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    MARY "POLLY" HONAKER, daughter of NICHOLAS HONAKER and ANNA LONG, was born in 1801 in Wythe, Virginia, and died April 4, 1878 in Wythe, Virginia. She married EDMUND DICKENSON on June 9, 1820 in Wythe, Virginia. He was born about 1788 in Hanover County, Virginia, and died March 11, 1875 in Russell County, Virginia.

    Notes for Polly Honaker: According to the book "Honaker Family in America" which is sold by the Honaker Family Association, P.O. Box 3636, Alexandria, VA, 22302-9998:

    "There are three indications that Mary's first child was born prior to her marriage to Edmund Dickeson. First, in his 1824 will, Mary's father, Nicholas, referred to her child as "my grandchild Matilda Honaker (who is the oldest daughter of Polly Dickenson, formerly Polly Honaker)..." Second, Nicholas left Matilda "a horse, saddle & bridle worth at least $94, one good cow & calf, a good feather bed, and necessary furniture." This was unusually valuable property for a granddaughter of six or seven years, perhaps best explained as an effort by her grandfather to see that this child's security was particularly provided for. Third, thirty years later, in the 1850 Pike Co., Ky., census, Matilda's age was recorded as 32, which would give her birth year as 1818 (also listed on her tombstone), two years before her mother's marriage to Edmund Dickenson.

    "She [Polly] married Edmund Dickenson 9 Jun 1820 in Hanover Co., Va. He was born circa 1788 in Hanover Co., Va. According to The Heritage of Russell County, vol 2,, Polly and Edmund built their home on the waters of Copper Creek and then built a grist mill there. He died 11 Apr 1875 in Russel Co., Va.

    "Edmund Dickenson served in the War of 1812 and was awarded a land grant for his sevice as well as a pension. After his death, Mary received a widow's pension. It is believed that Edmund was related to the family of Henry Dickenson II and Henry Dickenson III, but this has not been verified."

    Notes for Edmund Dickenson: It's possible that Edmund's parents' were Henry and Rosamond (Rozamon) Dickenson, and that his brothers' names were George, Lewis, and maybe Griffen. Edmund's possible sister was named Joanna Elizabeth (also called Rosamond at times), who married a man by the name of Henry Meade. The connections are very probable, but not proven at this point. George married Henry Meade's daughter, Patty, who was from Henry's first marriage.

    Edmund's parents (if they were indeed his parents) originally lived in Louisa County, Virginia and later moved to Russell County. Henry died about 1798, as that was the date that his will was probated, and Rozamon was the administrator. He was very poor and mentioned nothing about children. It's possible that they were all grown and that he had nothing to leave them.

    Samuel (their son) inherited the home place, looked after Edmund, Polly and Betsey until their deaths. He had several children, including Roscoe who inherited the home place at Samuel's death. After the death of Roscoe, the home place was sold out of the family and the money divided between two nieces, Frances and Ruth, who had cared for Roscoe in his elderly years.

      The children of POLLY HONAKER and EDMUND DICKENSON are:

      1. MATILDA HONAKER DICKENSON, b. 1820, Wythe County, Virginia, d. August 1885, Lick Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, m. WILLIAM HENRY WHITT.
      2. ROSANNAH DICKENSON, b. 1821, m. WILLIAM F. DUNFORD.
      3. GRIFFITH DICKENSON, b. 1823.
      4. ELIZABETH "BETSEY" DICKENSON, b. 1826, Wythe County, Virginia.
      5. HENRY CLAY DICKENSON, b. 1829, Russell County, Virginia, d. January 27, 1879, Procter, Lee County, Kentucky, m. SIRENA (SERENA) HOWERTON.
      6. JOHN DICKENSON, b. 1830, Wythe County, Virginia, m. SARAH (unknown last name).
        Note: John and Sarah Dickenson are both are buried in Proctor Cemetery, Lee County, Kentucky, along with infants and small children of theirs that did not survive to adulthood.
      7. MARTHA JANE "PATSY" DICKENSON, b. 1833, Wythe County, Virginia, m. JOHN BUFORD CROSS.
      8. NANCY DICKENSON, b. 1833, Wythe County, Virginia, m. ROBERT D. CARTY.
      9. GEORGE DICKENSON, b. 1834, Wythe County, Virginia, m. ELIZABETH HALL. She was b. 1827.
      10. SUSAN DICKENSON, b. 1838, Wythe County, Virginia, m. APS GILLY.
      11. LEWIS C. FULLEN DICKENSON, b. February 18, 1840, Russell County, Virginia, d. November 12, 1915, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky, m. LUCINDA JOHANNAH PATRICK.
      12. WILLIAM NICHOLAS DICKENSON, b. 1842, Wythe County, Virginia.
      13. MARGARET DICKENSON, b. 1843, Wythe County, Virginia.
      14. SAMUEL HONAKER DICKENSON, b. July 4, 1846, Wythe County, Virginia, d. June 8, 1909, Wythe County, Virginia, m. (1) MALANDA P. GOBBLE, m. (2) LECRECIA BELLE CARTY.

      (This information comes from Sandra Silbaugh Wilber, Faye Dickerson Brandenburg, Barbara Cox, and other sources)

    MATILDA HONAKER DICKENSON, daughter of MARY "POLLY" HONAKER and EDMUND DICKENSON, was born about 1818 in Wythe, Virginia, and died August, 1885 in Brushy Creek, Magoffin County, Kentucky. She married WILLIAM "HENRY" WHITT, son of JOHN WILLIAM "BILLY" WHITT and MARY "POLLY" LEWIS SMITH. He was born about 1814 in Virginia.

    Notes: On page 98 of the 1850 census for Pike County, Kentucky (dated September 10, 1850), Henry Whit is listed as the head of the household for house #708, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 36 years old. Also listed are Matilda (born in Virginia, age, 32), Nancy A. (born in Virginia, age, 14), Silicia E. (born in Virginia, age, 12), Isaac M. (born in Kentucky, age, 7), John H. (born in Kentucky, age, 5), Mary J. (born in Kentucky, age, 3), and Samuel M. (born in Kentucky, age, 3 months).

    On page 86 of the 1860 census for District 1 in Pike County, Kentucky (dated July 20, 1860), Henry Whit is listed as the head of the household for house #392, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 46 years old. Also listed are Matilda Whit (born in Virginia, age, 41), Silisa E. (born in Virginia, age, 22), Isaac M. (born in Kentucky age, 18), John H. (born in Kentucky age, 16), Mary J. (born in Kentucky age, 13), Samuel M. (born in Kentucky age, 10), M.C. (born in Kentucky age, 7), George M. (born in Kentucky, age 5), Sarah (born in Kentucky, age 2), Callihan (born in Kentucky, age 2), and Rebecca (born in Kentucky, age 3 months).

    On page 9 of the 1870 census for District 8 in Pike County, Kentucky (dated August 17, 1870), Henry Whit is listed as the head of the household for house #62, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 55 years old. Also listed are Matilda (wife, born in Virginia, age 52), Samuel M. (son, born in Kentucky, 20), Caroline M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 18), George M. (son, born in Kentucky, age 14), Sarah J. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 12), Callahan E. (son, born in Kentucky, age 12), Rebecca A. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 10), Amanda M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 7), Louisa E. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 3), Mary J. Sexton (born in Kentucky, age 22), Thomas J. Sexton (born in Kentucky, 2), and Susanna Hunt (born in Virginia, 24). This Mary J. Sexton is no doubt Henry and Matilda's daughter, and Thomas must be her son. There were a couple of different "Hunts" that this family married into and further research would need to be done to determine the relationship of Susanna Hunt.

    On page 6 of the 1880 census for Precinct 4 (Middle Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated 16th day of June, 1880), Henry Whitt is listed as head of the household (house #159), a minister, born in Virginia, parents born in Virginia, and is age 65. Also listed are Matilda (wife, born in Virginia, parents born in Virginia, age 55), Rebecca A. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 18), Mandy M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 16), Louisia (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 13). They are living next to son George.

    According to the book "Honaker Family in America" which is sold by the Honaker Family Association, P.O. Box 3636, Alexandria, VA, 22302-9998, Matilda was:

    "Born in 1818 in Virginia. Died 18 Aug 1885 in Salyersville, Magoffin Co., Kentucky.

    "She married William Henry Whitt (called Henry), son of Billy Whitt, circa 1835. Born in 1814 in Russell Co., Va. Died in Salyersville, Ky. They lived in Virginia until 1838 when they moved to Kentucky.

    "Interestingly, Hans Jacob's son Martin also had a daughter named Mary whose second husband was William Whitt. That William was unlikely to be Matilda's father-in-law because they probably were about the same age. The names cannot be coincidental, however, so the two Williams were likely cousins to some degree. One researcher reported that Stokes Co., N.C. census records document the existence of a William Henry Whitt, born in 1787, who married Nancy Unknown, also born in 1787 in Stokes County. They had a son named William Henry born in Virginia in 1814. The elder Whitt moved from N.C., first to Bedford Co., Va., then to Russell Co., Va., and had a brother named John.

    "Matilda's husband Henry seemed to be into everything. He was a farmer, livestock raiser, lumberman, silversmith, wooden clockmaker, backwoods dentist, a Pike Co., Ky., justice of the peace, and Baptist minister who apparently traveled back and forth between former residences and churches, taking the time to entertain people with a horse that could do tricks. He officiated at weddings, including those of his own children.

    "Henry owned considerable property in Pike Co., Ky. It is believed that he and Matilda lived first in Russell Co., Va. (they and their first two children were born in Va.). They then moved to Buchanan Co., Va; the Upper Johns Creek area of Pike Co., Ky.; and finally to Magoffin Co., Ky. The 1840 Pike County census is a source for information up to that time, listing Henry as a farmer with real estate valued at $150. During the Civil War, he and Samuel visited Magoffin County and Mt. Sterling., Ky., to buy livestock, principally mules to work in a flourishing yellow poplar lumber business.

    "The 1880 Magoffin County census and subsequent records indicate that William Henry and Matilda had 14 children. Matilda was known to be rather cross, but as a descendant, Ruth Gerlach (a daughter of Pearl Whitt Litteral) observed, anyone with that many children was likely to be cross."

    There are reports that have Matilda being born as early as 1817, and these reports question whether her last name is Honaker, Dickenson, or whether Edmund Dickenson is even her father. There are other reports that have her being born as late as 1825.

    According to The Honaker Family Association "One researcher found sworn statements in Military and Pension Records by Matilda's parents Edmund and Mary which state they married in April 1817, well before the previously reported marriage date. This would mean that Edmund was probably Matilda's father. The sworn statements indicate that Mary eluded her parents to marry Edmund at the home of George Dickenson, evidence that her family did not approve of the marriage.

    "It may be that Matilda's middle name was Honaker, which could explain why her grandfather referred to her as such; or he may have done so because of the family's disapproval of Edmund. At the time of Nicholas' will, she was his only grandchild.

    "Matilda was also reported born in 1821 and ca. 1825, years which would fall within the 1840 census brackets for the age for which she was recorded. Her husband Henry was the son of John William Whitt (called Billy) and Mary Lewis Smith (called Polly). Born in New Garden, Virginia."

      The children of MATILDA HONAKER DICKENSON and HENRY WHITT are:

      1. NANCY ANN WHITT, b. July, 1836, Russell County, Virginia, d. October 21, 1911, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. OLIVER W. CAIN.
      2. CILICIA ELLEN WHITT, b. May, 1839, Russell County, Virginia, m. JOHN HUNT, JR..
      3. ISAAC M. WHITT, b. August 25, 1842, Pike County, Kentucky, d. June 14, 1914, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. (1) POLLY ANN HUNT, m. (2) SARAH CRASE ADAMS.
      4. JOHN HENRY WHITT, b. November, 1844, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, d. between 1920-1930, m. RUTH A. THORNSBURY.
      5. MARY JANE WHITT, b. March 8, 1847, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, m. (1) (unknown first name) SEXTON, m. (2) SAMUEL CAUDILL.
      6. SAMUEL MADISON WHITT, b. June 23, 1850, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, d. September 28, 1909, Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. (1) ELIZABETH JANE COOPER, m. (2) GENOA HAMMOND, m. (3) MELVINA DANIELS.
      7. CAROLINE M. WHITT, b. March 3, 1853, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, m. BENJAMIN CAUDILL.
      8. GEORGE MONTIVILLE WHITT, b. September 13, 1855, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, m. LOCKIE ANN HALL.
      9. CALLIHAN LONZO WHITT, b. January 14, 1858, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, d. January 1885, m. SARAH E. PACE.
      10. SARAH ISIDORA WHITT, b. January 14, 1858, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, m. WILLIAM MCGUIRE.
        Note: Callihan and Sarah were twins.
      11. REBECCA A. "BECKY" WHITT, b. April, 1859, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, m. JAMES SMITH CONLEY.
      12. AMANDA MERLENE WHITT, b. October 27, 1862, Lick Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, d. December 8, 1931 Bloom Township, Scioto County, Ohio, m. ABLE GARFIELD CONLEY.
      13. LOUISA ELIZABETH "ELIZA" WHITT, b. February 9, 1867, Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, d. September 18, 1936, Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky, buried in Mash Fork, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. JOHN H. CONLEY.

      (This information comes from Sandra Silbaugh Wilber, Joan Whitt, Barbara Cox, and other sources)

    LARS ANDREAS JENSEN, son of JENS TONNESEN and ANNE BIRGETTE STAALESDATTER, was born June 6, 1845 in Flekkefjord, Norway, and died December 4, 1897 in Flekkefjord, Norway. He married TOBINE BOLETTE OLSDATTER. She was born June 8, 1845 in Midtfjeldsaa, Norway, and died March 21, 1910.

    Notes for Lars Jensen and Tobine Olsdatter: They lived on a farm located on the interior of a fjord named Flekkefjord on the southeast part of of the country.

    Lars was a carpenter, finishing his apprenticeship about 1870-1871.

    In Norway the children took their father's first name as their last name. That is how Lars Andreas became a Jensen - sen means "son of" in Norwegian. For the daughters it would be Jensdatter - datter means daughter in Norwegian. In order to help alleviate the confusion of several people having a common name like Jensen, people frequently added the name of the farm or town they were from after their name. Tobine Bolette Olsdatter was also known as Tobine Bolette Olsdatter Midtfjeldsaa for this reason. If a person moved from one area to another they would change the last part of their name to reflect the new area where they were living. Sometimes the word "pa" or the word "of" would precede the name of the farm or area.

    Today there is a town of Fjeldsaa, one of East Fjeldsaa and one of Mid Fjeldsaa, all near the original site.

      The children of LARS LARSEN and TOBINE OLSDATTER are:

      1. JOHAN "JOHN" AUGUST BERNHARD LARSEN, b. Flekkefjord, Norway, January, 1871, m. ANNIE (unknown last name).
      2. OSCAR THEODOR BERTINIUS LARSEN FJELDSAA, b. March 29, 1873, Fjeldsaa, Norway, d. November 18, 1958, Miami, Florida, m. RUTH HILDER OCTAVIA LEWIN HIMMERMANN.
      3. ALFRED LARSEN, b. Flekkefjord, Norway, 1875.
      4. HJALMAR S. LARSEN, b. Flekkefjord, Norway, 1877, m. DAGNY (DAGNEY) WIKTORIA HIMMERMANN, daughter of FRANS HIMMELMAN and CAROLINE FREIEDSTROM.
      5. GUSTAV LARSEN, b. Flekkefjord, Norway, 1879, d. Flekkefjord, Norway, m. ALBERTINE (unknown last name).
      6. OLGA LARSEN, b. Flekkefjord, Norway, 1881, m. ADOLF FREDRIKSEN.
      7. BERTHA F. LARSEN, b. Flekkefjord, Norway, 1883, m. EDWARD HANSEN.
      8. OLAF LARSEN, b. Flekkefjord, Norway, 1885.
      9. JENS LOUIS JENSEN, b. Flekkefjord, Norway, 1887, d. Flekkefjord, Norway, August 7, 1970, m. INGEBORG NILSEN.

      (This information was provided by Karen Fieldsa Seidler, Wayne Fieldsa and Audrey Fieldsa Clancy).

    JOHAN "JOHN" AUGUST BERNHARD LARSEN, son of LARS ANDREAS JENSEN and TOBINE BOLETTE OLSDATTER, was born January 22, 1871 in Flekkefjord, Norway, and died in April of 1964. He married ANNIE (unknown last name) about 1897. She was born in Norway in July of 1876.

    Notes for John Larsen: John arrived in the United States in 1891 and was a naturalized citizen at the time of the 1900 census.

      The children of JOHN LARSEN and ANNIE are:

      1. LILLIAN LARSEN, b. December, 1898, New York City, New York, d. after 1970.
      2. MATHILDA LARSEN, b. 1901, Staten Island, New York, m. (unknown first name) GUNDERSON.
      3. AGNES LARSEN, b. 1903, Staten Island, New York, m. (unknown first name) GUNDERSON.
      4. JOHN AUGUST BERNHARD LARSEN, JR., b. 1907, Staten Island, New York.
      5. OLGA LARSEN, b. 1910, Staten Island, New York, d. 1999, Staten Island, New York, m. (unknown first name) ANDERSON.
      6. RUTH LARSEN, b. 1912, Staten Island, New York, d. 1997, Staten Island, New York, m. (unknown first name) BRUNJES.
      7. ROY N. LARSEN, b. 1920, Staten Island, New York, d. 1986, Hacienda Heights, Los Angeles, California.

    ALFRED LARSEN, son of LARS ANDREAS JENSEN and TOBINE BOLETTE OLSDATTER, was born in Flekkefjord, Norway in 1875.

      The children of ALFRED LARSEN are:

      1. ASBJORN LARSEN, m. ELIZABETH (unknown last name).
      2. RUTH LARSEN, m. (unknown first name) LINDAHL.
      3. MAGNHILD LARSEN, m. (unknown first name) KRAMER.
      4. TORLOUG LARSEN, m. (unknown first name) HEYERAAS.

    GUSTAV LARSEN, son of LARS ANDREAS JENSEN and TOBINE BOLETTE OLSDATTER, was born in Flekkefjord, Norway in 1879, and died in Flekkefjord, Norway. He married ALBERTINE (unknown last name).

      The children of GUSTAV LARSEN and ALBERTINE are:

      1. ALFRED LARSEN.
      2. JENS EDVARD LARSEN.

    OLGA LARSEN, daughter of LARS ANDREAS JENSEN and TOBINE BOLETTE OLSDATTER, was born in Flekkefjord, Norway in 1881. She married ADOLF FREDRIKSEN.

      The children of OLGA LARSEN and ADOLF FREDRIKSEN are:

      1. KARL FREDRIKSEN.
      2. THORALF FREDRIKSEN.
      3. BERTHA FREDRIKSEN, m. TORKEL FEID.
      4. LARS FREDRIKSEN.

    BERTHA F. LARSEN, daughter of LARS ANDREAS JENSEN and TOBINE BOLETTE OLSDATTER, was born in Flekkefjord, Norway in 1883. She married EDWARD HANSEN.

      The children of BERTHA LARSEN and EDWARD HANSEN are:

      1. EDWARD HANSEN, JR.
      2. BILLY HANSEN.
      3. NORMAN HANSEN.

    SAMUEL HONAKER DICKENSON, son of MARY "POLLY" HONAKER and EDMUND DICKENSON, was born July 4, 1846 in Wythe County, Virginia, and died June 8, 1909 in Wythe County, Virginia. He married (1) MALANDA P. GOBBLE. He married (2) LECRECIA BELLE CARTY, January 25, 1894. She was born April 26, 1862, and died April 25, 1911.

      The children of SAMUEL DICKENSON and MALANDA GOBBLE are:

      1. MARTIN DICKENSON.
      2. CHARLIE DICKENSON.
      3. JAMES BLAINE DICKENSON, d. 1954, m. HELEN FOSTER, 1916.
      4. LAURA DICKENSON.
      5. NEWTON DICKENSON.

      The children of SAMUEL DICKENSON and LECRECIA CARTY are:

      1. ETTA MAE DICKENSON, b. November 19, 1894, d. January 30, 1979, m. ARTHUR ANDREW WILLIAMS, son of JOHAH SHOEMAKER WILLIAMS and VIRGINIA REBECCA GIBSON, February 21, 1917. She was b. April 14, 1881, d. July 31, 1967.
      2. WALTER DICKENSON.
      3. HENRY F. DICKENSON, b. 1898, m. MARGARET C. CRAWLEY.
      4. ROSCOE DICKENSON.
      5. CONLEY DICKENSON, b. 1903, m. VERA (unknown last name).

    LEWIS C. FULLEN (FULTON) DICKENSON/DICKERSON, son of MARY "POLLY" HONAKER and EDMUND DICKENSON, was born February 18, 1840 in Russell County, Virginia, and died November 12, 1915 in Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky. He is buried in the Akers/Dickerson Cemetery at Maloney Ridge, Beattyville, Kentucky in an unmarked grave. He married LUCINDA JOHANNAH PATRICK, daughter of JAMES S. PATRICK and MARY "POLLY" ANNE McGUIRE, February 11, 1874. She was born in June of 1856 in Proctor, Owsley County, Kentucky, and died between 1900 and 1910. She is also buried in the Akers/Dickerson Cemetery at Maloney Ridge, Beattyville, Kentucky in an unmarked grave.

    Notes for Lewis C. Fullen Dickerson: In the 1850 Russell County, Virginia census his name is listed as "Fulton." He relocated to Lee County, Kentucky after the Civil War and lived with his brother Henry and Henry's two sons. Henry was a widower at that time.

    Lewis originally signed up in Russell County, Virginia for the Civil War. He was 21 at the time and signed with the 37th Infantry on May 10, 1861. His original unit was headed by Samuel Fulkerson who was killed in battle. His unit was then merged with the unit of Stonewall Jackson and was in the first Kernstown Battle, which nearly wiped out the Confederate troops of Jackson.

    Lewis was wounded, but there were many that were killed. Lewis spent several months in the hospital at Lexington, Virginia. For some reason he decided to go AWOL in the early part of 1863. It could have been the horrendous conditions they were expected to fight under, barefoot and hungry most of the time. He was picked up in Russell County and became a POW. He was then brought to the Louisville, Kentucky Prison Hospital - maybe he was wounded again or he was possibly still suffering from the old wound. Through freewill or being forced by the North, he signed the Amnesty Agreement. This agreement basically said that he would not take up arms against the North again and they would let him go free if he remained north of the Mason-Dixon line. Well, they released him and he immediately went into Kentucky and signed with the 4th Kentucky Cavalry anyway.

    The 4th Kentucky Calvary was headed by General John Hunt Morgan who was leading a major campaign for the South. The 4th was sometimes described as pillagers and plunderers. They did whatever they needed to do to further the cause of the South, including robbing a bank in Winchester, Kentucky to get money to operate. A lot of people in the area considered them outlaws.

    Lewis had been fighting around Mt. Sterling, Winchester, Morgan County and stayed with his brother Henry Clay during this time. He used the name "Dickerson" while he was in the 4th Cavalry, possibly so he couldn't be connected to the Dickenson that had signed the Amnesty Agreement.

    The few family stories that are told about Lewis say that he was "mean as hell." It's possible that the military life that he led was the cause of this. He was a small man with washed out blue eyes and family legend has it that he once hung a man. He must have made a lot of money in real estate because the deed and mortgage books in the Lee County, Kentucky, courthouse are full of transactions for him, both mortgages to other people and transfers of property.

    After service in the Civil War, Lewis settled in Lee County, Kentucky, along with his brother, Henry Clay Dickerson, and his sister, Martha Jane "Patsy" Dickenson. (Patsy's name is listed as "Patsey" in the 1850 Russell County census).

    Lewis and Johannah had 11 children, 6 of which survived infancy.

      The children of LEWIS DICKERSON and JOHANNAH PATRICK are:

      1. MARY ANNE "MOLLY" DICKERSON, b. November 14, 1874, Proctor, Lee County, Kentucky, d. September 27, 1957, Libby, Montana, m. JAMES WINSLOW DANIEL, September 18, 1889, Lee County, Kentucky.
      2. CORDELIA "CORDIE" DICKERSON, b. June, 1877, Lee County, Kentucky, m. JOHN H. SMITH.
      3. WILLIAM HENRY "WILLIE" (or "BILL") DICKERSON, b. January 18, 1879, Lee County, Kentucky, d. January 11, 1967, Lee County, Kentucky, buried at Proctor Cemetery, Maloney Ridge, Lee County, Kentucky. He m. (1) ABBIE COLE. He m. (2) ETHEL VANDERPOOL DICKERSON.
      4. LILLIE M. DICKERSON, b. 1881, d. 1934, m. WILLIAM DURBIN.
      5. ZENOS DICKERSON, b. April 12, 1896, d. September 1, 1932, Old Landing, Kentucky, m. RENNA WEBB.
      6. DAISY B. DICKERSON, b. November 1894, d. between 1901 and 1910.

      (This information comes from Faye Dickerson Brandenburg)

    MARY ANNE "MOLLY" DICKERSON, daughter of LEWIS C. FULLEN DICKERSON and LUCINDA JOHANNAH PATRICK, was born November 14, 1874 in Proctor, Lee County, Kentucky, and died September 27, 1957 in Libby Montana. She married JAMES WINSLOW DANIEL, September 18, 1889 in Lee County, Kentucky.

      The children of MOLLY DICKERSON and JAMES DANIEL are:

      1. HERBERT S. DANIEL.
      2. FRED DANIEL.
      3. JUDITH D. "JUDE" DANIEL.
      4. WILLIAM CLIFTON DANIEL.
      5. SCOTT LEWIS DANIEL.
      6. JAMES WOODROW "WOODY" DANIEL.
      7. LAWRENCE DANIEL.
      8. LEILA MAE DANIEL, b. October 26, 1908, Proctor, Lee County, Kentucky, d. August 13, 1930, Libby, Montana, m. KENNETH JOSEPH BOLLES.

      (This information comes from Faye Dickerson Brandenburg)

    JENS TONNESEN was born was born at Netland, Norway, a farm in the Vest Adger area. He married ANNE BIRGETTE STAALESDATTER.

    Notes: Jens Tonnesen was a shoemaker, but he also had a portion of a farm at Fjeldsaa, Norway, which he bought in 1839. A large portion of the farm was sold in 1875, either for a linen or felt factory, or both. It looks like Jens and Anne lived at Fjeldsaa "Hus Paa Kvernhusbergene" (House of the Mill) until 1875. (provided by Karen Fieldsa Seidler)

      The child of JENS TONNESEN and ANNE STAALESDATTER is:

      1. LARS ANDREAS JENSEN, b. June 6, 1845, Flekkefjord, Norway, d. December 4, 1897, Flekkefjord, Norway, m. TOBINE BOLETTE OLSDATTER.
      2. OLENE BIRGETTE JENSDATTER FIELDSAA, b. February 20, 1865, d. September 22, 1881.

      (This information comes from Karen Fieldsa Seidler and other sources)

    CALLIHAN LONZO WHITT, son of MATILDA HONAKER DICKENSON and WILLIAM HENRY WHITT, was born January 14, 1858 in Pike County, Kentucky, and died in January of 1885 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. He married SARAH ELIZABETH PACE, daughter of MATHEW PACE and ELIZABETH SALYER, December 5, 1878 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. She was born March 30, 1858 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. She married (2) HENRY SAYLOR, son of CLARINDA SALYER and MARTIN SAYLOR, about 1886. He was born in March of 1860 in Kentucky.

    Notes: The following information comes from Rhonda Fulkerson:

    "Alma (Whitt) Williams wrote in family bible:

    "Callahan L. Whitt was murdered about 1885. Family story told is: Callahan accused a young man named Stapleton of stealing corn or something. The young man's father told the boy that he would be a coward if he didn't shoot Callahan... so the boy shot him. Family and friends of Callahan broke into the jail, one standing on another's shoulder, and removed the boy from the jail through the window. The group hanged the young Stapleton boy. Sara (Pace) Whitt, Callahan's wife was accused of placing the noose around his neck. Others involved were: Isaac Whitt (Callahan's brother) and Tommy Cooper (married Sarah's sister, Martha). Rumor goes that Tommy Cooper hung himself and Isaac was kicked by a mule and it killed him."



    The following article was taken from The Lexington Press, which was printed in Lexington, Kentucky, January 10, 1885. It was re-typed with errors intact by Rhonda:

    An Outrageous Crime

    News has just reached here from Salyersville, a mountain town, that one of the most outrageous crimes that stain the records of eastern Kentucky was perpetrated on John Stapleton on the night of the 3d inst., at Salyersville, Ky. The facts pertaining thereto are about these: Two months ago the son of this man, without provocation, shot and killed Callabar White, which outrage incited the people of Magoffin to such an extent that for safety the prisoner, after an examining trial, which resulted in holding him over without bail, was sent to Mt. Sterling for protection and is there now. The indignant friends of White and bitter enemies of Stapleton, the father of the murdered man, on the evidence of two women, had him arrested, charged with being accessory to the crime. It is not believed there was anything in it. But no the evidence Stapleton was held over on a bond of $500, and failing to give it was remanded to jail about 10 o'clock that night. Twenty or thirty men, a masked mob, yelling and making themselves hideous, entered the town, overpowered the jailer, took the prisoner to a tree near by and hung him. It is believed that Stapleton was innocent of the charge and the infuriated mob was aroused solely by the women who proved he had made threats against White. The better class, who stand by law and order, are now enemies to the mob and something more serious may come out of it.



    The following article was taken from a Mt. Sterling newspaper in January, 1885. It was also sent by Rhonda:

    A Mob in Magoffin

    Mt. Sterling, Jan. 8 - News has just been received here of a most shocking outrage committed in Magoffin county last Saturday night in the lynching of John Stapleton, Sr. The particulars are as follows: A few weeks ago Stapleton's son shot and killed Colliham White, for which killing he was sent here for safe-keeping, to escape mob violence. Said killing was entirely unprovoked, and so inflamed the community that nothing short of blood would satisfy their rage. On a pretense, old man Stapleton was shortly after arrested as being an accessory to the above named crime, appeared before an examining court and was held over in the sum of $500. Being unable to execute bond for that amount, he was sent to jail. That night a mob of twenty or thirty men forced an entrance into the jail, took the prisoner out and hung him in plain view of the Courthouse. The good citizens of Magoffin condemn in the plainest language this dastardly act, and the most strenuous efforts will be made to bring the participators to justice.



    Sarah Pace and Henry Saylor were first cousins.

    On page 12 of the 1880 census for District 126 (Precinct 8 - State Road Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated ? day of June, 1880), Calahan L. Whitt is listed as the head of the household for house #96, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, and he's 22 years old. Also listed are Sarah E. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 22), Sola J. (daughter, born September of 1879 in Kentucky, age 8 months), and Zacariah Hunt (stepson, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 9).

    On page 55 of the 1900 census for 1900 census for District 53 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 27, 1900), Henry Saylor is listed as the head of the household for house #472, he's a farmer, born in March of 1860 in Kentucky, married 14 years, and he's 40 years old. Also listed are Sarah E. (wife, born in March of 1860 in Kentucky, she's given birth to 5 children and all are still living, age 40), William Whitt (stepson, born in March of 1882 in Kentucky, age 18), Samuel M. Whitt (stepson, born in May of 1883 in Kentucky, age 17), Lizzie Saylor (daughter, born in March of 1887 in Kentucky, age 13), and Thomas Perkins (servant, farm laborer, born in 1885 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 15).

    On page 17 of the 1910 census for District 102 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 26, 1910), Henry Saylor is listed as the head of the household for house #147, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 23 years, and he's 49 years old. Also listed are Sarah (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 5 children and all are still living, age 50), Lizzie Jackson (daughter, married, born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 2 children and both are still living, age 23), Rouie Jackson (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, age 2), Russia (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 2), and Shade Blanton (boarder, farm laborer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 16).

    On page 10 of the 1920 census for District 110 (Riverton) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated January 14, 1920), Henry Saylor is listed as the head of the household for house #77, he's a farm laborer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 56 years old. Also listed are Sarah (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 57), Rura Jackson (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 14), and Russia Jackson (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 11).

      The children of CALLAHAN WHITT and SARAH PACE are:

      1. SOLA JANE WHITT, b. September, 1879, Kentucky, d. March 22, 1923, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. MANFORD BLANTON.
      2. WILLIAM MATHEW WHITT, b. March, 1882, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. (1) NORA BLANTON, m. (2) FLORA (unknown last name).
      3. SAMUEL MALCOLM WHITT, b. May 12, 1882, Magoffin County, Kentucky, d. December 12, 1934, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. DELLA FEE LEWIS.
      4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN "BENNIE" WHITT, b. January 24, 1884, Kentucky, m. MARY (unknown last name).

      The child of SARAH PACE and HENRY SAYLOR is:

      1. LIZZIE SAYLOR, b. March, 1887, Kentucky, m. (unknown first name) JACKSON.

      (This information comes from Rhonda Fulkerson, Darlene Pace, Misty Jackson Walker and other sources)

    IDA JANE PRESTON, daughter of MARY JANE "MOLLIE" HELTON and WILLIAM CURTIS PRESTON, married DELANCIE "BEAR" CONLEY, son of THOMAS JEFFERSON CONLEY and FLORA BORDERS. He was born about 1928 in Kentucky.

      The children of IDA PRESTON and BEAR CONLEY are:

      1. MYRA ELAINE CONLEY, m. DAVID ALLEN AGEE.
      2. KEVIN CONLEY, b. 1956, d. 1956.
      3. BEVERLY CONLEY, m. DOUGLAS DAUGHERTY.

      (This information comes from Elaine Conley Agee and other sources)

    MYRA ELAINE CONLEY, daughter of IDA JANE PRESTON and DELANCIE "BEAR" CONLEY, married DAVID ALLEN AGEE, son of JODIE AGEE and HELEN STEWART.

      The children of ELAINE CONLEY and DAVID AGEE are:

      1. NATHANIEL THOMAS AGEE, m. ANDREA PULLEY.
      2. BRANDY LYNN AGEE.

      (This information comes from Elaine Conley Agee and other sources)

    BEVERLY CONLEY, daughter of IDA JANE PRESTON and DELANCIE "BEAR" CONLEY, married DOUGLAS DAUGHERTY.

      The children of BEVERLY CONLEY and DOUGLAS DAUGHERTY are:

      1. KELLY MARIE DAUGHERTY, m. DAVID O'REAR.
      2. KEVIN WAYNE DAUGHERTY.

      (This information comes from Elaine Conley Agee and other sources)

    WALKER H. PRESTON, son of MARY JANE "MOLLIE" HELTON and WILLIAM CURTIS PRESTON, married BONNIE COLVIN, daughter of HALLECK COLVIN and MADGE PICKLE.

      The children of WALKER PRESTON and BONNIE COLVIN are:

      1. TERRY WALKER PRESTON, m. JUDY COLLINS.
      2. ALLISON MICHELLE PRESTON.

    GLENNA SUE PRESTON, daughter of MARY JANE "MOLLIE" HELTON and WILLIAM CURTIS PRESTON, married BILL GEORGE HOWARD, son of BRYAN HOWARD and NOLLIE CONLEY. He was born in 1927 in Boyd County, Kentucky.

      The children of SUE PRESTON and BILL HOWARD are:

      1. BRYAN CURTIS HOWARD, m. KENETTA RENEE BORDERS.
      2. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER HOWARD.
      3. WESLEY CARTER HOWARD.
        Note: William and Wesley Howard are twins.

    JESSE POWELL KAZEE, son of ABIGAIL JANE "ABBIE" CONLEY and JOHN FRANKLIN KAZEE, was born January 11, 1896 in Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky, died March 23, 1976 in Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, and is buried in Mashfork, Magoffin County, Kentucky. He married IDA FAIRCHILD, daughter of LEWIS G. FAIRCHILD and DORA WILLIAMS, May 29, 1921. She was born October 24, 1901 in Kentucky, and died November 16, 1963 in Mashfork, Magoffin County, Kentucky.

    Notes: According to his Kentucky death index, Jesse P. Kazee died in Johnson County, but was residing in Magoffin County, Kentucky. Social Security records, Jesse Kazee's last known residence was in Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky.

    On page 14 of the 1910 census for District 102 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 25, 1910), L.G. Fairchild is listed as the head of the household for house #120, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 12 years, and he's 58 years old. Also listed are Dora (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 3 children and 2 are still living, age 38), Ida (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 8), and J.H. (son, born in Kentucky, age 2).

    On page 3 of the 1920 census for District 71 (State Road) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 6, 1920), Dora Fairchild is listed as the head of the household for house #19, she's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, a widow, and she's 51 years old. Also listed are Ida (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 18), Hursel (son, born in Kentucky, age 11), and Homer (son, born in Kentucky, age 7).

    On page 15 of the 1930 census for District 77-5 (Magisterial District No. 2) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 11, 1930), Powel Kazee is listed as the head of the household for house #148, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 25, and he's 34 years old. Also listed are Ida (wife, born in Kentucky, first married at 19, age 28), Cristine (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 7), Maxine (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6), and Alleen (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 1).

      The children of JESSE KAZEE and IDA FAIRCHILD are:

      1. HERMA CHRISTINE KAZEE, b. 1923, Kentucky, m. CARSON B. AUXIER.
      2. HANNAH MAXINE KAZEE, b. 1924, Kentucky, m. EDWARD L. CONLEY.
      3. BARBARA ALLENE KAZEE, b. 1929, Kentucky, m. GLEN PENIX.
      4. LEWIS FRANKLIN KAZEE, m. LILLIAN BARNETT.
      5. WILMA JO KAZEE, b. October 20, 1939, d. October 20, 1939.

    HERMA CHRISTINE KAZEE, daughter of JESSE POWELL KAZEE and IDA FAIRCHILD, married CARSON B. AUXIER, son of GEORGE GARFIELD AUXIER and LULA MAE SALYER.

      The children of HERMA KAZEE and CARSON AUXIER are:

      1. THOMAS LEE AUXIER.
      2. PHILLIP LLOYD AUXIER, m. (1) BEVERLY SMITH, m. (2) DONNA (unknown last name).
      3. CAROLYN SUE AUXIER, m. JOHN KIRK.
      4. JOSEPH CARSON AUXIER, m. RILDA WILSON.
      5. KENNETH DOUGLAS AUXIER, m. TONI OSBORNE.
      6. RICHARD D. AUXIER, b. April 20, 1960, d. April 23, 1960.

    HANNAH MAXINE KAZEE, daughter of JESSE POWELL KAZEE and IDA FAIRCHILD, married EDWARD LEWIS CONLEY, son of ADAM CONLEY and RACHEL OLIVER.

      The children of HANNAH KAZEE and EDWARD CONLEY are:

      1. POWELL LEWIS CONLEY, m. KAREN TOWNER.
      2. SANDRA RAYE CONLEY, m. LEON CLAXTON.
      3. STEVEN DWAYNE CONLEY.
      4. KYLE DOUGLAS CONLEY.

    BARBARA ALLENE KAZEE, daughter of JESSE POWELL KAZEE and IDA FAIRCHILD, was born about 1929 in Kentucky. She married GLEN PENIX, son of WARREN PENIX and NORA P. COOPER. He was born January 6, 1925 in Kentucky, and died January 22, 1999 in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan.

    Notes: Glen Penix was a World War II veteran, having enlisted in the military on January 14, 1944 in Virginia.

      The children of BARBARA KAZEE and GLEN PENIX are:

      1. CONNIE RAE PENIX, b. April, 1947, Mashfork, Kentucky, d. April, 1947, Mashfork, Kentucky.
      2. GLEN KEITH PENIX, m. BRENDA MOSELY.
      3. KAREN LYNN PENIX, m. ROBERT CHAPMAN.

    LEWIS FRANKLIN KAZEE, son of JESSE POWELL KAZEE and IDA FAIRCHILD, married LILLIAN BARNETT, daughter of ARLIE BARNETT and GRACE CAMPBELL.

      The children of LEWIS KAZEE and LILLIAN BARNETT are:

      1. DAVID FRANKLIN KAZEE.
      2. JEFFREY KAZEE.

    RUFUS LLOYD KAZEE, son of ABIGAIL JANE "ABBIE" CONLEY and JOHN FRANKLIN KAZEE, was born in December of 1897 in Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky, and died in February of 1920 in Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio. He married LUCY FARROW, daughter of JOHN A. FARROW and NANCY JANE HAMPTON. She was born in May of 1900 in Kentucky, and died May 15, 1963.

    Notes: Lucy Farrow is the sister of Etha Farrow.

    On page 18 of the 1900 census for District 53 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 9, 1900), Jane Fairo is listed as the head of the household for house #153, she's not working, widowed, born in October of 1872 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 5 children and 4 are still living, and she's 27 years old. Also listed are Etha (daughter, born in August of 1896 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 3), Benjamin (son, born in January of 1898 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 2), Bruce (son, born in March of 1899 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 1), and Lucy (daughter, born in May of 1900 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 1 month).

    On page 3 of the 1910 census for District 102 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 16, 1910), Lucy Farrow is found living with her mother in the home of her grandparents. Mathew Hampton is listed as the head of the household for house #25, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 42 years, and he's 65 years old. Also listed are Pollie (wife, born in Kentucky, father born in North Carolina, mother born in Virginia, she's given birth to 13 children and 12 are still living, age 65), Fannie (daughter, single, born in Kentucky, age 34), Louisa (daughter, single, born in Kentucky, age 29), Florence (daughter, single, born in Kentucky, age 25), Darius (son, single, teacher, born in Kentucky, age 22), Jane Farrow (daughter, born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, she's given birth to 5 children and 4 are still living, age 38), Etha Farrow (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, age 14), Bennie (grandson, born in Kentucky, age 12), Bruce (grandson, born in Kentucky, age 11), and Lucy (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, age 10).

      The child of RUFUS KAZEE and LUCY FARROW is:

      1. JESSE LLOYD KAZEE, b. April 2, 1920, d. March 8, 2002, Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, m. CLARA FRANCES DUNN.

    JESSE LLOYD KAZEE, son of RUFUS LLOYD KAZEE and LUCY FARROW, was born April 2, 1920, and died March 8, 2002 in Middletown, Butler County, Ohio. He married CLARA FRANCES DUNN.

    Notes: Jesse Lloyd Kazee was a U.S. Army veteran.

      The children of JESSE KAZEE and FRANCES DUNN are:

      1. BRUCE KAZEE, m. DENISE KIMBERLIN.
      2. KAREN KAZEE, m. JAMES A. WILSON.
      3. ABBIE KAZEE, m. JAMES R. GRAYBEAL.
      4. ERIC KAZEE, m. PATRICIA BURNETT.

      (This information comes from Patti Burnett Kazee and other sources)

    BUELL HILTON KAZEE, son of ABIGAIL JANE "ABBIE" CONLEY and JOHN FRANKLIN KAZEE, was born August 29, 1900 in Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky, and died August 31, 1976 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky, and is buried in Mashfork, Magoffin County, Kentucky. He married (1) LUCILLE JONES about 1928. She was born about 1911 in Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky. He married (2) JENNIE EDNA TURNMEYER about 1950.

    Notes: According to "The Kentucky Encyclopedia" by John E Kleber, which was published in 1992:

         "Buell Hilton Kazee, a minister known for his folk music, was born on August 29, 1900, in Magoffin County, Kentucky, to John Franklin and Abigail Jane Kazee. A graduate of the Baptist Magoffin Institute and Georgetown College and an ordained minister for fifty-two years, Kazee served churches in Lexington and Morehead, Kentucky, and taught at Lexington Baptist College. He collected folk music as a hobby, and at one point during his life mad dozens of recordings of folk songs, accompanying himself on the banjo. During 1926-30 he recorded fifty-two songs for Brunswick and Vocalion in New York. In 1928 Kazee first performed for Columbia Records, in Johnson County, Tennessee, and his songs later appeared under the Folkways label.

         "Kazee was also the author of two books on religion and one on banjo techniques. He married Lucille Jones in 1928; they had two sons, Allen and Philip Ray, both of whom became ministers. He married Jennie Turnmeyer in 1950. Kazee died on August 31, 1976, in Winchester, Kentucky, and was buried in Marsh Fork [Mash Fork]."

    Taken from a biography on AllMusic.com, written by Sandra Brennan:

         "Buell Kazee was a minister who played banjo and sang the ancient songs of his beloved Kentucky mountains during the 1920s. Considered one of the very best folk singers in U.S. history, he was a master of the high, "lonesome" singing style of the Appalachian balladeer. Kazee was born in the foothill town of Burton Fork, KY, and learned most of his songs from his family. He began picking banjo at age five and often played during local gatherings. He prepared for the clergy even as a teen and after high school began studying English, Creek, and Latin at Georgetown College, KY. It was there that he began to understand the significance of his family and friends' traditional songs. Kazee formally studied singing and music in order to transcribe the old songs and make them more contemporary. Following his graduation in 1925, he gave a "folk music" concert at the University of Kentucky. He wore a tie and tails while playing the banjo and piano, san in his specially trained "formal" voice, and gave lectures about the history of the songs. The show was a great success, so he repeated it several times over the following years.

         "In 1927, he was asked to record the songs for Brunswick in New York, and he was signed to the label on the condition that he sing using his high, tight "mountain" voice and forego his formal vocal training. Over the next two years, he recorded over 50 songs backed by New York musicians. Many were religious, but others ranged from traditional to popular ballads, including "Lady Gay," "The Sporting Bachelors," and "The Orphan Girl." His biggest hit was a version of "On Top of Old Smoky" called "Little Mohee," which sold over 15,000 copies. In the early '30s, the recently married Kazee lost interest in pursuing a music career and stopped touring to become the minister of a church in Morehead, KY. For the next 22 years, he only sang publicly at revival meetings. Much later, he began using folk themes to compose formal music, such as the cantata-based on the old Sacred Harp piece "The White Pilgrim." During the folk revival of the early '60s, he made a comeback and was one of the first to appear at the Newport festivals. In addition to preaching and singing, Kazee also wrote three religious books and a book on banjo playing. He died in 1976."

    There is a My Space page devoted to Buell Kazee and it's found here: Buell Kazee's My Space Page. This exerpt comes from that page:

         "The Appalachian Mountains have nurtured many fine traditional musicians, and the late Buell Kazee was one of the finest. He was born at the head of Burton Fork in Magoffin County in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky, and was an extraordinary ballad singer, with a versatile voice and a profound sense of the place the ballad in musical literature. As a Baptist minister he had a deep sense of the tradition in both theology and music. Because most of his life was taken up with preaching and his duties to his congregation, he had a limited time for music. Yet when he performed , he did so with integrity and arresting style. He had an extensive repertoire of traditional music including rare ballads and songs. With his knowledge of both music and folklore, he preserved with discerning ear and voice the modes and styles of the past. Bess Lomax Howes introduced him at the Newport Folk Festival as the man from whom so many modern folk singers, such as Joan Baez, had learned some of their songs. His banjo style was a unique variation on the traditional frailing style, and he played in as many as eleven different tunings. Although Brunswick Records released 52 numbers by Buell Kazee on 78 rpm recordings in the late 1920s, and Harry Smith included him in his influential Anthology of American Folk Music in 1952 (re-released by Smithsonian Folkways on CDs in 1997), his music was relatively unknown to the American public until Buell Kazee Sings and Plays was released by Folkways in 1958. However, Buell was not happy with this LP because the recording was done under informal conditions in his home over two days, and he felt he had not performed well.

         ".. A Baptist minister from Lexington, Kentucy Buell Kazee (1900-1976) was born in the Kentucky town of Burton's Fork. Kazee was a performer/collector of Appalachian folk songs (much like North Carolinian Bascom Lamar Lunsford and the fellow Kentuckian Bradley Kinkaid). He performed prepared programs with a scholarly approach for various audiences. Kazee came from a trained musical background and took pride in his presentation. Aside from Appalachian folk songs, his repertoire also included sentimental songs which he frequently insisted be included in his recordings and programs (Old Time Music, Summer 1976, pg. 17). Kazee recorded 58 songs for Brunswick during 1927-1929 and an additional LP for Folkways in 1958. From 1916 on, Kazee primarily considered himself a minister with music as a sideline. His precise banjo playing was also one of his strong points which he played in Appalachian clawhammer style. The son "The Butcher Boy" is a widespread Anglo-American ballad (see the references in Smith's notes)."

    Other books that have information on Buell Kazee are:

    • "Biographical Dictionary of American Music" by Charles Eugene Claghorn, West Nyack, New York, Parker Publishing Company, 1973.
    • "The Country Music Encyclopedia" by Melvin Shestack, New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1974.
    • The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Country Music by Fred Dellar, Roy Thompson, and Douglas B. Gree, New York, Harmony Books, 1977.

    Downloads of Buell's music are available at Amazon.com
    Buell Kazee led graveside services every Memorial Day in Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky.

    When Buell filled out his World War I draft registration card on September 12, 1918 in Magoffin County, Kentucky, he wrote that he was a student in Magoffin County, born August 29, 1900, and his nearest relative was J.F. Kazee of Falcon, Kentucky. Buell was found to be of medium height and build, with blue eyes and dark-colored hair.

    On page 21 of the 1930 census for District 61-13 (Magisterial District No. 6) in Knox County, Kentucky (dated April 14, 1930), Buell Kazee is listed as the head of the household for house #204, he's a Baptist minister, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 28, and he's 29 years old. Also listed are Lucile (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 18, age 19), and Allen Jones (son, born in Kentucky, age 0 months).

      The children of BUELL KAZEE and LUCILLE JONES are:

      1. ALLAN JONES KAZEE, b. March 24, 1930, Harlan County, Kentucky, d. May 1, 2003, Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky, buried in Roselawn Memorial Gardens, South Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky, m. NANCY RUTH CLAY ROYSTER.
      2. PHILLIP RAY KAZEE, m. DELORES ADAMS.

      (This information comes from Robin Kazee French and other sources)

    ALLAN JONES KAZEE, son of BUELL HILTON KAZEE and LUCILLE JONES, was born March 24, 1930 in Harlan County, Kentucky, and died May 1, 2003 in Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky, and he is buried in Roselawn Memorial Gardens in South Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky. He married NANCY RUTH CLAY ROYSTER.

    Note: Allan Kazee retired from the military after 21 years, which included serving in Vietnam. He then became a minister.

      The children of ALLAN KAZEE and NANCY CLAY ROYSTER are:

      1. STEVEN WAYNE KAZEE, m. (1) JUDY BENTHALL, m. (2) JANIS BARNETT.
        Note: Steven Kazee was from a previous marriage of Nancy Clay Royster and was adopted by Allen Kazee.
      2. ROBIN ALLAN KAZEE, m. THOMAS WAYNE FRENCH.
      3. DUANE HILTON KAZEE, m. MARY ELIZABETH ANN KOENIG.

      (This information comes from Robin Kazee French and other sources)

    PHILLIP RAY KAZEE, son of BUELL HILTON KAZEE and LUCILLE JONES, married DELORES ADAMS.

      The child of PHILLIP KAZEE and DELORES ADAMS is:

      1. SHARON KAZEE, m. MICHAEL DAILEY.

    ALONZO FRANKLIN "LONNIE" KAZEE, son of ABIGAIL JANE "ABBIE" CONLEY and JOHN FRANKLIN KAZEE, was born February 13, 1903 in Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky, died June 11, 1982 in Frankfort, Franklin County, Ohio, and is buried in Old Frankfort Cemetery in Frankfort, Franklin County, Ohio. He married HAZEL PATRICK, daughter of HARRINGTON PATRICK and DORA COOPER. She was born March 9, 1909 in Bloomington, Magoffin County, Kentucky, and died May 3, 1996 in Frankfort, Franklin County, Ohio.

    Notes: On page 17 of the 1910 census for District 105 (Bloomington) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 25, 1910), Harrington Patrick is listed as the head of the household for house #125, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, married for 16 years, and he's 38 years old. Also listed are Dora (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 16 years, she's given birth to 7 children and all are still living, age 31), Olney (son, born in Kentucky, age 14), Oscar (son, born in Kentucky, age 13), Bruce (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Roy (son, born in Kentucky, age 6), Bert (son, born in Kentucky, age 3), and Hazel (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 1 years 1 month).

    On pages 12 & 13 of the 1920 census for District 73 (Bloomington) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 24 - 26, 1920), Harrington Patrick is listed as the head of the household for house #108, he's a farmer and a post master, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 48 years old. Also listed are Dora (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 40), Olney (son, high school teacher, born in Kentucky, age 24), Bruce (son, born in Kentucky, age 18), Roy (son, born in Kentucky, age 16), Bert (son, born in Kentucky, age 13), Hazel (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 10), Myrtle (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 8), Nell (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6), and Forest (son, born in Kentucky, age 3 years 10 months).

    On page 2 of the 1930 census for District 77-2 (Magisterial District No. 1) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 4, 1930), Dora Patrick is listed as the head of the household for house #80, she's not working, widowed, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 14, and she's 51 years old. Also listed are Olney (son, single, he's either working at or going to a vocational school, born in Kentucky, age 34), Bruce (son, single, county clerk, born in Kentucky, age 28), Hazel (daughter, single, teacher, born in Kentucky, age 21), Forest (son, born in Kentucky, age 14), Juanita (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 9), and Fay E. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 8).

      The child of LONNIE KAZEE and HAZEL PATRICK is:

      1. ANNA FAYE KAZEE, m. GENE BEST.

    ANNA FAYE KAZEE, daughter of ALONZO FRANKLIN KAZEE and HAZEL PATRICK, married GENE BEST.

      The children of ANNA KAZEE and GENE BEST are:

      1. MICHAEL BEST.
      2. CAROL ANN BEST.

    BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CONLEY, son of ISAIAH CONLEY and NANCY JANE CAUDILL, was born May 2, 1872 in Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky, died February 22, 1952 in Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky, and is buried in the Conley Cemetery in Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky. He married LAURA E. CAUDILL, daughter of LEWIS F. CAUDILL and CYNTHIA E. CONLEY, February 6, 1902 in Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky. She was born April 22, 1880 in Denver, Johnson County, Kentucky, and died December 29, 1956 in Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky.

    Notes: According to his death certificate, B.F. Conley died from a cerebral hemorrhage. On that certificate, his parents are listed as Izear Conley and Nancy Caudill, the informant is Robert Conley, and the doctor is B.R. Conley [Byron Richard Conley].

    The marriage date of Frank Conley and Laura Caudill has also been reported to be February 22, 1902.

    On page 14 of the 1910 census for District 102 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 25, 1910), Ben F. Conley is listed as the head of the household for house #117, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and no age is listed for anyone in this house. Also listed are Laura (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky), Lucy (daughter, born in Kentucky), Clara (daughter, born in Kentucky), Callie (son, born in Kentucky), and Dona (son, born in Kentucky).

    On page 6 of the 1920 census for District 71 (State Road) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 9 & 10, 1920), Frank B. Conley is listed as the head of the household for house #43, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 47 years old. Also listed are Laura (wife, born in Kentucky, age 39), Leucy (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 17), Clara (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 15), Caloway (son, born in Kentucky, age 14), Dona W. (son, born in Kentucky, age 12), Robert E. (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Jennie J. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 4), and Georgie E. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 3 years 2 months).

    On page 29 of the 1930 census for District 77-5 (Magisterial District No. 2) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 17, 1930), Frank Conley is listed as the head of the household for house #289, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 25, and he's 57 years old. Also listed are Laura (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 22, age 53 [hard to read]), Lucy (daughter, single, not working, born in Kentucky, age 27), Clara (daughter, single, not working, born in Kentucky, age 26), Dona (son, single, not working, born in Kentucky, age 23), Robert (son, born in Kentucky, age 18), Jennie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 15), Georgia (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 13), Earnie (son, born in Kentucky, age 10), and Mildred (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 8).

      The children of FRANK CONLEY and LAURA CAUDILL are:

      1. LUCY CONLEY, b. November 14, 1902, Kentucky, d. February 22, 2007, Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. (REV.) M. ROBERT REGAN, son of MILTON RANDOLPH REGAN and ELIZABETH TIES, November 24, 1943, Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky. He was b. 1885, d. 1977.
      2. CLARA CONLEY, b. 1904, Kentucky, m. WILLIAM CASS.
      3. CALLOWAY LEWIS CONLEY, b. October 12, 1905, Kentucky, d. December 29, 1995, Grove City, Franklin County, Ohio, m. VIRGIE M. PATRICK.
      4. DONA WALLACE CONLEY, b. 1907, Kentucky, d. 1945.
      5. VIOLA CONLEY, b. 1909, d. 1909.
      6. ROBERT E. CONLEY, b. 1911, Kentucky, m. LILLIAN JOHNSON.
      7. EDNA MAE CONLEY, b. 1913, d. 1913.
      8. JENNIE J. CONLEY, b. 1915, Kentucky, m. JOSEPH W. WILLIAMSON.
      9. GEORGIA E. CONLEY, b. 1916, Kentucky, m. (DR.) KEARNEY CAMPBELL.
      10. ERNEST FRANKLIN CONLEY, b. 1920, Kentucky, d. 1945.
      11. MILDRED CONLEY, b. 1922, Kentucky, m. JAMES MICHAEL FAIRCHILD.

    CALLOWAY LEWIS CONLEY, son of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CONLEY and LAURA E. CAUDILL, was born October 12, 1905 in Kentucky, and died December 29, 1995 in Grove City, Franklin County, Ohio. He married VIRGIE M. PATRICK, daughter of EMMA BLANTON and BARNES G. PATRICK, March 10, 1928 in Salyersville, Magoffin County. She was born November 14, 1909 in Kentucky.

    Notes: On page 29 of the 1930 census for District 77-5 (Magisterial District No. 2) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 17, 1930), Caloway Conley is listed as the head of the household for house #287, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 22, and he's 24 years old. Also listed are Virgie (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 18, age 20), and Marguerite (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 1).

      The children of CALLOWAY CONLEY and VIRGIE PATRICK are:

      1. HELEN MARGARET CONLEY, b. 1929, Kentucky, m. JIM SHEPPARD.
      2. PAUL EDWARD CONLEY.

    ARCHIBALD PRATER COOPER, was born in November of 1827 in Kentucky. He married (1) MARY "POLLY" MINERVA LITTERAL about 1861. She was born about 1831 in Kentucky. He married (2) MANERVA BELLE PICKLESIMER, daughter of DAVID PICKLESIMER and MARY BARNETT, in November of 1892 in Johnson County, Kentucky. She was born May 28, 1864 in Johnson County, Kentucky, and died September 12, 1897 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. He married (3) ARIZONA DAVIS, daughter of HARVEY DAVIS and LOUISA (unknown last name), about 1898. She was born in August of 1869 in Kentucky.

    Notes: Archibald Cooper is the brother of Thomas B. Cooper and Richard Lee Cooper. They are reported to be the sons of David M. Cooper and Celia Prater.

    Manerva is the sister of Simon P. Picklesimer.

    On page 9 of the 1850 census for Morgan County, Kentucky (dated July 31, 1850), Archibald Cooper is listed as living with a family in house #56. The head of the household is Josiah ?, and he's a clerk. Archibald is a laborer, born in Kentucky, and he's 24 years old.

    On page 62 of the 1860 census for Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated July 12, 1860), A.P. Cooper is listed as the head of the household for house #421, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 32 years old. Also listed are Polly (born in Kentucky, age 29), Cassius M. (born in Kentucky, age 8), Elizabeth (born in Kentucky, age 6), Hauston (born in Kentucky, age 5), Danl B. (born in Kentucky, age 3), William W. (born in Kentucky, age 2), and Bruce (born in Kentucky, age 3 months)

    On page 25 of the 1870 census for Precinct 1 in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated August 25, 1870), Archebald P. Prater is listed as the head of the household for house #171, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 43 years old. Also listed is Mary (born in Kentucky, age 39), Cassius (works on farm, born in Kentucky, age 18), Harston S. (works on farm, born in Kentucky, age 15), Elizabeth (born in Kentucky, age 16, Daniel B. (works on farm, born in Kentucky, age 13), William W. (born in Kentucky, age 11), A. Bruce (born in Kentucky, age 10), Lydia M. (born in Kentucky, age 9), Richard H. (born in Kentucky, age 5), Celia C. (born in Kentucky, age 3), Pauline (born in Kentucky, age 2), and Lucinda (born in Kentucky, age 3 months).

    On page 5 of the 1880 census for District 126 (Precinct 8 - State Road Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June ?, 1880), A.P. Cooper is listed as the head of the household for house #43, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 52 years old. Also listed are Polly M. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents in Kentucky, age 49), Casius M. (son, born in Kentucky, age 27), Daniel B. (son, born in Kentucky, age 23), Lydia M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 19), Richard H. (son, born in Kentucky, age 15), Celia C. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 13), Polena M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 12), Lucinda A. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 10), John H. (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Sarah V. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 5), and Archibald B. (son, born in Kentucky, age 20, Lawyer).

    On page 15 of the 1880 census for District 45 (Barnetts Creek) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated June 9, 1880), David Pickelsimer is listed as the head of the household for house #80, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, and he's 62 years old. Also listed are Judia (wife, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Virginia, age 41), Hamilton (son, born in Kentucky, age 19), James W. (son, born in Kentucky, age 18), Alabama (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 15), Minerva B. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 14), Rhoda (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 9), Simon P. (son, born in Kentucky, age 7), and Cora (daughter, born in June of 1879 in Kentucky, age 11 months). Judith is David's 2nd wife, Judith Lemaster.

    On page 45 of the 1900 census for District 53 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 23, 1900), Arch P. Cooper is listed as the head of the household for house #386, he's a farmer, born in November of 1827 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 2 years, and he's 72 years old. Also listed are Arizona (wife, born in August of 1869 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 1 child and that child is still living, age 30), Stormy (son, born in December of 1899 in Kentucky, age 5 months), Allie M. (daughter, born in August of 1894 in Kentucky, age 5), and Dollie Day (servant, born in January of 1880 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 20). There are reports that Arizona is actually Archibald's 3rd wife and his 2nd was Manerva Belle Picklesimer, and that daughter Allie was from this marriage. A number of Archibald's children are found living in this area.

    On page 11 of the 1910 census for District 102 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 22, 1910), Arch P. Cooper is listed as the head of the household for house #88, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 12 years, and he's 82 years old. Also listed are Arazona (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 2 children and both are still living, age 40), Stormy (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 10), Clara (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 8), and Mildred (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, age 11). Mildred is the daughter of Archibald's daughter, Sarah V. Cooper, and her husband John M. Arnett.

      The children of ARCHIBALD COOPER and POLLY LITTERAL are:

      1. CASSIUS M. COOPER, b. 1852, Kentucky.
      2. ELIZABETH JANE COOPER, b. March, 1854, Magoffin County, Kentucky, d. September 27, 1902, m. SAMUEL MADISON WHITT.
      3. HAUSTEN S. CONLEY, b. 1855, Kentucky.
      4. DANIEL BOONE COOPER, b. August, 1856, Magoffin County, Kentucky, d. 1928, m. TELITHA DAVIS.
      5. WILLIAM W. COOPER, b. 1859, Kentucky.
      6. ARCHIBALD BRUCE COOPER, b. 1860, Kentucky.
      7. LYDIA M. COOPER, b. 1861, Kentucky.
      8. RICHARD M. COOPER, b. July, 1864, Kentucky, m. JENNIE (unknown last name).
      9. CELIA C. COOPER, b. 1867, Kentucky.
      10. PAULINE M. COOPER, b. 1868, Kentucky.
      11. LUCINDA ANN COOPER, b. February 22, 1870, Kentucky, d. 1895, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. (1) JOHN W. BURGETT, m. (2) ALFRED STANLEY.
      12. JOHN H. COOPER, b. 1872, Kentucky.
      13. SARAH V. COOPER, b. April, 1875, Kentucky, m. JOHN M. ARNETT.

      The children of ARCHIBALD COOPER and MANERVA PICKLESIMER are:

      1. ALLIE M. COOPER, b. August 2, 1894, Kentucky, d. December 25, 1967, m. ELECTIOUS OGDEN CONLEY.
      2. PREACHER COOPER, b. September 1, 1896, Kentucky, d. December 5, 1896.

      The children of ARCHIBALD COOPER and ARIZONA DAVIS are:

      1. STORMY COOPER, b. December, 1899, Kentucky.
      2. CLARA COOPER, b. 1902, Kentucky.

    LUCINDA ANN COOPER, daughter of ARCHIBALD PRATER COOPER and MARY "POLLY" MINERVA LITTERAL, was born February 22, 1870 in Kentucky, and died about 1895 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. She married (1) JOHN W. BURGETT, son of LAMBERT BURGETT and MARY BUFORD HILLMAN, December 28, 1887 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. She married (2) ALFRED STANLEY June 21, 1890 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. He was born about 1869 in Virginia, and died July 13, 1951 in Magoffin County, Kentucky.

      The child of LUCINDA COOPER and ALFRED STANLEY is:

      1. PRENTICE STANLEY, b. September 20, 1892, Kentucky, d. March 11, 1917, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. LULA CONLEY.

    SAMUEL MADISON WHITT, son of MATILDA HONAKER DICKENSON and WILLIAM HENRY WHITT, was born June 23, 1850 in Johns Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, and died September 28, 1909 in Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky. He married (1) ELIZABETH JANE COOPER, daughter of ARCHIBALD PRATER COOPER and MARY "POLLY" MINERVA LITTERAL, December 27, 1870 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. She was born March 11, 1853 in Magoffin County, Kentucky, and died September 27, 1902 in Salyersville, Johnson County, Kentucky. He married (2) GENOA HAMMOND, daughter of JOHN WESLEY HAMMOND and ELIZA JANE MAY, December 25, 1902 in Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky. She was born July 25, 1870 in Magoffin County, Kentucky, and died August 11, 1930 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. He married (3) MELVINA DANIELS, daughter of WILLIAM M. DANIELS and GEMIMA VICTORIA WHEELER, after 1908. Melvina Daniels married (2) JOHN H. CONLEY.

    Notes: Some of the information on this family comes from the book "Honaker Family in America," (edited by Frieda Patrick Davison) which was printed in 1998 and is available from The National Association of Hans Jacob Honaker Families in Alexandria, Virginia.

    Samuel Whitt was a farmer, a lawyer, and a minister. Seven of his sons were lawyers and three of his daughters were teachers.

    On page 6 of the 1880 census for District 126 (Precinct 8 - State Road Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 5, 1880), Samuel Whitt is listed as the head of the household for house #46, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, and he's 29 years old. Also listed are Elizabeth J. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 24), Mary A. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 8), Casius M. (son, born in Kentucky, age 7), Archibald P. (son, born in Kentucky, age 5), William H. (son, born in Kentucky, age 4), Pearley K. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2), and Scott (son, born in Kentucky, 5 months old.

    On page 41 of the 1900 census for District 53 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 21, 1900), Samuel M. Whitt is listed as the head of the household for house #358, he's a farmer, born in June of 1850 in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, married for 29 years, and he's 49 years old. Also listed are Elizabeth (wife, born in March of 1854 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 13 children and 11 are still living, age 46), Pearlie (daughter, school teacher, born in April of 1878 in Kentucky, age 22), and Scott (son, born in December of 1880 in Kentucky, age 20).

      The children of SAMUEL WHITT and ELIZABETH COOPER are:

      1. MARY ALICE WHITT, b. 1872, Kentucky, m. EBAN FAIRCHILD.
      2. CASSIUS M. WHITT, b. 1873, Kentucky, m. (1) HATTIE MATHEWS, m. (2) MAE HOOVER.
        Note: Cassius Whitt was a lawyer.
      3. ARCHIBALD PRATER WHITT, b. 1875, Kentucky.
      4. WILLIAM H. WHITT, b. 1876, Kentucky.
        Note: William Whitt was a minister.
      5. PEARLIE R. WHITT, b. April, 1878, Kentucky, m. JOHN LITTERAL.
        Note: Pearlie Whitt was a teacher.
      6. W. SCOTT WHITT, b. December 10, 1879, Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky), d. May 24, 1975, South Williamson, Pike County, Kentucky, m. IDA VARNEY, daughter of NICHOLAS VARNEY and MATILDA JANE WILLIAMSON, May 13, 1909. She was b. October 13, 1889, Toler, Pike County, Kentucky, d. May 18, 1975, Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky.
        Note: W. Scott Whitt was a lawyer.
      7. JOHN BOONE WHITT, b. July 8, 1881, m. MATILDA VANOVER.
        Notes: John and Matilda were both lawyers and investors in real estate and livestock. They moved to Indian Territory, Claremore, Rogers County, Oklahoma in 1906. John's brothers and sister, O.H., Beecher, Charles, and Alma soon followed.
      8. SAMUEL CLAY WHITT, b. July 7, 1883, m. ANNIE WILLIAMSON.
        Note: Samuel Whitt was a lawyer and a real estate investor.
      9. FANNIE WHITT, b. April, 1885, m. EDWARD LITTLE.
        Note: Fannie Whitt was a teacher.
      10. WARREN E. WHITT, b. November 18, 1886, m. ZELLA RUTHERFORD.
        Note: Warren Whitt was a lawyer.
      11. OLIVER HOSTEN "O.H." WHITT, b. September, 1888, m. IRMA DANIELS.
        Note: O.H. Whitt was a lawyer and a judge in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma.
      12. BEECHER WHITT, b. June, 1890, m. MINNIE (unknown last name).
        Notes: Beecher Whitt was a lawyer. Minnie was a Cherokee.
      13. BESSIE LEE WHITT, b. 1893, m. GROVER E. THOMAS.
        Notes: Bessie Whitt Thomas was a teacher and Grover Thomas was a minister.

      The children of SAMUEL WHITT and GENOA HAMMOND are:

      1. CHARLES E. WHITT, b. May 26, 1904, Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky, d. May 6, 1996, Claremore, Rogers County, Oklahoma, m. ROSE GREGORY.
        Notes: Rose Gregory was from the Creek Indian tribe.
      2. ALMA WHITT, b. 1906, m. RICHARD WHITMORE.

      The child of SAMUEL WHITT and MELVINA DANIELS is:

      1. SAMUEL CECIL WHITT, b. March 21, 1909, Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. BESS HENNECKE.
        Note: Cecil Whitt was a dairy farmer. Census information can be found on Cecil when he was living with his mother and step-father, John Conley.

    ISAAC M. WHITT, son of MATILDA HONAKER DICKENSON and WILLIAM HENRY WHITT, was born August 25, 1842 in Pike County, Kentucky, and died June 14, 1914 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. He married (1) POLLY ANN HUNT, January 24, 1862 in Floyd County, Kentucky. She was born about 1840 in Kentucky. He married (2) SARAH CRASE ADAMS, daughter of CAMPBELL C. CRACE and MAHALA CRAFT, about 1894. She was born in May of 1854 in Kentucky. Sarah Crace married (1) WILLIAM FIELDING ADAMS, son of JACKSON ADAMS and NANCY COOPER, June 25, 1871 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. He was born in August of 1843 in Floyd County, Kentucky, and died in Mooresburg, Hawkins County, Kentucky. Fielding Adams married (2) IDA CRABTREE.

    Notes: According to Isaac M. Whitt's death certificate, he died from heart trouble. There is very little other information on this document.

    On page 6 of the 1880 census for District 126 (Precinct 8 - State Road Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 5, 1880), Isaac Whitt is listed as the head of the household for house #50, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 37 years old. Also listed are Polly (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 40), Anna M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 16), Tilda J. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 13), Louisa A. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 11), Nancy M. (daugher, born in Kentucky, age 9), George H. (son, born in Kentucky, age 7), John C. (son, born in Kentucky, age 5), Wallis (son, born in Kentucky, age 3), and William (son, born in Kentucky, age 1).

    On page 42 of the 1900 census for District 53 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 22, 1900), Isaac M. White is listed as the head of the household of house #359, he's a farmer, born in August of 1842 in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, married for 6 years, and he's 57 years old. Also listed are Sarah (wife, born in May of 1854 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 10 children and 8 are still living, age 46), Floyd (son, farm laborer, born in August of 1883 in Kentucky, age 16), Thos. M. (son, born in April of 1886 in Kentucky, age 14), Benj. H. (son, farm laborer, born in August of 1888 in Kentucky, age 11), Walter (son, born in April of 1891 in Kentucky, age 9), John T. Adams (stepson, farm laborer, born in May of 1880 in Kentucky, age 20), and Mahala Adams (step-daughter, born in July of 1882 in Kentucky, age 17).

    On page 13 of the 1910 census for District 102 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 22, 1910), Isaac Whitt is listed as the head of the household for house #111, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 16 years, and he's 68 years old. Also listed are Sarah (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 10 children and 7 are still living, age 57), and Thomas M. (son, single, born in Kentucky, age 24).

      The children of ISAAC WHITT and POLLY HUNT are:

      1. ANNA MARY WHITT, b. November 21, 1862, Pike County, Kentucky, d. March 22, 1935, Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, buried in Oldfield Cemetery, Greenup County, Kentucky, m. SMITH REFFIT.
      2. MATILDA J. WHITT, b. July 4, 1867, Pike County, Kentucky, d. April 5, 1957, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, m. ENGELBURT HALL.
      3. LOUISA A. WHITT, b. 1869, Kentucky.
      4. NANCY M. WHITT, b. 1871, Kentucky.
      5. GEORGE H. WHITT, b. 1873, Kentucky.
      6. JOHN C. WHITT, b. January 6, 1875, Pike County, Kentucky, m. (1) HENNIE ADAMS, m. (2) CASSIE ELLEN COOPER CONLEY, m. (3) VERNIE HACKNEY.
      7. WALLACE WHITT, b. October 18, 1877, Pike County, Kentucky, d. March 23, 1953, Biggs, Pike County, Kentucky, buried in Biggs, Pike County, Kentucky, m. SARAH JANE (unknown last name).
        Notes: According to Wallace Whitt's death certificate, he died of pneumonia and chronic prostatitis. Sarah Jane Whitt - wife - is the informant and Isaac Whitt and Polly Hunt are the parents. Wallace was single when he died.
      8. WILLIAM WHITT, b. 1879, Kentucky.
      9. DORA ELLEN WHITT, b. March, 1882, Kentucky, d. April 30, 1921, Ohio, m. FREDERICK MCCARTY.
      10. FLOYD WHITT, b. August, 1883, Kentucky.
      11. THOMAS MARION WHITT, b. April 11, 1886, Kentucky, d. December 13, 1918, Pennsylvania, Greenup County, Kentucky, buried in Oldfield Cemetery, Greenup County, Kentucky.
        Note: According to Thomas Whitt's death certificate he died from influenza complicated by pneumonia. His parents are listed as Isaac and Sarah Whitt - both born in Kentucky. Ben Whitt of Sciotoville, Ohio was the informant.
      12. BENJAMIN H. WHITT, b. August, 1888, Kentucky.
      13. WALTER WHITT, b. April, 1891, Kentucky.

      The children of SARAH CRACE and FIELDING ADAMS are:

      1. ELIZABETH KATHERINE ADAMS, b. 1873, Floyd County, Kentucky.
      2. ALAN P. ADAMS, b. 1876, Floyd County, Kentucky,
      3. WILLIAM L. ADAMS, b. 1878, Floyd County, Kentucky.
      4. JOHN TAYLOR ADAMS, b. May, 1880, Kentucky.
      5. MAHALA J. ADAMS, b. July 24, 1882, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
      6. THOMAS ADAMS, b. 1884, Floyd County, Kentucky.
      7. WALTER ADAMS, b. 1886, Floyd County, Kentucky.

    ANNA MARY WHITT, daughter of ISAAC M. WHITT and POLLY ANN HUNT, was born November 21, 1862 in Pike County, Kentucky, died March 22, 1935 in Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, and is buried in the Oldfield Cemetery in Greenup County, Kentucky. She married SMITH REFFIT, son of JACKSON REFFIT and CLARINDA ADAMS. He was born September 30, 1859 in Magoffin County, Kentucky, died September 2, 1940 in Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, and is buried in the Oldfield Cemetery in Greenup County, Kentucky.

    Notes: According to Anna Mary Whitt Reffit's death certificate she died from Bright's Disease, with a broken hip being a contributing factor. Her husband's name is listed as Smith Reffit and her parents are Isaac Whitt and Polly Hunt - both born in Pike County, Kentucky. Mrs. Kerna Conley was the informant.

    On Smith Reffit's death certificate his cause of death is aortic [unreadable] with a contributing factor of senility. He was a retired carpenter when he died and he was widowed. His wife's name is listed as Anna Mary Reffitt and his parents are Jack Reffitt and Clarinda Adams - both born in Kentucky. D. Reffitt was the informant.

    On page 29 of the 1900 census for District 50 (Hunnewill) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated June 20, 1900), Smith Reffit is listed as the head of the household for house #240, he's a farmer, born in September of 1857 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 20 years, and he's 42 years old. Also listed are Annie M. (wife, born in November of 1861 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 8 children and 7 are still living, age 38), Pruda (daughter, born in June of 1882 in Kentucky, age 17), Sada (daughter, born in January of 1884 in Kentucky, age 16), Amos (son, born in January of 1885 in Kentucky, age 15), Jonas (son, born in February of 1888 in Kentucky, age 12), Lonza (son, born in April of 1890 in Kentucky, age 10), John P. (son, born in December of 1892 in Kentucky, age 7), and Deeda (son, born in October of 1898 in Kentucky, age 1).

    On page 7 of the 1910 census for District 72 (Hunnewell) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated April 25, 1910), Smith Reffet is listed as the head of the househol for house #63, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, married for 28 years, and he's 50 years old. Also listed are Annie M. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, she's given birth to 10 children and 8 are still living, age 47), Jonas W. (son, laborer doing odd jobs, born in Kentucky, age 22), Lonzie (son, laborer doing odd jobs, born in Kentucky, age 20), John P. (son, born in Kentucky, age 17), Dedia (son, born in Kentucky, age 11), Effie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6), and Inez (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 4). They are living next to son Amos.

    On pages 9 & 10 of the 1920 census for District 20 (Oakview) in Boyd County, Kentucky (dated January 21, 1920), Smith Reffitt is listed as the head of the household for house #88, he's a house carpenter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 60 years old. Also listed are Annie M. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 58), John (son, single, works in a steel mill, born in Kentucky, age 27), Dedie (son, born in Kentucky, age 20), Ellie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 16), Enez (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 14), Earl Ross (grandson, works in a steel mill, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 17), and Geneva Ross (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, age 14).

    On page 7 of the 1930 census for District 10-29 (Ashland) in Boyd County, Kentucky (dated April 4, 1930), Smith Reffit is listed as the head of the household for house #59, he's a house carpenter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 22, and he's 70 years old. Also listed are Annie M. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 20, age 68), John (son, married, house carpenter, born in Kentucky, first married at 28, age 37), Mary E. (daughter-in-law, housekeeper for a private family, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 21, age 30), Inez Whelpley (daughter, married, born in Kentucky, first married at 22, age 24), and Twila M. Whelpley (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 10 months).

      The children of ANNA WHITT and SMITH REFFIT are:

      1. PRUDA REFFIT, b. June, 1882, Kentucky.
      2. SADA REFFIT, b. January, 1884, Kentucky.
      3. AMOS REFFIT, b. January, 1885, Kentucky, m. ADA (unknown last name).
      4. JONAS REFFIT, b. February, 1888, Kentucky.
      5. LONZA REFFIT, b. April, 1890, Kentucky.
      6. JOHN P. REFFIT, b. December 13, 1893, Magoffin County, Kentucky, d. August 11, 1942, Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, buried in Dixon Cemetery, Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky, m. MARY ELLEN HORN, 1921. She was b. 1900, Kentucky.
        Notes: According to his death certificate, John Reffit died from a coronary occlusion. His wife's name is listed as Mary Ellen Horn Reffit and his parents are Smith Reffit (born in Magoffin County, Kentucky) and Anna Mary Whitt (born in Pike County, Kentucky). The informant is Mary Ellen Reffit.
      7. DEEDIE REFFIT, b. October, 1898, Kentucky.
      8. EFFIE REFFIT, b. 1904, Kentucky, d. May 8, 1979, Jackson County, Ohio, m. KERNA CONLEY.
      9. INEZ REFFIT, b. 1906, Kentucky, m. (unknown first name) WHELPLEY.

    MATILDA J. WHITT, daughter of ISAAC M. WHITT and POLLY ANN HUNT, was born July 4, 1867 in Pike County, Kentucky, and died April 5, 1957 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. She married ENGELBURT HALL, son of JAMES PRESTON HALL and ELIZA JANE "LOUISA" FRANKLIN. He was born in February of 1865 in Kentucky, and died about 1918.

    Notes: On page 12 of the 1900 census for District 50 (Hunnewill) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated June 9, 1900), Ingle B. Hall is listed as the head of the household for house #99, he's a farmer, born in February of 1865 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 12 years, and he's 35 years old. Also listed are Matilda (wife, born in February of 1867 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 5 children and all are still living, age 33), Alta (daughter, born in November of 1888 in Kentucky, age 11), Evert (son, born in October of 1891 in Kentucky, age 8), Edward (son, born in May of 1894 in Kentucky, age 6), Goldie (daughter, born in November of 1896 in Kentucky, age 3), and William (son, born in April of 1899 in Kentucky, age 1).

    On page 16 of the 1910 census for District 76 (Magisterial District No. 8) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated May 3, 1910), Engelburt Hall is listed as the head of the household for house #140, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, 1st marriage, married for 21 years, and he's 41 years old. Also listed are Matilda (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, the number of times she's been married is hard to read - it looks like a "0", she's given birth to 8 children and all are still living, age 40), Alta (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 19), Everet (son, born in Kentucky, age 16), Eddy (son, born in Kentucky, age 14), Goldie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 12), William P. (son, born in Kentucky, age 10), Albert (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Annie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 5), and Gladdis (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2).

    On page 13 of the 1920 census for District 20 (Oakview) in Boyd County, Kentucky (dated January 23, 1920), Matilda Hall is listed as the head of the household for house #122, she's not working, widowed, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and she's 54 years old. Also listed are Eddie (son, single, clerk in a dry goods store, born in Kentucky, age 24), Elbert (son, clerk in a grocery store, born in Kentucky, age 18), Annie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 16), Gladys (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 11), Robert Salyer (son-in-law, clerk in a grocery store, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 21), and Goldie Salyer (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 22).

    On page 18 of the 1930 census for District 10-28 (Ashland) in Boyd County, Kentucky (dated April 7, 1930), Matilda Hall is found living in the home of her daughter. Lonnie Sloan is listed as the head of the household for house #182, he's a crane leader in a steel mill, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 21, and he's 24 years old. Also listed are Gladys R. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 19, age 22), Lonnie R. (son, born in Kentucky, age 1 year 11 months), and Matilda J. Hall (mother-in-law, widowed, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 64).

      The children of MATILDA WHITT and ENGELBURT HALL are:

      1. ALTA HALL, b. November, 1888, Kentucky.
      2. EVERETT HALL, b. October, 1891, Kentucky.
      3. EDWARD HALL, b. May, 1894, Kentucky.
      4. GOLDIE HALL, b. November, 1896, Kentucky, m. ROBERT SALYER. He was b. 1899, Kentucky.
      5. WILLIAM P. HALL, b. April, 1899, Kentucky.
      6. ALBERT HALL, b. 1902, Kentucky.
      7. ANNIE HALL, b. 1905, Kentucky.
      8. GLADYS R. HALL, b. 1908, Kentucky, m. LONNIE SLOAN, 1927. He was b. 1906, Kentucky.

    SOLA JANE WHITT, daughter of CALLIHAN LONZO WHITT and SARAH ELIZABETH PACE, was born in September of 1879 in Kentucky, and died March 22, 1923 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. She married MANFORD BLANTON, son of JOHN N. BLANTON and DELILA ANN BLAIR, about 1895. He was born in August of 1866 in Kentucky. Manford Blanton married (2) LONA JACKSON about 1915. She was born about 1896 in Kentucky. Lona Jackson married (1) EUELL JACKSON, son of REBECCA CONLEY and ELISHA JACKSON. He was born in May of 1893 in Kentucky.

    Notes: On page 50 of the 1900 census for District 53 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 25, 1900), Manford Blanton is listed as the head of the household for house #434, he's a farmer, born in August of 1866 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 5 years, and he's 33 years old. Also listed are Sola J. (wife, born in September of 1879 in Kentucky, she's given birth to 3 children and all are still living, age 20), John M. (son, born in April of 1897 in Kentucky, age 3), William H. (son, born in January of 1898 in Kentucky, age 2), and Lou V. (daughter, born in September of 1899 in Kentucky, age 8 months.

    On page 21 of the 1910 census for District 102 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 25, 1900), Mantford Blanton is listed as the head of the household for house #183, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 15 years, and he's 43 years old. Also listed are Sola (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 9 children and all are still living, age 30), Mckinley (son, born in Kentucky, age 14), Hobert (son, born in Kentucky, age 12), Verna (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 10), Herbert (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Orville (son, born in Kentucky, age 7), Oscar (son, born in Kentucky, age 5), Erwin (son, born in Kentucky, age 4), Lura (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2), and Mella (daughter, born in Kentucky, age ? months).

    On page 8 of the 1920 census for District 71 (State Road) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 12 & 13, 1920), Manford Blanton is listed as the head of the household for house #63, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 53 years old [although either a misprint or an error says he's 33]. Also listed are Sola J. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 40), Vernie L. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 20), Herbert (son, born in Kentucky, age 18), Orvial (son, born in Kentucky, age 17), Oscar (son, born in Kentucky, age 15), Erwin (son, born in Kentucky, age 13), Mellie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 10), Zella (daughter, born in Kentucky, 8), Stellie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6), Grant (son, born in Kentucky, age 4 years ? months), and Edward (son, born in Kentucky, age 2).

    On page 11 of the 1920 census for District 39 (Oil Springs) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated January 14, 1920), Lona Jackson is found living with her first husband in the home of his father and step-mother. Elisha Jackson is listed as the head of the household for house #99, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, parents born in W.S. [?], and he's 76 years old. Also listed are Lou (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 39), Gracie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 16), Lucy (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 14), Rusha (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 13), Henry (son, born in Kentucky, age 7), Ruby (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 3 years 7 months), Ewel (son, born in Kentucky, age 26), Lona Jackson (daughter-in-law, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 26), Fredie Jackson (grandson, born in Kentucky, age 2 years 3 months), and Wendel Jackson (grandson, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 8 months).

    On page 1 of the 1930 census for District 58-8 (Magisterial District No. 3) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated April 2, 1930), Manford Blanton is listed as the head of the household for house #7, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 2nd marriage, first married at age 29, and he's 63 years old. Also listed are Lona (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, first married at 19, age 34), Stella (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 16), Grant (son, born in Kentucky, age 14), Clarence (son, born in Kentucky, age 9), Melvin (son, born in Kentucky, age 4), Burola (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2), Belvin (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 9 months), Orville (son, born in Kentucky, age 27), Fred Jackson (step-son, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 13), Wince Jackson (step-son, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 10), and Edward Blanton (son, born in Kentucky, age 12).

      The children of SOLA WHITT and MANFORD BLANTON are:

      1. JOHN MCKINLEY BLANTON, b. April, 1897, Kentucky, m. MYRTLE (unknown last name).
      2. WILLIAM HOBERT BLANTON, b. January, 1898, Kentucky, m. STELLA PENNINGTON.
      3. LOU VERNA BLANTON, b. September, 1899, Kentucky.
      4. HERBERT BLANTON, b. 1902, Kentucky.
      5. ORVILLE BLANTON, b. 1903, Kentucky.
      6. OSCAR BLANTON, b. 1905, Kentucky, m. DOROTHY PICKLESIMER.
      7. ERWIN BLANTON, b. 1907, Kentucky.
      8. LURA BLANTON, b. 1908, Kentucky.
      9. MELLIE BLANTON, b. 1910, Kentucky.
      10. ZELLA BLANTON, b. 1912, Kentucky.
      11. STELLA BLANTON, b. 1914, Kentucky.
      12. GRANT BLANTON, b. 1916, Kentucky.
      13. EDWARD BLANTON, b. 1918, Kentucky.

      The children of LONA (unknown last name) and EUELL JACKSON are:

      1. FRED JACKSON, b. 1917, Kentucky.
      2. WENDEL JACKSON, b. 1919, Kentucky.

    SAMUEL MALCOLM WHITT, son of CALLIHAN LONZO WHITT and SARAH ELIZABETH PACE, was born May 12, 1882 in Magoffin County, Kentucky, and died December 12, 1934 in Magoffin County, Kentucky. He met BERTIE JACKSON, daughter of ROBERT JACKSON and MARY ELIZABETH SALYER. She was born in August of 1882 in Kentucky, and died July 31, 1902 in Kentucky. He married DELLA FEE LEWIS, daughter of JEREMIAH "JERRY" LEWIS and PERLINA CRACE, about 1905. She was born December 24, 1887 in Kentucky.

    Notes: According to Samuel's great-granddaughter Misty Jackson Walker, Samuel Whitt had a son named Arlie in a relationship with a Bertie Jackson prior to his marriage to Della Lewis. Bertie died during Arlie's birth in 1902. Arlie went by the last name of Jackson.

    Bertie's parents were Robert Jackson and Mary Elizabeth Salyer and she was born in August of 1882 in Kentucky. They raised Bertie's son after she died.

    On page 46 of the 1900 census for District 40 (Magisterial District No. 3) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated June 22, 1900), Jerry Lewis is listed as the head of the household for house #393, he's a farmer, born in January of 1862 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 15 years, and he's 38 years old. Also listed are Paulina (wife, born in April of 1872 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 15 years, she's given birth to 7 children and all are still living, age 28), Della (daughter, born in December of 1887 in Kentucky, age 12), Andrew (son, born in March of 1893 in Kentucky, age 7), Martha (daughter, born in February of 1897 in Kentucky, age 3), Paulina Lewis (mother, single, born in February of 1824 in Kentucky, age 76), William Lewis (nephew, single, livestock dealer, born in February of 1872 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 28), and Sulvan Lewis (nephew, farmer, born in May of 1883 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 17).

    On page 21 of the 1910 census for District 102 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 25, 1900), Malcolm Whitt is listed as the head of the household for house #184, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 5 years, and his age isn't documented. Also listed are Della (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 3 children and all are still living, age 22), Alma (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 4), Elva (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 3), and Calla (son, born in Kentucky, age 1).

    On page 6 of the 1920 census for District 78 (Ivyton) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 13, 1920), Malcum Whitt is listed as the head of the household for house #53, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 37 years old. Also listed are Della (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 32), Alma (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 14), Elva (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 12), Callaway (son, born in Kentucky, age 10), Necia (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 9), Ethel (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 7), Kearney (son, born in Kentucky, age 4 years 4 months), and Burney (son, born in Kentucky, age 1 year 6 months).

    On page 20 of the 1930 census for District 77-5 (Magisterial District No. 2) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 14, 1930), Malcolm Whitt is listed as the head of the household for house #192, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 20 [hard to read], and he's 48 years old. Also listed are Della (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 16, age 42), Allie (son, born in Kentucky, age 21), Ethel (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 16), Kirnie (son, born in Kentucky, age 14), Bernie (son, born in Kentucky, age 12), Buel (son, born in Kentucky, age 7), Effie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6), May O. [hard to read] (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 4), Herman (son, born in Kentucky, age 1), and Hazel (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 1).

      The child of MALCOLM WHITT and BERTIE JACKSON is:

      1. ARLIE JACKSON, b. July 31, 1902, Kentucky, d. June 10, 1965, buried at Rock Fork, Garrett, Floyd County, Kentucky, m. (1) SAMANTHA BROWN, m. (2) ETHEL LOVINS.

      The children of MALCOLM WHITT and DELLA LEWIS are:

      1. ALMA WHITT, b. 1906, Kentucky.
      2. ELVA WHITT, b. 1907, Kentucky.
      3. CALAHAN "CALLIE" WHITT, b. 1909, Kentucky.
      4. NECIE WHITT, b. August 19, 1910, Kentucky, d. April 5, 1999, m. JAMES OTIS CONLEY.
      5. ETHEL WHITT, b. 1913, Kentucky.
      6. KEARNIE WHITT, b. 1915, Kentucky.
      7. BERNIE WHITT, b. 1918, Kentucky.
      8. BUEL WHITT, b. 1923, Kentucky.
      9. EFFIE WHITT, b. 1924, Kentucky.
      10. SOLA MAYO WHITT, b. 1926, Kentucky.
      11. HERMAN WHITT, b. 1929, Kentucky.
      12. HAZEL WHITT, b. 1929, Kentucky.

      (This information comes from Misty Jackson Walker and other sources)

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