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VOLUME 16 NUMBER 3 JL AU SE 1994 PUBLISHED QUARTERLY CARL ARVIN,EDITOR

MUHLENBERG COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY C/O HARBIN MEMORIAL LIBRARY,117 SOUTH MAIN STREET

GREENVILLE, KENTUCKY 42345-1597

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The Luzerne mine was opened at once and developed rapidly, until production was up to 1,000 tons daily.It was later increased to 1,250 tons.

On December 22,1900, a post office was opened in the new village, with Andrew W. DUNCAN as postmaster. On January 14,1901, William G. DUNCAN became the postmaster.

In 1903, the comapny increased their coal holding in the county by adding the Graham deposits,bringing the comapny mineral deposits to about 7,000 acres.

By 1907,the Luzerne mines produced 186,798 tons of coal for the year. Four years later in 1911, the mines produced 190,395 tons and was holding steady.

A comapny store,school and comapny houses had been built. The mine manager was O.C.ROLL, foreman,and William BETHEL

was his assistant CHRISTIAN was chief electrican. The mines were equipped with the latest electric machinery

both for hauling and mining at that time. This consisted of a railroad system with JEFFERY motors and one and a half and two coal cars,electric cutters to undercut the coal and electric lights in the main parts of the mines. Electricity for the residents was furnished by the company powerhouse.

Company coal sales offices and a storage yard at Louisville advertised "Luzerne Coal".

JARVIS Valley was the name of the original opening. Another mine entrance was known as the MCDONALD opening. Both were located on the right as you pass through Luzerne today on highway KY 601.

In March 19,1912 Miss Anne M. JONES became the postmaster of Luzerne. She was to be the last and to serve as postmaster for over 39 years.

The Luzerne mines remained good producers for more than 50 years. The mine employed (during peak years,especially 1927) around 200 men.

Luzerne, like Graham,earned the reputation of being a neat and orderly town. The houses,like the mining equipment, were kept in good repair and with a measure of pride.

Some of the family names who lived in Luzerne in the past generations include.ALLEN,BAKER,BETHEL,BOGGESS,BROWN,COVINGTON, CRAFT, DAY, DANNER,DENNY,DANZY,DUKES,DURALL,EARLES,EVITTS,EUBANKS FARMER,FERRELL,FAIRCHILD,GILL,GIVENS,GOFF,HARPER,HALL,HELTSLEY, HENDRICKS,HOLMES,HOWELL,JACKSON,JENKINS,JOHNSON,JONES,LATHAM, LONEY,LOSTUTTER,LOWELL,MANSFIELD,MADDOX,MASSEY,MAGANHEIMER,NOSLEY MORRIS,MCCLAIN,MCDONALD,MCINTOSH,NELSON,NOFFSINGER,NORRIS,PAXTON, PETTY,PENTECOST,POWELL,RAYMER,ROBERTS,ROLLEY,RENDER,RICHARDS, SALLEE,SMITH,SOUTHARD,SULLIVAN,SKAGGS,STEWART,THOMAS,THOMPSON, TYSON,UNDERWOOD,VINCENT,VINSON,VICK,WEBB,WILSON,WELLS,WILLIAMS, WILKEY,AND WRIGHT.

One of the company store managers that some remember was Ned HARPER and the clerks were Raymond CRAIG,his son Edmund, Joe LOVELL,Sr. Virgil BIVINS,Mrs.Powell LOVELL,Joe LOVELL,Jr., Kate JONES, Jimmy DUNCAN and Annie JONES.

There were a number of comapny doctors, but tow that are remembered are Dr.GATES and Dr. MOORE.

Mine foremen at the Luzerne mines were O.C.ROLL,Albert

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DUNCAN, and Claud CORNETTE. Room bosses included Clell VINCENT, Hugh LOVELL,Walter ROBERTS and A.O.{Chris) ROLL.

The Luzerne mines worked out in 1939 and shut down at the time. A truck dumping station arrangement was put into operation in order to utilize the main mine tipple and surface mining was started to claim the unmined coal that was left.

On May 31,1951,Annie M. JONES retired as postmaster at Luzerne after serving almost 40 years at that job.

Two months later the office was discontinued. The closing was a blow. The loss of service and prestige to the village took some years to recover from.

In December 1957 the surface mining operations worked out and closed down. The final work was completed in December 1958,leaving Luzerne without some type mining industry for the first time in over fifty years.

Although only five miles from Greenville, Luzerne boasted its own small depot and the service of four passenger trains daily, two going north and the other two south bound. By now these too,are gone.

Like so many former mining towns,Luzerne has now joined the group as a bedroom community,with residents either retired or working in other localities.

The pride instilled at Luzerne in the opening years of the - century is still quite evident today.

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The following information was found in an issue of "The Echo" dated Dec.3,1879.

LIST OF LETTERS

This list of letters now remaining in the Greenville Post Office which if not called for within four weeks from this date will be sent to the dead letter office; BARNSTEIN,Harmon BUCHANNON,Chas.BAKES,Miss Brane COOPER,Mittie CALHOON,Betsie CURTLEY,John CROWE,M.L.EARLEY,Felix ELLIOTT,Lizzie ELLIOTT, Addison FREEMAN,Berry HENDERSON,Lewis HAY,Jefferson LEWIS,P.O. M'LEVAIN,Nancy C. METZKER,Chas. NELSON,Profit PERRIAGE,Stephen REISS,W.RICE,E.R.RENO,Carrie SMITH,Annie B. STYKES,Sam SMITH, Louisa WILLIAMS,D.S.,J.G.ELLISON,P.M. November 26,1879.

DEATH NOTICE

DIED; At Peoria,ILL., Mrs. S.M.GREEN, wife of Rev. W.L. GREEN,formerly of Greenville,Ky. On Monday Dec.1,1879. Mrs GREEN was a sister of Mr. E.R.WEIR,SR.,and well beloved by all who knew her. During the time her husband conducted the Greenville Female Institite, she made many acquaintances with people from various sections of this state.

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(The following was taken from "The Echo" dated Dec.3,1879.)

COUNTY DIRECTORY CIRCUIT COURT

Judge ......................... R. C. BOWLING Commonwealth Att'y ............ D.C.WALKER Master Commissioner ........... M.C.HAY C 1 erk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N . J . HARR I S Court convens third Monday in April and Oct.

COUNTY COURT

Judge ..................... J.C. THOMPSON Attorney .................. W.B. McCOWN Clerk ..................... J.E. RENO Court convens last Monday in each month,except January,April,July and October.

QUARTERLY COURT

This court convens first Monday in January,April,July and October.

COMMON PLEAS COURT

Judge ................... W. L . DUL.ANEY Court convens fourth Monday in January and third Monday in July.

OTHER COURT OFFICALS

Sheriff ...................... Geo.O. PROWSE Deputy Sheriffs .............. J.H. RENO

F.N. ISBELL WM. BRIGGS

Jailer ....................... John MILLER Assessor ..................... D.E.RHOADES Surveyor ..................... WM.ARMSTRONG Coroner ...................... W. B. JAMES School Commissioner .......... J.F.RICHARDSON

CONSTABLES AND THEIR POSTOFFICES

Greenville ............. John LOVE Greenville ............. N.R.MATHIS Paradise ............... M.F.RHOADES Lauff .................. B.A.LEIGH Earles ................. J.B. STEWART

POLICE COURTS

South Carrollton .. Convens last Friday in March,June,September and December Judge ........... C.L. MOREHEAD

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Marshall ............ Sept.TAYLOR

Greenville .... Court convens first Thursday in January,April,July and October. Judge ............... T.J.TINSLEY Marshall ............ G.W.HARBIN

Paradise Judge ............... R.D.WELBORN Marshall ............ G.R.MYERS

GREENVILLE TOWN TRUSTEES President ........... E. R. WEIR Clerk ............... Chas.EAVES Treasurer ........... John T. REYNOLDS

J.C.HOWARD This board meets first Tuesday in each month.

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The following exerpt is from "A New History of Muhlenberg County" page 73, by Paul CAMPLIN and presented here with permission of the author. A hardbound copy of the book is available from the author for $28.90 (price includes s/h). Write Paul CAMPLIN, P.O.BOX 303, Greenville,Ky 42345.

LYNN CITY

The little village that never quite made it to "town size"

It was a big gamble and with his life savings at stake,would it pay off? Only time would tell.

Back in 1905,George R.LYNN of Madisonville bought a 72.5 acre of land sprawled across both sides of the right-of-way of the Madisonville,Hartford and Eastern (M.H.& E.) Railroad, at a point two miles east of Millport.

Few people lived near the location and the rail line had not been built yet, but therein lies a tale.

By the summer of 1909, the new track was laid and a temporary depot consisting of a work car on a siding-had been spotted on the site.

The Lynn acreage had been surveyed into scores of lots and 14 named streets-names like SISK,COFFMAN and BARBEE Avenues and NEAL,BENNETT,GISH,AND HOLMAN Streets-for his friends. Plans had been made for the establishment of an ideal town.

LYNN was an ambitious man and like MONTAIGNE,he was planning on a small town of some renown.

It was wheat threshing time in the area and after all lots had been marked off with small flags,plats were prepared and a big promotional barbeque and sale day was announced by George LYNN.

People came from miles around,because,as some reasoned why not go and see what this man LYNN had in mine for such a nice location. It was about two miles northwest of Bremen and two miles east of Millport. John T.WHITMER ran a two-seated,one horse

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surrey from Bremen all day, charging fifteen-cents each way to the new town site. According to Guy R. NOFFISNGER,88, of Bremen, who attended and remembers it well, there were hundreds of lookers at the event and John T. WHITMER had a good day.

Few sales were made at the time, but a spirit of understanding and patience was shown by LYNN,who believed that a town would soon be built at the location.

Shortly thereafter a fine depot was built and an agenttelegrapher was assigned to the location.

The village eventually had two stores,a blacksmith shop, barber shop, tobacco "factory" where the leaf was bought,"prized" into hogshead and stored for shipment to Louisville or the eastern markets to be made into cigarettes,cigars,smoking and chewing tobacco and snuff. A Mr. RILEY owned the tobacco ''receiving house" as it was called and W.A.THOMAS of Sacramento weighed the leaf and made out the checks inpayment.

In recalling the times, NOFFSINGER recently told of life in that area from the standpoint of a rural farm boy. He pointed out that one of the inevitable farm chores of those days, one that was shared practically all county folk was making,repairing, cleaning and oiling the harnesses. He recalled ordering a side of cured leather from Sears,Roebuck,(they sold bulk leather in those days) and making the harness for his horse. "I also got the knives and tools for working the leather,he added.

The retired mail carrier explanied how harness oil was made from a formula of tallow,unsalted lard and made black as coal with lampblack.

He related that in order to clean the harness it was taken apart and carefully placed so as not to mix parts of sets (if you were working with several harnesses).

"Knowing the parts of harnesses was something any farm boy had to learn at a young age," NOFFISNGER explained, he had to know a single harness from a double harness,a buggy harness from one used in farming operation. Whatever the kind of harness,he knew the head gear,bridle,blinds,check reins,bit,lines with numerous buckles; that the parts of the body harness were the saddle,belly band,crupper,hip strips, and breeching. In a double harness was the complicated crossing of the two lines apart and there might be much trouble if the parts of each harness were not separated.

NOFFSINGER pointed out that a wash-tub was used in the cleaning operation,half filled with hot water and with four cups of baking soda added. He explained how the leather parts of the harness went into the tub and were scrubbed throughly with a stiff brush, removing all dirt and grease. He said the leather was then hung and allowed to dry for a few minutes.

The next step was the oiling and this was done after the tallow-lard-lampblack mixture had been heated to about as hot as the skin could stand. The homemade oil mixture was rubbed in by hand.

All metal parts (usually of brass) mainly buckles, were polished to a high finish. Then everything was reassembled."It was a good feeling when you had washed,greased,repaired and put together all the sets of harness for another's years use,he said.

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Eventually John MARKWELL had a nine-room hotel built from,a partially prefabricated building obtained from Sears,Roebuck and Company (who,incidently had a fine reputation for such a building in those days).

One of the regulars at the hostely was RILEY, the tobacco house owner. Rooms where a dollar a day,including three meals. Meals where twenty-five cents at the establishment.

The first depot agent at Lynn City was William Leslie GINGER he sold passenger tickets, supervised the loading of logs,hoghead of tobacco-where a special boom was used to handle the heavy containers-cattle and hogs though special chutes from the holding pens,chickens into special "chicken cars" provided by the railroad,and milk and cream that was shipped from Lynn City daily.

Finis SHELTON ran the blacksmith shop in the village and like most other smithys was looked upon as the local mechanic, carpenter,metal and leather smith. The blacksmith shop was often the most important place of business in the hamlet.

The second depot agent was Clyde BROWNING. After retiring from railroad work. BROWNING entered the furniture and decorating business in Owensboro. The third agent was a Mr.STEELE who lived in Madisonville and is remembered as having used a kind of bicycle,adapted to fit the rails which he rode back and forth to work.

Albert CLARK,a young but veteran railroader from,Indiana,was the last depot agent at Lynn City and arrived in the fall of 1928.A little more than a year later,in the spring of 1930,the depot was closed by the M,H &E. During and after operating days of the station,C.S.GREEN was custodian of the facility.

In the early days the Bond Tie and Lumber Company as wellknown concern,maintained a crew at Lynn City. It consisted of brothers Virgil,Frank and Ellis GISH and Hudson DAUGHTERY. Beverly GISH was killed in an accident near the railroad crossing one afternoon. The mishap was witnessed by his mother.

The Koppers Company of Pittsburg finally bought the tie company and moved the crew to Madisonville.

Adding to the busy depot activity were the merchants from Sacramento who came often to pick up produce and dry stores shipped to them by rail.

The first store to be built at the village was a large,two story structure,with living quarters on the second floor. It was built and run by Tom and Lula PEVELER and later by Bill ANDERSON and finally by Harrison Clay (H.C.) FELTY.

A second store was built later (still standing and converted to a dwelling) it was run by Sam ROBINSON (who had it built),Ed LACEFIELD,John Billy PHILLIPS,C.S.GREEN,John ROBY,W.A.MOORE and Matthew William VAUGHT.

The names of the families that lived in Lynn City and nearby included: ALBIN,ANDERSON,BARBEE,BENNETT,BROOKS,BROWN,BROWNING, COMPTON,CLARK,CONWAY,DAUGHTERY,EMBRY,FELTY,GISH,GRUNDY,GREEN, GINGER,GALLOWAY,HUMPHREY,JAMES,LACEFIELD,LYONS,MARKWELL,MILLER, MOORE,MARTIN,MCDONALD,MCCANDLESS,NEAL,NEWTON,PARKER,PEVELER, PHEGLEY,PHILLIPS,ROBINSON,SATTERFIELD,SHELTON,STEELE,TODD,VINCENT WELBORN,WHITMER,WILKINS,WARD,AND WIGGINS.

For recreation,the village never had a poolroom,but the men


and boys played a lot of baseball on the diamond in back of the depot. Marbles were usually played in front of stores. Old timers say the small town had its fair share of ice cream suppers and tent meetings.

Today,there are about half dozen houses standing in the middle of what originally intended as mid-town Lynn City. That's fewer dwellings than shortly after the big barbeque and promotion day back 75 years ago. It has always been a fine neighborhood, with some of the county's best citizens. It's too bad the town didn't develop as George R.LYNN had planned. At least he tried.

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MA BELL'S GIRLS

The M.C.G.S. would like to say thank you to Mrs Ann Danks GISH for the following information that she has allowed us to use. Mrs.GISH started to work for Southern Bell when she was 16 years old at the Central City office as an operator,later she transferred to the Louisville office where she worked as an operator and later in the business office. MRS.GISH transferred back to the Central City office where she worked in the business office. MRS.GISH retired in 1976 from the business office in Central City.Mrs.GISH is residing in Central City.

The local telephone company in Central City was located over the pool room during the late 1920's and early 1930's. They later moved to another building near the TUCKER Funeral Home at 109 North Third Street where it remained for 31 years. By this time they had become South Central Bell,in 1964 a new business office had been built at 213 East Broad Street,this building is now used as the Law Office of PAXTON and KUSCH.

The following list of names is people that have worked at the Central City office thorough out the years. The list was compiled by Mrs.GISH and Betty HUMPHREY.

Juanita ADLER,Loma ADLER,Jean Wells ATHEIDE,Louise ARNETT,Etta Littlefield ASHLEY,Wanda Vincent ATCHER,Janey BANISTER,Joyce BEASLEY,Carolyn BECK,Wilma BECK,Etta BELL,Mary R.BERRY,Helen BOWERS,Mary Danks BOZARTH,Ethel Louise BRISBY,Ester Daniels CARTER,Paula CARTER,Shirley CATES,Doris CESSNA,Mary CLARK,Loma CLARK,Ann Varnell CLEMONS,Pat CLEMONS,Mattie Kirkman COBB,Jane DAVIS,Mary Day, Anna Dean DEWIRE,Betty DEMPSEY,Hilda DEXTER, Louise DOCKERY,Ann DURALL,Carmon EATON,Betty ERK,Anna Margaret FARTHING,Irene Jarvis GENET,Matilda GILMORE,Ann Danks GISG, Barbara Murphey GOSSETT,Rose GREENWOOD,Beverly GEARY,Eula May HAYES,Jane HEARLD,Jean Minton HILL,Betty J.Vincent HUMPHREY, Betty INGRAM,June Perry INGRAM,Mary JAMISON,Sue JOHNSON,Virginia KITTINGER,Janet LEDFORD,Dean LITTLEFIELD,Sissy LOCKE,Ann LONEY, A H.LOWE,Pat MALLEY,Ann MAYHUGH,Anna MCDONALD,Grace Sweatt MULLINS, W Doris NOFFSINGER,Joan NALE,Patty NOFFSINGER,Mary Lou NELSON,Helen Davis O'NEAL,Amy OSKINS,Hilda PARHAM,Emma PERKINS,Maxine Hall PENDLEY,Imogene PARKER,Lou Jordon PERRY,Sharon PEVELER,Alice


POYNER,Glenda Vincent PUTNAM,Mary Lou RICHEY,Odessa RICHEY,Nellie ROACH,Carrol SANDEFUR,Louise SHANNON,Jane SHARP,Teenie Roberts SHAVER,Kay SHUTT,Patty SPARKS,Lucy STEELE,Helma Lou STEWART,Ruth STEWART,Bea Stanley STROM,Fay Mayhugh TABB,Leota Joines TIPTON, Addie Dossett STEWART,Betty TOLL,Dorothy TOLL,Sharon Durham TOMPKINS,Inogene TUDOR,Phillis Casebier VINCENT,Tookie Sweatt VINCENT,Lockie Settlemire VINSON,Roxie WALSH,Alberta WARD,June Gossett WARREN,Betty WATKINS,Louise WATKINS,Sandra WESTFALL,Karen WHEELDON,Francis Spinks WHITSON,Betty Murphy WILLIAMS,Jimmie Lou WILLIAMS,Marion Bishop WRIGHT,Sharon WRIGHT,Barbara FERGUSON.In 1951 Ester DANIEL was Chief Operator and A.S. JOHNSON,District Traffic Manager. ****************************************************************

These are some ad's that appeared in the Dec.3,1879 issue of "The ECHO". ATTORNEY AT LAW .......................... S. P. LOVE ATTORNEY AT LAW .......................... CHAS.EAVES ATTORNEY AT LAW .......................... J.C.THOMPSON ATTORNEY AT LAW .......................... W.BRIGGS McCOWN ATTORNEY AT LAW .......................... CHAS.F.WING ATTORNEY AT LAW .......................... F.M.ALLISON ATTORNEY AT LAW .......................... W.H.YOST,JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT .... EDWARD R.WEIR,JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT .... M.C.HAY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON .................... J.G.BOHANNON,M.D. STOKES HOTEL ............................. L.A. STOKES, PORP 'R TA I LOR ................................... J . MERKLE , OWNER GREENVILLE FLOURING ...................... J.E.MILLS,PROP'R GRUNDY BROTHERS .......................... D.W.& J.H.GRUNDY,OWNER THE STUDEBAKER .......................... LEWIS RENO,AGENT DRY GOODS ................................ J.HESSE & SONS DRUG STORE ............................... YONTS BROS. GREEN AND BARREN NAV.CO'S;PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT STEAMBOATS, LEAVES BOWLING GREEN EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 9:00 A.M. RETURNING EVANSVILLE EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY AT 4:00P.M.PASS ROCKPORT AND SOUTH CARROLLTON,GOING DOWN EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 9:00 P.M.,GOING UP,EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 8:00 A.M.,E.B.SEELY,SEC'Y AND TRES. JHN.A.ROBINSON,GEN'L SUPT. SANDUSKY HOTEL,OWENSBORO JUNCTION ......... W.H.SANDUSKY,PROP'R GREENVILLE TRANSFER LINES ................. SAM MARTIN,PROP'R BUS LEAVES FOR TRAIN GOING EAST AT 11:45 A.M.,BUS LEAVES FOR TRAINS GOING WEST AT 1:55 P.M. ALL HAULING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ***************************************************************

*** QUERIES*** Issac Bodine ELLISON (Feb.2,1828-July 18,1912) was born in Sacramento,Muhlenberg Co.Ky. His father was Akis ELLISON. I desire to know the mother of Issac and where Issac's parents are buried. I suspect Akis died c1839 and know Akis was a War of 1812 vetern (Wm. Sugg's Co.Barbour's 6th.Ky Militia) and may have served in the Revolution (2 NC Line).

Bill BOZIC,8162 Richmond Ave. Apt# 1711 Houston,Texas 77063-5912

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The following transcripts are taken from original mine employee cards for Graham and Luzerne mines for dates 1918-1956; Transcribed by Laquita Arvin,June 1994.(Example of years/Months worked 27/7 - year;1927,months worked:7.)

NAME ALLEN,Arthur Edward Allen,Carrol ANDERSON,GUY ARNETT,Ellis J. AMOS,Arthur BARD,Jas.

BARRIES,Luther BARRIES,Oliver BARRETT,Rufus James BARROW,E.E. CASH,Robert Cecil

CAREY,Shelley CAPPS,Beck

CHANDLER,Gilbert

CHANDLER,J.T. DAY,O. DAY,Richard DAY,Walter DEARMOND,J.W.

DEARMOND,R.Issac

EVITTS,Brennen

EVITTS,Buck

EVITTS,BUD (Ulis W.)

EVITTS,C.R. EVITTS,Elgin

FARMER,Jack

FARMER,John

YEAR/MONTH WORKED 37/4 38/3 39/2 40/2 28/4 29/9 30/10 31/1 37/4 38/3 27/8 28/2 52/4 53/12 54/12 55/12 56/9 39/1

MINE Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Graham Luzerne

22/8 23/9 24/3 25/12 26/12 27/12 Luzerne 28/12 29/12 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/7 36/2

Graham 37/5 38/12 39/5 37/4 38/3 39/2

No mines listed Graham

30/5 Born:6-2-1910,married,coal sampler,laid off 10-31-57 27/7 19/2 20/12 21/12 22/12 23/12 24/3 25/8 26/1 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/2 18/12 19/4 20/2 21/4 22/7 23/12 24/2 24/12 25/12 27/4

Graham Luzerne

Luzerne Luzerne

Graham

Graham Luzerne 36/3 37/11 38/3

26/4 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/2 Graham 37/4 38/3 18/6 19/12 23/12 24/7

No mines listed 20/12 21/12 22/12 Graham

18/12 19/11 20/12 21/12 22/12 23/12 24/3 25/9 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/12 29/3 30/10 31/6 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/12 36/3 37/10 38/3 22/2 23/12 24/4 25/5 26/10 27/12 28/9 29/12 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/7 38/12 39/12 40/5 41/12

Graham

Luzerne

Luzerne

18/8 19/12 20/12 21/12 22/12 23/10 Luzerne 24/4 25/10 26/12 27/12 28/8 29/4 30/7 36/2 37/6 38/3 29/12 40/4 22/6 23/12 32/3 33/4 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/5 41/12 22/1 23/12 24/3 25/11 26/12 27/12 28/1

Graham Luzerne

Luzerne

22/9 23/12 24/3 25/11 26/12 27/12 Luzerne 28/1

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FENTRESS,Homer 37/1 38/2 Graham GARRETT,Hy 26/1 Luzerne GARRETT,Irvine 37/4 38/2 Luzerne GARRETT,M. 18/3 19/3 20/10 21/12 Graham

22/12 23/12 24/3 25/10 26/4

GARRETT,Ted 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 Graham 40/12 41/1

GARRIS,James C. 40/2 Graham HALL,Sam 18/12 19/11 20/12 21/12 Luzerne

22/12 23/12 HALL,Wm. 18/12 19/11 20/12 21/12 Luzerne

22/12 23/12 24/3 25/10 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/9

HALL,W,L. 26/3 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/9 Luzerne 31/6 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/11 41/12

HAMILTON,C.H. 24/7 25/12 26/12 27/10 Luzerne HAMBY,W.B. 22/8 23/9 Luzerne JERNIGAN,Edg. 18/12 19/11 20/12 22/12 Luzerne

23/12 24/3 25/8 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/9

JERNIGAN,VAN 30/6 Luzerne - JESSUP,J.W. 25/1 26/2 Graham JESSUP,M.H. 28/9 29/3 30/7 31/4 Luzerne JESSUP,Morton 40/1 Graham KOON,W.C. 18/2 19/1 20/4 21/12 Graham

22/12 23/12 24/3 25/2 LACEFIELD,Don 24/1 25/1 Luzerne LACY,Harvester 18/12 19/11 20/10 21/12 Graham

22/12 23/12 24/3 25/10 26/12 27/12 28/12 30/9 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/12

LAFOON,J.E. 22/7 23/12 24/6 25/5 Graham 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/12 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/12

LAUDERS,Lucien 25/6 Luzerne LAUDERS,Harry 25/12 26/6 Luzerne McKINNEY,E. 225/1 26/12 27/5 Luzerne McKINNEY,E.W. 25/2 26/8 Luzerne McKINNEY,Murphy 19/2 21/2 22/7 23/12 Graham

24/3 25/11 26/11 27/11 Graham 28/12 29/4

McKINNEY,Joe 25/5 26/12 28/12 29/4 Graham 30/12 31/12 32/6

McKNIGHT,James Ellis 40/1 Graham MAJORS,Arthur 18/12 19/11 20/11 21/12 Graham

22/12 23/12 24/3 25/10 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12

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MAJORS,Arthur

MAJORS,Edd.

MAJORS,Fred MAJORS,Herman

NEVIL,Floyd NEWMAN,Herbert Estil NICHOLS,Lee NICHOLS,Otis

NICHOLSON,Robert OATES,L.F.

OATES,P.L. OATES,Sam

OATES,WM.E. OATES,Walter

PAXTON,J.H.

PAXTON,Walt.

PENTECOST,THOS. PEVELER,Ione PEVELER,Jas.

RADFORD,Jas. RAGLAND,Harrison

RAMSEY.Robert

RANDOLPH,Coy

30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 Graham 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 39/12 39/12 40/12 41/12 22/4 23/12 24/5 26/12 Graham 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 31/1 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/5 32/6 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 Graham 28/10 29/12 30/10 32/12 Graham 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/2 36/3 37/11 38/3 Luzerne 37/11 38/3 Luzerne 25/6 Luzerne 20/1 21/12 22/6 23/12 24/3 Luzerne 25/6 27/6 Luzerne 18/12 19/11 20/11 21/12 Graham 22/12 23/12 24/3 25/3 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/9 31/12 32/12 33/7 34/10 25/9 26/6 27/8 28/12 29/7 Luzerne 18/12 19/11 20/11 21/12 Graham 22/12 23/12 24/3 25/8 26/12 27/12 28/10 29/7 30/6 31/3 DIED 6-22-1951 37/1 38/6 39/12 40/12 41/1 Graham 18/3 20/2 21/12 22/8 23/12 Graham 24/3 28/3 28/3 29/1 30/7 33/1 34/7 Luzerne 35/9 36/1 18/12 19/11 20/12 21/12 Luzerne 22/12 23/12 24/4 25/12 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/12 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/4 19/4 23/4 24/3 25/4 Luzerne 33/4 34/12 35/12 36/1 Graham 18/12 19/11 20/12 21/12 22/12 23/12 24/3 25/7 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/8 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 37/11 38/12 39/11 28/1 29/12 30/10 31/9 32/6 Luzerne 20/1 21/10 22/5 23/12 24/5 Graham 25/2 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/9 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/12 23/6 24/3 25/8 26/12 27/12 Luzerne 28/12 29/6 30/10 31/6 32/4 33/12 34/12 35/9 19/6 20/11 21/12 22/12 23/12 Graham 24/3 25/4 26/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9


RANDOLPH,Coy 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 Graham 41/12 42/2

RANDOLPH,Isaac 18/12 19/11 20/12 21/12 22/12 Graham 23/12 24/3 25/5

SALSBERRY,Eural B. 18/12 19/11 20/12 21/12 22/12 Graham 23/12 24/3 25/10 26/9 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/9 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/3

SCOTT,A.M. 25/5 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 Graham 30/4 33/10

SCOTT,Andrew 18/12 19/11 20/11 21/12 22/12 Graham 23/12 24/4 25/4 26/12 27/12 28/12 28/8 29/8 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/10 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/12

SCOTT,Barney 27/5 28/5 Luzerne SCOTT,Elijah 18/6 20/12 21/12 22/12 23/12 Graham

24/3 25/2 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/12 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/12

TODD,Wallace R. 20/8 21/12 23/12 24/4 28/9 Luzerne 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12

TOLL,Charles 37/4 Luzerne TOTTON,Earl M. 27/12 28/12 29/7 30/4 31/3 Graham

32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/12

TOTTON,ESTIL 27/8 28/12 29/7 30/10 31/12 Graham 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/12

TOTTON,William 26/4 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 Graham 31/12 32/12 33/11 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/3

UNDERWOOD,Robert 26/1 27/3 Graham UZZLE,MARTIN 18/5 20/1 21/9 22/12 23/12 Graham

24/3 25/12 26/12 27/4 28/6 29/3 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/3

UZZLE,Wiley 18/12 19/10 20/12 21/12 22/12 Graham 23/12 24/3 25/7 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/3

UZZLE,Mose 27/10 28/12 29/9 30/10 31/12 Graham 32/12 33/12 34/8 35/9

UZZLE,Morris 36/1 37/3 38/12 Luzerne

- VICK,Hy 29/4 30/10 31/4 32/2 37/1 Graham VICK,Loran 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 Luzerne

31/12 32/6 33/12 34/10 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/2 41/1


VICK,Pascal

VICK,Ruby

WAKELAND,Leland WALKER,Anthony WALKER,Arthur WALKER,Columbus

18/12 19/11 20/12 22/12 23/12 24/12 26/12 27/12 28/12 30/12 31/12 32/12 34/12 35/12 36/9

21/12 25/12 29/12 33/12

18/3 19/At Mogg 20/8 21/12 22/11 23/12 24/3 25/2 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/11 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/12 36/9 27/5 25/1 26/3 25/1 26/3

Paul(Lum) 26/6 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/10 31/12 32/12 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/7 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/5

WALKER,William Cleo 26/1 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/9

YOUNG,Henry

32/5 33/12 34/12 35/9 36/3 37/11 38/12 39/12 40/12 41/9 18/12 19/11 20/12 21/12 22/12 23/12 24/12 25/12 26/12 27/12 28/12 29/12 30/3

Luzerne

Graham

Graham Graham Graham Graham

Graham

Graham

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???DID YOU KNOW???

The Commercial Hotel, R.R.PAXTON proprietor, was sitting opposite the railroad depot which made it conveniently located for the public. Meals was served at any hour.

The McDOWELL Hotel was opened on Nov.25 1909. The hotel attracted splendid business from the start. Russell GLASS was the first manager.

In the late 1890's an explosion the Tom BAXTER Grist Mill located on an alley behind Lafe RICKARD's house on Broad Street.

The engine house and tiphead at the mine of the Greenville Coal Co. at Powderly was burned Monday. The loss was $2,000/ This was report in the Feb. 8,1899 issue of the Central City Republican.

The Tribune was founded a little later than The Record. It was owned by William SWEENEY and was independent in politics. Nothing more is known of it.

The Farmers' and Miners' Advocate was published by James D.WOOD. It was discontinued in 1908.

B.J.COKE and Son Lumber Co. used oxen to take a load of logs through Central City in the late 1920's.


The following is a list of school rolls for the years 1908-1909. Courtesy of Brenda Collier DOSS.

MYERS CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICT #8 1908-1909 Parent or Guardian Names of Children Date of Birth W.H. & M. PEARSON Lester C.PEARSON 19 AU 1890

Henya C. PEARSON 18 MR 1893 Oma G. PEARSON 10 MR 1895

J.A. & L.S. PEARSON Ulah M. PEARSON 22 SE 1900 J.M. & M.F. DECOURSEY Isac H. DECOURSEY 3 DE 188-B.Z. & E. DUKES Henry F. DUKES 9 SE 189-

Lulah B.DUKES 3 MR 1894 s.w & D. LATHAM Wedi LATHAM 17 NO 1900 W.R.& N.S.KELLEY Olice J.CARVER 25 NO 1896

Lorell S.CARVER 9 NO 1889 J.M. & P.J. MCTOSH Issac MCTOSH 9 NO 1890

Neal MCTOSH 29 MR 1892 McKinley MCTOSH 9 AP 1896

H.J. & L.U.ROBERTSON Gerty ROBERTSON 9 AP 1891 Monie B. ROBERTSON 25 NO 1892

H.L.& E. MCPHERSON Elmo M. MCPHERSON 11 NO 1891 Murl A. MCPHERSON 12 DE 1898

Erma GILOCK Nettie M. GILOCK 20 JL 1891 Grace GILOCK 27 FE 1893 Glatice GILOCK 18 DE 189-Katie GILOCK 20 AP 1897 Ethel GILOCK 22 oc 1899

W.Y. & E. CLARDY Spergin CLARDY 17 JE 1889 Arah CLARDY 15 FE 1890 , Noble ff.CLARDY 19 MY 1899

*************************************************************** The William Thomas WELBORN Family Bible

Transcription and history by Gail(JACKSON)MILLER,(2 gg Daughter) 425 Midcrest Drive,Bowling Green,Ky.42101.

The following is an exact transcription of the William Thomas WELBORN family Bible. The Bible was published by the American Bible Society in 1868. The name,W.T.WELBORN is written in front of the Bible. Added information is enclosed by parenthesis. Following the death of W.T.WELBORN,the Bible stayed with his daughter,Dee (WELBORN) GILL until her death in 1971. At that point,the Bible went to his great granddaughter,Pasty (GILL) Strader.

William Thomas WELBORN was the son of Willis WELBORN and Lydia (BILLINGS) WELBORN. He first married Margaret Matilda WILSON in 1865. She was the daughter of James C.Wilson and Mary PENROD. They had five children: William Walter,Luther Freemon, Ross Vergeal,Lula, and Mary Christina.

Margaret died in 1877 and W.T. married the widow,Hannah Caroline (MARION) AUSTIN. Hanna Carolina (Carrie) was the daughter of James MARION and Elizabeth (BABBS) MARION. Carrie had two daughters by her first marriage,Willie and Lee Nora. Carrie and W.T. had seven children: John Henry,Arlo,Carrie Ola,

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Myrtillah,Florence Dee(Dee BEE), Maudie Greek, and Floy Ethel. Carrie (MARION) WELBORN died in 1901. W.T. then married

another widow, Susan Alice SCOTT. They latter divorced without any children. He then married another widow,Jennie (JENKINS) NEELEY. They remained married until W.T. WELBORN'S death 13 June 1931.

W.T.WELBORN lived with both of his first wives in the northern part of Logan County,near the Muhlenberg -Todd County line. In 1903, he moved to Muhlenberg County south of Greenville on what is now 181. He and Jane (JENKINS) later moved to Russellville where he was living at his death.

FAMILY RECORDS---BIRTHS (page 1) William Thomas WELBORN was born February the 12th 1844. Margaret Matilda (WILSON) WELBORN was born January the 6th.1847. William Walter WELBORN was born January the 21st 1867. Luther Freemon WELBORN was born March the 29th 1869. Ross Vergeal WELBORN was born May 22,1871. Lular WELBORN was born Feb. the 17th 1873. Mary Christeen WELBORN was born May 4th 1875. John H.(Henry) WELBORN was born December the 27th 1878. Arlo WELBORN was born June 5th 1880. Carrie (Ola) WELBORN was born December the 14th 1881. Myrtillah WELBORN was born Sept. the 10th 1883.

MARRIAGES (page 2) William Thomas WELBORN and Margaret Matilda (WILSON)WELBORN married Dec. the 29th 1865. William T. WELBORN and Carrie (MARION) WELBORN was married Sept. the 9th 1877. W.T.WELBORN and S.A.SCOTT was married;June the 11th 1902. Moved to the ROBBERTSON place Feb.5th 1903. W.T.WELBORN and Jennie NEELEY was married May 20th 1908. W.I.HINTON and Lular WELBORN was married November the 7th 1888. Fred CARVER and Maude G. WELBORN married Oct.1906. Eugene GILL and Dee F. WELBORN married Nov.1907. Eddie FORD and Floy E. WELBORN married AApril 24th 1908.

BIRTHS (page 3)

Florence Dee WELBORN was born Nov. the 22nd 1887. (She never admitted that her name was Florence. She went by Dee or DeeBee her entire life.) Maudie Greek WELBORN was born Aug.the 10th 1889 Floy E. WELBORN was born Feb.2nd.1892 W.T. (nothing else written) Winnefred Ross born Nov.17th (or 14th),1889.(This is probably the child of Susan Alice SCOTT by a previous marriage). Willis WELBORN was born March 1 1808 and died Dec.3 1897 Lydia WELBORN was born Dec.7th 1807 and died April 22 1858.

DEATHS (page 4) Little Ross Vergeal WELBORN died Aug.the 3rd 1872. Margaret M.WELBORN died March the 7th 1877.


Elisabeth MARION died Sept.the 7th 1878. John H.WELBORN died July the 9th 1880. H.C.(Hanna Caroline) WELBORN died Nov.14th 1901. Arlo WELBORN died Jan.31st 1964. (This death and that following was written into the Bible by the author at age 12, upon the request of her gg mother.Dee WELBORN GILL). Mary Christian WELBORN DUNCAN died July 7,1964. ****************************************************************

***QUERIES***

VAUGHT VOUGHT Seeking information on John B. VAUGHT (VOUGHT) born Dec. 1761. Hagerstown,MD. Married 1783 to Elizabeth MARTIN born Mifflin County.PA. She died 1843 in Muhlenberg County.Ky. He died 15 June 1853,Muhlenberg County.Ky. Where are they buried? Son Abraham went on to White County.Illinois. Betty L. PHINNEY,705 Paseo Del Canto, Green Valley,Az. 85614. *************************************************************

GREGORY RESEARCHING Joseph L.GREGORY, born about 1815 or 1816 that was married to Emily KINCHELOE.

DEVINE BURCH Roger DEVINE and Jane BURCH had a son-John DEVINE born about 1809 that was married to Nancy? John and Nancy had 6 children: (Samuel,John,Racheal,Nancy Jane,Andrew and Thomas). I need help with Roger DEVINE and Jane BURCH-birth dates,death,other children ancestors.etc. What was Nancy's birth name?

MCLEVAIN STEWART ATKINS Researching a Lewis STEWART that was born 1828, 1st. wife was Rebecca ATKINS.2nd.wife Nancy MCLEVAIN, buried in KINCHELOES BLUFF CEMETERY. Would appreciate any information on these families. Don KORNICK,P.O.BOX 22918, Louisville,Ky 40252 *************************************************************

HENRY,WOLCOTT--SULLIVAN,BARNARD--ISBELL,WILLIAMS,GORHAN,SMITH, ARNOLD.

Need contact w/desc. of Samuel HENRY,b.10 Jul.1829,Mason Co,Ky, d. 13 Jan.1909, Muhlenberg County,Ky. Hem. Mary E. BARNARD in Ohio Co.Ky about 23 Sep.1854. Their children were: William P. George Victor, James R., Robert H., Ida N.,Mollie,Maude,Annie, John R., and Ab.

Samuel HENRY & his brother James were shoemakers and lived at South Carrollton.Muhlenberg County,Ky. James married a WOLCOTT. Some of James' desc. live today in Crittenden Co.Ky. C.David HENRY 3013 Stanford Dr. Lexington,Ky 40517


The Coroner Inquest records were copied from the original records located at the Muhlenberg County Courthouse in the Circuit Court Order Room. The files were copied by Mary Emma LOVELL,Tammy ARVIN,Laquita ARVIN.,June 1994.

CORONER INQUEST

ALBIN,Ira,Date of Death;Jan.17,1912,Cause of Death ;Explosion at Central Coal and Iron Co. ALEXANDER,WILLIAM R.Date of Death;Sept.17,1908,Cause of Death; He was 31 or 32 years old,He was run over by one John Robertson show wagon. BAKER,Bold,of Death:Dec.2,1913,Age:21 months,Cause od Death: a blow to the head by an unknown instrument. BAKER, Pete of Death: May 16,1901,Cause of Death: Accident at Luzerne Mine,falling timber and slate. BALL,Stant,Date of Death:Aug.29,1907,Cause of Death: Came by carelessness of engineer hoisting cage to quick,he was a coal miner. BARENTINE,Ira,Date of Death:Sept.15,1915,Cleaton Ky. Cause of Death: The wrecking of motor knocking timber,slate in Cresent Coal Co. mines at Bevier,Ky. BATES,Paul,Date of Death: Oct.28,1915,Cause of Death: Bronchitis, this was an infant. BEASON,Chess,Date of Death:Sept.23,1923,Cause of Death: Had a seizure and drown while fishing at South Carrollton,Ky. BENNETT,DeWitt,Date of Death: Dec.24,1913 at 3:30 p.m. Age:13 yr. 7 months and 23 days. Cause of Death: gunshot wound of the left lung,shot fired at the hand of unknown party or parties. BISHOP,Rada: Date of Death: Jan 25,1912: Cause of Death: heart failure. BLACKLOCK,Richard: Date of Death: Feb.10,1908,Cause of Death: He was killed in an explosion at the Moody Mines at South Carrollton Ky. About 4 O'clock in the afternoon. BRADLEY,John: Date of Death:OCT. 18,1912,Cause of Death:Gun shot by the hands of John CHRISTIAN. BUTZINGER,John: Date of Death: Aug.31,1912 Cause of Death:Suicide by hanging himself, he had also poured gasoline over his self and igniting it. BUTZINGER,Nettie Mary: Date of Death: Aug.31,1912,Cause of Death, Wounds inflicted on her person by a hatchet in the hands of John BUTZ INGER. BURCH,ALFRED,Date of Death: Oct.29,1911 Date of Death: Struck by a train at the L & N Railroad on Section 5. CAMPBELL,Albert,Date of Death: Oct.16,1912 at Graham,Ky. Cause of Death: By drivers running together at the cross entries at W.G. DUNCAN Coal Comapny. CARTER,Verda: Date of Death: July 26,1914, Cause of Death: Accidental suffication. COBB,Green, Date of Death: Sept.13,1910, Cause of Death: Drinking -to much and laying in the hot sun. COOK,R.B., Date of Death: Feb.10,1908 Cause of Death: Explosion at Moody Mines at South c~rrollton,Ky about 4 O'clock in the afternoon.


COOK,Rebecca Jane:Date of Death:Feb.10,1912 Cause of Death: Inquest took place at Martin Moore's undertaking establishment in Central City,Ky. She died of heart failure. CORBIN,Hugh: Date of Death: Feb.10,1908.Cause of Death: Explosion at the Moody Mines about 4 O'clock in the afternoon.The mines was located at South Carrollton. COYLE,J.A.: Date of Death:Jan.14,1911,The body was found at Central City near the brick plant. Cause of death: Unknown, Morphine was found in his possession.Papers found in his pocket state that his home was in Hamilton,Ohio. In case of an accident to notify Joe COYLE at Cincinnati,Ohio or Albertha COYLE at Hamilton,Ohio. CRANSFORD,Horace: Date of Death: Feb.11,1911,Cause of Death: Pistol shot by some unknown party. CRESWELL,J.W.: Date of Death:Dec.5,1916 Cause of Death: Heart failure. DANNER,John Wesley: Date of Death: not given; Cause of Death: heart failure about 9 O'clock p.m. Mentions wife Margaret Tinkle Danner, Son: Walter Danner. DAVIS,Elizabeth Virginia: Date of Death: Feb.12,1915 Cause of Death: unknown,probability is underdeveloped lungd. She was the infant daughter of Mansfield Davis and wife. DAVIS,Lucy: Date of Death: June 8,1913 Cause of Death:Heart failure and cerebral hemrnorrhage. DOSS,David: Date of Death: Jan 17,1912 Cause of Death: Explosion at the Central Coal and Iron Co. DOSS,William Graham: Date of Death: April 16,1914. Cause of Death Heart failure induced by acute indigestion at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Doss. DUNCAN,Charlie: Date of Death: June 24,1917 Cause of Death: drowned at Green River at Kincheloe"s Bluff near pumping station of the water works of Central City,Ky. DUNNING,Andrew: Date of Death: March 16,1915, Cause of Death: Accident by being caught under a loaded coal car in the mines of the Greenville Coal Co. at Martwick,Ky. DILLON,Ezekial: Date of Death: March 6,1914 Cause of Death: Enlargement of the Heart. DRAKE,Hubert Lee: Date of Death: Sept.28,1916 Cause of Death: Heart Failure. EDWARDS,Estill: Date of Death:Sept.4,1915 Cause of Death: Attempting to leap on Freight Train South of Greenville Depot. FRENTRESS,Lolla: Date of Death: July 10,1909 Cause of Death: wounded to death on the tracks of the L & N Railroad. FERRELL,B.: DATE OF DEATH;Oct.29,1909 Cause of Death: Being run over by a coal car loaded with coal at the Gibraltar Coal Mining Co. at Brownsville. FARVER,MARGARET LOUISE; July 16,1914 Cause of Death: Accidental Suffication. FULKERSON,Bryant: Date of Death: Aug.6,1910,age 5 Weeks,son of Mr and Mrs Leroy FULKERSON: Cause of Death: apnea. GARRETT,John: Date of Death: June 19,1910, Cause of Death: Struck by a train on the I.C. Railroad near Thomas BAXTER farm. GREGORY,INFANT: Date of Death: none given: cause of Death: none given Mother:Uro Gregory,Father Roy Gregory.Mother age 20.


GROVES,Charles Andrew: DATE OF DEATH;May 1917,CAUSE OF Death: accidental suffocation. Infant son of Estil and Myrtle GROVES. He died at his home located about 300 yards North West of the Martwick Mines. HALL,Julia A. Date of Death: Jan.6,1916 Cause of Death: Heart failure. She died at Frogtown what is now Bevier,Ky List husband: D.W. HALL. HANCOCK,Romie: Date of Death: Aug.26,1908 Cause of Death:Took his own life.He was found by Fred HAMMON. HAMPTON,Susan Orene: Date of Death: Nov.23,1912 age 10 years old. Cause of Death: Accidental gun shot wound above the left ear and left side of face. HAMILTON,Ray: Date of Death: May 16,1910 Cause of Death: Falling timber and slate at the Luzerne Mines, Luzerne,Ky. HANNA,Priscilla,Date of Death: Feb.3,1916 at Cleaton,Ky. Cause of Death:Paralysis HARRIS,George: Date of Death: Dec.6,1916 Cause of Death: Accidental fall in front of motor in attempting to get off while in motion and falling in fronfof the cars worked at Cresent mine at Bevier,Ky. He was the acting motor ma~. HICKS,H.A.: Date of Death: Feb.2,1915 at Cleaton,Ky. Cause of Death: Diseased heart. HURT,Cornealous: Date of Death: June 10,1913 Cause of Death: A pistol shot unbeknowing to anyone. HUNT,G.R.: Date of Death: March 17,1909 Cause of Death:Marks found on his neck appears to have been made by a rope or some similar thing. Committed Suicide. This happen near Gus,Ky. HOLLAND,Silas W.; Date of Death: July 18,1908,age 55,coal miner, Cause of Death: Killed by a passenger train No.101 about 3:35 p.m. while walking in the direction of Central City. HOWARD,Jas.: Date of Death: Aug.11,1917 Cleaton,Ky.Cause of Death: trip riding in Cresent Mines. JARVIS,Mary: Date of Death: ----,10,1908 Cause of Death: Heart failure. She died near Bevier,Ky. JENKINS,W.W. Date of Death:Dec.13,1914 Cause of Death:Crushed between water tank and cab of engine No. 1593, it being hit by engine No.1695 coming into Central City,Ky at 6:30 p.m. JERAS,Matt. Date of Death: Oct 19,1912 Cause of Death: by his own negligence, in accident at Browder mine shaft. JOHNSON,Rosy: Date of Death: Jan.24,1908,Father:Andrew Johnson, Mother:Hester Johnson. Cause of Death: smothered to death. KELLEY,Ray: Date of Death: June 19,1908 Cause of Death: Drowned in Green River. KELLEY,Thomas:Date of Death: Nov.27,1907, He was an Irshman,he was 56 years old and about 5 feet 8 inches tall,his hair was enclined to be sandy color, he weight was 140 lbs. He worked to the Morgan Mines. Cause of Death: excessive drinking and heart failure. KEORVN,F.E.: Date of Death: Aug.31,1914 Cause of Death; Drowning himself in a barrel of water. KIMBLEY,J.O.: Date of Death: June 12,1910 Cause of Death: Struck by a train and killed. KING,George: Date of Death:none listed; cause of death; thrown from train near Luzerne near mile post 136.


KNIGHT,John 0.: Date of Death: Jan.19,1916 Cause of Death:Drown by accidental breaking through the ice on the waters of Jacob Creek near the bridge on the Paradise and Rochester road. LEE,Wash: Date of Death: Nov.6,1912 Cause of Death -------and ------of heart. His age is 68 and his father is W.G.LEE age 81. LEWIS,David: Date of Death: Dec.1913 Cause of Death: Heart failure or other natural causes. LUNGQUEST,Erich: Date of Death:Jan 17,1912 Cause of Death: Explosion at the Central Coal and Iron Co. MARTIN,Augusta: Date of Death: Aug.3,1917 Cause of Death: suffocation. Age 3 months and 2 days. MARTIN,Robert: Date of Death: April 9,1913 Cause of Death: accidentally killed by a train in the yards of the I.e. Railroad Co. MARTIN,Ross: Date of Death: Unknown and Cause of Death is also unknown. MARRUES,Alaleedora: Date of Death; April 6,1915 Cause of Death: convulsions. This was an infant. MAYNE,John: Date of Death: April 7,1914 Cause of Death: by accidently falling between two log cars, in a druken condition. MOORE,Corna: Date of Death: Oct 7,1917 Drakesboro,Ky Cause of Death: smothered in bed 3 weeks old. MORTON,George: Date of Death: Sunday Nov. 13,1909 Belton,Ky. Cause of Death: pistol shot. Father Listed as James MORTON. MORRIS,E.J.: Date of Death: Aug 16,1914 Cause of Death: 2 gun shot wounds. MURPHY,Frank: Date of Death: Dec. 30,1914 Cause of Death: Falling slate near door or main entrance in mine of Greenville Coal Co. about 7:20 in morning. Powderly,Ky. MATHIS,William: Date of Death: Jan 17,1912 Cause of Death: Explosion at Central Coal & Iron Co. McCLURE,Corene: Date of Death: Dec.7,1912 age 3 months old: Cause of Death: heart failure due to improper developed heart valves. Mother: Genett McCLURE, Father: Horace McCLURE. McCRAKING,Mildred: Date of Death: June 17,1918 Cause of Death: Shot in left side of head by her 12 year old brother Hammer McCRAKING with a 38. caliber revolver. McDOWELL,Walter: Date of Death: Nov.26,1915 Father: Charlie McDOWELL, Baby was 6 days old. Grandmother was Leria McDOWELL, Cause of Death: premature and not fully developed. McGLAUGHIN,George: Date of Death: Nov.10,1911 Birth Place:West Virginia June 8,1865, Susie McGLAUGHIN born:April 9,1864, Harp McGLAUGHIN born at-------Tenn. Dec 24,1893 Cause of Death: Bullet fired by J. SMITH. McNARY,Morris: Date of Birth:(colored) Date of Death: July 13,1910, Cause of Death: Accidental shooting at Graham,Ky. NETHERLAND,Joe: Date of Death: Oct.24,1907 from Reedle,Calf. Cause of Death: chasing a train and was killed when the car of the train broke down. NEVILS,Unnames Boy: Date of Death: July 22,1910 Cause of Death: Suffication, lacked a few days being a month old. PATTERSON,H.L.: Date of Death: April 2,1917 Cause of Death: Heart failure. He lived 3/4 miles West of Mercer,Ky. He was 63 years old. Son was Clarence PATTERSON.


PAXTON,James: Date of Death: May 29,1910 Cause of Death: Struck by an I.C. Train. PEMICK,Peter, Date of Death: Feb.10,1908, Cause of Death: Explosion at the Moody Mines,South Carrollton,Ky. PHAUP,Ethel: Date of Death: March 22,1913 Cause of Death: Acute indigestion resulting from chronic stomach and intestinal indigestion. PITT,Ann: Date of Death:Sept.24,1915 Cause of Death: old age and died a natural death at Central City,Ky. POLK,Alf: Date of Death: May 11,1914 Cause of Death:Struck by an train on the I.C.Railway Track. RAGON,Lula: Date of Death: Nov.29,1911 Cause of Death: Carbolic Acid poison at Graham,Ky. RAY,W.: Date of Death:April 21,1914 Cause of Death: Blood clot in the brain. Note states that this is a man. REED,Myrtle Corine: Date of Death: Feb.9,1916, Cause of Death: Bald Hives,she died at her home 2 1/2 miles west of Nelson. RENDER,Will: Date of Death: Oct. 27,1914 Cause of Death: Fall of slate at Crescent Mines at Bevier,Ky. REVIES,Onire Lee: Date of Death: Dec.16,1914 Cause of Death: Severe cold. Father: Will REVIES, this was an infant that died at home near that Diamond Black mines. REYNOLDS,Guy: Date of Death: March 22,1917 Cause of Death: Came in contact with live wire. He was performing his duties at the Powderly Mines. REYNOLDS,T.: Date of Death:March 22,1910, Cause of Death: Pneumonia in both lungs also purging at the mouth and nose. RHOADES,Cora: Date of Death: May 2,1914 Cause of Death:Heart failure. ROSS,Charlie: Date of Death: Feb.10,1908 Cause of Death: Explosion at the Moody Mines at South Carrollton,Ky. RUBY,George: Date of Death: Explosion at Central Coal and Iron Co. RUSH,John W.: Date of Death:Feb.10,1908 Cause of Death: Explosion at the Moody Mines at South Carrollton,Ky. SCOTT,Ed.: Date of Death: Feb.12,1911 Cause of DeathL Pistol Shot. SHANKS,Ruff Rhoades: Date of Death: Feb 28,1911 Cause of Death: Coming in contact with a wire.This information was also included, He was born Dec.25,1880 in Muhlenberg County,Ky.His wife was Olney VINCENT,she was also born in Muhlenberg County,Ky.His mother is 58 years old,and her name is Ann SHANKS,she was also born in Muhlenberg County. SHERD,William: Date of Death:Feb.13,1912 Cause of Death:A railroad engine ran over him on the main track between the coal shoot and the depot on the I.e. Railroad track in Central City,Ky. SHELBY,Preston: Date of Death: Nov.24,1916 Cause of Death: Slate fall at the Bevier Coal Co. STEWART,Charlie: Date of Death:June 19,1910 Cause of Death:Bold hives or Spasmodic croup. Parents: Mr and Mrs Keener Stewart. SMITH,Frank: (colored) Date of Death:April 3,1911 Cause of Death: Gunshot in back of head by the hands of a policeman. In his pockets was found 19¢ in money,16 Dice,1 Knife,and a receipt made out to Frank SMITH from Delvry Barber's Supply Co. on Casual


Street,Evansville,In. SUBLETT,Orbel: (colored) Date of Death: April 27,1913 Cause of Death: Gunshot wounds from unknown person. TATUM,Tim: Date of Death:Aug.24,1913 He was 23 years old.Father Joe TATUM;born in Todd Co.Ky. Mother:Amanda F. TATUM;born in Todd Co.Ky.Father is 54 years old and the mother is 51 years old. Her date of birth is Nov.7,1861. Cause of Death:Accidental dropping and discharging of Bryaant WILCOX's pistol. TAYLOR,Susin: Date of Death: Jan 26,1911 Cause of Death: Committed Suicide by taking Carbolic Acid. TYAKE,James: Date of Death:July 10,1911,He was 66 years old, born in Cromwell England. He worked for the CC & I Company. Cause of Death: Blood Clots. UNKNOWN,Baby: Date of Death: Nov.7,1912.Cause of Death: Baby was put in said place by some unknown party or parties.Trying to cover up crime and scandel. VAN,Charles Jr.: Date of Death:Feb.10,1908 Cause of Death: Explosion at the Moody Mines South Carrollton,Ky. VINCENT,Peter H.: Date of Death:Aug.25,1917, Inquest was held on Aug.27,1917. Cause of Death: A wagon running over him near Morgan Mines. WALKER,A.J.; Date of Death:None given, Cause of Death: None given Father is Rev.R.O.G.WALKER. WALTON,Richard: Date of Death:Sept.25,1916 Cause of Death: Cross ties falling and crushing his head while loading ties at Stevens Mill,located on May A. Johnson's farm about 5 miles East of Greenville. WASH,Carl: Date of Death: Aug.11,1914 Cause of Death:His father Charlie WASH at Graham,Ky. by an accidental shot with a pistol. The bullet entered the stomach and exited out of the left side. WHITEHOUSE,Edward: Date of Death:March 12,1917 Cause of Death; Pistol shot wound by the hands of Ben DOSS. WILSON,Ganmie Gilbert: Date of Death: Sept.28,1914 Cause of Death;Suffication. Age 1 month. Cleaton,Ky. Parents:H.C. and Corda Wilson. WILSON,Bryant: Date of Death:May 8,1908,Cause of Death: mining accident. WILCOX,MRS.J.W.; Date of Death: Dec.22,1915 Cause of Death: Heart failure. She died at her house 1 mile west of Central City,Ky. Note: Mrs S.J. WHITEHOUSE stated that Mrs Wilcox was "laying on the floor gasping for breath and she rubbed camphor on her."She drawed a few more breaths and died. She never spoke. Mrs.WILCOX weighed 200 lbs. and 6 people put her on the bed. WICKLIFFE,Jake: Date of Death:March 25,1913 Cause of Death: through an attack of epileptic fits. He died at South Carrollton. WELBORN, ESSE Y. Date of Death:Feb 18,1908 Cause of Death: Shot gun wound from his own hand. List a daughter:Mayble WELBORN. WILLIAMS,T.J.: Date of Death:Aug.16,1910 Cause of Death: Struck by a train.

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INDEX -ADLER 66 BUCHANNON 61 DULANEY 62 HARRIS 62,78

ALBIN 65,76 BURCH 75,76 DUNCAN 59,60,61,75,77 HAY 61,62,67

ALLEN 60,68 BUTZ INGER 76 DUNNING 77 HAYES 66

ALLISON 67 CALHOON 61 DURALL 60,66 HEARLD 66

ALEXANDER 76 CAMPBELL 59,76 EARLES 60 HELTSLEY 60

AMOS 68 CAMPLIN 63,81 EARLY 61 HENDERSON 61

ANDERSON 65,68 CAPPS 68 EATON 66 HENDRICKS 60

ARMSTRONG 62 CAREY 68 EAVES 63,67 HENRY 75

ARNETT 66,68 CARTER 66,76 EDWARDS 77 HESSE 67

ARNOLD 75 CARVER 73 ELLIOTT 61 HICKS 78

ASHLEY 66 CASH 68 ELLISON 61,67 HILL 66

ATCHER 66 CATES 66 EMBRY 65 HOLLAND 78

ATKINS 75 CESSNA 66 ERK 66 HOLMAN 63

ATHEIDE 66 CHANDLER 68 EUBANKS 60 HOLMES 60

AUSTIN 73 CHRISTIAN 60 EVITTS 60,68 HOWARD 63,78

BABBS 73 CLARDY 73 FAIRCHILD 60 HOWELL 60

BAKER 60 CLARK 65,66 FARMER 60,68 HUMPHREY 65,66

BAKES 61 CLEMONS 66 FARTHING 66 HUNT 78

BALL 76 COBB 66,76 FARVER 77 HURT 78

BANISTER 66 COFFMAN 63 FELTY 65 INGRAM 66

BARBEE 63,65 COKE 72 FENTRESS 69,77 ISBELL 62,75

BARD 68 COMPTON 65 FERGUSON 67 JACKSON 58,60

BARENSTEIN 76 CONWAY 65 FERRELL 60 JAMES 62,65

BARNARD 75 COOK 77 FREEMAN 61 JAMISON 66

BARRIES 68 COOPER 61 FULKERSON 77 JARVIS 60,7-

BARRNETT 68 CORBIN 58,77 GALLOWAY 65 JENKINS 60,74,78

BARROW 68 CORNETTE 61 GARRETT 69 JEROS 78

BATES 76 COVINGTON 60 GARRIS 69 JERNIGAN 69

BAXTER 72, 77 COYLE 77 GATES 60 JESSUP 69

BEASLEY 66 CRAFT 60 GEARY 66 JOHNSTON 60,66,67,78

BEASON 76 CRAIG 60 GENET 66 JONES 58,60,61

BECK 66 CRANS FORD 77 GILOCK 73 KELLEY 73,78

BELL 66 CRESWELL 71 GILL 60,73,75 KEORVN 78

BENNETT 63,65,76 CROWE 61 GILMORE 66 KIMBLEY 78

BERRY 66 CURTLEY 61 GINGER 65 KINCHELOE 75

BETHEL 60 DANNER 60,77 GISH 65,66 KING 78

BILLINGS 73 DANSY 60 GLASS 72 KITTINGER 66

BISHOP 76 DAUGHERTY 65 GOFF 60 KNIGHT 79

BIVINS 60 DAVIS 66,77 GORHAN 75 KOON 69

BLACKLOCK 76 DAY 60,68 GOSSETT 66 KORNICK 75

BOGGESS 60 DEARMOND 68 GREEN 61,65 KUSCH 66

BOHANNON 67 DECOURSEY 73 GREENWOOD 66 LACEFIELD 65,69

BOWLING 62 DEMPSEY 66 GREGORY 75,77 LACY 69

BOWERS 66 DENNY 60 GROVES 78 LAFOON 69

BOZARTH 66 DEVINE 75 GRUNDY 65,67 LATHAM 6(),73

BOZIC 67 DEWIRE 66 HALL 60,69,78 LEE 58,79

BRADLEY 76 DEXTER 66 HAMBY 69 LEIGH 62

BRIGGS 62 DILLON 77 HAMILTON 69,78 LEWIS 61,79

BRISBY 66 DOCKERY 66 HAMPTON 78 LIDFORD 66

BROOKS 65 DOSS 77 HANCOCK 78 LITTLEFIELD :• BROWN 58,60,65 DRAKE 77 HANNA 78 LOCKE

BROWNING 65 DUKES 60,73 HARPER 60 LONEY 60,66

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LOSTUTTER 60 NEWMAN 70 RICKETTS 59 TODD 65,71 LOUDERS 69 NEWTON 65 RILEY 64,65 TOLL 67,71 LOVE 62,67 NICHOLS 70 ROACH 67 TOMPKINS 67 LOVELL 58,59,60,61 NICHOLSON 70 ROBBERT SON 74 TOTTEN 71 LOWE 66 NOFFSINGER 64,66 ROBERTS 60,61 TUDOR 67 LOWELL 60 NOSLEY 60 ROBERTSON 73 TYAKE 81 LUNGQUEST 79 OATES 70 ROBINSON 67,65 TYSON 60 LYNN 63,64 O'NEAL 66 ROBY 65 UNDERWOOD 60,71 LYONS 65 OSKINS 66 ROLL 60,61 UNKNOWN 81 MADDOX 60 PARHAM 66 ROLLEY 60 UZZLE 71 MAGANHEIMER 60 PARKER 65,66 ROSS 80 VAN 81 MAJORS 69,70 PATTERSON 79 RUBY 80 VAUGHT 65,75 MALLEY 66 PAXTON 60,66,70,72,80 RUSH 80 VICK 60, 71, 72 MANSFIELD 60 PEARSON 73 RUSSELL 59 VINCENT 60,61,65, MARION 73,75 PEMICK 80 SALLEE 60 67,80,81 MARKWELL 65 PENDLEY 66 SALSBURY 71 VINSON 60,67 MARRVES 79 PENROD 73 SANDEFUR 67 VOUGHT 75 MARTIN 65,67,75,79 PENTECOST 60,70 SANDUSKY 67 WALKER 62,72,81 MASSEY 60 PERKINS 66 SATTERFIELD 65 WAKELAND 72 MATHIS 62,79 PERRIAGE 61 SCOTT 71,74,80 WALSH 67 MAYHUGH 66 PERRY 66 SEELY 67 WALTON 81 MAYNE 79 PETTY 60 SHANKS 80 WARD 65,67

IKLE 67 PEVELER 65,66,70 SHANNON 67 WARREN 67 ZKER 61 PHAUP 80 SHUTT 67 WASH 81 LER 58,62,65,73 PHEGLEY 65 SHARP 67 WATKINS 67

MOORE 60,65,79 PHILLIPS 65 SHAVER 67 WEBB 60 MOREHEAD 62 PHENNEY 75 SHERD 80 WEIR 61,63,67 MORRIS 79 PITT 80 SHELBY 80 WELBORN 58,63,65 MORTON 79 POLK 80 SHELTON 65 73,74,75,81 MULLINS 66 POWELL 60 SHORT 59 WELLS 60 MURPHY 79 POYNER 67 SISK 63 WESTFALL 67 MYERS 63 PROWSE 62 SKAGGS 60 WHEELDON 67 M'LEVAIN 61 PUTMAN 67 SMITH 60,61,75,80 WHITEHOUSE 81 MCCANDLESS 65 RADFORD 70 SOUTHARD 60 WHITMER 63,64,65 MCCLURE 79 RAGLAND 70 SPARKS 67 WHITSON 67 MCCOWN 62,67 RAGON 80 STEELE 65,67 WICKLIFFE 81 MCCRACKING 79 RAMSEY 70 STEWART 60,62,67,75,80 WIGGINS 65 MCDONALD 60,65,66 RANDOLPH 59,70 STOKES 67 WILCOX 81 MCDOWELL 72, 79 RAY 80 STRADER 73 WILKINS 65 MCGLAUGHIN 79 RAYMER 60 STROM 67 WILKEY 60 MCKINNEY 69 REED 80 STYKES 61 WH,LIAMS 60,61 MCKNIGHT 69 REISS 61 SUBLETT 81 67,75,81 MCLEVAIN 75 RENDER 60,80 SULLIVAN 60,75 WILSON 59,60 MCNARY 79 RENO 61,62,67 SWEENEY 72 73,74,81 MCPHERSON 73 REVIES 80 TABB 67 WING 67 MCTOSH 73 REYNOLDS 63,80 TATUM 81 WRIGHT 60,67 NALE 66 RHOADES 62,80 TAYLOR 63,81 WOLCOTT 75 NEAL 65,67 RICE 61 THOMAS 60,64 WOOD 72

-LEY 74 RICHARDS 60 THOMPSON 60,62,67 YONTS 67 LSON 61,66 RICHARDSON 62 TINKLE 58 YOST 67

NETHERLAND 79 RICHEY 67 TINSLEY 63 YOUNG 72 NEVILS 70,79 RICKARD 72 TIPTON 67

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