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Ohio County, Kentucky History: October 2012
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Ohio County, Kentucky History. Tuesday, October 30, 2012. Found on the National Register for Historic Places, the Rosine General Store was built in 1933. Charles A. Leach. Found on the National Register for Historic Places, the Pendleton House is located at 403 East Union Street, Hartford. The home is named "Hillside" and was built between 1861 and 1866 by Dr. John E. Pendleton, a prominent Hartford doctor. Charles A. Leach. Railroad Depot - Fordsville. Charles A. Leach. Charles A. Leach. Registered on t...
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LEACH OBITUARIES - Ohio Co., KY: Obituaries
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LEACH OBITUARIES - Ohio Co., KY. Thursday, January 26, 2012. LEACH OBITUARIES - updated 8 July 2016. 8217; s best citizens and had for several years been one of the directors for the Beaver dam Deposit Bank. The deceased leaves a wife, two children, Mrs. J. B. Casebier and Miss Berchie Leach, together with numerous other relatives and friends to mourn his sad demise. The Herald extends condolence to the bereaved family. Mrs Altha S. Leach. HARTFORD — Anna M. Hall. Bettey Jean (Leach) Richeson. 72, of Hor...
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Ohio County, Kentucky History: CHARLES WINTERSMITH CROMES/CRUMES
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Ohio County, Kentucky History. Saturday, August 1, 2015. Ohio County, Ky., was born in 1850, in Har. Charles Wintersmith Cromes is a farmer, owning 116 acres of fair land, well improved and in good state of cultivation. His enterprise is evinced by carefully furnishing shelter for all his live-stock, and he is reaping the reward of such prudence. In religion he is a Methodist and in politics a Republican. J H BATTLE, W H. PERRIN, and G. C. KNIFFIN 1895. Charles A. Leach. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Ohio County, Kentucky History: December 2012
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Ohio County, Kentucky History. Monday, December 31, 2012. Went by nickname "Brooks." Nickname taken from newspaper article regarding death of infant child. Note: First wife was Mary F. Sullenger, who died 9 May 1884 (Hartford-Herald: May 14, 1884. The wife of W. B. Leach of Elm Lick died on Fri. last after long illness. Second wife was Elizabeth (Lizzie) H. Atherton. Six children born to first marriage; one child to second marriage. Home was near Rosine, Ohio County, KY. Charles A. Leach. Father. The...
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Ohio County, Kentucky History: June 2012
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Ohio County, Kentucky History. Monday, June 25, 2012. Grandmother's Old Smith Home at Select, Ohio County. History and Description of My Grandmother’s. Old Smith Home Place at Select, Ohio County, Kentucky. On one visit when I interviewed my grandmother, I asked her to pretend we were sitting out on her screened-in back porch on her family’s old home place where she grew up. I asked her to tell me what she could see in her mind’s eye in the back yard, looking out back from left to right. And the new two-...
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Ohio County, Kentucky History: August 2012
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Ohio County, Kentucky History. Wednesday, August 29, 2012. James Axley Stevens and Thomas Smith. The following information is from Janice Brown, an avid researcher and a friend of mine. James Axley Stevens, captured along with Thomas Smith on New Year's Day, 1862, survived the war and returned home to Ohio County. Born in 1817, he was the son of Henry Stevens and Hannah Bennett, both of whom are said to have come to Ohio County, from Montgomery County, Maryland. Additional information about Thomas Smith:.
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The Taylor Family of Ohio County: The Taylor Family
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The Taylor Family of Ohio County. Saturday, January 21, 2012. Written by: H. D. Taylor and read by: Dr. Pendleton at the. Re-union at Beaver Dam,. Sept 9, 1875. His parents were of Welsh and English origin, and derived the name of Harrison from an intermarriage of his ancestors with the Harrison family of. On the brain", and solitary and alone set out for that Eldorado. On the summit of the. We have given some of the details of the life of "honest old. Jane married Levi Pigman, who moved to the State of.
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The Taylor Family of Ohio County: January 2012
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The Taylor Family of Ohio County. Saturday, January 21, 2012. Written by: H. D. Taylor and read by: Dr. Pendleton at the. Re-union at Beaver Dam,. Sept 9, 1875. His parents were of Welsh and English origin, and derived the name of Harrison from an intermarriage of his ancestors with the Harrison family of. On the brain", and solitary and alone set out for that Eldorado. On the summit of the. We have given some of the details of the life of "honest old. Jane married Levi Pigman, who moved to the State of.
