Showing posts with label Hunley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hunley. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 6, 2021

GRAVE MARKERS - 5

 



Eli M. Hart  and wife, Mary J.

Mary Talbott Hayward

C. M. Heavrin

Samuel Ewing Hill

A. T. Hines

John W. Hines

Philip M. Hocker and wife, Minerva E.

Asa W. Hodges and wife, Sarah T.

Elias G. Hunley

B. T. Igleheart

Friday, July 23, 2021

Ohio County Guardianships - Part VI

 46. Sept 5, 1919, pg 1, under Recent County Court Happenings: STEVENS


47. May 13, 1921, pg 1, under In County Court: FAUGHT, SMITH


48. Jan 16, 1920, pg 1: BENNETT


49. May 14, 1920, pg 1, under In County Court: KENNEDY



50. Apr 8, 1904, pg 1, under County Court Items: KITCHENS, WETHERFORD


51. 
Jul 27, 1917, pg 3: BULLOCK, HUNLEY


52.  
Sept 28, 1917, pg 1, under In County Court: EVANS, LEACH



53. Dec 22, 1916, pg 5, under In County Court: GRADY, PARKS, RAFFERTY, DOCKERY


54.  Oct 14, 1921, pg 4: BENNETT


55.  Aug 15, 1919, pg 8: PIERCE, COOPER



Wednesday, October 19, 2016

ELIAS GESS HUNLEY

ELIAS GESS HUNLEY, Ohio County, was born April 29, 1826, in Muhlenburgh (sic)
County, Ky., where he grew to manhood, and 1857 removed to Ohio County, where he has since resided. His father, Wyatt P., was born in 1800; removed to Kentucky in 1824, and died in 1833. He was the son of Nehemiah Hunley, of Virginia, who settled on the land where Cincinnati now stands. His sons were Wyatt P., Robert, James, Thomas, Benjamin, and Edmund. Wyatt P. married Martha V., daughter of Elias G. and Hannah (Vaught) Smith, of Muhlenburgh County; she was born in 1805, died in 1865, and their children are Elias G., Hannah E. (Glenn), Susan H. (Stum), and Sisera (Fulkerson). Mr. Hunley was married September 11, 1851, to Sarah E., daughter of David and Margaret (Reid) Shull, of Ohio County; she was born in 1831, and to them have been born Lizzie C. (deceased), Elias S. (deceased), Martha A. (Muir), David C., Wyatt P., Ophelia M. (Muir), James H., Susan F., Albina C., and Thomas E.  Mr. Hunley is a farmer, having 130 acres of good land in a high state of cultivation. He is a member of the Methodist Church, and in politics a Democrat.

Source: J. H. BATTLE, W H. PERRIN, & G. C. KNIFFIN 1895


Note:  Mr. Hunley died 13 April 1900 at age 73 in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky and is buried in Hopewell Cemetery, Ohio County.