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401 | 1946 Louisville Courier Journal Article on Lera Colyer artist | ||
402 | 1950 Louisville Courier Journal article on Lera Colyer artist Maholy-Nagy protege | ||
403 | 1951 Commonwealth Journal: Savanah Curtis visits Jack Curtis family in Lexington KY | ||
404 | 1951 June Avera wedding Commonwealth Journal | ||
405 | 1951 KY Historical Society correspondence source Stoner at Battle Blue Licks | ||
406 | 1952 Commonwealth Journal: Mary Wells Curtis temperance movement; sister Ada visits | ||
407 | 1957 Obituary of Savanah Botkin Curtis | ||
408 | 1958 Curtis family reunion Jack Curtis, Earl Curtis, Mallernee, Moore, Fabel | ||
409 | 1958 Kentucky Highway Dept map of hwy192 improvements Shows John Colyer log house (formerly Langdon, later Warren property) and how road of hwy 192 changed and items located around it. Note that part of land on same side of road as log house that was transferred to William H Warren from Andrew in 1884 was transferred out of family and not part of current 200 acre farm. This part is that which currently has hwy 192 market on it and farm behind market. Also it looks like part of Andrew Warren property across road that went to Joe Warren that has lumber mill on it in this map was sold off for house lots by 1960's or so. So other land was added to original John Colyer farm to make it 200 acres when sold in 2009. Likely that of woods along Clay Hill Rd purchased by Mathew Warren from court ordered sale of heirs of Alexander Colyer. | ||
410 | 1959 Curtis family reunion Jack Curtis, Max Mallernee, Fred Moore families | ||
411 | 1960 Commonwealth Journal somerset: Sam Colyer in hospital | ||
412 | 1960 Curtis family reunion Earl, Jack, Max Mallernee, Fred Moore, John Fabel | ||
413 | 1961 James Chestnut funeral Commonwealth Journal | ||
414 | 1961 Somerset HS class reunion: Jack and Edith Curtis | ||
415 | 1963 Curtis family reunion Commonwealth Journal | ||
416 | 1963 Jack Curtis Family visits Earl Curtis; Ray Colyer visits Sam Colyer | ||
417 | 1963 Pisgah church reuion Commonwealth Journal Somerset Ky: Jack Curtis | ||
418 | 1964 Edith Bradley Chestnut wedding Commonwealth Journal Somerset KY | ||
419 | 1974 talk by Nathan Lerner on Chicago Bauhaus Illinois Institute Design Mentions the number of students up through 1945 being 35 and Frank Sokolik as a teacher. Frank Sokolik was husband of Lera Colyer, who moved to Chicago from Louisville in December 1950 upon marriage. | ||
420 | 1989 Chronology of Michael Stoner Author: Wallace Repository: KY Historical Society family files | ||
421 | 2023 Nashville Historical Newsletter re Stoner creek | ||
422 | 41st U.S. Congressional Record--Pulaski County election contested Congressional candidate Barnes (of President Grant's party--Republican) contests the election of Democrat Adams (pro-south) from the south-central district of Kentucky including Pulaski County. Asserts that election fraud by illegal voters voting for Adams including those that fought in Rebel army for South. Mentions CG Colyer (Charles Granade Colyer) as one of those. These are depositions. Also the voting record of Pulaski County showing in fact CG Colyer voted for Adams. During civil war, Abraham Lincoln was a Republican and the northern industrial / wallstreet Republican's led vs the southern agricultural slave holders. Thus post civil war, the southerner tended to be democratic party opposed to Lincoln etc. Colyer family was democrats, Curtis (from NY) were Republican. This did not prevent the Republican northerner (including Curtis' from being prejudiced against blacks in re: equal rights....just as Lincoln did not advocate equal rights for blacks.) Wall Street Journal August 8, 2012, 10:31 p.m. ET Southern White Democrats Face End of Era in Congress By NAFTALI BENDAVID For decades, Democrats dominated the South, a legacy of the Civil War era. But in the 1980s white Southerners began migrating to the GOP as a more comfortable philosophical home. Those who stayed Democratic formed a bridge between the two parties. Today, they are pushing hard for a compromise deal to cut the deficit. Rep. Heath Shuler (D., N.C.), a Blue Dog Democrat retiring this year, said it would be harder to solve problems as these centrists disappear. "If you look at anything that has a hope of bringing members of Congress together, it has been Blue Dog moderate Democrats who have been able to build the bridge between the parties," he said. | ||
423 | A History of Kentucky and Kentuckians Thomas Collier, Captain, identified as son of John and Sarah Collier of Hanover County VA | ||
424 | A History of Pulaski County Kentucky Book published by the Franklin Press Louisville Ky 1952 by Alma Owens Tibbals | ||
425 | A History of Pulaski County Kentucky--Richardson Book published by The Franklin Press Louisville Ky 1952 by Alma Owens Tibbals | ||
426 | A.S Colyer / Robert E. Lee Status: LocatedHere is extract of account of A.S Colyer as member of confederate congress on Robert E. Lee’s giving up hope of winning war. | ||
427 | A.S, Colyar from the John Fain Anderson collection Status: LocatedHere are some obits from various east Tennessee newspapers on AS Colyar from the John Fain Anderson collection from the archives of Appalachia East TN State Univ giving details of William Colyar (his father) home place on Nolichucky River. | ||
428 | A.S. Colyar and Robert E. Lee Status: LocatedHere are couple of letters to Robert E. Lee concerning A.S. Colyar | ||
429 | A.S. Colyar letter Status: Located Here is a letter from southern historical collection Library at University North Carolina at Chapel Hill written to Mr. A.S. Colyar in 1905 recounting things in his life they would like him to speak about at press club dinner honoring him | ||
430 | A.S. Colyar life and character paper presented to Chattanooga TN meeting of TN bar association 1909 A.S. Colyar life and character paper presented to Chattanooga TN meeting of TN bar association 1909 | ||
431 | A.S. Colyar obits Status: LocatedHere are several newspaper accounts in Nashville TN 12/7/1907, the day A.S. Colyar died. One newspaper account in The Tennessean references his grandfather Colyar(William) involved in the Battle of King's Mountain. | ||
432 | A.S. Colyar Public Career, Tennessee Historic Quarterly | ||
433 | Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural Address Interesting read to give one sense of the civil war times | ||
434 | Ada Vaughan Wait--auto biography Thanks to Ada's granddaughter, Martha Larson Wells for this document. Russel Springs KY, Texas, Cumberland Falls, Eastern KY Univ, Glasgow, Wittenberg college Springsfield OH | ||
435 | Ada Vaughan Waite , Obituary 1994 | ||
436 | Ada Vaughan Waite 1993 Newspaper article 100 years old | ||
437 | Ada Waite newspaper article Green bay Wisconsin newspaper article on Ada Waite May 17, 1990 | ||
438 | Add Colyer daughter Lera Colyer born 1926 husband obit | ||
439 | Add Colyer governor pardon, Liquor | ||
440 | Addie Botkin husband dies, Montgomery AL with railroad | ||
441 | aerial photo of the Seth Curtis Farm Status: Locatedaerial photo of the Seth Curtis Farm and Moore cemetery where James his father buried. | ||
442 | Albert Granade Colyer death cert. | ||
443 | Alexander Colyar's will Status: LocatedAlexander Colyar handwritten will from Jonesboro TN courthouse | ||
444 | Alexander St. Clair power attorney Wayne County Ky, copy from Kentucky State Archives Wayne Co. Deed Bks 1801-1901 roll #590703 Kentucky State Archives Wayne County, Kentucky: Deed Books: Vol. A 1800-1811 Page 104-105 St. Clair to } L. A. Carson Know all men by these presents that I Alexander St Clair, of Wayne County & State of Kentucky do constitute & appoint Saml Carson of the County & State aforesd. my true & lawful Attorney for the express purpose of demanding & receiving a Judgment obtained against James Craf in the County of Montgomery & State of Virginia of Seventy five pounds awarded to Nancy Sinclair & left said Judgment & further to do, perform & finish for me & in my name all & singular thing or things which shall, or may be necessary in & about the execution of the same, as fully throughly & entirely as I myself Could do were I personally present & further to make, sign, seal & deliver by deed of Conveyance, or any other form that the law may require, to a Certain tract or parcel of Land, deeded to Nancy Sinclair living & being in the County of Montgomery & State of Virginia from Doct. Walkers grant for me as Administrator of the estate of Nancy Sinclare afsd. Finally I do by these presents ratify, allow & Confirm whatsoever my said attorney may lawfully do or cause to be done in & about the Execution of the premises as fully throughly & entirely as if I the said Sinclair was personally present. In Testimony whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & affixed my Seal this 15th day of Octr. 1804 Alexr. St Clair {LS} State of Kentucky Wayne County Sct. I Micah Taul Clerk of the Court of quarter Sessions of the County afsd do certify that on the day of the date of the within Letter of Attorney Alexr. St. Clair party thereto acknowledged the Same to be his act & deed before me & that a true Copy thereof is truly recorded In Testimony whereof I have here to set my hand & affixed the Seal of the County afsd. this 25th day of October 1804 & 13th yr. Co: wealth Exd. Teste M: Taul Clk thanks to http://www.copies1918.com for document copy. | ||
445 | Alfred C Morrison 1850 census In Springfield MO area | ||
446 | Alfred Morrison 1860 census in Springfield MO area | ||
447 | Alfred Morrison death cert, California | ||
448 | Allen Ballou article Somerset Commonwealth Journal Allen was son of James Ballou and uncle to Mary Elizabeth Ballou Lewis | ||
449 | Alonzo Colyer in Somerset Commonwealth Journal newspaper from October 25, 1960 reprinted in 2/22/2014 Commonwealth Journal paper | ||
450 | American Revolution guns Status: LocatedYou must download and install the special Deju browser plug in from here to read this See family tree info for James Curtis revolutionary war veteran. Here is an article on American Revolution guns supplied by the French. I found interesting. |