The children of NANCY ALLEN and JOHN CLARK are:
1. ELIZABETH CLARK, b. 1829, Virginia.
2. HANNAH CLARK, b. 1832, Ohio.
3. HENRY CLARK, b. 1834, Ohio.
4. SARAH CLARK, b. 1836, Ohio.
5. MARGARET CLARK, b. 1838, Ohio.
6. NANCY CLARK, b. 1841, Ohio.
7. ISAAC CLARK, b. 1846, Ohio.

Notes: (These notes come from Bill Allen and are from something titled "Henry and Abigail Massie Allen" by Shirley McCoy Smith):

     "Henry Allen (1808-1849) and Abigail Massie (1814-1881) were married November 6, 1832, in Jackson County, Ohio - he, age 24 and she, 17.

     "Abigail was born December 16, 1814, in Monroe County, Virginia (now West Virginia on Virginia border) of Jeptha Massie and Anna Meadows. At one time the family was in Greenbrier County, adjacent to and north of Monroe. Sometime after Abigail's birth and prior to 1820 (during her first five years), the family moved from Monroe County to Jackson County, Ohio, along with some of Jeptha's brothers. Abigail was said to be a relative of Henry Massie, founder of Portsmouth, Ohio.

     "Henry Allen was born February 2, 1808, in Grayson County (now Carroll County), Virginia, one of 11 children of William Allen and Ann Stuart. In 1791, William Allen bought 400 acres near the head of Paul's Creek in southern Carroll County south of the village of Fancy Gap, which is south of Hillsville. It was on this farm where William and Ann's children -- including Henry -- were reared. William died July 12, 1823 and is thought to be buried on his farm, which was sold in 1825. In that year, when Henry was 17, the widowed Ann and most of the children (some married and some still at home) migrated to that part of Virginia which is now West Virginia. They remained there four or five years before moving to Jackson County, Ohio -- some in 1830 and the rest shortly thereafter.

     "In 1830 brothers James, Robert, and Henry (age about 22) came to Jackson County from, one account says, Fayette County (now West Virginia). Another account says that Robert lived in adjoining Raleigh County (now West Virginia), apparently on or near Marsh Fork of the Coal River possibly near Glen Daniel just west of Beckley. So, apparently, the Allen families lived in either Fayette or Raleigh or perhaps some families in each.

     "In Jackson County the brothers settled on adjoining farms along Hewitt's Fork in Jefferson Township west of Oak Hill (SR 279 runs along most of Hewitt's Fork). Later came siblings William, Isaac, and Anna and their mother (who died there May 1839). Another sister and her husband, John and Nancy Allen Clark, also came to Jefferson Township, possibly as early as 1829. The 1840 Jefferson Township census shows five Allen brothers -- Isaac, James, William, Robert, and Henry -- living on adjoining farms.

     "Carr Allen, Henry's older brother, stayed in Carroll County (at least for a while before moving to what is now West Virginia) and became the grandfather of brothers Sidna and Floyd Allen, who were involved in the 1912 Carroll County Courthouse shooting tragedy in Hillsville, Virginia.

     "In Jackson County, Isaac married Rachel Massie, sister of Abigail; Allen brothers married Massie sisters.

     "Henry and Abigail's eight children were all born on their Jackson County Hewitt's Fork farm before the family moved to Scioto County, Ohio, in 1848, sixteen years after their marriage. The move to Winter Road, Madison Township, Scioto County was one of only a few miles, as Jefferson Township, Jackson County, is only two townships away from Madison Township, Scioto County. The late Lyle Bonzo, great-grandson of Henry and Abigail, told that the couple's 10 or 11 year old son William walked behind the wagon all the way from Virginia to Madison Township. William no doubt DID walk behind the wagon, but what Lyle didn't know was that they moved from just across the county line, not straight from Virginia.

     "According to Lyle, they owned an entire section (640 acres) of Madison Township land (Section 24). They owned and cleared nearly all the land along Winter Road, including what was later their son William's place, adjoining theirs. Henry built their house, a two-story log with shed kitchen, on the south side of Winter Road by a spring. A foundation can still be found there today for either the house or barn. The house and barn sat beside a small creek which crosses Winter Road at a bend in the road. The house burned sometime after Henry's and Abigail's deaths. The story goes that it accidentally caught fire when sons of Alva Ethan Allen, Henry and Abigail's grandson, set fire to dead grass on the place to flush out a rabbit they were hunting. Alva Ethan, son William and Hannah, and his wife and children lived on his parents' place after their deaths.

     "Henry was a shoemaker by trade but farmed in Scioto County. He died, however, November 13, 1849, from pneumonia the next year after moving there, at the age of 41. His daughter Emily was 14, and his son William was 12 when Henry died. William's daughter, Elizabeth Allen Bonzo, told that Henry caught a cold which turned into pneumonia after being out in a cold rain helping a sow give birth. He was buried on the north side of Winter Road on his farm in the first of three graves now at the site, which Abigail intended to be the start of a family cemetery.

     "Elizabeth also told about the family's struggle for survival following Henry's death. When he died, the house hadn't been completed and the farm not well established, and the widowed Abigail and children found themselves near starvation. To make some money the girls would stay at the homes of neighbors to help out when a child was born. It was told that Abigail traveled miles to near Stockdale in Pike County, Ohio, where wild turkeys roosted in a grove of trees. Before dawn she would knock turkeys from low branches with a pole in order to have meat for their table.

     "Some years after the Civil War, Abigail sold the farm. It is unknown what year she sold out, but the two graves beside Henry's, those of grandchildren, are dated 1871. The 1870 Madison Township census shows Abigail, 56, still there with only a grandchild at home, and an 1875 property map shows her still owning the land. But the 1880 Pike County, Seal Township, census shows her at age 66 living with their youngest child, David, 34, his wife, Margaret Irwin Allen, 24, and their three children. Henry and Abigail's oldest child, Anna Allen Downing, and her family also lived in Seal Township, Pike County, near David.

     "So, Abigail apparently left Winter Road between 1875 and 1880. A 1900 Madison Township map shows Fred Winter, for whom the road is named, owning the property with the Allen house and graves.

     "Abigail died 31 years after Henry, on January 2, 1881, at the age of 66. Her granddaughter, Nancy Elizabeth White, was 12 at the time. Abigail is buried in Barger Cemetery on the farm of George and Anna Allen Downing along the Scioto River between Piketon and Waverly on Piketon Lower River Road. Today the cemetery is on the property of a Ryder family.

     "Also buried there are four of Henry and Abigail's grandchildren -- David's children who died before the family moved to Clinton County, Ohio. In the same cemetery is George Downing buried by his first wife, Elizabeth Barger Downing. No stone for second wife, Anna Allen Downing, is found there, but she is believed to be buried elsewhere on the farm, possibly in a second cemetery.

     "The Madison Township census for 1850, the year following Henry's death, lists the widowed Abigail as 31 and a native of Virginia, but her age actually would have been 35. The children were all listed as Ohio natives: Anna, 17; Emily, 15; William H., 13; Isaac, 11; Robert, 9; Elizabeth, 7; Levi, 5; David, 4.

     "The 1860 Census lists Abigail, 45, with all eight children still at home: Anna, 25; Emily, 24; William, 23; Isaac, 21; Robert, 18; Elizabeth, 17; Levi, 15; David, 13. (However, Emily's entry was an error, as she had been married for six years.) All five sons served in the Civil War which began the year following this census.

     "In ten years Abigail went from having seven children at home to having none. The 1870 census lists Abigail, 56, and only a grandson, Edwin Louis Allen, 10, one of daughter Ann's two illegitimate children.

     "The three graves on Henry and Abigail's farm are those of:
     * Henry Allen (1808-1849)
     * James W. Allen (1864-1871), son of William and Hannah Purtee Allen and grandson of Henry and Abigail, who died of diptheria at age 7
     * Melissa Allen (1869-1871), daughter of Isaac and Julia Irwin Allen and granddaughter of Henry and Abigail, who died at 2 1/2"

On page 1 of the 1840 census for Jefferson Township in Jackson County, Ohio, Henry is listed as the head of the household. In this house are 1 male between 20 and 30, 2 males under 5, 1 female between 20 and 30, and 2 females between 5 and 10. They are living next to Henry's brothers William and Robert.

The children of HENRY ALLEN and ABIGAIL MASSIE are:
1. ANNA ALLEN, b. 1834, Ohio, m. GEORGE DOWNING.
2. EMILY ALLEN, b. 1835, Ohio.
3. WILLIAM H. ALLEN, b. 1836, Ohio, m. HANNAH PURTEE.
4. ISAAC ALLEN, b. 1838, Ohio, m. JULIA IRWIN.
5. ROBERT ALLEN, b. 1841, Ohio.
6. ELIZABETH ALLEN, b. 1842, Ohio.
7. LEVI ALLEN, b. 1844, Ohio.
8. DAVID VINTON ALLEN, b. 1846, Ohio, m. MARGARET ELIZABETH IRWIN.

(This information comes from Bill Allen, Gail Allen Justice, Penny Allen Clagg, and other sources)

The children of ISAAC ALLEN and RACHEL MASSIE are:
1. ROBERT ALLEN, b. 1835, Virginia.
2. JEPTHA ALLEN, b. 1837, Ohio.
3. WILLIAM ALLEN, b. 1839, Ohio.
4. JOHN ALLEN, b. 1841, Ohio.
5. MARGARET ALLEN, b. 1843, Ohio.
6. HENRY C. ALLEN, b. 1845, Ohio.
7. NANCY ALLEN, b. 1848, Ohio.

Notes: According to family legend, John was captured by the Yankees during the Civil War at Walnut Gap in West Virginia. He was told by his captors to "run for it" and he would be let go. He was then shot in the back and killed by one of his captors. The person who shot him was his brother-in-law, Ralph Lafferty. Crap Allen laid for nearly 9 days before civilians happened upon him and buried him.

On page 5 of the 1850 census for District 71 in Wyoming County, Virginia (dated August 2, 1850), John Allen isn't found on the census with his family. Elizabeth Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #28, no occupation is listed, born in Virginia, and she's 45 years old. Also listed are Druzilia (born in Virginia, age 25), Reney (female, born in Virginia, age 23), Julian (female, born in Virginia, age 13), Lany (female, born in Virginia, age 12), Jackson (born in Virginia, age 11), Perry (born in Virginia, age 10), Larkin (born in Virginia, age 9), Cariline (born in Virginia, age 8), Henley (born in Virginia, age 7), Mary Ann (born in Virginia, age 6), Racselenia (female, born in Virginia, age 2), Ruhama (born in Virginia, age 4), James A. Laverty (born in Virginia, age 2), and Elizabeth Laverty (born in Virginia, age 1).

On page 52 of the 1860 census for Wyoming County, Virginia (dated July 27, 1860), John Allen Jr. is listed as the head of the household for house #360, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 42 years old. Also listed are Elizabeth (born in Kentucky, age 50), Perry (born in Kentucky, age 17), Larkin (born in Kentucky, age 16), Caroline (born in Kentucky, age 14), Henley (born in Kentucky, age 13), Mary A. (born in Kentucky, age 12), Roxy (born in Kentucky, age 10), Nancy (born in Kentucky, age 7), and Squire Gipson (farm laborer, born in Kentucky, age 18). They're living close to John's parents.

On page 3 of the 1870 census for Oceana Township in Wyoming County, West Virginia (dated July 4, 1870), Elizabeth Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #22, she's born in Virginia, and she's 62 years old. Also listed are Roxie (born in Virginia, age 19), and Nancy (born in Virginia, age 7).

On page 11 of the 1880 census for District 159 (Slab Fork) in Wyoming County, West Virginia (dated June 19, 1880), Elizabeth Allen is found living in the home of her son. Henley Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #99, he's a laborer, born in Virginia, parents born in Virginia, and he's 37 years old. Also listed are Julia A. (wife, born in Virginia, parents born in Virginia, age 18), Sarah (daughter, born in Virginia, age 7), Brook (daughter, born in Virginia, age 5), Mahala (daughter, born in Virginia, age 1), Elizabeth (mother, born in Virginia, age 72), Roxie (daughter, born in Virginia, age 30), and Jane E. (daughter, born in Virginia, age 2).

The children of ELIZABETH LAFFERTY and (unknown) are:
1. DRUZILLA LAFFERTY, b. 1825, Virginia.
2. RENEY LAFFERTY, b. in 1827 in Wyoming County, West Virginia.
   Notes: Reney Lafferty did not marry but lived with Goodall Daniel.
3. JULIAN LAFFERTY, b. 1837, Virginia.

The children of CRAP ALLEN and ELIZABETH LAFFERTY are:
4. LANY ALLEN, b. 1838, Virginia.
5. ANDREW JACKSON "JACK" ALLEN, b. 1839, Virginia.
6. PERRY ALLEN, b. 1840, Virginia, m. EMILY B. (unknown last name). She was b. 1849, Virginia.
7. LARKIN ALLEN, b. 1841, Oceana, Logan County, Virginia, d. 1928, Raleigh County, West Virginia, m. ELIZABETH HAZELTINE MASSEY.
8. CAROLINE ALLEN, b. 1842, Virginia.
9. HENLEY ALLEN, b. 1843, Virginia, m. JULIA A. (unknown last name). She was b. 1852, Virginia.
10. MARY ANN ALLEN, b. 1844, Virginia.
11. RUHAMA ALLEN, b. 1846, Virginia.
12. ROCSELENIA "ROXY" ALLEN, b. 1850, Virginia.
13. NANCY ALLEN, b. 1853, Virginia.

(This information comes from Aaron Allen and other sources)

Notes: On page 12 of the 1880 census for District 159 (Slab Fork) in Wyoming County, West Virginia (dated June 19, 1880), Larkin Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #104, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, parents born in Virginia, and he's 37 years old. Also listed are Elizabeth (wife, born in Virginia, parents born in Virginia, age 37), Sarah F. (daughter, born in Virginia, age 17), Martha (daughter, born in West Virginia, age 14), Wm. L. (son, born in West Virginia, age 10), Marietta (daughter, born in West Virginia, age 7), Louisa (daughter, born in West Virginia, age 4), and Ida (daughter, born in West Virginia, age 2).

The children of LARKIN ALLEN and ELIZABETH MASSEY are:
1. SARAH FRANCES ALLEN, b. 1863, Virginia.
2. MARTHA ELLA ALLEN, b. 1866, West Virginia.
3. RUHAMA C. ALLEN, b. 1867, Oceana, Wyoming County, West Virginia, d. July 22, 1878, Raleigh County, West Virginia.
4. SUSANNA C. ALLEN, b. October 15, 1868, Milam, Wyoming County, West Virginia.
5. LEWANA ALLEN, b. 1870, Oceana, Wyoming County, West Virginia.
6. WILLIAM LEWIS ALLEN, b. March 31, 1871, Wyoming County, West Virginia, d. July 19, 1924, Bolt, Raleigh County, West Virginia.
7. MARY ETTA ALLEN, b. 1873, West Virginia, m. VALENTINE WITCHARD "FELT" ACORD.
8. PELINA (PERLINA) ALLEN, b. 1874, Wyoming County, West Virginia, d. September 20, 1878, Wyoming County, West Virginia.
9. LOUISA ELLEN ALLEN, b. 1876, West Virginia.
10. IDA JANE ALLEN, b. 1878, West Virginia.
11. HENRY VAN ALLEN.
12. JOHN A. ALLEN, b. July 25, 1883.

(This information comes from Aaron Allen, Jim Bench, and other sources)

The children of WILLIAM ALLEN and SARAH JANE GUNNOE are:
1. ELSIE FLORENCE ALLEN, b. December 25, 1890, d. March 6, 1971.
2. ANTHONY ROSS ALLEN, b. December 3, 1892, d. August 19, 1947.
3. HUGH NORMAN ALLEN, b. July 29, 1894, Wyoming County, West Virginia, d. November 14, 1955, Raleigh County, West Virginia, m. VERNA ELMIRE SUTPHIN.
4. HATTIE MAE ALLEN, b. April 3, 1896, d. July 17, 1965.
5. SYLVIA GRETCHEL ALLEN, b. October 13, 1897, d. June 2, 1919.
6. LEANDER HARVEY ALLEN, b. July 20, 1899, d. September 12, 1939, Bolt, Raleigh County, West Virginia.
7. EARL CLAUDE ALLEN, b. January 8, 1901, d. July 6, 1977.
8. LESLEY "JOE" KYLE ALLEN, b. August 16, 1902, d. June 19, 1982.
9. ETHEL ALLEN, b. April 3, 1904, Bolt, Raleigh County, West Virginia, d. April 3, 1904, Bolt, Raleigh County, West Virginia.
10. NOEL "PREACHER" NASH ALLEN, b. May 12, 1905, d. November 23, 1954.
11. REGNAL FOGLESONG ALLEN, b. January 27, 1908, d. September 8, 1996.
12. MADELINE CLARA ALLEN, b. June 30, 1911, d. December 22, 1999.
13. AUBREY "JUDGE" WARREN ALLEN, b. September 12, 1914, d. March 6, 1982.

(This information comes from Aaron Allen and other sources)

The children of HUGH ALLEN and VERNA SUTPHIN are:
1. WILLIE RUTH ALLEN, b. July 9, 1913, d. 1964, Dorothy, Releigh County, West Virginia, buried Sunset Memorial Cemetery, Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, m. (1) CARLOS SNUFFER, m. (2) IVAN MANN.
2. MAXWELL LESLIE ALLEN, b. April 23, 1916, d. October 7, 1979, buried Sunset Memorial Cemetery, Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia.
3. MARGARET SARAH ALLEN, b. August 16, 1918, d. October 17, 1999, Phoenix, Arizona, m. (1) (unknown first name) MAJORS, m. (2) GAYLEN ELEYHOOT COMER.
4. HAROLD NORMAN ALLEN, b. December 11, 1920, d. 1973, Wilmington, North Carolina, buried in the Wilmington National Cemetery, Wilmington, North Carolina, m. REBECCA "BECKY" THOMAS.
5. NORMA FAYE ALLEN, b. February 9, 1923, d. May 30, 1972, Lexington, Kentucky, buried in Cooper Cemetery, Sandstone, Summers County, West Virginia, m. LESTER CALES.
6. JACK CLARENCE ALLEN, b. April 16, 1925, Oak Hill, Fayette County, West Virginia, d. September 27, 1984, Bluefield, Mercer County, West Virginia, buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Wayside, Monroe County, West Virginia, m. EMMA RUTH SIMS.
7. ROSE JANETTE ALLEN, m. JAMES "JIMMY" RAY SAMPSON, son of RAYMOND SAMPSON and PANSY HOLLY.
8. DIXON RIGGS ALLEN, b. September 8, 1932, Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, d. September 8, 1932, Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, buried in Allen Cemetery, Bolt, Raleigh County, West Virginia.
9. BARBARA YVONNE ALLEN, m. (1) GENE HARPER. She m. (2) GROVER CLEVELAND SIMPSON JR.
10. GEORGE HAMPTON ALLEN, m. SARAH FRANCES ROWE, daughter of WILLIAM GILBERT ROWE and EUNICE BOYETTE BAKER.

The children of JACK ALLEN and EMMA SIMS are:
1. AMBER MARIE ALLEN, m. (1) JAMES EDWARD BEASLEY, son of JAMES H. BEASLEY and HALLIE ARLETTA GRIMMETT, October 26, 1968, Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, m. (2) MIKE LYKENS.
2. GARY WAYNE ALLEN, m. (1) LINDA GAY SAMPSON, daughter of BASIL LARUE SAMPSON and GLENNA LEE SAWYERS, m. (2) CYNTHIA LYNN WILLIAMS, m. (3) DONNA JEAN GEORGE, daughter of FRANCES HOWARD GEORGE and CHARLOTTE MARIE FARNSWORTH.
3. DONNA RUTH ALLEN, m. CLIFTON RAY LIVESAY, son of BUD BROWN LIVESAY and ADA MARIE LILLY.
4. PATRICIA GAY ALLEN, m. (1) MICHAEL KEATON, m. (2) GORDON GILBERT PAITSEL, son of CLARENCE GORDON PAITSEL and ETHEL VIRGINIA LUCADO.
5. AARON ALVIN ALLEN, m. TAMARA LOUISE KEITH.
6. JACQUELINE CARLA ALLEN.
7. MARK BRIAN ALLEN, m. (1) AMY RENEE SHROYER, m. (2) LISA ANN MARTIN, daughter of ROBERT FRASIER MARTIN and ANITA COLLINS BLACKBURN.

The children of AARON ALLEN and TAMARA KEITH are:
1. BRANDON JACK ALLEN.
2. BRYSON KEITH ALLEN.
3. BRADLEY AARON ALLEN.

Notes: On page 37 of the 1860 census for Bloom Township in Scioto County, Ohio (dated July 27, 1860), Philip Cahill is listed as the head of the household for house #261, he's a farm laborer, born in Ohio, and he's 38 years old. Also listed are Lydia (born in Virginia, age 32), Albert (born in Ohio, age 13), Warren (born in Ohio, age 5), and Ella (born in Ohio, age 2). They are living next to Lydia's mother.

On page 10 of the 1870 census for Franklin Township in Ross County, Ohio (dated June 7, 1870), Philip Cahill is listed as the head of the household for house #78, he's a farmhand, born in Ohio, and he's 47 years old. Also listed are Lydia (born in Virginia, age 45), Albert (born in Ohio, age 21), Warren (born in Ohio, age 14), Ella (born in Ohio, age 11), and Edgar (born in Ohio, age 9).

On page 14 of the 1880 census for Richland Township in Clinton County, Ohio (dated June 16, 1880), Philip Cahill is listed as the head of the household for house #369, he's a farmer, born in Ohio, father born in Ohio, mother born in Virginia, and he's 56 years old. Also listed are Lydia (wife, born in Virginia, parents born in Virginia, age 54), and Edgar (son, born in Ohio, age 18).

On page 29 of the 1900 census for District 67 (Richland Township) in Clinton County, Ohio (dated June 23, 1900), Philip Cahill is found living in the home of his son. Albert Cahill is listed as the head of the household for house #229, he's a farmer, born in September of 1848 in Ohio, father born in Ohio, mother born in Virginia, married for 28 years, and he's 51 years old. Also listed are Rachel (wife, born in October of 1854 in Ohio, father born in New York, mother born in Pennsylvania, she's given birth to 8 children and 7 are still living, age 45), Clara (daughter, born in May of 1883 in Ohio, age 17), Lyda (daughter, born in January of 1886 in Ohio, age 14), Mary (daughter, born in September of 1889 in Ohio, age 10), Rosie (daughter, born in June of 1892 in Ohio, age 8), and Philip (father, widowed, born in November of 1822 in Ohio, father born in Ohio, mother born in Virginia, age 77).

The children of LYDIA ALLEN and PHILIP CAHILL are:
1. ALBERT CAHILL, b. September 1848, Ohio, m. RACHEL VALLETT.
2. WARREN CAHILL, b. 1855, Ohio.
3. JAMES CAHILL, b. 1856, d. before 1860.
4. ELLA CAHILL, b. 1858, Ohio, m. EBERLY ADAM MATSON, son of ASA MATSON and DORTHA CLEVENGER, December 29, 1877, Clinton County, Ohio.
5. EDGAR CAHILL, b. 1861, Ohio.

Notes: On page 17 of the 1900 census for District 49 (Allcorn) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated June 25, 1900), Emma Osborn is found living with her parents. Richard Osborn is listed as the head of the household for house #360, he's a farmer, born in September of 1847 in Kentucky, father born in Tennessee, mother born in Kentucky, married for 29 years, and he's 52 years old. Also listed are Nancy (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 16 children and 10 are still living, age 44), Robert (son, born in January of 1874 in Kentucky, age 21), Annie (daughter, born in born in February of 1885 in Kentucky, age 15), Thomas (son, born in March of 1889 in Kentucky, age 11), Emma (daughter, born in November of 1890 in Kentucky, age 9), Estes (son, born in February of 1892 in Kentucky, age 8), Ferris (son, born in December of 1894 in Kentucky, age 5), Katie (daughter, born in November of 1896 in Kentucky, age 3), and William (son, born in September of 1898 in Kentucky, age 1).

On page 6 of the 1910 census for District 67 (Shultz) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated April 21, 1910), Emmon B. Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #55, he's a farmer, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Ohio, married for 7 months, and he's 25 years old. Also listed are Emma A. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 19), and Frederick (brother, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Ohio, age 23. They are living close to Emmons' sister Annie.

On page 17 of the 1920 census for District 99 (Shultz) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated February 2, 1920), Emonds Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #152, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 35 years old. Also listed are Emma (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 29), Ruth (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 5), and Reece (son, born in Kentucky, age 1 year 5 months. They are living next to Emmonds' sister Annie.

On page 9 of the 1930 census for District 45-4 (Bucky) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated April 9, 1930), Emmons B. Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #75, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, father born in Virginia, mother born in Kentucky, first married at age 24, and he's 45 years old. Also listed are Emma A. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 18, age 39), Ruth (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 15), Reece (son, born in Kentucky, age 12), Samuel (son, born in Kentucky, age 9), Sidney (son, born in Kentucky, age 7, and Lawrence (son, born in Kentucky, age 5). They are living next to Emmons' niece Marguerita and family.

The children of EMMONS ALLEN and EMMA OSBORN are:
1. RUTH ALLEN, b. 1915, Kentucky.
2. REECE ALLEN, b. 1918, Kentucky.
3. SAMUEL ALLEN, b. 1921, Kentucky.
4. SIDNEY ALLEN, b. 1923, Kentucky.
5. LAWRENCE ALLEN, b. 1925, Kentucky.
6. EDITH ALLEN.
7. EVELYN ALLEN.
8. PERRY ALLEN.
9. FARRIS ALLEN.
10. FLOYD EARL ALLEN.

(This information comes from Cathy Allen Spradlin and other sources)

Notes: On page 25 of the 1920 census for District 100 (Springville) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated March 3, 1920), Samuel Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #5, he's a carpenter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 28 years old. Also listed are Cora (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 25), Laurah A. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6), Pansy M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 4 years 3 months), and Perl E. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2).

On page 23 of the 1930 census for District 45-8 (Flat Hollow) in Greenup County, Kentucky (dated April 21, 1930), Samuel M. Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #232, he's a car repairer on steam railroad, born in Kentucky, father born in Virginia, mother born in Kentucky, first married at age 21, and he's 39 years old. Also listed are Cora (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 16, age 36), Alpha (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 16), Pansy (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 15), Pearl E. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 13), Ernest E. (son, born in Kentucky, age 11), Izetta (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2 years 4 months), Lorretta (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2 years 4 months), and Annetta (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2 years 4 months).

The children of SAMUEL ALLEN and CORA CARR are:
1. LAURA ALFA ALLEN, b. 1914, Kentucky.
2. PANSY M. ALLEN, b. 1916, Kentucky.
3. PEARL E. ALLEN, b. 1918, Kentucky.
4. ERNEST EARL ALLEN, b. 1919, Kentucky.
5. ANNETTA ALLEN, born 1928, Kentucky (deceased).
6. IZETTA ALLEN, born 1928, Kentucky.
7. LORETTA ALLEN, born 1928, Kentucky, d. 2004.
   Notes: Annetta, Izetta and Loretta Allen were triplets.

(This information comes from Carolyn Allen, Brenda Miller, and other sources)

Notes: On page 35 of the 1860 census for Bloom Township in Scioto County, Ohio (dated July 26, 1860), Henry Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #252, he's a farm laborer, born in Virginia, and he's 26 years old. Also listed are Elizabeth (born in Pennsylvania, age 21), and Elihu P. (born in Ohio, age 5 months).

The children of HENRY ALLEN and ELIZABETH GATCHELL are:
1. ELIHU PERRY ALLEN, b. January 5, 1860, Bloom Township, Scioto County, Ohio, d. January 9, 1937, Fostoria, Seneca County, Ohio, m. (1) AXIOUS WINKS, November 23, 1887, Ross County, Ohio. He m. (2) THERESA VERMILLIA WILKINS, October 5, 1890, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. He m. (3) HATTIE FENSTERMAKER, daughter of GEORGE FENSTERMAKER and NANCY KEEL, November 1, 1902, Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio. He m. (4) CORA ALICE GROFF, daughter of BENJAMIN GROFF and CLARINDA EWING, April 14, 1907, McComb, Hancock County, Ohio.
2. SUSAN ISABEL ALLEN, January 21, 1862, d. 1862.
3. ANICE ARIZONIA "DODE" ALLEN, b. April 10, 1864, Pike County, Ohio, d. March 5, 1930, Delaware Township, Hancock County, Ohio, m. (1) SAMUEL CLARK MILLER, son of WILLIAM MILLER and ANN COOK, March 13, 1880, Upper Wyandot County, Ohio, m. (2) ERWIN D. HIRE, October 23, 1922.
4. HENRY FRANKLIN "FRANK" ALLEN, b. 1869, Ohio, d. December 29, 1893, Hancock County, Ohio.
5. DANIEL ALONZO ALLEN, b. April 1, 1870, Mifflin Township, Wyandot County, Ohio, d. April 25, 1872, Wyandot County, Ohio.
6. JAMES WILLIAM "BILL" ALLEN, b. April 7, Ohio, d. October 12, 1948, Akron Summit County, Ohio, m. (1) FANNIE BELLE COLE, daughter of JOHN COLE and MARY THURP, February 10, 1894, Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio, m. (2) AMANDA SHOOK, after 1925.

Notes: The following was provided by Penny Allen Clagg. It comes from an unknown publication:

     "The following letters were written by James C. Allen to his wife while Allen was encamped with the 91st O.V.I. Co. F. at Point Pleasant during late September to late October in 1862. He is the nephew of Penny (Allen) Clagg's great-great-great-grandfather. These letters retain the spelling and sentence structure of the originals. They are also of the time period we wish to portray at the W.VA. Farm Museum this year.

     "Dear Wiife I seat myself this beautiful Sabath evening to drop you a few lines to inform you that I am well and truly hope that these few lines may find you in good health. I wrote to you the same day I landed here for you are my cheafest love and subject to meditation ever but I have not got an answer yet but I hope I shall soon for I know you have not forgotten me nor will I ever forget you till I forget the world. We are as I wrote before up in Dixie and are every day bringing in prisoners our pickets extend 15 miles in the di"RECT"ion of the enemy and last night the pickets of the Second Virginia Calvery fired on the rebel pickets and drove them some distance. We are looking for a fight here but it may not be that we will stay here long for I am told that we belong to Gen Wallaces division and if we do we may be ordered down the river if we are needed but we cannot tell one day what we will do the next. Well Mime I am well satisfied all but one thing and that is I cannot be at home if I could be at home as I would be at common labor I would like soildering first rate. But I believe I hate to be away from home as bad as any body lives but I pass off the time as well as I can. We had preaching in camp this afternoon we had a good serman I wish you could have been here all would be well with me if you had been here it was the first time I ever went to church on Sunday with a gun on my shoulder we marched down the hill rank and file and stood up while we sung and prayed and then layed down our guns and sat on the ground. There are about nine thousand troops here and are falling timber and building fortifying on the hill in sight of us the 34th Ohio Regt are working all day while we are at church and are planting their cannon over us we are protected on one side by the 2nd Virginia Calvery and on the other by the 34th Ohio the main force are on this Ohio side waiting for the attack to be made and then Colonel Lightburn will make as up about 23 big cannons on them I think we will be able to flat them out if they come. Well Jemima I want you to wright to me often and wright all the news and about that big Webster Company of militia. We call them here the ragged assed malitia. We have seen 2 thousand of them here this week at Gallipolis. Well I must come to a close for it is getting late. You must excuse me at this time I will wright to you soon again and you must do the same. So with the expectation of hearing from you soon I will say no more at this time. Believe me to remain your true husband until death.

     James C Allen
     To his wife Jemima Allen in haste

     Late September/Early October 1862

     "Well Dear Mime I will write you a little sketch of the travels of the 91st Regt since Friday night. We was ordered to prepare 3 days rations and start up to Buffalow 25 miles from here and we started just before dark. Well we went on all night without stopping only to examine Bridges and just after sunrise we reached the Rebel pickets. We fired on them and they fled as fast as there horses could carry them all but one his horse threw him and we got man horse and all. They was ___ of Jenkens Cavelry well we followed them on double quick for two miles where we found there camp and they were all in confusion and fixing to run as usual but we fired on them so duently they hadent time to run so they passed a few hundred shots before they went. The fight continued about three minutes. I think Company C and F and D only being close enough to fire and the fogg was so thick we could not see them til after they took to there hills. They fled like sheep scattered by dogs up the lane toward the little town a mile and a half off. Well we followed them as close as we could leaving enough of our men to catch the horses they had left and attend to stragglers that was left. Beking on entering the little town we found the Rebels making across the river as fast as they could to there canons and they opened canons on us and we fired at them as long as we could see one of them to shoot at bout we could not fall them across the river so we came back to camp taking 17 head of fine beef cattle 18 horses and 3 men besides cloths and all we could carry and burned what we could not carry having no way to hall anything I have not time to tell you about into be we say the Elephant, the best we know about them we killed 9 and wounded several all the bad luck we had one of our boys got his gun broke into in hand and they say a ball hit the flag staff that is all I will write now. I will tell you more about it in the morning and all about it when I see you when we got into the little town the Colonel stormed out where is them canons tell us or we will burn you up and the women began to throw ___ out white flags and point in the di"RECT"ion the Rebels fled to a thick grove of timber on the opposite side of the river but the canon soon ceased and the horsemen fled so fast we fired after the horsethievs and started back to our camp not being able to over take them we are now at Point Pleasant again safe and sound but about wore out with a march of fifty miles without halt or eat or sleep but once for one hour that is what I call a scout. Well Mime I will tell you what I captured I got a sesh knapsack blanket shirt one pair of drawers a mans shawl and a womans shoe. I sold the shawl for one dollar on my way to camp I had more than I could carry it was worth 5 dollars that is all the money I have now I am wearing the shirt and drawers. Dear Mime I must come to a close if you take a notion to come up soon wright about when you think you will come in your next letter you could get Sam to come with you. I think you had better get some one to come if you can when you come. can tell you about how a Sesesh bullet sings there was several passed over company F but all two high. Bill Allen says it was the first time he ever dodged a canon ball. I good by D Jemima for the present. Wright soon to me

     James C. Allen

Point Pleasant, Va.
October 22,1862

     "Dear Wife I seat myself this morning to drop you a few lines to let you know how I am. I am not as well as I was. I had a chill last night just after went to bed and had a fever all night so I did not sleep but very little. A fell better this morning I think I will only have the chill every other day for I feel just like I did last fall when I had the ague. Well Mime you had a fine day to go home and I hope you got home the same day you left here. I want you to write what time you got home and how you found things at home when you got there. Samuel White is getting better. Well the Regt is gone up the river but we don’t know how far we have not heard from them since they left. But we think they are gone to Charleston to stop that salt making at least we hope they have this place looks quite different since the soldiers left. There are only one Regt left here, the 13th. Virginia the one that our ol landlady’s son and husband was in. Well Mime I have not seen the old lady since we left there that morning, you know the morning you carried my gun down the road. There are about 50 men out of our Regt here at the hospital the is one crazy man here he keeps up a noise all the time sometimes he swears and sometimes he cries he is always doing something. Mime you must write all the news I will not write a long letter this time wright how you and little Bennie is and every thing that you think. I would like to hear all about the corn and if it is all gathered yet, you can di"RECT" your letter as you did before. These are arrangements made here at the post office to stop all the letters for men in the hospital.I will close at the present I will write more the next time. Dear Jemima good by from your true and affectionate husband until death.

James C. Allen
To Jemima Allen"

James Carlisle Allen died in the Anderson POW Camp in Georgia on October 13, 1864.

On page 35 of the 1860 census for Bloom Township in Scioto County, Ohio (dated July 27, 1860), James C. Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #260, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 23 years old. Also listed are Lucinda Allen (born in Virginia, age 60), Martha Allen (born in Ohio, age 20), Elkanah Allen (farm laborer, born in Ohio, age 17), and Samuel Allen (born in Ohio, age 14). They are living next to sister Lydia and her family.

The children of JIM ALLEN and JEMIMA PHILLIPS are:
1. BENJAMIN "BENNY" ALLEN, b. March 18, 1862, Ross County, Ohio, d. April 13, 1863, Ross County, Ohio.
2. JAMES CARLISLE "JIM" ALLEN JR., b. September 2, 1864, Richmond Dale, Ross County, Ohio, d. 1951, Richmond Dale, Ross County, Ohio, m. (1) MAUD G. ODELL, August 11, 1892, Ross County, Ohio, m. (2) MYRTLE M. COY, daughter of J. COY and SARAH ROSE, July 24, 1905, Pike County, Ohio.

(This information comes from Penny Allen Clagg and other sources)

On page 37 of the 1860 census for Bloom Township in Scioto County, Ohio (dated July 27, 1860), Martha Allen is found living in the home of her brother. James C. Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #269, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 23 years old. Also listed are Lucinda Allen (born in Virginia, age 60), Martha Allen (born in Ohio, age 20), Elkanah Allen (born in Ohio, age 17), and Samuel Allen (born in Ohio, age 14). They are living next to sister Lydia and her family.

The children of MARTHA ALLEN and JOHN KENNEDY are:
1. JAMES HERMAN KENNEDY, b. December 1, 1873, Berea, Madison County, Kentucky, d. 1924, Boone County, Missouri, m. ADA LEE MELVIN, March 13, 1895.
2. JOHN HERDON KENNEDY, b. July 29, 1876, Missouri, d. October 23, 1950, Boone County, Missouri.
3. HATTIE K. KENNEDY, b. September 28, 1878, Columbia, Boone County, Missouri, d. May 13, 1962, Boone County, Missouri, m. JOHN WALLER FOX, April 3, 1901, Boone County, Missouri.

On page 37 of the 1860 census for Bloom Township in Scioto County, Ohio (dated July 27, 1860), Elkanah Allen is found living in the home of his brother. James C. Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #269, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 23 years old. Also listed are Lucinda Allen (born in Virginia, age 60), Martha Allen (born in Ohio, age 20), Elkanah Allen (born in Ohio, age 17), and Samuel Allen (born in Ohio, age 14). They are living next to sister Lydia and her family.

The children of ELKANAH ALLEN and MILLY PHILLIPS are:
1. MARY E. ALLEN, b. 1868, Ohio.
2. LELEROELA MARTHA ALLEN, b. February 18, 1870, Jackson Township, Pike County, Ohio.
3. JAMES PERLY ALLEN, b. October 21, 1872, Pike County, Ohio, m. DELLA M. (unknown last name), 1900.
4. WILLIAM J. ALLEN, b. 1873.
5. FLORENCE ALLEN, b. April 1875, Ohio, m. JOHN L. STEINER, October 3, 1895, Madison County, Indiana.
6. JOSEPH ALLEN, b. 1876.
7. MINNIE ALLEN, b. 1879.
8. CHARLES O. ALLEN, b. September 19, 1882.

On page 37 of the 1860 census for Bloom Township in Scioto County, Ohio (dated July 27, 1860), Samuel Allen is found living in the home of his brother James. James C. Allen is listed as the head of the household for house #269, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 23 years old. Also listed are Lucinda Allen (born in Virginia, age 60), Martha Allen (born in Ohio, age 20), Elkanah Allen (born in Ohio, age 17), and Samuel Allen (born in Ohio, age 14). They are living next to sister Lydia and her family.

The children of SAMUEL ALLEN and RACHEL CROW are:
1. SAMUEL H. ALLEN JR., b. July 14, 1869, Clarksburg, Ohio.
2. JAMES S. ALLEN, b. March 1, 1873, Madison County, Indiana.
3. DELLA B. ALLEN, b. October 4, 1875, Madison County, Indiana, m. JASPER EMMONS, October 19, 1895, Madison County, Indiana.
4. HARRY S. ALLEN, b. September 5, 1879, Madison County, Indiana.
5. MAUDE D. ALLEN, b. December 28, 1881, Madison County, Indiana, m. ALBERT BEDFORD, November 4, 1903, Madison County, Indiana.
6. CLINTON S. ALLEN, b. January 25, 1883, Madison County, Indiana.
7. NELLIE D. ALLEN, b. March 31, 1885, Madison County, Indiana, m. (unknown first name) HANSON.
8. CHARLES S. ALLEN, b. November 30, 1887, Madison County, Indiana.
9. CHESTER S. ALLEN, b. July 2, 1890, Madison County, Indiana.
10. LUCY D. ALLEN, b. March 26, 1892, Madison County, Indiana, m. (unknown first name) WILHIDE.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 80 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

Milton Tackett was the brother of Lettie Tackett.

According to his death certificate, Milton Tackett died September 26, 1945 in Falcon from endocarditis. Also on this certificate, his birthplace is listed as Kentucky, his birthdate as July 2, 1867, his marital status as widowed, his occupation as farmer, his parents as Levi Tackett (b. Kentucky) and Susie Tackett (b. Kentucky), the informant as John L. Adams of Salyersville, Kentucky, the doctor as B.R. Conley [Byron Richard Conley], and the burial place as Leatha, Kentucky.

On pages 2 & 3 of the 1880 census for District 126 (Precinct 8 - State Road Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 2 & 3, 1880), Levi Tackett is listed as the head of the household for house #19, he's a farmer, born in Tennessee, father born unknown, mother born in Tennessee, and he's 60 years old. Also listed are Susanna (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, age 50), Milton J. (son, born in Kentucky, age 12), George W. (son, born in Kentucky, age 11), Sarah Tackett (mother-in-law, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, age 74), William Shavers (son-in-law, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Virginia, age 30), Westina Shavers (wife, born in Kentucky, age 23), Jackson Shavers (son, born in Kentucky, age 3), Sarah F. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2), and Mary E. (daughter, born in February of 1880, age 3 months).

On page 13 of the 1900 census for District 54 (Bloomington) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 8, 1900), Milton Tackett is listed as the head of the household for house #110, he's a farmer, born in July of 1867 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 12 years, and he's 32 years old. Also listed are Virginia (wife, born in October of 1869 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 3 children and all are still living, age 30), Nevada (daughter, born in June of 1889 in Kentucky, age 10), Sousan (daughter, born in November of 1893 in Kentucky, age 6), and Levi (son, born in August of 1897 in Kentucky, age 2).

On page 30 of the 1910 census for District 104 (Flat Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated May 13, 1910), Milton S. Tackett is listed as the head of the household for house #260, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 22 years, and he's 42 years old. Also listed are Virginia (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 5 children and all are still living, age 40), Nevada (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 20), Susanah (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 17), Levi (son, born in Kentucky, age 13), George W. (son, born in Kentucky, age 9), and Bertha (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 5).

On page 13 of the 1920 census for District 72 (Flat Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 9, 1920), Milton Tackett is listed as the head of the household for house #107, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 53 years old. Also listed are Virginia (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 49), Nevada (daughter, single, born in Kentucky, age 30), Levi (son, single, farmer, born in Kentucky, age 22), George (son, born in Kentucky, age 18), Bertha (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 15), and Othie Tackett (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6).

On page 23 of the 1930 census for District 77-4 (Magisterial District No. 2) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 18, 1930), Milt Tackett is listed as the head of the household for house #173, he's a laborer in a park, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 22, and he's 63 years old. Also listed are Virginia (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 18, age 59), Nevada (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 40), Authie Tackett (grandson, born in Kentucky, age 16), and Ed Tackett (grandson, born in Kentucky, age 10). Authie and Ed are the sons of Nevada.

The children of VIRGINIA CRACE and MILTON TACKETT are:
1. NEVADA TACKETT, b. June 1889, Kentucky, d. 1973, m. CLAY CONLEY.
2. SUSANNAH TACKETT, b. November 1893, Kentucky, d. 1964, m. PARIS HOWARD.
3. LEVI TACKETT, b. August 27, 1897, Kentucky, d. 1964, m. ANNA LEE CONLEY.
4. GEORGE W. TACKETT, b. August 9, 1901, Kentucky, d. January 1973, Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. BERTHA BORDERS.
5. BERTHA TACKETT, b. November 12, 1904, Kentucky, d. February 1983, Zoe, Lee County, Kentucky, m. BILL BARKER.

Notes: According to the book "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society (page 80), "Nevada Tackett b. Jun 1889 d. 1973 m. Clay Conley." Her 2 children are listed as Othie and Edd Conley. Kentucky records couldn't be found that show that she married Clay Conley or that the childrens' last name was Conley.

On page 13 of the 1920 census for District 72 (Flat Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 9, 1920), Nevada and her daughter are found living with Nevada's parents. Milton Tackett is listed as the head of the household for house #107, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 53 years old. Also listed are Virginia (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 49), Nevada (daughter, single, born in Kentucky, age 30), Levi (son, single, farmer, born in Kentucky, age 22), George (son, born in Kentucky, age 18), Bertha (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 15), and Othie Tackett (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6).

On page 23 of the 1930 census for District 77-4 (Magisterial District No. 2) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 18, 1930), Nevada Tackett and her 2 children are still found living in the home of her parents. Milt Tackett is listed as the head of the household for house #173, he's a laborer in a park, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 22, and he's 63 years old. Also listed are Virginia (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 18, age 59), Nevada (daughter, single, not working, born in Kentucky, age 40), Authie Tackett (grandson, born in Kentucky, age 16), and Ed Tackett (grandson, born in Kentucky, age 10).

The children of NEVADA TACKETT and CLAY CONLEY are:
1. OTHIE TACKETT, b. December 26, 1913, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Othie Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Luvada Tackett.
2. EDGAR TACKETT, b. June 12, 1920, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Edgar Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Nevada Tackett.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

Paris Howard was the brother of Christy H. Howard.

Wiley Howard's wife's maiden name was reportedly Susan Hall.

When Paris Howard's World War I draft registration card was filled out on June 5, 1917 in Letcher County, Kentucky, he stated that he was a miner working for The Consolidation Coal Company in Jenkins, Letcher County, that he was married, and that he was born February 25, 1893 in Lacy, Letcher County. He was found to be tall, of medium build, and he had blue eyes and dark-colored hair. Not being able to read or write, he signed the card with an "X."

According to Kentucky death record transcripts, Parris Howard died May 11, 1956 in Johnson County at the age of 63. He was living in Magoffin County at the time of his death.

On page 5 of the 1900 census for District 54 (Bloomington) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 4, 1900), Wiley Howard is listed as the head of the household for house #38, he's a farmer, born in March of 1866 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 16 years, and he's 34 years old. Also listed are Sousan (wife, born in February of 1862 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 9 children and all are still living, age 38), William (son, born in September of 1884 in Kentucky, age 15), Thomas (son, born in June of 1886 in Kentucky, age 13), Christa (son, born in January of 1888 in Kentucky, age 12), Irena (daughter, born in January of 1890 in Kentucky, age 10), Mary A. (daughter, born in February of 1892 in Kentucky, age 8), Paris (son, born in December of 1894 in Kentucky, age 5), Sarah J. (daughter, born in November of 1896 in Kentucky, age 3), Violet (daughter, born in February of 1897 in Kentucky, age 3), and James (son, born in November of 1898 in Kentucky, age 1). It would seem that the birthdate of either Sarah or Violet would have to be wrong, since they are born only 3 months apart. In the 1910 census Wiley is a widower and Violet is living at home, but Sarah isn't.

On page 13 of the 1920 census for District 72 (Flat Fork) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 9, 1920), Paris Howard is listed as the head of the household for house #108, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 25 years old. Also listed are Susan (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 26), and Virgie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 1).

On page 23 of the 1930 census for District 77-4 (Magisterial District No. 2) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 18, 1930), Paris Howard is listed as the head of the household for house #172, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 22, and he's 35 years old. Also listed are Susie (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 21, age 34), Vergie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 11), Milton (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Bessie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6), Josie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 4 years 7 months [hard to read]), and Alec (son, born in Kentucky, age 2 years 4 months). They are living next to Susie's parents.

The children of SUSAN TACKETT and PARIS HOWARD are:
1. CLAUDIE HOWARD, b. August 8, 1916, Kentucky, d. September 11, 1916, Jenkins, Letcher County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to his death certificate, Claudie Howard died September 11, 1916 in Jenkins from whooping cough. Also on this certificate, his birthdate is listed as August 8, 1916, his parents as Paris Howard (b. Kentucky) and Susie Tackett (b. Kentucky), and the informant as Paris Howard of Burdine, Kentucky.
2. VIRGIE HOWARD, b. November 15, 1918, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Virgia Howard was born November 15, 1918 in Magoffin County to Susan Tackett.
3. MILTON HOWARD, b. December 26, 1920, Magoffin County, Kentucky, d. June 11, 1936, Magoffin County, Kentucky, and is buried in M.S. Tackett Cemetery in Leatha, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Milt Howard was born in December 26, 1920 in Magoffin County to Susan Tackett.
   According to his death certificate, Milton Howard died June 11, 1936 in Magoffin County after being struck by lightning. Also on this certificate, his birthplace is listed as Magoffin County, Kentucky, his birthdate as December 26, 1920, his parents as Paris Howard (b. Magoffin County) and Susanna Tackett (b. Magoffin County), and the informant as Paris Howard of Leatha, Kentucky.
4. BESSIE HOWARD, b. 1923, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Bessie Howard was born in Magoffin County to Susan Tackett.
5. JOSIE HOWARD, b. 1925, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Josie Howard was born in Magoffin County to Susan Tackett.
6. ALEX HOWARD, b. 1927, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Alex Howard was born in Magoffin County to Susan Tackett.
7. HAROLD HOWARD, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Harold Howard was born in Magoffin County to Susanna Tackett.
8. DELORES HOWARD, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Deloras Howard was born in Magoffin County to Susann Tackett.
9. ZOLLIE HOWARD.
10. EARL HOWARD.
11. MEARL HOWARD.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on pages 81 & 135 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

When Levi Tackett's World War I draft registration card was filled out on September 12, 1918 in Magoffin County, Kentucky, he stated that he was a farmer working for Milt Tackett [his father] in Cyrus, Magoffin County, that his closest relative was Milt Tackett, and that he was born August 27, 1897. He was found to be of medium height and slender build, and he had brown eyes and light-colored hair. Not being able to read or write, he signed the card with an "X."

On page 17 of the 1930 census for District 67-9 (Jenkins) in Letcher County, Kentucky (dated April 7, 1930), Levi Tackett is listed as the head of the household for family #174, he's a parts man in for Jenkins City, born in Kentucky, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 24, and he's 31 years old. Also listed are Anne L. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 21, age 28), George J. (son, born in Kentucky, age 5), Floyd (son, born in Kentucky, age 3), and Milton (son, born in Kentucky, age [unreadable]).

The children of LEVI TACKETT and ANNIE CONLEY are:
1. GEORGE JUNIOR TACKETT, b. 1925, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. YVONNE GILBERT.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, George J. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Anna Conley.
2. FLOYD JACKSON TACKETT, b. April 6, 1927, Magoffin County, Kentucky, d. April 12, 1999, Staffordsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in Mine Fork, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. OPAL LEMASTER.
3. MILTON TACKETT, b. Kentucky.
4. CLAY F. TACKETT, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. (1) GARNETT COLUMBUS, m. (2) INEZ (unknown last name).
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Clay F. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Anna Conley.
5. VIRGINIA LOUISE TACKETT, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. WILLIE "BILL" BORDERS.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Virginia L. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Anna Conley.
6. MARGARET MAGDELINE TACKETT, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. EMMETT ADAMS.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Margarate M. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Annie Conley.
7. ALICE MAE TACKETT, b. September 15, 1936, Magoffin County, Kentucky, d. May 30, 2010, Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in Ivyton, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. (1) WARNIE G. SALYER. He was b. March 23, 1924, d. May 4, 1982. She m. (2) DELMER F. DUTTON.
   Notes: Alice Tackett's name is listed as Alice Dutton in her brother Floyd's obituary when he died in 1999. According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Alice M. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Annie Conley.
   According to her obituary, Alice Mae Tackett Salyer Dutton (age 73), daughter of the late Levi and Annie Conley Tackett, was born September 15, 1936 in Magoffin County, died May 30, 2010 in Paul B. Hall Regional Medical Center in Paintsville, and was buried in Salyer Family Cemetery in Ivyton. She was preceded in death by her 1st husband, Warnie G. Salyer; 2nd husband, Delmer F. Dutton; 3 brothers, George Junior Tackett, Clay Tackett, and Floyd Tackett; and 1 sister, Virginia Borders. She was survived by 2 sons, Mike Salyer (Salyersville) and Jackie Dwayne Salyer (Quinter, Kansas); 1 brother, Everett Tackett (Marion, Ohio); 2 sisters, Margaret Adams (Marion, Ohio) and Alka Swihart (Salyersville); 6 grandchildren; and 6 great-grandchildren. (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)
8. ALKIE FAE TACKETT, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. RICHARD SWINEHEART. He was b. March 25, 1932, d. November 27, 1983.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Alkie F. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Anna Conley.
9. EVERETT RAY TACKETT, m. LORETTA FAYE CONLEY.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

According to Social Security death record transcripts, George Tackett was born August 9, 1901, and died in January of 1973. His last place of residence was in Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky.

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Bertha Tackett was born October 29, 1906, and died in October of 1984. Her last place of residence was in Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky.

According to Kentucky death record transcripts, Bertha B. Tackett died October 19, 1984 in Magoffin County at the age of 77.

On page 23 of the 1930 census for District 77-4 (Magisterial District No. 2) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 18, 1930), George Tackett is listed as the head of the household for house #171, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, first married at age 26, and he's 27 years old. Also listed is Bertha (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 22, age 23).

The children of GEORGE TACKETT and BERTHA BORDERS are:
1. LEATHA MAE TACKETT, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. BOB CARR.
2. MITCHELL TACKETT, m. STELLA TACKETT.
3. MERLENE TACKETT, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. CLAYTON TACKETT.
4. PAULINE KAY TACKETT, m. CARL HOWARD.
5. OPAL JEAN TACKETT, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. CALVIN LEMASTER.
6. KAY TACKETT, m. DOLPHIE ISAAC.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

According to Social Security record transcripts, Bertha Barker was born November 12, 1904, and died in February of 1983. She received her Social Security card in 1962 in Kentucky, and her last place of residence was in Zoe, Lee County, Kentucky.

According to Kentucky death record transcripts, William A. Barker died January 27, 1970 in Fayette County, Kentucky at the age of 72. He was living in Lee County at the time of his death.

The children of BERTHA TACKETT and BILL BARKER are:
1. JIM BARKER.
2. BERNARD BARKER, b. June 1, 1930, Floyd County, Kentucky, d. April 20, 1936, Falcon, Magoffin County, Kentucky, buried in Leatha, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Bernard Barker was born June 1, 1930 in Floyd County to Bertha Tackitt.
   According to his death certificate, Bernard Barker died April 20, 1936 in Falcon from dyptheria. Also on this certificate, his birthdate is listed as June 8, 1930, his parents as Bill Barker (b. Kentucky) and Bertha Tackett (b. Kentucky), and the informant as Bill Barker of Falcon, Kentucky.
3. HAROLD D. BARKER, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Herald Barker was born in Magoffin County to Bertha Tackett.
4. JEAN BARKER.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Leatha M. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Bertha Borders.

The child of LEATHA TACKETT and BOB CARR is:
1. ROBBIE CARR.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

The children of MITCHELL TACKETT and STELLA TACKETT are:
1. WILMA TACKETT, m. LARRY WAYNE ADAMS, son of ETHEL M. CONLEY and CHESTER C. ADAMS.
2. MIKE TACKETT, m. ANNETTE SPUR.
3. ANTHONY TACKETT.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Merlene G. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Bertha Borders.

The children of MERLENE TACKETT and CLAYTON TACKETT are:
1. C.J. TACKETT, m. DIANE HUNLEY.
2. DAVID TACKETT, m. JENNIFER HENSLEY.
3. DONA TACKETT, m. ANTHONY WARD.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

The children of PAULINE TACKETT and CARL HOWARD are:
1. VIVIAN HOWARD, m. BENNIE LEMASTER.
2. VON HOWARD, m. ROBERT F. "BOBBY" WHEELER.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Opal G. Tackett was born in Magoffin County to Bertha Borders.

The child of OPAL TACKETT and CALVIN LEMASTER is:
1. LANCE LEMASTER.

Notes: Information on this family can be found on page 81 of "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society.

The children of KAY TACKETT and DOLPHIE ISAAC are:
1. CHRISTOPHER ISAAC.
2. NATHAN ISAAC.

Notes: According to Kentucky birth records, Hiram Conly was born March 1, 1852 in Johnson County to John Conly and Peggy Blare. Under comments it says "not named."

According to Kentucky marriage record transcripts, Hiram Conley married Mary Ann Estep on December 11, 1871 in Lawrence County.

According to her obituary, Mary Ann Estep Conley (age 96), daughter of Sam and Alma Bowen Estep, was born February 6, 1853 in Johnson County, died July 20, 1949 in the home of her son, Green, in Van Lear, Johnson County, and was buried in the Hager Hill Cemetery in Hager Hill, Johnson County, Kentucky. She was the widow of Hiram F. Conley, who preceded her in death 52 years prior, and was survived by 6 daughters; Mrs. Josephine Ward (Paintsville), Mrs. Lydia Adams (Pearly, Virginia), Mrs. Mintie Webb (West Van Lear), Mrs. Lula McFaddin (Paintsville), Mrs. Addie Blair (Hager Hill), Mrs. Barbara Webb (Paintsville); 5 sons, Hayden Conley (Hager Hill), John B. Conley (Pearly, Virginia), Green Conley (Van Lear), Marcus Conley (Kingsport, Tennessee), and Bascom Conley (Martin, Kentucky). (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)

On page 9 of the 1860 census for Johnson County, Kentucky (dated June 5, 1860), Samuel Estep is listed as the head of the household for house #56, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 37 years old. Also listed are Elbetine (born in Virginia, age 37), Cisco (born in Virginia, age 16), Barbary A. (born in Virginia, age 15), J.H. (born in Kentucky, age 13), Wm. [William] (born in Kentucky, age 12), John (born in Kentucky, age 11), James (born in Kentucky, age 10), Mary An (born in Kentucky, age 9), G.W. (born in Kentucky, age 8), and Joseph (born in Kentucky, age 7).

On page 2 of the 1870 census for Barnetts Creek in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated June 22, 1870), Samuel Estep is listed as the head of the household for house #13, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 45 year old. Also listed are Alvatine (born in Virginia, age 45), William K. (works on farm, born in Kentucky, age 21), John P. (born in Kentucky, age 20), James (born in Kentucky, age 18), Mary Ann (born in Kentucky, age 16), George [George W.] (born in Kentucky, age 15), and Joseph (born in Kentucky, age 14).

On page 18 & 19 of the 1880 census for District 43 (Paintsville) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated June 15, 1880), Hiram F. Conley is listed as the head of the household for house #271, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 27 years old. Also listed are Mary A. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, age 25), William (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Josephine (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 7), James H. (son, born in Kentucky, age 5), John B. (son, born in Kentucky, age 4), Lydia M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 3), and Daniel G. (son, born in March of 1880 in Kentucky, age 2 months).

On page 23 of the 1900 census for District 38 (Paintsville) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated January 11, 1900), Mary Jane Conley is listed as the head of the household for house #208, she's a farmer, widowed, born in February of 1856 in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, married for 29 years (crossed out), she's given birth to 13 children and 12 are still living, and she's 44 years old. Also listed are Green (son, born in March of 1881 in Kentucky, age 19), Minta (daughter, born in November of 1883 in Kentucky, age 16), Lou (daughter, born in September of 1884 in Kentucky, age 15), Adaline (daughter, born in February of 1886 in Kentucky, age 14), Barber Ellen (daughter, born in June of 1887 in Kentucky, age 12), Marcus (son, born in April of 1889 in Kentucky, age 11), and Bascum [hard to read] (son, born in June of 1892 in Kentucky, age 7).

On page 27 of the 1910 census for District 65 (Paintsville) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated April 30, 1910), Mary A. Conley is listed as the head of the household for house #205, she's a farmer, widowed, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, she's given birth to 13 children and 12 are still living, and she's 50 years old. Also listed are Addie (daughter, single, born in Kentucky, age 22), Marcus (son, single, farm laborer, born in Kentucky, age 21), Sisy (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 18), Bascom (son, born in Kentucky, age 16), and Eva (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 10).

On page 25 of the 1930 census for District 58-3 (Magisterial District No. 1) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated April 12, 1930), Mary Estep Conley is found living in the home of her grandson, in between 2 of her daughters, Josephine and Mintie. Herman D. Webb is listed as the head of the household for family 62a in house #62, he's not working, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 22, and he's 27 years old. Also listed are Eunice (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 15, age 20), Buddy (son, born in Kentucky, age 3), Lowell (son, born in Kentucky, age 1), and Mary Conley (mother-in-law, widowed, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, age 76).

The children of HIRAM CONLEY and MARY ANN ESTEP are:
1. WILLIAM JESSIE CONLEY, b. 1872, Floyd County, Kentucky, d. January 3, 1956, Floyd County, Kentucky, m. HARRIET DELILAH SPEARS.
2. JOSEPHINE CONLEY, b. November, 1874, Kentucky, d. February 15, 1967, Springfield, Clark County, Ohio, m. (1) SAMUEL HENRY CONLEY, m. (2) WILLIAM B. WARD.
3. JAMES HAYDEN CONLEY, b. December 11, 1874, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. August 14, 1966, Jennies Creek, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. MARGARET CATHERINE BLAIR.
4. JOHN B. CONLEY, b. May 5, 1876, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. MINT BARNETT.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth records, John B. Conly was born May 5, 1876 in Johnson County to Hiram F. Conley (b. Johnson County) and Mary A. Estep (b. Johnson County).
5. LYDIA M. CONLEY, b. 1877, Kentucky, m. DOC ADAMS.
6. DANIEL GREEN CONLEY, b. March 23, 1880, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. November 15, 1958, Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in West Van Lear, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. MOLLIE BURKE.
7. ARMINTA "MINTIE" CONLEY, b. November 1883, Kentucky, d. 1960, West Van Lear, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. WALBRIDGE WEBB.
8. LOU CONLEY, b. September 1884, d. January 19, 1964, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. WILLIAM MCFADDIN.
9. ADELAINE CONLEY, b. February 28, 1886, Kentucky, d. April 16, 1973, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, buried in West Van Lear, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. WILLIAM O. BLAIR, son of DAN BLAIR and LENA ESTEP. He was b. March 3, 1896, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. January 27, 1962, Collista, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in West Van Lear, Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to her obituary, Addie Conley Blair (age 87), daughter of the late Harmon and Mary Estep Conley and a resident of Columbus, Ohio, died April 16, 1973 in Columbus after a short illness, and was buried in Cumbo Cemetery in West Van Lear. She was preceded in death by her husband, William O. Blair, in 1962. She was survived by 1 son, Eugene Blair (of Paintsville); and 2 daughters, Loretta Wells (Columbus) and Donna Jean Campbell (Columbus). (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)
   According to his obituary, William Blair (age 65), son of the late Dan and Lena Estep Blair and a minister, was born March 3, 1896 in Johnson County, died January 27, 1962 at home in Collista, and was buried in Cumbo Cemetery in West Van Lear. He was survived by his wife, Mrs. Adeline Conley Blair; a son, Eugene Blair (of Paintsville); and 2 daughters, Mrs. Loretta Wells (Columbus, Ohio) and Mrs. Donna Jean Campbell (Columbus, Ohio). (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)
   According to her obituary, Loretta Blair Wells (age 64), daughter of William O. and Addie Conley Blair and a resident of Whitehall, Ohio, was born June 29, 1917 in Johnson County, died June 13, in University Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, and was buried in Cumbo Cemetery in West Van Lear. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glen Wells, on June 19, 1979. She was survived by 1 son, Woodridge Wells (of Grove City, Ohio); 1 brother, Eugene Blair (Paintsville); 1 sister, Donna Campbell (Columbus); and 1 grandson. (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)
10. BARBARA ELLEN "SISSIE" CONLEY, b. June 20, 1888, Jennies Creek, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. October 11, 1963, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. DAVID WEBB.
11. MARCUS CONLEY, b. April 1889, m. LUCY ADAMS.
12. BASCOM CONLEY, b. June 1892, m. NETTIE WILLIAMS.
13. SAMUEL LEWIS CONLEY.

(This information comes from Joseph Eugene Conley, Joyce Williams Rickens, and other sources)

Notes: On page 5 of the 1900 census for District 144 (Slab Fork) in Wyoming County, West Virginia (dated June 4, 1900), Valitine Acord is listed as the head of the household for house #36, he's a farmer, born in December of 1869 in West Virginia, parents born in West Virginia, married for 12 years, and he's 30 years old. Also listed are Ettie (wife, born in March of 1873 in West Virginia, she's given birth to 4 children and all are still living, age 27), James L. (son, born in June of 1891 in West Virginia, age 9), Denie (son, born in April of 1890 in West Virginia, age 10), Ollie (daughter, born in February of 1892 in West Virginia, age 8), and Vida (daughter, born in October of 1894 in West Virginia, age 5).

On page 30 of the 1910 census for District 203 (Slab Fork) in Wyoming County, West Virginia (dated May 11, 12, & 13, 1910), V.W. Acord is listed as the head of the household for house #270, he's a farmer, born in West Virginia, father born in West Virginia, mother born in Ohio, 1st marriage, married for 23 years, and he's 41 years old. Also listed are Ettie (wife, born in West Virginia, parents born in West Virginia, 1st marriage, she's given birth to 6 children and all are still living, age 37), Leonard (son, born in West Virginia, age 20), Dennie (son, born in West Virginia, age 19), Ollie (daughter, born in West Virginia, age 17), Vida (daughter, born in West Virginia, age 15), Lonnie (son, born in West Virginia, age 5), and Lessie (daughter, born in West Virginia, age 2).

On page 13 of the 1920 census for District 178 (Slab Fork) in Wyoming County, West Virginia (dated February 11 & 12, 1920), V.W. Acord is listed as the head of the household for house #108, he's a farmer, born in West Virginia, parents born in West Virginia, and he's 51 years old. Also listed are Ettie (wife, born in West Virginia, parents born in West Virginia, age 47), Lonnie B. (son, born in West Virginia, age 14), and Lessie J. (son, born in West Virginia, age 12).

The children of ETTIE ALLEN and FELT ACORD are:
1. JAMES LEONARD ACORD, b. June 1890, West Virginia, d. 1957, m. NELLIE COOK, daughter of ISAAC FLOURNEY COOK. She was b. 1891, d. 1987.
2. DENNY ACORD, b. April 1891, West Virginia.
3. OLLIE ACORD, b. February 1892, West Virginia.
4. VIDA ACORD, b. October 1894, West Virginia.
5. LONNIE B. ACORD, b. 1905, West Virginia.
6. LESSIE J.ACORD, b. 1908, West Virginia.

(This information comes from Aaron Allen, Jim Bench, and other sources)

On page 11 of the 1930 census for District 55-12 (Slab Fork) in Wyoming County, West Virginia (dated April 5, 1930), J.L. Acord is listed as the head of the household for house #106, he's an electrician for the railroad, born in West Virginia, parents born in West Virginia, first married at age 23, and he's 40 years old. Also listed are Nellie (wife, born in West Virginia, parents born in West Virginia, first married at 19, age 37), Thelma (daughter, born in West Virginis, age 17), Willis (son, born in West Virginia, age 15), Violet (daughter, born in West Virginia, 13), Vern (son, born in West Virginia, age 13), Jack (son, born in West Virginia, age 10), Billie (son, born in West Virginia, age 7).

The children of JAMES ACORD and NELLIE COOK are:
1. THELMA ACORD, b. 1912, West Virginia.
2. WILLIS ACORD, b. 1914, West Virginia.
3. VIOLET ACORD, b. 1916, West Virginia.
4. VERN ACORD, b. 1917, West Virginia.
5. JACK ACORD, b. 1919, West Virginia.
6. WILLIAM ACORD.

(This information comes from Jim Bench and other sources)

The child of DEMOVILLE KILLIAN and MARY WALTON is:
1. GADDIS "GAD" KILLIAN, b. February 18, 1917, d. November 30, 2008, m. ADA LORENE DOLLAR.

(This information comes from Roland Tate, Ellen Killian McCalman, and other sources)

Notes: According to Kentucky marriage records, James H. Fultz (age 17, b. Carter County) married Sarah A. Conley (age 23, b. Morgan County) on July 29, 1856 in Rowan County.

On page 24 of the 1850 census for Morgan County, Kentucky (dated August 5, 1850), John Fultz is listed as the head of the household for house #140, he's a farmer, born in Virginia, and he's 60 years old. Also listed are Dicy (born in Virginia, age 45), Scott (born in Kentucky, age 17), Clarinda (born in Kentucky, age 15), and James (born in Kentucky, age 10).

On page 11 of the 1860 census for Rowan County, Kentucky (dated June 8, 1860), James Fults is listed as the head of the household for house #77, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 20 years old. Also listed are Sarah A. (born in Kentucky, age 25), Bethany (born in Kentucky, age 2), and John F. (born in Kentucky, age 11 months).

On page 5 of the 1870 census for Precinct 3 in Elliott County, Kentucky (dated July 11, 1870), James Fultz is listed as the head of the household for house #39, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 30 years old. Also listed are Sarah A. (born in Kentucky, age 37), Berthena (born in Kentucky, age 13), John (born in Kentucky, age 10), David (born in Kentucky, age 7), Elizabeth (born in Kentucky, age 4), and James (born in Kentucky, age 2).

On page 5 of the 1880 census for District 21 (Devils Fork) in Elliott County, Kentucky (dated June 7, 1880), James H. Fults is listed as the head of the household for house #37, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 46 years old. Also listed are Sarah A. (wife, born in Kentucky, father born in Virginia, mother born in Kentucky, age 51), Bethany (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 23), John F. (son, born in Kentucky, age 21), David W. (son, born in Kentucky, age 16), Sylvester (son, born in Kentucky, age 7), Amanda (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 5), and James H. Fults (grandson, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 1). James' older brother, Morgan, is in house #34.

The children of SARAH CONLEY and JAMES FULTZ are:
1. BETHANY FULTZ, b. 1858, Kentucky, d. July 10, 1928, buried in Richardson Cemetery, Christy, Rowan County, Kentucky, m. JOHN MAYS.
   Notes: According to her death certificate, Bethena Mays died July 10, 1928 in Rowan County from lobar pneumonia. Also on this certificate, her age is listed as about 73, her marital status as widow, her parents as James Fults (b. Kentucky) and Sarah A. Conley (b. Kentucky), and the informant as Green Fults [Sylvester Green Fultz] of Christy, Kentucky.
2. JOHN F. FULTZ, b. 1859, Kentucky, m. MALLIE MAYS.
3. DAVID W. FULTZ, b. 1863, Kentucky, m. MARTHA ADKINS.
4. MARY ELIZABETH FULTZ, b. March 1865, Elliott County, Kentucky, m. MACFARLAND ADKINS.
5. JAMES FULTZ, b. 1868, Kentucky.
6. SYLVESTER GREEN FULTZ, b. 1873, Kentucky.
7. AMANDA FULTZ, b. 1875, Kentucky.

(This information comes from Barbara Scott Krafczyk and other sources)

Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Fred Ramey was born September 29, 1912 in Johnson County to Irene May.

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Fred Ramey was born September 29, 1912, and died November 18, 2002, His last place of residence was in New Washington, Crawford County, Ohio.

According to Ohio death record transcripts, Fred Ramey was born September 29, 1912 in Kentucky, and died November 18, 2002 in Bucyrus Community Hospital in Bucyrus, Crawford County, at the age of 90. His father's surname is listed as Ramey and his mother's maiden name is May. He was widowed when at the time of his death.

Notes: According to the book "The Conley Clan of Eastern Kentucky," published and sold by The Magoffin County Historical Society, "Jerry Franklin Caudill b. 1879 d. 1907 m. Junie May dau of Sam May and Sarah Katherine 'Kate' Fairchild May."

According to Kentucky birth records, Jerry Caudill was born December 23, 1878 in Johnson County to William Caudill and Elzabeth Spradlin.

According to her obituary, Junie May Ramey (age 65), died February 1, 1950 at home in Riceville, and was buried in Riceville Cemetery. She was survived by her husband, Asa Ramey; 5 sons, Emerson Caudill (of Riceville), Ray Ramey (Riceville), Sam Ramey (Belle Center, Ohio), Fred Ramey, (Willard, Ohio), and Raymond Ramey (Ann Arbor, Michigan); 3 daughters, Mrs. Dortha Hughes (Brainard, Kentucky), Mrs. Elree Adams (Wheelersburg, Kentucky), and Madge Caudill (Tyro, Ohio); 2 brothers, Willie May (Whitaker, Kentucky) and Claude May (Asa, Kentucky); and 1 sister, Mrs. Otto Pratt (Paintsville). (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)

The children of JERRY CAUDILL and JUNE MAY are:
1. ELBERT CAUDILL, b. 1904, d. 1905.
2. EMERSON CAUDILL, b. 1906, d. 1959, m. RUBY TRIMBLE, daughter of GRANT TRIMBLE and PATIENCE WILLIAMS.
   Notes: Ruby Trimble was the sister of Arthur Trimble.

Notes: According to his death certificate, there was an unnamed male that was stillborn July 4, 1936 to Lindsey Williams and Viola Ramey.

When Linzie Boyd Williams' World War I draft registration card was filled out, he stated that he was a farmer and laborer in Riceville, Johnson County, Kentucky, that he was married, and that he was born September 15, 1894 in Asa, Kentucky. He was found to be of medium height and build, and he had blue eyes and brown hair.

According to her obituary, Viola Ramey Williams (age 79), daughter of Nathaniel and Sarah Blair Ramey, had been living in Springfield, Ohio, for the year prior to her death. She died July 10, 1979 at home, and was buried in Melvin Cemetery in Staffordsville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lindsey B. Williams, in October of 1977. She was survived by 3 sons, James Williams (of Springfield), Edward Williams (Springfield), and Elmon (Dayton, Ohio); 2 daughters, Mrs. Ray (Bethel) Caudill (Paintsville) and Mrs. Lowell (Betty) Pelphrey (Sarasota, Florida); 1 brother, Edward Ramey (Paintsville); 2 sisters, Mrs. Rushie Witten (Paintsville), and Mrs. Clara Webb (Warsaw, Indiana); 2 half-brothers; 3 half-sisters; 18 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Viola Williams was born December 5, 1899, and died in July of 1979. She received her Social Security card prior to 1951 in Ohio, and her last place of residence was in West Van Lear, Johnson County, Kentucky.

According to Ohio death record transcripts, Viola Williams was born about 1900 in Kentucky, and died July 10, 1979 at home in Springfield, Clark County, at the age of 79. She was widowed at the time of her death.

According to his obituary, Lindsey B. Williams (age 83), son of James and Serena Saylor Williams, was a retired miner. He was born September 15, 1894 in Johnson County, died October 21, 1977 at home in West Van Lear, and was buried in Melvin Cemetery in Staffordsville. He was survived by his wife, Viola Ramey Williams; 3 sons, James Haskel Williams (of Springfield, Ohio), Edward Earl Williams (Springfield, Ohio), and Elmon Clay Williams (Tipp City, Ohio); 2 daughters, Mrs. Bethel Caudill [Sarah Bethel Williams Caudill] (East Point] and Mrs. Betty Pelphrey [Betty R. Williams Pelphrey] (Sarasota, Florida); 3 sisters, Mrs. Pearl McKnight [Pearl Williams McKnight] (Ashland), Mrs. Esta Saylor [Esta William Saylor] (Urbana, Ohio), and Mrs. Ethel Jackson [Ethel Williams Jackson] (Rochester, Indiana); 17 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Lindsey Williams was born September 15, 1894, and died in November of 1977. His last place of residence was in West Van Lear, Johnson County, Kentucky.

According to Kentucky death record transcripts, Lindsey B. Williams died October 21, 1977 in Johnson County at the age of 83.

On page 5 of the 1920 census for District 40 (Riceville) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated January 23 & 24), Linzie B. Williams is listed as the head of the household for house #42, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 25 years old. Also listed are Viola (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 20), Sarah B. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 2 years 4 months), and Myrtle M. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6 months).

On page 38 of the 1930 census for District 58-4 (Magisterial District No. 1) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated April 23 & 24, 1930), Lindsey Williams is listed as the head of the household for house #357, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 22, and he's 35 years old. Also listed are Viola (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 17, age 30), Bethel (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 12), James H. (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Junior (son, born in Kentucky, age 4 year 4 months), Elmon (son, born in Kentucky, age 1), and Edward Ramey (brother-in-law, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 14).

The children of VIOLA RAMEY and LINDSEY WILLIAMS are:
1. SARAH BETHEL WILLIAMS, b. August 22, 1917, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. RAY CAUDILL.
2. MYRTLE M. WILLIAMS, b. 1919, Kentucky, d. before 1930.
3. JAMES HASKEL WILLIAMS, b. 1922, Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: James Williams was a veteran of World War II.
   According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, James H. Williams was born in Johnson County to Viola Ramey.
4. LINDSEY BOYD WILLIAMS JR., b. October 20, 1924, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. February 11, 1945, France.
5. ELMON CLAY WILLIAMS, b. 1928, Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Elmor C. Williams was born in Johnson County to Viola Ramey.
6. BETTY R. WILLIAMS, b. Johnson County, Kentucky, m. (unknown first name) PELPHREY.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Betty R. Williams was born in Johnson County to Viola Williams.
7. EDWARD EARL WILLIAMS, b. Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Edward E. Williams was born in Johnson County to Viola Ramey.
8. JOHN WILLIAMS, b. Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, John Williams was born in Johnson County to Viola Ramey.
9. JOE WILLIAMS, b. December 28, 1937, Hager Hill, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. December 28, 1937, Hager Hill, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in Hager Hill, Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Joe Williams was born December 28, 1937 in Johnson County to Viola Ramey.
   According to his death certificate, Joe Williams was stillborn on December 28, 1937 in Hager Hill.
10. BARBARA WILLIAMS, b. July 13, 1939, Hager Hill, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. July 13, 1939, Hager Hill, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in Hager Hill, Johnson County, Kentucky.
    Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Barbara Williams was born July 13, 1939 in Johnson County to Viola Ramey.
    According to her death certificate, Barbara Williams was stillborn on July 13, 1939 in Hager Hill.

Notes: Earnest Honaker was a descendant of Hans Jacob Honaker (Hans, Nicholas, Nancy, Henry, Martin, James, Earnest). He was also the brother of Martin V. Honaker, and of Thomas Honaker, who married Myrtie's sister, Nora.

When Ernst Honaker's World War I draft registration card was filled out on September 12, 1918 in Johnson County, Kentucky, he stated that he was a brakeman for the railroad in Riceville, Johnson County, that his closest relative was Mrs. Mytie Honaker of Riceville, and that he was born June 28, 1885. He was found to be tall, of medium build, and he had blue eyes and brown hair.

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Myrtie Henniker was born November 16, 1885, and died in March of 1973. She recieved her Social Security card in Michigan, in 1966 and her last place of residence was in Holt, Ingham County, Michigan.

According to Michigan death record transcripts, Mayrie V. Henniker was born November 16, 1985 [mistake], and died March 21, 1973 in Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan. She was living in Delhi, Ingham County, at the time of her death.

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Earn Honaker was born June 28, 1885, and died in October of 1966. He recieved his Social Security card prior to 1951 through the Railroad Board, and his last place of residence was in Stockbridge, Ingham County, Michigan.

On pages 67 & 68 of the 1900 census for District 53 (Salyersville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated June 3, 1900), James P. Honaker is listed as the household for house #584, he's a farmer, born in November of 1862 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 17 years, and he's 37 years old. Also listed are Rebecca (wife, born in March of 1861 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 17 years, she's given birth to 8 children and 4 are still living, age 39), Martin (son, born in January of 1884 in Kentucky, age 16), Earnest (son, born in June of 1885 in Kentucky, age 14), Thomas (son, born in December of 1886 in Kentucky, age 13), and Lizzie (daughter, born in January of 1899 in Kentucky, age 1).

On page 15 of the 1910 census for District 103 (Ivyton) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated May 3, 1910), Earney Honaker is listed as the head of his family in house #137, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, married for 5 years, and he's 24 years old. Also listed are Myrtie (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, she's given birth to 3 children and 2 are still living, age 25), Roy (son, born in Kentucky, age 2), and Ralph (son, born in Kentucky, age 1). They are living next to Myrtie's brother, Henry.

On page 2 of the 1920 census for District 40 (Riceville) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated January 22 & 23, 1920), Earnest Honaker is listed as the head of the household for house #16, he's a brakeman for the railroad, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 35 years old. Also listed are Myrtie (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 35), Roy (son, born in Kentucky, age 12), Ralph (son, born in Kentucky, age 10), Lana (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 9), Raymond (son, born in Kentucky, age 7), May (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 6), June (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 4 years 4 months), Thelma (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 3 years 8 months), and Robert (son, born in Kentucky, age 1 year).

On page 35 of the 1930 census for District 77-9 (Magisterial District No. 4) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 19, 1930), Earnie Honaker is listed as the head of the household for house #307, he's a brakeman for the railroad, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 19, and he's 45 years old. Also listed are Myrtle (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 20, age 46), Ralph (son, single, laborer in a lumber yard, born in Kentucky, age 21), Ramey (son, born in Kentucky, age 18), May (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 1), Juno (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 14), Thelma (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 13), Dolly (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 10), Olga L. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 7 years 5 months), Jay C. (son, born in Kentucky, age 6 years 3 months), and Teddy (son, born in Kentucky, age 1 year 6 months).

The children of MYRTIE RAMEY and EARNIE HONAKER are:
1. ROY HONAKER, b. April 1, 1907, Kentucky, d. April 1982, Wolcottville, Lagrange County, Indiana, m. ANNA LEWIS.
2. RALPH HONAKER, b. 1909, Kentucky.
3. LONA HONAKER, b. October 25, 1910, Kentucky, d. November 12, 1993, Willard, Huron County, Ohio, m. HARMON SALYER.
4. RAYMOND HONAKER, b. February 27, 1912, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Raymond Honaker was born February 27, 1912 in Magoffin County to Myrtie Ramsey.
5. DIXIE MAY HONAKER, b. September 13, 1913, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Dixie Honaker was born September 13, 1913 in Magoffin County to Myrtie Ramey.
6. JUNE HONAKER, b. August 12, 1915, Riceville, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. April 30, 2004, Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in Salyersville, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. (1) JOHNNY ADAMS, m. (2) ASHLAND "GOOSE EYE" MCFARLAND.
   Notes: Ashland "Goose Eye" McFarland could possibly be the Ashland McFarland that was the son of Julia Merrill Conley and Clinton A. McFarland.
   According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, June Honaker was born August 12, 1915 in Johnson County to Myrlie Ramey.
   According to her obituary, Junie Honaker McFarland (age 88), daughter of the late Ernest and Myrtle Sue Ramey Honaker, was a cook with the Magoffin County School System until her retirement. She was born August 12, 1915 in Riceville, died April 30, 2004 in Paul B. Hall Regional Medical Center in Paintsville, and was buried in Bluegrass Cemetery in Salyersville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ashland "Goose Eye" McFarland. She was survived by 3 sons, Ernest Eugene Adams (of Ashland), Paul T. Adams (Salyersville), and Robert Lee Adams (Cascade, Maryland); 3 daughters, Mary Ruth Conley, (Salyersville), Deborah Lynn Howard (Salyersville), and Pamela Sue Blanton (Springfield, Ohio); 1 sister, Olga Lee McKenzie (Paintsville); 20 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and 1 great-great-grandchild. (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)
   According to his obituary, Earnest E. "Gene" Adams [Earnest Eugene "Gene" Adams] (age 73), son of the late Johnny and Junie Honaker Adams, was a service man with B.W. Gas, and a resident of Ashland, Kentucky, at the time of his death. He was born November 17, 1934 in Johnson County, and died June 22, 2008 in King's Daughters' Medical Center in Ashland. He was preceded in death by 1 son, Michael Adams; 1 brother, Paul Thomas Adams; and a sister, Faye Helton. He was survived by his wife, Rachel Slone Adams; 4 sons, David Neal Adams (of Catlettsburg); Gary Dale Adams (Ashland), Everett E. Adams (Ashland), and Kenneth E. Adams (Ashland); 1 brother, Robert Lee Adams (Maryland); 2 sisters, Mary Ruth Conley (Salyersville), Debbie Howard (Mt. Sterling); 7 grandchildren; and 2 great-grandchildren. (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)
7. THELMA HONAKER, b. 1916, Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Thelma Honaker was born in Johnson County to Myrtle Ramey.
8. ROBERT HONAKER, b. 1919, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. April 1, 1920, Riceville, Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to his death certificate, Robert Honaker died April 1, 1920 in Riceville from measles. Also on this certificate, his birthplace is listed as Johnson County, his birthdate as April 1, 1920 [mistake], his age as 4 months and 25 days, his parents as Earnie Honaker (b. Magoffin County) and Myrtie Ramey (b. Johnson County), the informant as Earnie Honaker of Riceville, Kentucky, and the doctor as Grant Rice [Ulysses Grant Rice].
9. DOLLIE B. HONAKER, b. 1920, Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Dollie B. Honaker was born in Johnson County to Murtie Ramey.
10. OLGA LEE HONAKER, b. 1922, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. (unknown first name) MCKENZIE.
    Notes: Olga Honaker's name is listed as Olga Lee McKenzie in her sister June's obituary.
    According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Olga L. Honaker was born in Johnson County to Myrtie Ramey.
11. JAMES C. HONAKER, b. 1924, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
    Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, James C. Honaker was born in Magoffin County to Myrtle Ramey.
12. TED HONAKER, b. 1928, Magoffin County, Kentucky.
    Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Ted Honaker was born in Magoffin County to Myrtie Ramey.

Notes: Nancy Jane Adkins mother's maiden name comes from Nancy's step-brother James McDaniel's death certificate. According to this certificate, James died April 11, 1914 in Smoky Valley, Carter County, Kentucky, from chronic nephritis. His birthdate is listed as Elliott County, his birthdate as December 5, 1853, his marital status as married, his wife as Mary McDaniel, his parents as Bill McDaniel (b. Virginia) and Anna Wilburn (b. Kentucky), and the informant as D.T. McDaniel of Smokey Valley, Kentucky. William and Anna McDaniel were found in 1860 living in house #73 in Precinct 1 in Elliott County.

According to her death certificate, Nancy J. Adkins Cantrell died September 23, 1923 in Low Gap from paralysis. Also on this certificate, her birthplace is listed as Kentucky, her birthdate as November 8, 1835, her marital status as widowed, her parents as Jasper Adkins (b. unknown) and "Annie -" (b. unknown), and the informant as Tom Cantrell of Win, Kentucky.

On page 109 of the 1850 census for Morgan County, Kentucky (dated September 9, 1850), Anna Adkins is listed as the head of the household for house #706, she's not working, born in Virginia, and she's 26 years old. Also listed are Jasper (born in Virginia, age 6), Nancy (born in Virginia, age 5), and Mary (born in Virginia, age 2).

On page 83 of the 1860 census for District 1 in Morgan County, Kentucky (dated July 20, 1860), Elijah Cantrill is listed as the head of the household for house #511, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 25 years old. Also listed is Nancy (born in Kentucky, age 15).

On page 37 of the 1860 census for District 1 in Morgan County, Kentucky (dated June 23, 1860), Nancy Jane Adkins is found living with her mother who has remarried. This census page is dated a month before the one di"RECT"ly above, when Nancy was found to be married. William McDaniel is listed as the head of the household for house #224, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 40 years old. Also listed are Anna (born in Kentucky, age 39), Persillers [Priscilla] (born in Kentucky, age 16), Elizabeth (born in Kentucky, age 14), Ellen M. (born in Kentucky, age 7), James M. (born in Kentucky, age 6), William H. (born in Kentucky, age 21, William J. Adkins (born in Kentucky, age 17), and Nancy J. (born in Kentucky, age 15).

On page 25 of the 1870 census for Barnetts Creek in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated July 2, 1870), Elijah Cantrel is listed as the head of the household for house #172, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 32 years old. Also listed are Nancy J. (born in Kentucky, age 23), Henry C. (born in Kentucky, age 9), Wilson (born in Kentucky, age 8), Wm. Jasper (born in Kentucky, age 6), and Mary Ann (born in Kentucky, age 3).

On page 3 of the 1880 census for District 45 (Barnetts Creek) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated June 2, 1880), Elijah Cantrel is listed as the head of the household for house #15, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in North Carolina, and he's 43 years old. Also listed are Nancy J. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, age 33), Henry C. (son, born in Kentucky, age 19), William J. (son, born in Kentucky, age 16), Mary A. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 13), Martha J. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 9), Rachel E. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 7), James H. (son, born in Kentucky, age 5), and Benjamin F. (son, born in Kentucky, age 2).

On page 43 of the 1900 census for District 41 (Magisterial District No. 4) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated June 22, 1900), Lige Cantrill is listed as the head of the household for house #322, he's a farmer, born in December of 1835 in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, married for 37 years, and he's 64 years old. Also listed are Nancy Ja (wife, born in October of 1846 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 37 years, she's given birth to 9 children and 7 are still living, age 54), James (son, widowed, farm laborer, born in May of 1876 in Kentucky, age 24), Thomas (son, born in July of 1883 in Kentucky, age 16), Grover (son, born in February of 1886 in Kentucky, age 14), and Roy (grandson, born in March of 1895 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 5).

On page 16 of the 1920 census for District 42 (Low Gap) in Johnson County, Kentucky (dated January 21 & 22, 1920), Nancy is found widowed and living in the home of her son. Tomas A. Cantrell is listed as the head of the household for house #148, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 37 years old. Also listed are Jeula (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, age 32), Rubert (son, born in Kentucky, age 12), Linna (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 11), Bryan (son, born in Kentucky, age 9), Callie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 7), Burns (son, born in Kentucky, age 3 years 6 months), Birl (son, born in Kentucky, age 1 year 7 months), and Nancy A. (mother, widowed, born in Kentucky, parents born in the United States, age 78.

The children of LIGE CANTRELL and NANCY ADKINS are:
1. HENRY C. CANTRELL, b. 1861, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. ELIZABETH CRACE.
2. CHARLES WILSON CANTRELL, b. 1862, Kentucky.
3. WILLIAM JASPER CANTRELL, b. 1864, Kentucky.
4. MARY ANN CANTRELL, b. 1867, Johnson County, Kentucky.
5. MARTHA J. CANTRELL, b. 1871, Kentucky.
6. RACHEL ELLEN CANTRELL, b. November 1873, Johnson County, Kentucky.
7. JAMES HAYDEN "POTSY" CANTRELL, b. May 29, 1875, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. February 16, 1947, Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in Fish Trap, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. (1) SARAH WILLIAMS, 1892. She was b. 1876, Kentucky, d. before 1900. He m. (2) STELLA CHEEK, daughter of ISAIAH CHEEK and MARGARET LOVE.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth records, James H. Cantrell was born May 29, 1875 in Johnson County to Elijah Cantrell (b. Floyd County) and Nancy J. Adkins (b. Morgan County).
   According to his obituary, James Hayden "Potsy" Cantrell (age 70), son of the late Elijah and Nancy Atkinson Cantrell, was a well known farmer and livestock dealer. He was born May 29, 1876 in Win, died February 16, 1947 at home in Paintsville, and was buried in the family cemetery in Fish Trap. He was survived by his wife, Stella Cheek Cantrell; 6 sons, Walter Cantrell (of New Cumberland, Ohio), Ervin Cantrell (Lexington), Earl Cantrell (Paintsville), Clyde Cantrell (Collista), Russell Cantrell (Detroit, Michigan), and Roy Cantrell (a son by a former marriage who lived in Ashland); 3 daughters, Alkie Turner (Ashland), Mrs. Mae Rice (Paintsville), and Mrs. June Holmes (Detroit); 2 brothers, Tom Cantrell (Win) and Grover (Win); 1 sister, Mrs. Ellen Spradlin; and 16 grandchildren. (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)
   According to his obituary, Russell Cantrell (age 33), son of the late James H. and Stella Cheek Cantrell, was a truck driver, a World War II veteran who had been awareded the European, African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon with one bronze star, a good conduct medal, and the World War II victory medal, and had been a resident of Baltimore, Maryland for a year prior to his death. He was born June 13, 1924 in Paintsville, died July 1, 1957 in Baltimore from a heart attack, and was buried in Cantrell Cemetery in Manilla. He was survived by 2 sons, James William Cantrell (of Willow Run, Michigan) and Larry Russell Cantrell (Willow Run); 1 daughter, Sharon Cantrell (Willow Run); 4 brothers, Walter Cantrell (New Cumberland, Ohio), Ervin Cantrell (Columbus, Ohio), Earl Cantrell (Paintsville), and Clyde Cantrell (Collista); and 3 sisters, Mrs. Carl Turner (Flatwoods), Mrs. May Rice (Paintsville), and Mrs. June Barger (Woodstock, New York). (Taken from the obituary page of the The Johnson County Historical & Genealogical Society's Web site.)
8. BENJAMIN F. CANTRELL, b. 1878, Kentucky.
9. THOMAS CANTRELL, b. July 3, 1883, Oil Springs, Johnson County, Kentucky, d. January 3, 1969, Oil Springs, Johnson County, Kentucky, buried in Oil Springs, Johnson County, Kentucky, m. JULIA LOVE.
10. GROVER CANTRELL, b. February 1886, Kentucky.

Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Charles M. Blair was born in Johnson County to Florence Trimble.

The children of CHARLES BLAIR and VIRGINIA HESS are:
1. JAMES WILLIAM BLAIR.
2. DIANA KAYE BLAIR.
3. BETTY JAYNE BLAIR.

The child of CHARLES BLAIR and WILMA WYCUFF is:
4. CHARLES EUGENE BLAIR.

The child of CHARLES BLAIR and SANDY GASTON is:
5. MICHAEL ALLEN BLAIR.

(This information comes from Diana Blair Secrest and other sources)

Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Agnes Ann Blair was born in Johnson County to Florence E. Trimble.

The children of ANN BLAIR and DONALD SAPP are:
1. KEN SAPP.
2. DONNA SAPP, m. (unknown first name) MORGAN.

(This information comes from Diana Blair Secrest and other sources)

Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Barbra E. Blair was born December 15, 1934 in Johnson County to Florence Tremible.

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Barbara Bower was born December 15, 1934, and died July 10, 2002. She received her Social Security card in 1952/54, and her last place of residence was in Logan, Hocking County, Ohio.

According to Ohio death record transcripts, Barbara Ellen Blair Bower was born December 15, 1934 in Kentucky, and died July 10, 2002 in a long-term care facility in Hocking County at the age of 67. Her place of residence is listed as Athens, Athens County, her father's surname as Blair, her mother's maiden name as Trimble, and she was divorced at the time of her death.

The child of BARBARA BLAIR and (unknown first name) BOWER is:
1. JOHN BOWER.

(This information comes from Diana Blair Secrest and other sources)

Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Golda Gertrude Blair was born in Johnson County to Florence E. Trimble.

The children of GOLDIE BLAIR and GEORGE STOUT are:
1. GEORGE STOUT JR.
2. FAUNA STOUT.

(This information comes from Diana Blair Secrest and other sources)

Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Mabel Eldon Blair was born in Johnson County to Florence E. Trinbel.

The children of MABEL BLAIR and THOMAS RATLIFF are:
1. THOMAS M. RATLIFF JR.
2. CHARLES M. RATLIFF.
3. SANDRA LEE RATLIFF, m. (unknown first name) WATKINS.
4. PANSEY ANN RATLIFF, m. (unknown first name) BROWN.

(This information comes from Diana Blair Secrest and other sources)

The children of GAD KILLIAN and ADA DOLLAR are:
1. GERALD KILLIAN.
2. ROGER KILLIAN.
3. ELLEN KILLIAN.
4. REBECCA KILLIAN.

(This information comes from Roland Tate, Ellen Killian McCalman, and other sources)

Notes: Mary Elizabeth Fultz reportedly died in 1904 in Elliott County, Kentucky.

According to his death certificate, Mack Farlin Adkins died September 23, 1911 in Morgan County in an "Accident By Encline Engine. Being Mashed to Death." Also on this certificate, his birthplace is listed as Kentucky, his marital status as married, his parents as Harison Adkins and Becky Click (b. Morgan County), and the informant as Alex Patrick of Wrigley, Kentucky.

On page 46 of the 1860 census for District 1 in Morgan County, Kentucky (dated July 3, 1860), Harrison Adkins is listed as the head of the household for house #279, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 43 years old. Also listed are Rebecca (born in Kentucky, age 34), Melvena [Melvina] (born in Kentucky, age 15), Amanda (born in Kentucky, age 13), Margarett [Margaret] (born in Kentucky, age 11), Mcfarlan (born in Kentucky, age 9), Martha A. (born in Kentucky, age 7), Eliza J. (born in Kentucky, age 6), Eveline (born in Kentucky, age 4), and William H. (born in Kentucky, age 1).

On page 16 of the 1870 census for Precinct 1 in Nicholas County, Kentucky (dated June 21, 1870), Harrison Adkins is listed as the head of the household for house #51, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, and he's 54 years old. Also listed are Rebecca (born in Kentucky, age 50), McFarlan (born in Kentucky, age 17), Eliza J. (born in Kentucky, age 12), Mary E. (born in Kentucky, age 11), Wm. H. (born in Kentucky, age 10), and Hulda (born in Kentucky, age 9).

On page 6 of the 1880 census for District 21 (Devils Fork) in Elliott County, Kentucky (dated June 7, 1880), Mcfarland Adkins is listed as the head of the household for house #40, he's a blacksmith, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 28 years old. Also listed are Mary E. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 17), Rebecca Adkins (mother, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 60), and Jane Adkins [Eliza Jane] (sister, born in Kentucky, age 24). Mary's parents are in house #37.

On page 41 of the 1900 census for District 76 (Magisterial District No. 6) in Morgan County, Kentucky (dated June 23, 1900), Mack C. Adkins is listed as the head of the household for house #318, he's a farmer, born in September of 1846 in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Virginia, married for 20 years, and he's 53 years old. Also listed are Elizabeth (wife, born in March of 1865 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, she's given birth to 10 children and 8 are still living, age 35), William H. (son, born in June of 1882 in Kentucky, age 17), Charles (son, born in April of 1884 in Kentucky, age 16), John (son, born in May of 1886 in Kentucky, age 14), Amanda (daughter, born in June of 1888 in Kentucky, age 11), Mary (daughter, born in June of 1890 in Kentucky, age 9), Daniel B. (son, born in April of 1893 in Kentucky, age 7), Rosco (son, born in February of 1895 in Kentucky, age 5), and Leslie (son, born in November in Kentucky, age 6 months).

On page 4 of the 1910 census for District 46 (Bee Spring) in Edmonson County, Kentucky (dated April 1910), Mack Adkins is found living as a hired farm laborer in house #36 working for a widow. He's widowed, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 58 years old.

The children of ELIZABETH FULTZ and MACK ADKINS are:
1. WILLIAM HARMON ADKINS, b. May 12, 1883, Sandy Hook, Elliott County, Kentucky, d. September 4, 1953, Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, m. LINNIE LEE PENNINGTON.
2. CHARLES ADKINS, b. April 15, 1884, Sandy Hook, Elliott County, Kentucky, m. MARGARET "MEGA" COX.
3. JOHN HARLIN ADKINS, b. May 1886, Sandy Hook, Elliott County, Kentucky, m. MARGARET SPARKS.
4. AMANDA ADKINS, b. June 1888, Sandy Hook, Elliott County, Kentucky, m AMOS BROWN.
5. MARY ADKINS, b. June 1890, Kentucky.
6. DANIEL BOONE ADKINS, b. April 1893, Morgan County, Kentucky, m. SALLY BALDRIDGE.
7. ROSCOE ADKINSb. February 14, 1896, Morgan County, Kentucky, m. IDA PURNELL.
8. LESLIE ADKINS, b. November 1900 [1899], Kentucky.
9. SARAH ADKINS, b. 1904.

(This information comes from Barbara Scott Krafczyk and other sources)

Notes: According to Social Security death record transcripts, Linnie Adkins was born April 15, 1888, and died in January of 1986. She received her Social Security card prior to 1951 in Idaho, and her last place of residence was in American Falls, Power County, Idaho.

On page 8 of the 1900 census for District 20 (Brown) in Elliott County, Kentucky (dated June 21, 1900), James Pennington is listed as the head of the household for house #273, he's a farmer, born in March of 1839 in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, married for 35 years, and he's 61 years old. Also listed are Mary A. (wife, born in April of 1847 in Virginia, parents born in Virginia, married for 35 years, she's given birth to 13 children and 11 are still living, age 53), Floyd (son, single, farm laborer, born in August of 1875 in Kentucky, age 24), Eliza A. (daughter, single, born in November of 1873 in Kentucky, age 26), Missouri A. (daughter, born in March of 1880 in Kentucky, age 20), Alfred (son, born in February of 1886 in Kentucky, age 14), Linney E. (daughter, born in November of 1887 in Kentucky, age 12), and Cleveland G. (son, born in April of 1890 in Kentucky, age 10).

On page 25 of the 1910 census for District 232 (American Falls) in Oneida County, Idaho (dated May 1910), William Adkins is listed as the head of the household for house #258, he's a saw man in a sawmill, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, married for 3 years, and he's 25 years old. Also listed are Linnie (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in West Virginia, 1st marriage, she's given birth to 2 children and both are still living, age 22), Ethel (daughter, born in Washington, age 2), Lizzie (daughter, born in Washington, age 6 months), and James Pennington (father-in-law, not working, born in West Virginia, father born in Kentucky, mother born in the United States, 1st marriage, married for 45 years, age 81).

On page 7 of the 1920 census for District 109 (West Ione) in Pend Orielle County, Washington (dated January 8, 1920), William H. Adkins is listed as the head of the household for house #124, he's a woodcutter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 35 years old. Also listed are Linnie L. (wife, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Virginia, age 32), Mary E. (daughter, born in Idaho, age 11), Bertha E. (daughter, born in Washington, age 10), Virginia E. (daughter, born in Idaho, age 8), Ada A. (daughter, born in Idaho, age 6), Sarah E. (daughter, born in Idaho, age 3 years 7 months), and James L. (son, born in Washington, age 1 year 7 months).

On page 1 of the 1930 census for District 39-9 (Neeley) in Power County, Idaho (dated April 8, 1930), William H. Adkins is listed as the head of the household for house #8, he's a wheat farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 24, and he's 46 years old. Also listed are Linnie L. (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 19, age 41), Bertha (daughter, born in Washington, age 20), Elsie (daughter, born in Idaho, age 18), Ada (daughter, born in Idaho, age 16), Ellen (daughter, born in Idaho, age 12), James (son, born in Washington, age 10), Everett (son, born in Washington, age 8), Emily (daughter, born in Idaho, age 6), Wilma (daughter, born in Idaho, age 5), Lillian (daughter, born in Idaho, age 3 years 2 months), and Laurel (daughter, born in Idaho, age 7 months). They are living next to Linnie's widowed mother.

The children of WILLIAM ADKINS and LINNIE PENNINGTON are:
1. MARY ETHEL ADKINS, b. 1908, Washington, d. 2002, m. EDWARD MARION STANGER.
2. BERTHA ELIZABETH ADKINS, b. 1909, Washington, d. 1974, m. FRED ELLIS SAWYER.
3. VIRGINIA ELSIE ADKINS, b. 1912, Idaho, d. 1956, m. FORREST LAFAYETTE HUNT.
4. ADA ALICE ADKINS, b. 1914, Idaho, d. 1993, m. (1) GEORGE L. THORNTON (divorced), m. (2) HOWARD J. NELSON.
5. SARAH ELLEN ADKINS, b. 1916, Idaho, d. 2007, m. LELAND GEORGE HAWKLEY.
6. JAMES LESLIE ADKINS, b. 1918, Washington, d. 2000 m. LORRAINE CAROLINE DAHLKE.
7. EVERETT HOLMAN "BUD" ADKINS, b. 1922, Washington, d. 1999, m. BETTY LEVAUGHN BELL.
8. LINNIE EMILY ADKINS, b. 1924, Idaho, m. CALVIN JAMES STEVENS.
9. LAURA WILMA ADKINS, b. 1925, Idaho, m. (1) ALFRED TOMITA (divorced), m. (2) RALPH PETERSON.
10. LILLIAN ADKINS, b. 1926, Idaho, m. (1) GEORGE A. BAILEY, m. (2) GEORGE L. FUNK.
11. LAUREL FERN ADKINS, b. 1929, Idaho, m. JOSEPH HARDING GEORGE.
12. WILLIAM WESLEY "WES" ADKINS, b. Idaho, m. VELMA DARLENE ALLEN.

(This information comes from Barbara Scott Krafczyk and other sources)

Notes: All of the children of Lillian Adkins and George Bailey were adopted by George Funk.

The children of LILLIAN ADKINS and GEORGE BAILEY are:
1. LEE ANN BAILEY (FUNK), m. (1) LARRY V. SCOTT, m. (2) ALAN MARK STARK.
2. GLORIA JEANNE BAILEY (FUNK), m. KIM D. MORTENSON.
3. GEORGE ALFRED BAILEY (FUNK), b. 1951, Idaho, d. 1996.
4. CAROL SUSAN BAILEY (FUNK), m. WADE G. POVEY.
5. LILLIAN ELAINE BAILEY (FUNK), m. KEVIN W. NEIBAUR.
6. CHARLES WILLIAM "BILL" BAILEY (FUNK), m. ALAINA J. BRUDERER.
7. JANET GAY BAILEY (FUNK), m. (1) GREGORY A. SPITZER (divorce), m. (2) CHARLES KULLHELM.

(This information comes from Barbara Scott Krafczyk and other sources)

The child of LEE ANN BAILEY and LARRY SCOTT is:
1. BARBARA ANN SCOTT, m. THOMAS A. KRAFCZYK.

The children of LEE ANN BAILEY and ALAN STARK are:
2. KRISTIE LEE STARK, m. JARED W. DAVIS.
3. CHERYL LYNN STARK, m. JERAMY EGAN.

(This information comes from Barbara Scott Krafczyk)

The children of BARBARA SCOTT and THOMAS KRAFCZYK are:
1. THOMAS A. KRAFCZYK JR.
2. MARK E. KRAFCZYK.
3. JULIANNE K. KRAFCZYK.

(This information comes from Barbara Scott Krafczyk)

Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Lindsey Williams was born October 20, 1924 in Johnson County to Viola Ramey.

Taken from the obituary of Ernest Dills Jr.:
1945
COUNTY YOUTH IS KILLED THREE BOYS WOUNDED TWO MORE MISSING
One Johnson Co., boy has been killed in action, two are missing and three are wounded according to reports from the War Department. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest (Dick) Dills, former resident of Stambaugh, who now live at Covington, KY., have been notified that their son, Sgt. Ernest Dills Jr. was killed in action in Luxembourg on February 5, 1945. He was earlier reported missing on that date. Sergeant Dills is a graduate of Oil Springs High School. After completing a course at the Mayo Vocational School he entered the army in July 1942. He has three brother in service. Howard Dills, S 2/c of the Navy now in Virginia, Ray Dills with the Army in the Phillippines and Tom Dills of the Navy in the Pacific. These boys are grandson of Mrs. W.I. McCloud, city, and nephews of Mrs. Oscar Lovely, city. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Ellis Roberts, city, and Mrs. Carl Saunders who is with her husband at an army camp in the country. Pfc. Everett Morris VanHoose son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil VanHoose, West Van Lear, has been missing since February 15 in Germany. The parents were notified February 28, Pvt. VanHoose entered the Army in 1942. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey B. Williams Sr., of Hager Hill have been notified that their son Pfc. Lindsey B. Williams Jr., has been missing in France since the seventh of February. He is a Johnson County boy but entered the army from Troy, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Preston of West Van Lear have received word from War Department that their son Pfc. Billy Preston was wounded on January 06, while serving in Belgium. This is the second time he has been wounded since D-Day, the first being in France only a few months ago. Pfc Preston has served in England, France, Luxembourg and Belgium. He is a brother of Mrs. Eugene Baldridge, Lexington, KY. Pfc Claude Blanton Jr. was seriously injured in Belgium on January 08, according to a telegram from the War Department sent January 29, to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blanton of Win, KY. He has benn in service eighteen months, going overseas sometime in June. Pfc Blanton is now receiving treatment at a hospital in England."

Taken from Lindsey Boyd Jr.'s obituary:
"Williams, Lindsey B. Jr.
1945
County Boy Is Killed
Attended Meade Memorial High
Mr. and Mrs Lindsey B. Williams, Hager Hill, received a telegram on March 8 that their son, Pfc. Lindsey B. Williams Jr., was killed in action in France on February 11. Private Williams reached France in December 1944 and attended Meade Memorial High School prior to entering the service. He was nineteen years of age. He is survived by his parents, two sisters and three brothers, one of whom is Corporal James H. Williams, now with the Army in Germany."

Notes: According to Social Security death record transcripts, Roy Honaker was born April 1, 1907, and died in April of 1982. He received his Social Security card in 1957-58 in Indiana, and his last place of residence and last benefit was paid in Wolcottville, Lagrange County, Indiana.

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Anna F. Honaker was born August 2, 1910, and died in January 13, 2007. She received his Social Security card prior to 1951 in Indiana, and her last place of residence was in Wolcottville, Lagrange County, Indiana.

On page 38 of the 1930 census for District 77-9 (Magisterial District No. 4) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 21, 1930), Roy Honaker is listed as the head of the household for house #341, he's a worker in a lumber mill, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at age 19, and he's 23 years old. Also listed are Anna (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 16, age 20), Barbara L. (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 3 years 4 months), and William (son, born in Kentucky, age 3 months).

The children of ROY HONAKER and ANNA LEWIS are:
1. BARBARA L. HONAKER, b. 1927, Johnson County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Barbara L. Honaker was born in Johnson County to Ana Lewis.
2. WILLIAM HONAKER, b. 1930, Kentucky.
3. ROBERT R. HONAKER, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Robert R. Honaker was born in Magoffin County to Anna Lewis.

Notes: According to Social Security death record transcripts, Lona Salyer was born October 25, 1910, and died November 12, 1993. She received her Social Security card in 1952-53 in Ohio, and her last place of residence was in Willard, Huron County, Ohio.

According to Ohio death record transcripts, Lona Salyer was born about October 25, 1910 in Kentucky, and died November 12, 1993 at home in Huron County at the age of 83. Her father's surname is listed as Honaker, her mother's maiden name as Ramey, and she was widowed at the time of her death.

According to Social Security death record transcripts, Harmon Salyers was born July 27, 1908, and died in May of 1967. He received his Social Security card prior to 1951 in Kentucky, and his last place of residence was in Willard, Huron County, Ohio.

According to Ohio death record transcripts, Harmon Salyer was born about 1909, and died May 15, 1967 in Willard Area Mercy Hospital in Willard, Huron County, at the age of 58. He was married at the time of his death.

On page 9 of the 1910 census for District 110 (Lakeville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 25, 1910), Harmon Salyer is found living with his parents in the home of his grandfather. William Flint is listed as the head of the household for house #70, he's a farmer, widowed, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, and he's 73 years old. Also listed are Charlie Salyer (son-in-law, laborer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, married for 4 years, age 29), Fadie Salyer (daughter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, 1st marriage, age 30), Tressie Salyer (granddaughter, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 5), Harmon Salyer (grandson, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 2), and Taylor Flint (grandson, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 8).

On page 5 of the 1920 census for District 77 (Lakeville) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated January 19, 1920), Charley Salyers is listed as the head of the household for house #184, he's a farmer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, and he's 39 years old. Also listed are Fadie (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 39), Tressie (daughter, born in Kentucky, age 14), Harmon (son, born in Kentucky, age 11), Roy G. (son, born in Kentucky, age 8), Flint (son, born in Kentucky, age 11 months), William Flint (father-in-law, widowed, not working, born in Kentucky, parents born in Virginia, age 83), John Flint (brother-in-law, single, farm laborer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 50), Taylor Conley (step-son, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, age 19), and Robert May (step-son, born in Kentucky, age 5).

On page 8 of the 1930 census for District 77-9 (Magisterial District No. 4) in Magoffin County, Kentucky (dated April 7, 1930), Harmon Salyer is listed as the head of the household for house #67, he's a farm laborer, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 17, and he's 21 years old. Also listed are Lona (wife, born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky, first married at 15, age 19), and Charles E. (son, born in Kentucky, age 2 years 2 months).

The children of LONA HONAKER and HARMON SALYER are:
1. CHARLES E. SALYER, b. 1928, Magoffin County, Kentucky, m. MATTIE MARIE ROWE.
2. WILBER E. SALYER, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Wilbur E. Salyer was born in Magoffin County to Lona Honaker.
3. LILLIE M. SALYER, b. Magoffin County, Kentucky.
   Notes: According to Kentucky birth record transcripts, Lillie M. Salyer was born in Magoffin County to Lona Honaker.