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351		1910 Census Mathew Warren, Dry Goods store keeper, Single. Evidently the Ruth store at Pitman Creek	Matthew Warren
352		1910 Census Samuel Black Colyer family In Nevada, shows children	Samuel Black Colyer
353		1910 census: Samuel Black Colyer children/wife ?	Samuel Black Colyer
354		1910 DC census Frank Curtis Shows wife Alice, father Edmund, one daughter	Frank B. Curtis
355		1910 Pulaski County Ky Census Richard G Collier Richard G Collier attested Charles Granade Colyer widow pension having been fellow Confederate Soldier 6th Ky Calvary.	Richard G. Collier Charles Granade Colyer Louisa Jane Meece
356		1910 Washington DC census Clarence Curtis Clarence Curtis family on 1910 census	Clarence Edmund Curtis Clarence Edmund Curtis, Jr.
357		1911 U.S. Geologic survey map of Mill Springs area shows what is referred to in deeds that reference Robertsport road. Trace attempts of Stoner deeds after sale have some reference to Stoner lines in later deeds that were near Robertsport road. Robertsport was predecessor to Bud post office by 1911 according to Rennicks' Ky Place Names.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
358		1912 Funeral Frank Curtis father in law	Alice (Minnie) B. Burnett Frank B. Curtis
359		1912 Lousia J Colyer deed traced to current location deed traced of old Charles Granade Colyer home/farm that was titled in Louisa Jane Meece Colyer's name to current location	Charles Granade Colyer Louisa Jane Meece
360		1914 Ft. Worth directory Sam Colyer shows Colyer & Sears grocery and Charles Colyer, Sam's brother as a driver for the grocery	Charles Granade Colyer Samuel Colyer Cuthbert "Bert" Whitfield Sears
361		1914 John Carpenter Curtis deed party supplement Identifies Ben V. Smith who sold 515 N. Main Street property to JC Curtis in 1914 as an attorney who represented JC Curtis company Somerset Milling Co.	John Carpenter Curtis
362		1914 John Carpenter Curtis purchase deed and house swap for 515 N. Main Street Somerset KY JC (Jack) Curtis trades his house at 121 N. Central to Attorney Ben V. Smith plus $2750 for Ben Smith's property at 515 N. Main St which he had owned since 1890. Ben Smith was made an attorney in 1890, later becoming a Pulaski County Judge and also represented Somerset Milling Co, which was owned by JC Curtis and Brothers.	John Carpenter Curtis Benjamin Dodge Smith
363		1916 Botkin farm Blaze Valley deed meets & bounds plot map	Maranda Ham Botkin
364		1916 Confederate widow pension application Richard G. Collier by wife Sallie. Shows that Richard G. Collier who attested to Charles Granade Colyer confederate pension app, was also in the 6th Ky Calvary.	Richard G. Collier Charles Granade Colyer Louisa Jane Meece
365		1916 sale of Maranda Botkin land 121 acres Sold from estate of MH Botkin by executor John Carpenter (JC) Curtis to Phelps	Maranda Ham Botkin John Carpenter Curtis
366		1917 deed from Louisa J Meece Colyer to Roscoe P James, son in law Land transferred to Roscoe James who married daughter to Charles Granade Colyer & Lousia Jane, Alma.	Charles Granade Colyer Roscoe P. James Louisa Jane Meece
367		1917 Frank Waite drafted army from Somerset Ky, in Louisville Ky paper	Frank Waite
368		1919 deed RP Phelps to Chester Cain of 121 acre MH (Maranda) Botkin farm Same farm that John Carpenter (JC) Curtis, as son-in-law estate executor of MH Botkin estate sold to RP Phelps located at Blaze Valley Rd and current hwy 192 in Somerset KY (at the time at Ruth Ky)	Maranda Ham Botkin John Carpenter Curtis
369		1919 Earl Curtis west side of Monticello St farm 100 acres $7000	Earl Botkin Curtis
370		1920 census Henry Warren, Mathew Warren, Roscoe James Note that Mathew Warren evidently was single all his life and in 1920 is living in the Warren house at Pitman Creek with his older Brother and his wife Henry and Samantha Warren.	Roscoe P. James Henry Marshall Warren Matthew Warren
371		1920 census Sam Colyer	Elaine Colyer Ray Lowell Colyer Ruby Colyer Samuel Colyer Louisa Jane Meece
372		1921 deed from Charles Warren, son of William H Warren, to brother Edward Warren This appears to be land behind current day 192 market	Charles Warren Edward Warren
373		1921 deed from Henry Warren, son of William H Warren, to brother Edward Warren appears to be land behind current day 192 market	Edward Warren Henry Warren
374		1922 John Carpenter Curtis appointed guardian of orphan. John Arnold Curtis 16 month old daughter dies. Note the name of the father of child being McMullen....same name as was party to land lawsuit and transfer to John T. Curtis in Waynesburg KY in 1880.	John Arnold Curtis John Carpenter Curtis John Thurston Curtis
375		1923 deed Earl Curtis/Chas Oats the bluffs of Burnside	Earl Botkin Curtis Thomas Charles Oatts
376		1923 Earl Curtis deed Oak Hill Rd house/farm	Earl Botkin Curtis
377		1923 Earl Curtis deed, East side of Monticello St farm	Earl Botkin Curtis
378		1924 First Methodist Church Somerset Directory	Howard Botkin Earl Botkin Curtis John Carpenter Curtis
379		1924 letter to Mrs. Davidson re John Colyer Revolutionary From National Archives pension files of John Colyer born. 1744 Revolutionary War records	John Colyer (Colyar), Jr.
380		1926 Samuel Lance Colyer death cert	Samuel Lance Colyer
381		1926 transfer deed Monticello Mill from Fred P Curtis to brothers John C Curtis and Charles E Curtis	Charles Edmund Curtis Fred Percival Curtis John Carpenter Curtis
382		1929 Jack V. Curtis on Fourth Ward school honor roll 5th grade	John (Jack) Vaughan Curtis
383		1930 census Sam Colyer	Edith Aline Colyer Elaine Colyer Ray Lowell Colyer Ruby Colyer Samuel Colyer Louisa Jane Meece
384		1930 census: Henry & Samantha Warren, son Andrew Moses Warren (widower) and daughter Geneva Shows Moses Warren born about 1883. (WWI registration shows dob 12/24/1883) So he was same age as Sam Colyer up the road in 1900 who lived on Pitman Rd at Cherry Grove school. Where they playmates in school era ? Max Lay reports that Sam told him he went to Warren house (formerly Sam's father's house before Warrens purchased) in the summer.	Samuel Colyer Andrew Moses Warren Geneva W. Warren Henry Marshall Warren
385		1932 National Archives letter to Mrs. Scott of Frankfort KY re: Revolutionary War record of John Colyer born 1744. Mentions Grizzy, his wife, and William oldest son. Also mentions of Pulaski and Rockcastle county Richard and Stephen Colyer.	Stephen M. Collier Richard Colyer William Colyer John Colyer (Colyar), Jr. Grizelda Taylor
386		1933 KY Historical Society article on Stoner written by Boertman at Univ Michigan	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
387		1933 Somerset Methodist Church directory Kindly supplied by Mr. Rod Zimmerman of Somerset 3/6/2015: shows all members and bible study class photos; Shows Curtis family of JC Curtis, Earl Curtis, Jack Curtis, Evelyn Curtis, Dorothy Curtis, Ana Rachael Curtis, Glenn Curtis	Savannah Rachael Botkin Anna Rachael Curtis Dorothy B. Curtis Earl Botkin Curtis Evelyn L. Curtis Glenn Edmond Curtis John Carpenter Curtis Mary Wells Vaughan
388		1935 Kentucky Highway Dept map of Ruth Ky hwy192 improvements Map showing location of Langdon-Colyer-Warren Log house in 1935 and road improvements to be made. Shows grave yard, location of store/post office in 1935 before reported flood washed post office away. Show changing route of hwy 192	John Colyer
389		1936 Earl Curtis at Edgar Curtis funeral Also note several Gooch's attend. They were family friends from Waynesburg KY days and also involved in Fred M. Curtis chevrolet car business.	Earl Botkin Curtis Edgar A. Curtis
390		1936 Sam Colyer purchase deed Denham street lots	Samuel Colyer
391		1937 Dawn of Tennessee Valley book references to Stoner	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
392		1937 Pulaski County map Cropped section of eastern Pulaski county annotated with noted locations	John Colyer
393		1937 Somerset High year book Edith Colyer Edith was a senior	Edith Aline Colyer
394		1938 Frank Wait sick. Mrs. Earl Curtis stays with sister , Ada, who is married to Frank Wait	Mary Hays Charles Hayes Oatts Ada Vaughan Mary Wells Vaughan Frank Waite
395		1940 census Charles Colyer, popcorn,peanut, crackerjack, Edith Notice that at that time, they called Clay Hill Rd / Strawberry Rd by the name of Ruth-Alcade Rd.	Charles (Charlie) B. Colyer Edith Colyer Leonard Colyer Leslie Colyer
396		1940 census Fred M. Curtis Shows worked as Revenuer and lived at the time in Lexington, while maintaining home on Maple st. in Somerset KY	Fred M. Curtis
397		1940 Jack Curtis Draft Registration card record Living in Murfreesboro TN	John (Jack) Vaughan Curtis
398		1941 Evelyn Curtis Moore wedding Held at parents home 224 S Central Ave. Somerset	Evelyn L. Curtis
399		1942 Fred M. Curtis World War II draft registration shows address of home	Fred M. Curtis
400		1945 Jack Curtis, Dorothy Curtis and Glenn Curtis start new jobs after World War II.	Dorothy B. Curtis Glenn Edmond Curtis John (Jack) Vaughan Curtis