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OHIO CO. REPRESENTATIVES TO STATE SENATE AND HOUSE

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OHIO COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES TO THE KENTUCKY HOUSE

SESSION - NAME - PARTY - DISTRICT

1800 HENRY RHOADES

1801 WILLIAM BRADFORD

1802 HENRY DAVAGE

1803 WILLIAM BRADFORD

1804 STEPHEN CLEAVER

1805 HENRY DAVAGE

1806 HENRY DAVAGE

1807 HENRY DAVAGE

1808 BENJAMIN FIELD

1809 CHAIRES McREERY

1810 JESSE CRAVENS

1811 JOHN DAVIESS

1812 REMUS GRIFFITH

1813 REMUS GRIFFITH

1814 JAMES JOHNSON

1814 PHILIP THOMPSON

1815 PHILIP THOMPSON

1816 MOSES CUMMINS

1817 JAMES JOHNSTON

1818 JAMES JOHNSTON

1819 RICHARD TAYLOR

1820 JOHN CALHOUN

1821 JOHN CALHOUN

1822 DAVID JERRELL KELLY

1823 ROBERT MOSLEY

1824 ROBERT MOSLEY

1825 DILLIS DYER

1826 WILLIAM M. DAVIS

1827 WILLIAM M. DAVIS

1828 WILLIAM M. DAVIS

1829 ELIJAH CROW JACKSONIAN

1830 DILLIS DYER JACKSONIAN

1831 DILLIS DYER JACKSONIAN

1832 ELIJAH CROW

1833 ELIJAH CROW

1834 DILLIS DYER WHIG

1835 SAMUEL O. PAYTON ADMISTRATION

1836 WILLIAM RUMSEY WHIG

1837 JAMES JOHNSTON

1838 DR. ALEXANDER R. ROWAN

1839 WILLIAM H. RUMSEY WHIG

JOHN McHENRY

1840 JOHN McHENRY

1841 WILLIAM RUMSEY WHIG

1842 JAMES JOHNSTON WHIG

1843 LARKIN G. NAIL WHIG

1844 JOHN W. CROW WHIG

ELISHA M. FORD WHIG

1845 ELISHA M. FORD WHIG

1846 ROBERT T. BELL DEMOCRAT

1847 ROBERT T. BELL DEMOCRAT

1848 ELISHA M. FORD WHIG

1849 QUINTUS CINCINNATUS SHANKS

1850 GEORGE W. WILLIAMS WHIG

1851 DR. HENRY D. McHENRY WHIG 2

1852 HENRY THOMPSON DEMOCRAT 2

1854 DR. WILLIAM J. BERRY AMERICAN 2

1856 HENRY THOMPSON DEMOCRAT 2

1858 JOHN HAYNES DEMOCRAT 2

1860 JOHN HAYNES DEMOCRAT 2

1861 REMUS GIBSON UNION 2

1864 W. H. MILLER UNION 2

1866 HENRY D. McHENRY UNION 2

1868 W. ESTILL McHENRY 2

1870 ALFRED TAYLOR COFFMAN DEMOCRAT 2

1872 J. S. TAYLOR DEMOCRAT 2

1874 DR. JAMES W. MEADOR REPUBLICAN 2

1876 RICHARD P. HOCKER DEMOCRAT 2

1878 DR, JAMES W. MEADOR REPUBLICAN 2

1880 RICHARD P. HOCKER DEMOCRAT 2

1882 JESSE S. WILLIAMS DEMOCRAT 2

1884 WILLIAM D. COLEMAN DEMOCRAT 2

1886 JESSE W. WILLIAMS DEMOCRAT 2

1888 H. D. KINSOLVING DEMOCRAT 2

1890 ALVIS BERRY TICHENOR DEMOCRAT 2

1892 WESLEY CROW 2

1894 THOMAS J. SMITH 26

1896 C. M. BARNETT 26

1898 RICHARD C. JARNAGIN 26

1900 RICHARD C. JARNAGIN 26

1902 A. S. BENNETT 26

1904 A. D. PARK 26

1906 CHAS C. BEARD 26

1908 JAMES A. DUFF REPUBLICAN 26

1910 WILLIAM S. DEAN REPUBLICAN 26

1912 JAMES ALBERT LEACH REPUBILICAN 26

1914 N. B. WHITE REPUBILICAN 26

1916 LAFE LONETREE EMBRY 26

1918 LAFE LONETREE EMBRY 26

1920 I. S. MASON REPUBILICAN 21

1922 IRA JONES REPUBILICAN 21

1924 W. S. TINSLEY REPUBILICAN 21

1926 T. H. BENTON REPUBLICAN 21

1928 T. H. BENTON REPUBLICAN 21

1930 DR. R. A. BYERS REPUBLICAN 21

1932 MARSHALL BARNES DEMOCRAT 21

1934 MARSHALL BARNES DEMOCRAT 21

1936 DR. R. A. BYERS REPUBLICAN 21

1938 CARL M. TAYLOR REPUBLICAN 21

1940 ALVIS S. BENNETT REPUBLICAN 21

1942 DR. J. A. DUFF REPUBLICAN 21

1944 C. W. TAYLOR REPUBLICAN 18

1946 C. W. TAYLOR REPUBLICAN 18

1948 STANLEY MURPHY REPUBLICAN 18

1950 JOHN D. BETTY REPUBLICAN 18

1952 CLEM SCHROADER REPUBLICAN 18

1854 WAITMAN C. TAYLOR REPUBLICAN 18

1956 R. B. BLANKENSHIP REPUBLICAN 18

1958 WAYLAND RENDER REPUBLICAN 18

1960 WAYLAND RENDER REPUBLICAN 18

1962 WAYLAND RENDER REPUBLICAN 18

1964 WAYLAND RENDER REPUBLICAN 17

1966 THERON KESSINGER REPUBLICAN 17

1968 THERON KESSINGER REPUBLICAN 17

1970 THERON KESSINGER REPUBLICAN 17

1972 THERON KESSINGER REPUBLICAN 17

1974 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1976 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1978 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1980 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1982 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1984 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1986 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1988 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1990 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1992 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1994 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

1996 WILLARD C. WOODY ALLEN REPUBLICAN 17

OHIO COUNTY TO THE KENTUCKY STATE SENATE

SESSION NAME PARTY DISTRICT

1800 WILLIAM CAMPBELL

1801 JOHN CALDWELL

1802 JOHN CALDWELL

1803 JOHN CALDWELL

1804 THOMAS POSEY

1805 THOMAS POSEY

1806 DANIEL ASHBY

1807 DANIEL ASHBY

1808 JOHN HANDLEY 13

1809 JOHN HANDLEY 13

1810 JOHN HANDLEY 13

1811 JOHN HANDLEY 13

1812 CHARLES HELM 18

1813 CHARLES HELM 18

1814 CHARLES HELM 18

1815 CHARLES HELM 18

1816 JAMES HILLYAR 18

1817 JAMES HILLYAR 18

1818 NO LISTING

1819 JAMES JOHNSTON 18

1820 NATHAN ANDERSON 11

1821 NATHAN ANDERSON 11

1822 NATHAN ANDERSON 11

1823 BENJAMIN DUNCAN 10

1824 ROBERT STEPHENS 10

1825 ROBERT STEPHENS 10

1826 ROBERT STEPHENS 10

1827 WILLIS GREEN 10

1828 WILLIS GREEN AMERICAN 10

1829 WILLIS GREEN REPUBLICAN 10

1830 WILLIS GREEN REPUBLICAN 10

1831 WILLIAM R. GRIFFITH NATIONAL REPUBLIC 10

1832 WILLIAM R. GRIFFITH NATIONAL REPUBLIC 12

1833 WILLIAM R. GRIFFITH NATIONAL REPUBLIC 12

1834 WILLIAM R. GRIFFITH WHIG 12

1835 ANSELM WATKINS WHIG 12

1836 ANSELM WATKINS WHIG 12

1837 ANSELM WATKINS WHIG 12

1838 ANSELM WATKINS WHIG 12

1839 WILLIAM STERETT WHIG 12

1840 WILLIAM STERETT WHIG 12

1841 WILLIAM STERETT WHIG 12

1842 WILLIAM STERETT WHIG 12

1843 FRANCIS PAYTON WHIG 12

1844 DILLIS DYER WHIG 12

1845 DILLIS DYER WHIG 12

1846 WILLIAM C. McNARY WHIG 13

1847 WILLIAM C. McNARY WHIG 13

1848 WILLIAM C. McNARY WHIG 13

1849 WILLIAM C. McNARY WHIG 13

1850 ROBERT S. RUSSELL WHIG 13

1851 WILLIAM J. BERRY WHIG 13

1852 WILEY S. HAY WHIG 13

1854 WILEY S. HAY WHIG 13

1856 E. D. WALKER DEMOCRAT 13

1858 E. DUDLEY WALKER DEMOCRAT 13

1860 E. DUDLEY WALKER OPPOSITION 13

1861 HENRY D. McHENRY UNION 8

1864 HENRY D. McHENRY UNION 8

1866 O. P. JOHNSON UNION 8

1868 O. P. JOHNSON 8

A. D. COSBY

1870 J. M. COSBY & JOHN JOHNSON 8

1872 JOHN W. JOHNSON DEMOCRAT 8

1874 W. J. BERRY 8

1876 WILLIAM J. BERRY DEMOCRAT 8

1878 SAMUEL E. HILL DEMOCRAT 8

1880 SAMUEL E. HILL DEMOCRAT 8

1882 DAVID POOL REPUBLICAN 8

1884 DAVID POOL REPUBLICAN 8

1886 SAMUEL E. HILL DEMOCRAT 8

1888 LOUIS JONES 8

1890 J. W. MARTIN 8

1892 J. W. MARTIN 8

1894 C. SLADE TAYLOR 7

1896 A. D. JAMES 7

1898 DR. T. G. TURNER7

1900 N. T. HOWARD 7

1902 N. T. HOWARD 7

1904 A. S. BENNETT 7

1906 ALVIS S. BENNETT 7

1908 J. W. WRIGHT REPUBLICAN 7

1910 J. W. WRIGHT REPUBLICAN 7

1912 C. HOLMAN REPUBLICAN 7

1914 C. HOLMAN REPUBLICAN 7

1916 J. ALBERT LEACH REPUBLICAN 7

1918 J. ALBERT LEACH REPUBLICAN 7

1920 GEORGE BAKER REPUBLICAN 7

1922 GEORGE BAKER REPUBLICAN 7

1924 J. C. FLENER REPUBLICAN 7

1926 J. C. FLENER REPUBLICAN 7

1928 CLARENCE BARTLETT REPUBLICAN 7

1930 CLARENCE BARTLETT REPUBLICAN 7

1932 DR. T. J. EDGE REPUBLICAN 7

1934 DR. T. J. EDGE REPUBLICAN 7

1936 OTIS WHITE REPUBLICAN 7

1938 OTIS WHITE REPUBLICAN 7

1940 DR. R. A. BYERS REPUBLICAN 7

1942 J. MORTON WILLIAMS REPUBLICAN 7

1944 GEORGE A. BEARD REPUBLICAN 10

1946 CARLOS B. EMBRY REPUBLICAN 10

1948 CARLOS B. EMBEY REPUBLICAN 10

1950 EARL L. MARTIN REPUBLICAN 10

1952 EARL L. MARTIN REPUBLICAN 10

1954 ALBERT THOMASON REPUBLICAN 10

1956 ALBERT THOMASON REPUBLICAN 10

1958 ULYSSES G. BYERS REPUBLICAN 10

1960 ULYSSES G. BYERS REPUBLICAN 10

1962 PAUL L. FUGUA REPUBLICAN 10

1964 PAUL L. FUGUA REPUBLICAN 10

1966 FLOYD HAYS ELLIS DEMOCRAT 32

1968 FLOYD HAYS ELLIS DEMOCRAT 32

1970 RAY B. WHITE REPUBLICAN 32

1972 DAMON MAJORS DEMOCRAT 5

1974 EARL R. GLENN DEMOCRAT 5

1976 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

1978 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

1980 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

1982 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

1984 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

DELBERT MURPHY DEMOCRAT 8

JOE LANE TRAVIS REPUBLICAN 9

1986 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

DELBERT MURPHY DEMOCRAT 8

JOE LANE TRAVIS REPUBLICAN 9

1988 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

DELBERT MURPHY DEMOCRAT 8

JOE LANE BAKER REPUBLICAN 9

1990 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

DELBERT S. MURPHY DEMOCRAT 8

WALTER A. BAKER REPUBLICAN 9

1992 JOE WRIGHT DEMOCRAT 5

DAVID E. BOSWELL DEMOCRAT 8

WALTER A. BAKER REPUBLICAN 9

1994 VIRGIL MOORE REPUBLICAN 5

WALTER A. BAKER REPUBLICAN 9

1996 VIRGIL MOORE REPUBLICAN 5

WALTER A. BAKER REPUBLICAN 9

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Ohio County Historical Markers

Courthouse Burned (State Marker 581, Hartford, Courthouse lawn, US 231, Ohio Co.)

A Skirmish In 1861 (State Marker 671, Cromwell, US 231, Ohio Co.)

County Named, 1798 (State Marker 1144, Hartford, Courthouse lawn, US 231, Ohio Co.)

Site of Fort Hartford (State Marker 1195, N. of Hartford at Rough River Bridge, US 231, Ohio Co.)

First Public Building (State Marker 1196, Hartford, Courthouse lawn, US 231, Ohio Co.)

First Bridge (State Marker 1259, Just outside Hartford city limits, N. side of Rough River, US 231, Ohio Co.)

The Ohio County News (State Marker 1266, Center St. across from Ohio County Courthouse, Hartford, US 231, Ohio Co.)

Early Surgery (State Marker 1267, In front of Green River Reg. Lib., Hartford, US 231, Ohio Co.)

Beaver Dam (State Marker 1330, Beaver Dam, US 231, Ohio Co.)

Ceralvo - Three mile South (State Marker 1370, Centertown, Jct. KY 85 and old Ceralvo Road, Ohio Co.)

Howell Land (State Marker 1461, 5 mi. W. of Centertown, KY 85, Ohio Co.)

Barnett's Station (State Marker 1463, 2 mi. E. of Hartford on Barnett's Station Rd., just off KY 69, Ohio Co.)

Famous Kentucky Artist (State Marker 1485, Main St., in front of Hartford Library, US 231, Ohio Co.)

Rosine (State Marker 1510, Rosine, US 62, Ohio Co.)

Man of Courage (State Marker 1548, 415 Mulberry St., Hartford, Ohio Co.)

PFC Wesley Phelps (State Marker 1672, Rosine, US 62 near KY 1544, Ohio Co.) – Reverse -

Medal Of Honor Winner

McHenry (State Marker 1674, McHenry, US 62 near the post office, Ohio Co.)

Charles Wallace Home ---> (State Marker 1745, 2 mi. E. of Hartford, adjacent to KY 69, Ohio Co.)

John C. Thomas House (State Marker 1829, Hartford, 415 Mulberry St., Ohio Co.)

Rev. William Downs (State Marker 1834, 415 Mulberry St., Hartford, Ohio Co.)

Civil War Article - June 16, 1886

Hartford Herald, JUNE 16, 1886 A BUGLE BLAST; The soldiers in the Front.... Not asking Favors, but Demanding Their Rights

A meeting of the soldiers of the late war, residing in Ohio county, was held at the courthouse in Hartford, Ky on Friday, the 11^th day of June 1886. On motion, Hon. Sam E. Hill was called to the chair, who in a few well chosen remarks stated the object of the meeting which was to take into consideration and to urge our representatives in congress to vote for the Pension Bill, which has passed the Senate and which is now pending in the House. On motion, Sam K. Cox was elected Secretary. The Chairman, S. E. Hill, upon motion appointed the following committee on resolutions, via; E. C. HUBBARD, WOOD TINSLEY, ED JACKSON, THOMAS GREER, and COL. Q. C. SHANKS. While the committee was absent, a motion was made and adopted that those present enroll their names and to facilitate the enrollment. Dr. L. T. COX, H. C. TRUMAN, and JOHN C. CHAMBERLAIN were appointed assistant Secretaries. The following is a list of those present.

17TH KENTUCKY INFANTRY.....
SAM K. COX, GEO W. TILFORD, WM R. JONES, JAMES D. BYETS, A. P. FRAZIER, SAM H. TANNER, WARNER MARTIN, M. V. PIERCE, E. H. JAMES, THOMAS M. KEOWN, HENRY HART, JOHN H. WRIGHT, BERRY HART, HENRY BAIZE, R. A. STEVENS, LUTHER ROGERS, J. C. STEWART, M.S. RAGLAND, J. M. COBB, GEO. L. O’BANNON, W. L. BROWN, W. J. McINTIRE, JOHN C. WILSON, JACOB BENNETT, L. T. COX, GEO REDDISH, T. J. WATSON, J. D. WRIGHT, W. F. WRIGHT, W. P. MIDKIFF, ROBERT SIMPSON, J.W. CANNON, H. C. TRUMAN, W. H. MORRIS, J. H. LEACH, J. W. PEACH, SAM SMITH, ASBERRY HARRISON, JAS H. POLLARD, MASSEY HOOVER, S. M. JAMES, G. W. ROWE, E. F. HOCKER, A. WEBB, G. W. LEACH, T J. KIRBY, W. S. COLE, JOHN BYERS, W. B. LEACH, LARKIN WILLIAMS, J. G. BAKER, R. J. DUFF, J. S. BALEY, S. T. BROWN, W. L. AMBROSE, THOS. D. DAVIS, V. M. STEWART, G. W. BUNGER, J.E. COLEMAN, J. W. DAVIS, JO AD BENNETT, JOHN O. BUTLER, R. V. SORRELS, W. H. FELIX, C. D. BEAN, C. V. CHRISTIAN, SYLVESTER WHITE, H. C. RODES, W. M. FELIX, JOHN W. BLACK, S. T. WALLACE, DAVID GOODE, JESSE SHAVER, L .L. TAYLOR, LINDSEY BENNETT, JAS H. STEWART.

26TH KENTUCKY;
JESSE ASHBY, J.L. CARSON, THOMS CREER, R. B. SWAIN, JONA WILSON, J.W. BAER, P. A. MILNER, W. L. BROWN, J. W. BRYANT, THOMS WEDDING, C. N. RUSSELLBURG, JOHN ADAMS, MARION RALPH, A.J. RALPH, W. J. RALPH, B.C. GREER, THOM ADAMS, W. H. STEWRT, G. R. MIDKIFF, L. M. AXTON, WM BENTON, L. F. MILLS, W.A. CARSON

12TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY;
J. J. PATTON, W. G. BENNETT, J.C. CHAMBERLAIN, ELI DODSON, W. A. WALLACE, J. N. SHARP, DANIEL HICKS, SAM E. HILL, W. C. AMBROSE, J. F. HOBIMER, A. P. HUDSON, T. W. ILER, C. MATTHEWS, W. H. MARLOW, Z. N. KING, SID BOZARTH, CARROLL BRADLEY, R. A. HOWARD, JOHN T. KING, JOHN A. KING, PHILLIP PIERCE, F. M. CROWDER, Q. C. SHANKS, S. G. RHOADES, JERRY EZELL, B. J. HICK, THOM RUSSELL, JORDAN BAIZE.

26TH KENTUCKY;
ELIAS FARMER, JAS S. LEE, W. E. WARD, ISAAC FOSTER, W. C. MORTON, T. W. CARTER, B. M. BENNETT, JAS A. PARK.

11TH KENTUCKY;
G. W. EMBREY,

29TH KENTUCKY;
F. M. GILLSTRAP,

17TH KENTUCKY MTD. INFT;
W. M. SOUTHARD

21TH KENTUCKY;
H. C. LEACH

125 U. S. CAV.;
WOOD TINSLEY,

13TH ILL.
E. C. HUBBARD

3TH KY CAV.
W. S. SAMUELS, B. F. BARTLETT,

7TH KY CAV.
J. F. NIMMO

17TH KY
WM. MILLEGAN, JOHN M. BISHOP, N. C. DANIEL, SANFORD SIMPSON,

18TH PA.
JOHN MERCER

3TH KY CV.
VAN B. MORGAN

11 KY
HARRY TINSLEY

35TH KY
R. F. BURDEN,

3TH KY CAV.
SAMUEL BARTLETT

38TH IND.
W. M. BENNETT

1ST TENN CAV
M. FARRIS,

5TH TENN CAV
CHAS HILL

13TH OHIO INFT.
JOHN MATTHIAS

8TH KY CAV.
J. M. PETERS

9TH KY INFT.
J. D. COPPER,

35TH KY
W. H. H. PARK, S. A. GARRETT, HAMP WATSON, WM MATTOCK, JOHN M. WILLIAMS, J. H. GRAY

6TH KY
W. T. FEEMSTER

15TH KY
ALEX GRIGSBY

9TH KY
SAM GADDES

11TH KY INFT
J. E. JACKSON, B. N. SOUTHARD, VOL EMBREY, J. W. MOORE, J. W. BOWEN, J. M. BALDWIN, DAN GRANT, WM ESPEY, W. O. DAVIS,

37TH KY INFT;
HENRY DEAVER

108TH COLORED INFT.
WASH EIDSON,

2TH KY BAT.
G. ELLMON

6TH KY
J. W. NICHOLSON

18TH KY
GEO S. DRAKE

10TH KY
JOHN B. LAKE

100TH COLORED INF
HENRY DUKE

106TH ILL, INFT
JOHN BLAIR

1ST TENN
JOHN C. HARRAL

16TH KY
SAM COY

143TH IND
THOS F. JOHNSTON

42TH IND
THOMAS GAILEY

52TH KY
LEWIS W. HUNT

10TH IND..
N. J. BURGESS

9TH KY
W. J. LOGSDON

1860 Occupations - Cromwell

Occupations and ages (other than Farmer/Tenant) in 1860 Cromwell, Ohio Co. KY

BLACKSMITH:

John P. Austin, 29

John W. Shepherd, 23

John M. Williams, 27

William W. Angell, 43

Jacob B. Stewart, 37

Virgil A. Stewart, 16, apprentice

F. F. Paxton, 32

Nathan H. Monroe, 18, apprentice

WAGON MAKER:

Benjamin F. Jinkins (Jenkins), 18

Micajah McDowell, 23 (brother-in-law)

William Valentine, 56

APPRENTICE:

Willis Dockery, 19 (listed in household of farmer - Harrison Fleenor, 43)

BRICKMASON:

John W. House, 28

CABINET MAKER:

Milton Rogers, 53

CARPENTERS:

D. C. Mitchell, age 28

John Shields, 22

John E. Ragsdale

James Milton, 30, Apprentice

Martin V. Porter, 24

Leonard Taylor, 22

Curson Porter, 40

Matthew Brown, 37

E. G. Phillips, 25

Peyton Brown, 25

John Gentry, 23

John Hess, 23

Moseby James, 48

Henry Austin, 40

James M. Shields, 21

CLERK (Runs Store):

A. Keohn, 24 (Keown?)

CLOCKMAKER:

Robert A. Frauize, 44

COOPER:

Charles, Henchrist, 37

ENGINEER:

Felix Robertson, 26

GROCER:

Woodford Stewart, 29

MERCHANT:

Charles E. Hayes, 32

Joseph Leach, 64

David Sandifer, 40

Joseph Keohn, 33 (Keown?)

PHYSICIAN:

Silella Turner, 35

SAWYER:

William Young, 54

SCHOOL TEACHER:

Thomas Rogers, 50

Alameda Mitchel, 16 (dau of Jonathan Mitchell)

SHOEMAKER:

William L. Rogers, 36

Thomas W. Sharp, 26

STONECUTTER:

E. V. Brisendine, 53

STONEMAN:

Jessie Gilstrap, 47

TAVEREN KEEPER:

John W. Duke, 37

TRADER:

J. P. C. Norman, 28

WELL DIGGER:

Woodford Goff, 36

WHARF MASTER:

James A. Porter, 32

Jan 18, 1881 – Hartford Herald

Jan 18, 1881 – Hartford Herald

To Editor of The Herald:

Would a few items from our "town on the hill" be objectionable? We do not wish to supercede "Cully," yet we think Cromwell should be occasionally at least represented in its county paper.

Our town has a very good trade from the adjacent territory, a first class steam grist mill and a distillery, which affords a medium for the disposal of all the surplus corn produced in the rich Green River bottoms. Besides this, there will be, I suppose, three firms engaged in the tobacco business - Daniel Bros., W. G. Tilford and Thos. Gilstrap. While these things are moving on, Mr. A. K. Leach will distribute letters and groceries, Newton & Taylor deal out drugs and medicines, Joe Kath, Charlie Montague and Thos. Gilstrap handle the yard-stick, and Mrs. Coleman and Burden repair plows, wagons and buggies. So we all move along easily and gracefully on "the even tenor of our way."

Prof. Harper, ably assisted by his wife, closes his school in a few weeks. We should, by all means, have a Spring term, and it is high time for the patrons to begin agitating the question, as they have to do that in at least a month.

Mr. I. Mendel, formerly of this place, but now of Russelville, has been in town a few days on business. He has, I learn, disposed of his town property to Dr. Vega Berry, who will shortly take his residence among us. We bid you welcome, Doctor.

Miss Lillie Paxton is visiting relatives near Rosine. Mr. Field Leach is quite ill with pnuemonia, and Mr. Dick Wise, who was confined with the same disease, is convalescent. As there has been so much changeable weather, and much exposure of the people, a great amount of sickness is anticipated.

Madame Rumor contemplates several weddings shortly. We hope to be remembered with a piece of cake. We wish something in that order would occur to destroy the monotony of things. ---Superb" ...

Civil War Pensions

Civil War Pensions – newspaper article

Source: Hartford Herald

Feb. 13, 1884, page 4

http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84037890/1884-02-13/ed-1/seq-4/

A List of Persons in Ohio County, Ky., Drawing Pensions from the United States by Reason of the Late War, and Monthly payment to each.

BEAVER DAM

Thos. E. Carter 16.00

Jno T. Davis 12.00

Sarah Blankenship 8.00

BEDA

Geo. Redner 4.00

Geo W L Richeson 4.00

Mary Turne 8.00

George W. Lynch 2.00

CENTERTOWN

Bradford Noffsinger Stroud 8.00

William H Williams 2.00

Silas W Jones 2.00

William Benton 8.00

John M Bishop 4.00

John Romhild 2.00

CERALVO

Margaret Riley 8.00

Jesse Ashby 6.00

Henry Tinsley 8.00

John M. Williams 6.00

Elizabeth Caroline (White) Heflin 8.00

Elizabeth M Hill 8.00

Patrick A. Milner 8.00 (raised to $30.00 in 1903)

CROMWELL

Nicholas C Daniel 18.00

Joseph W Coleman 4.00

Fleming J Clark 4.00

Roden B Swan 4.00

Rebecca Bratccher 8.00

Nancy J Bratcher 8.00

Rilly Findley 8.00

Angeline Herrell 8.00

Nancy J Porter 8.00

Carroll Bradley 10.00

John H Baize 2.00

John Gentry 3.00

Franklin M Haven 6.00

Spenser Harrald 12.00

Geo L O'Bannon 6.00

James H Leach 6.00

ROSINE

Mary A Leach 8.00

Susannah Taylor 8.00

Susannah T Daniel 8.00

Samuel M Wilson 4.00

Sylvester White 2.00

James H Stewart 4.00

Moses W Stone 4.00

John R Sorrels 3.00

Leonard I Taylor 4.00

Edward Pierce 8.00

William H Felix 14.00

Agnes J Hall 8.00

Wm H Bright 6.00

Rosanna Frazier 8.00

Caroline Stewart 8.00

Thomas Curley 12.00

Leonard T Cox 4.00

Joseph M Ashford 24.00

Absalom P Frazier 6.00

POINT PLEASANT

Edward H James 4.00

Andrew Buskill 8.00

ROCKPORT

George R Carson 6.00

Elizabeth Grant 8.00

SULPHUR SPRINGS

William R Bean 2.00

SUTTON

Nancy Mansfield 8.00

Abram H Stanley ........

ECHOLS

Alexander Wilson 1.00

FORDSVILLE

Josephus L Harder 6.00

James Gentry 8.00

Edwin Forbes 4.00

William H Carter 8.00

John S Fuqua 6.00

Leroy Condor 4.00

John A. Clark 4.00

Elisha M Miles 2.00

Samuel Keown 8.00

Sebastion Kissenger 6.00

William Wilson 8.00

William Staples 3.00

William D Park 2.00

Richard Farmer 8.00

Mary A Brown 8.00

Edward R Bennett 6.00

William Clark 8.00

HARTFORD

Mahala J McSherry 8.00

John S Lezure 18.00

Henry Hurt 4.00

Berry Hurt 8.00

Thomas Green 18.00

Nancy Petty 8.00

John I Felix 8.00

Elizabeth Foreman 8.00

William E Ward 2.00

William F Wright 4.00

David L Smith 6.00

John T Smith 18.00

Victor M Stewart 1.00

John P Rowe 3.00

Chas M Ralph 10.00

Charlotte Barnett 20.00

Josey Likens 8.00

Mary A Linsley 8.00

Margaret Lott 8.00

Rachel E Bell 8.00

Elmyra Smith 8.00

William G Bennett 8.00

Lindsey Bennett 8.00

Ashford W Millw 6.00

HORSE BRANCH

Archie Lankford 4.00

HORTON

Warner Martin 6.00

William B Leach 4.00

McHENRY

Thomas Galley 6.00

John S. Miller 72.00 (Yes I checked - total blindness)

James Kelly 4.00

Lucinda McConnell 8.00

William F. Wakeland 4.00

Lydia B Stewart 8.00

William H Bennett 8.00

Daniel Duncan 24.00

MAGAN

Elizabeth Rogers 8.00

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

KY National Guard, Ohio County

The following was found at this link:

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John M. Trowbridge

Command Historian

Kentucky National Guard

2006-2007

Searching for Poncho:

The Kentucky National Guard Mexican Border Service, 1916-1917

The Kentucky Brigade was mobilized for the Mexican Punitive Expedition in June of 1916 and trained at Fort Thomas, Kentucky. In August 1916 the Brigade moved to Fort Bliss, near El Paso, Texas. They were stationed at Camp Owen Bierne, some two miles from Fort Bliss. They were attached to the 10th U.S. Provisional Division under command of Brigadier General Charles G. Morton. Their mission was to conduct patrols along a sixty-mile-stretch of the Rio Grande River to Fort Hancock, Texas. In February1917 they were ordered back to Fort Thomas and mustered out.

Kentucky National Guard

MEXICAN BORDER SERVICE 1916 - 1917

THIRD REGIMENT

Commander - Colonel Jouett Henry.xiii

Executive Officer - Lieutenant Colonel E. B. Bassett.

Regimental Adjutant - Captain B. S. Winfree.

Regimental Commissary - Captain A. G. Chapman.

Regimental Quartermaster - Captain B. G. Nelson.

Regimental Commissary Sergeant - Lawson B. Flack.

Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant - Ernest Cravens.

Regimental Sergeant-Major - Robert T. Hayes.

SECOND BATTALION

Commander - Major Henry W. Rogers.

Adjutant - First Lieutenant Brick Southworth.

Quartermaster - Second Lieutenant Allen Beard. (Madisonville) Quartermaster Sergeant - Sergeant First Class Henry G. Jones.

Company H, Hartford (Ohio County) <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Commander - Captain James M. DeWeese.xv

First Lieutenant Clarence B. Shown.

Sergeants: Anderson, Andrew K.

Barnett, Estill L.

Gray, Walter D.

Hoover, Marvin

Liles, William C.

Corporals: Blair, Ben W.

Clark, Otis

Hawkins, Charlie M.

Hudson, Forrest

Kirk, Arthur D.

Leisure, Charles F.

Musician: Logsdon, Kit

Cook: Bennett, Letcher D.

Privates:
Allen, Ira Claud

Allen, Willis

Arnold, Pirtle

Brown, Haden

Carson, Rosco S.

Chandler, Alva C.

Colburn, Otis

Daffon, James

Daugherty, Hobart P.

Duke, Claude

Ferguson, John W.

Foster, Chester D.

Glenn, Howard

Glenn, John J.

Gray, Clarence M.

Gray, Ollie

Harris, Jesse

Hazelrig, Nicholas B.

Hester, Tom J.

Holbrook, William B.

Hunt, Lyman

Hurt, Charles B.

Igleheart, Sam S.

Johnson, Charles W.

Johnson, Rollie

Jones, Eura W.

Keown, Gilmore

King, Charles

Leisure, Irvin

Logsdon, William M.

McDaniel, Oscar L.

Miller, Cleo C.

Minton, Arthur

Morris, Albert

Morris, Herman

Norman, Pete

Owen, Fletcher

Owen, Lonnie

Peach, Alva

Peach, Everette

Peach, James E.

Schroader, Grossie

St. Clair, Wava

Stevens, Shelby

Tanner, Charles H.

Vineyard, Columbus W.

Wakeland, Willie

Wallace, Omar T.

White, Leslie

White, Stoy H.

Whitehouse, Ben H.

Wilson, Mose

Wimsatt, Edmund R.