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8 | 1902 Somerset Journal newspaper advertisment C.G. Colyer rooming house on Main St. Somerset across from where current day library sits. | ||
9 | 1919 Wilda Curtis deed west side of Maple Street, Somerset KY | ||
10 | 1924 deed Fred M. Curtis Somerset Ky corner Maple and Limestone | ||
11 | ![]() | 1933 Somerset High School graduation Shows Glenn Curtis with classmates listed | |
12 | ![]() | 1933 Somerset High School graduation program Glenn Curtis graduation ceremony program | |
13 | ![]() | 2017 Los Angeles Times article on Palm Springs art exhibit Charles Hollis Jones, Lera Colyer teacher Maholy-Nagy | |
14 | ![]() | Ad and Rose Colyer | |
15 | Ada Vaughan Waite | ||
16 | ![]() | Andrew Colyer family From John Parsons of Tullahoma TN whose great uncle was this Andrew Colyer | |
17 | ![]() | 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. | |
18 | ![]() | Anna Shadoan Cassell photo of Anna Shadoan Cassell found on facebook page 2010 | |
19 | ![]() | 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. | |
20 | ![]() | Arlene Gardner Hull 2006 | |
21 | ![]() | Art Institute Chicago display of Lera Colyer Jewelry 1951 | |
22 | ![]() | Arthur S Colyar commemorative advertising card From the Met in NYC | |
23 | ![]() | 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 | |
24 | ![]() | Ashley Moore | |
25 | ![]() | 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. | |
26 | Bertha Morrison Coffer | ||
27 | ![]() | Bill Curtis from Pulaski County KY public library flicker photo collection | |
28 | 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. | ||
29 | Bluford Kirtley Colyer family B.K. Colyer family. Some sources show first name as Buford. Thanks to Scotty Murphy Noe for this photo. | ||
30 | ![]() | 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 | |
31 | ![]() | 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. | |
32 | ![]() | 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. | |
33 | ![]() | Bryan and Mary Lewis, Danville KY | |
34 | ![]() | 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. | |
35 | Charles Bradshaw family Thanks to Ms. Martha Larson Wells for photo from Mary Waite Larson collection | ||
36 | Charles Bradshaw family- photo legend | ||
37 | ![]() | Charles C. Curtis in McDonough NY Status: LocatedMan standing facing camera is believed to be Charles C. Curtis in McDonough NY who was son of Charles E. Curtis (the civil war soldier who died in Salisbury NC as prisoner of war in Feb 1865) Photo obtained from Arlene Hull of Cincinnatus NY his granddaughter on my visit with her October 2006. | |
38 | ![]() | Charles E. Curtis Status: LocatedCharles E. Curtis, brother to John Thurston Curtis, who died in 1865 as prisoner of war in Civil War. This photo obtained from Arlene Hull in Cincinnatus NY who is his great granddaughter. | |
39 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer Status: LocatedFamily photo of Charles Granade Colyer, his wife and children. Sam Colyer is boy on knee. | |
40 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer and wife Louisa Jane Meece Status: Located | |
41 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer cabin remains Located off hwy 192 at end of Pitman Road, 2015 photo of remains of cabin that has been turned into a barn and added onto. Stone fireplaces have been sold and removed leaving holes that are boarded up, but holes through remaining eaves of house show placement of fireplaces. | |
42 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer cabin remains cedar logs Located off hwy 192 at end of Pitman Road, 2015 photo of remains of cabin that has been turned into a barn and added onto. Stone fireplaces have been sold and removed leaving holes that are boarded up, but holes through remaining eaves of house show placement of fireplaces. Close observation of inside shows remaining whitewash wallpaper stuck to logs. | |
43 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer cabin remains....chimneys gone Located off hwy 192 at end of Pitman Road, 2015 photo of remains of cabin that has been turned into a barn and added onto. Stone fireplaces have been sold and removed leaving holes that are boarded up, but holes through remaining eaves of house show placement of fireplaces. Close observation of inside shows remaining whitewash wallpaper stuck to logs. | |
44 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer cabin remains...now barn Located off hwy 192 at end of Pitman Road, 2015 photo of remains of cabin that has been turned into a barn and added onto. Stone fireplaces have been sold and removed leaving holes that are boarded up, but holes through remaining eaves of house show placement of fireplaces. Close observation of inside shows remaining whitewash wallpaper stuck to logs. | |
45 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer cabin satellite photo 2015 aerial photo highlighted with red square of remains of Granade cabin. Current day farmer has added barn onto it and uses the cabin to store farm implements and hay. Light colored roof is believed to be the original house/log cabin remains. Current day this is at the end of Pitman Rd off Hwy 192. Per 90 yeard old Lyman Alexander 6/2/2019, whose family have lived in Ruth Ky for several generations, said that his father told him that Pitman Rd used to be the old Ruth Rd and that Ruth road followed Pitman Creek down to behind the current day 192 market. | |
46 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer family with labels photo from about 1892 | |
47 | ![]() | Charles Granade Colyer grave Status: LocatedHere is picture of Clay Hill baptist church and cemetery where Charles Granade Colyer is buried as well as picture of Charles grave and that of his wife Louisa Jane Meece Colyer in Ruth Ky. Although it is known that Charles enlisted and fought for the south in the civil war, It is interesting to see his grave stone not being traditional confederate pointed top form as adopted by government in 1906. This and his membership in Knights of Pathias reconciliation fraternal organization may show his post war sentiments. | |
48 | Charles Granade Colyer Pocket Watch It is believed this pocket watch belonged to Charles Granade Colyer obtained from grandson Ray Colyer home Frankfort KY 2010. It is believed the engraving is jcCg standing for Charles John Granade Colyer. His Civil War Records sometimes refer to him as CG Colyer and sometimes CJ Colyer. | ||
49 | ![]() | Charles Hollis Jones 1960 Bloomington IN school yearbook | |
50 | Charlie and Beula Hunt dairy farm on Blaze Valley Rd right below Blaze Valley School |