Notes

[NI0024] Glen Carl Flanagan was the natural son of Mary Flanagan, however, he was born to her out of wedlock before her marriage to Walter Disney. To this date no one knows who his natural father is.

[NI0108] Jason drown in the backyard swimming pool of Cabel Battaile, a woman that Joyce (his mother) cleaned house for. Joyce was on the front porch cleaning when Jason woke up from his nap. He managed to get out of his playpen, go through the house and into the back yard where he fell into the swimming pool. Joyce found him a while later floating, dead.

[NI0172] Headline: LOUISVILLE AREA DEATHS
Publication Date: October 31, 1995
Source: The Courier-Journal Louisville, KY
Page: 06B
Subjects: DEATHS
Region: Kentucky
Obituary: David Devary, 59, formerly of Pleasant Place, died Saturday at Baptist Hospital East.
Funeral: 10 a.m. Wednesday, Schoppenhorst & Underwood's, 19th and Market streets. Burial: Cave Hill. Visitation: 1-9 p.m.
Tuesday.

[NI0186] Hi! Carmen, Visited Rocky Mount VA in Nov. found the following; Moses
and his three sisters, Nancy,Jean, and Mary were orphans. Moses was
bound by law to Isaiah Willis, Nancy to James or Iamis Welch.it listed
Jean and Mary as also being bound by law but doesn't say to whom.
Order Book #3 page 301 1793-1799 Franklin Co.
Hope this helps Stan Lamerson Lebanon, Indiana

[NI0224] Frederick Kleineick was reared in East Prussia. He went to college in Germany to learn a trade, cabinet making. He had two years of military school, which was compulsory. he fought in a war for seven years (for Prussia) and had scars from his hips down, due to riding horses in battles. His father was a wealthy merchant in Germany, and they had passes to travel through foreign countries to trade. The boys, Frederick and Peter, borrowed passes from their father to get out of the country to come to the U.S.A.. Frederick came to Kentucky and Peter went to California. Frederick followed the sawmills from place to place, following his trade. He belonged to the Masons.


As told to Margie Read Bishop by Ruble Kleineik Blakemore.

[NI0346] 1850 Breathitt County Kentucky Census

Transcribed by Louise Gaskill >
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District 2

1-1, PENSE, Andrew, 51, M, Farmer, 1200, KY, cannot read or write
Rebecca, 44, F, KY
Henry, 23, M, Farmer, KY
Angy, 21, F, KY
Jos., A., 18, M,Farmer
Jackson,16, M, Farmer
Fanny,14, F
Charity,13, F
Lucinda, 7, F
Sytha, 5, F
Rebecca, 2, F
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2-2, PENSE, John, S., 24, M, Farmer,100, KY
Sally, 23, F, KY
Greenville, 3, M
David, 2, M
FRILEY, Henry, 24, M, Farmer,100, KY
GILLS, Washington, 20, M, Farmer, KY
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[NI0653]


Hans Ulerrich Fritz with his only son Wooldrich went down the Rhine River and
boarded the English shi Elizabeth in Rotterdam. The ship Elizabeth sailed to
the Isle of Wight, and then to America, arriving in Philadelphia Oct. 30, 1738

They lived in shenandoah county, Virginia

Wooldrich Fritz b. 1730 d. Nov. 2, 1781
Wooldrich arrived in Philadelphia with his Father Hans Ulerich Fritz on Oct.
30th 1738. they came from Dettigen, West Germany. Dettingen is about 18
miles SSE of Suttgart. Wooldrich and his two sons, George and John, were
soldiers in the service of North carolina in the American Revolution. A few
weeks after the surrender of Lord cornwallis at York, the American Revolution
was ending. British troops were withdrawing to the ports. On the evening of
Nov. 2, 1781, a band of Tories came to the house of Wooldrich and shot him
He died instantly. A friend, Valentine (Leonhardt) Leonard was fatally
wounded at the same time. both wololdrich and Valentine are buried side by
side in the old pilgrim church near Lexington, NC. In 1896, the citizens of
Lexington erected a monument to these two patriots. Henry Fritts was only 11
years old at the time. Woolrich spelled his name Fritz. His three sons,
George, John, and Henry, all spelled their name Fritts.


In 1869 the people of Lexington, NC erected a monument in his honor...transcribed, it says the following:
The heroes buried in this spot were cruelly assasinated in thier own homes by Tories near the close of the Revolutionary War. They were patriots and bravely fought for America.
(On the other side it said this)This monument was erected by citizens A.D. 1896 out of admiration for our brave dead. These men are of those who fought for and gained our liberty and independence
(on either side it said the following) Wooldrich, Fritz, Born 1731, Died Nov. 13, 1781, 50 yrs old.: Leonard, Born Oct. 13, 1833, Died Nov. 13, 1781, 63 yrs. 1 month old.

[NI0769] Also known as Jose DeBare. He supposedly came to KY through a port in New Orleans. When he appeared in KY his pronunciation of his name sounded like Joseph DeVary, thus the name change.

[NF013] Opal and James were married in her father's house. His best-man was Johnny Roseberry, her maid-of-honor was Vera

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