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Note for: J. Francis Tabor, 1801 - 1 DEC 1867
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Alias: /Frank/
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Note for: Marie Dorman, 1898 - 16 JUN 1954
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Alias: /Mary/
Event: Type: Census-1920
Place: Enumerated in 1920 Bath County, Kentucky Federal Census with her mother-in-law Sarah Fenton Warner.
Burial: Place: Owingsville Cemetery, Owingsville, Bath County, Kentucky
Individual Note: Last Will and Testament of Marie Warner
I, Marie Warner, widow of Espy Warner, deceased, residing at Owingsville, Kentucky being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all Wills by me heretofore made.
Item I. I direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses to be paid out of my estate as soon as practicable after the time of my decease.
Item II. I give, devise and bequeath to Mrs. Anna Downs, wife of Ernie Downs, Jr., Mrs. Claude Goodpaster and Mrs. Lela Parker, the sunm of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY ($250.00) DOLLARS each.
Item III. All the balance and residue of my estate, of what so ever kind and wheresoever situate, real, personal and mixed, I direct my Executrix hereinafter named to convert to cash and distribute the proceeds as follows; One-third to Mrs. Ruth Markland, wife of A. V. Markland, one-third to Mrs. Mary Belle McVay and one-third to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Butcher, jointly, I have certain household and kitchen furniture in my home at Slate Valley, I except such household and kitchen furniture from this residuary clause and give, devise and bequeath the same in kind to Bettie Butcher Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Butcher.
Item IV. I make, nominate and appoint Mrs. Ruth Markland as Executrix of this my Will and request that she be allowed to qualify as such without surety on her bond, I fully authorize and empower my said Executrix to sell and convey all my property, including real estate, in order to carry out the terms of this my will.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have here unto set my hands Owingsville, Kentucky this May 25th, 1954
Marie Warner
Signed by Marie Warner and by her acknowledged to be her Last Will and Testament in our presence, sight and hearing, who, at her request and in her presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto signed our namea as Witnesses at Owingsville, Kentucky this May 25th, 1954.
Aitkin Darnell
Witness
Roger A. Byron
Witness
STATE OF KENTUCKY
COUNTY OF BATH
I, Pearl Brother, Clerk of the Bath County Court, do certify that an instrument of writing purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Marie Warner, deceased, was on 21st day of June, 1954 produced in Open Court for probate, and proven by the testamony of Aitkin Darnell and Roger A. Byron, the two attesting witnesses. Whereupon the same established to be the Last Will and Testament of Marie Warner, deceased and ordered to be recorded as such. Whereupon the same with the foregoing and this certificate hath been duly recorded in my office., Will Book I, Page 30.
Given under my hand this the 21st day of June, 1954
Mrs. Pearl Brother
Bath County Court, Kentucky
Individual Notes
Note for: Hugh Karrick, 8 OCT 1844 - 30 MAR 1925
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Event: Type: Census-1920
Place: Listed as head of household in 1920 Bath County, Kentucky census.
Burial: Date: 1 APR 1925
Place: McClain Cemetery, Bath County, Kentucky
Individual Note: Kentucky death record: Place-BATH Volume-011 Cert-05387 Deathvol-25
Bath County, Kentucky Death Certificate #5387
1. Place of death: Bath County, Kentucky
2. Full name: Hugh Karrick
3. Sex: male
4. Race of color: white
5. Married, single or widowed: married
6. Date of birth: nothing listed
7. Age: 81 years
8. Occupation: farmer
9. Birthplace: Kentucky
10. Name of father: Unknown
11. Birthplace of father: Kentucky
12. Maiden name of mother: Unknown
13. Birthplace of mother: Kentucky
14. Informant: Steve Warner
15. Filed: 4-1-1925
16. Date of death: 3-30-1925
17, 18. Cause of death: mitral ?? of heart
19. Place of burial: McClain Graveyard 4-1-1925
20. Undertaker: Mr.s J. W. Vaughn
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Note for: John Charles Whittington, 10 APR 1911 - 14 AUG 1987
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Burial: Date: 16 AUG 1987
Place: Lebo, Coffey Co., Kansas
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Note for: George Clyde Whittington, 20 FEB 1913 -
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Alias: /Red/
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Note for: Susan Mae McKinney, 3 DEC 1890 - 7 JUL 1963
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Burial: Date: JUL 1963
Place: Lincoln TWP Cem, Lebo, Coffey County, Kansas
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Note for: Wayne Fredrick Whittington, 25 MAR 1917 - 8 JAN 2000
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Alias: /Joe/
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Note for: Ruth Mae Whittington, 17 MAR 1915 - 2 MAY 1979
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Burial: Place: Reading Cemetery, Reading, Lyon County, Kansas
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Note for: Louis Benjamin Whittington, 9 MAY 1921 - 25 APR 1988
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Burial: Place: Reading Cemetery, Reading, Lyon County, Kansas
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Note for: Charles Louis Whittington, 2 NOV 1856 - 29 DEC 1934
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Burial: Date: 31 DEC 1934
Place: Lincoln Cemetery, Lebo, Coffee County, Kansas
Individual Note: In 1911 Bud Whittington rented a train and took his entire family and belongings, including farm animals and equipment, to Reading, Kansas where he settled on a farm. His reason for immigrating was to live in a "dry" state. He was concerned about the hard drinking culture of Bath County, Kentucky and its potential effects on his sons.
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Hi Darrell,
I know that I've told you before that I love your web site but I'll tell you again. I am so impressed with all of the time and effort you put into family history. You are amazing. On the Charles Whittington and Margaret Jones family, you have listed Pete Bailey as your source. Can you tell me who he is and how to get a hold of him? I'd like to find out his sources on the marriages of the children in that family. Here are some corrections you need to make to that family. There is no daughter named Lillie. You can delete that. You have two Thomas' listed. The correct one is Thomas Kenton. He was born 10 Oct 1904 on Owingsville and died 19 July 1998 in Carmi, White, Illinois. He married Margaret Thompson. I don't have the date. The other Thomas married to Lillian is not ours. This next bit of information is sort of weird but I'll try to explain it. The 3rd child in the family was a girl named Artie Mae. She was born July 1892 in Owingsville. She died sometime before 1898. In 1898 another girl was born who was named Rhoda, but because of the resemblance to the then deceased Artie Mae, the family started to call her Artie Mae. This 2nd Artie Mae is my husband's grandmother. I don't know if she ever legally changed her name but she went by this name the rest of her life. Have you ever come across anything about the death of the first Artie Mae? Do you think that there are any death or cemetery records anywhere?
Thanks for your help.
Molly Ford
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Note for: Margaret Alice Jones, JUN 1867 - 27 MAY 1935 Index
Burial:
Date: 29 MAY 1935
Place: Lincoln Cemetery, Lebo, Coffee County, Kansas