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 | The 1830 Census enumeration of Archelaus Craft Sr; Archelaus Craft Jr; Joesph Back (I975); many other associated families.
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| 1402 |
| The 1840 Census enumeration of Archelaus Craft Sr; Archelaus Craft Jr; many other associated family members.
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| 1403 |
| The 1853 Birth Record of William Winkle in Estill County, Kentucky
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| 1404 |
| The 1853 birth records of Fleming Horn and John Horn.
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| 1405 |
| The 1854 birth record of Henry Estes in Estill County, Kentucky.
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| 1406 |
| The 1854 marriage record of Isaac Back and Elizabeth Back
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| 1407 |
| The 1875 Death Record of BF Smith in Breathitt County, Kentucky.
Note that the place of birth shown in this document is technically incorrect because Wise County, Virginia was not formed until 1856 (long after the birth date). Refer to his 1855 marriage record for a more accurate or likely place of birth.
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| 1408 |
| The 1876 Death Record of Senate Ramey
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| 1409 |
| The 1876 marriage record of Henry Estes and Margaret Newman in Lee County, Kentucky.
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| 1410 |
| The 1878 birth record of Mary Estes in Lee County, Kentucky.
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| 1411 |
| The 1909 marriage of George Wells and Flora Rogers
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| 1412 |
| The 1914 Death Certificate of Charles Estes
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| 1413 |
| The 1916 Death Certificate of Isaac Back
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| 1414 |
| The 1922 Death Certificate for Aaron Warner
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| 1415 |
| The 1927 Death Certificate for Fleming Horn.
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| 1416 |
| The 1928 Death Certificate of Georgia Ann Wilson-Chism
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| 1417 |
| The 1932 Death Certificate of Cynthia Walker
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| 1418 |
| The 1939 Death Certificate of Charles F White
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| 1419 |
| The 1948 Death Certificate of Sarah Estes-Spicer.
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| 1420 |
| The Battlefield of Chicamauga, Fought the 19th and 20th of September 1863.
This detailed view gives the location of Bragg's Confederate forces, primarily on the east bank of West Chickamauga Creek, on the first day of the battle.
(DJS) At the Battle of Chickamauga were two of my direct ancestors, Levi C. Winkle (Union) and William Harrison Smith (Confederate). Both enlisted as Privates and finished the war with the rank of Corporal, the latter receiving a debilitating gun shot wound at the Battle of Chickamauga.
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| 1421 |
 | The Botts Cemetery Sign
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| 1422 |
| The Boyle Family 1860 Census Enumeration
Andrew Boyle, head of household after the death of his father, his mother Rosanna and three younger brothers still at home, John, Hugh and James.
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| 1423 |
 | The cemetery marker for Robert Thompson and Nancy Catherine "Kate" Skinner in the Skinner Family Cemetery.
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| 1424 |
 | The Death and Burial record of Robert Beverly from the original Middlesex Parish register book.
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| 1425 |
| The Death Certificate of Deborah Estes.
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| 1426 |
| The Death Certificate of Mary [Elam] Back
This death certificate includes the name of Mary's parents.
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| 1427 |
| The Death Record of Archelaus Craft and others.
This register of deaths includes the following individuals known to be relatives or closely associated individuals:
Archelaus Craft (Sr)
Archelaus Craft (Jr)
Samuel Maggard
Nancy An Purkins
. . . and probably others with names like Craft and Adams and Hogg.
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| 1428 |
| The family of George Wells and Mary Ann McCarty. The family of William Wells and Mary Igo. 1900 Census Menifee County, Kentucky
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| 1429 |
| The family of John Wells and Martha Pierce-Wells 1870 Census continued. The family of William Wells and Mary Igo.
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| 1430 |
 | The Family of Kelly Sue and Kelly O'Brien
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| 1431 |
| The family of Susan Horn, Widow of William Horn, 1850 Census, Estill County, Kentucky; Jackson Horn & Mary Warner family; Aaron Horn & Elizabeth Barker family.
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| 1432 |
| The Fielding Estes family, 1850 Census, Owsley County, Kentucky.
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| 1433 |
| The Fielding Estes family, 1860 Census, Estill County, Kentucky.
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| 1434 |
| The Fielding Estes family, 1870 Census, Lee County, Kentucky, Page 1 of 2.
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| 1435 |
| The Fielding Estes family, 1870 Census, Lee County, Kentucky, Page 2 of 2.
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| 1436 |
| The Fielding Estes family, 1880 Census, Lee County, Kentucky; The Henry Estes family.
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| 1437 |
| The headstone for Agnes Nelson-Stephens's burial
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| 1438 |
| The Headstone of William Skinner's wife, Milly.
The Headstone of William Skinner's wife, Milly in Layton Cemetery, Clinton County, Indiana
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| 1439 |
| The Jackson Horn family, 1860 Census, Estill County, Kentucky
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| 1440 |
 | The Last Will and Testament of Christopher Robinson (Trascript)
A transcription of the Last Will and Testament of Christopher Robinson published in the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography in 1899.
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| 1441 |
| The Last Will and Testament of Harman Back. Written in Mercer County and probated in Garrard County, Kentucky.
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| 1442 |
| The Last Will and Testament of Hezekiah Skinner
The Last Will and Testament of Hezekiah Skinner from Will Book T in Scott County, Kentucky. With the exception of a request that perishable property be sold to cover just debts, Hezekiah left all of his property to his wife while she lived and afterwards desired that the land and belongings be divided equally among his five daughters. One special case was that, if she so desired, his oldest daughter was to have his homestead if she would relinquish the home and land where she then lived and if that land were added back to the total estate to be divided equally among the five daughters.
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| 1443 |
 | The Last Will and Testament of John Barnes
The Last Will and Testament of John Barnes in Harrison County, Kentucky written 19 May 1836 and proven in court 21 Aug 1840.
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| 1444 |
| The Last Will and Testament of John Combs Jr.
Includes the Will and proving of the Will in court on 15 May 1848.
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| 1445 |
| The Last Will and Testament of John Robinson, Bishop of London
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| 1446 |
| The Last Will and Testament of Joseph Winkle Jr from Jessamine County, Kentucky
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| 1447 |
| The Last Will and Testament of Robert Terrill of Orange County, Virginia.
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| 1448 |
| The Last Will and Testament of William Terrill
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| 1449 |
| The Levi Winkle family, 1860 Census, Estill County, Kentucky; The Lawrence Ward family.
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| 1450 |
| The marriage bond and the minister's return for Oliver Barnes and Mary Brown.
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