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851		Samuel Vaughan and wife Mourning Hope genealogy Depew family research including much on Vaughan family. Warning large 52 meg file.	Mourning Hope John Vaughan Samuel Vaughan William Vaughan
852		Sarah Oatts wedding	Anna Russell Oatts Charles Hayes Oatts Sara LeGrande Oatts Thomas Charles Oatts
853		Savanah Botkin Curtis death obit	Savannah Rachael Botkin
854		Savanah Botkin Curtis funeral attendance	Savannah Rachael Botkin Glenn Edmond Curtis John (Jack) Vaughan Curtis John Arnold Curtis Fred F. Moore Fred F. (Freddy) Moore Jennifer Moore
855		Savannah Botkin Curtis (Mother Curtis) note Last wishes dated 5/17/1953	Savannah Rachael Botkin
856		Savannah Botkin Curtis Last Will codicil signed	Savannah Rachael Botkin
857		Saw Mill operation near Waynesburg KY, believed to be Fred Purcival (FP) Curtis 1885 Interior Journal of Lincoln Count¥ Ky	Fred Percival Curtis
858		Scotch-Irish convention speech Status: LocatedSpeech by Arthur St. Clair Colyar at convention of Scotch-Irish contained in book The Scotch-Irish in America	Arthur St. Clair Colyar
859		Sewanee College University of South Founding document A.S.Colyar Minutes of Episcopal Methodist church 1858 founding of Sewanee College showing Arthur St Clair Colyar (A.S. Colyar) on land acquistion committee of college with his father in law, Dr. Estill. Colyar was involved with Sewanee Mining, later its president, who donated the 10,000 acres the college was built upon.	Arthur St. Clair Colyar
860		Shawnee and Other Indian marriages to Whites 1700's Make claim that Charles St. Clair's (Sinclair) wife, Ann was either 100% or 50% native american indian	Agnus "Nancy" Ann St. Clair Charles (Sinclair) St. Clair
861		Shelbyville KY Advocate newspaper Jan 25, 1828 page 1 Discussing 1828 Ky Democratic convention discussion of Presidential election of John Quincy Adams vs. Andrew Jackson. This from the personal files of Cyrenius Wait, who named a son, John Quincy Wait. This from the University of Kentucky special collections library of Cyrenius Wait papers.	Cyrenius Wait John Quincy Waite
862		Shelbyville KY Advocate newspaper Jan 25, 1828 page 2 Discussing 1828 Ky Democratic convention discussion of Presidential election of John Quincy Adams vs. Andrew Jackson. This from the personal files of Cyrenius Wait, who named a son, John Quincy Wait. This from the University of Kentucky special collections library of Cyrenius Wait papers.	Cyrenius Wait John Quincy Waite
863		Shelbyville Ky Advocate newspaper Jan 25, 1828 page 3 Discussing 1828 Ky Democratic convention discussion of Presidential election of John Quincy Adams vs. Andrew Jackson. This from the personal files of Cyrenius Wait, who named a son, John Quincy Wait. This from the University of Kentucky special collections library of Cyrenius Wait papers.	Cyrenius Wait John Quincy Waite
864		Short Creek, Pulaski County Ky 1971 Somerset Commonwealth Journal newspaper supplement on Short Creek.	Leonard O. Sears
865		Sion Bradley estate 1861	Sion Bradley
866		Sion Bradley marriage 1828 Shows wife maiden name Mary Head	Sion Bradley Mary Head
867		Sokolik photo Moholy Nagy Chicago tribute	Frank Sokolik
868		Somerset Banking Co failure, George Washington Wait	George Washington Waite
869		Somerset Commonwealth Journal newspaper article June 2008 on Alan Sidwell wildlife rescue Status: Located (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	Major Alan Sidwell
870		Somerset Ky 1929 Topo map (warning 5meg file size) Shows Ruth Ky John Colyer house, Charles Granade Colyer house, Clay Hill Baptist Church and cemetery, Beech Grove School, Soules' Chapel Church, Jugornot Hollow, Pisgah School. See alternative annotated pdf file.	Bluford Colyer Charles Granade Colyer John Colyer
871		Somerset Ky Commonwealth newspaper Arthur visits from El Paso May 3, 1933	Arthur Byron Curtis
872		Somerset Ky Elm Street and South Main Street Property tax map (apparently) from about 1920 This is likely related to another Charles Granade Colyer rather than son of John born 1781. Appears to show where the Colyer House apartments owned by Mrs. Charles Granade Colyer were located. Excerpt from Jan 7 1920 Somerset Journal: "One of the prettiest of the holiday parties was given by Mrs. Ben D. Smith on Tuesday afternoon at her pretty apartment at the Colyer House. Mrs. Smith entertained at cards and there were five tables playing. Attractive were the decorations and most delicious refreshments were served.	Charles Granade Colyer Charles Granade Colyer Louisa Jane Meece
873		Somerset KY First Methodist Church history Shows connection to Somerset KY Soule's Chapel	John Colyer Earl Botkin Curtis Mary Wells Vaughan
874		Somerset Mill National Register Historic Places Curtis brothers flour mill constructed about 1907 was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.	Charles C. Curtis Fred Percival Curtis John Carpenter Curtis
875		Somerset Mill newspaper ad 1922 Status: LocatedSomerset Mill was built, owned and operated by John Carpenter Curtis and his brothers. Based on the fact as outlined in Wikipedia that the "White Lily" Brand was established in Knoxsville TN in 1883, it appears that the Somerset Mill Advertisement and branding of their flour "Lily White" was a bit of brand violation. Of course earlier "Lily White" flour existed in Grand Rapids MI in 1867	John Carpenter Curtis
876		Somerset Mill pg 1 Status: LocatedArticle in Somerset KY newspaper re closing of Mill that was build by Earl Curtis father, John Carpenter Curtis abt. 1907	Somerset, Ky Earl Botkin Curtis John Carpenter Curtis
877		Somerset Mill pg 2 Status: LocatedArticle in Somerset KY newspaper re closing of Mill that was build by Earl Curtis father, John Carpenter Curtis abt. 1907	Earl Botkin Curtis John Carpenter Curtis
878		Somerset Mill pg 3 Status: LocatedArticle in Somerset KY newspaper re closing of Mill that was build by Earl Curtis father, John Carpenter Curtis abt. 1907	Earl Botkin Curtis John Carpenter Curtis
879		Somerset Mill pg 4 Status: LocatedArticle in Somerset KY newspaper re closing of Mill that was build by Earl Curtis father, John Carpenter Curtis abt. 1907	Earl Botkin Curtis John Carpenter Curtis
880		Somerset Pulaski County Ky 1929 Topo Map: Warning EXTREMELY LARGE 34 meg. Shows John Colyer house, Charles Granade Colyer house, Where Charles Granade taught school at Beech Grove, Where Charles Granade buried at Clay Hill Baptist, Where John Colyer buried at Soules Chapel, Where Bluford Colyer eldest son of John Colyer gave land for Jugornot school	Bluford Colyer Charles Granade Colyer John Colyer
881		Soule Chapel cemetery vandalism inventory 1997-2000 Somerset Commonwealth Journal newspaper clippings	John Colyer
882		Soule's Chapel history Commonwealth Journal article 1978 written by Hazel Ledford	John Colyer
883		Soule's Chapel Methodist Church newspaper clippings 1900s	John Colyer Lindsey Robert Colyer Lillie Jane Woolsey
884		St. Clair Colyer 1850 census Coal Dealer. See story of son Jehu Colyer	St. Clair Colyer
885		St. Clair Colyer 1900 census	St. Clair Colyer St. Clair A. Colyer, Jr.
886		St. Clair Colyer marriage 1853 Pulaski County Ky	St. Clair Colyer
887		St. Claire (Sinclair) Colyer obit 1904	St. Clair Colyer
888		Stearns Bank shortage Somerset Ky Commonwealth Newspaper 12/11/1929	John Arnold Curtis
889		Stearns Lumber company land 9600 acres from Cyrenius Wait 1935 Ky Court appeals concerning land passing from Cyrenius Wait to the Stearns Coal and Lumber company. The remnants of Stearns lumber passing to current day Lumber King company.	Cyrenius Wait
890		Stephen Colyer estate settlement 1865 Evidently, young Stephen died without will intestate, court appointed admin takes 10 years to settle estate since it is largely tied up with the inheritance from father John Colyer, whose estate took 16 years to settle. It appears John Colyer slaves were rented up to about 1862 or so from the evidence of John Colyer estate accountings and diary of Charles Granade Colyer, then court appointed administrator of John Colyer sells. Also note that this settlement of Stephen is the only place found where sale proceeds of 250 acres of coal land is referenced. This does not appear in John Colyer settlements that could be found.	Stephen Colyer
891		Stephen Colyer: Friendship Baptist Church	Stephen Dearborn Colyer
892		Sublimity Road (hwy 192) Ky legislature Act 1858 creating toll road John Colyer house per Granade Colyer obit, was at old Sublimity road at pittman creek.	John Colyer
893		Sublimity Road (hwy 192) research: Enclyclopedia Brittanica 1911 about First coal mined in Kentucky in Laurel or Pulaski county 1829	John Colyer
894		Sublimity Road history by Filson Club Ties together the KY Legislative Acts and identifies as Sublimity Road construction. John Colyer house, according to son Charles Granade Colyer obituary on this site, was located on Old Sublimity road at Pitman Creek.	Charles Granade Colyer John Colyer
895		Sublimity Springs History Page 3 contains Pulaski County Historical Society write up on Sublimity Springs which culminated in road improvement that converted road known as The Salt Works Road to be known as Sublimity Road. Reference to the road is contained in Charles Granade Colyer obituary. Was the location at Pitman Creek of John Colyer house	Charles Granade Colyer John Colyer
896		T. E. Mills tribute from Mary Belle Colyer Mills	T. E. Mills
897		The Life and Travels of the Rev. William Landrum Book by circuit riding Methodist preacher who had the Somerset KY circuit 1830. Preached at Gragg's Chapel (predecessor to Soule's Chapel) Somerset KY. Large 10meg PDF.....do search of somerset, gragg's , collier, richardson. See page 52 for reference to Collier. Note William Sears land grant near Buck Creek: 815.) Patent #: 13437 Grantee: Sears, William Grant Book & Pg: 26 432 Acreage: 100 County: Pulaski WaterCourse: Buck Cr. Survey Name: Sears, William Survey Date: 05/10/1848 Grant Date: 07/03/1849	John Colyer Lydia Memes Purvis
898		Thomas Collier with Mason County Ky 3000 acres land records concerning 3000 acre land grant in Mason County Ky granted to Thomas Collier, a Virginia resident, for his Revolutionary War service	Benajmin Collier Charles Collier Dabney Collier Elizabeth Collier Franky Collier Patsey Collier Thomas Collier John Collier (Colyear, Colyer)
899		Thomas Curtis of Wethersfield Status: LocatedOne author's write up on Thomas Curtis of Wethersfield, our oldest know ancestor.	Thomas Curtis
900		Thompson Lineage Author, William Baker Thompson	Dorothy Curtis