought up on the parental homestead in Bourbon county, Isaac C. Shropshire obtained a substantial knowledge of the three "r's" in the common schools, and on attaining his majority bought eighty acres of raw land adjoining his father's farm. Successful in his operations, he soon repaid his father the money he borrowed when purchasing the land, on which he made many improvements. Subsequently disposing of that property, Mr. Shropshire came to Harrison county in search of a good location, and being pleased with the country roundabout purchased one hundred and twenty-five acres of land on Indian creek, near Colville, and immediately assumed his possession. Here he has made improvements of value, each year adding to the attractions of the place, erecting a commodious residence and substantial farm buildings, his estate being now one of the most desirable rural homes in the county. He has added to the area of his original farm by purchase, now owning and operating four hundred acres of rich and fertile land, on which, in addition to his large annual crops of grain and tobacco, he makes a specialty of raising cattle for export. In 1800, Mr. Shropshire bought a beautiful residence in Cynthiana, where he and his family have since resided, and on January 1, 1911, he was elected president of the Farmers' National Bank of Cynthiana. He is a Democrat in politics, but not an office hunter.

Mr. Shropshire married, December 13, 1893, Minnie F. McShane, who was born on Indian creek, Harrison county, August 31, 1868, a daughter of Daniel McShane, Jr., and granddaughter of Daniel McShane, Sr. Her great-grandfather, Edward McShane, emigrated from Virginia to Kentucky in 1797 or 1798, locating in Harrison county, and on the farm which he purchased died a few months later. Daniel McShane, Sr., was ten years of age when he came with his parents to Kentucky, and he grew to manhood on the parental homestead. Choosing the independent occupation of a farmer, he was successfully engaged in agricultural pursuits until his death, in 1856. He married, in 1802, Nancy Talbert, a native of Virginia, and they became the parents of six children. Daniel McShane, Jr., was born on Indian creek, Harrison county, April 19, 1832, and died on his farm May 15, 1900. Beginning life for himself with limited means, he was exceedingly fortunate in his operations, becoming the owner of a fine farm of three hundred and eighty-five acres, a large part of which he placed under cultivation. He was a Democrat in politics and was also a trustworthy member of the Presbyterian church and had a host of good friends. His wife, whose maiden name was Mary Martin, was born in Harrison county, Kentucky, August 31, 1847, and died May 4, 1872, leaving but one child, Minnie F., now Mrs. Shropshire.

Edwin Martin, the father of Mary Martin, was a son of Joseph Martin, one of the earlier settlers of Harrison county. He married, in 1833, Mrs. Elizabeth (Waits) McClintock, a daughter of John Waits and widow of Samuel McClintock, who died in Bourbon county, Kentucky, July 14, 1827, two years after their marriage, leaving her with one son.

Mr. and Mrs. Shropshire are the parents of two children, namely: Daniel McShane, born July 6, 1891; and Margaret K., born February 16, 1898. Mr. Shropshire is a member of the Indian Creek Christian church, towards the building of which he was a liberal contributor and in which he has served as an elder. Mrs. Shropshire is a member of the Presbyterian church.

They had the following children:
	140	i.	Margaret K. (1898-)
		ii.	Daniel McShane. Born on June 6, 1891.

Family of Nancy Reed ASBURY (92) & Willis RANKIN

118. Mary “Polly” RANKIN. Born in 1835 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Mary “Polly” died on June 19, 1881; she was 46.

On October 14, 1852 when Mary “Polly” was 17, she married John LAWSON, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	141	i.	James Asbury (1856-1919)
	142	ii.	Willis Sebastian (1858-)
		iii.	Nancy Reed. Born on January 1, 1861 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On September 27, 1883 when Nancy Reed was 22, she married Batson A. HUMPHREY, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Sarah E. Born on February 6, 1863. Sarah E. died in 1879; she was 15.
		v.	Joseph. Born on November 6, 1865 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			Joseph married Cora DUVALL.
		vi.	John M. Born on July 4, 1869 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On April 27, 1892 when John M. was 22, he married Betty CARR, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		vii.	David. Born on August 8, 1871 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		viii.	Gideon. Born on February 23, 1874 in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ix.	Minnie C. Born on February 23, 1877 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Minnie C. died on December 20, 1923; she was 46.
			Minnie C. married Sherman HOWARD.
	143	x.	Lucy Neal (1881-1917)

Family of Hannah Neale TALBOTT (93) & Alexander Carter HARROVER

119. Alexander Rufus HARROVER. Born on April 4, 1839 in Sangamon County, Illinois.

Alexander Rufus married Emily Jane MORAN.

They had one child:
	144	i.	Betty Jean (1926-)

Family of Cordelia NORTHCUTT (95) & John Milton FLEMING

120. Virginia Dillard FLEMING. Born on January 15, 1843 in Columbia, Missouri. Virginia Dillard died on January 16, 1925; she was 82.

Virginia Dillard married William Jesse ASHLOCK. Born on March 27, 1840. William Jesse died in Kirksville, Missouri on June 25, 1916; he was 76.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Fleming. Born in Kirksville, Missouri.
		ii.	Carrie H. Born in Kirksville, Missouri. Resided in Fairbury, Nebraska.
			Carrie H. married Levi Kelsey CRAMB.
		iii.	Hugh Thomas. Born in Kirksville, Missouri. Resided in Palo Alto, California.
			Hugh Thomas married Nelle MARSH.
		iv.	Jessie Cornelia. Born in Kirksville, Missouri. Resided in Helena, Montana.
			Jessie Cornelia married John G. BORN.
		v.	Virginia Kate. Born in Kirksville, Missouri. Resided in Kennewich, Washington.
			Virginia Kate married Joseph H. SIEGFREID.

Family of Virginia NORTHCUTT (96) & Richard H. SAMUELS

121. William Lee SAMUELS. Born on November 7, 1851 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. William Lee died in Phoenix, Arizona in July 1932; he was 80.

William Lee married Anna Belle CONWAY, daughter of James CONWAY & Mary Ann PIKE.

They had one child:
	145	i.	William Lee (1874-1931)

Family of Robert Bean THOMAS (98) & Mary “Polly” Ann EWALT

122. Robert Henry THOMAS. Born on August 1, 1839 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Robert Henry died in Buchanan County, Missouri in 1916; he was 76. Buried in Union Cemetery.

On February 11, 1863 when Robert Henry was 23, he married Rebecca FOSTER, in Buchanan County, Missouri. Born in 1843. Rebecca died in Buchanan County, Missouri on March 1, 1930; she was 87. Buried in Union Cemetery.

They had the following children:
	146	i.	Amon (1863-1940)
		ii.	John William. Born on December 2, 1865.
		iii.	Samuel. Born in May 1868.
		iv.	Emma. Born on October 7, 1869.
		v.	Harry. Born in August 1870.
		vi.	Henry L. Born in 1873.
		vii.	Everett Franklin. Born in 1878.
		viii.	Kelly Thomas. Born on January 2, 1881.
		ix.	Maude. Born in 1883.

Family of Martha Eleanor THOMAS (101) & Thomas Jefferson CURRENT

123. Mollie CURRENT. Born on February 2, 1859 in Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky. Mollie died in Paris, Kentucky on July 5, 1932; she was 73.

In 1880 when Mollie was 20, she married Matthias LAIR, son of Matthias LAIR (1813-) & Rowena (Roanna) LAIR. Born in 1852 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Matthias died in Paris, Kentucky in 1909; he was 57.

They had the following children:
	147	i.	Fannie (1881-)
	148	ii.	Ethel (1892-)

124. George Hamilton CURRENT. Born on October 22, 1856 in Ruddle’s Mills, Kentucky. George Hamilton died on March 19, 1933; he was 76. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On October 14, 1886 when George Hamilton was 29, he married Mary TATE, daughter of John TATE & Martha KISER (1822-), in Peacock Pike, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on May 6, 1862. Mary died on September 9, 1945; she was 83. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Pattye. Born on August 12, 1887.
			Pattye married William C. ENDICOTT.

125. Martha Ellen CURRENT. Born on October 1, 1860. Martha Ellen died on April 13, 1953; she was 92. [30]

On December 10, 1879 when Martha Ellen was 19, she married Allen KISER Jr., son of Allen KISER (1806-) & Susan LIVINGSTONE. Born on December 26, 1845 in Kiserton, Kentucky. Allen died on June 13, 1923; he was 77. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.   War Between The States.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 578-579

ALLEN M. KISER, farmer; P. O. Ruddel's Mills. Among the emigrants from Germany to America during the latter part of the seventeenth century, was John Kiser, who settled in Maryland, and there reared a family of two sons and three daughters, viz: Jacob, Polly, Elizabeth, Nancy and John. In 1870, the family moved to Kentucky and located for one year in Fayette County.  They then removed to Bourbon County, where they settled permanently.  They, with the help of a number of other pioneer families, erected a fort on the farm now owned by James P. Kiser; there for a time they resided for mutual protection, though the head of each family soon entered a tract of Government land and began preparing a home. The Kisers secured a large tract of land, and their interests being mutual, they soon developed a fine property. John, the youngest son of the family mentioned, was here married to Miss Ursula, daughter of John Rout, who with his family came from Virginia to the new settlement; he became the possessor of a farm, and subsequently of a mill (both grist and saw), and also later he became interested in a distillery, for the purpose of converting the surplus grain of the community into a more marketable form, by reason of its being less bulky. There were born to John and Ursula a family of twelve children, of whom Allen was the oldest; he was born Sept. 6, 1806, and has spent his life in Ruddel's Mills Precinct; farming has been his principal occupation, though he was also in connection with his sons interested in distilling, in which they failed. Allen was married Jan. 29, 1834, to Susan, daughter of Elias and Catharine (McLair) Livingstone, who is a native of Maryland, and formerly resided in Bracken County, Ky. Six children were born to them, four of whom grew to maturity, viz: Elizabeth, wife of W. A. Brannock, of Cass County, Mo.; Mary, who married Thomas McDonald, and dying left one child, named Raymond; Josie, now Mr. Hamilton, of Cynthiana, and Allen M., whose name appears at head of this sketch. He was born Dec. 26, 1845, and passed his early life on his father's farm; in September of 1862, he enlisted in Co. C, 5th Kentucky Cavalry, under Captain Bedford. He remained in the service until the close of the war, during which time he spent some time under the famous Gen. John A. Morgan, and while with him in Ohio, he was captured and held a prisoner for eight months at Camp Douglass, Chicago; returning to Bourbon County, Ky., at the cessation of hostilities, he married, on June 10, 1867, Miss Minerva, daughter of Saloma Keller. She died Oct. 25, 1876, leaving three children: Laura, Elizabeth and Shelby. Dec. 10, 1879, Mr. Kiser married Miss Ella Current, daughter of Thomas J. Current, on of Gen. Morgan's lieutenants, and who was killed at Green River Bridge. Politically, both Mr. Kiser and his father are Democrats.

They had the following children:
		i.	George. Born on October 23, 1885.
		ii.	Martha Ellen. Born on October 26, 1890.

Family of William Henry THOMAS (102) & Nancy KELLER

126. Keller THOMAS. Born in 1845. Keller died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1914; he was 69.

In 1866 when Keller was 21, he married Martha ANDERSON, daughter of John Miller ANDERSON (1795-1866) & Helena POPE (1808-1891). Born in 1844. Martha died in 1902; she was 58.

They had the following children:
		i.	Henry A. Born on June 17, 1867.
			On October 11, 1893 when Henry A. was 26, he married Emma ALLEN.
	149	ii.	Anna E. (1868-)
	150	iii.	T. William (1870-)
	151	iv.	Nancy Clay (1875-1939)
		v.	George. Born on February 2, 1878. George died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1880; he was 1.

127. Margaret THOMAS. Margaret died in 1858.

Margaret married John B. TALBOTT.

They had one child:
		i.	Nannie.
			Nannie married John C. MORRIS.

Seventh Generation 
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Family of Myrtle WHALEY (105) & William HOWK

128. HOWK.

 married Robert A. OWEN Sr..

They had one child:
		i.	Robert A.

129. William HOWK Jr. Born in 1920. William died on August 15, 1979; he was 59.

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Page 1,   10 August 1967

Long Illness Proves Fatal To W. C. Howk

William Chowning HOWK, 84, President of the National Bank of Cynthiana since 1939, died Thursday, Aug. 3, at Harrison Memorial Hospital after being ill for three years. He was a retired farmer and tobacco dealer, member of the Cynthiana Christian Church and a member of the Cynthiana Elks Lodge No. 438. Surviving him are his wife, Margaret SHROPSHIRE HOWK; two sons W. c. HOWK Jr., Cynthiana, and Daniel McShane HOWK, U.S. Marines, Paris Island, S.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Robert OWEN, Maryland, and Mrs. B.G. PARFET, Michigan; two granddaughters, five grandsons and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Aug. 5, at Whaley Funeral Home by Roy S. HULAN. Burial was at Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Horace POULTER, Lansing NICHOLS, Leslie McKEE, W. O. SHROPSHIRE, Jack MARSHALL, Oren W. DILTZ, and Lark K. BOX. Honorary pallbearers were the Board of Directors of the National Bank, Board of Directors of battle Grove Cemetery, T. R. TOADVIVNE, William H. CONWAY, Harry S. TAYLOR, Larry DOUGLAS, William PENNIMAN, Joe. W. TAYLOR and Lawsrence B. FULLER.. An Elks Memorial Service was held at the Funeral Home on Friday.

Monday 20 Aug. 1979

Train Kills William Howk at Bridge Street Crossing

William Chowning HOWK Jr., 59, mostly known as "Catfish", was killed Wednesday at 8:05 p.m. when he was struck by a southbound L & N train near the Bridge Street crossing. "He just kind of dove in front of the train", said Johnny SORRELL, witness to the accident.  The train didn't have  time to stop.

Several of HOWK's belongings were found near the accident scene on an old parked car-a wallet and a cigarette lighter he had taken from his pockets. County Coroner Ed WHALEY said a coroner's inquest will be held and an autopsy performed to determine the official cause of death.  HOWK lived at Route 5, Harrison ccounty with his stepmother, Mrs. W.C. HOWK, Sr.  He worked part time for Donald EDWARDS as a plumber. "I guess he worked for me for the last 20 years off and on." Said EDWARDS.  "He worked with about every plumber in town."

A veteran of World War 11, HOWK served in the 3rd Raider Battalion of the U.S.Marine Corps and in the U.S. Air Force.

He was honorably discharged and was a member of the P. Rennaker Bedford Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.  HOWK was also a member of the Cynthiana Christian Church.

Survivors include one daughter, Martha Dan HOWK YATES of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Robert OWENS of Chevy Chase, Md.; a half-sister, Mrs. B.G. PARFET of Scottsdale, Ariz., and a half-brother, Dan HOWK of Harrison County. Graveside services were held at Battlegrove  (sic) Cemetery Saturday at 10 a. m..  The Rev. Larry W. BISHOP conducted the funeral.

Child:
		i.	Martha Dan.
			Martha Dan married YATES.

Family of Jesse H. BOULDEN (109) & Varille MOORE

130. Nannie BOULDEN.

Nannie married WOOLFOLK.

They had the following children:
	152	i.	Vera
		ii.	Carl.

131. Lizzie BOULDEN. Lizzie died in 1892.

Lizzie first married Dr. Henry RAINES.

On March 14, 1877 Lizzie second married John G. SMEDLEY, son of Aaron SMEDLEY Jr. (1794-1863) & Catherine HUGHES. Born on February 20, 1836 in Carlisle, Kentucky.

JOHN G. SMEDLEY, [31] merchant; P. O. Millersburg; was born Feb. 20, 1836, to Aaron and Catharine (Hughs) Smedley, she was a daughter of Jesse and Priscilla (Parker) Hughs, both of whom died in Carlisle, the former in 1863, the latter in 1856; Aaron Smedley was born in Paris, Ky., July 25, 1794, died Sept. 7, 1863; he was a son of Aaron, who was born in Pennsylvania, April 4, 1764; died June 31, 1836; his wife was Rebecca Leer; born Dec. 15, 1765, died July 16; 1828; he built the first shingle-roof house in Paris. The subject of this sketch is the oldest of Aaron Smedley, Jr.'s children, who were: John G., Wm., who was twice married; first to a Miss Howell, of New York City, afterward to a Miss Burns, of Leavenworth, Kan., now deceased; he resides in Salt Lake City, engaged in mining and the insurance business; Joseph (deceased), married a Miss Jamison, of Paris, and left two daughters: Broadus, residing with his mother, near Hutchinson Station; Elizabeth died in childhood; Aaron, Jr., engaged in mercantile business in St. Louis; Catharine was a Mrs. Harry Forrester, who is a merchant in Chicago; John G. remained upon the farm with his parents until fifteen years of age, when he entered the store of G. B. & A. Hale, of Lexington, where he continued until the years 1854-5, when he attended the Baptist College at Georgetown, during the years 1857-8; he was engaged in the mercantile business with Upstill, Pierson & Co., of St. Louis; in February, 1859, he came to Millersburg and entered into partnership in the mercantile business with Mr. J. M. Hughs, County Clerk of Bourbon; this firm still continues, doing the largest business in the village. Mr. Smedley was married Oct. 28, 1862, to Miss Mattie Boulden, daughter of Nathan Boulden; by this marriage there was a son, who died in infancy, and a daughter, Maud S., born Oct. 14, 1867; the mother of these died Nov. 22, 1872; he was remarried March 14, 1877, to Mrs. Lizzie Rains, widow of Dr. Rains, of Millersburg; this marriage took place at Jacksonville, Fla., and after traveling through the South, he returned to his business; by this marriage there are two children, viz : Mary, born Dec. 21, 1877; Graham, born Nov. 10, 1879; the mother is a daughter of Jesse Boulden (see history). He is a member of the Baptist Church, she of the Christian; he is a member of the Knights Templar, an enterprising, energetic, and prominent mail in business circles.

JOHN G. SMEDLEY. [32]  Numbered among the honored citizens and representative business men of Millersburg, Bourbon county, Mr. Smedley is entitled to definite recognition in this publication. He is junior member of the firm of Corrington & Smedley, who conduct a large and prosperous enterprise as dealers in general merchandise and whose well equipped establishment is one of the foremost in the thriving little city of Millersburg.

Mr. Smedley views with a due measure of satisfaction the fact that he claims Kentucky as the place of his nativity and that in both the agnatic and maternal lines he is a scion of honored pioneer families of this favored commonwealth. He was born at Carlisle, Nicholas county, on the 20th of February, 1836, and is a son of Aaron and Catherine (Hughes) Smedley, the former of whom was born in Bourbon county, this state, and the latter in Nicholas county. The father devoted the major part of his active career to merchandising and farming, and both he and his wife were residents of Bourbon county at the time of their death. They became the parents of six children, of whom five sons and one daughter are now living.

John G. Smedley gained his early educational discipline in the common schools of Bourbon county, where he was reared to maturity, and later he was afforded higher educational advantages through attendance at Georgetown College, at Georgetown, this state. Prior to entering this institution he had initiated his experience in connection with the practical affairs of life, as he began clerking in a general store in the city of Lexington when but fifteen years of age. After leaving college he went to the city of St. Louis, Missouri, where he held a clerical position in a mercantile establishment for some time. In 1859 he took up his residence in Millersburg, Kentucky, where he engaged in the general Merchandise business in partnership with his maternal uncle, James M. Hughes. This association was maintained for several years and Mr. Smedley then formed a partnership with James M. Batterton, with whom he continued to be associated in the same line of enterprise until the death of Mr. Batterton, about the year 1882. Shortly afterward he again entered into partnership with his uncle, Mr. Hughes, later he was associated for a time with Alexander Butler, and in 1897 the latter was succeeded by C. W. Corrington. Since that time the business has been successfully continued under the firm name of Corrington & Smedley. Mr. Smedley has the distinction of being the oldest merchant engaged in active business in Millersburg, so far as years of active identification with local business affairs is concerned, and during more than half a century of dealing with the people of this community he has maintained an inviolable reputation for fair and honorable business methods and sterling integrity of character, the gracious result of which has been that no citizen commands a greater measure of popular confidence and respect.

Mr. Smedley has always done his part in the support of measures and enterprises projected for the general good of the community, and while he has never sought or desired political preferment he has accorded a staunch allegiance to the cause of the Democratic party. He is affiliated with Amity Lodge, No. 40, Free & Accepted Masons, of which he is past master, and for the past half century he has been a zealous member of the Baptist church in Millersburg.

At Millersburg, in the year 1861, was solemnized the marriage of Mr. Smedley to Miss Martha Boulden, who was summoned to the life eternal in 1872. Of this union were born two children--Claude, who died at the age of two years, and Maude S., who is the wife of Dr. C. Bruce Smith, of Millersburg, of whom specific mention is made on other pages of this work.   In 1877 Mr. Smedley contracted a second marriage, having then been united to Mrs. Elizabeth (Boulden) Raines, widow of Dr. Henry Raines, who was one of the representative physicians and surgeons of Bourbon county at the time of his demise, Mrs. Smedley passed away in the year 1892 and is survived by two children born of her marriage to Mr. Smedley--Mary H., who is the wife of Dr. Ernest Boston, of San Antonio, Texas, and Graham B., who is engaged in the practice of law at Midland, Texas, and who is serving as prosecuting attorney of Midland county at the time of this writing, in 1910. The honored subject of this review now resides in the home of his son-in-law, Dr. C. Bruce Smith, and though venerable in years he is alert and vigorous, while he finds pleasure in being surrounded by leal and loyal friends in the community that has been his home and the scene of his well directed efforts during the long period of more than half a century.

They had the following children:
	153	i.	Mary (1877-)
		ii.	Graham. Born on November 10, 1879.

132. Fannie BOULDEN.

On October 30, 1873 Fannie married Dr. Silas W. HURST, son of William HURST & Susan J. EVANS. Born on October 28, 1849.

SILAS W. HURST, [33] physician; P. O. Millersburg; is a son of William and Susan J. (Evans) Hurst, both of whom are now living; she a daughter of Jesse and Hannah (Pitts) Evans; she of William B. Pitts, and his wife a Miss Goddard, who was a native of England, emigrated to Virginia. The Pitts family settled near Poplar Plains, Fleming County, about fifty years ago. William Hurst was a son of Fielding J. Hurst, who died with cholera in 1833, in Fleming County, his wife was a Miss Hickerson; both were natives of Virginia; settled in Fleming County at an early date. The subject of this sketch was born Oct. 28, 1849, received from his parents a liberal education, attended the University of Louisville, from which he graduated in March, 1872, subsequently locating in Charleston, Miss., where he remained a few months, then came to Millersburg, where he has since resided and built up a remunerative practice in his profession. He possesses natural business tact, which he utilizes in speculations, which return him a considerable emolument. He was married Oct. 30, 1873, to Miss Fannie G. Boulden (see Jesse Boulden hist.), by which marriage two sons have been born: Edgar, May 1, 1876, Jesse Henry, Aug. 5, 1877. Dr. Hurst has been honored by the people in the various village offices, a Democrat politically, a highly respected and esteemed citizen, a member of both the Odd Fellows and Masonic Orders, and with his family connected with the Baptist Church, in which he holds the office of Deacon.

They had the following children:
	154	i.	Edgar
		ii.	Jesse Henry.

133. Carrie BOULDEN.

Carrie married John C. CRUTCHFIELD.

They had the following children:
		i.	William.
		ii.	John.

Family of Lafayette ENDICOTT (111) & Mary Jane CURRENT

134. Thomas Current ENDICOTT. Born on August 26, 1877. Thomas Current died on February 1, 1949; he was 71.

On August 3, 1911 when Thomas Current was 33, he married Mimmie CLEVELAND. Born in 1879. Mimmie died in Lexington, Kentucky on April 6, 1954; she was 75. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	155	i.	Thomas Current (1912-)
	156	ii.	Howard William (1919-)

Family of Charles T. EALES (112) & Martha “Mollie”  E. CURRENT

135. Charles T. EALES. Born in 1884 in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Charles T. died in 1937; he was 53.

On February 12, 1913 when Charles T. was 29, he married Lula CONWAY. Born on May 15, 1887. Lula died on February 5, 1934; she was 46. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

They had one child:
	157	i.	Lela Garnett (1914-)

136. Elizabeth EALES. Born on May 25, 1903.

Elizabeth first married Turney CLAY.

On August 18, 1926 when Elizabeth was 23, she second married Hiram Guinn STICKLEY, in California. Born on January 20, 1898 in St. Louis, Missouri.

They had one child:
	158	i.	Hiram Guinn (1927-)

Family of Leslie Combs TALBERT (113) & Martha COLVILLE

137. William Colville TALBERT.

William Colville married Lena CURTIS.

They had one child:
	159	i.	Robert Leslie

Family of Charles Gano TALBERT (114) & Ida May HAMM

138. Lois TALBERT. Born in 1902 in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Lois died in 1946; she was 44. Buried in Carlisle, Kentucky.

Lois married MATHERS.

They had one child:
		i.	Taylor Talbert.

139. Charles Gano TALBERT. Born on February 21, 1912 in Nicholas County, Kentucky.

On June 29, 1940 when Charles Gano was 28, he married Dorothy May JARETT, daughter of Benjamin Albert JARETT & Bessie GARDNER, in Floydsburg, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Ben Jarett. Born on September 13, 1945 in Louisville, Kentucky.
			On May 6, 1977 when Ben Jarett was 31, he married Linda POOLE.

Family of Minerva “Minnie” F. McSHANE (117) & Isaac Cunningham SHROPSHIRE

140. Margaret K. SHROPSHIRE. Born on February 16, 1898.

Margaret K. married William HOWK, son of George HOWK Jr. (1859-) & Mattie O’NEAL. Born in 1883. William died on August 3, 1967; he was 84.

Long Illness Proves Fatal To W. C. Howk

William Chowning HOWK, 84, President of the National Bank of Cynthiana since 1939, died Thursday, Aug. 3, at Harrison Memorial Hospital after being ill for three years. He was a retired farmer and tobacco dealer, member of the Cynthiana Christian Church and a member of the Cynthiana Elks Lodge No. 438. Surviving him are his wife, Margaret SHROPSHIRE HOWK; two sons W. c. HOWK Jr., Cynthiana, and Daniel McShane HOWK, U.S. Marines, Paris Island, S.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Robert OWEN, Maryland, and Mrs. B.G. PARFET, Michigan; two granddaughters, five grandsons and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Aug. 5, at Whaley Funeral Home by Roy S. HULAN. Burial was at Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Horace POULTER, Lansing NICHOLS, Leslie McKEE, W. O. SHROPSHIRE, Jack MARSHALL, Oren W. DILTZ, and Lark K. BOX. Honorary pallbearers were the Board of Directors of the National Bank, Board of Directors of battle Grove Cemetery, T. R. TOADVIVNE, William H. CONWAY, Harry S. TAYLOR, Larry DOUGLAS, William PENNIMAN, Joe. W. TAYLOR and Lawsrence B. FULLER.. An Elks Memorial Service was held at the Funeral Home on Friday. [24]
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Note: William Howk’s ancestry is speculation at this juncture, based upon the Perrin article of George Howk, Jr.--REF

They had the following children:
		i.	Daniel McShane.
		ii.	UNNAMED.
			 married B.G. PARFET.

Family of Mary “Polly” RANKIN (118) & John LAWSON

141. James Asbury LAWSON. Born on February 8, 1856. James Asbury died on December 28, 1919; he was 63.

James Asbury married Ida Jane CLARK.

They had one child:
	160	i.	Cleo

142. Willis Sebastian LAWSON. Born on April 29, 1858.

Willis Sebastian married Mary Elizabeth WOOD.

They had one child:
	161	i.	Edna Catherine

143. Lucy Neal LAWSON. Born on June 6, 1881 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Lucy Neal died on March 15, 1917; she was 35.

Lucy Neal married Robert BECKETT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Malle. Born on February 27, 1905 in Waynesville, Ohio. Malle died in Florence, Kentucky in 1982; she was 76.
			On June 19, 1926 when Malle was 21, she first married James Davis LUCAS, in Newport, Kentucky.
			On February 1, 1949 when Malle was 43, she second married Clifford G. COYLE.
		ii.	Denver Lawson. Born on October 14, 1908.
			On March 24, 1934 when Denver Lawson was 25, he married Anna Mary HATTERICK, in Harrison County, Kentucky.
		iii.	James Owen (Never married). Born on June 22, 1911.

Family of Alexander Rufus HARROVER (119) & Emily Jane MORAN

144. Betty Jean HARROVER. Born on October 31, 1926.

Betty Jean married Earl Anderson BEASLEY.

They had one child:
		i.	Sue Evelyn. Born on May 11, 1957.
			Sue Evelyn married John Richard JACKSON.

Family of William Lee SAMUELS (121) & Anna Belle CONWAY

145. Dr. William Lee SAMUELS Jr. Born on November 11, 1874 in Jeffersonville, Indiana. William Lee died in Reno, Nevada on November 1, 1931; he was 56.

On July 21, 1897 when William Lee was 22, he married Mary Gail STOUT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Delores. Born on November 24, 1899.
		ii.	Frank William. Born on October 22, 1903. Resided in Reno, Nevada.
			Frank William married Mabel Virginia McKINNON.

Family of Robert Henry THOMAS (122) & Rebecca FOSTER

146. Amon THOMAS. Born on November 18, 1863 in Buchanan County, Missouri. Amon died in Buchanan County, Missouri on December 2, 1940; he was 77. Buried in Union Cemetery.

In 1890 when Amon was 26, he married Nancy C. “Nannie” CAMPBELL. Nancy C. “Nannie” died on February 24, 1892 in Buchanan County, Missouri. Buried in Union Cemetery.

They had the following children:
	162	i.	Willard H. (1888-1968)
		ii.	Harry C. Born in 1887 in Buchanan County, Missouri. Harry C. died in 1887 in Buchanan County, Missouri. Buried in Union Cemetery.

Family of Mollie CURRENT (123) & Matthias LAIR

147. Fannie LAIR. Born in 1881.

In 1902 when Fannie was 21, she married Frank B. WRIGHT, son of John Ward WRIGHT (1852-1935) & Fannie B. ARDERY (1854-1926). Born in 1876. Frank B. died on September 9, 1955; he was 79.

They had the following children:
	163	i.	Mattie A. (1903-)
	164	ii.	Mary Francis (1906-)
		iii.	Ward.

148. Ethel LAIR. Born in 1892 in Lair Station, Harrison County, Kentucky.

In 1912 when Ethel was 20, she married Huston RION. Born in 1874 in Paris, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Gladys. Born in 1913.

Family of Keller THOMAS (126) & Martha ANDERSON

149. Anna E. THOMAS. Born on December 6, 1868 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On December 9, 1891 when Anna E. was 23, she married William Gerrard TALBOT.

They had the following children:
		i.	Marie Dudley. Born on June 27, 1900.
			Marie Dudley married Frank W. SLEDD. Born on January 15, 1917.
		ii.	Martha Anderson. Born on October 27, 1900.
		iii.	William Garrard. Born on October 5, 1909.

150. T. William THOMAS. Born on December 4, 1870.

In 1902 when T. William was 31, he married Edith COHEN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Jean E. Born on September 3, 1903.
			In August 1921 when Jean E. was 17, she married Roy SPRAGUE.
		ii.	William Keller. Born on September 16, 1905.

151. Nancy Clay THOMAS. Born on July 12, 1875 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Nancy Clay died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on March 3, 1939; she was 63.

 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume
 106

 Mrs. Clay Thomas Ewalt.
 DAR ID Number: 105955
 Born in Bourbon County, Ky.
 Wife of Joe H. Ewalt.
 Descendant of Abraham Frye, Maj. John Hinkston, John Strode, Moses
 Thomas, and Thomas Pope, as follows:
 1. Keller Thomas (b. 1844) m. 1866 Martha Anderson (1844-1902).
 2. William Henry Thomas (1818-1900) m. 1838 Nancy Keller (1821-86); John
 Miller Anderson (1795-1866) m. 1829 Helena Pope (1808-91).
 3. George Thomas m. 1817 Susanna Strode; Abraham Keller (1777-1834) m.
 1799 Margaret Anderson (1784-1866); William Pope (b. 1785) m. Mary Fair
 (1788-1839).
 4. Moses Thomas m. Elizabeth Whaley; Jacob Keller m. Elizabeth Frye (d.
 1837); James Strode (b. 1765) m. 1791 Margaret Forman; Thomas Pope m.
 Phyliss Ann Bland.
 5. Abraham Frye m. Agnes Ann Frye; John Strode m. Mary Bayles (b. 1739).
 Abraham Frye served, 1778, as private in the 1st battalion of Cumberland
 County, Pennsylvania militia, Capt. Charles McClay's company. He was born
 in Pennsylvania; died in Fallowfield, Pa.
 John Hinkston (1740-1810) served in the warfare of Kentucky. He was
 captured by the Indians, but made his escape. A station is named after
 him. He was born in Virginia; died in Kentucky.
 Also No. 82512.
 John Strode, a patriot, built Strode's Station, which, in 1780, was
 besieged by Indians. He was born in Virginia; died in Clarke County, Ky.
 Moses Thomas (1756-1821) was a private in Capt. John Payton Harrison's
 company, 2nd regiment of Virginia troops. He was born in Loudoun County,
 Va.; died in Bourbon County, Ky.
 Thomas Pope served in the navy as a mariner. He was born in Virginia;
 died in Lancaster County, Ky.

On November 19, 1903 when Nancy Clay was 28, she married Joseph Hedges EWALT, son of Joseph Henry EWALT (1828-1877) & Henrietta HEDGES (1839-1917). Born on July 16, 1865 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Joseph Hedges died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 4, 1956; he was 90.

HISTORY OF KENTUCKY AND KENTUCKIANS, E. Polk Johnson, three volumes, Lewis Publishing Co., New York & Chicago, 1912. Common version,  Vol. III, pp. 1357-1360.   [Bourbon County]

JOSEPH HEDGEs EWALT.-In view of the nomadic spirit that has grown to animate the American people to so great an extent, it is pleasing to find in any community representatives of old and honored families whose names have been long and prominently identified therewith and to find such scions worthily and successfully carrying forward the industrial enterprises of the sections in which they were born and reared. This is significantly true of Mr. Ewalt, who is numbered among the essentially representative agriculturists and stock-growers of Bourbon county and who owns and resides upon the fine old homestead plantation which figured as the place of his nativity.

Joseph Hedges Ewalt, an honored representative of one of the sterling pioneer families of Bourbon county, was born on his present homestead in Centerville precinct, that county, on the 15th of July, 1865. He is a son of Joseph Henry and Henrietta (Hedges) Ewalt, both likewise natives of Bourbon county, where the former was born November 27, 1828, and the latter, August 6, 1839. Joseph Henry Ewalt was a son of Samuel and Cynthia (Pugh) Ewalt, both of whom were natives of Bourbon county, where the former was ushered into the world August 12, 1792, and the latter on the 30th of March, 1795. Samuel Ewalt was a son of Henry Ewalt, who was born in Germany, on the 27th of January, 1754, and who was a lad of eleven years at the time when his parents, John and Sarah Ewalt, severed the ties that bound them to their fatherland and emigrated to America. They established their home in what is now Bedford county, Pennsylvania, and there they passed the residue of their long and useful lives. Henry Ewalt was reared to maturity in the old Keystone state, and it was his to render gallant service as a soldier in the Continental line in the war of the Revolution. On the 10th of December, 1777, about one month prior to his twenty-fourth birthday, he was commissioned ensign of the Sixth Company of the First Battalion of Pennsylvania Militia, and it was with this command that he played well his part in the great conflict through which oppression was hurled back and the boon of liberty gained. He married Mrs.. Elizabeth (Frye) Keller, widow of Jacob Keller and daughter of Abraham, Sr., and Agnes Ann Frye. Abraham Frye, Sr., was born in Frederick county, Virginia. He was a member of Captain Charles McClay's company of the First Battalion of Cumberland county (Pennsylvania) militia during the Revolutionary war.

In 1788 Henry and Elizabeth Ewalt removed from Pennsylvania to Kentucky and numbered themselves among the pioneers of Bourbon county. Their original homestead was that now owned and occupied by their great-grandson, Joseph H. Ewalt, whose name initiates this article. Here Henry Ewalt and his wife continued to reside until they were summoned to that "undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler returns," and they contributed their quota to the development and upbuilding of this now opulent section of the Blue Grass state. On the 4th of August, 1788, John Hagin, of Mercer county, deeded to Henry Ewalt two hundred acres of land north of Cooper's Run, Bourbon county, for a consideration of one hundred and ten poundsabout five hundred dollars-and on this homestead Henry Ewalt died in September, 1829. Elizabeth Ewalt died in 1837. Their remains are interred in the family burying ground on the old homestead. The property has never passed out of the hands of the Ewalt family, by which it has thus been retained for nearly a century and a quarter.

Samuel Ewalt was born and reared in Bourbon county, and he contributed his quota to the reclamation and development of the home farm, while his educational advantages were limited to the primitive schools of the pioneer epoch. He became the owner of a large and valuable landed estate in Bourbon county and was one of the most successful planters of this section of the state, where he was influential in public affairs. He married Cynthia Pugh December 24, 1817. She was the daughter. of Joseph and Elizabeth (Hunt) Pugh. Joseph Pugh, in Bedford county, Virginia, in the spring of 1777, was commissioned a lieutenant

in the Fourteenth Virginia Regiment, upon Continental establishment. Cynthia (Pugh) Ewalt died September 28, 1833. His second marriage. was to Eliza Porter Smith, of Harrison county, on June 7, 1834. She was born August 27, 1799, and died February 29, 1852. Samuel Ewalt died August 28, 1878.

Joseph Henry Ewalt, the sixth in order of birth of the children of Samuel and Cynthia (Pugh) Ewalt, was reared to maturity on the old homestead plantation and was afforded such advantages as were offered in the common schools of the locality and period. On the 18th of December, 1856, was solemnized his marriage to Sophia M. Spears (born September 6, 1838), who died August 27, 1857. On the 10th of December, 1863, he wedded Henrietta Hedges, a daughter of Samuel (see sketch of Joseph Hedges on other pages of this work) and Rebecca (Moran) Hedges, members of well known pioneer families of Bourbon county. Rebecca (Moran) Hedges [born August 26, 1815, died February 9, 1893,] was the daughter of Edward B. and Letitia (Clay) Moran and granddaughter of Samuel and Nancy (Winn) Clay. Samuel Clay enlisted in the Revolutionary war in 1777, when less than sixteen years old, and followed General Greene throughout the campaign of the Carolinas.

Joseph Henry Ewalt well upheld the prestige of the family name and continued to be numbered among the representative agriculturists and stock-growers of his native county, until his death, which occurred on the 15th Of August, 1877. He was a man of strong character and most generous impulses,-direct. kind-hearted and sincere,-and no citizen commanded a fuller measure of popular confidence and esteem. His wife still survives hill' and has attained to the venerable age of seventy-one years (1910). She resides on the old homestead with her son Joseph H., and this place is endeared to her by the gracious memories and associations of the past. Her husband lived until his death, and virtually his entire life was passed on the ancestral estate, of a considerable portion of which Ile became the owner. The homestead, as now constituted, comprises two hundred and fifteen acres, and is one of the well improved an" valuable farm properties of the county Joseph Henry Ewalt was a staunch adherent of the Democratic party and ever manifested a lively interest in public affairs, though he never desired or held political office. He was affiliated with the Masonic fraternity. Hiswidow has been a devoted adherent of the Christian church for over fifty years. Concerning the four children the following record is entered: Joseph Hedges, the eldest of the number, was born July 15, 1865, as has already been noted in this context; Rebecca Ann, who was born January 11, 1867, died on the 17th of the following September; Lily, who was born April 20, 1869, died November 15, 1885; and Lettie Clay, who was born December 31, 1870, died April 15, 1874. Thus the subject of this review is the only surviving child.

Joseph Hedges Ewalt found his early experiences compassed by the scenes, incidents and work of the home farm, and after duly availing himself of the advantages of the public schools of his native county he continued his studies for three years in the Kentucky University, now known as Transylvania University, at Lexington. Later he completed an effective course in the celebrated Eastman Business College, at Poughkeepsie, New York, in which institution he was graduated as a member of the class of 1884. He then went to the city of Delaware, Ohio, where for the three ensuing years he held the position of bookkeeper for the Delaware Wagon Company, one of the leading industrial concerns of that place. In March, 1887, Mr. Ewalt returned to the fine old homestead, and here be has since been actively and -successfully engaged in agricultural pursuits and stock-raising, in which latter department he has gained special prominence as a breeder of high-grade Short-horn cattle and Southdown sheep. He is progressive in connection with his business activities and avails himself of the best modern facilities in carrying forward the various departments of his farm industry. Everything about the attractive old homestead bears evidence of thrift and prosperity, and he has every reason to find satisfaction in the fact that he has not wavered in his allegiance to the vocation under whose influences he was reared, as his success has been of unequivocal order, the while his course hag been such as to retain to him the high regard of the community in which virtually his entire life has been passed.

As a man of strong intellectuality and well fortified opinions, Mr. Ewalt has been influential in public affairs of a local character, and lie is ever ready to lend his co-operation in the promotion of enterprises and undertakings that tend to advance the general welfare of the community. Though showing no predilection for official preferment, he clings to the faith in which he was reared and is a stalwart in the camp of the Democratic party. Both he and his wife are members of the Christian church and are earnest and liberal in the support of the various departments of its work.

 This review would stultify its consistency were there failure to make special note of the prominent position held by Mr. Ewalt in the time-honored Masonic fraternity, of which he is one of the most influential members in his native state. He has completed the circle of both the York and Scottish Rites, in which latter he has attained to the thirty-second degree, being affiliated with the Grand Consistory, A. A. S. R., in the city of Louisville, Kentucky. He has not only passed the various official chairs in each of the four subordinate bodies of York Rite Masonry, in which his maximum affiliation is with Cynthiana Commandery, No. 16, Knights Templar, at Cynthiana, Kentucky, but he has also been called to high official station in the state organizations of these bodies. Thus it may be noted, that he is at the present time Grand Senior Warden of the Kentucky Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons, and thus in line of advancement to the supreme office, that of Grand Master. He is Past Grand High Priest of the Kentucky Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons; Past Grand Master of the state Grand Council of Royal & Select Masters; and Past Grand Commander of the Kentucky Grand Commandery of Knights Templar.' In 1912 he will, in course of regular events, succeed to the exalted office of Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the state, the highest position in the gift of the ancient-craft Masons of this jurisdiction. Upon his advancement to this position he will be one of only eight persons who have served as head of each of the Grand Bodies of York Rite 'Masons in the state of Kentucky. He is also affiliated with the adjunct bodies, the Order of the Eastern Star and the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, in which he is identified with Oleika Temple, at Lexington, Kentucky. Mr. Ewalt has been a close and appreciative student of Masonic history, traditions and both the esoteric and exoteric phases of its work, and few are better fortified in such knowledge. He holds membership also in the Knights of Pythias and the Kentucky Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Five of his ancestors served in the Revolutionary war.

In the historic home of William Garrard Talbot, at Mount Lebanon, Bourbon county, on the 19th of November, 1903,  was solemnized the marriage of Mr. Ewalt to Miss Nancy Clay Thomas, who was born in this county on the 17th of July, 1875, and who is a woman of culture and most gracious personality, being thus a charming chatelaine of the beautiful home over which she presides.

Mrs. Ewalt is the daughter of Keller and Martha (Anderson) Thomas, both of whom were born in Kentucky, the former on the 12th of October, 1845, in Bourbon county, and the latter on the 20th of February, 1844, in Harrison county, both being representatives of old and honored families of the Blue Grass state. Mrs. Thomas died in Bourbon county on the 29th of August, 1902, and Mr.Thomas now resides in the home of his son Henry A., in the city of Pontiac, Michigan. They became the parents of five children: Henry A., Anna, William, Nancy Clay and George, and of the number, William and George are deceased. Anna is a resident of Bourbon county, the wife of William Garrard Talbot, of whom mention is made on other pages of this work. Mrs. Ewalt is the great-great-granddaughter of Moses Thomas, one of the 1779 pioneers of Kentucky. Keller Thomas, her father, enlisted in the Confederate army at the age of sixteen years and served under General John Hunt Morgan. His daughters, Mrs. Ewalt and Mrs. Talbot, are enthusiastic members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The latter served two years as president of the state organization. Mr. and Mrs. Ewalt have two charming little daughters, Anne Thomas, born October 13, 1904, and Josephine Hedges, born July 4, 1906.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ann Thomas. Born on October 13, 1904 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On April 15, 1933 when Ann Thomas was 28, she first married Cloyde Edwin McKINLEY. Born on September 6, 1894 in Chicago, Illinois. Cloyde Edwin died on August 20, 1938; he was 43.
			On March 23, 1957 when Ann Thomas was 52, she second married Frederick James SMITH. Frederick James died on May 31, 1966 in Northbrook, Illinois.
		ii.	Josephine Hedges. Born on July 4, 1906 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Josephine Hedges died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on February 18, 1996; she was 89.

Eighth Generation 
_________________________________________
Family of Nannie BOULDEN (130) & WOOLFOLK

152. Vera WOOLFOLK.

Vera married LINDSAY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles
		ii.	Laurel

Family of Lizzie BOULDEN (131) & John G. SMEDLEY

153. Mary SMEDLEY. Born on December 21, 1877.

Mary married Dr. Ernest BOSTON.

They had the following children:
		i.	Graham
		ii.	Elizabeth
		iii.	John

Family of Fannie BOULDEN (132) & Dr. Silas W. HURST

154. Edgar HURST.

Edgar married Kate RANKIN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Rankin
		ii.	Jess

Family of Thomas Current ENDICOTT (134) & Mimmie CLEVELAND

155. Thomas Current ENDICOTT Jr. Born on November 11, 1912 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.   World War II. [34]

On June 17, 1939 when Thomas Current was 26, he married Ida Brown ROGERS, daughter of Fon ROGERS & Ida BROWN. Born in 1914 in Pikeville, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Thomas Current (1940-)
		ii.	Pattye Rogers (1946-)
		iii.	Samuel (1949-)

156. Howard William ENDICOTT. Born on May 30, 1919 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. Buried in World War II.

Howard William married Patricia Elizabeth McCONNELL, daughter of Kenneth McCONNELL & Aneta THOMAS.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Howard (1949-)
		ii.	Delia Thomas (1954-)
		iii.	Kenney (1955-)

Family of Charles T. EALES (135) & Lula CONWAY

157. Lela Garnett EALES. Born on March 10, 1914.

On December 28, 1936 when Lela Garnett was 22, she married George HILL.

They had one child:
		i.	Jennie (1945-)

Family of Elizabeth EALES (136) & Hiram Guinn STICKLEY

158. Hiram Guinn STICKLEY. Born on May 28, 1927 in Los Angeles, California.

On July 21, 1951 when Hiram Guinn was 24, he married Janice Maurine SMITH. Born on June 24, 1928 in Los Angeles, California.

They had the following children:
		i.	Paul Hiram (1953-)
		ii.	Jeannie Maurine (1956-)

Family of William Colville TALBERT (137) & Lena CURTIS

159. Robert Leslie TALBERT.

Robert Leslie married Eleanor FALCONER.

They had the following children:
		i.	Susan
		ii.	Robert Leslie
		iii.	Jane Ellen

Family of James Asbury LAWSON (141) & Ida Jane CLARK

160. Cleo LAWSON.

Cleo married Ralph E. LOHMAN.

They had one child:
		i.	Ralph O.

Family of Willis Sebastian LAWSON (142) & Mary Elizabeth WOOD

161. Edna Catherine LAWSON.

Edna Catherine married Thomas Carl MARSHALL.

They had one child:
		i.	Margaret Willis

Family of Amon THOMAS (146) & Nancy C. “Nannie” CAMPBELL

162. Willard H. THOMAS. Born on October 8, 1888 in Buchanan County, Missouri. Willard H. died in Buchanan County, Missouri on February 22, 1968; he was 79. Buried in Union Cemetery.

Willard H. married Genevieve FINNEY. Born on January 24, 1898.

They had the following children:
		i.	Donald Amon (1917-1918)
		ii.	Willard Burton (1919-)
		iii.	Harry Norman (1921-)
		iv.	Mary Lou (1925-)

Family of Fannie LAIR (147) & Frank B. WRIGHT

163. Mattie A. WRIGHT. Born in 1903.

Mattie A. first married Robert REISTER.

They had the following children:
		i.	June
		ii.	Robert
		iii.	Lair B.

Mattie A. second married Raymond KENDALL.

164. Mary Francis WRIGHT. Born in 1906.

Mary Francis first married Frank E. EATON.

They had one child:
		i.	Frank

Mary Francis second married Eugene CECIL.

Sources 

1. Descendants of James Burden (1740-1806), James Whaley (1684-1750), Henry Talbott (1745-1819) by Karl Rosenberg, p. 591
2. Rosenberg, p. 591.
3. Kentucky Records, Volume I, BOURBON COUNTY WILL ABSTRACTS, Contributed by Mrs. William Breckenridge Ardery, Jemima Johnson Chapter, Paris, Kentucky), p. 28.
4. “Thomas Alexander Frazer Family Bible,” "Kentucky Pioneer and Court Records”, Keystone Printery, Lexington, Ky., 1929, Miss Nellie Frazer, Cynthiana, Harrison Co., Ky.
5. Another source (unnamed) lists her as Ketturah “Kitty”.  Talbott researcher Karl Rosenberg lists her as “Keturah” (p. 592).
6. Ellen Martin, Jan. 22, 2000, ellenmartin@exotrope.net.
7. Rosenberg, p. 592.
8. Rosenberg, p. 595.
9. Rosenberg, p. 593.
10. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 521-522
11. Janet Curtis, “Whaley,” 1/5/2000, JHoover@ix.netcom.com.
12. Eales Family Cemetery, Cook Pike, Bourbon County, Kentucky
13. Widow (Rosenberg, p. 599).
14. Rosenberg, p. 601.
15. CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT,   page 8, Thursday, 9 March 1939

16. The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Page 5,  27 September 1945

17. Cause of death--cholera.
18. Rosenberg, p. 602.
19. Changed name from Talbott to Talbert.
20. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 519
21. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 584
22. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 494-495
23. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 494
24. The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT Page 1, 10 August 1967
25. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 503
26. David Anderson, “Eliakim Long Genealogy,” May 8, 2000, dandersn@c-zone.net.
Updated September 12, 2000.
27. Died at Endicott home on Ruddle’s Mills Pike, near Harison County line. (Some Descendants of John Current, p. 20)
28. “Some Descendants of John Current of Bourbon County, Kentucky” by W. R. McCann, p. 20.
29. E. Polk Johnson, The History of Kentucky and Kentuckians, Vol. III, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Ill., 1912, pp. 1545-1546
30. Died at the home of her daughter, Martha Kiser Minter, 637 Central Avenue, Lexington, Kentucky.  (Some Descendants of John Current, p. 22)
31. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882,  p. 517
32. E. Polk Johnson, The History of Kentucky and Kentuckians, Vol. III, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Ill., 1912, p. 1283.
33. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 511.
34. “Family of Matthew Current Who Married Jane Wilson Call, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky” by Martha Belle Hall, Myrtle Rion, and William R. McCann, privately published, May 8, 1955, p. 44.

Index 

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	UNNAMED	spouse of 11
	Ann	spouse of 3
	Catherine	spouse of 56
	Elisa	spouse of 60
	Elizabeth	spouse of 1
	Elizabeth	spouse of 22
	Matilda	spouse of 62
	Nancy	spouse of 7
ANDERSON 
	Martha (1844 - 1902)	spouse of 126
ASBURY 
	Benjamin (1804 - 1899)	child of 41
	James (1815 - )	child of 41
	Joseph (1759 - 1815)	spouse of 41
	Mary	child of 41
	Nancy Reed (1804 - 1884)	92
ASHBROOK 
	Benjamin (1838 - )	child of 54
	Eveline (1840 - )	child of 54
	Hubbard (1846 - )	child of 54
	John (ca1836 - )	child of 54
	Laura (1848 - )	child of 54
	Monson	spouse of 54
	Sarah (1843 - )	child of 54
ASHLOCK 
	Carrie H.	child of 120
	Hugh Thomas	child of 120
	Jessie Cornelia	child of 120
	Virginia Kate	child of 120
	William Fleming	child of 120
	William Jesse (1840 - 1916)	spouse of 120
BARBOUR 
	Winifred ( - 1881)	spouse of 68
BEASLEY 
	Earl Anderson	spouse of 144
	Sue Evelyn (1957 - )	child of 144
BECKETT 
	Denver Lawson (1908 - )	child of 143
	James Owen (1911 - )	child of 143
	Malle (1905 - 1982)	child of 143
	Robert	spouse of 143
BELL 
	Elizabeth (1833 - 1908)	spouse of 83
BIRD 
	Mary “Polly”	spouse of 47
BOSTON 
	Elizabeth	child of 153
	Dr. Ernest	spouse of 153
	Graham	child of 153
	John	child of 153
BOULDEN 
	Carrie	133
	Charlie	child of 109
	Ephraim	spouse of 72
	Fannie	132
	Henry M.	child of 109
	Jesse H. (1825 - )	109
	Lizzie ( - 1892)	131
	Nannie	130
	Richard Gano	child of 109
	Samuel M.	child of 109
BOWLES 
	Elizabeth (1816 - 1875)	spouse of 22
BROWN 
	Eleanor ( - 1849)	spouse of 13
BURRIS 
	Edwin	spouse of 115
	William Luther	child of 115
BUSH 
	Jane (1818 - 1896)	spouse of 69
CAMERON 
	Andrew J. (ca1833 - )	child of 67
	Franklin (ca1837 - )	child of 67
	John	spouse of 67
CAMPBELL 
	Nancy C. “Nannie” ( - 1892)	spouse of 146
CECIL 
	Eugene	spouse of 164
CLARK 
	Charity	spouse of 27
	Ida Jane	spouse of 141
CLAY 
	Turney	spouse of 136
CLEVELAND 
	Mimmie (1879 - 1954)	spouse of 134
COHEN 
	Edith	spouse of 150
COLVILLE 
	Martha (1865 - 1942)	spouse of 113
CONWAY 
	Anna Belle	spouse of 121
	Elizabeth A.	spouse of 82
	Lula (1887 - 1934)	spouse of 135
COX 
	Edward Charles	spouse of 65
	William Redmon	child of 65
CRUTCHFIELD 
	John	child of 133
	John C.	spouse of 133
	William	child of 133
CURRENT 
	George Hamilton (1856 - 1933)	124
	Martha Ellen (1860 - 1953)	125
	Martha “Mollie”  E. (1857 - 1913)	spouse of 112
	Mary Jane (1853 - 1923)	spouse of 111
	Mollie (1859 - 1932)	123
	Nancy (1854 - 1860)	child of 101
	Pattye (1887 - )	child of 124
	Thomas Jefferson (1829 - 1862)	spouse of 101
CURTIS 
	Lena	spouse of 137
DICKEY 
	Mattie E. (1868 - )	spouse of 108
EALES 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 8
	Albert Sidney (1875 - )	child of 76
	Albert Sidney (1875 - )	child of 87
	Amanda W. (1870 - )	child of 76
	Amanda W. (1870 - )	child of 87
	Ashby (ca1867 - )	child of 76
	Ashby (ca1867 - )	child of 87
	Caroline	77
	Charles T. (1855 - 1929)	112
	Charles T. (1884 - 1937)	135
	Elizabeth	child of 8
	Elizabeth (1903 - )	136
	Frazer (ca1861 - )	child of 76
	Frazer (ca1861 - )	child of 87
	George (1800 - )	child of 8
	Harry T.	child of 76
	Harry T.	child of 87
	Henry Clay (1880 - 1909)	child of 112
	Henry Clay (1818 - )	76
	Henry Clay (1818 - )	spouse of 87
	James (1789 - 1853)	32
	Kate (ca1865 - )	child of 76
	Kate (ca1865 - )	child of 87
	Lela Garnett (1914 - )	157
	Lucy Jane	child of 76
	Lucy Jane	child of 87
	Stella (1888 - )	child of 112
	Thomas (1872 - )	child of 76
	Thomas (1872 - )	child of 87
EATON 
	Frank Jr.	child of 164
	Frank E.	spouse of 164
ENDICOTT 
	Aaron (1808 - 1862)	spouse of 74
	Charles Lindsay (1874 - 1911)	child of 110
	Delia Thomas (1954 - )	child of 156
	Emily (1832 - )	child of 74
	Emma (1857 - )	child of 110
	Frank Bright (1869 - )	child of 110
	Howard William (1919 - )	156
	Joann (1855 - 1859)	child of 110
	Kenney (1955 - )	child of 156
	Lafayette (1847 - 1926)	111
	Lucinda (1844 - )	child of 74
	Luther (1867 - )	child of 110
	Mary (1833 - )	child of 74
	Mary Lou (1886 - 1889)	child of 111
	Nancy Jane (1864 - )	child of 110
	Orville Howard (1874 - 1902)	child of 111
	Pattye Rogers (1946 - )	child of 155
	Reason (1838 - )	child of 74
	Samuel (1949 - )	child of 155
	Thomas (1840 - )	child of 74
	Thomas Current (1877 - 1949)	134
	Thomas Current Jr. (1912 - )	155
	Thomas Current III (1940 - )	child of 155
	Vandalia (1864 - )	child of 110
	William Clay (1883 - )	child of 111
	William H. (1860 - )	child of 110
	William Henry (1833 - 1901)	110
	William Howard Jr. (1949 - )	child of 156
EWALT 
	Ann Thomas (1904 - )	child of 151
	Joseph Hedges (1865 - 1956)	spouse of 151
	Josephine Hedges (1906 - 1996)	child of 151
	Mary “Polly” Ann (1821 - 1871)	spouse of 98
FALCONER 
	Eleanor	spouse of 159
FINNEY 
	Genevieve (1898 - )	spouse of 162
FLEMING 
	Elizabeth	child of 95
	John Milton	spouse of 95
	John Milton Jr.	child of 95
	Virginia Dillard (1843 - 1925)	120
FOSTER 
	Elizabeth	spouse of 24
	Rebecca (1843 - 1930)	spouse of 122
FRAZER 
	Mary	spouse of 37
FRY 
	Elizabeth	spouse of 99
GRAGG 
	Edgar	spouse of 64
	Eugene Virgil (1899 - )	child of 64
	Lucille Anna (1896 - )	child of 64
HAMM 
	Ida May	spouse of 114
HANSON 
	Charles T. (1857 - )	child of 90
	Jennie (1868 - )	child of 90
	Richard	spouse of 90
	Richard Jr. (1865 - )	child of 90
	Samuel (1871 - )	child of 90
HARDING 
	Sarah Jane	spouse of 19
HARROVER 
	Alexander Carter	spouse of 93
	Alexander Rufus (1839 - )	119
	Betty Jean (1926 - )	144
HAYDEN 
	Dr. UNNAMED	spouse of 15
	Barbara	child of 15
	Benjamin	child of 15
	Elijah C.	child of 15
	Lenox	child of 15
	Sarah	child of 15
HEDGES 
	Mary Ann (1816 - 1849)	spouse of 22
HENDERSON 
	Charles T. (1861 - )	child of 89
	Richard	spouse of 89
HILL 
	Amanda (1811 - 1864)	spouse of 45
	George	spouse of 157
	Jennie (1945 - )	child of 157
HOWK 
	UNNAMED	child of 105
	UNNAMED	128
	UNNAMED	child of 140
	Daniel McShane	child of 140
	Martha Dan	child of 129
	William Jr. (1920 - 1979)	129
	William (1883 - 1967)	spouse of 105
	William (1883 - 1967)	spouse of 140
HURST 
	Edgar	154
	Jess	child of 154
	Jesse Henry	child of 132
	Rankin	child of 154
	Dr. Silas W. (1849 - )	spouse of 132
JAMESON 
	Bessie (1873 - )	child of 61
	John Jr. (1875 - )	child of 61
	John M.	spouse of 61
	Mary (1870 - 1870)	child of 61
	Tabitha (1817 - 1840)	spouse of 22
JARETT 
	Dorothy May	spouse of 139
JOHNSON 
	Frances Lunsford	spouse of 42
KELLER 
	Nancy (1821 - 1886)	spouse of 102
KENDALL 
	Raymond	spouse of 163
KENNEDY 
	Almira	spouse of 85
KISER 
	Allen Jr. (1845 - 1923)	spouse of 125
	George (1885 - )	child of 125
	Martha Ellen (1890 - )	child of 125
LAIR 
	Ethel (1892 - )	148
	Fannie (1881 - )	147
	Matthias (1852 - 1909)	spouse of 123
LAWSON 
	Cleo	160
	David (1871 - )	child of 118
	Edna Catherine	161
	Gideon (1874 - )	child of 118
	James Asbury (1856 - 1919)	141
	John	spouse of 118
	John M. (1869 - )	child of 118
	Joseph (1865 - )	child of 118
	Lucy Neal (1881 - 1917)	143
	Minnie C. (1877 - 1923)	child of 118
	Nancy Reed (1861 - )	child of 118
	Sarah E. (1863 - 1879)	child of 118
	Willis Sebastian (1858 - )	142
LINDSAY 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 152
	Charles	child of 152
	Laurel	child of 152
LOHMAN 
	Ralph E.	spouse of 160
	Ralph O.	child of 160
LONG 
	Laura V. (1825 - 1853)	spouse of 70
	Mary (~1835 - )	spouse of 110
MAFFETT 
	Mary E.	spouse of 71
	Sarah Jane (1826 - >1900)	spouse of 70
MARSHALL 
	Margaret Willis	child of 161
	Thomas Carl	spouse of 161
MARTIN 
	Mary (1847 - 1872)	spouse of 91
MASON 
	Lena	spouse of 2
MATHERS 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 138
	Taylor Talbert	child of 138
McCONNELL 
	Louisa	spouse of 73
	Patricia Elizabeth	spouse of 156
McSHANE 
	Daniel Sr. (1781 - 1856)	spouse of 39
	Daniel Jr. (1832 - 1900)	91
	Edward	child of 39
	Elizabeth	child of 39
	Katherine	child of 39
	Martin	child of 39
	Minerva “Minnie” F. (1868 - )	117
	William	child of 39
MOORE 
	Varille	spouse of 109
MORAN 
	Emily Jane	spouse of 119
MORELAND 
	Jane	spouse of 46
NICHOLS 
	Alfred (1808 - )	child of 28
	Daniel (1850 - )	child of 79
	Eleanor (1813 - )	child of 28
	James (1777 - 1855)	spouse of 28
	James (1815 - )	child of 28
	James Beckett	spouse of 31
	Jason (ca1832 - )	child of 31
	Jeremiah (1820 - )	child of 28
	John	spouse of 79
	John (1810 - )	child of 28
	Julia (1803 - )	child of 28
	Julia	child of 31
	Mary (1848 - )	child of 79
	Mary (1807 - 1809)	child of 28
	Mary (1811 - )	child of 28
	Matilda (1822 - )	child of 28
	Nancy (1805 - 1806)	child of 28
	Nancy	child of 31
	Priscilla	child of 31
	Sarah (1846 - )	child of 79
	Simon (ca1840 - )	child of 31
	William (1844 - )	child of 79
	Willis (1817 - )	child of 28
NORTH 
	Hannah A. (ca1846 - )	child of 44
	Myron	spouse of 44
	Oliver M. (ca1843 - )	child of 44
NORTHCUTT 
	Cordelia (1820 - 1850)	95
	George Jr.	spouse of 49
	James L.	child of 49
	Virginia (1827 - 1904)	96
	William Henry Harrison	child of 49
OWEN 
	Robert A. Sr.	spouse of 128
	Robert A. Jr.	child of 128
PARKER 
	Elizabeth	child of 81
	Emma	child of 81
	George Luther	child of 81
	James	child of 81
	John	spouse of 81
	John T.	child of 81
	Sarah Jane (1837 - 1920)	spouse of 80
	Sarah Jane (1837 - 1920)	116
	Thomas	child of 81
POLK 
	Nancy	spouse of 75
POTTS 
	Nancy Jane	spouse of 25
	Susan A.	spouse of 84
RAINES 
	Dr. Henry	spouse of 131
RANKIN 
	Alice	child of 92
	Amanda	child of 92
	Asbury T.	child of 92
	Kate	spouse of 154
	Lucinda	child of 92
	Margaret Neal	child of 92
	Mary “Polly” (1835 - 1881)	118
	Nancy Reed	child of 92
	Sarah	child of 92
	Willis (1807 - 1889)	spouse of 92
REISTER 
	June	child of 163
	Lair B.	child of 163
	Robert	spouse of 163
	Robert Jr.	child of 163
REMY 
	Barbara ( - 1826)	spouse of 2
	Barbara ( - 1826)	spouse of 3
	Lydia Ann	spouse of 3
RION 
	Gladys (1913 - )	child of 148
	Huston (1874 - )	spouse of 148
ROGERS 
	Ida Brown (1914 - )	spouse of 155
SADLER 
	Mary Glenn (1795 - 1880)	spouse of 38
SAMUELS 
	Dr. Frank William (1903 - )	child of 145
	Mary Delores (1899 - )	child of 145
	Richard H.	spouse of 96
	William Lee (1851 - 1932)	121
	Dr. William Lee Jr. (1874 - 1931)	145
SCOTT 
	Eleanor (Ellender) (1800 - ~1845)	spouse of 51
	Eleanor (Ellender) (1800 - ~1845)	spouse of 52
SEARS 
	Charles Lee	child of 6
	William Bernard	spouse of 6
SHANNON 
	Honora Isabell (1850 - 1933)	spouse of 26
SHARP 
	George R. (1810 - )	spouse of 77
	George R.	child of 77
	James E.	child of 77
SHAWHAN 
	Annie (1859 - 1945)	spouse of 63
SHROPSHIRE 
	Daniel McShane (1891 - )	child of 117
	Isaac Cunningham (1867 - )	spouse of 117
	Margaret K. (1898 - )	140
SMEDLEY 
	Graham (1879 - )	child of 131
	John G. (1836 - )	spouse of 131
	Mary (1877 - )	153
SMISER 
	Ann Katherine (1938 - )	child of 106
	Dr. Harmon Todd	spouse of 66
	Harmon Todd Jr. (1906 - )	106
	Louise (1903 - )	child of 66
	Louise VanDeren (1939 - )	child of 106
SMITH 
	Janice Maurine (1928 - )	spouse of 158
	Mary	spouse of 86
	Unity	spouse of 35
STEWART 
	George W.	child of 107
	John W.	spouse of 107
	Minnie	child of 107
STICKLEY 
	Hiram Guinn (1898 - )	spouse of 136
	Hiram Guinn (1927 - )	158
	Jeannie Maurine (1956 - )	child of 158
	Paul Hiram (1953 - )	child of 158
STOUT 
	Mary Gail	spouse of 145
STRODE 
	Susannah	spouse of 51
TALBERT 
	Anna W. (1857 - 1863)	child of 80
	Anna W. (1857 - 1863)	child of 116
	Ben Jarett (1945 - )	child of 139
	Charles Gano (1866 - 1938)	114
	Charles Gano (1912 - )	139
	Jane Ellen	child of 159
	Jesse Henry	child of 80
	Jesse Henry	child of 116
	John Chevis	child of 80
	John Chevis	child of 116
	Leslie Combs (1864 - 1950)	113
	Lois (1902 - 1946)	138
	Nancy	115
	Nancy Elizabeth	child of 113
	Parker	child of 80
	Parker	child of 116
	Robert Leslie	159
	Robert Leslie Jr.	child of 159
	Susan	child of 159
	William Colville	137
	William W. (1873 - 1875)	child of 80
	William W. (1873 - 1875)	child of 116
	William Whaley (1822 - 1896)	80
	William Whaley (1822 - 1896)	spouse of 116
TALBOT 
	John	spouse of 103
	Marie Dudley (1900 - )	child of 149
	Martha Anderson (1900 - )	child of 149
	Nannie (1860 - )	child of 103
	William Garrard (1909 - )	child of 149
	William Gerrard	spouse of 149
TALBOTT 
	Amanda	spouse of 76
	Amanda	87
	Ann B. (1850 - )	child of 82
	Anna (1794 - 1894)	spouse of 29
	Anna (1794 - 1894)	43
	Anna Lee (1881 - )	child of 86
	Arthur (1867 - )	child of 82
	Barbara	child of 35
	Benjamin (1724 - )	spouse of 10
	Benjamin F. (ca1786 - )	42
	Benjamin W. (1809 - 1890)	spouse of 55
	Benjamin W. (1809 - 1890)	73
	Catherine	child of 10
	Charles (1791 - 1862)	38
	Charles	child of 38
	Charles (1834 - )	child of 37
	Charles L. (1831 - )	84
	Charles Lee (1846 - )	child of 23
	Charles Lee (1846 - )	child of 75
	Charles M. (1862 - )	child of 82
	Charles S. (1854 - )	child of 83
	Charles Smith (1874 - 1907)	child of 86
	Daniel (1782 - 1861)	33
	Daniel (1782 - 1861)	spouse of 48
	Daniel (1782 - 1861)	spouse of 59
	Daniel	child of 35
	Daughter (1860 - )	child of 83
	Demoville	child of 10
	Eleanor Holley	79
	Elizabeth D.	88
	Emily (1811 - 1894)	74
	Ephraim (1833 - 1911)	child of 55
	Ephraim (1833 - 1911)	child of 73
	Fannie G. (1856 - )	child of 82
	George (1785 - 1852)	35
	George H.	child of 35
	Hannah Neale (ca1775 - 1835)	41
	Hannah Neale (1808 - )	93
	Harry (1879 - )	child of 86
	Henry (1745 - 1819)	spouse of 9
	Henry H. (1813 - 1878)	spouse of 23
	Henry H. (1813 - 1878)	75
	Henry (Harry) (1789 - 1840)	37
	J. Catherine (1797 - 1860)	spouse of 5
	J. Catherine (1797 - 1860)	40
	James ( - 1828)	child of 33
	James ( - 1828)	child of 48
	James (1862 - )	child of 85
	James H. (1830 - )	86
	James H. (1837 - )	child of 55
	James H. (1837 - )	child of 73
	James T. (1822 - )	82
	Jane N.	89
	Jennie U. (1854 - )	child of 82
	Jesse H.	child of 38
	John B.	spouse of 127
	John C. (1865 - )	child of 82
	John T. (1839 - 1905)	child of 23
	John T. (1839 - 1905)	child of 75
	Katherine (1845 - )	child of 33
	Katherine (1845 - )	child of 59
	Katherine	child of 38
	Lucinda	spouse of 18
	Lucinda	78
	Martha H. (1840 - )	child of 37
	Mary (1828 - )	child of 33
	Mary (1828 - )	child of 48
	Mary	child of 38
	Mary Catherine (1836 - )	child of 37
	Mary Catherine (1855 - )	child of 23
	Mary Catherine (1855 - )	child of 75
	Mary E. (1851 - )	child of 82
	Mary “Polly” (1787 - 1818)	spouse of 5
	Mary “Polly” (1787 - 1818)	36
	Nancy (1793 - )	39
	Nancy (1814 - 1860)	81
	Nancy (1838 - )	child of 33
	Nancy (1838 - )	child of 59
	Nancy (1807 - ca1833)	72
	Nancy (1853 - )	child of 85
	Nancy Jane (1835 - )	child of 55
	Nancy Jane (1835 - )	child of 73
	Nancy P. (1858 - )	child of 82
	Nannie	child of 127
	Orville Lee (1867 - )	child of 84
	Preston	85
	Reason (1783 - 1862)	spouse of 30
	Reason (1783 - 1862)	34
	Reason (1829 - 1874)	83
	Robert (1860 - )	child of 85
	Rodham	child of 10
	Sampson	child of 10
	Samuel	child of 10
	Sarah Eveline	90
	Stanley (1869 - )	child of 82
	Susan (1843 - )	child of 33
	Susan (1843 - )	child of 59
	Walter H. (1858 - )	child of 83
	William (1850 - )	child of 85
	William F. (1851 - )	child of 83
	William W. (1858 - )	child of 82
TATE 
	Mary (1862 - 1945)	spouse of 124
THOMAS 
	Amon (1863 - 1940)	146
	Anna	child of 102
	Anna E. (1868 - )	149
	Benjamin Franklin (1858 - )	child of 98
	Catherine Stamps (1841 - )	child of 98
	Clay (1852 - 1878)	child of 102
	Donald Amon (1917 - 1918)	child of 162
	Doniphan	child of 102
	E. Drennan (1849 - )	child of 97
	Edward Lee (1867 - )	child of 98
	Eliza	child of 99
	Eliza Ann	child of 51
	Elizabeth (1836 - )	child of 97
	Emma (1869 - )	child of 122
	Evaline	child of 98
	Evaline (1810 - <1861)	100
	Eveline	child of 99
	Everett Franklin (1878 - )	child of 122
	Frances (1835 - )	child of 97
	George (1855 - 1909)	child of 102
	George (1878 - 1880)	child of 126
	George Wallace (1798 - 1852)	51
	Harry (1870 - )	child of 122
	Harry	child of 14
	Harry C. (1887 - 1887)	child of 146
	Harry Norman (1921 - )	child of 162
	Helen Wallace (1839 - 1860)	child of 51
	Henry (1801 - 1826)	52
	Henry A. (1867 - )	child of 126
	Henry L. (1873 - )	child of 122
	Ida M. (1854 - 1883)	child of 102
	Jane Shore (1852 - )	child of 98
	Jean E. (1903 - )	child of 150
	John W. (1845 - )	child of 98
	John William (1865 - )	child of 122
	Keller (1845 - 1914)	126
	Kelly Thomas (1881 - )	child of 122
	Kezia (1818 - ~1849)	spouse of 97
	L. A. (1850 - )	child of 97
	Maggie M. (1862 - )	child of 98
	Margaret ( - 1858)	127
	Margaret ( - 1863)	103
	Margaret Jane (1835 - )	child of 51
	Martha (1837 - )	child of 97
	Martha Eleanor (1837 - 1862)	101
	Mary A.	child of 98
	Mary Ann	child of 51
	Mary Lou (1925 - )	child of 162
	Maude (1883 - )	child of 122
	Minerva	child of 99
	Moses	spouse of 14
	Moses (1814 - )	97
	Moses Alexander (1846 - )	child of 98
	Nancy Clay (1875 - 1939)	151
	Nannie	child of 51
	Noah	child of 98
	Robert (1788 - 1818)	50
	Robert Bean (1817 - 1891)	98
	Robert Henry (1839 - 1916)	122
	Sally (~1790 - 1861)	spouse of 50
	Samuel	child of 98
	Samuel (1868 - )	child of 122
	Sarah (1837 - )	child of 97
	Sarah Elizabeth (1843 - )	child of 98
	T. William (1870 - )	150
	Willard Burton (1919 - )	child of 162
	Willard H. (1888 - 1968)	162
	William A. Jackson (1816 - >1882)	99
	William Henry (1827 - )	child of 52
	William Henry (1818 - 1900)	102
	William Henry	child of 51
	William Keller (1905 - )	child of 150
THROCKMORTON 
	John T. (1845 - )	child of 88
	Martha A. (1847 - )	child of 88
	Nimrod (1848 - )	child of 88
	William D.	spouse of 88
VANARSDALE 
	Crittenden (1874 - )	child of 94
VANARSDALL 
	Charles (1871 - )	child of 94
	John	spouse of 94
VANCE 
	Jane	spouse of 12
VANHOOK 
	Abner	child of 4
	Ambrose Dudley (1811 - 1861)	18
	Ambrose Dudley (1811 - 1861)	spouse of 78
	Ann (1840 - )	child of 18
	Ann (1840 - )	child of 78
	Archelous	spouse of 4
	Archelous	child of 4
	Cynthia (1838 - )	child of 19
	Daniel (1846 - )	child of 18
	Daniel (1846 - )	child of 78
	Elizabeth	child of 4
	Elkanah	child of 4
	Franklin	spouse of 21
	James (1848 - )	child of 18
	James (1848 - )	child of 78
	James (1833 - )	child of 21
	Jane	child of 4
	Lucinda (1842 - )	child of 18
	Lucinda (1842 - )	child of 78
	Martin	child of 4
	Mary	child of 4
	Mary (1844 - )	child of 18
	Mary (1844 - )	child of 78
	Mary F. (1838 - )	child of 21
	Peninah	child of 4
	Russell D.	19
	Thomas (1840 - )	child of 19
	Capt. W. H.	child of 4
WHALEY 
	Addie L. (1866 - )	child of 60
	Albert	47
	Aldophus (1856 - )	child of 71
	Alice (1854 - )	child of 25
	Angeline (1814 - 1861)	23
	Angeline (1814 - 1861)	spouse of 75
	Angie Talbot	child of 26
	Ann Ollie (1857 - )	child of 70
	Anne (1815 - )	spouse of 33
	Anne (1815 - )	48
	Anne	child of 46
	Barbara (ca1756 - )	9
	Barbara (ca1807 - )	child of 13
	Bedwell (1856 - )	child of 56
	Benedict	spouse of 20
	Benedict	104
	Benjamin (1780 - 1864)	29
	Benjamin (1780 - 1864)	spouse of 43
	Benjamin (1806 - 1877)	69
	Benjamin Franklin (1828 - 1901)	26
	Benjamin Franklin (1854 - )	child of 69
	Benjamin (Remey) (1760 - 1835)	12
	Benjamin T. (1830 - )	71
	Braxton B. (1857 - )	child of 69
	Caroline (1837 - )	child of 20
	Caroline (1837 - )	child of 104
	Caroline	child of 53
	Charles	child of 53
	Charles (1848 - )	child of 56
	Charles (1869 - )	child of 60
	Charles C. (1805 - )	45
	Charles Henry (1820 - )	25
	Charles Henry Jr. (1860 - )	child of 25
	Charles O. (1845 - 1863)	child of 45
	Charles W. (1839 - )	child of 20
	Charles W. (1839 - )	child of 104
	Chesterfield (1857 - )	child of 56
	Daniel	child of 7
	Daniel (1866 - )	child of 60
	Daughter ( - 1833)	child of 68
	David	child of 53
	Delila	child of 13
	Edward	child of 13
	Eleanor	child of 17
	Elijah (1847 - )	child of 21
	Elijah (1847 - )	child of 57
	Elijah (Remey) (ca1770 - 1833)	17
	Elizabeth (1751 - 1823)	6
	Elizabeth ( - 1854)	55
	Elizabeth ( - 1854)	spouse of 73
	Elizabeth (1834 - 1918)	child of 5
	Elizabeth (1834 - 1918)	child of 40
	Elizabeth (1827 - 1907)	child of 29
	Elizabeth (1827 - 1907)	child of 43
	Elizabeth	child of 53
	Elizabeth F. (1843 - )	child of 20
	Elizabeth F. (1843 - )	child of 104
	Elizabeth F. (1850 - 1922)	child of 70
	Elizabeth “Lizzie” (1868 - )	65
	Elizabeth Remy (1755 - <1846)	14
	Ella May (1884 - )	child of 26
	Ellen E. (1840 - )	child of 69
	Elura (ca1845 - )	child of 24
	Elzabeth (1800 - 1875)	49
	Emily A. (1845 - )	child of 69
	Emrada (1860 - )	child of 69
	Ephraim	spouse of 21
	Ephraim	57
	Evaline (1809 - )	21
	Evaline (1809 - )	spouse of 57
	Evaline	child of 17
	F. S. (1855 - 1858)	child of 45
	Felicia (1857 - )	child of 58
	Frances (1859 - )	child of 25
	Frances (1845 - )	child of 70
	Frances G. (1850 - )	child of 69
	Francis M. (1853 - )	child of 60
	Franklin W. (1856 - )	child of 58
	Frederick	child of 53
	Gay F. (ca1873 - )	child of 62
	George	53
	George Jr.	child of 53
	George L. (1831 - )	child of 20
	George L. (1831 - )	child of 104
	George W. (1833 - )	child of 5
	George W. (1833 - )	child of 40
	George W. (1824 - )	58
	Hannah (1854 - )	child of 56
	Harriett (1806 - 1863)	20
	Harriett (1806 - 1863)	spouse of 104
	Harriett	child of 11
	Harriett	child of 13
	Harriett (1841 - )	94
	Harrit (1860 - )	child of 56
	Henry (1843 - )	child of 21
	Henry (1843 - )	child of 57
	Henry C. (1846 - )	62
	Henry (Remey) (ca1768 - )	16
	Hetty (1871 - )	child of 62
	Hiram (1805 - 1870)	child of 27
	Hiram	child of 68
	Horton (1849 - )	child of 24
	Jacob (Remey) (ca1757 - )	11
	James Jr. (1728 - 1784)	3
	James Sr. (1684 - 1750)	1
	James	child of 7
	James (1789 - )	46
	James (1829 - )	60
	James ( - 1832)	68
	James Jr. (1815 - 1875)	child of 46
	James A. (1863 - )	child of 24
	James R. (1811 - 1899)	22
	James (Remey) (ca1764 - )	13
	James S. (1897 - )	child of 108
	James Taylor (1847 - )	child of 25
	Jane (1791 - )	30
	Jane (1791 - )	spouse of 34
	Jane (ca1754 - )	8
	Jemima (1776 - )	4
	Jennie Whitney (1862 - )	child of 69
	John (ca1753 - 1807)	7
	John Jr.	27
	Dr. John Calvin (1838 - )	child of 47
	John Crittendon (ca1848 - )	child of 45
	John H. (1814 - )	56
	John S. (1821 - 1880)	70
	Julia (1804 - )	44
	Kate (ca1774 - )	child of 2
	Kate (1858 - )	child of 25
	Katherine “Kate” (1880 - )	66
	Laura Belle (1851 - )	child of 45
	Leland	5
	Leland	spouse of 36
	Leland	spouse of 40
	Leland (1847 - )	child of 21
	Leland (1847 - )	child of 57
	Leland (1852 - 1859)	child of 25
	Leland W. (1831 - 1925)	child of 5
	Leland W. (1831 - 1925)	child of 40
	Lena (1877 - )	child of 62
	Lydia	spouse of 33
	Lydia	59
	Margaret	child of 12
	Martha (ca1844 - )	child of 22
	Martha C. (1841 - )	child of 20
	Martha C. (1841 - )	child of 104
	Martha C. (1851 - )	child of 24
	Mary (1761 - 1791)	10
	Mary	child of 7
	Mary (1818 - )	child of 29
	Mary (1818 - )	child of 43
	Mary Ann (1833 - )	child of 20
	Mary Ann (1833 - )	child of 104
	Mary Elizabeth (1853 - )	child of 24
	Mary Frances “Fannie” (1846 - )	child of 22
	Mary J. (1842 - )	child of 70
	Mary Jane (1823 - 1873)	child of 5
	Mary Jane (1823 - 1873)	child of 40
	Mary Julia (ca1843 - )	child of 45
	Mary Vivia (1852 - )	child of 69
	Mary W. (ca1830 - )	child of 17
	Maude S. (1863 - )	64
	Myrtle ( - 1920)	105
	Nancy	54
	Nancy (1798 - )	67
	Nancy (1828 - 1902)	child of 68
	Nancy Ann ( - 1840)	28
	Nancy Baker (1816 - )	child of 29
	Nancy Baker (1816 - )	child of 43
	Nancy F. (1835 - )	child of 69
	Nancy G. (1835 - )	child of 20
	Nancy G. (1835 - )	child of 104
	Nancy Jane “Jennie” (1860 - )	child of 25
	Nelli (1885 - )	child of 62
	Princess (1880 - )	child of 62
	Rebecca (Remey) (ca1766 - )	15
	Rice Baker (1858 - )	108
	Rice Baker Jr.	child of 108
	Robert (1875 - )	child of 62
	Robert J. (1858 - )	child of 71
	Sally (1879 - )	child of 62
	Sarah (1820 - 1856)	child of 17
	Sarah (1820 - 1856)	spouse of 73
	Sarah (ca1772 - )	child of 2
	Sarah (1825 - 1873)	child of 5
	Sarah (1825 - 1873)	child of 40
	Sarah (1795 - )	31
	Sarah Elizabeth	child of 108
	Sarah Frances (1880 - )	child of 26
	Sarah J.	child of 11
	Sterling (1855 - )	child of 60
	Susan	child of 17
	Susan (1844 - )	child of 21
	Susan (1844 - )	child of 57
	Susan (1837 - )	107
	Tabitha J. (1848 - )	61
	Thirsta (1858 - )	child of 56
	Thomas (1866 - )	child of 25
	Thomas	child of 1
	Thomas C. (1864 - )	child of 24
	Thomas J. (ca1835 - )	child of 45
	Thomas J. (1858 - )	child of 60
	Todd W. (1856 - 1939)	63
	Vanella (1856 - )	child of 70
	Walter (1848 - )	child of 25
	Washington	child of 12
	William (1717 - 1790)	2
	William Jr. (1754 - 1824)	child of 2
	William (ca1758 - )	child of 3
	William (1851 - )	child of 60
	William (1842 - )	child of 69
	William B. (1818 - )	24
	William Baker ( - 1824)	child of 7
	William L. (1859 - )	child of 24
	William L. (ca1841 - )	child of 56
WIGGLESWORTH 
	Katherine (1908 - 1980)	spouse of 106
WIGINGTON 
	Benjamin F.	spouse of 89
WOOD 
	Mary Elizabeth	spouse of 142
WOOLFOLK 
	UNNAMED	spouse of 130
	Carl	child of 130
	Vera	152
WORSTER 
	Margaret (1836 - )	spouse of 58
	Mary	spouse of 17
WRIGHT 
	Frank B. (1876 - 1955)	spouse of 147
	Mary Francis (1906 - )	164
	Mattie A. (1903 - )	163
	Ward	child of 147
WYATT 
	Ann Eliza (1840 - )	child of 100
	Elizabeth (1830 - )	child of 100
	Evaline (1835 - )	child of 100
	George W. (1805 - )	spouse of 100
	Julian (1825 - )	child of 100
	Lucy (1791 - 1855)	spouse of 32
	Susan Elizabeth (1835 - )	child of 100