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Tree: All Trees Curtis Family of Somerset Ky John Colyer family of Somerset Ky  

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201		Mary Jane Newell Owens	Mary Jane Newell
202		Mary Oatts; Ada Vaughan Waite; Mary Wells (Belfie) Vaughan Curtis; Lois Vaughan Curtis; Evelyn Bradley Vaughan Stigall	Mary Hays Ada Vaughan Evelyn Bradley Vaughan Lois Vaughan Mary Wells Vaughan
203		Mary Waite Larson 2007 Cumberland Lake Ky state park	Mary Bradshaw Waite
204		McDonough General Store Status: LocatedModern day McDonough (1999). General Store which is basically entire town	McDonough, New York
205		McDonough NY Horse and buggy days	James Curtis John Carpenter Curtis John Thurston Curtis Seth Curtis
206		McDonough, NY about 1900 Shows the old McDonough general store and main intersection in what appears to be late 1800's or early 1900's.	James Curtis Seth Curtis
207		McDonough, NY West Main Street	James Curtis Seth Curtis
208		Meredith Ballou Homeplace Source: http://www.danielprophecy.com/Meredith_Ballou.html This photograph was taken about 1915. The house was located on the New River about 1/4 mile north of the current Crumpler Post Office. It was significantly damaged by the great flood of 1940, and subsequently torn down. At the time, it was owned by Shube V. Alexander, husband of Myrtle Ballou, a great granddaughter of Meredith Ballou. Pictured in front of the house are (l-r): Shube Alexander, wife Myrtle holding son Hoke, Faye Ballou? (Myrtle's sister), and daughter Delphyne. Note: Hoke Alexander died at age two after an ailing vistor departed the home leaving Hoke and Shube Alexander with Scarlet Fever.	(Owen) Merideth Ballou
209		Moore Cemetery in McDonough N.Y. Status: LocatedEntry gate to Moore Cemetery in McDonough N.Y. where James Curtis revolutionary war soldier is buried.	McDonough, New York James Curtis
210		Moore Cemetery in McDonough N.Y. Status: LocatedMoore Cemetery in McDonough N.Y. where James Curtis revolutionary war soldier is buried.	McDonough, New York James Curtis
211		Moore Cemetery in McDonough N.Y. Status: LocatedMoore Cemetery in McDonough N.Y. where James Curtis revolutionary war soldier is buried.	McDonough, New York James Curtis
212		Moore Cemetery in McDonough N.Y. Status: Located Moore Cemetery located at end of Corbin Road in East McDonough NY in 2002	McDonough, New York James Curtis
213		Nancy Colyer tombstone Daughter of Lindsay Robert Colyer, buried Soule's Chapel Somerset Ky	Nancy Ellen Colyer
214		Nancy Jane Colyer tombstone Nancy Jane Colyer tombstone in Butler, MO in early 2005	Nancy Jane Jackson
215		Nancy Jane Richardson Colyer tombstone Wife of Lindsey Robert Colyer....buried Soule's Chapel Cemetery	Nancy Jane Richardson
216		Nathaniel Colyer in Houston TX with his Colyer business college/school about 1910	Nathaniel Colyer
217		Neal Colyer Neal Colyer driving buggy on Strawberry rd, Somerset Ky in front of what was once the Waddle/Richards cabin. Per interview with son, Harold Colyer in Aug 2015, he confirmed that driver looked like his father. Per Harold Colyer 08/19/16, wagons had steel bands around the wheels and his dad when traveling strawberry rd and other areas near streams, the roads often forded creeks to get the wood wheels and spokes wet to cause swelling to help keep the steel bands that were like the tires of a wagon wheel tight to the wood wheel so they would not become loose and fall off.	Neal Colyer
218		Nolichucky River Status: LocatedNolichucky River in Washington county Tennessee where Bumpass Creek empties into the river. It is at this site that William Colyar settled and owned a lead mine. He owned 550 acres here spanning both sides of the river.	Washington Co., Tennessee William Colyar
219		Nora S. Colyer Ping Obit picture	Nora S. Colyer
220		Nugrape bottling company Somerset KY Commonwealth Journal ad June 6, 1927 Earl Curtis owned Nugrape bottling.	Earl Botkin Curtis
221		Nugrape bottling Somerset KY about 1927: Earl Curtis with son Jack One of several business ventures Earl Curtis tried before the Great Depression. He also bought country stores, farms to flip etc. None too successful. This Nugrape bottling was at the corner of W. Mt. Vernon St and Vine according to daughter Dorothy Curtis Fabel.	Earl Botkin Curtis
222		Ola Colyer reprint in Somerset KY Commonwealth Journal 05/14/22	Ola Marie Colyer
223		Older gentleman is Earl Botkin Curtis Status: Located	Earl Botkin Curtis
224		Oliver & Bessie Morrison Oliver Morrison and wife Bessie Maggard, daughter Etta and son Leslie (Les)	Bessie Elizabeth Maggard Oliver Morrison
225		Otha B Vaughan, wife Lavonia Bradshaw, Ada Vaughan Wait and sister the oldest child is Ada, not sure if younger is Lois or Mary Wells. Thanks to Mrs. Martha Wells, granddaughter of Ada for this photo	Lavonia Bradshaw Ada Vaughan Otha Bradley Vaughan
226		Otha B. Vaughan and wife Sara (Eva) Owens Obtained from daughter Mary Wells Vaughan Curtis	Sarah (Eva) Evelyn Owens Otha Bradley Vaughan
227		Owens Vaughan home 1910 Thanksgiving, Old Monticello Rd, Somerset KY	Clairene Rowe Hays Mary Hays Alma V. Owens Sarah (Eva) Evelyn Owens Ada Vaughan Evelyn Bradley Vaughan Lois Vaughan Mary Wells Vaughan Otha Bradley Vaughan
228		Owens Vaughan home Old Monticello Rd, Somerset KY 1910 Thanksgiving Thanks to Ms. Martha Larson Wells for this photo from Mary Waite Larson collection	Clairene Rowe Hays Mary Hays Alma V. Owens Sarah (Eva) Evelyn Owens Ada Vaughan Evelyn Bradley Vaughan Lois Vaughan Mary Wells Vaughan Otha Bradley Vaughan
229		Painting by Lera Colyer of family farm on highway 192 Somerset KY From John Parsons, nephew :The house and barn sat on top of a little hill facing Ruth road and this was looking from one of the hills to the rear that is now where the bypass goes through	Lera Colyer
230		Patrick Henry historic sign Shows that Patrick Henry, who was namesake of Henry County Virginia, lived on Leatherwood Creek in Henry county, where John Colliar/Colyer received land grant in 1780 for 336 acres.	William Colyar John Colyer (Colyar), Jr.
231		Photo of Samuel R Owens House from book "A History of Pulaski County Kentucky" Publ 1952 in Pisgah section of Somerset Kentucky. Daughter Sarah Eva Owens who married Otha Vaughan, lived and raised family in the house after, evidently, inheriting it from her Medical Doctor father.	Samuel Richard Owens Sarah (Eva) Evelyn Owens Mary Wells Vaughan Otha Bradley Vaughan
232		Pilcher Compact case, believed to be a Lera Colyer design from Chicago Bauhaus days See 1950 Louisville Ky Courier Journal article note for Lera, wherein it states she is designing remotely from Chicago Silk Screen prints for ladies compact cases	Lera Colyer
233		Postcard photo of what was the John Carpenter Curtis house Somerset KY House lost to foreclosure during great depression and located on "Harvey's Hill" north Main Street, Somerset Ky	John Carpenter Curtis
234		Ralph Curtis Status: Located	Ralph Thurston Curtis
235		Ray Colyer Sister Edith Colyer Curtis to left of Ray and wife Alice Colyer to Right of Ray	Edith Aline Colyer Ray Lowell Colyer Alice McMillian
236		Ray Colyer in about 1968	Ray Lowell Colyer
237		Raymond Colyer	Raymond Colyer
238		Richard Curtis visits grave of 6th great grandparents Joseph Curtis visited May 2018	Joseph Curtiss
239		Robert Thurston Curtis Jr. Pulaski County Ky facebook group: Bob Curtis on sax, Doc Burgin on guitar, Steve Tucker on drums and Barbara Campbell on organ. Mary Lou Mink on bass guitar.	Robert Thurston Curtis, Jr
240		Ruby Curtis Somerset Commonwealth Journal 05/07/2022	Ruby Curtis
241		Ruth KY store This is a picture of the Ruth Ky store at Pitman Creek as it appeared about 1940 according to Harold Colyer who remembers it as a boy. Thanks to Harold Colyer for this photo. This store stood on the opposite side of the road from the Warren/Colyer house currently standing at Ptiman creek. This is the version of the store that was reported by Mrs. Iva Dean Ridner and Lyman Alexander to have been washed into Pitman creek in a flood about 1948. Somerset Journal: June 8, 1938 Half interest: John Alexander has bought a half interest in Elbert Alexander’s store at Ruth.	Add N. Colyer John Colyer Matthew Warren
242		Ruth Ky store about 1940 This photo of the Old Ruth Store was reprinted in the Somerset KY newspaper The Commonwealth Journal 11/2/13. According to Verda May Hines Hughes, the Zimmer store was located further out current day hwy 192 at the corner of current Stewart Rd	John Colyer Andrew Warren Matthew Warren
243		Sam Colyer Status: LocatedTaken in entry way of his home on Monticello St, Somerset Ky	Samuel Colyer
244		Sam Colyer Dairy bottle top Sam had a small farm he operated on current-day Old Patterson Branch Rd in Somerset Ky, before and after he would do a days work in his grocery store on Old Monticello St. Old Patterson Branch Rd is off Oak Hill Rd. The barn and house on the farm still stands in 2015.	Samuel Colyer
245		Sam Colyer family Status: LocatedPhoto of Sam Colyer and some family about 1937. This is left to right Leon (Sam’s wife) Ray, Sam and Edith Colyer.	Edith Aline Colyer Ray Lowell Colyer Samuel Colyer Leone' Valeria Lewis
246		Sam Colyer grocery Monticello & Langdon St :Old photo from photographer database at Somerset Ky public library shows what is believed to be Monticello St Facebook Pulaski County Kentucky group identified white building at Sam Colyer grocery.	Samuel Colyer
247		Sam Colyer grocery: corner of Monticello St and Langdon St Somerset Ky	Samuel Colyer
248		Sam Colyer house, Somerset Ky House where Sam Colyer family lived. Sam lived there until about 1967. House stood at corner of Hope Ave and Old Monticello Street in Somerset Ky. House was torn down about 2005 when new Monticello road was built. Since the 1920 census shows the family living on College Street, 1930 census shows family living in this house on Monticello St., sometime before 1930 the family moved here. Likely after 1926 when 15 year old son Lance died of pneumonia. Both census show Sam's mother, Louisa, living with the family. When Sam's grand-daughter Janet Avera Claunch and her husband Sonny Claunch, first moved back to Somerset from Dayton Ohio in early 1970's, they lived in this house according to Janet.	Edith Aline Colyer Samuel Colyer
249		Sam Colyer residence in Ft. Worth Texas per 1908 Ft. Worth City Directory	Samuel Colyer
250		Savanah Botkin Curtis Savanah at the home of Jack Curtis in Lexington KY on Edgemoor Dr. about 1952	Savannah Rachael Botkin John (Jack) Vaughan Curtis