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Descendants of Thomas A. Fletcher

Generation No. 1

1. THOMAS A.1 FLETCHER was born Abt. 1760, and died 30 Nov 1841 in Hawkins County,Tennessee.

Children of THOMAS A. FLETCHER are:2. i. JOHN P.2 FLETCHER, b. Abt. 1795; d. 03 Oct 1844, Hawkins County,Tennessee.

ii. ELIZABETH FLETCHER, m. ANTHONY SMITH.iii. JANE FLETCHER, b. Abt. 1780; m. DELANY AMISTED HERRON; b. Abt. 1781; d. Aft. 1860.iv. FRANCES FLETCHER, m. ? ETTER.v. JAMES FLETCHER.

vi. MARGARET PEGGY FLETCHER.vii. MARY POLLY FLETCHER.

viii. WILLIAM FLETCHER, b. 1777.ix. THOMAS B. FLETCHER, b. 1786.

Generation No. 2

2. JOHN P.2 FLETCHER (THOMAS A.1) was born Abt. 1795, and died 03 Oct 1844 in HawkinsCounty,Tennessee. He married (1) CHRISTINE. He married (2) CATHERINE CURRY Abt. 1815. Shewas born Abt. 1798 in Virginia.

More About JOHN FLETCHER and CATHERINE CURRY:Marriage: Abt. 1815

Children of JOHN FLETCHER and CATHERINE CURRY are:3. i. HENRY3 FLETCHER, b. Abt. 1812, Tazewell,Virginia.

ii. MARY POLLY FLETCHER, b. 1814; m. JAMES DAVID SMITH; b. 1811.iii. WILLIAM FLETCHER, b. Abt. 1815.iv. SUSAN FLETCHER, b. 25 Jun 1816; d. Bef. 1900; m. WILLIAM MABE; b. 27 Jul 1813; d. 04 Apr 1896.v. JOHN W. FLETCHER, b. 1819, North Carolina.

vi. ROBERT FLETCHER, b. 1820.vii. ORPHA FLETCHER, b. 1822; m. WILLIAM A. HICKS.

4. viii. RUSSELL FLETCHER, b. 1823, Tennessee.ix. CLARA FLETCHER, b. 1825; m. STERLING MITCHELL; b. 1822.x. FRANCIS FRANKY FLETCHER, b. 1829.

xi. JAMES FLETCHER, b. 1831.5. xii. MAHALA FLETCHER, b. 1833, Hancock County,Tennessee; d. 10 Mar 1906, Knoxville,Tennessee (Knox

County).

Generation No. 3

3. HENRY3 FLETCHER (JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born Abt. 1812 in Tazewell,Virginia. He marriedCELIA BUNCH Abt. 1835, daughter of BENJAMIN BUNCH and MARY DOTSON. She was born 1812 in NorthCarolina.

Notes for HENRY FLETCHER:"My mother told me he lived at Kyles Ford in Hancock County,Tennessee and had two farms,a big oneand a little one. Her mother Laura Jane Jackson Robinson was an heir. Ben Fletcher the son ofHenry,came and got Grandma to sign the deed for the little one. Grandma couldn't see very well andmother thought Ben might have cheated her. I told my mother several years before she died in 1975that i would go and check that for her,but haven't. I still intend to out of curiosity. I am Frances HowardHickey,born 21 Jan 1933 of East Bernstadt,Laurel County,Kentucky. Daughter of William Otis andFlorence Robinson Howard born 1897 in Jackson County,Kentucky. Florence was the daughter ofClaudius and Laura Jane Jackson Robinson born 1873 in Jackson County,Kentucky. Laura Jane wasthe daughter of Zachariah and Amanda Jane Fletcher Jackson born 1854 in Harlan County,Kentucky.

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Amanda Jane was the daughter of Henry,born about 1812 in Kyles Ford,Hancock County,Tennesseeand Celia Bunch Fletcher born about 1812 in Virginia"

(Source: An e-mail from Frances Howard Hickey,Rosthi55@aol.com-October 20,2000)1850 Hancock County Tennessee Census:Dwelling # 228-233FLETCHER,Henry 39Celia 25Catherine 14William 12Wilson 9Mary Ann 7Benjamin 5

1860 Hancock County Tennessee Census:Davis District,Reel # 653-1253,page 483aDwelling #581-557FLETCHER,Henry 48 farmer TN marriedCelia NC marriedCatherine 22 TNWilliam 21 TNWilson 19 TNPolly Ann 16 TNBenjamin 13 TNJohn 10 TNManda 6 TN

Came across a query you had written. I have some info on Celia Bunch and Henry Fletcher and somenotes from a Reverend Taylor taken from Roll 8, Hancock County, TN, Misc Records. These paperswere sent to me and I would like to find these records and see what else is in them about others inHancock Co.My line in this family is through Celia's sister Polly who married George Washington Pridemore. Theywere my g-g-g-grandparents.It lists the children of Henry Fletcher and Celia as Dan, John Jesse and Ben who married his firstcousin Harriet Pridemore. It also speaks of Ben Fletcher, when he was 80 years old was raided bysheriff Fote Johnson and Old Wallace Mullins as he was calling his hogs to slop one day. From the indoI have it seemed that he had a moonshine still and got caught and taken to trial in Sneedville, about1924. They took the still and the worm as he begged for them not to take and destroy it since it hadbelonged to his father (Seemed to have been a family tradition).I also have a list of Celia's siblings and parents and who they married, And even Rec. Taylor'scomments that these people were (meaning the Bunch family) pure white blood, it seems, and the oldermembers of the Bunch family were fair skinned until they mixed with the part Indian population of themountains of Tennessee.

[Source: Deborah Oxford]

Henry owned two farms when he died, He lived at Kyle's Ford,Hancock County,Tennessee. (Source:Frances Hickey)

Reverend Taylor's Notes: Hancock County, TN, Misc. Records

Benjamin (Ben) Bunch b.ca 1760-70, Several families named Bunch livedin Hawkins County (Hancock was cut from Hawkins) but we don't know forsure if they were related closesly or not. Likely they were, to causeBen to move there from NC and marry a small woman named Mary Dotson,b. ca 1768-70. She lived to be 110 dying seemingly of old age, after Ben died,she lived with her daughter Polly (Bunch) Pridemore, back of Boyd's Gap on

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Newman's Ridge, toward Kyle's Ford. They moved to Tennessee when Frankiewas a young woman. Aunt Cynthia Collins (grandmother of Grace, Lillian, etc.)remembers making shirts for grandfather Ben and taking food to grandmotherMary after his death. Old Rev. Greenbrier Wallen preached grandmothers Mary'sfuneral 1869-70, sitting down to preach, from the text: "But Mary hath chosenthe better part, which shall not be taken away from her". Luke 10:22. These peoplewere pure white blood, it seems, and the older members of the Bunch familieswere fair skinned, until they mixed with the part Indian population of theMountains of TN.

Children of Ben and Mary:1. Lambert b. 1780-1790 ? stayed in NC.2. William or Bill b. 1783-1793, stayed in NC.3. John b. 1785-95, stayed in NC.4. George b. 1787-9?, stayed in NC.5. CELIA b. 1795-1815 m. Henry Fletcher of Fox Branch.6. Hannah b. 1795-1815 m. Jesse Goodman and lived in Blackwater.7. Rachel b. 1795-1815 m. Bill Goodman, brother to Jesse (Hannah's man) lived on Newman'sRidge.8. Polly b. 1795-1820 (called Aunt Polly Pridemore) m. Washington "Wash" Pridemore. Lived onNewman's Ridge, big family. (My g-g-g-grandparents).9. Frankie Bunch b. 1795-1820 m. Symen or Simeon Collins.10. Sallie b. ? m. Jesse Bunch and moved to Indiana.

HENRY FLETCHER: b. ca 1800 m. to CELIA (BUNCH) #5 above- children of Henry and Celia:1. Dan b. ca 1830-402. John Jesse b. ca 1830-40 married in Kentucky.3. Ben b. 1840-45 d. about 1924 married his first cousin, Harriet Pridemore (who was born9/27/1859) married in Feb. 1877 or 1878. Had nine children.Ben Fletcher- when he was about 80 years old was raided by sheriff Fote Johnson and old WallaceMullins as he was calling his hogs to slop. The younger men present ran, but poor old Ben couldn'tescape but was taden with his still and worm. He plead for the still not to be taken or destroyed, for itwas his fathers old still and he didn't want it taken. He was taken to Sneedville to his trial, and old man,around 1924. Remember these people seemed to think perfectly proper to make moonshine. We mustnot judge them by our more recent standards of morals.

My line goes back thru Plly Bunch and Washington Pridemore. George Washington Pridemore andLucinda Boling, James Bowlin and Margaret "Peggy" Collins. Where I am stuck and have been forSeveral years.

I have more info I am mailing to you but wanted to send this for now and let you know I hadn't for gotabout you.Sincerely,Debbie Oxford

More About HENRY FLETCHER:Census: 1860, Hancock County,Tennessee

More About HENRY FLETCHER and CELIA BUNCH:Marriage: Abt. 1835

Children of HENRY FLETCHER and CELIA BUNCH are:i. CATHERINE4 FLETCHER, b. 1838, Tennessee.

ii. WILLIAM FLETCHER, b. 1839.6. iii. WILSON FLETCHER, b. Apr 1840, Hancock County,Tennessee; d. 26 Nov 1916, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay

County).iv. MARY ANN FLETCHER, b. 1844, Hancock County,Tennessee; m. ANDREW JOHNSON, Hancock County

Tennessee.

More About ANDREW JOHNSON and MARY FLETCHER:

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Marriage: Hancock County Tennessee

7. v. BENJAMIN FLETCHER, b. 1847, Hancock County,Tennessee; d. Abt. 1924, Kentucky.8. vi. JOHN JESSE FLETCHER, b. 1850, Hancock County,Tennessee.9. vii. AMANDA JANE FLETCHER, b. 1854, Harlan County,Kentucky; d. 30 Apr 1880, Jackson County,Kentucky.

viii. DANIEL FLETCHER, b. Abt. 1835.

4. RUSSELL3 FLETCHER (JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 1823 in Tennessee. He married DELILAHCODY. She was born 1826.

Children of RUSSELL FLETCHER and DELILAH CODY are:i. ZACHARIAH4 FLETCHER, b. 1842.

ii. NANCY FLETCHER, b. 1844.iii. DAVID FLETCHER, b. 1848.iv. CATHERINE FLETCHER, b. 1850.

5. MAHALA3 FLETCHER (JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 1833 in Hancock County,Tennessee, and died10 Mar 1906 in Knoxville,Tennessee (Knox County). She married W ILLIAM FREDRICK CODY 20 Dec1850 in Hancock County,Tennessee. He was born 1831 in Hancock County,Tennessee, and died 30Jul 1864 in Knoxville,Tennessee (Knox County).

Notes for MAHALA FLETCHER:Mahala Fletcher Cody rode to Knoxville,TN on horseback to get her first pension payment of $12.00.

Notes for WILLIAM FREDRICK CODY:William enlisted in the Civil War at Lexington,KY for 3 years or duration of the war (Union Army). Hewas promoted to 1st Sgt. on March 1,1864. He died of the fever July 30,1864 in General Hospital,Knoxville,TN.

More About WILLIAM CODY and MAHALA FLETCHER:Marriage: 20 Dec 1850, Hancock County,Tennessee

Children of MAHALA FLETCHER and WILLIAM CODY are:i. CATHERINE4 CODY, b. 24 Mar 1855.

ii. RICHARD CODY, b. 25 Dec 1851; d. Bef. 1870.iii. JAMES R. CODY, b. 15 Aug 1853; d. 25 Feb 1937.

Generation No. 4

6. WILSON4 FLETCHER (HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born Apr 1840 in HancockCounty,Tennessee, and died 26 Nov 1916 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). He married POLLYA. (MARY) ?. She was born May 1838 in Virginia, and died Aft. 1916 in Manchester,Kentucky (ClayCounty).

Notes for WILSON FLETCHER:On the 1910 Census their is a Florence Jackson listed as a niece age 30.Do not know if it is Wilson's orwife Mary's niece.

On his death certificate it lists Peter House as Undertaker. Says he was born HancockCounty,Tennessee,father Henry Fletcher,mother unknown,was 67 years old and died Nov26,1916.(informant was William Fletcher of Manchester,Kentucky his son.)

1910 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 284-290Fletcher,Wilson 63 IN married once, father b. IN mother b. INMary 66 VA married twice, father and mother born VA

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Jackson,Florence 30 KY niece

1880 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 362-420FLETCHER,Wilson 33 TN father born KY mother born TNMary 35 TN father born TN mother born VAJohn 13 father born TN mother VAMartha 8 KY father born GA mother VA

No Wilson Fletcher or Fletcher family on 1870 Clay County Census.

The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Ky., Wednesday, November 11, 1970"What’s In Your Name?"By Charles Guarino & Albert Seddon In all ages and in all quarters of the world distinguishing symbols have been adopted by tribes ornations, by families or by chieftains. When true heraldry began in Europe nothing was more remarkablethan the suddenness of its development, the duration of its use and the accuracy of its record. Coats ofarms and all that went with them covered a period of approximately seven hundred years. One of thevery first coats of arms to appear on record was that borne by the name Fletcher. This was because itwas granted to a man who was involved with one of the most ancient of trades, that of attaching thefeathers to the arrow shart.The Fletcher name began as a surname in Somerset at the end of the 1100’s and then spread to manyparts of England, Scotland and Ireland. The name has a turbulent history and we find Fletchersrecorded in historical documents in the most unlikely places. The famous Scottish politician AndrewFletcher who was born in 1655 is found in Holland creating havoc against measures introduced by theDuke of Lauderdale. Giles Fletcher born in 1548 is mentioned in Russian history books and we alsofind his name prominent in Denmark.There were many odd reasons why people were granted coats of arms in ancient times. Some of thestories can be catigorized under the heading of legend that in 1568 Henry Fletcher of Cockermouth wasgranted a coat of arms for having entertained Mary, Queen of Scots on her journey to Carlisle. How heentertained her is not recorded.The word Fletcher derived from the Old French “flechier” and the feathers used on the arrow shaftswere called “fleches.” Simple as it might seem the job of making an effective arrow was dividedbetween three tradesmen. One made the gead from metal, another made the shaft from selected andattached the feathers.The cost of arms we have selected from the many granted to the name shaws a silver shield on whichis a red “saltire” (a diagonal cross usually representative of the cross of Saint Andrew). On the shieldare four black circles charged with four silver arrow heads with the points downwards.(Interested in your name? If you would like to see the history and arms of your name in a future column,write to “What’s In Your Name?” care of The Lexington Herald.)

More About WILSON FLETCHER:Burial: Nov 1916, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Census: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#284-290Occupation: Farmer

Notes for POLLY A. (MARY) ?:On Wilson Fletcher's death certificate it list him as being married.I assume he was still married to Maryat time of death.

The 1920 Census list Marry as being married 2 times.

More About POLLY A. (MARY) ?:Census: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#284-290

Children of WILSON FLETCHER and POLLY ? are:10. i. JOHN5 FLETCHER, b. Jun 1866, Clay County,Kentucky.

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11. ii. MARTHA FLETCHER, b. Jul 1870, Tennessee; d. Abt. 1914, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).12. iii. WILLIAM M. FLETCHER, b. 02 Aug 1881; d. 10 Jul 1947, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).

7. BENJAMIN4 FLETCHER (HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 1847 in HancockCounty,Tennessee, and died Abt. 1924 in Kentucky. He married HARRIET PRIDEMORE Bet. 1877 - 1878,daughter of GEORGE PRIDEMORE and MARY BUNCH. She was born 27 Sep 1860, and died Aft. 1932.

Notes for BENJAMIN FLETCHER:Ben Fletcher married his 1st cousin Harriet Pridemore. When Ben was about 80 years old, he wasraided by Sheriff Fate Johnson, and his Deputy Old Wallace Mullins. The younger men ran, but poorOld Ben couldn't run. He was Calling his hogs to slop when he was raided. He plead for his still andworm, for Sheriff and his Deputy not to destroy it - for it was his father's old still and he didn't want ittaken. He was taken to Sneedville, released on bond, came home, took sick and died before his trial,an old man. Remember these older people seemed to think it was perfectly right to make moonshine.We must not judge by our more recent standards of morals.Was a strong Democrat. Lived on Fox Branch, a creek cutting thru Indian Ridge, near Kyle's Ford,Tennessee. (Source: William P. Grohse Collection)

We Benjamin Fletcher and wife Harriet Fletcher for thelove and affection we have for Henry Fletcher son ofsaid Benjamin Fletcher do hereby covenant with and by these presants do transfer and convey unto thesaid Henry Fletcher the entire interest the said BenjaminFletcher has in and to the tract of land formerly ownedBy Henry Fletcher decd. and which the said Benjamininherited therein the same being a one sixthinterest undivided. Said Lan lying in one body onFox Branch in the 5 Civil Dist of Hancock CountyTenn. Adjoining lands of E. K. Baldwin Parish WickoldJames Weston and Hiram Herd containing some 75- acresmore or less being the lands owned by said Henry Fletcherin his life time and on which he died. We do covenantwith the said Henry Fletcher that we are lawfullysigned of said land have a good right to conveysame and that it is unincumbered- We do furthercovenant and agree to warrant and forever defendthe title to said land against the lawful claimsof all persons whomsoever. The said HarritFletcher joins in this conveyance for the purposeOf conveying whatsoever homestead as other interestAs right she may have in and to said land This Apr. 27, 1896 Bengerman Fletcher his mark Harriet Fletcher her markState of TennesseeHancock County

Personally appeared before meB. J. Dunsmore Clerk of County-Court in and forsaid county- the within named bargainors BengermanFletcher and wife Hariett Fletcher with whom I am personally aquainted and who acknowledge that theyexecuted the within instrument for the purpose therein contained. And Harriett Fletcher wife of the saidBengeman Fletcher having appeared before me personally and privately and apart from her husbandthe said Harriett Fletcher acknowledged the excution of the said Deed to have been done by her freelyvoluntarily and under standingly without compulsion or constraint from her husband and for the purposetherein aforsaid.

Witness my hand and official seal at office in Sneedville on this the 28th day of April A. D. eighteenhundred and ninty six.

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B. J. Dunsmore Clerk By A. J. Testament

State of TennesseeHancock County

Filed for record Apr. 28th Day 1896at 12 pm. Entered in note book A on page 36Recorded in Book O on page 302 & 303 E. P. Catron Reg

More About BENJAMIN FLETCHER and HARRIET PRIDEMORE:Marriage: Bet. 1877 - 1878

Children of BENJAMIN FLETCHER and HARRIET PRIDEMORE are:i. JOHN5 FLETCHER, b. 06 Mar 1879; d. 11 Oct 1888.

ii. ANDREW FLETCHER, b. 10 Jan 1882; d. 17 May 1888.iii. IDA G. FLETCHER, b. 22 Jan 1884; m. SINGLETARY JOHNSON.

Notes for IDA G. FLETCHER:Ida married Singletary Johnson, son of Jonathan and Betsy (Pratt) Johnson. Old Jonathan had 12 childrenbefore he married Betsy. Singletary and Ida have 14 Children and live on Panther Creek. ( Source: William P.Grohse Collection)

13. iv. ZEDDIE FLETCHER, b. 07 Sep 1886.14. v. JOSEPH RUSSELL FLETCHER, b. 19 Jun 1889.

vi. FLORENCE FLETCHER, b. 22 May 1892; m. STEWARD COLE.

Notes for FLORENCE FLETCHER:Florence is medium tall, pleasant, Baptist married teward Cole, son of Branch and Susan (Oliver) Cole andlive on Fox Branch. ( Source: William P. Grohse Collection)

vii. GILBERT FLETCHER, b. 07 Aug 1894; m. CHERRIE ROBERTS.

Notes for GILBERT FLETCHER:Gilbert was a coal miner, was in 2nd Division in WWI. In France for 16 months and in Army for 4 years.Rheumatism from sleeping out, disabled. He married Cherrie Roberts, daughter of Green Roberts. Theyseperated and he married Ollie Eldridge, with whom he was living in 1932. She later died or was seperatedand he married Mandy (Burchett) Fleenor, widow of Broten Fleeneor. They seperated and he is still living(09/04/1968) in Florida. ource: William P. Grohse Collection)

viii. BESSIE FLETCHER, b. 22 Dec 1900; m. ADAM JOHNSON.ix. JALIE FLETCHER, b. Nov 1903; m. WILSE BLANKEN.

Notes for JALIE FLETCHER:Lived at they "Butts" or "Rounds" ( odd shaped hills or hillocks) 8 or 9 miles up river from Kyle's Ford. (Source: William P. Grohse Collection)

8. JOHN JESSE4 FLETCHER (HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 1850 in HancockCounty,Tennessee. He married (1) DELINA (PEARLINA) ?. She was born 1872. He married (2) PHEBE E.WESTON in Hancock County Tennessee.

Notes for JOHN JESSE FLETCHER:On the 1910 Clay County,KY census showed that John and Pearlina (Delina) had been both marriedbefore. It showed Pearlina's children (Mary & Edgar Ponder) from her other marriage living with themand also a Nephew of John's (Dan Fletcher) living with them also.

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A Marriage Bond was filed for John Fletcher and Delina Ponder in the Clay County,Kentucky CourtHouse on 5 Feb 1896.Peter House was Surety and the were jointly and severally bound to theCommonwealth of Kentucky for the sum of $100.00.Attest:T.W. White Clerk Clay County Court.

The family oral history says that John Jessee was a rounder, and he left Phebe for greener pastures,and I assume that they were divorced. She later remarried. It is also a family story that John Jesseewas in the Lee County, VA jail when he died in 1932, and was buried in a poor cemetery that theycounty had at that time. We have not been able to prove this. He was supposed to be a drifter whomoved about quite a bit. This is all that I know about him. (Source: Howard Marcum)

Moved to Kentucky. ( Source: William P. Grohse Collection)

More About JOHN FLETCHER and PHEBE WESTON:Marriage: Hancock County Tennessee

Children of JOHN FLETCHER and DELINA ? are:i. SARAH5 FLETCHER.

ii. LAURA FLETCHER.iii. GRACY FLETCHER.iv. LON FLETCHER.v. BERTHA FLETCHER.

vi. DELLA FLETCHER.vii. GERTRUDE FLETCHER.

Children of JOHN FLETCHER and PHEBE WESTON are:viii. WILLIAM5 FLETCHER, b. 07 Jan 1872, Hancock County,Tennessee; d. 12 Jan 1933, Rose Hill,Virginia (Lee

County); m. MARY PRATT, 1892, Hancock County Tennessee.

More About WILLIAM FLETCHER:Burial: Jan 1933, Rose Hill,Virginia (Lee County)

More About WILLIAM FLETCHER and MARY PRATT:Marriage: 1892, Hancock County Tennessee

ix. MARY E. FLETCHER, b. 1874.

Notes for MARY E. FLETCHER:Died as a young child.

9. AMANDA JANE4 FLETCHER (HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 1854 in HarlanCounty,Kentucky, and died 30 Apr 1880 in Jackson County,Kentucky. She married ZACHARIAHJACKSON 1873. He was born 26 Dec 1847 in Kentucky, and died 02 Sep 1922 in JacksonCounty,Kentucky.

More About ZACHARIAH JACKSON and AMANDA FLETCHER:Marriage: 1873

Children of AMANDA FLETCHER and ZACHARIAH JACKSON are:15. i. LAURA JANE5 JACKSON, b. 08 Jun 1874, Jackson County,Kentucky.

ii. FLORENCE JACKSON, b. 05 Apr 1880.

Generation No. 5

10. JOHN5 FLETCHER (WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born Jun 1866 in ClayCounty,Kentucky. He married (1) ELIZABETH LEWIS 05 Feb 1896 in Manchester,Kentucky (ClayCounty), daughter of WASHINGTON LEWIS and JANE HIGNITE. She was born Feb 1851 in ClayCounty,Kentucky, and died 05 Aug 1904 in Clay County,Kentucky. He married (2) CAREY CREPP 04Sep 1904 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). She was born 1882 in Clay County,Kentucky.

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Notes for JOHN FLETCHER:1900 Census has him as being a soldier.

More About JOHN FLETCHER:Census: 1880, Clay County,Kentucky,#362-420

Notes for ELIZABETH LEWIS:1900 Census has Elizabeth being married twice,and has been married to John Fletcher for 12 yearswith only 2 children.

More About ELIZABETH LEWIS:Cause of Death: Consumption

More About JOHN FLETCHER and ELIZABETH LEWIS:Marriage: 05 Feb 1896, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

More About JOHN FLETCHER and CAREY CREPP:Marriage: 04 Sep 1904, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Children of JOHN FLETCHER and ELIZABETH LEWIS are:i. MARY6 FLETCHER.

ii. TRENT FLETCHER.iii. ETHEL FLETCHER.iv. DANIEL FLETCHER, b. Aug 1888.v. JAMES W. FLETCHER, b. May 1891; d. 23 Sep 1929, Clay County,Kentucky.

11. MARTHA5 FLETCHER (WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born Jul 1870 in Tennessee,and died Abt. 1914 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). She married PETER HOUSE 16 Jul 1891 inManchester,Kentucky (Clay County), son of W ILLIAM HOUSE and JOSEPHINE JOHNSON. He was bornAug 1868 in Greensburg,Indiana (Decatur County), and died 12 Feb 1942 in Manchester,Kentucky(Clay County).

Notes for MARTHA FLETCHER:

Suppose to have died of Tuberculosis about 1914 ??

More About MARTHA FLETCHER:Burial: Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Fletcher - House CemeteryCause of Death: TuberculosisCensus: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289

Notes for PETER HOUSE:

JAILER'S BOND

THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY

CLAY COUNTY COURT

We, PETER HOUSEJailer of Clay County, and R. CARNAHAN Jr., W.T. GARRARD, H.B. MARCUM, JOHN C. MARCUMand J.F. MARCUM his sureters, hereby covenant and agree with the Commonwealth of Kentucky,that the said PETER HOUSE shall faithfully and duly execute the duties of JAILER of Clay County,according to law.

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Given under our hands this 4th day of December 1905

PETER HOUSE,J.C. MARCUM, W.T. GARRARD,H.P. MARCUM,R. CARNAHAN Jr. by G.G. CARNAHAN atty in fact , JAS. F. MARCUM

ATTEST: WM. MARCUM (clerk)

(Source:Jailor Bond,found in Clay County,Kentucky Court House.)

GENERAL AFFIDAVIT

State of Kentucky, County of Clay, as in the matter of JAMES HYDE, of Co. G ,7th Kentucky Infantry,Certificate # 269438

On this 8th day of May 1920, personally appeared before me, a Notary Public in and for theaforesaid County and State, duly authorized to administer oaths PETER HOUSE, aged 51 years,whose Post Office address is ___________ and MARTHA HOUSE, aged 45 years, whose PostOffice address is Manchester,Kentucky well known to me to be reputable and entitled to credit andwho being duly sworn, declares in relation to the aforesaid case as follows:

That they live neighbors to above named soldier JAMES HYDE; that said soldier is so nearhelpless and blind that he requires the regular aid and attendance of some person all the time; thatthey know this statement to be true, by living neighbors to the said soldier and by seeing him daily. they further declare that they have no interest in said case and are not concerned in its prosecution.

PETER HOUSE, MARTHA HOUSE(affiant's signatures)

(Source: James Hyde Civil War military pension application, given to my by Jerry D. House)

J. M. LEWIS

Fluorescent Lighting Fixture, Box 13 , Pineville,Kentucky

Manchester,Kentucky Nov. 9, 1948

Mrs. GLADYS TURNER Incline,Kentucky

Referring to the Deed of Conveyance, between the heirs of the late PETER HOUSE, and hiswidow,MARTHA H. HOUSE, (Now, MARTHA H. LEWIS) Parties of the first part, and MILAS YORK, ofHammond,Indiana and CARRIE YORK, his wife, also of Hammond,Indiana parties of the second part.Will say, that the Deed has just been returned from some of the heirs in the state of Ohio, where it wassent for their signatures and is now in the office of the County Court Clerk, in Manchester,Kentuckywaiting for the heirs that live in this section of the country to come in and sign it. The money has beendeposited in the bank here to meet the payments of all the heirs as soon as they all sign the Deed inthe presence of a County Court Clerk or a Notary Public and have his Certificate attached thereto. YourUncle Bill was here at my place the first of the week and before i got the Deed back from Ohio and saidto write him when i got the Deed back and he would come back down here, so if you folks has not got acar, you might get in touch with Bill and you and your Husband might come with him or get some onenear you to bring you and him. We went to get all the heirs around here close to sign it so we can sendit to Clyde in Cheyenne,Wyoming for his signature, we would like to get this matter fixed up as soon aspossible so you folks can get your money in your life time, you know the things we don't get in this worlddon't do us any good after we leave here. So hoping you folks will be able to get down here and signthe Deed at anearly date, you will find the Clerk on the job any day except Sunday and will be glad to

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explain any thing you don't understand.

Sincerely, J. M. LEWIS

(Source: Letter sent to Gladys Turner,Mary (House) Hyde's daughter)

This Deed between PETER HOUSE and MARTHA HOUSE his wife of the first part and WILSONFLETCHER of the second part. Witnesseth, that the said party of the first part in consideration of$300.00 (three hundred dollars) the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby sell,grant andconvey to the party of the second part his heirs and assigns the following described property, Viz: Acertain tract of land lying and being in Clay County,Kentucky and being the same tract of land conveyedto the party of the first part by JOHN V. DICKENSON by deed hearing date 29th day of June 1898which is duly recorded in Deed Book No. F, at page 77, Clay County Court Clerks office and boundedas follows: Our tract of land situated in Clay County,KY. and the waters of big Goose Creek and being apart of the GEORGE JAMES 400 acre survey. Beginning at a rock set in theground where three small white oaks stood; thence west 65 poles to a small spotted oak same coursecontinued in all 66 poles to the top of the ridge; thence a North westward course with the top of theridge as it meanders to WILSON FLETCHER's and PETER HOUSE's corner; thence Eastwardly withFLETCHER's & HOUSE line to the GEORGE JAMES East line; thence South with said line to oppositethe beginning,thence to the beginning. The party of the first excepts from the foregoing boundary theright of way from the gate where it stands to the land of M.E. DICKENSON South of the land abovedescribed. Also a second tract of land deeded to first parties above, named by M.E. DICKENSON andJAS. M. DICKENSON on the 13th day of February 1889. And deed bearing date of 13th day ofFebruary 1889, and same is now recorded in Deed Book F, at page 77 in the Clay County Court Clerksoffice. A tract of land lying in Clay County,Kentucky and being a part of the GEORGE JAMES 400 acresurvey, beginning at the East line of the GEORGE JAMES survey and two poles East of a stoneplaced there by the contracting parties; thence west passing said stone to a small walnut tree;thence west to a stone on the summit of a point; thence west to a beech tree at the top of the ridge;thence north- wardly with the top of the ridge to the JOHN V. DICKENSON tract; thence East with theJOHN V. DICKENSON line to the GEORGE JAMES East line and thence South with the GEORGE JAMESEast line to the beginning. Wright of way of at least 16 feet is reserved from the gate to the Southline of the land conveyed by this deed. To have and to hold same with all the appurtancesthereon to the second party heirs and assigns forever with covenant of " General Warranty" a lien isretained upon the property hereby conveyed, as security for the payment of the unpaid purchasemoney. In Testimony Whereof Witness are signatures this 7th day of January 1914.

PETER HOUSE , MARTHA HOUSE

State of Kentucky County of Clay

I WM. RICE clerk of the county court for the county and State aforesaid do certify that on this day thea forgoing deed was produced to me in the county aforesaid and acknowledged and delivered byPETER HOUSE and his wife MARTHA HOUSE to be their act and deed. Witness my hand this 7th day of January 1914.

WM. RICE clerkby JOHN E. WHITE Jr. D.C.

State of Kentucky County of Clay

I WM. RICE clerk of the county court for the County and State aforesaid certify that on the 8th day Jan,1914 this deed from PETER HOUSE and his wife MARTHA HOUSE , To WILSON FLETCHER waslodged in my office for Record, and that i have truly recorded it, together with this and the certificate

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thereon endorsed in my said office. Witness my hand this 14th day of Jan, 1914.

WM. RICE clerk by J.M. LYTTLE D.C.

(Source: Deed recorded in Deed Book 34, pages 318 - 319 in Clay County,KY. Courthouse)

1900 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 601-621House,Peter 31 IN BlacksmithMartha 29 TNBeverly 8 KYDaisy 7 KYJames 4 KYLester 10 months KY

1910 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling 283-289House,Pete 41 INMartha 39 TNBeve 17 KYDaisy 16 KYJames 14 KYLester 12 KYMary 9 KYAltie M. 7 KYJuils 4 KYWilliam 10 months KY

1920 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 78House,Peter 51 IN Blacksmith runs shopMartha (Mullins) 39 KYWilliam 10 KYJaily 13 KY

1920 census.KY CLAY MANCHESTER 1920 .Series: T625 Roll: 566 Page: 5 .HOUSE PETER ,head,male, white , 31 or 51 , married, born Indiana , parents born KY, Blacksmith.Martha , wife , 39, born KY,parents KY.Bill , son , 10 , KY.Jaily, daughter, 13 ,KY.their are 4 House families on this page , can send you it if required .

In Kelly Morgan's book Pioneer Families of Clay County Kentucky,there is a picture of Pete and fourother people.Under the picture it says:

The Blacksmith Shop was the loafing place in town.Here are four of my friends,right Bus Lyttle,nextDelbert Miller who could remove the old shoes and put new ones on in twelve minutes.Holding thebridle is Pete House,resting on the wooden horse is Jim McGee.This wooden horse is used to rasp thehoofs after shoeing.I had a 50 cent box camera in one side of my saddle bags,you can guess what wasin the other.While the horse was resting,with saddle bags in my arm,I went to a crystal clear unpolluted

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spring in the center of the town square and drank from a gourd.

Kelly Morgan

Pete was going to some kind of lodge meeting in Lexington with a lot of other people,when he fell out ofthe back of a truck which eventually led to his stroke and death.(Source:Beverly (Bud) House Jr.)

More About PETER HOUSE:Burial: 13 Feb 1942, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Fletcher - House CemeteryCause of Death: Stroke of paralysis due to fall from truck.Census: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289Occupation: Blacksmith

More About PETER HOUSE and MARTHA FLETCHER:Death of one spouse: Abt. 1914, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Marriage: 16 Jul 1891, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Children of MARTHA FLETCHER and PETER HOUSE are:16. i. BEVERLY HENRY6 HOUSE, b. 10 May 1892, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 02 Aug 1952,

Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County).17. ii. DAISEY H. HOUSE, b. 27 Feb 1894, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 24 Jan 1974,

Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).18. iii. JAMES HOUSE, b. Apr 1896, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 1942, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay

County).19. iv. LESTER HOUSE, b. 12 Oct 1898, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 06 Apr 1976, Hamilton,Ohio

(Butler County).20. v. MARY HOUSE, b. 28 Oct 1900, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 10 Jul 1922, Manchester,Kentucky

(Clay County).21. vi. ALTA MAE HOUSE, b. 24 Aug 1902, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 17 Dec 1993,

Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).22. vii. JAILEY HOUSE, b. 01 Mar 1906, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 23 May 1979, Sandusky,Ohio (Erie

County).23. viii. WILLIAM JENNINGS HOUSE, b. 18 Feb 1909, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 12 May 1958,

Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County).

12. WILLIAM M.5 FLETCHER (WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 02 Aug 1881, and died10 Jul 1947 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). He married MYRTLE WHITE 31 Oct 1909 inManchester,Kentucky (Clay County). She was born 15 Apr 1896, and died 24 Oct 1954 inManchester,Kentucky (Clay County).

Notes for WILLIAM M. FLETCHER:A Marriage Bond between William Fletcher and Myrtle White was submitted 29 Oct 1909 at the ClayCounty Court House in Manchester,Kentucky. John V. Dickenson as Surety,they were jointly andseverally bound to the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the sum of $100.00.Attest: William Marcum,byT.W. White D.C.

The 1920 Clay County Census shows they lived in the First Fork Island Creek District and that FloraMullins was a boarder and she was 16 years of age.(She later married Beve Pryor House,son of Peterand Martha (Fletcher) House.)

1910 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 282-288

Fletcher,William 29 KYMyrtle 18 KY

More About WILLIAM M. FLETCHER:

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Burial: Jul 1947, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Fletcher - House CemeteryCensus: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#282-288

More About MYRTLE WHITE:Burial: Oct 1954, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Fletcher - House CemeteryCensus: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#282-288

More About WILLIAM FLETCHER and MYRTLE WHITE:Marriage: 31 Oct 1909, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Marriage license: File 35,Clay County,KY index of Marriages

Children of WILLIAM FLETCHER and MYRTLE WHITE are:i. PEARL6 FLETCHER.

ii. BEVERLY FLETCHER, b. 24 Sep 1913, Clay County,Kentucky.iii. CATHERINE W. FLETCHER, b. 25 Sep 1915; d. 01 Feb 1938, Clay County,Kentucky.

More About CATHERINE W. FLETCHER:Burial: Feb 1938, Fletcher Cemetery,Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

iv. MABLE FLETCHER.v. ? FLETCHER, b. 18 Mar 1912.

24. vi. JOSEPHINE FLETCHER, b. 01 Feb 1934, Clay County,Kentucky; d. 29 Apr 1984, Knox,County,Kentucky.

13. ZEDDIE5 FLETCHER (BENJAMIN4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 07 Sep 1886. He marriedMAT LEVISY.

Notes for ZEDDIE FLETCHER:Zeddie was a Baptist and Democrat. Zeddie and Mat had one child his name was Gilbert.Gilbert, weak in body and mind , tried to be agreeable , pleasant and helpful. With mountain courtesywas proud to have me visit with him, because we were kin. He married Tyler Bell's widow and lived inSneedville a short time. He was not legally a 'Canidate' for marriage. Some clerk in Morristown issuedthe license and he was married by Justice of the Peace Otis Green, then County Court Clerk ofHancock County, refused them a marriage license because of his mental state. Zeddie and Matseperated. He was insane three times. In one of his spells he married Goldie Jones, described to meas beautiful, but bad. After they seperated she married Will Manor.When they were boys, at school. on a 'cat - skinning' bar, he was hanging,when one of WillTesterman's boys, almost grown, grabbed him, others grabbed Testerman and the squeezing andweight tore something loose inside of him. His mother thought that this is what made him not right attimes. At other times he was bright. Gilbert Lived with Burkett M. Mullins when he died of cancer in theSneedville Hospital. (Source: William P. Grohse Collection)

Notes for MAT LEVISY:Daughter of Esley and Becky Ann (McGinneily) Levisy.

Child of ZEDDIE FLETCHER and MAT LEVISY is:i. GILBERT6 FLETCHER, b. 18 Sep 1910.

14. JOSEPH RUSSELL5 FLETCHER (BENJAMIN4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 19 Jun 1889.He married RHODA BRYANT.

Notes for JOSEPH RUSSELL FLETCHER:Was a coal miner and lived at Ben Hur, Virginia. (Source: William P. Grohse Collection)

Notes for RHODA BRYANT:Daughter of Jeff and Liza (Osborn) Bryant.

Children of JOSEPH FLETCHER and RHODA BRYANT are:

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i. NICK6 FLETCHER.ii. GRACE FLETCHER.

iii. CHARLIE FLETCHER.iv. LIZA FLETCHER.v. EALY FLETCHER.

vi. GEORGE FLETCHER.

15. LAURA JANE5 JACKSON (AMANDA JANE4 FLETCHER, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 08 Jun1874 in Jackson County,Kentucky. She married W ILLIAM CLAUDIUS ROBINSON Bef. 1897. He was born1871 in Clay County,Kentucky.

More About WILLIAM ROBINSON and LAURA JACKSON:Marriage: Bef. 1897

Children of LAURA JACKSON and WILLIAM ROBINSON are:i. FLORENCE6 ROBINSON, b. 02 Dec 1897, Jackson County,Kentucky; d. 19 Dec 1975, Montgomery

County,Maryland.ii. KELLON ROBINSON, b. 1898.

iii. EVA ROBINSON, b. 1899.iv. ARAH ROBINSON, b. 1900.v. HUMANA ROBINSON, b. 1901.

vi. CLIFFORD ROBINSON, b. 1902.vii. MYRTLE ROBINSON, b. 1903.

viii. ROSE ELLEN ROBINSON, b. 1904.ix. LULA ROBINSON, b. 1905.

Generation No. 6

16. BEVERLY HENRY6 HOUSE (MARTHA5 FLETCHER, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born10 May 1892 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died 02 Aug 1952 in Hamilton,Ohio (ButlerCounty). He married (1) EMMA BENGE 22 Dec 1911 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). She wasborn 1890 in Kentucky, and died Bef. 1920. He married (2) FLORA BELLE CONKINS 09 Oct 1920 inManchester,Kentucky (Clay County). She was born 1903.

Notes for BEVERLY HENRY HOUSE:Beve worked for Champion Paper Company in Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County).(Source:conversationwith Beve's son,Bev Henry House of Fairfield,Ohio (Butler County).

Subject: Re: 1920 & 1930 Butler County Census LookupAuthor: Marilyn DuvalDate: 10 Jun 2004 11:08 PM GMTEmail: duval2@juno.com

1930 Census, Butler, Hamilton County, Ohio, ED #8, Sheet 33ABeverly House, Head, 30, 1st married at 18, Kentucky, Kentucky, Kentucky, Foreman, Paper MillFlora-Belle, Wife, 26(?), 1st married at 17, Kentucky, Kentucky, KentuckyCarl, Son, 8, Ohio, Kentucky, KentuckyHubert, Son, 7, Ohio, Kentucky, KentuckyLoraine R., Daughter, 5, Ohio, Kentucky, KentuckyElsie M., Daughter, 3 months, Ohio, Kentucky, KentuckyI was not able to find them on the 1920 census. Hope this is helpful though.Good Luck!!!

Date: Wed, 9 Dec 1998 19:39:43 ESTFrom: <HouseGeny@aol.com>

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Name County Death Date Vol.No. Cert.No.HOUSE, ALBERT I. FAYETTE 6/5/1918 2614 37045HOUSE, AMANDA I. LUCAS 6/7/1922 3903 34415HOUSE, ANN I. WILLLIAMS 7/13/1919 3038 45932HOUSE, ADA B. WILLIAMS 3/25/1920 3255 36345HOUSE, ARCHER A. CLERMONT 1/26/1919 2858 815HOUSE, ARTHUR A. PORTAGE 10/28/1918 2741 68847HOUSE, ARTHUR I. BUTLER 4/5/1919 2952 24334HOUSE, BURT I. CUYAHOGA 5/31/1922 3891 31427HOUSE, CAROLINE M. CUYAHOGA 4/4/1918 2559 23468HOUSE, CHARLES H. HAMILTON 8/25/1920 3364 53702HOUSE, CORA P. COSHOCTON 2/27/1919 2890 8929HOUSE, CORNIN CUYAHOGA 3/5/1922 3821 13979HOUSE, COROELI MAHONING 11/27/1921 3727 63813HOUSE, DOROTHY I. MONTGOMERY 7/19/1922 3925 39755HOUSE, EARL E. ASHTABULA 12/29/1918 2807 65278HOUSE, EDNA E. LICKING 3/21/1922 3833 16931HOUSE, EFFIE LICKING 11/21/1920 3432 70524HOUSE, ELECTA HURON 4/4/1919 2964 27482HOUSE, ELIZABETH CUYAHOGA 9/11/1919 3063 52212HOUSE, EMMA A. BUTLER 2/12/1920 3182 8056HOUSE, EMMA E. MEDINA 5/2/1919 2993 34681HOUSE, ENOCH L. ASHTABULA 12/28/1919 3122 66851HOUSE, ETHEL M. CUYAHOGA 1/10/1921 3477 1270HOUSE, FRANCES CUYAHOGA 12/19/1921 3739 66795HOUSE, FRED L. PORTAGE 5/7/1918 2602 34076HOUSE, GEORGE CLERMONT 4/29/1918 2554 22080HOUSE, GEORGE HAMILTON 7/29/1918 2639 43307HOUSE, GEORGE HAMILTON 10/26/1918 2724 64587HOUSE, GEORGE NOBLE 3/22/1922 3839 18345HOUSE, GEORGE C. BUTLER 10/3/1918 2700 5855HOUSE, GEORGE G. CUYAHOGA 1/25/1919 2862 1996HOUSE, GEORGE H. NOBLE 3/22/1922 3839 18345HOUSE, HARRY H. BUTLER 1/6/1919 2857 611HOUSE, HENRIETTA I. MIAMI 2/19/1922 3809 10765HOUSE, HESTER M. GUERNSEY 7/25/1922 3918 38156HOUSE, HILAH I. CUYAHOGA 3/15/1921 3528 14112HOUSE, HULDAH I. MEOINA 8/3/1919 3053 49585HOUSE, IDA F. NOBLE 10/28/1918 2740 68551HOUSE, I.J.F. NOBLE 11/16/1922 4012 61709HOUSE, IVON CUYAHOGA 10/12/1922 3974 52118HOUSE, JACK S. CUYAHOGA 11/27/1921 3717 61485HOUSE, JACOB F. MONTGOMERY 1/22/1920 3169 4853HOUSE, JAMES W. MAHONING 11/5/1920 3434 71103HOUSE, JOEL I. MONTGOMERY 5/3/1920 3303 38439HOUSE, JOHN A. ALLEN 1/23/1918 2466 72HOUSE, JOHN H. ASHTABULA 11/6/1920 3419 67464HOUSE, JOHN T. WASHINGTON 7/12/1919 3038 45898HOUSE, JOHN W. NMTNA 11/14/1921 3727 63913HOUSE, JOSEPH E. NOBLE 12/12/1920 3461 77756HOUSE, JULIA A. PREBLE 1/28/1918 2495 7257HOUSE, LAWRENCE V. LICKING 10/12/1922 3981 53998HOUSE, LEONA I. HAMILTON 12/13/1920 3453 75810HOUSE, LESTER BUTLER 9/17/1918 2675 52274HOUSE, LILLIAN CUYAHOGA 9/18/1920 3380 57708

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HOUSE, MARIAH C. PREBLE 11/23/1921 3729 64265HOUSE, MARY HAMILTON 5/1/1919 2987 33133HOUSE, MARY A. HENRY 10/6/1922 3980 53701HOUSE, MARY A. LUCAS 4/29/1918 2571 26284HOUSE, MARY L. COSHOCTON 2/15/1920 3184 8732HOUSE, MARY P. HAMILTON 5/10/1922 3879 28344HOUSE, MAUD M. CUYAHOGA 8/21/1920 3360 52508HOUSE, MICHAEL H. PREBLE 5/21/1918 2851 96464HOUSE, MORRIS F. ALLEN 4/26/1918 2551 21403HOUSE, MRS. W. LUCAS 1/3/1919 2873 4523HOUSE, NANCY C. PREBLE 12/26/1921 3755 70796HOUSE, NATHAN NOBLE 1/19/1921 3492 5022HOUSE, ORA S. DARKE 1/10/1920 3157 1869HOUSE, ORVEL T. JEFFERSON 12/9/1922 4026 65104HOUSE, RAY C. MEDINA 1/19/1918 2485 4946HOUSE, RAYMOND M. CUYAHOGA 3/29/1919 2925 17645HOUSE, RUSSELL E. BUTLER 1/2/1919 2857 610HOUSE, SARAH E. FRANKLIN 10/9/1922 3976 52734HOUSE, SARAH J. NOBLE 4/23/1919 3019 41027HOUSE, STILLBORN BUTLER 10/31/1918 5 1201HOUSE, STILLBORN BELMONT 3/31/1918 2606 35248HOUSE, STILLBORN COSHOCTON 2/14/1920 3184 8731HOUSE, STILLBORN HAMILTON 11/29/1921 3722 62699HOUSE, UNA L. CUYAHOGA 1/9/1921 3477 1323HOUSE, WALTER I. HAMILTON 6/26/1918 2617 37929HOUSE, WALTER S. STARK 8/8/1922 3947 45285HOUSE, WILLIAM A. COLUMNIANA 12/9/1920 3445 73869HOUSE, WILLIAM I. CUYAHOGA 8/6/1922 3933 41952HOUSE, WILLIAM I. CUYAHOGA 8/4/1918 2653 46960HOUSE, WILLIAM I. HAMILTON 10/9/1921 3697 56402HOUSE, WILLIAM I. HAMILTON 3/3/1920 3238 22120

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NAME County Death Date Vol. No. Cert. No.

HOUSE, AGNES J. RICHLAND 4/24/1916 1930 27652HOUSE, ANNA M. MEDINA 11/26/1917 2427 72667HOUSE, AUDREY G. GUERNSEY 2/1/1917 2179 10581HOUSE, BERNARD P. LICKING 4/8/1916 1924 26187HOUSE, BERNICE P. LICKING 4/14/1916 1924 26193HOUSE, CHANCY COLUMBIANA 11/4/1914 1492 59083HOUSE, CHARLES NOBLE 3/30/1913 1035 17957HOUSE, CHARLES F. LAKE 12/12/1917 245178584HOUSE, CLARA M. LICKING 12/27/1916 2123 75772HOUSE, DAISY M. FRANKLIN 2/15/1913 999 8769HOUSE, DANIEL JEFFERSON 5/8/1917 2273 34042HOUSE, DAVID LICKING 5/27/1917 2274 34273HOUSE, DIANNA ASHTABULA 9/26/1913 1164 50195HOUSE, DORA MONTGOMERY 8/3/1916 2027 51857HOUSE, E. L. LAKE 5/5/1913 1080 29186

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HOUSE, EARL R. NOBLE 1/11/1915 1554 4585HOUSE, EDITH R. DARKE 4/12/1914 1340 21241HOUSE, ELIZABETH B. FRANKLIN 7/13/1916 1991 42842HOUSE, ESTELLA O. MAHONING 12/31/1913 1247 70984HOUSE, FRANCIS COSHOCTON 2/18/1915 1563 6761HOUSE, FRANKLIN ATHENS 3/21/1916 188115424HOUSE, FREDERICK FRANKLIN 1/3/1916 1832 3061HOUSE, GEORGE W. FRANKLIN 12/8/1917 2445 77020HOUSE, GLENDON E. JACKSON 6/10/1914 1394 34653HOUSE, GRACE M. BUTLER 4/12/1914 1335 19989HOUSE, HARRIET F. CUYAHOGA 9/6/1916 2081 65257HOUSE, HARVEY F. PORTAGE 1/1/1915 1554 4732HOUSE, HENRY CRAWFORD 4/5/1913 1046 20560HOUSE, HENRY G. SANDUSKY 8/5/1913 1159 48800HOUSE, ISABELL COSHOCTON 12/12/1915 1794 64702HOUSE, JACOB MORROW 6/28/1914 1399 35774HOUSE, JACOB W. ERIE 12/31/1917 2444 76901HOUSE, JAMES H. FRANKLIN 10/21/1917 2395 64592HOUSE, JOHN NOBLE 4/16/1917 2250 28409HOUSE, JOHN H. PREBLE 3/20/1917 2257 30053HOUSE, JOHNATHON KNOX 8/2/1913 1152 47120HOUSE, JOSEPH H. MEDINA 4/1/1917 2248 27871HOUSE, LESLEY H. NOBLE 12/4/1915 1811 68761HOUSE, LIDA A. CUYAHOGA 11/20/1916 2088 67045HOUSE, MABLE I. ERIE 4/3/1915 1621 21468HOUSE, MARGARET FRANKLIN 5/27/1917 2268 32822HOUSE, MARGETTE MORGAN 4/16/1917 2250 28307HOUSE, MARIAM E. NOBLE 2/20/1914 1299 10926HOUSE, MARTHA J. MONTGOMERY 11/7/1917 2436 74906HOUSE, MARY ERIE 8/6/1916 2016 49047HOUSE, MARY STARK 1/5/1915 1556 5069HOUSE, MARY A. PREBLE 10/28/1916 2076 64208HOUSE, MARY E. CLERMONT 7/28/1917 2312 43942HOUSE, MARY E. COLUMBIANA 9/1/1915 1726 47641HOUSE, MARY H. HAMILTON 9/4/1916 2043 55787HOUSE, MELVINA T. STARK 2/28/1915 1581 11412HOUSE, MERIAR A. DARKE 9/5/1917 2368 57789HOUSE, PHILLIP PREBLE 9/25/1914 1464 52217HOUSE, RALPH PICKAWAY 3/26/1913 1036 18075HOUSE, RILEY STARK 5/1/1917 2281 36243HOUSE, ROBERT B. CLARK 12/11/1915 1793 64455HOUSE, ROBERT V. COLUMBIANA 8/26/1917 2337 50050HOUSE, ROSETTA DARKE 4/10/1914 1340 21237HOUSE, RUSSELL NOBLE 2/21/1915 1579 10784HOUSE, SAMUEL WILLIAMS 6/9/1913 111237101HOUSE,SAMUEL R.CUYAHOGA 5/5/1913 1071 26758HOUSE, SARAH A. OTTAWA 2/12/1913 1009 11290HOUSE, SARAH L. HAMILTON 3/7/1914 1317 15252HOUSE, SOPHIA CUYAHOGA 10/11/1915 1750 53718HOUSE, STILLBORN CUYAHOGA 12/2/1913 1235 67976HOUSE, STILLBORN DARKE 7/21/1913 1120 39196HOUSE, STILLBORN DARKE 4/10/1914 1340 21237HOUSE, STILLBORN SENECA 7/31/1914 1422 41596HOUSE, W. W. CUYAHOGA 9/24/1915 1729 48476HOUSE, WILLIAM C. ALLEN 7/31/1913 1137 43492HOUSE, WILLIAM D. FRANKLIN 1/12/1914 1265 2266HOUSE, WILLIAM E. PAULDING 3/30/1913 1035 17984

More About BEVERLY HENRY HOUSE:Burial: 05 Aug 1952, Rose Hill Burial Park,Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County),Rose Garden- section

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152,grave 2Caste: 1900, Clay County,Kentucky,#601-621Census: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289Ordination: Bet. 1914 - 1952, Worked in Color Room at Champion Paper Company,Hamilton,OhioResidence: 02 Aug 1952, 1403 Maple,Hamilton,Ohio (since 1914)Social Security Number: 275-10-9696

Notes for EMMA BENGE:1910 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 146-146BENGE,Daniel 64 KYMary 55 KYHenry 25 KYBoone 15 KYDora 13 KYThomas W. 12 KYALLEN,Emma 20 KY

Emma's death was before 1920,because Beve married Flora Belle (Conkins) Mullins in 1920 and Beve& Flora Belle's Marriage Certificate lists Beve as being a widower.(Source: Clay Co.,KY marriagerecords in the Clay County Courthouse in Manchester,KY.)

More About EMMA BENGE:Census: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#146-146

More About BEVERLY HOUSE and EMMA BENGE:Marriage: 22 Dec 1911, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Notes for FLORA BELLE CONKINS:1. Before she was married,Florabelle was being taken care of by Martha Mullins who was Pete House'ssecond wife. Flora moved in with the House family and that was how Beve metFlora.(Source:conversation with Beve's son Bev Henry House of Fairfield,Ohio (Butler County)).

2. Her father was Henry Conkins,mother was Alcie Dunaway both fromPittsburg,Kentucky.(Source:Beve Henry House Jr.,Laurel County,Kentucky Census & MarriageRecords.)

3. Alcie(Elsie) married 2nd time to Henry Mullins.(Source:Beve & Flora Belle's Marriage Certificateshows Father(Henry Mullins),mother(Elsie Conkins),Marriage record held in (Clay County)Manchester,Ky)

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Hamilton,Ohio 871 Symmes Avenue

Dear, GLADYS

I know you will be suprised to get this letter,first i will tell you i am your Aunt Flora Belle, wife of your mother's oldest brother BEV. But MARY was more like a sister to me. We loved each other like sisters. I was so glad to get your address and some how i wanted to write you. I have pictures of you and DUTCH when you were babies. Dutch was up to our house one time with BERTHA when she (DUTCH) first got married. Well we have 7 children from 27 years old down to 6 years old and we have 4 grand children. My oldest daughter LORRAINE is 23 years old but not yet married. She works in the Loan Company office where her dad (your Uncle BEV) works,has worked for 34 years in the Champion Paper and Fiber Company. My two sons work there too. I will send you some more pictures as soon as i hear from you. I believe you would be proud of these 7 cousins and like them if you knew them. Bragging aren't I ? Ha! Ha!.

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But i have always wanted to be with MARY's children more and so would all of her relation,but some how things just always don't turn out like we want them to. We went down to Manchester about a month ago just for 3 days. You see i have been out here since i married in 1920, I was 17 years old then. I lived in Manchester 5 years before i married your Uncle BEV. You see my folks died when i was a baby and Mom (your aunt MARTHA and step Grandma is my foster mother,she raised me.). I am going to Corbin,Kentucky to see some of my relation that i have never seen before. I have a sister in Florence,Kentucky and a brother in West Virginia and i love going to see them since we found each other. BERTHA and BERT was up to our house not long ago. I loved Aunt MARY ELLEN HYDE lots,she was always good to me. Enough about me and mine. I wanted you to come visit us as soon as you can and as soon as we get a house. We are living upstairs over CARL our eldest son, just till spring when the kids school is out. We want to get a farm. I guess you have heard from the folks back home by now about selling your Grandpa's and Mom's place. Well GLADYS its about 20 acres of hills and gullies. No coal, its been sold and no timber to speak of and BEV says no one else will pay as much as this man for it so he thinks they should sell it while the can get a little out of it. All the children want to sell while they can, even tho it isn't worth much it will be worth less. Well i must get to work, i know you are tired of trying to read this so write me when you have time and i would love to have some pictures any you have to spare. So i will close with lots of love.

Your Aunt FLORA BELLE,

MRS. BEVERLY HOUSE 871 Symmes Avenue Hamilton,Ohio (OVER)

All 7 of my children are curly haired, 5 brown eyed and 2 blue eyed. BEV says they get the curly hair from the HOUSE side.

(Source: A letter from Flora Belle House to Gladys Turner,daughter of Mary (House) Hyde.)

found this on the 1910 census, Cary, Bell County, Kentucky, ED #21, sheet 7BHuron (?) Mullins - Head, 39, Married 15 years, Kentucky, Kentucky, North Carolina, Miner, Coal mineMartha Mullins - Wife, 32, No children, Kentucky, Kentucky, KentuckyCora B. Conkin - Boarder, 6, Kentucky, Kentucky, KentuckyIsaac Lane - Boarder, 16, Kentucky, United States, United States, Laborer, Coal Mine

Also found on the 1920 census, Kildar, Harlan County, Kentucky, ED #87, sheet 6BDaniel Hibbard - Head - 43, Kentucky, Kentucky, Virginia, Track Man, Coal mineKizzie Hibbard - Wife - 41, Kentucky, Kentucky, KentuckyEmma Hibbard - Daughter - 16, Kentucky, Kentucky, KentuckyCora Conkin - Niece, 17, Kentucky, Kentucky, Kentucky

More About BEVERLY HOUSE and FLORA CONKINS:Marriage: 09 Oct 1920, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Children of BEVERLY HOUSE and FLORA CONKINS are:i. CARL7 HOUSE, b. 28 Oct 1921; d. 30 Jun 2000; m. REGINA FELTS.

Notes for CARL HOUSE:House Brothers Career Alike; Purple Heart Awarded Hubert

Careers of Hubert and Carl House,sons of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly House,Middletown Pike,R.R.

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3,Hamilton,both privates first class in the United States Marine Corps,continue to more or less parallel.Both are in the hospitals near each other in the South Pacific. Pfc. Hubert House has received the PurpleHeart.He is recovering from wounds received in action against the enemy. Pfc. Carl House,while suffering awound,was ordered to another hospital for a rest after a tour of strenuous duty.The House brothers enlistedyogether in the Marine Corps May 1942.They were assigned to the same group and were sent overseastogether in August of 1943.Both attended Fairfeild school and both had been employed at the ChampionPaper and Fibre company before enlisting.Both are married,Hubert's wife,Alverta,residing on WintonRoad,R.R. 3,Hamilton, and Carl's wife ,the former Regina Felts,residing at 875 Symmes Avenue.(Source:Taken from a Cincinnati,Ohio Newspaper)

More About CARL HOUSE:Burial: 06 Jul 2000, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County),Rose Hill Cemetery

ii. HUBERT HOUSE, b. 12 Apr 1923; d. 01 Sep 1991; m. ALVERTA.

Notes for HUBERT HOUSE:House Brothers Career Alike; Purple Heart Awarded Hubert

Careers of Hubert and Carl House,sons of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly House,Middletown Pike,R.R.3,Hamilton,both privates first class in the United States Marine Corps,continue to more or less parallel.Both are in the hospitals near each other in the South Pacific. Pfc. Hubert House has received the PurpleHeart.He is recovering from wounds received in action against the enemy. Pfc. Carl House,while suffering awound,was ordered to another hospital for a rest after a tour of strenuous duty.The House brothers enlistedyogether in the Marine Corps May 1942.They were assigned to the same group and were sent overseastogether in August of 1943.Both attended Fairfeild school and both had been employed at the ChampionPaper and Fibre company before enlisting.Both are married,Hubert's wife,Alverta,residing on WintonRoad,R.R. 3,Hamilton, and Carl's wife ,the former Regina Felts,residing at 875 Symmes Avenue.(Source:Taken from a Cincinnati,Ohio Newspaper)

More About HUBERT HOUSE:Burial: 05 Sep 1991, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County),Rose Hill Cemetery

iii. CAROLINE HOUSE.iv. LORRAINE R. HOUSE, b. 21 Dec 1925, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); m. WILLIAM HERBERT LOVELL, 17

Mar 1951, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); b. 21 Feb 1928, West Chester,Ohio (Butler County).

More About LORRAINE R. HOUSE:Occupation: 1951, ClerkResidence: 1951, 1135 Heaton Street, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

Notes for WILLIAM HERBERT LOVELL:Son of William Herbert Lovell Sr. and Kathryn Elizabeth Bergamyer.

More About WILLIAM HERBERT LOVELL:Occupation: 1951, SalesmanResidence: 1951, 608 Neal Blvd.,Hamilton,Ohio, (Butler County)

More About WILLIAM LOVELL and LORRAINE HOUSE:Marriage: 17 Mar 1951, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

v. ELSA MAE HOUSE, m. (1) ? DANIELS; m. (2) ? FELTNER.vi. SUSAN HOUSE, m. ? FORD.

vii. BEVERLY HENRY HOUSE, b. 21 Oct 1935, Fairfeild,Ohio (Butler County); d. 15 May 2000,Richmond,Indiana.

More About BEVERLY HENRY HOUSE:Burial: 19 May 2000, Rose Hill Cemetery,Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)Education: 1952, Graduated from Hamilton High School,Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)Occupation: 1992, Retired from Ralston-Purina Co. after 33 years of service as a foremanReligion: 2000, Was a Member of Eaton Baptist Temple and had Attended Lindenwald BaptistChurch,Hamilton,OhioResidence: Bef. 2000, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)Residence # 2: 2000, Eaton,Ohio (Preble County)

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17. DAISEY H.6 HOUSE (MARTHA5 FLETCHER, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 27 Feb1894 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died 24 Jan 1974 in Manchester,Kentucky (ClayCounty). She met GEORGE BONFOY HORTON 12 Oct 1912 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). Hewas born 21 Apr 1893 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died Jan 1975 in HamiltonCounty,Ohio.

More About DAISEY H. HOUSE:Burial: 26 Jan 1974, Horton Family Cemetery,Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County)Cause of Death: CancerCensus: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289Religion: 24 Jan 1974, Belonged to Garrard Baptist Church,Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County)Residence: 24 Jan 1974, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County)Social Security Number: 406-72-8617

Notes for GEORGE BONFOY HORTON:Robert,

Following are the full birth-dates for the Horton children. I also want to make a correction on what I sentto you yesterday. I listed Major Price Horton but that rank should have gone to Ira David "Bud". Iapologize for this error.

Lillian Blanche Horton, born 06 December 1913Grayce Lees Horton, born 17 April 1916 Raphael George Horton, born 08 November 1918Joseph Glenn Horton, born 06 March 1921Earl William Horton, born 12 September 1923Ernest P. Horton, born 17 August 1926Edgar Layton Horton, born 25 October 1927Price Horton, born 17 September 1930Ira David "Bud" Horton, born 14 September 1935

I have attached a couple pictures. Some pics may be quite large so let me know if they take too long todownload. I will find the originals and rescan them. I will send more after I hear from you. These threeare of Daisy; one with George and one with my brother, Eddie.

Sue

The Horton's were a closed mouth bunch. I knew nothing about the Horton's or House's until I begandabbling in the family tree a couple years ago. My Aunt Grayce is still living. She is 88 and quite feeblenow. I didn't know that my Granny (Daisy) had brothers and sisters when I was young. Needless tosay, the family tree has really blossomed into quite an unexpected large family.

I will double check all the info on the House line to see if I have anything different from yours but it looksabout the same. I did note that you have George Horton as dying in Clay County but he actually died inHamilton Co., OH.

Here is some of the Horton info I have: I also have a few pics of the Horton children and of Daisy... Doyou have any of the House line?

Sue Horton Charles1855 S. McKinley Ave.Yuma, AZ 85364

Son of William Toulmin Horton.

More About GEORGE BONFOY HORTON:

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Burial: Jan 1975, Horton Family Cemetery,Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County)Cause of Death: Pneumonia while living with grandson,Dennis Horton, in Hamilton County,Ohio.Residence: 1975, Kentucky 40941Social Security Number: 1975, 405-24-4845

More About GEORGE HORTON and DAISEY HOUSE:Single: 12 Oct 1912, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Children of DAISEY HOUSE and GEORGE HORTON are:i. LILLIAN BLANCHE7 HORTON, b. 06 Dec 1913, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 15 Jan 1934, Clay

County,Kentucky.

More About LILLIAN BLANCHE HORTON:Burial: Jan 1934, Horton Family Cemetery,Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County)Cause of Death: ChildbirthCensus: 1930

ii. GRAYCE LEES HORTON, b. 17 Apr 1916, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County); m. DR. DOVER ANTHONYDICKS, 18 Jul; b. 18 Jul 1917; d. 16 Oct 1995, Seminole,Florida.

More About GRAYCE LEES HORTON:Residence: 24 Jan 1974, 4010 Ester Marie Dr.,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)Residence # 2: 16 Feb 2001, Bradenton, Florida

More About DR. DOVER ANTHONY DICKS:Burial: Oct 1995Military service: U.S. ArmyOccupation: Medical Doctor

More About DOVER DICKS and GRAYCE HORTON:Single: 18 Jul

iii. RAPHAEL GEORGE HORTON, b. 08 Nov 1918, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 26 Jul 2003,Loveland,Ohio (Clermont County); m. GLADYS ELY; b. 07 Apr 1921; d. Nov 1986, Loveland,Ohio(Clermont County).

Notes for RAPHAEL GEORGE HORTON:HORTON Ralph, husband of the late Gladys Ealy Horton, devoted father of Donna Ware, Patrick the latePhillip and Donald Horton, grandfather of Steve Hartman and Lisa Caldwell, great-grandfather of MichaelTheilman, Taylor Caldwell, Heather and Courtney Hartman, caring brother of seven brothers and one sister.Saturday, July 26, 2003, residence Loveland, Ohio. Services Evans Funeral Home, Milford, Wednesday, July30, 10 A.M., visitation Tuesday 6-8 P.M.. (Cincinnati Enquirer Newspaper)

More About RAPHAEL GEORGE HORTON:Burial: 30 Jul 2003, Graceland Memorial Cemetery,Milford,Ohio (Clermont County)Residence: Bet. 24 Jan 1974 - 16 Feb 2001, 6616 Loveland - Miamiville Rd., Loveland, Ohio (ClermontCounty)

More About GLADYS ELY:Burial: Nov 1986

iv. JOSEPH GLENN HORTON, b. 06 Mar 1921, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County); m. RUBY CURRY, Kentucky.

More About JOSEPH GLENN HORTON:Residence: Bet. 24 Jan 1974 - 16 Feb 2001, Corbin,Kentucky

More About JOSEPH HORTON and RUBY CURRY:Marriage: Kentucky

v. EARL WILLIAM HORTON, b. 12 Sep 1923, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County); m. EDITH GILEY.

More About EARL WILLIAM HORTON:

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Residence: 24 Jan 1974, Morriston,Florida

vi. EARNEST HORTON, b. 17 Aug 1926, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 14 Dec 1986, Lexington,Kentucky(Fayette County); m. NORMA JEAN GIBBS, 03 Jul 1954, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); b. 1933,Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).

Notes for EARNEST HORTON:He was divorced before marring Norma Jean Gibbs.

More About EARNEST HORTON:Burial: 17 Dec 1986, Horton Cemetery,Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County)Military service: WWII VeteranOccupation: 1986, Electrician -- Coal IndustryOccupation #2: 1954, MinerResidence: 24 Jan 1974, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County)Social Security Number: 1986, 405-24-3975

Notes for NORMA JEAN GIBBS:She was the daughter of Gilbert and Myrtle (Brumley) Gibbs.

More About NORMA JEAN GIBBS:Residence: 1954, Hima,Kentucky (Clay County)

More About EARNEST HORTON and NORMA GIBBS:Single: 03 Jul 1954, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

vii. EDGAR LAYTON HORTON, b. 25 Oct 1927, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County); m. (1) JEANETTE ?; m. (2)IZZY ?; m. (3) BERNICE WHITE.

More About EDGAR LAYTON HORTON:Residence: 24 Jan 1974, Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)

viii. PRICE HORTON, b. 17 Sep 1930, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); m. (1) MARY MAGDALENE MYERS,24 Dec 1947, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); b. 12 Aug 1930, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d.11 Nov 2001, Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County); m. (2) PAT ?, 1967, Pikeville,Kentucky (Pike County); m.(3) JEANETTE ?, 1970, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); m. (4) IRENE ?, 1972, Hamilton,Ohio (ButlerCounty); m. (5) CAROL ?, Abt. 1983, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); m. (6) JOYCE FIFTHEN, Abt. 1987,Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); b. 1951; m. (7) SOPHIA ?, 01 Jan 2004.

More About PRICE HORTON:Occupation: 1954, MinerOccupation #2: 1947, MinerResidence: Bet. 24 Jan 1974 - 16 Feb 2001, 1300 NW Washington Blvd., Hamilton,OhioResidence # 2: 1947, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County)

Notes for MARY MAGDALENE MYERS:Daughter of Willie and Ethel (Smith) Myers.

More About MARY MAGDALENE MYERS:Burial: Nov 2001Residence: 1954, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Residence # 2: 1947, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Social Security Number: 2001, 407-42-5981

More About PRICE HORTON and MARY MYERS:Divorce: 1967, Pikeville,Kentucky (Pike CountyRemarried: 29 Sep 1954, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Single: 24 Dec 1947, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

More About PRICE HORTON and PAT ?:Marriage: 1967, Pikeville,Kentucky (Pike County)

More About PRICE HORTON and JEANETTE ?:Marriage: 1970, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

More About PRICE HORTON and IRENE ?:

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Marriage: 1972, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

More About PRICE HORTON and CAROL ?:Marriage: Abt. 1983, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

More About PRICE HORTON and JOYCE FIFTHEN:Marriage: Abt. 1987, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

More About PRICE HORTON and SOPHIA ?:Marriage: 01 Jan 2004

ix. MAJOR IRA DAVID HORTON, b. 14 Sep 1935, Garrard,Kentucky (Clay County); m. BOBBIE ?.

More About MAJOR IRA DAVID HORTON:Residence: 24 Jan 1974, Fort Sill,OklahomaResidence # 2: 16 Feb 2001, Oklahoma

18. JAMES6 HOUSE (MARTHA5 FLETCHER, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born Apr 1896in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died 1942 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). He metAMELIA WHITE 04 Dec 1915 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). She was born 1900 in Kentucky,and died in Casper,Wyoming.

Notes for JAMES HOUSE:Moved to Cheyenne, Wyoming to raise cattle. Have know idea where and when his family membersmoved to or died.

1930KentuckyClay Co.Manchester

Jim House (head) 34 Laborer/General FarmAge at first marriage: 20Owns Home/Value of $400.00Millie (wife) 32Age at first marriage: 17Pete (son) 13Clide (son) 9Edward (son) 6All were born in KY, as were all parents

More About JAMES HOUSE:Burial: Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Census: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289Occupation: 1915, Farmer

Notes for AMELIA WHITE:Moved in with Clyde in Casper or Cheyene,Wyoming and died in Wyoming.They brang her body backto Manchester,KY to be buried. (Source: Jean Adams - Edward House's daughter).

She was the daughter of Crit White.

I checked in the history books we have at the FHC and found nothing on the House name. I looked in the Polk Dir. and found Edward House living at 345 So Park St. #31.This is an apartmentfor older people. It was the 1989 directory.

In 1957 Polk directory there was:House Amelia (wid Jim), cook, Chili King h 116 G

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Charlotte Mrs, ofc sec Wm H Curry r 3215 E 1stClyde (Florence; Chili King Cafe), r 305 N. DurbinL Philip, land mn Jenkins & Hand, r 3215 E 1stOra L (Cath), delymn Pet Information, h 1554 FremontRobert C (Dorothy d), lab Stand Oil, h 1554 Fremont

In the Natrona Co cemetery books there is listed a Catherine Housedod 21 Sep 1970 and O.L. House dod 7 April 1968. They are buried in the Memorial GardensCemetery.

Have not been to the public library yet to find the obit you requested. Hope this helps.

(Source: Carol Hammond)

More About AMELIA WHITE:Burial: Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Occupation: 1915, Housemaid

More About JAMES HOUSE and AMELIA WHITE:Single: 04 Dec 1915, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Children of JAMES HOUSE and AMELIA WHITE are:i. BETTY7 HOUSE, d. Middletown,Ohio (Butler County); m. LEONARD PARKER; b. 30 Jul 1904,

Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); d. 06 Jan 1952, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County).

More About LEONARD PARKER:Burial: 09 Jan 1952, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County), Greenwood Cemetery

More About LEONARD PARKER and BETTY HOUSE:Separation: 1952

ii. JESSE HOUSE, m. CHARLES GATLIN.iii. PETE HOUSE, b. 19 Jun 1916, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 05 Mar 1984, Middletown,Ohio

(Butler County); m. (1) PHOEBE MORGAN, 08 Apr 1946, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); b. 1906,Leslie County,Kentucky; m. (2) MABLE PRICE, 20 Oct 1951, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), ChristianFellowship Tabernacle; b. 1934, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).

Notes for PETE HOUSE:On death certificate he is said to be divorced.

More About PETE HOUSE:Occupation: 1946, FarmerResidence: 1946, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Residence # 2: 1951, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Social Security Number: Mar 1984, 407-07-8491

Notes for PHOEBE MORGAN:She was the daughter of Boone and Polly (Simpson) Morgan.

More About PHOEBE MORGAN:Residence: 1946, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

More About PETE HOUSE and PHOEBE MORGAN:Single: 08 Apr 1946, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Notes for MABLE PRICE:She was the daughter of Robert Lee and Polly (Northern) Price, she was the half sister to Pete House's ex-wife.

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More About MABLE PRICE:Residence: 1951, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

More About PETE HOUSE and MABLE PRICE:Single: 20 Oct 1951, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Christian Fellowship Tabernacle

iv. JOE HOUSE, b. 1919.v. CLYDE HOUSE, b. 17 Sep 1920, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. Feb 1975, Anchorage,Alaska; m.

FLOSSIE.

Notes for CLYDE HOUSE:I checked in the history books we have at the FHC and found nothing on the House name. I looked in the Polk Dir. and found Edward House living at 345 So Park St. #31.This is an apartment forolder people. It was the 1989 directory.

In 1957 Polk directory there was:House Amelia (wid Jim), cook, Chili King h 116 GCharlotte Mrs, ofc sec Wm H Curry r 3215 E 1stClyde (Florence; Chili King Cafe), r 305 N. DurbinL Philip, land mn Jenkins & Hand, r 3215 E 1stOra L (Cath), delymn Pet Information, h 1554 FremontRobert C (Dorothy d), lab Stand Oil, h 1554 Fremont

In the Natrona Co cemetery books there is listed a Catherine Housedod 21 Sep 1970 and O.L. House dod 7 April 1968. They are buried in the Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

Have not been to the public library yet to find the obit you requested. Hope this helps.

(Source: Carol Hammond)

More About CLYDE HOUSE:Social Security Number: 1975, 400 - 09 - 0792

vi. EDWARD HOUSE, b. 02 Mar 1924, Butler County,Ohio; d. 16 Mar 1990, Casper,Wyoming (NatronaCounty); m. SYBIL HIBBARD, 04 Oct 1941, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); b. 24 Sep 1924, ClayCounty,Kentucky.

Notes for EDWARD HOUSE:I checked in the history books we have at the FHC and found nothing on the House name. I looked in the Polk Dir. and found Edward House living at 345 So Park St. #31.This is an apartment forolder people. It was the 1989 directory.

In 1957 Polk directory there was:House Amelia (wid Jim), cook, Chili King h 116 GCharlotte Mrs, ofc sec Wm H Curry r 3215 E 1stClyde (Florence; Chili King Cafe), r 305 N. DurbinL Philip, land mn Jenkins & Hand, r 3215 E 1stOra L (Cath), delymn Pet Information, h 1554 FremontRobert C (Dorothy d), lab Stand Oil, h 1554 Fremont

In the Natrona Co cemetery books there is listed a Catherine Housedod 21 Sep 1970 and O.L. House dod 7 April 1968. They are buried in the Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

Have not been to the public library yet to find the obit you requested. Hope this helps.

(Source: Carol Hammond)

Star- Tribune, Casper, Wyo.Tuesday, March 20, 1990

Edward House Sr.

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CASPER - A memorial service for Edward House Sr., 61, will be conducted Thursday at 3:30 p. m. atMemorial Chapel in Casper by Rev. Carl House of Sonlight Ministries. Mr. House died March 16, 1990, at Wyoming Medical Center in Casper after a long illness. He was bornMarch 2, 1929, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to James and Amelia (White) House.Mr. House was a retired carpenter and had operated his own business. He was a U. S. Army veteran and hadserved in the Korean War.Survivors include seven children: Edward House Jr. and Charles House, both of Sandusky, Ohio; Rev. CarlHouse, Brenda Teichert and Barbara Micciche, all of Casper; Sandra Biehl of Castalia, Ohio; and JeanHudson of Huron, Ohio. He also is survived by one sister, Jessie Gatlin of Casper; 16 grandchildren; and 14great-grandchildren.He was preceded in death by his parents, one sister and one brother.Cremation has taken place and a memorial service and burial will be held at a later date in Ohio.

More About EDWARD HOUSE:Occupation: 1941, MinerResidence: 16 Mar 1990, Casper,Natrona, Wyoming 82601Residence # 2: 1941, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Social Security Number: 16 Mar 1990, 400-12-9908

Notes for SYBIL HIBBARD:Daughter of Bradley and Amanda (Aders) Hibbard.

More About SYBIL HIBBARD:Residence: 1941, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

More About EDWARD HOUSE and SYBIL HIBBARD:Marriage: 04 Oct 1941, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

vii. ANDREW HOUSE, b. 15 May 1935, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).

19. LESTER6 HOUSE (MARTHA5 FLETCHER, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 12 Oct1898 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died 06 Apr 1976 in Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County).He married SALLIE LUNSFORD 18 Jun 1923 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County). She was born 16Sep 1907, and died 01 Aug 1989 in London,Kentucky (Laurel County).

Notes for LESTER HOUSE:Hamilton Journal News

Lester HOUSE

Age 77, of Hamilton, Ohio, died Tuesday, April 6, 1976 at Mercy Hospital,Hamilton.

Born in Manchester, Ky, he was the s/o Peter and Martha FLETCHER HOUSE. Hewas a coal miner in Ky.

Survivors include his wife, Sally HOUSE of Hamilton; three sons, James andBev HOUSE of Hamilton and Gillis HOUSE of Lake Park, Ga; seven daughters,Mrs. Sherman (Maggie) WITHROW, Mrs. James (Mary) RICE, Mrs. Willie (Lina)WALKER and Mrs. Bill (Mallie) WALKER all of Hamilton, Mrs. Emerson (Luetishy)GARNER, Georgetown, Ky, Mrs. Grover (Minnie Bell) WOMBLES of Manchester, Ky,and Mrs. Jack (Grace) DRUMMOND of London, Ky; two sisters, Mrs. Alta Mae HYDEof Manchester, Ky and Mrs. Jaley GILBERT of Sandusky, Ohio; 29 grandchildren.

Services were held at the Brown-Dawson Funeral Home and entombment was in theRose Hill Mausoleum.

More About LESTER HOUSE:Burial: 08 Apr 1976, Rose Hill Burial Park,Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County),MausoleumCensus: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289Military service: WWI Veteren,Claim # 00122368

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Occupation: Coal Miner/at various locations in Kentucky for 27 years.Residence: 05 Apr 1976, 220 Sycamore St.,Hamilton,OhioSocial Security Number: 06 Apr 1976, 400-26-0437

More About SALLIE LUNSFORD:Residence: 01 Aug 1989, London,Kentucky (Laurel County)Social Security Number: 01 Aug 1989, 404-42-2773

More About LESTER HOUSE and SALLIE LUNSFORD:Marriage: 18 Jun 1923, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Separation: Unknown, Lived in Manchester,Ky.

Children of LESTER HOUSE and SALLIE LUNSFORD are:i. JAMES W.7 HOUSE, b. 26 Nov 1926, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 21 May 2004, Cincinnati,Ohio

(Hamilton County).

Notes for JAMES W. HOUSE:

May 24, 2004 Journal News, Hamilton, Ohio

James W. House

James W. House, "Jim", passed away May 21, 2004, at Hospice of Cincinnati, after a very courageous battlewith cancer. He was born on November 26, 1926, in Manchester, [Clay County], Kentucky, to Lester andSally (Lunsford) House. He worked at Champion Paper for 26 years before he started House's Towing inHamilton. He had a true passion for driving a wrecker and working on cars. He was a lifetime member of theAmvets.

Mr. House is survived by his two sons: Fred (Lois) House and James H. House, all of Hamilton; twodaughters: Juanita Combs of Hamilton and Sandra Clark of Irvine, Kentucky; two brothers: Bev House ofSeven Mile, Gillis House of Georgia; five sisters: Lina Walker of Kentucky, Tish Fry of Florida, Mally Fritzof Lynchburg, Ohio, Grace Drummond of Kentucky, and Minnie Wombles of Hamilton; his grandchildren:Tom, Lori, Jimmy, Fred Jr., Roxanne, Renee and Ada; several great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews,including a special little girl he held close to his heart, Lexi Leonhardt. Jim leaves behind a host of friends,closest of all those at Days Sunoco. He was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters, and his wife AdaHouse.

Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 25th ,2004 at 10:00 a.m. at The Webb Noonan Funeral Home,Ross Avenue at D Street. Visitation will be from 9:00 am until time of service. Veterans services and burialwill be in the Butler County Memorial Park.

More About JAMES W. HOUSE:Burial: 25 May 2004, Butler County Memorial Park,Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)Residence: 05 Apr 1976, 1950 Benninghben Ave,Hamilton,Ohio

ii. GILLIS HOUSE, b. 23 Sep 1932, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).

More About GILLIS HOUSE:Residence: 05 Apr 1976, Valdosta,Ga. then Lake Park,Ga.

iii. BEVE HOUSE, b. 16 Jan 1939, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); m. PAULINE PRICE, 28 Jun 1958,Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); b. 03 Aug 1928, Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County).

More About BEVE HOUSE:Occupation: 1958, Service Station AttendantResidence: 05 Apr 1976, 1027 North B St.,Hamilton,Ohio

Notes for PAULINE PRICE:Daughter of George and Rady (Thomas) Price.

More About PAULINE PRICE:Residence: 1958, 14 North B Street, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

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More About BEVE HOUSE and PAULINE PRICE:Marriage: 28 Jun 1958, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

iv. MAGDELINE HOUSE, b. 30 Nov 1923, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); m. SHERMAN WITHROW; b. 18Aug 1912; d. 02 Feb 1973, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County).

More About MAGDELINE HOUSE:Residence: 05 Apr 1976, Hamilton,Ohio

More About SHERMAN WITHROW:Social Security Number: 02 Feb 1973, 400-10-9655

v. MARY ELIZABETH HOUSE, b. 03 May 1925, Clay County,Kentucky; d. 31 May 2003, Hamilton,Ohio(Butler County); m. JAMES C. RICE, Aug 1961; b. 05 Dec 1919; d. 28 May 1984, Hamilton,Ohio (ButlerCounty).

More About MARY ELIZABETH HOUSE:Burial: 05 Jun 2003, Butler County Memorial Park.Residence: 05 Apr 1976, Stephens St.,Hamilton,OhioSocial Security Number: 31 May 2003, 294-20-5850

More About JAMES C. RICE:Social Security Number: 28 May 1984, 400-14-1427

More About JAMES RICE and MARY HOUSE:Marriage: Aug 1961

vi. LUTRICIA HOUSE, b. 18 Feb 1934, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); m. EMERSON GARNER.

More About LUTRICIA HOUSE:Residence: 05 Apr 1976, Georgetown,KY.

vii. LINA HOUSE, b. 29 Aug 1930, Harlan County,Kentucky (Harlan County); m. WILLIE WALKER.

More About LINA HOUSE:Residence: 05 Apr 1976, Hamilton,Ohio

viii. MALLIE HOUSE, b. 16 Jan 1939, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); m. BILLY FRANK WALKER, 12 Jul1957, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); b. 18 Oct 1934, Wesson,Mississippi (Copiah County).

More About MALLIE HOUSE:Residence: 05 Apr 1976, Hamilton,Ohio

Notes for BILLY FRANK WALKER:Son of Eddie and Mary (Farrar) Walker.

More About BILLY FRANK WALKER:Occupation: 1957, Carman Helper for B&O RailroadResidence: 1957, 432 North 9th Street, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

More About BILLY WALKER and MALLIE HOUSE:Marriage: 12 Jul 1957, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County)

ix. GRACE HOUSE, b. 16 Jan 1939, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); m. JACK DRUMMOND.

More About GRACE HOUSE:Residence: 05 Apr 1976, London,KY.

x. MINNIE BELL HOUSE, b. 04 Sep 1941, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); m. GROVER WOMBLES; d. 05Jun 1997, Clay County,Kentucky.

More About MINNIE BELL HOUSE:Residence: 05 Apr 1976, Manchester,KY.

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20. MARY6 HOUSE (MARTHA5 FLETCHER, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 28 Oct1900 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died 10 Jul 1922 in Manchester,Kentucky (ClayCounty). She met DAVID LLOYD HYDE. He was born 1895 in Kentucky.

More About MARY HOUSE:Burial: Jul 1922, Fletcher Cemetary,Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Census: 1920, Harlan County,Kentucky - Grays Knob,Precinct #17Residence: Last known residence was Gray's Knob,Harlan County,Kentucky

Notes for DAVID LLOYD HYDE:1900 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 630-651HYDE,Hugh 12-1873 26 KYMary 1-1876 24Lloyd 10-1893 6Lulu 3-1896 4Ella 10-1899 7 months

1910 Clay Conty Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 38-39HYDE,Hugh 38 KYMary E. 38 KYLoyd 16 KYLilly 14 KYEllie 10 KYBertha 6 KYJohn H. 9 months

Hello,

I have checked for any children born to Myrtle or Dutch HYDE having PHILPOT children from just priorto 1940 up through 1960 and found none in the State of Kentucky.

BIRTH RECORDS:HYDE, Dutch b. 4-27-1921 in Harlan Co.; Vol. 038, Cert 18801; maiden name of mother: Mary HOUSE

HYDE, Marye b. 1-11-1919 in Harlan Co.; Vol. 4, Cert 1831; maiden name of mother: Mary HOUSE

There are too many Elmer PHILPOTS to know which one he may have been. There is a 1914 born inKnox; a 1913 born in Taylor Co.; a 1915 born in Clay Co.; and a 1914 born in Laurel Co. Eventuallythere is a Soc. Sec. Index listing for a Elmer PHILPOT b. 6-6-1914; died in Sept 1982 in Knox Co. and Ibelieve I saw one other one died in Orange Co., Indiana.

The 1920 Harlan Co. Fed. Census shows:Dwelling 39-40HYDE, Loyd, head, 25, b. kY; parents b. kY - miner. . Mary, wife, 19, b. KY; parents b. KY. .Gladis, dau, 11 mo's, b. KY; parents b. KY

Dwelling 40-41 - 1920 HarlanHYDE, Hugh, head, 47, b. KY; parents b. KY - Coal mine teamster. .Mary E., wife, 45, b. KY; parents b. KY. .Bertha, dau, 14, b. KY. .John, son, 9, KY. .Carlo, son, 7, KY

There are NO HYDE/HIDE families in Harlan Co. as of the 1910 Fed. Census. I generally think of

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HYDE as a Clay Co. name so I will look there next.

1910 Clay Co.Dwelling 38-39HYDE, Hugh, head, 38, mar. 1, mar. 20 yrs, b. KY; parents b. KY. .Mary E., wife, 38, mar. 1, mar. 20 yrs, 6 born; 5 living, b. KY; parents b. KY. .Loyd, son, 16, single, KY * *. .Lilly, dau, 14, KY. .Bertha, dau, 6. .John H., son, 9 mo's, KY

1930 Harlan Co., Dist IDwelling ____HYDE, Hugh, 58, mar. at 19, b. KY - coal tipple laborer. . Mary, 55, mar. at 16, b. KY. .Carlo, 17, son, KY. .Gladys, 11, "grandau", b. KY* *. .Mertle, 9, grandau, b. KY * *

NOTE: Looks like the parents have both disappeared and the grandparents are raising these children.

You may or may not be aware but as of the 1900 backwards, your family is now listed as a "Black"family or a Mulatto family. This could be possible OR. . . it may well be that the family is darker skinnedand are actually Native American . Generally speaking, the census enumerator will show them as B orM vs. Native American. In KY, I think ONLY one time have I EVER seen anyone listed as Indian andnever as Native American which was not the terminology of the times.

1900 Clay Co.Dwelling 630-650HYDE, Hugh, head, B, b. 12-1873, 26, mar. 9 yrs, b. KY; parents b. KY. .Maryland, wife, B, b. 1-1876, 24, mar. 9 yrs, 4 born; 3 living, b. KY; parents b. KY. .Lloyd, son, B, b. 10-1893, 6, KY. .Lulu, dau, B, b. 3-1896, 4, KY. .Ella, dau, B, b. 10-1899, 7 mo's, b. KY

There are other HYDE families living all together. I think this is probably the father of Hugh:

Dwelling 634-654HYDE, James, head, B, b. 2-1840, 60, mar. 36 yrs, b. KY; parents b. KY - farmer. .Mary J., wife, WHITE, b. 3-1845, 55, mar. 36 yrs, 8 born; 8 living, b. TN; parents b. TN. .Nellis, dau, W, b. 7-1881, 18, KY. .Rose, dau, b. 7-1886, W, 13, b. KY. .Frank, son, b. 11-1891, W, 8, b. KY

1870 Clay Co.Dwelling 118-124HYDE, James, MM, 37, b. KY; parents b. KY. .Mary J., MF, 32, wife, b. kY; parents b. KY. .George, MM, 16, son, KY. .Lucy, MF, 12, dau, Ky. .Hugh, MM, 10, son, KY * *. .Robert, MM, 6, son, KY. .Marha, MF, 4, dau, KY

Per marriage records: Mary J. WARD mar. James HYDE on 12-29-1863 in Clay Co.

I don't see the family as of the 1870. However, going backwards to the 1860, this "could" be JamesHYDE/HIDE:

Dwelling 73

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STUART, Caleb, 56, b. England - Cooper (mar. lst to Elsy IVEY mar. 4-2-1833 in Clay Co.; file 6 andthen married 2nd to a Clarinda HIDE on 7-28-1859 in Clay Co., File 12). . Clarinda, 40, b. Clay Co.. .Elizabeth, 11, b. Clay Co.. .James, 19, b. Clay Co. - farm laborer * * *. .Ellender

I have no further information on this Clarinda or her first husband.

Joyce Taylor CollinsLa Palma, CA

More About DAVID LLOYD HYDE:Census: 1920, Harlan County,Kentucky - Grays Knob,Precinct #17Occupation: 1920, Coalminer

Children of MARY HOUSE and DAVID HYDE are:i. MAYREE7 HYDE, b. 11 Jan 1919, Harlan County,Kentucky (Harlan County); m. ALONZO TURNER.

Notes for MAYREE HYDE:Hello,

I cannot locate any births in KY for Myrtle HYDE; however, there are a large number of births for Maryewho must also have been known as Gladys per census and her birth records:

KY Birth Index CD from the State of KY

NOTE: All of these births were in Harlan Co.; all to Gladys HYDE (maiden name of mother); and ALL wereTURNERS.

Robert C. b. 9-10-1949Clarke B. b. 7-4-1941Alonzo E. b. 11-12-1943Micheal R. b. 7-3-1951James S. b. 7-26-1952Marilyn S. b. 9-18-1954Ralph A. b. 3-2-1957Lesia A. b. 7-3-1958Husky Lee b. 5-1-1960 - not recorded until 1977

Joyce Taylor CollinsLa Palma, CA

More About MAYREE HYDE:Census: 1920, Harlan County,Kentucky - Grays Knob,Precinct #17

ii. DUTCH HYDE, b. 27 Apr 1921, Harlan County,Kentucky (Harlan County); d. Aug 1983, Cincinnati,Ohio(Hamilton County); m. ELMER PHILPOT, 18 Sep 1937, Loyall,Kentucky (Harlan County); b. 15 Dec 1915,Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County); d. 18 Sep 1982, Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County).

Notes for DUTCH HYDE:Hello,

I have checked for any children born to Myrtle or Dutch HYDE having PHILPOT children from just prior to1940 up through 1960 and found none in the State of Kentucky.

BIRTH RECORDS:HYDE, Dutch b. 4-27-1921 in Harlan Co.; Vol. 038, Cert 18801; maiden name of mother: Mary HOUSE

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HYDE, Marye b. 1-11-1919 in Harlan Co.; Vol. 4, Cert 1831; maiden name of mother: Mary HOUSE

There are too many Elmer PHILPOTS to know which one he may have been. There is a 1914 born in Knox; a1913 born in Taylor Co.; a 1915 born in Clay Co.; and a 1914 born in Laurel Co. Eventually there is a Soc.Sec. Index listing for a Elmer PHILPOT b. 6-6-1914; died in Sept 1982 in Knox Co. and I believe I saw oneother one died in Orange Co., Indiana.

Joyce Taylor CollinsLa Palma, CA

More About DUTCH HYDE:Burial: 1983Residence: 1937, Brookside,Kentucky (Harlan County)Social Security Number: 1983, 272 - 20 - 0711

Notes for ELMER PHILPOT:Son of Farris and Vena Philpot.

More About ELMER PHILPOT:Occupation: 1937, Can CompanyResidence: 1937, Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)

More About ELMER PHILPOT and DUTCH HYDE:Single: 18 Sep 1937, Loyall,Kentucky (Harlan County)

21. ALTA MAE6 HOUSE (MARTHA5 FLETCHER, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 24 Aug1902 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died 17 Dec 1993 in Manchester,Kentucky (ClayCounty). She met MORRIS BRADLEY HYDE 10 Jan 1918 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Homeof William Cottengim. He was born 02 May 1895 in Clay County,Kentucky, and died 06 Aug 1979 inLaurel County,Kentucky.

Notes for ALTA MAE HOUSE:Morris Bradley Hyde left Alta and her children when they were real young.

More About ALTA MAE HOUSE:Burial: Dec 1993, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Census: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289Residence: 05 Apr 1976, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Notes for MORRIS BRADLEY HYDE:1900 Clay County Kentucky Census:Dwelling # 631-651HYDE,George 11-1864 35 KYSusan 5-1878 22 KYBradley 5-1895 5 KYJames 12-1896 3 KYLizzie 10-1898 1 KY

Son of George and Susan (Bundy) Hyde.

More About MORRIS BRADLEY HYDE:Burial: Aug 1979, Laurel County,KentuckyCensus: 1900, Clay County,Kentucky,#631-651Military service: Bet. 1917 - 1919, World War IOccupation: 1918, FarmerResidence: 1918, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)Social Security Number: 400-09-2516

More About MORRIS HYDE and ALTA HOUSE:

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Single: 10 Jan 1918, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Home of William Cottengim

Children of ALTA HOUSE and MORRIS HYDE are:i. RUSSELL7 HYDE, b. 17 Nov 1930, Harlan County,Kentucky (Harlan County).

ii. DORTHY HYDE, b. 14 Oct 1925, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).iii. ARTHUR HYDE, b. 13 Feb 1921, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).iv. LESTER HYDE, b. 1924, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); d. 18 Sep 1992, Clay County,Kentucky; m.

FREEDA MAE SCHLOSSER, 05 Sep 1944, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Primitive Baptist Faith of theChurch of Jesus Christ; b. 1916, Cambridge,Ohio.

More About LESTER HYDE:Occupation: 1944, Crane OperatorResidence: 1944, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

Notes for FREEDA MAE SCHLOSSER:Daughter of Berthold and Cora (May) Schlosser.

More About FREEDA MAE SCHLOSSER:Residence: 1944, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County)

More About LESTER HYDE and FREEDA SCHLOSSER:Marriage: 05 Sep 1944, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), Primitive Baptist Faith of the Church of JesusChrist

v. THELMA HYDE, b. 23 Jun 1928, Harlan County,Kentucky (Harlan County).vi. ALMA FAE HYDE, b. 24 Feb 1933, Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County).

22. JAILEY6 HOUSE (MARTHA5 FLETCHER, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 01 Mar1906 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died 23 May 1979 in Sandusky,Ohio (Erie County).She married (1) JOSEPH STEELE. He was born 26 Aug 1899 in Pittsburg,Kentucky (Laurel County), anddied 23 Dec 1983 in London,Kentucky (Laurel County). She married (2) DEXTER NORMAN GILBERT. Hewas born 26 Aug 1899, and died 12 Dec 1983 in London,Kentucky (Laurel County).

Notes for JAILEY HOUSE:News Messenger5/25/1979Julia Gilbert

SANDUSKY - The funeral will be at 9:30 a. m. Saturday at the Frey-Groff Funeral Home, 604 W.Washington St., for Julia Gilbert, 73, 401 W. Jefferson St., Sandusky. She was dead on arrivalWednesday evening at Providence Hospital.Mrs. Gilbert was a member of the Jehovah’s Witnesses and James Wozniak will officiate at the funeral.Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.Mrs. Gilbert was last employed by Butler’s Nursing Home,Sandusky. She was preceded in death by a son, a daughter and a stepson. Surviving are three sons, Curtis Steele, Fremont; Paul Gilbert, Concord, Calif.; and Ralph Steele,Sandusky; two daughters, Dorothy Kelssler, Sandusky; and Mrs. William (Carol) Zeller, Bay View; fourstepsons, Frank Gilbert, Sandusky; Howard Gilbert, Vickery; Ray Gilbert, Arizona; and Homer Gilbert,Kentucky; four stepdaughters, Mrs. Gifford (Grace) Green, Sandusky; Mrs. Charles (Elma) Greene,Vickery; Mrs. Michael (Ruth) Worosher, California; and Mrs. William (Marie) Hoskins, Manchester, Ky;a sister, Altia Hyde, Manchester, Ky; 23 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Friends will bereceived at the funeral home this afternoon and from 7 to 9 tonight. (Source: News MessengerNewspaper, Sandusky, Ohio).

More About JAILEY HOUSE:Burial: 26 May 1979, Oakland Cemetery,Sandusky,Ohio (Erie County),section T,grave # 1830Cause of Death: Heart attackCensus: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289Occupation: Retired Nurse,Butler Nursing HomeResidence: 05 Apr 1976, 401 W. Jefferson St.,Sandusky,Ohio (Erie County)Social Security Number: 283-22-1187

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Children of JAILEY HOUSE and JOSEPH STEELE are:i. CURTIS7 STEELE, b. 09 Dec 1927, Harlan,Kentucky (Harlan County); m. MAGGIE SIBERT, 05 Oct 1946,

Barbourville,Kentucky; b. 1929, Clay County,Kentucky.

More About CURTIS STEELE:Occupation: 1946, Factory WorkResidence: 1946, Sandusky,Ohio

Notes for MAGGIE SIBERT:She was the daughter of Robert and Mary (Miller) Sibert.

More About MAGGIE SIBERT:Residence: 1946, Sibert,Kentucky

More About CURTIS STEELE and MAGGIE SIBERT:Single: 05 Oct 1946, Barbourville,Kentucky

ii. RALPH H. STEELE, b. 15 Jun 1925, Hamilton,Ohio (Butler County); d. 12 Aug 1991, Sandusky,Ohio (ErieCounty); m. HELEN VASS.

Notes for RALPH H. STEELE:Ralph H. Steele 1110 First Street age 66, born: 6-15-1925, DD:8-12-1991, interment date: 8-15-1991, causeof death: hepato renal failure, parents: Joseph Steele & Jailey, place of birth: Hamilton, OH, married - Helen.Lot 572, Section V, Grave #1 from East. Groff Funeral Home

Julia Gilbert 401 W. Jefferson Street, age 73 yrs. place of death: Sandusky, Ohio, cause of death: myocardialinfarction, DD: 5-23-1979, Interment date:5-26-1979, Grave #1830, Section T Frey-Groff Funeral Home.

Joyce Carico 512 Huron Ave age 31 years, place of death: Sandusky, Ohio, DD: 9-6-1964, date of interment:9-10-1964, Grave #1820, Section TFrey Funeral Home.

Ralph K. Steele 303 Finch Street, age 23 years, place of death Sandusky, Ohio, cause of death: smokeinhalation & burns - house fire, single, Parents: Ralph H. Steele & Ellen (Vass) Grave #1828, Section T,Andres-Tucker Funeral Home.

>>> "Robert House" <RYARN22@peoplepc.com> 02/13/04 12:40PM >>>I am looking for where a Ralph H. Steele is buried.I would like to know when and where born,when andwhere died and also looking for a Jailey (Julia) Gilbert also interred there and any others related to them inthier lots.

Thank you very much,Robert J. House

More About RALPH H. STEELE:Burial: 15 Aug 1991, Oakland Cemetery,Sandusky,Ohio (Erie County)Cause of Death: Hepato renal failure

Children of JAILEY HOUSE and DEXTER GILBERT are:iii. CAROL7 GILBERT, b. 27 Jan 1933, Sandusky,Ohio (Erie County); m. WILLIAM R. ZELLER; b. 27 Jan 1933,

Sandusky,Ohio (Erie County); d. 16 Oct 2003, Cleveland,Ohio (Cuyahoga County).

More About CAROL GILBERT:Residence: 23 May 1979, 100 W. Cayuga Trail,Sandusky,Ohio (Erie County),Bay View Area

Notes for WILLIAM R. ZELLER:Died after a brief illness at University Hospital in Cleveland,Ohio. (source: Toft Funeral HomeSandusky,Oh.)

More About WILLIAM R. ZELLER:Burial: Oct 2003, Sandusky,Ohio (Erie County)Cremation: 25 Oct 2003, Service held at Kingdom Hall (Jehovah Witness)

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Occupation: 2003, Self employed,he did auto detailing.Social Security Number: 2003, 301-34-7783

iv. PAUL GILBERT.v. DORTHY GILBERT, m. ? KESSLER.

More About DORTHY GILBERT:Residence: 1979, Sandusky,Ohio

vi. KURT GILBERT.

23. WILLIAM JENNINGS6 HOUSE (MARTHA5 FLETCHER, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) wasborn 18 Feb 1909 in Manchester,Kentucky (Clay County), and died 12 May 1958 in Cincinnati,Ohio(Hamilton County). He married NORA JOHNSON 11 Mar 1930 in Middlesboro,Kentucky (Bell County),daughter of SILAS JOHNSON and DELORA HOOKER. She was born 14 Aug 1914 in Corbin,Kentucky(Whitley County), and died 01 Aug 1972 in Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County).

Notes for WILLIAM JENNINGS HOUSE:

William was certified Foreman of Coal Mines(he could serve as foreman in any Kentucky Coal Mine)on Jan 13,1947 at Harlan,KY. (Harlan County).(Source: Commonwealth of Kentucky,Department ofMines & Minerals,Second Class Certificate # 3131-B).

Was employed by Blue Diamond Coal Company for 18 years as head electrician and was employed byClover-Darby Coal Company for a number of years.(Source:Cincinnati Post Newspaper)

Was on the mine rescue team.(Source:Patricia Ruth (House) McCorkle)

Verdict,In Inquest No. 30547 I ,the undersigned,Coroner of Hamilton County,Ohio,having duly inquired how and by what meansWILLIAM JENNINGS HOUSE,white,male,age 49,married,Occupation:Electrician-DarlingCo.,Nativity:Manchester,KY.,residence:4718 Chickering Ave.,whose dead body was viewed at CountyMorgue on the 12 day of May A.D.,1958,came to his death do find after having examined said body andheard the evidence,that deceased came to his death from Laceration of brain,secondary to gun shot ofskull. SUICIDE.Signed: Hebert P. Lyle M.D. (Source:Certified Copy of Coroners Certificate)

More About WILLIAM JENNINGS HOUSE:Burial: 15 May 1958, Rest Haven Cemetary,Harlan,Kentucky (Harlan County)Census: 1910, Clay County,Kentucky,#283-289Occupation: Electrician for Darling & Son Company,Cincinnati,OhioOccupation #2: Was a coal miner,mine foreman and electrician for many mines in southeasternKentucky.Residence: 12 May 1958, 4718 Chickering Ave.,Cincinnati,Ohio.Social Security Number: 400-01-3502

Notes for NORA JOHNSON:

The Will of NORA AMATO

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I, NORA AMATO, of the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, and State of Ohio, being of full ageand sound mind and disposing memory and under no undue influence, do hereby make, publish anddeclare this as and for my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills by me at any timeheretofore made or codicils theret ITEM I. ITEM II direct that all my just debts, funeral expenses and costs of administration be paid out of my estate assoon as practicable after my decease.

ITEM II.I give and bequeath all my jewelry and personal effects to my daughter, PATRICIA RUTH MCCORKLE,to be hers absolutely.

ITEM III.All the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, real, personal and mixed, of every kind anddescription wheresoever situated, which I may own or have to right to dispose of at the time of mydecease, I give, devise and bequeath to my husband, PAUL A. AMATO and my children, RODNEYHOUSE, WILLIE JOE HOUSE, PATRICIA RUTH MCCORKLE, ROGER LEE HOUSE, TEDDY RAYHOUSE, and MICHAEL J. HOUSE, share and share alike, absolutely and in fee simple.

ITEM IV.I make, nominate and appoint PATRICIA R. MCCORKLE as Executrix of this, my Last Will andTestament, to serve without unwillingness to so act, I then nominate and appoint my son, MICHAEL J.HOUSE, as said fiduciary, conferring upon him the same powers, duties, obligations, and immunities asare herein given to PATRICIA R. MCCORKLE. I direct that he be permitted to serve without bond.I hereby grant to my Executrix the following specific powers and authority in addition to and not insubstitution of powers conferred by law:1. To sell, exchange, assign, transfer, lease, bargain, and convey any security or property, real orpersonal held in my estate, at public or private sale, at such time and place and upon such terms andconditions (including credit and/or the paying of points and other charges by parties involved in thetransfer of any of my real estate) as she may determine and without any order of the Court.2. To borrow money upon such terms and conditions as she may determine and to mortgage andpledge estate assets as security for the repayment thereof.3. To compromise, settle, and adjust at her discretion and without any order of the Court, any claims ordemands against or in favor of my estate and to agree to any rescission or modification of any contractor agreement.4. To make, execute and deliver goods and sufficient deeds, assignments, powers of attorney, proxies,and other authority and powers vested in or conferred upon her in or by this, my Last Will andTestament.5. To invest any funds of my estate in such investments as she may consider satisfactory,notwithstanding that such investments are not of such type or character as fiduciaries would beauthorized to invest in under the laws of the State of Ohio. My Executrix shall not be held responsiblefor any loss which may occur to my estate through a bona fide exercising of her discretion as toinvestments.6. To retain, either permanently or temporarily or for such period of time as to her may seem expedient,any investment made or property held by me, of whatever nature, as she in her judgement deemsadvisable. My Executrix shall not be held liable for any loss resulting to my estate by reason of retainingsuch investment or property, or any error of judgement in this respect.IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name to this my Last Will and Testament,consisting of this and two preceding pages. each bearing my signature for identification, this 28th day ofAugust, 1970.

NORA AMATO

Signed, published and declared by NORA AMATO, the Testatrix, as and for her Last Will andTestament, before us and in our presence, and by us subscribed as attesting witnesses, in herpresence, at her request, and in the presence of each other, this 28th day of August, 1970.

E.J. GoldsmithRonald Desicole

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(Source: Taken from a copy of Nora "House" Amato's Will)

More About NORA JOHNSON:Burial: 04 Aug 1972, Rest Haven Cemetary,Harlan,Kentucky (Harlan County)Census: 1920, Whitley Co.,Kentucky, South Corbin Precinct 7Occupation: Accounting Clerk for McGregor Company,Cincinnati,Ohio.Residence: 01 Aug 1972, 634 Orient Ave.,Cincinnati,OhioSocial Security Number: 404-28-0287

More About WILLIAM HOUSE and NORA JOHNSON:Marriage: 11 Mar 1930, Middlesboro,Kentucky (Bell County)

Children of WILLIAM HOUSE and NORA JOHNSON are:i. RODNEY7 HOUSE, b. 13 Nov 1930, Cheverlet,Kentucky (Harlan County); d. 25 Sep 1979, Cincinnati,Ohio

(Hamilton County); m. MARY ERMA COPONITI, 28 Feb 1951, Harlan,Kentucky (Harlan County); b. 05 Aug1935, Beckley,West Virginia (Raleigh County).

Notes for RODNEY HOUSE:

Served in the U.S. Army from 11 Sept 1946 to 20 Aug 1949.Army serial # RA15-227-607,14 Jun 1949 wasreduced in grade to PVT from PFC,Went Fort Knox,Kentucky for Basic Training,while at Fort Knox hetrained as a Medium Tank Crewman,qualified as Carbine M-2 Sharpshooter.After Basic Training was sent to Korea on 29 Nov 1946,attached to the 7th Infantry Division 1947,returnedfrom Korea on 26 Sep 1948.The remaining time in service he was stationed at Fort Lewis,Washingtonassigned to the 72nd Heavy Tank Battalion,Company B. He received the following decorations: WWIIVictory Medal and the WWII Occupational Medal (Korea).(Source:U.S. Army form WD 53 & childhoodfriend A.J. Jones)

A.J. JONES and my father joined the Army 11 Sept 1946,my father and A.J. JONES lied about their age toget in. My father told the Army that he was born 13 Nov 1928 when actually he was born 13 Nov 1930. A.J.JONES said that WILLIAM and NORA HOUSE signed my fathers paperwork to go in,but his parents wouldnot,so he forged their signatures. The two of them were sent to Fort Knox Army Post in Kentucky for Basic Training. When they got therethey were sent to Camp Atterbury in Indiana for 4 or 5 days for inprocessing(paperwork),then they were sentback to Fort Knox,Kentucky to do Basic Training. After Basic Training they were sent home toPathfork,Kentucky for 30 days leave before they went on their assignments. After their leave was over they went to Chicago,took a train from Chicago to Camp Stoman,which waslocated near San Francisco,California. They arrived 3 days ahead of their scheduled reporting time,they hadspent all of their money (A.J. said my father spent his and most of A.J.'s). A.J. said they were a little green andshould have known better to have reported early for their assignment,but they did any way with no place togo. When they reported the Commander changed their orders,instead of going to Japan to be apart of theOccupation Forces after WWII like they were supposed to, they were sent to Korea. Since Japan had occupiedKorea during the war and had to give that land up when the United States defeated them. The United Statessent Occupational Forces to Korea also. So they were on their way. They traveled by ship from San Francisco to Korea,which took several weeks. A.J. JONES said that myfather saved his life while on the ship. He had gotten very sick and it was very cold,so my father took care ofhim and got him to a doctor when one was available. They landed at Inchon,which is northwest of Seoul,the capital of the Republic of South Korea. They took atrain from Inchon,which took 8 hours to a place called Yong Dong Po. A.J. JONE said it was very cold andthey didn't have much to keep them warm except a fire which they started in a barrel on the train. My fatherkept a funeral notice of many G.I.'s that died in a train wreck several weeks after he had traveled on that verysame train. The train tracks were sabotaged and the train jumped off the tracks,killing those G.I.'s. It wreckedsomewhere near Taejon. When they reached Yong Dong Po(A.J. said they had a nice Hotel with Mineral Baths at Yong Dong Po.)they were sent to a place called Camp An Yang, there they were assigned to 1st Battalion, 17th infantry of the7th Division. My father was assigned to Company A and A.J. JONES to Company B as a cook. Their job jobwas to protect a Supply Depot called ASCOM. there was a Company of Black soldiers who were supposed tobe guarding the Supply Depot, but instead they were stealing a lot of supplies,so they sent my fathers and

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A.J.'s Companies to pull guard duty. Each Company would alternate watching the area,so A. J. and my fatherdid not get to see a lot of each other. My father departed Korea 26 Sept 1948, two years before the Korean conflict would start. This was 6month's before A.J. would leave Korea,so that was the last they would see of each other in the service. A.J.stayed in the service until after the Korean War. From Korea my father finished out his military service in FortLewis,Washington. He was assigned to 3rd Ind Headquarters, 2nd Infantry Division, 72nd Heavy TankBattalion, Company B. He was a Medium Tank crewman. He was Honorably Discharged from Active Military Service on 20 Aug 1949. He qualified as a M-2Carbine Sharpshooter and received the WWII Victory Medal and the WWII Occupational Medal (for servicein Korea) One year later war broke out in Korea,splitting into North and South Korea

(Source: Rodney House's Military Records and a conversation i had with his childhood friend A.J. Jones,1346 Route 56, Vevay,Indiana (Switzerland County) on 12 March 1997.)

More About RODNEY HOUSE:Baptism: 02 Apr 1972, Bible Baptist Church,Summerside,OhioBurial: 30 Sep 1979, Graceland Memorial Gardens,Milford,Ohio.Gethsemane - lot 113,section C , graves3&4Cause of Death: Heart attackDischarge: 20 Aug 1949, Honorably discharged from U.S. ArmyEducation: 1940, Attended Chevrolet Grade School,4th gradeMilitary service: Bet. 1946 - 1949, United States ArmyOccupation: Bet. 1954 - 1979, Operator,then Shift Manager for Hilton & Davis ChemicalCompany,Cincinnati,OhioResidence: 25 Sep 1979, 4412 Norway Ct.,Mt. Carmel,OhioResidence # 2: Bet. 1954 - 1955, 1710 Chase Ave,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)Union Member: Bet. 1954 - 1955, United Steelworkers of America while working at American CanCompany,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)

Notes for MARY ERMA COPONITI:Moved to Kentucky when she was 11 years old, in the 4th grade. (Source Mary ( House) Boswell)

More About MARY ERMA COPONITI:Education: Bet. 1941 - 1942, Attended 1st grade at Old Eccles School,Raliegh County,West VirginiaResidence: 1951, Closplint,Kentucky (Harlan County)Salvation: Sep 1968, Bible Baptist Church,Summerside,Ohio (Clermont County)

More About RODNEY HOUSE and MARY COPONITI:Marriage license: 28 Feb 1951, Harlan,Kentucky (Harlan County)Single: 28 Feb 1951, Harlan,Kentucky (Harlan County)

ii. WILLIAM JOE HOUSE, b. 23 Dec 1931, Harlan County,Kentucky (Harlan County); d. 03 May 1975,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County); m. MARY RIGGS.

Notes for WILLIAM JOE HOUSE:Korean War Veteran,Willie Joe House. Husband of Mary Riggs House,stepfather of Billy Zoz,brother ofPatricia McCorkle,Rodney,Roger,Ted and Mike House. Grandfather of Amber. Died Sat. May 3,1975,age 43yrs.,res. 9615 Dunraven Dr.

More About WILLIAM JOE HOUSE:Burial: 06 May 1975, Crown Hill Cemetery,11869 Pippin Rd.,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County),Veteren'sSection,sect. C,lot 304,grave 1.Military service: Bet. 10 Oct 1951 - 30 Nov 1955, Served in the United States Navy during the KoreanWar,Ser# 288-62-55,claim#19224881,entered in KY in 1951 and discharged in PA in 1955.Occupation: Was a Diamond Setter for Wholesale Jewelry Mfg. Co.Residence: 03 May 1975, 9615 Dunraven Dr.,Colerain Twp.,Cincinnati,Ohio.Social Security Number: 404-38-3321

iii. PATRICIA RUTH HOUSE, b. 13 Feb 1933, Chevrolet,Kentucky (Harlan County); m. WADE E. MCCORKLE,

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06 Jan 1951, Sunshine,Kentucky (Harlan County), Sunshine Baptist Church; b. 1931, Union,Mississippi.

More About PATRICIA RUTH HOUSE:Residence: Ivy Hill,Harlan,Kentucky (Harlan County)Residence # 2: 1951, Closplint,Kentucky (Harlan County)

Notes for WADE E. MCCORKLE:

He was the son of W.F. and Eunice Barrett McCorkle.

More About WADE E. MCCORKLE:Occupation: Owner of Star Furniture in Harlan,Kentucky.Occupation #2: 1951, StudentResidence: 1951, Loyall,Kentucky (Harlan County)

More About WADE MCCORKLE and PATRICIA HOUSE:Marriage: 06 Jan 1951, Sunshine,Kentucky (Harlan County), Sunshine Baptist Church

iv. ROGER LEE HOUSE, b. 08 Sep 1936, Harlan County,Kentucky (Harlan County); m. PAT GROH.

More About ROGER LEE HOUSE:Military service: U.S. NavyResidence: 10791 Invicta Circle,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)Retirement: Supervisor at Hilton Davis Chemical Company in Cincinnati,Ohio.

Notes for PAT GROH:Was the daughter of Jacob Groh of Cincinati,Ohio.Jacob was born 05-09-1894 and died 05-1972 inCincinnati,Ohio SS# 271-12-1609.

v. TED RAY HOUSE, b. 29 Nov 1938, Harlan County,Kentucky (Harlan County); m. MAUREEN HEATON, 03Sep 1960, St. John's Catholic Church at Plainfield & Webster,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County).

More About TED RAY HOUSE:Residence: 5040 Bell,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)

Notes for MAUREEN HEATON:1. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Heaton.

More About TED HOUSE and MAUREEN HEATON:Marriage: 03 Sep 1960, St. John's Catholic Church at Plainfield & Webster,Cincinnati,Ohio (HamiltonCounty)

vi. MICHEAL JENNINGS HOUSE, b. 21 Jul 1948, Harlan County,Kentucky; m. (1) BETTY MARIE HOLMAN, 16Aug 1969, Faith United Church of Christ at Salem Road,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County); m. (2)DEBORAH A. SISSEL, 26 Dec 1992, Clermont County,Ohio.

Notes for MICHEAL JENNINGS HOUSE:Was also Post Master of Pleasant Plain,Ohio.

More About MICHEAL JENNINGS HOUSE:High School Graduation: 14 Jun 1966, Aiken Senior High School,Cincinnati,OhioMilitary service: Abt. 1969, U.S NavyOccupation: 2003, Post Master of Hamersville,Ohio Post Office & Pleasant Plain,Ohio.Residence: 1979, 3521 Clifton Ave.,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)

Notes for BETTY MARIE HOLMAN:1. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ira Holman.

More About BETTY MARIE HOLMAN:Occupation: Nurse

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More About MICHEAL HOUSE and BETTY HOLMAN:Marriage: 16 Aug 1969, Faith United Church of Christ at Salem Road,Cincinnati,Ohio (Hamilton County)

More About MICHEAL HOUSE and DEBORAH SISSEL:Marriage: 26 Dec 1992, Clermont County,OhioMarriage license: 22 Dec 1992, Record # 92M-1488

24. JOSEPHINE6 FLETCHER (WILLIAM M.5, WILSON4, HENRY3, JOHN P.2, THOMAS A.1) was born 01 Feb1934 in Clay County,Kentucky, and died 29 Apr 1984 in Knox,County,Kentucky. She married W ILLIAMJONES.

Children of JOSEPHINE FLETCHER and WILLIAM JONES are:i. LOWELL THOMAS7 JONES.

ii. ROBERT WAYNE JONES.