My family is from Eastern Kentucky as well Pikeville

My family is from Eastern Kentucky

My Father's side the Howards from around Moorhead and emigrated from North Carolina in 1815, my mom's family the Crawford's we're in the green up are from Pennsylvania they came over prior to the revolutionary war from Ireland and of Scottish descent

Wolfe County, Banks and Little family.

Would like to say that I have happily shared my African American connections as I’ve found them in records dating back to 17th-century VA and MD, and 18-19th-c in NC, SC and TN. I hope that it has helped someone find their family too!

Im stuck, my granny was born Bertha Mae Smith, married John King, divorced, married Ike young. I cant find any info on him. Nor who her momma Sarah Jane married (second marriage) just that her last name was Turner. She passed in Middlesboro ky

Looking for information on William and Susie Mcconnell born in Canada Ky.

Have a session on Melungeon/tri-racial families. Thanks

Looking for little holden

Do y'all know any Sartin families in Kentucky?

My fa mily were more close to western kentucky . Krahwinkles davis stanley rr. And. Owensbor.o My grand ma died in wisconsin which is where her husba nd was born. Her inlaws were russells , howards ruths

I know it has been a year since this was posted, but I would be grateful to know what sources might be available that addresses people from Grainger County TN being in Rockcastle by the first half of the 19th-century? My family seems to had been involved in exploring the area as surveyors chain carriers and with the Donelson Flotilla, etc. Our Payne’s of Grainger were that family who began moving into Rockcastle about the time of their father, the Patriot Isaac Payne, died in 1827 in Grainger TN. The had inter-married or closely associated with the Rucker, Coffey, Hayes, Donelson clans- which coincidentally suggests this Payne family was part of the better known Paynes of Virginia- where all of their kin above are known to have lived. Yet we have reason to believe these Paynes had originally come from the Maryland/Pennsylvania/Delaware border area just prior to (and likely result of) the coming Revolutionary War. I have confirmed the Maryland Regiment they had been attached to was transferred to the Southern Command. Evidently first in Virginia and later at Orange County, NC. Other clues seem to be an association with the spread of the Baptist faith in these areas. History is fascinating!

Larue or Enlow family?

Harman's Station in Eastern Kentucky; Bush Station: Stroud Station in Fleming County

Hi Jim Prichard

Like to know more about my family . Daniel Williams West Library KY.

My Grandfather, Calvin Ezra Queen was a member of Red Men. My grandfather said you had to be a descendant of the Boston Tea Party... that's all I know.