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December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #16593
Nancy Day m/o Beatty Day is reported to have been an Indian. babt1795 in Lee co, VA d aft1840 in Harlan, Ky sibs Willoughby Day and William Day parents Henry Day b abt1765 and Fanny Frances Alsope/Alsup b9/26/1766 Goochland, VA. She had affairs with Aly Ledford and John Skidmore. Children by Aly: Lloyd Ledford Day, Beatty Ledford Day, and poss Frances Ledford. Children by Skidmore: Newton Day and William B. Day.
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #16895Thank you Koreana. That is a lot to mull over.
Sherry
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #16898Bill I forgot — did you connect the Day’s in Gibson County, Indiana with those further east? I believe one name was Laban Day. One of those Day’s married one of my Wood’s, so that got me curious about that surname.
sorry for not commenting much lately — been working 7 days a week and might be doing that until mid/late January.
So I might be scarce for a while.
thanks
vance
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #17007Sorry for the delay, Vance,
No. I did not connect your DAYs but I suspect it’s only because I couldn’t find the generation just before the ones you reference.
Bill
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #17057Marriage record
Bride Groom Location Witnesses
Given Name Surname Given Name Surname Performed by: Date Harlan County Present Page Line
Maursering Napier Edward Day George Buckhart 22 Dec 1891 John Napier, Harlan Co. KY Hiram Day, Minty Day 124/125 41
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #17061Thanks #9coal. I received that info already. Rumor had it that Mourning was Native American. What is your opinion on that? Also, it is interesting that the marriage record says Edward and everything else says Edmund.
The SS-5 I have for Will Day says that his father was Edward also. The stone that marks his grave says Edward.
Sherry
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #17072NAMES LISTED FOR MOURNING NAPIER DAY UNTHANK:
JAMES DAY’S BIRTH CERT. LISTED AS MAURAINE NAPIER
MARY’S BITH CERT. LISTED AS MAURNIN NAPIER
1970 KY DEATH CERTIFICATE LISTED AS MONIA UNTHANK
m17 Jan 1938
Have you checked out Harlan County’s US Gen Web site? TONS of info on Day’s and Napier’s.
Edmund Hiram Day b3/29/1871 m1891 Mourning Napier
RAISED BY EWELL HOWARD, PROBABY HIS UNCLE.
son of Beatty Ledford Day b12/5/1841 and Sarah Louisa “Eliza” Howard b1839
Is there any info you need?
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #17074No just trying to sort out inconsistencies…that’s all. Seems to be a lot of those.
Sherry
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #17789On the 1810 Burke County, North Carolina Census is an Elias Ledford with several other Ledfords. Burke County later became part of 16 other counties.
Is this our Aley?
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #18274Yes, this is the same set of Ledfords. I also have his name as William Alexander Ledford.
Have you or anyone else heard anything about any Farmers that come from Virginia settling in Greenup, Ky or Scioto Co/Lawrence Co, Ohio? There were coal miners in these areas as well and I believe some of the “teamsters” traveled between the Cumber- land area of Ky to Mason Co, Ky. Daniel Boone had a hotel or something like it in the late 1700’s in Maysville, Ky. I have hit a brick wall with these Farmers- particularly Adam Farmer b 1831 OH. Married to Eliza b1832 Ky. They lived in Lawrence Co, Ohio and Greenup, Ky. He was listed as a “teamster” for a few decadeds.
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #18501Koreana,
Where did you get the information that his name was William Alexander?
Sherry
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #18517I checked and that came from an imported family tree. I also have William Elias Ledford as well. These people with all their similar names drives me crazy. I’m going to scream if I come across another John Farmer! Ha ha!
I have Aley’s parents as John Ledford, JR b1752 d1802 and Elizabeth Bryant. I also imported the following:
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KILLED WHILE CAMPING WITH HIS WIFE IN CUMBERLAND GAP. A TREE FELL ON HIS OX DRAWN WAGON. THEY WERE BURIED ALONG THE TRAIL, BUT NO ONE KNOWS WHERE. JOHN EGERTON WROTE OF THE STORY IN HIS BOOK “GENERATIONS: AN AMERICAN FAMILY”
Facts about this person:
Burial 1802
ON A KNOLL IN CUMBERLAND GAP, KY
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #21867Day, Napier, Miniard, and Rice…interesting.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyharlan/Miniard_Day_Boggs_Harlan_Ky.html
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #21870What a tangled web we weave. I can almost see the picture.
December 4, 2004 at 3:21 am #21871You know Barbara Day d/o Willoughby M Day and Lavina was married to Jacob Burkhart?
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