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Kentucky Ancestors, Volume 19, Surname Index............................... 47<br />
Talmadge Marriages: an annotation<br />
contributed by James L. Pyles .......................................................... 64<br />
Number Two, Autumn 1984<br />
The Myalls—English Emigrants to Kentucky<br />
contributed by James Myall Berry .................................................... 66<br />
Out of “The County of Casey…,” 1820............................................... 69<br />
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Todd County, from 1822<br />
contributed by Dorothy W. Brooks.................................................... 70<br />
Centenarian James Patrick of Floyd County<br />
contributed by Edward J. Henderson................................................ 78<br />
Bourbon County Minute Book, 1794-1796<br />
contributed by Mrs. Ora W. Clough................................................... 81<br />
McCracken County Slave Owners and Slaves Owned,<br />
1850 U. S. Census: Schedule 2........................................................ 85<br />
Deed of Emancipation, Harlan County, 1855<br />
contributed by Holly Fee, Harlan Genealogical Society ...................... 90<br />
From Virginia to Kentucky—The Family of John and Mary Watkins<br />
contributed by John H. Stutesman ................................................... 91<br />
Cemetery “Gravehouses”: A Wayne County Gravehouse<br />
contributed by Asher L. Young.......................................................... 94<br />
Four Pioneer Family Cemeteries in Lincoln County<br />
contributed by Allan R. Leach........................................................... 95<br />
Book Notes ....................................................................................... 98<br />
featuring<br />
John Vickers Family Record<br />
Some First Marshall County Taxpayers, 1843<br />
Russell County’s First “Lawless” Brides<br />
Hayden Ellis, Blacksmith’s Apprentice<br />
Letcher County’s First Judge and Courthouse<br />
Donations to <strong>the</strong> Library...................................................................109<br />
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