Name: Amis, Alfred
Born: Nov. 23, 1843, Perry Co. KY
Death: June 21, 1870
Parents: Wiley Amis & Elizabeth Bowling
Wife: Mary Polly Boling
Census: 1870 Breathitt Co. KY
Pension:
Buried: Old Amis farm, near Buckhorn, Perry Co. KY
Notes: Killed during the Amis-Strong feud.

Name: Amis, John Horton
Born: 1838, Perry Co. KY
Death: Oct. 6, 1870, Perry Co. KY
Parents: Wiley Amis & Elizabeth Bowling
Wife: Sarah Eversole [m. July 8, 1856, Breathitt Co. KY]
Census: 1870 Breathitt Co. KY
Pension:
Buried: Old Amis farm, near Buckhorn, Perry Co. KY
Notes: Killed during the Amis-Strong feud. Shot on the foxtrot of his home, bending over to pick up a string of peppers that had blown down in the wind.
Source: Sherry Baker-Frazier

Name: Amis, Thomas
Born: 1835, KY
Death: Kansas [?]
Parents: Wiley Horton Amis & Lizzie Baker
Wife: Lydia Baker
Census: 1850 Perry Co. KY [living with Justice Boling]
Pension:
Buried:
Previous Military Service: 2. Lt. Co. I, 8th KY Inf. [US]

Name: Amis, Wiley Horton
Born: 1812, KY
Death: Sept. 27, 1882, Searcy, AR
Parents: Wiley Horton & Katherine Bowling
Wife 1: Lizzie Baker [not married; mother of Thomas Amis]
Wife 2: Elizabeth Bowling [Jan. 10, 1837, Clay Co. KY]
Wife 3: Rachel Estelle Riley [abt. 1875]
Census: 1860 Perry Co. KY [Hazard P. O.]
Pension:
Buried:
Notes: Wiley moved west with several family members in the early 1870's. They were involved in a feud with the William "Bill" Strong family in Breathitt County and Perry County, Kentucky. The feud began right after the Civil War and lasted until the early 70's. After the death of a couple of Wiley's sons, he moved along with some family members to Kansas. (John Paul Amis)
Descendants of Wiley Horton

Name: Bailey, Green
Born: Jan. 9, 1842, TN
Death: Nov. 9, 1887, Booneville, Owsley Co. KY [typhoid]
Parents: Joseph Greenberry Bailey
Wife: Elizabeth Reynolds [m. July 19, 1860, Booneville, Owsley Co. KY]
Census:
Pension: Yes. Wife's pension.
Buried: Shepherd Cemetery, Owsley Co. KY

Name: Baker, James
Born: 1839
Death:
Parents: Reubin Baker & Tabitha Davidson
Wife:
Census:
Pension:
Buried:

Name: Baker, James A. "Big Jim"
Born: May 28, 1838/1839, Owsley Co., KY
Death: 1920
Parents: John Hammonds "Mucker Jack" Baker & Lucinda Amis
Wife: Charlotte "Lottie" Bowling
Census: 1880 Owsley Co. KY [Buffalo]
Census: 1890 Owsley Co. KY Veteran Census [Doorway]
Pension:
Buried: Cortland Cemetery , Owsley Co. KY
Marker Pic: Link

Name: Baker, James S.
Born: 1840
Death:
Parents: Adoniram Baker & Nancy Sandlin
Wife:
Census:
Pension:
Buried:

Name: Baker, Robert "Red Bob"
Born: abt. 1839
Death: aft. 1910
Parents: Andy Baker & Polly Abner
Wife 1: Margaret Allen
Wife 2: Frankie Igo
Census:
Pension:
Buried: Cortland Cemetery , Owsley Co. KY
Notes: Masonic Emblem on footstone

Name: Barger, Nelson
Born: Abt. 1844
Death:
Parents:
Wife:
Census:
Pension:
Buried:
Note: Resided in Shoals, Perry Co. KY, in 1895, occupation farmer.[Affidavit in Henderson Eversole's pension papers].

Name: Bishop, Alexander
Born: Aug. 22, 1842, Teges, Clay Co. KY
Death: Sep. 11, 1924, [Newfound, Clay Co. KY?]
Parents:
Wife: Esther Baker [m. Oct. 20, 1870, Booneville, Owsley Co. KY]
Census:
Pension: Link . Certificate No. 692,863;
Buried:
Note: Post Office at enlistment: Sexton Creek, KY; Physical description at enlistment: color of eyes: grey; Color of hair: black; Occupation: Farmer [pension file]

Name: Bishop, Perry
Born: May 6, 1836, Manchester, Clay Co. KY
Death: Feb. 8, 1920, Teges, Clay Co. KY
Parents:
Wife: Vicy Baker [m. July 23, 1857, Manchester, Clay Co. KY]
Census:
Pension: Link . Certificate No. 285.275; Widow's pension claim no.: 1154619
Buried: Newfound, KY
Note: P.O. Sexton Creek, Clay Co. KY at time of enlistment; Personal description at enlistment: 5ft 8in; complexion: fair; color of eyes: Blue; color of hair: Dark; Occupation: Farmer [pension file]

Name: Bishop, William B.
Born:
Death: March 4, 1905, Teges, Clay Co. KY
Parents:
Wife 1: Ester Baker [divorced 1845]
Wife 2: Jane [?]; deceased [?].
Wife 3: Marian Carmack [m. Oct. 20, 1871, Booneville, Owsley Co. KY]
Census:
Pension: Link . Certificate No. 485.366; widow's pension claim no. 825.184/600.254
Buried:

Name: Burns, John "Dandy"
Born: Apr. 4, 1836
Death: by 1909
Parents: William Burns & Rachel Asher
Wife 1: Malinda Bowling [m. Feb. 22, 1866, Clay Co. KY]
Wife 2: Margaret Ketchum [m. abt.1887]
Census: 1860 Owsley Co. KY
Census: 1870 Owsley Co. KY
Census: 1880 Owsley Co. KY [Buffalo]
Census: 1890 Owsley Co. KY Veteran Census [Doorway]; enl. 10/10/62, disch. 3/24/64, had fever during war.
Census: 1900 Owsley Co. KY
Pension: Yes. Pension file # WC 699-473
Widow Margaret also received a pension. Filed in 1909
Buried: Longfield Cemetery, Owsley Co. KY
Note: At time of enlistment John Burns was 5ft 6in. tall, had a fair complexion with black hair and blue eyes. He enlisted Oct. 2, 1862 at Booneville, Owsley Co. KY as a private.
Source: Leon Morris

Name: Cole, Lewis
Born: abt. 1849, Booneville, KY
Death:
Parents:
Wife: Cooper
Census: 1880 Owsley Co. KY [Booneville]
Census: 1890 Owsley Co. KY
Pension:
Buried:

Name: Couch, Elijah
Born: 1837
Death: 1921
Parents:
Wife: Elizabeth Estep
Census:
Pension:
Buried: Longfield Cemetery, Owsley Co. KY

Name: Dean, Ezekiel
Born: Dec. 30, 1835, Lee Co. VA
Death: May 18, 1921, Owsley Co. Kentucky
Parents:
Wife: Kizziah "Kizzie" Barrett [m. Aug. 6, 1859, Clay Co. KY]
Census:
Pension: Yes. Pension Record at the Clay Co. Historical Society
Buried:
Note: Served in the 14th KY Cavalry, Co. I, from Oct. 10, 1862 to Mar. 24, 1864.
Source: Descendants of Marchant Thomas And Related Families of Owsley County, KY

Name: England, Enoch
Born: 1830, Scott Co. VA
Death: Feb. 15, 1909
Parents: ? & Eliza Cager
Wife 1: Margaret Pridemore [m. Dec. 30, 1850]
Wife 2: Nancy Collins [m. Oct. 20, 1855]
Wife 3: Malinda Helton Hoskins [m. Jul 24, 1884]
Census:
Pension: Yes
Buried: Benjamin Holbrook Cemetery, Puncheon Creek, Magoffin Co. KY
Subsequent Military Service: Three Forks Battalion.
Previous Military Service: Pvt. Co. E, 5th KY Inf. [CS]. Deserted December 1862!
Source: Judy Salyer [Legends in Blue & Gray, Vol. II, pp. 571-575]

Name: Gay, Russell
Born: abt. 1841, Perry Co. KY [?]
Death: bef. 1890
Parents: Elijah Gay and Mary Baker
Wife: Eliza Williams
Census: 1890 Owsley Co. Census; Eliza, widow of Russell Gay; Cpl, Co. I, 14th Ky Cav., enl. 10/10/62, disch. 3/24/64.
Pension:
Buried: Abner-Bishop Cemetery , Owsley Co. KY
Subsequent Military Service:
US - Co. H, Three Forks Battalion; 4th Sergeant, 24, Perry, 3-20-1865, Blue eyes, light hair, fair complexion, 5' 11”

Name: Gilbert, John
Born: July 10, 1835, Perry Co. KY
Death: Dec. 17, 1920, Owsley Co. KY [heart trouble]
Parents: Isaac Gilbert & Rebecca Gabbard
Wife 1: Nancy Smith [m. May 11, 1859, Breathitt Co. KY]
Wife 2: Dhorty Couch [m. aft. 1890, Owsley Co. KY]
Census:
Pension: Yes. Pension Certificate # 496150
Buried: On his daughter Laura Gilbert Baker's Farm, Mistletoe, Right Hand Fork of Buffalo, Owsley Co. KY. She was the wife of Robert H. Baker.
Notes: Personal description at enlistment: Height 5 feet 10 inches, Complexion, fair, color of eyes blue, color of hair black, occupation was farmer.
Documents: Death Certificate # 31063, Volume 063, Death Vol. 20, courtesy John Sandlin

Name: Johnson, John J.
Born:
Death: bef. 1890
Parents:
Wife: Polly
Census: 1890 Perry Co. KY [Campbell & Bowling Precinct - Post Office: Chavies & Gay's Creek]; widow Polly;
Pension:
Buried:

Name: McIntosh, John
Born: abt. 1840, KY [?]
Death:
Parents:
Wife: Emily
Census: 1880 Perry Co. KY
Census: 1890 Perry Co. KY [Campbell & Bowling Precinct - Post Office: Chavies & Gay's Creek]
Pension:
Buried:

Name: Murrell, Larkin
Born: 1825, TN
Death: July 19/20, 1871
Parents: Thomas Murrell & Mary Cobb
Wife: Nancy Bowling
Census:
Pension:
Buried: Murrell Cemetery, Jackson Co. KY
Note: Lived on Terrels Creek, Jackson Co. KY
Note: Mr. Larkin Murrell, of Terrels Creek, died at his home on the 19th inst. Some very peculiar circumstances attended his death. A few days before he was taken sick he took his wife and daughter to a point, where he wished to be buried measured the ground for the grave with some precision, remarking at the same time that he would live but a few days. However meaningless his words may appear to the incredulous they were true and the preferred spot of earth now hold his remains. [Mtn. Echo News, August 2, 1878; made available by Sherry Baker Frazier]

Name: West, Henderson
Born: abt. 1835, KY [?]
Death:
Parents:
Wife: Sarah
Census: 1880 Perry Co. KY
Census: 1890 Perry Co. KY [Campbell & Bowling Precinct - Post Office: Chavies & Gay's Creek]
Pension:
Buried: