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

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1		Status: Located	Ellen Nevada Colyer Harriet Luvenia Colyer Lucy Alma Colyer
2		Status: Located	Nathaniel Colyer
3		Status: Located	Samuel Colyer
4		Status: Located	Ruby Colyer
5		Status: Located	Lucy Alma Colyer
6		Status: Located	Helen Marie Colyer
7		1750 map Dutchess County NY great nine partners land patents shows Stanford and Amenia where Joseph Curtis lived near border of the two.	Joseph Curtis, III
8		1784 William Colyar log house Nolichucky River This photo appeared in the Nashville newspaper The Democrat on May 19, 1912, in an article on Arthur St. Clair Colyar reminiscences. Article says the puncheon (split wood) floors were attached with 1 inch locust pegs and that Alexander Colyar born in this house 1790, as well as A.S. Colyar in 1818. It would have been the cabin where John Colyer and other children of William Colyar grew up.	Alexander Colyar Arthur St. Clair Colyar William Colyar John Colyer
9		1845 map of Amenia Dutchess County NY, Smithfield Shows area where Joseph Curtis lived, having purchased land from a Mr Thompson. He is indicated in book on grave stones at The Square Bockee Wheaton cemetery as having been a deacon. His family was in Congregational church at Weathersfied CT, and the first church in area was formed about 1750, at The City (now smithfield). So he likely was a deacon at that church nearby to where he is buried. See red arrows on this map to where church and cemetery are located.	Joseph Curtis, III
10		1850 Pulaski KY census William Smith after death of first wife Nancy Colyer in 1848, remarried and shows children by marriage to Nancy Colyer.	William Smith
11		1851 painting of Boone and Stoner by George Caleb Bingham This hangs in the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, Washington University, St. Louis.	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
12		1858 map Amenia Smithfield Dutchess county NY Shows area where Joseph Curtis lived, having purchased land from a Mr Thompson. He is indicated in book on grave stones at The Square Bockee Wheaton cemetery as having been a deacon. His family was in Congregational church at Weathersfied CT, and the first church in area was formed about 1750, at The City (now smithfield). So he likely was a deacon at that church nearby to where he is buried. See red arrows on this map to where church and cemetery are located.	Joseph Curtis, III
13		1900 circa James Alexander Colyer / Hughes cabin located on Strawberry rd, Ruth community, Somerset KY. Fellow with big ears was Andrew Alexander Colyer, farmer who had moved to Indiana, Illinois area. He loaned mortgage money to Alfred Hughes for the property.	Andrew Alexander Colyer James Alexander Colyer James Walter Colyer Alfred W. Hughes
14		1902 grave Mattie James wife of Roscoe P James and granddaughter of Lindsey R. Colyer via his daughter Paulina Colyer Chrisman	Mattie Chrisman
15		1902 Somerset Journal newspaper advertisment C.G. Colyer rooming house on Main St. Somerset across from where current day library sits.	Charles Granade Colyer
16		1919 Wilda Curtis deed west side of Maple Street, Somerset KY	Wilda Cecil
17		1924 deed Fred M. Curtis Somerset Ky corner Maple and Limestone	Fred M. Curtis
18		1925 James Alexander Colyer/ Hughes cabin On Strawberry Rd, Ruth community, Somerset KY	James Alexander Colyer James Walter Colyer Samantha Jane Keeney Henry Marshall Warren
19		1933 Somerset High School graduation Shows Glenn Curtis with classmates listed	Glenn Edmond Curtis
20		1933 Somerset High School graduation program Glenn Curtis graduation ceremony program	Glenn Edmond Curtis
21		1939 Ola Parsons and Addie Mills (daughter of Mary Belle Colyer Mills) taken at the John Perry Colyer farm he inherited from father Lindsey Robert Colyer. This was at corner of current day hwy 192 and hwy 692 Grundy Rd Somerset KY.	John Perry Colyer Mary Belle Colyer Ola Marie Colyer Lillie Jane Woolsey
22		2017 Los Angeles Times article on Palm Springs art exhibit Charles Hollis Jones, Lera Colyer teacher Maholy-Nagy	Lera Colyer Charles Hollis Jones
23		2024 James Alexander Colyer/ Hughes cabin strawberry rd	James Alexander Colyer James Walter Colyer
24		Ad and Rose Colyer	Add N. Colyer
25		Ada Vaughan Waite	Ada Vaughan
26		Agnes Nancy Ann St. Clair Colyer grave, perhaps located in findagrave.com Stewart-Colyer Cemetery. Orientation of headstone to footstone is headstone facing east in winter time at this location.	Agnus "Nancy" Ann St. Clair
27		Alma and Perry Colyer from Pulaski County Kentucky facebook page, believed to be the children of St. Clair Colyer	Dr. Alma Colyer Perry Nathan Colyer, Esq.
28		Andrew Colyer family From John Parsons of Tullahoma TN whose great uncle was this Andrew Colyer	Andrew Alexander Colyer
29		Anna Fitts Curtis grave Status: LocatedAnna Fitts Curtis grave stone (wife of Seth) in Union Cemetery Mcdonough 2002. This picture shows Seth and Anna Curtis buried first graves on left of camera on road heading out of Union Cemetery.	Anna Fitts
30		Anna Shadoan Cassell photo of Anna Shadoan Cassell found on facebook page 2010	Anna Bobbitt Shadoan
31		Ariel map of Oak Hill Dairy, Somerset Ky Per Bobby Sidwell interview with his mother, June Avera, This shows where the Sam Colyer Oak Hill Dairy was in the 1920-40's. June Avera reported that her mother and father, Bob Avera and Elaine Colyer Avera lived in the farm house when first married and that June lived there from birth til about age 5. Sam Colyer lived on Monticello St, Somerset Ky so the farm house was secondary and he let Elaine, his daughter, live there when first married. Bob Avera's father's farm was across the street. See Sam Colyer diary this site mentioning Avera barn fire and see dairy cap photo for Oak Hill Dairy this site. In 2015, Bobby Sidwell reports that house and barn on this map of Oak Hill Dairy are original from 1930's.	Robert A. Avera Elaine Colyer Samuel Colyer
32		Arlene Gardner Hull 2006	Arlene Gardner
33		Art Institute Chicago display of Lera Colyer Jewelry 1951	Lera Colyer
34		Arthur S Colyar commemorative advertising card From the Met in NYC	Arthur St. Clair Colyar
35		Arthur St. Clair Colyar (1818-1907). Status: LocatedTennessee State Library and Archives Photographs of Portraits Record No: Accession No: 30113 THS 457 Subject: Arthur St. Clair Colyar (1818-1907). Artist: Cornelius Hawkins Date: ca. 1900 Location: TN State Library and Archives 403 7th Ave. N. Nashville, TN 37243-0312 Web Contact: Preservation - State Library	Arthur St. Clair Colyar
36		Arthur St. Clair Colyar photo	Arthur St. Clair Colyar
37		Ashley Moore	Ashley Noelle Moore
38		Beech Grove School 1927 Beech Grove one room school class 1927. Blond girl front row third from left has been identified as Lera Colyer (daughter of Ad N Colyer, postmaster) Beech Grove School, Ruth, Kentucky 1927 or 1928. Pictured are (front row, from left) Madeline Miller, Lera Colyer(daughter of Ad Colyer), Robert Warren, Mitchell Miller, Cora Cowan Allen, Edith Colyer, Leonard Colyer, Leona Bray, Max Hughes, James Bray and Lee Hardin Ramsey. Second row: Roberta Tomlinson, Vetta Bray, Reuben Bray, Tilman Warren, Maurice Miller, Lloyd Colyer, Richard Hughes, John Dexter Alexander and Robert Hughes. Third row: Marie Hughes, Martha Tomlinson, Geneva Warren, Lida Slavey, Leona Bray, unknown, Gerald Hughes, Carl Miller, Leslie Colyer, William Sears, Harold Alexander and Albert Herrin. Fourth row: Lera Simpson, Lois Hughes and Dorothy Tomlinson. Back row: Mary Susan Flippin (teacher), Eugene Allen, Ruth Hughes, Orville Alexander, Homer Colyer and Harlan Sears.	Charles Granade Colyer Homer D. Colyer Leonard Colyer Lera M. Colyer Leslie Colyer Lloyd Colyer Geneva W. Warren
39		Bertha Morrison Coffer	Bertha Morrison
40		Bill Curtis from Pulaski County KY public library flicker photo collection	William C. Curtis
41		Blaze Valley school In 1888 and 1898 Maranda Botkin sold land on current hwy 192 past current Blaze Valley Rd to the school district 64, to build the school. Evidently, it was later decided to locate the Blaze Valley school about a mile down Blaze Valley Rd next to a fresh water spring.	Maranda Ham Botkin
42		Bluford Kirtley Colyer family B.K. Colyer family. Some sources show first name as Buford. Thanks to Scotty Murphy Noe for this photo.	Bluford Kirtley Colyer
43		Bluford Kirtley Colyer grave stone Status: LocatedThis is grave stone found off hiway 769 Somerset KY in Jugornot area in woods off gravel drive right before Omega Park Road. Buford was son of Bluford Colyer, eldest son of John Colyer of 1781. This photo was taken about 2003 by Wesley Colyer (son of Kenneth George Colyer) who lives in the Cincinnati area about 2003.	Bluford Colyer Bluford Kirtley Colyer
44		Bockee/Wheaton cemetery Status: LocatedThis is photo of the Bockee/Wheaton cemetery on NY state route 83 near Smithfield NY. This cemetery is also known as the Federal Square Burying Ground near Amenia NY. This is where according to a 1903 book by M.D. Van Alystyne (entitled Burying Grounds of Sharon Connecticut, Amenia and Northeast NY published by Walsh, Griffen & Hoystradt Amenia NY ) that Joseph Curtis father of James Curtis is buried. My 2006 inspection of the cemetery confirmed that since 1903 Joseph Curtis grave stone has been lost. The 1903 book said the stone inscription said he died in 1785 of small pox.	Joseph Curtis, III
45		Bockee/Wheaton cemetery Status: LocatedThis is photo of the Bockee/Wheaton cemetery on NY state route 83 near Smithfield NY. This cemetery is also known as the Federal Square Burying Ground near Amenia NY. This is where according to a 1903 book by M.D. Van Alystyne (entitled Burying Grounds of Sharon Connecticut, Amenia and Northeast NY published by Walsh, Griffen & Hoystradt Amenia NY ) that Joseph Curtis father of James Curtis is buried. My 2006 inspection of the cemetery confirmed that since 1903 Joseph Curtis grave stone has been lost. The 1903 book said the stone inscription said he died in 1785 of small pox.	Joseph Curtis, IV
46		Boone and Stoner painting at Duncan Tavern, Paris KY This purportedly by artist William Ranney. It appears to be a copy of the George Caleb Bingham painting, but differences are apparent. It has not shown up in catalog of Ranney paintings in the book “Forging an American Identity: The Art of William Ranney” by Linda Bantel in 2006 presented by centerofthewest.org	Michael Stoner, NO CURTIS/COLYER RELATION
47		Bryan and Mary Lewis, Danville KY	Bryan Dewey Lewis
48		Buck Creek Baptist church in Pulaski County KY Formerly known as Hound Hollow church. Ephraim Meece is reported to have been preacher there in civil war days.	Ephraim Meece
49		Charles Bradshaw family Thanks to Ms. Martha Larson Wells for photo from Mary Waite Larson collection	Finis E. Bradshaw Isiah Charles Bradshaw Laura Z. Bradshaw Lavonia Bradshaw Loucora Bradshaw
50		Charles Bradshaw family- photo legend	Finis E. Bradshaw Isiah Charles Bradshaw Laura Z. Bradshaw Lavonia Bradshaw Loucora Bradshaw