John Jay Dickey Diaries. “Ghosts of Kentucky, Volume 1 Supplement.”
The Following are Abstracts taken from the John Jay
Dickey Diaries. “Ghosts of Kentucky,
Volume 1 Supplement.”
Baker,
Rev of the M.E. Church
Roll
3 Pg 1602 1 Jan 1896
Baker,
Mr. A.C.
A
young lawyer from Covington. On YMCA
Committee.
Roll
1 Pg 150,265,423 Feb 1884 / 29 Mar 1885 Jackson
Baker,
A.W.
On
town board, his brother and brother-in-law are too. He owns a saloon.
Roll
3, Pg 1982 dated 3 Jan 1898 Manchester.
Baker,
Abner- Made salt near "Dr" Burchell. Dr. Baker was cousin of "Juder Bob"
Baker and Francis Clark.. Abner was the first clerk of Co. Information by: Anderson
Philpot
Roll 3, Pg 2198, 2221 and Roll 4, Page 2715. Dated
Mar 1898 / 20 Mar 1899 Clay Co.
Baker,
Allen
Writes
from Jackson, Breathitt, KY wants to sell out here and settle there. A brother
has gone to Barboursville to look around.
Roll
3 Pg 2041,2471 and 2521. Dated April 1898 / June 1898 / July 1898 Manchester
Baker
, Andrew
Baptized
Jesse Bolling at Black Water church, now Hawkins Co. TN. Information by; Jason
W. Bolling.
Roll
3 Pg 2344 15 June 1898 Benge
Baker,
Mr. Ans (Ance).
Under
peace bond for shooting on street. He
was a Saloon Keeper. Ance and John
fought Holland Campbell on Laurel Creek.
Roll
3 Pg 1931, 1967, 2041 dated 8 Nov 1897 / 31 Jan 1898 Manchester
Baker,
Billy
Brother
of George who was buried yesterday. Billy was hung for killing Frank Prewitt,
but his wife, on her death bed, said she did it. Information by: John D.
COLDIRON
Roll
3 Pg 2225, 2226 dated 9 Apr 1898
Baker,
Bowling, Senator
Brother
of John, Senator (called "Teneretta" / "Rent-A"). Bowling,
(son of Senator) Junior, was bound to Daughter White to learn salt making. He
killed Morgan Dezan. Then Bowling fled the county. Information by: A.E.
Robertson.
Roll
3, Pg 2282-83 Apr 1898
Baker,
"old" Cana
Made
up rhyme on the "Cattle War". The Baker’s and Garrad’s were always
together.
Information
by: Jason W. Bolling.
Roll
3 Pg 2344, 2422 dated 15 June 1898 Benge
Baker
, Charles, Surveyor
Roll
3, page 1678 dated 9 May 1896
Baker,
Clem "Rev"
Spoke
at Pastor's conference here.
Roll
7- Pg 5571 dated 12 June 1927 Winchester
Baker,
Cord
Has
little daughter.
Roll
3, page 1933 dated 11 Nov 1897 Manchester
Baker,
Dan
Visited
here
Roll
3 Pg 2545 23 July 1898 Wooton,
KY
Baker,
Dr.
Hung
here, (said David Y. Lyttle ) for killing Daniel BATES. "Dr" was
"crazy" and jealous of his wife.
Information
by: Henry Lucas
Roll
3, page 2092 Manchester
Baker,
Frank Nelson "Dr"
Of
Winona IN. Spoke at the Sunday School Conference at Berea.
Roll
6, Pg 5078, dated 12 July 1924 Flemingsburg
Baker,
Gardner
Has
place here. Wilson Howard killed near here. John and Tom Baker accused of the
killing. Baker’s and the Howard’s are on the outs.
Roll
3, Pg 2034-35, dated 13 Apr 1898 Crane
Creek/ Clay Co.
Baker,
Garrard
Roll
3 Pg 2548 24 July 1898 Hyden
Baker,
Jack
½
brother to Isaac BAKER. Died on Cutshin at about 100.
Roll 3- page 2280 dated Apr 1898
BAKER,
Jack
Married
Rachel Fields
Roll
3 Pg 2280 dated Apr 1898
Baker,
Jackson
Married
Sallie Maggard. An old man near Bufflo. Information by: Reuben Maggard
Roll 3 ,Page 2141 dated 1898
Baker,
James (Claybank)
Married
Esther Robertson. Son of John Sen (Teneretta)
Roll
3, page 2282, dated Apr 1898
BAKER,
James
Married
Sallie DAVIDSON
Roll
3 Pg 2216 30 Mar 1898
BAKER,
Joe
Died
in NC recently at about 105. He was very rich.
Roll
3, Page 2278-80, dated Apr 1898
Baker,
John
Frank
Clark and John shot and killed on Horse Creek, Clay Ky. Creek, in Clay Co.
Kentucky on 20 July 1898. Dick McCollum was
with them, but O.K. John was charged
with lots of crimes. He was young about 25; He has a wife and 1 or 2 kids. He
is Garrard Baker.
Roll
3, page 2547-48, dated 24 July 1898 Hyden.
Baker,
John
A
½ brother to George, hence an ½ Uncle to
Tom. Has turned against Torn and the others and is stirring up trouble.
Roll
3 Pg 2521 dated July 1898 Manchester
Baker,
John
Of
Perry Co. John Baker son of "Juder Bob" Baker, married Lucinda Amis/
Amos. They were step brother and sister. Genealogy by Jason Bolling.
Roll
2 Pg 1402 / Roll 3 Pages 2249, 2282 ,2221
dated 28 July 1890 / Apr 1898
Baker,
John G.
Son
of George. John was called "Cana the Rhymer".
Information
by: A.E. Robertson.
Roll
3, page 2283 dated
April 1898
Baker,
John "Teneretta" ("Rent-a")
Pa
of "Juder Bob". Great great grandson of Jason Bolling. He came to
Buffalo Creek from Boyle Co. He was uncle of Robert P. Letcher, Gay. of KY.
Information by: Jason Bolling.
Roll
3 Pg 2221,2282-83 dated 8 Apr 1898 Manchester,
Clay, KY
Baker,
Julius Robert - Called
"Juder Bob", married widow of John Amis/ Amos. He is great grandpa of
Jason W. Bolling. His son John married Lucinda Amis (step brother and sister).
"Juder Bob" was in war of 1812. He is buried in Buffalo, Owsley Co.
Son of John ("Teneretta" / "Rent-a") Information by: Jason
Bolling.
Roll
3 Pg 2221-2, 2344 dated 8 Apr 1898 Manchester, Clay, KY
Baker,
Lilly
Converted
Roll
3 Pg 1932 dated 9 Nov 1897 Manchester
Baker,
"Mr"
Young.
Gave the first public display of a radio.
Roll
6 Pg 4828 dated 18 Jan 1923 Flemingsburg
Baker,
Nancy
Married
Roderick McIntosh in Hancock Co.TN. Information by: R.G. Lewis
Roll
3 Pg 2259-60 dated 23 Apr 1898 Hyden.
Baker,
Nathan
Killed
in accident with mules and car 24 Sep 1923. He was a Carter Co. farmer, here to
buy and sell stock. He lived about 3 miles form Oliver Hill. The car was driven
by Oscar Lytle. He left a wife and 3 kids.
Roll
6 Pg 4961-2 dated 25 Sep 1923 Flemingsburg
Baker,
Perly "Dr"
National
Superintendent of Anti Saloon League.
Roll
5 Pg 3970 dated 23 Dec 1912 Washington
D.C.
Bowling,
Eli
Killed
by John Cundiff, uncle of Henry Lucas. (A bully with great power) They
quarreled about Milly Henson, and John stabbed Eli. Eli was bad and his son
James looked for John. Elijah born 1798 at 3 forks of Powell River, Lee, VA.
His pa was Jessie and his ma Mary Pennington of Lee Co. VA.
Roll.
3 Pg 2112 / Roll 3 Pg 2344 dated 22 Dec
1897/ June 1898 Clay Co. Benge
Bowling,
"Rev" Hughes
I
am a preacher in the Missionary Baptist Church. I joined in 1884. I was born 8
Apr 1857, Bull Creek, Clay, KY.
Roll
3 Pg 2246-48 Apr 1898 Hector
Creek
Bowling,
James
Had
a sister Mollie who married a Gilbert. James had a brother who was the father
of "Hungry" John Bowling/Bolling, who is still living on Sinking
Creek, Knox, KY. James' brother also the
father of Mrs. John Holland, mother of Anderson Holland , of Martins Creek,
Clay, Ky. She is still living. James
Bowling drowned in well (near Tanyard Branch), called McHone hole. James
married Mahala Wilson
Roll 3- pages 2160,2194,2246 dated 1898 Clay
Co. KY
Bowling/Bolling,
Jason Walker
Jason
said his great grandpa "Rev" Jesse Bolling, baptisted "Rev"
John Gilbert. I am great great grandson of "Teneretta" Baker, great
grandson of Julius or "Juder" Baker.
Roll
3-Pg 2181, 2221, 2344 dated Mar 1898 / 8
Apr 1898 / 15 June 1898 Benge,
Clay KY and Manchester, Clay, KY.
Bolling/
Bowling
Of
Clay Co. sell whiskey for John F. Young. Early settlers on Middle Fork.
Roll.
3- Pg 2211 and 2420
Roll
4- Pg 2737 dated 1898 / 26 Mar 1899
Bolling,
One
married ? Maggard. One never
married. Children of Jesse.
Roll 3 Pg 2343-5 dated 15 June 1898 Benge
Bolling,
Great
Grandmother of David B. Redwine. She was of Russell Co., Va. Information by
William J. Cope
Roll
3, Pg. 2538 Jackson
Bolling,
Married
Susan Baker. Parents of Jason Walker
Bolling.
Roll 3- Pg 2221, dated 1898
Bolling,
Benjamin
Born
about 1852-3. Son of "Maj" John and Elizabeth Blair. One of 19
sons. Information by: Jason W. Bolling
Roll
3- Pg 2344 dated 15 June 1898 Benge
Bolling,
Delany
Of
MO. Son of "Maj' John and Elizabeth Blair.
One of 19 sons. Information by: Jason W. Bolling
Roll
3- Pg 2344-5 , dated 15 June 1898 Benge
Bolling,
Eli
John
Cundiff, uncle of Henry Lucas, killed Eli Bowling who was a bully, a man of
great power. Milly Henson was the woman they had a quarrel about. Bowling
kicked John Cundiff, a small man. He went away and came back with a dirk knife,
called Bowling to the door and plunged it into him. He died in a few minutes.
John left the country and never retuned. Eli Bowling was a bad man. His son
James, was hunting for John when he met grandfather Cundiff, who said “Jim, put
that gun down. We have gotten rid of 2 bad men and let the matter stop." Information by: Henry Lucas.
Roll
3- Pg 2112 dated 22 Dec 1897 Manchester
Bolling,
Elijah
Grandfather
to Jason W. Elijah born 1798 at 3 Forks of Powell River in Lee Co., Va. and was
12 when his father came to Perry Co., KY. Son of Jesse. Information by: Jason W. Bolling
Roll
3- Pg 2344 dated 15 June 1898 Benge
Bolling,
Graham
Was
shot and killed by Stephen Robison, Eli Bolling, and M.C Jones were shot also.
Information by: "Judge” Dickerson
Roll
3 page 2172
Bolling,
Jason Walker
My
great grandfather, Jesse BOLLING, came to KY in 1810. My grandfather was
Elijah. Daniel Duff baptized my grandfather Elijah. "Rev" Andrew
Baker baptized my great grandfather at Black Water Church, now Hawkins Co., TN.
My great great grandfather was "Maj" John Bolling, he had 19 sons. I
do not know that there were any daughters. John Gilbert and John Amis married
sisters of James, Eli and John Bolling.
Jason gives his "Baker" genealogy, Roll 3 Pg 2221.
Roll.
3 Pg 2221, 2344-6 dated 8 Apr 1898 / 15 June 1898
Bolling,
Mary
Abijah
Gilbert’s father went to Richmond to get license to marry Mary Bolling, who had
brothers: Eli, John, William and Levi. Sister Nancy married John Sizemore.
Roll
3 - page 2383
Bolling,
Robert
Son
of "Maj” John and Elizabeth Blair Bolling. One of 19 sons. Information by: Jason W.
Bolling
Roll
3- Pg 2344, dated 15 June 1898 Benge
Bolling,
William
Son
of "Maj" John and Elizabeth Blair Bolling. William married Martha
Jefferson, sister of President Thomas
Jefferson. One of 19 sons.
Roll
3 Pg 2344 dated 1898 Benge
Bolling,
William
Married
Deborah Duff. Daniel Duff baptized
Elijah Bolling
Roll
3- page 2319 dated May 1898
BRAMBLE,
"Mr"
Roll
4 Pg 3272 dated 24 Jan 1902 Washington
Byrley,
Naomi
(2)
wife of Robert Carnahan. They married in Clay Co.
Roll
3- Pg 2297,2301 dated 1898.
Bowling
Married
Sookey Roberts. (female).
Roll
3, page 2065, 2217 dated 1897
Bowling
Came
to town Saturday and died Sunday.
Roll
3, page 1969, dated 13 Dec 1897 Manchester
Bowling,
Dan
Has
brother Dave, grandson of Eli, son of James
Roll
3, Page 2246-7 dated 22 April 1898
Hector Creek
Allman,
Douglass/Duglass
Of
Harris and Allman. Mr. Allaman bricklayer on academy.
Roll
2 Pg 705,837,919 and Roll 3 Pg 1676 dated 4 Nov 1886 / 8 May 1896
Alton,
G.W. "Bro"
Had
his funeral. Left wife and 3 kids and their families. Mrs. S.B. Tully, lives in
Manchester, 0. and her 2 sons, J.W. and C.D. in Covington, KY
Roll
6 Pg 4723 dated 24 Apr 1922 Maysville
Ambergy,William
Married
Susanna Boggs. Daughter of Rebecca and Abel. Information by:
Rebecca
Maggard.
Roll
3 Pg 2262 Apr 1898 Montgomery Co. KY
AMBROSE,
"Rev" and M.D.
He
married William Holland SHOCKLEY to Ann Eliza DICKEY 7 May 1851.
Roll 3 Pg 2380 / Roll 5 Pg 3834,4235 dated 1898 / 1911 / 1917
AMBROSE,
Mrs.
Her
husband was a minister, also an M.D. Information by: Mrs. Martha J. GILBERT
Roll
3 Pg 2262 / Roll 5 Pg 3834,4235 dated 1898 / 1911 / 1917
AMIX,
George
Received
medal at school
Roll
4 Pg 3179 dated 4 June 1901 Hazel Green
AMOS,
A.R. "Mrs."
At
Library meeting.
Roll
6 Pg 5059 dated 6 May 1924 Flemingsburg
AMOS,
John (or AMY / AMIS / AMUS)
Was
first settler about mouth of Cutshin. John was killed at first term of court in
Clay Co. Oct 1807. James TODD saw John AMOS killed. Killed by Joel ELKINS, whom
he had partly raised. A relative, Lincoln AMOS, came and got land at Cutshin
after John's death. William BEGLY had possesion. John was in "Cattle
War". John was brother-in-law of John GILBERT, having married BOLLING
sisters. Wiley, a son of John. Information by: John EVERSOLE and Andrew COMBS
Roll 3- Pg 2120,2125,2126,2182,2271,2321,1676 dated 8 May 1896 Clay Co.
AMOS
/ AMIS Lucinda
Married
John BAKER (step brother and sister) Information by: Jason BOLLING
Roll 3 Pg 2221 dated 8 Apr 1898 Manchester
AMOS,
"Mrs”
Sister
to William Jackson (Jack) HENDRICK. Also to sisters in Kansas City, MO.
Roll
6 Pg 5173 dated 23 Feb 1925 Flemingsburg
AMOS,
Susan
Married
Charles HOUSE (HOWES). Information by Melville JOHNSON
Roll
3 Pg 2128 dated Jan 1898 Clay Co.
AMOS,
Thomas
In
3rd Battalion of 14th KY Cavalery. Information by: William B. EVERSOLE
Roll
3 Pg 2146
AMOS,
Wiley
Had
"war" with William STRONG. Wiley,
Toni, Anse, and Bob AMOS/AMIS left after STRONG was killed after "Cattle
War". The STRONG & AMIS "war" in 1873, was result of
"Cattle War". Not really an AMOS, he was born out of wedlock and took
his Mother's name. ( his ma was a BOLLING ) Was a son of John AMOS' widow.
Information by: John EVERSOLE
Roll
3 Pg 2125,2412,2424 July 1898 Clay Co.
AMMEMAN,
"Rev'
Spoke
at Dist. Convention here.
Roll
6 Pg 5344 dated 23 May 1926 Fairview
ANDERSON.
“Bishop”
Mrs.
ANDERSON formerly lived in Maysville, both of Cincinnati now.
Roll
5 page 4161 / Roll 5 page 4451, dated 24 Feb 1916 / 19 May 1910 Lexington
ANDERSON,
C.D. "Bro"
Of
Pittsburg
Roll
3 Pg 1888 dated Sep 1897
ANDERSON,
"Bro"
C.W.
ANDERSON steward of church
Roll
3 Pg 1637, 1831 dated 4 Mar 1896 / 1 Apr 1897
ANDERSON,
Charles
Secretary
of Bible class. Charles was a "Romanists" (Catholic).
Roll
5 Page 4099, 4116 dated 8 Feb 1915 Hutchison