First Generation 
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1. James HUTCHCRAFT. Born in England.

Child:
	2	i.	Thomas (1696-1771)

Second Generation 
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Family of James HUTCHCRAFT (1)

2. Thomas HUTCHCRAFT. Born in June 1696. Thomas died in Anna Arundel County, Maryland in February 1771; he was 74.

On May 28, 1725 when Thomas was 28, he married Hanna HAZELWOOD, in Surrey, England. Born on November 10, 1699 in England. Hanna died in Anna Arundel County, Maryland before September 1767; she was 67.

They had the following children:
	3	i.	James (1731-)
		ii.	Catia. Born on May 5, 1733.
		iii.	Nancy Ann “Nannie”. Born on September 8, 1736. Nancy Ann “Nannie” died on February 11, 1818; she was 81.
		iv.	John. Born on December 28, 1739.

Third Generation 
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Family of Thomas HUTCHCRAFT (2) & Hanna HAZELWOOD

3. James HUTCHCRAFT. Born on November 10, 1731.

before 1759 when James was 27, he first married .

They had the following children:
	4	i.	Thomas (1759-1825)
		ii.	Margaret. Margaret died on October 19, 1847.

James second married .

Fourth Generation 
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Family of James HUTCHCRAFT (3) & UNNAMED

4. Thomas HUTCHCRAFT. Born in 1759 in Culpeper County, Virginia. Thomas died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1825; he was 66. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Thomas Hutchcraft, son of James Hutchcraft, was born 1759 in Culpeper Co., VA, and married 18 Nov 1788 in Culpeper Co., VA, Eleanor Harrison (Nellie) Epperson, daughter of Francis and Betty (Long) Epperson, who was born 1765 in Culpeper Co., VA. Thomas died 1925 in Bourbon County, Kentucky and was buried 1825 in Paris cem, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. [1]

On November 28, 1788 when Thomas was 29, he married Eleanor “Nellie” Harrison EPPERSON [2], daughter of Francis APPERSON & Betty LONG, in Culpepper County, Virginia. Born in 1765 in Culpeper County, Virginia.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard. Born on October 5, 1789. Richard died in Bourbon County, Kentucky before 1825; he was 35.
	5	ii.	John “Jack” (1791-1865)
	6	iii.	Reuben Lee (1794-1865)
	7	iv.	Elizabeth Frances “Eliza” (1796-1870)
	8	v.	James (1800-1863)
	9	vi.	Nimrod (1801-1831)
		vii.	Elizabeth. Born on October 10, 1819 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Elizabeth died in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma in 1903/1904; she was 83. Buried in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
			In December 1834 when Elizabeth was 15, she married Edward Lindsey McGEE, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in Indiana. Edward Lindsey died in 1858 in Connorsville, Fayette County, Indiana. Buried in Connorsville, Fayette County, Indiana.

Fifth Generation 
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Family of Thomas HUTCHCRAFT (4) & Eleanor “Nellie” Harrison EPPERSON

5. Capt. John “Jack” HUTCHCRAFT. Born on September 22, 1791 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John “Jack” died in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky on June 6, 1865; he was 73. Buried in Winchester Cemetery, Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.

On December 9, 1824 when John “Jack” was 33, he married Margaret McILVAIN, daughter of Hugh McILVAIN (1767-1818) & Mary BRENT (1767-), in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on December 7, 1798 in Virginia. Margaret died on May 26, 1842; she was 43. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	10	i.	Laura (Lavina) (1819-1913)
	11	ii.	James L. (1825-1898)
		iii.	Mary Brent. Born on August 2, 1829 in Stony Point, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Brent died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on August 2, 1900; she was 71. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
			On October 5, 1870 when Mary Brent was 41, she married Jonathan OWEN, son of Robert OWEN (1776-) & Nancy FOSTER, in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on April 27, 1811 in North Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Jonathan died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 4, 1884; he was 73. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

			JONATHAN OWEN, [3] retired farmer; P. O. Paris; whose portrait appears in this work, is one of the descendants of the earhest and among the most respected famihes in Bourbon County, The subject of these lines first saw the light of day, in North Middletown Precinct, April 27, 1811; son ot Robert and Nancy (Foster) Owen. His paternal grandsire was Thomas Owen, a native of Maryland, of Welch descent, and in the year 1786, he emigrated to Clark County, this State, where he died. He raised a farnily of seven children; the oldest was Robert, who was born in 1776, and was but ten years of age when he came to Kentucky, where he was reared to farming pursuits, and came to Bourbon County in 1798, locating in North Middletown Precinct, and engaged in business as a farmer and distiller, and was a valued member of the community up to his death, which occurred in 1856; his wife preceded him four years. Jonathan remained on the farm where he was born until twenty-five years of age; Dec. 27, 1836, he married Cynthia Scott, who was also a native of Middletown Precinct, daughter of William and Sallie (Hedges) Scott; after his marriage, he engaged in farming, which he continued very successfully until 1875, when he removed to Paris. His wife died in 1868, having borne him three children; the eldest was Sarah, now the wife of Edwin P. Bean who died, leaving ten children; Nancy, the second child, married Watson M. Gay; the youngest child was Robert both of whom are residents of this county. All of the above Mr. Owens settled upon farins that he had purchased and improved, each in turn taking the homestead as they married and settled down. Mr. Owen, at his father's death, received a small patrimony, yet he succeeded by hard labor and great diligence in acquiring about 2,000 acres of land, besides losing a good deal through misplaced confidence in others; while he labored to save, yet he gave liberally of his means for the erection and establishment of Churches, as well as to encouraging public improvements, which would tend to be of benefit to the community and the commonwealth; he never courted the publicity of office, but preferred to live a quiet and retired life; since 1842, he has been a consistent member of the M. E. Church, and endeavored to live a life in harmony with his profession. He now resides in the suburban part of Paris, where he lives in comparative retirement in the enjoyment of his pleasant home. In 1870, he married Miss Mary Hutchcraft, who was a daughter of John and Margaret (McIlvain) Hutchcraft, He was born Sept. 22, 1791, in Culpepper County, Va.; son of Thomas, who married Ellen Apperson; he died in 1825, aged 66 years. He came. to Kentucky in 1802, locating in Bourbon County with his father, Thomas.  John Hutchcraft was a good farmer and much interested in blooded horses, and was the first owner of the celebrated horse Bertram; he died as he lived--an upright man, and Mason, June 6, 1868, in Middletown Precinct, where he settled. His wife, Margaret Long McIlvain, was born in Virginia, Dec. 7, 1798, and died May 26, 1842; she was a daughter of Hugh and Mary (Brent) McIlvain; he was born in Scotland, Aug. 26, 1767, and came to Kentucky in 1793, and was a merchant; he died April 18, 1818, near Paris; his wife, Mary Brent, was born June 28, the same year as her husband. Hugh McIlvain had four sons and two daughhters. John B. resides in Louisville, and is now the only member of the family living. When Thomas Hutchcraft died, he left the following children: John, Reuben, James, Richard, Nimrod and Eliza H. He willed that John, James and Reuben should live for twenty-one years together, or adjoining, having everything in common, which wish was carried out to the letter, as they during the time lived in perfect harmony which good feeling ever pervaded the family afterwards. Thomas Owen raised a family of seven children, viz : Robert, John, Jonathan, Samuel, Hester, Margaret and Elizabeth. Jonathan and Samuel removed in early life to Indiana; John in after life removed to Madison County, and there died; Hester married Thomas Farmer, and finally located in Missouri; Margaret became the wife of Richard Hakel, and settled in Clark County; Rachel settled in same county; she married John Farmer, brother of Thomas. Jonathan, our subject, is of a family of eight children; but two are now living, our subject, And Mrs. G. H. De Jarnett.
	12	iv.	Anna Vanmeter (1829-1902)

6. Reuben Lee HUTCHCRAFT. Born on January 22, 1794 in Culpeper County, Virginia. Reuben Lee died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on July 4, 1865; he was 71. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

The traditional story of Reuben's death is that Reuben was out riding on horseback to treat some sick slaves when the horse was scared by something at the side of the road. The horse reared up, and fell over killing Reuben. The story of Fannie's death is that she burned to death after her dress caught fire while she was burning off an asparagus bed. [4]

On February 23, 1824 when Reuben Lee was 30, he married Fannie HEDGES, daughter of John HEDGES (1771-1857) & Catherine “Kate” TROUTMAN (1773-1833), in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on October 28, 1805 in Culpeper County, Virginia. Fannie died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on April 14, 1867; she was 61. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	13	i.	John H. (1824-1889)
		ii.	Thomas A. Born on July 10, 1827. Thomas A. died on December 31, 1897; he was 70.
			On October 28, 1852 when Thomas A. was 25, he married Liza HILDRETH.
	14	iii.	Mary Lou (Lucinda) (1829-1909)
		iv.	Silas. Born on March 15, 1832 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Silas died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in November 1857; he was 25. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	15	v.	Mary Eliza (1834-1861)
	16	vi.	William L. (1836-1918)
	17	vii.	Henry Clay (1838-1919)
	18	viii.	Reuben Brent (1841-1925)
		ix.	Eleanor Apperson “Ella”. Born on November 17, 1844 in Stony Point, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Eleanor Apperson “Ella” died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1920; she was 75. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
			The couple had four children, names and dates of births and deaths, .--REF

			On November 7, 1866 when Eleanor Apperson “Ella” was 21, she married Richard Menifee HARRIS, son of Benjamin F. HARRIS & Elizabeth HERRIOTT, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on April 14, 1840 in North Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Richard Menifee died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on June 13, 1916; he was 76. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

			History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 557-558.
			
			R. M. HARRIS, farmer; P. O. Stony Point; was born April 14,1840, in North Middletown. His family is of Virginia descent, Elictious Harris, his grandfather, emigrated from that State and settled in Montgomery County. B. F. Harris, his son, engaged in merchandising in North Middletown for many years. Served for a number of years as Magistrate, and is now located in Paris, in the United States revenue service. His wife, and the mother of our subject, was Elizabeth Herriot. R. M. Harris was joined in marriage with Miss Eliza A. daughter of Reuben Hutchcraft, of Bourbon County, on the 17th of Nov., 1866. The couple are members of the Methodist Church. Mr. Harris is a farmer, and owns 272 acres of good land. Of late years he has paid considerable attention to raising Short Horn cattle. He has an excellent herd of about fifty animals, at the head of which is Sharon Duke 3d. The herd contains representatives of some of the best and most popular families. In politics Mr. Harris followed in the footsteps of his father and is a pronounced Republican.
	19	x.	Nancy Coff (1850-1892)

7. Elizabeth Frances “Eliza” HUTCHCRAFT. Born on October 5, 1796 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Elizabeth Frances “Eliza” died in January 1870; she was 73.

On January 25, 1812 when Elizabeth Frances “Eliza” was 15, she married William Patton HUME, son of John HUME & Esther PATTEN (1792-), in Fleming County, Kentucky. Born on April 7, 1792 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. William Patton died on March 18, 1875; he was 82.

They had the following children:
	20	i.	David J. (1824-1904)
		ii.	Mary. Born about 1811.
			before 1845 when Mary was 34, she married Joseph Kennedy REDMON, son of John W. REDMON (1785-1851) & Sophia KENNEDY. Born about 1818 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Joseph Kennedy died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in June 1879; he was 61.

			Notes for JOSEPH KENNEDY REDMON: Joseph and Jemima are in the 1850 Bourbon Co. census with no children; in 1860 with Mary, Ann and Sallie, and in 1870 with Annie, Sallie, John and Nellie.
			
			Paris Western Citizen, January 17, 1845:  Deaths--Mrs. Mary Redman, on Friday morning last, consort of Mr. Joseph K. Redman, and daughter of Capt. W. P. Hume, of this county.
			
			Kentucky Register (Richmond), June 3, 1879:  Joseph K. Redmon, one of the largest land owners in Bourbon County, age 61, died.
	21	iii.	Martha (1830-)

8. James HUTCHCRAFT. Born in January 1800 in North Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky. [5] James died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on May 11, 1863; he was 63. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

He came to Kentucky about 1798.

On January 6, 1829 when James was 29, he married Eliza WILLIAMS, daughter of Gen. Samuel LaTrelle WILLIAMS & Fannie CLARK, in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Born on September 22, 1812 in Montgomery County, Kentucky. Eliza died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on May 18, 1881; she was 68. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Carrie. Born in 1829. Carrie died in 1829.
		ii.	Mary Frances “Fannie”. Born in 1831 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Frances “Fannie” died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on September 27, 1907; she was 76. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
			On April 26, 1849 when Mary Frances “Fannie” was 18, she married Henry HEDGES, son of Peter HEDGES (1797-1865) & Susan (1806-1831). Born on April 12, 1821 in Vermillion County, Indiana. Henry died in Indianola, Indiana on April 8, 1878; he was 56. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	22	iii.	Richard Williams (1832-1907)
	23	iv.	Anna Eliza (1835-1901)
	24	v.	Margaret McIlvain (~1838-1899)
		vi.	Louan M. Born on June 27, 1840. Louan M. died on June 22, 1860; she was 19.
	25	vii.	Harriet Amanda “Hattie” (1847-1921)
	26	viii.	Kate Butler (1848-1933)
		ix.	Martha Clay “Mattie”. Born on January 26, 1853 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Martha Clay “Mattie” died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on April 3, 1903; she was 50. Buried in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On April 25, 1883 when Martha Clay “Mattie” was 30, she married Dr. William McClelland MILLER, son of James McClure MILLER (1823-1881) & Rachel A. J. HITT (1825-1904), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1850. William McClelland died in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 22, 1918; he was 68. Buried in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

			WILLIAM MCCLURE MILLER, M. D. [6], [7]--On other pages of this work is entered detailed record concerning the Miller family, which was founded in Bourbon county, Kentucky, prior to the war of the Revolution, by Major John Miller, in whose honor the thriving little city of Millersburg received its name. Of this honored family whose name has been indissolubly and prominently identified with the development and up-building of this favored section of the Bluegrass state, Dr. Miller is a worthy scion, and as one of the representative physicians and surgeons of his native county, as well as by reason of his high status as a business man and influential citizen, it is imperative as a matter of consistency that in this volume be incorporated a brief review of his career. For adequate data concerning the family history ready reference may be made the article previously mentioned, the same, pearing under the indexed title of the "Family." 
			
			Dr. William McClure Miller, who is engaged in the practice of his profession in Millersburg and who is president of the Exchange Bank of this city, was born near Millersburg, Bourbon county, Kentucky, on the 6th of October, 1849, and is a son of James M. and Rachel A. J. (Hitt) Miller, whose marriage was solemnized in Bourbon county in the year 1843. James M. Miller was born in this county, on the 14th of January, 1823, and his wife was here ushered into the world on the 27th of March, 1825. James M. Miller was a son of Alexander S. Miller, who was born in Bourbon county, on the 5th of May, 1796, and who here continued to reside until the close of his long and useful life, which came to its end on the 6th of January, 1870. Alexander S. Miller married Miss Martha Harris, who was born in Bourbon county on the 5th of February, 1801, and whose death here occurred on the 8th of July, 1854. Alexander S. Miller was one of the successful agriculturists and representative citizens of his native county, and was influential in connection with public affairs of a local order. He was a son of Major John Miller, the founder of the family in Kentucky, and concerning the latter due mention is made in the previously noted record concerning the family.
			
			Soon after their marriage James M. Miller and his wife settled on the old Hitt homestead, three miles south of Millersburg, this having been the birthplace of Mrs. Miller. On this finely improved farm, eligibly situated on the Maysville and Lexington Pike, James M. Miller continued to be actively engaged in farming and stock-growing for many years, and no citizen holds more secure place in popular confidence and esteem. He was a man of sterling character and strong intellectuality and his influence and tangible cooperation were given to those measures and enterprises tending to conserve and advance the best interests of the community. He was a staunch advocate of the principles and policies of the Democratic party, and both he and his wife were zealous members of the Methodist church. He passed to his reward on the 27th of August, 1881, and his cherished and devoted wife survived him by nearly a quarter of a century, having been summoned to the life eternal on the 19th of September, 1904; her memory is revered by all who came within the sphere of her gracious and kindly influence. James M. and Rachel A. J. (Hitt) Miller became the parents of eight children, concerning whom the following brief data are given: Miss Mary Mac is living in Atlanta, Georgia; John A. died when 59 years, while living in Atlanta, Georgia, where his family still lives--wife and three daughters and one son; Dr. William McClure, whose name initiates tlais article, was the next in order of birth; Henry Bascom is a resident of Atlanta, Georgia, where he is engaged in drug business; Martha is wife of R. P. Milam, of Atlanta; Raymond is a ranchman by vocation and resides in Colorado, near Pueblo; and Robert L. is living in Dublin, Georgia, in the furniture and undertaking business.
			
			Dr. William McClure Miller, who is of the fourth generation in line of direct descent from Major John Miller, was reared on the home farm and under its sturdy and invigorating discipline he waxed strong in mental and physical powers. After duly availing himself of the advantages of the common schools of the locality and period he continued his higher studies in the Kentucky Weslyan College in Millersburg. With such excellent academic training as a basis for technical discipline he finally entered the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, in the city of Philadelphia, in which institution he completed the prescribed course and was graduated as a member of the class of 1870. In the following year, shortly after attaining his legal maority, he engaged in the drug business in Millersburg, where he successfully continued operations in this line of enterprise for fully a quarter of a century, during which he maintained prestige as one of the representative business men of the thriving little city of which his honored ancestor was the founder. His predilection for the medical profession had been fortified by his former technical training and by his long experience in the drug business, and finally he determined to prepare himself for that profession. He entered the Ohio Medical College in the city of Cincinnati, where he completed the regular course of study and in this excellent institution he was graduated as the member of the class of 1889, duly receiving his well-earned degree of Doctor of Medicine. To fortify himself still further for the exacting and responsible work of his chosen profession, the Doctor went to London, England, soon after his graduation, and in that great metropolis he completed an effective post-graduate course in the year 1890. In 1894 he also took a course in the New York Post-Graduate School of Medicine, and during the intervening years, through careful study and investigation, with resource to the best of standard and periodical literature of his profession, he has kept in close touch with the advances made in both medicine and surgery, the while his success in his professional work has been on a parity with his recognized ability, through which he has built up and maintained a large and essentially representative practice. He has been continuously engaged in the practice of his profession in Millersburg since the time of his graduation, and here he has ministered with all of devotion and much of skill in the alleviation of human suffering, the while he is held in affectionate regard by the many families he has thus served in his humane and noble mission. He is a member of the Bourbon County Medical Society, the Kentucky State Medical Society and the American Medical Association, and for nearly forty years he has been affiliated with Amity Lodge, No. 40, Free & Accepted Masons, in Millersburg, of which body he has thrice served as worshipful master. He and his wife hold membership in the Methodist Episcopal church, South, and his political allegiance is given to the Democratic party, in whose faith he was reared. Mr. Miller is intrinsically joyal, progressive and public-spirited in his civic attitude and gives his support to all objects and measures that are projected for the best interests of his home city and county. 
			
			Dr. Miller has been twice married. On the 25th of April, 1883, was solemnized his union to Miss Martha Hutchcraft, who was born and reared in Bourbon county and who was the daughter of the late James Hutchcraft, a well-known citizen of this section of the state. Mrs. Miller passed to eternal rest on the 27th of March, 1903, having borne no children. On the 29th of January, 1906, Dr. Miller was united in marriage to Miss Alice Hart, who was born in Chicago, Illinois, and who is a daughter of Dr. Charles F. and Anna (Hutchcraft) Hart, both of whom were born in Kentucky and both of whom are now deceased. Dr. and Mrs. Miller have two sons, William McClure, Jr., who was born November 17, 1906, and Charles Hart, who was born on the 16th of May, 1908. Dr. and Mrs. Miller are prominent in connection with the leading social activities of Millersburg and their home is one notable for its gracious hospitality.
		x.	Samuel LaTrelle Williams. Born on October 21, 1855 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Samuel LaTrelle Williams died in Seattle, Kings County, Washington on July 2, 1921; he was 65. Buried in Washelli Cemetery, Seattle, King County, Washington.
			Samuel LaTrelle Williams married Frances I. “Fannie” BRINKER. Born about 1858. Frances I. “Fannie” died in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California on April 29, 1938; she was 80. Buried in Washelli Cemetery, Seattle, King County, Washington.

9. Nimrod HUTCHCRAFT. Born on October 2, 1801 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Nimrod died in Scott County, Kentucky in March 1831; he was 29. Buried in Scott County, Kentucky.

On March 2, 1822 when Nimrod was 20, he married Malinda CUNNINGHAM, daughter of Capt. Robert R. CUNNINGHAM, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ann. Born about 1825.
			On July 21, 1842 when Ann was 17, she married James G. HUTCHINSON, son of Hiram HUTCHINSON (~1806-~1870) & Lucinda TARLTON (~1806-), in Scott County, Kentucky.
		ii.	Eliza Frances.
			Eliza Frances second married James G. HUTCHINSON, son of Hiram HUTCHINSON (~1806-~1870) & Lucinda TARLTON (~1806-).
		iii.	Martha Lucinda.
			On May 12, 1847 Martha Lucinda married John M. YOUNG, in Scott County, Kentucky.
		iv.	Mary.
			between 1851-1853 Mary married James HULETT, in Scott County, Kentucky.

Sixth Generation 
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Family of Capt. John “Jack” HUTCHCRAFT (5) & Margaret McILVAIN

10. Laura (Lavina) HUTCHCRAFT. Born on December 18, 1819 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Laura (Lavina) died in Elmwood Place, Hamilton County, Ohio on May 30, 1913; she was 93. Buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Elmwood Place, Hamilton County, Ohio.

On November 4, 1847 when Laura (Lavina) was 27, she married Alfred Garret TOMPKINS, son of Gabriel TOMPKINS & Phoebe, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on May 28, 1812 in Rochester, New York. Alfred Garret died in Elmwood Place, Hamilton County, Ohio on February 4, 1888; he was 75. Buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Elmwood Place, Hamilton County, Ohio.

They had the following children:
		i.	Ida Brent. Born on August 26, 1848 in Covington, Hamilton County, Ohio. Ida Brent died on May 26, 1932; she was 83.
			On March 7, 1871 when Ida Brent was 22, she married Thomas C. KERNS.
	27	ii.	Mary Anna “Mamie” (1850-1934)

11. James L. HUTCHCRAFT. Born on November 15, 1825 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. James L. died on November 8, 1898; he was 72.

On September 2, 1847 when James L. was 21, he married Nancy Lucy “Nannie” RICE, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on December 24, 1825 in Kentucky. Nancy Lucy “Nannie” died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on August 25, 1892; she was 66. Buried in North Middletown Cemetery, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Belle Ray. Born after 1847. Belle Ray died before 1892; she was 45.
			In November 1874 when Belle Ray was 27, she married E. P. HALE, in Clark County, Kentucky.
	28	ii.	Brent Rice (1849-1924)
	29	iii.	Clara M. (1857-1895)
		iv.	Margaret “Maggie”. Margaret “Maggie” died after 1902.
			after 1847 Margaret “Maggie” married Frank O’NEILL.

12. Anna Vanmeter HUTCHCRAFT. Born on August 29, 1829 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Anna Vanmeter died in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky on May 19, 1902; she was 72. Buried in Winchester Cemetery, Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.

Refer to “The Hutchcrafts in America” for further information about this family line.

On December 18, 1849 when Anna Vanmeter was 20, she married Major Winchester Elhanan REESE/REES, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on June 13, 1808 in Mason County, Kentucky. Winchester Elhanan died in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky on April 4, 1894; he was 85. Buried in Winchester Cemetery, Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	30	i.	John Stanley (1852-1938)
		ii.	James D. Born in 1854. James D. died in Winchester, Kentucky on July 5, 1887; he was 33. Buried in Winchester, Kentucky.
		iii.	Chester E. Born on April 17, 1857 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky. Chester E. died in Washington, D. C. on March 13, 1897; he was 39. Buried in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.
	31	iv.	Braxton G. (1859-1938)
		v.	Charles H.

Family of Reuben Lee HUTCHCRAFT (6) & Fannie HEDGES

13. John H. HUTCHCRAFT. Born on December 10, 1824 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John H. died in Sherman, Grayson County, Texas on May 3, 1889; he was 64. Buried in West Hills Cemetery, Sherman, Grayson County, Texas.

On September 4, 1856 when John H. was 31, he married Mary H. “Mollie” JONES, daughter of John Hawkins JONES & Mildred. Born on October 8, 1837 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary H. “Mollie” died in Texas after 1900; she was 62.

They had the following children:
		i.	Clifford Todd. Born on September 13, 1858 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Clifford Todd died in Sherman, Texas on July 15, 1876; he was 17. Buried in West Hills Cemetery, Sherman, Texas.
		ii.	Charles Sidney. Born on April 27, 1860 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Charles Sidney died in Summit, Union County, New Jersey on November 3, 1918; he was 58. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	32	iii.	Frost Henry (1862-1907)
		iv.	Lula Mary. Born in 1864.
		v.	John. Born in 1867. John died in 1903; he was 36.
		vi.	Gusta Bell. Born in 1869. Gusta Bell died in April 1892; she was 23.
		vii.	Reuben. Born in 1872.
		viii.	James Shaw. Born on June 19, 1874 in 3/47.

14. Mary Lou (Lucinda) HUTCHCRAFT. Born on June 27, 1829 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Lou (Lucinda) died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on August 20, 1909; she was 80. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On September 18, 1850 when Mary Lou (Lucinda) was 21, she married Dr. Washington FITHIAN, son of Joel FITHIAN (1797-1880) & Sara D. SINNICKSON (1801-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on January 8, 1825 in New Jersey. Washington died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 15, 1904; he was 79. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary E. Born after 1850 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary E. died in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1854; she was 4. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	33	ii.	Edward Ray (1854-1895)
	34	iii.	Charles Norris (1856-1945)
	35	iv.	Anna Page (1859-1927)

15. Mary Eliza HUTCHCRAFT. Born on May 23, 1834 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Eliza died in Audrain County, Missouri on October 14, 1861; she was 27. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On June 2, 1853 when Mary Eliza was 19, she married Dr. John D. RAY, son of Dr. Lewis G. RAY (1799-1864) & Elizabeth STONE. Born on August 27, 1824 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

DR. JOHN D. RAY, [8] physician; P. O. Paris.  One of the prominent physicians of this city, is John D. Ray, who was born in this county, August 27,1824, eldest son of Dr. L. G. Ray, who was one of the ablest physicians of his time in the county.  He was born in Edgecombe County, N. C., Feb.14, 1799; son of Rev. John Ray, a prominent minister of the M. E. Church; his ancestors were of Scotch-Irish descent.  The wife of Dr. L. G. Ray was Elizabeth Stone; while the wife of Rev. John, the grandfather of our subject, was Elizabeth Lewis.  Dr. L. G. Ray came to this county in1823, and began the practice of his profession, and ranked high as a practitioner, and died suddenly of heart disease in 1864, at Goshen, whole on the cars at the time the train was robbed.  To him were born  five children, who came to the years of maturity, of whom John D. was the eldest; the second was William, who was Adjutant Under General Price, and died at Corinth; the third is Dr. Edward, now practicing medicine in Paris;  Charles resides in Chicago; Arabella is dead.  All the children of the grandfather Ray were ministers, except L. G.  In 1846 John D. began reading medicine, graduating at the University, at New York; after which he began the practice of his profession in Paris, and has been a constant resident since that time.  In 1853 he married Mary E. Hutchcraft, who was born in this county; daughter of Reuben and Fannie (Hedges) Hutchcraft.  Mrs. Ray died in 1861, leaving one child Warren Sweeney.  In 1863 he married Mary E. Ricketts, of Warrenton, Va., daughter of John and Margaret (Suddeth) Ricketts.  He has one child: Charles A.  The Doctor enjoys a lucrative practice, and is highly esteemed for his virtues as a citizen and a healer.

They had the following children:
		i.	Warren. Born in May 1854 in Kentucky. Warren died in Audrain County, Missouri on November 7, 1861; he was 7.
	36	ii.	John Warren Sweeney (~1859-1928)
		iii.	William. Born after 1853.

16. William L. HUTCHCRAFT. Born on May 10, 1836 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. William L. died in King City, Gentry County, Missouri on August 1, 1918; he was 82. Buried in King City, Gentry County, Missouri.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 558.

WILLIAM L. HUTCHCRAFT, farmer, P. O. Stony Point, is a son of Reuben Hutchcraft, and a grandson of Thomas Hutchcraft, who emigrated from Virginia at an early period and settled in Bourbon County; his mother's maiden name was Fanny Hedges; he was born in 1836, and in 1864 was married to Miss Kate Wells, a daughter of Joshua Wells.  The couple have nine children: Reuben, Ella, Hallie, Fanny, Ida, Effie and Nettie (twins) and Kate Harris.  Mr. Hutchcraft is a farmer, and owns 137 acres of land, upon which he raises the usual variety of Kentucky crops; he served in the 21st Kentucky Federal Infantry during the late war, Colonel, afterward Gen. S. W. Price, being the commander; he is a Democrat in his political affiliations.

On December 18, 1866 when William L. was 30, he first married Katherine Elizabeth “Kate” WELLS, daughter of Joshua WELLS, in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Born on February 11, 1848. Katherine Elizabeth “Kate” died in Clintonville, Bourbon County, Kentucky on September 21, 1888; she was 40. Buried in Clintonville, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	37	i.	Reuben Franklin (1867-1953)
	38	ii.	Nancy Ellen “Ella”
	39	iii.	Mary Hattie (1871-1946)
		iv.	Fannie. Born on November 10, 1873 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Fannie died in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio about 1922; she was 48.
	40	v.	Ida May (1874-1961)
		vi.	Ettie. Born on February 20, 1876 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Ettie died in Ohio in 1914; she was 37.
			Ettie married Charles SCHWAB.
	41	vii.	Effie (1876-~1902)
	42	viii.	Katherine “Kate” (1878-1964)
		ix.	William Harrison. Born on March 20, 1880 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. William Harrison died in St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri on April 12, 1958; he was 78. Buried in King City Cemetery, King City, Gentry County, Missouri.
		x.	Pearl. Born on March 18, 1882 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Pearl died in Covington, Campbell County, Kentucky on November 7, 1976; she was 94. Buried in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.
			Pearl first married James T. WELLS, son of Sam WELLS. James T. died on May 24, 1924 in Kenton County, Kentucky. Buried in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.
			about 1930 when Pearl was 47, she second married William SCOTT. Born in Kentucky.
	43	xi.	Ernest Preston (1884-1972)
		xii.	Joseph.

On August 29, 1889 when William L. was 53, he second married Mary Elizabeth “Lizzie B.” NOLAND, daughter of William Henry NOLAND & Mary Camilla JOHNSON, in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky. Born on June 26, 1872 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Elizabeth “Lizzie B.” died in King City, Gentry County, Missouri on May 26, 1939; she was 66. Buried in King City, Gentry County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Clarence Samuel.
		ii.	Eva.
		iii.	Lillie Belle.
		iv.	Josephine Maggie.
		v.	Henry Herbert.
		vi.	Thomas Kimberlin.
		vii.	Percy Le.
		viii.	Mattie Lucy.
		ix.	Charles E.

17. Henry Clay HUTCHCRAFT. Born on September 1, 1838 in Stoney Point, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Henry Clay died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky in March 1919; he was 80. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On January 6, 1862 when Henry Clay was 23, he married Mary E. CUNNINGHAM, daughter of Thomas L. CUNNINGHAM (1810-) & Isabella M. HENDERSON (1818-), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1843 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary E. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky about 1898; she was 55. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	44	i.	Fanniebelle (1864-1942)
	45	ii.	Benjamin B. (1873-1903)
		iii.	Edward Fithian. Born in July 1876 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Edward Fithian died in Wheaton, Du Page County, Illinois on December 27, 1947; he was 71. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
			Edward Fithian married Alma COLSON. Born in 1878. Alma died in 1965; she was 87. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

18. Reuben Brent HUTCHCRAFT. Born on January 1, 1841 in Stony Point, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Reuben Brent died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on September 11, 1925; he was 84. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

R. B. HUTCHCRAFT, [9] P. O. Paris; dealer in hemp, wool, blue grass and grain; was born in Clintonville Precinct; son of Reuben Hutchcraft and Fannie Hedges; Reuben was born in Culpepper [sic] County, Va.; son of Thomas, who married a Miss Apperson; Thomas Hutchcraft served seven years in the Revolutionary war, after which he settled in Virginia; he afterward emigrated to this State, locating in this county, where he remained until his death; he had five children: John, Reuben, James, Nimrod and Mrs. W. P. Hume, all of whom were always identified with this county and its interests; Reuben, the father of R. B., died in 1865; ten children were born to him that lived to be grown: John H., Thomas, Lou, Silas, Mary E.. William, Clay, Ella, Reuben Brent, and Nannie; mother died in 1867; was a member of the Baptist Church; he was not a member of any church; was an old line Whig; an upright man, and one that was highly esteemed by his friends and acquaintances; was raised upon the farm; in 1873, he came to Paris, and has since been engaged in business, being one of the largest dealers in his line in the city; he is treasurer of the contemplated K.U.R. Road.

On May 16, 1882 when Reuben Brent was 41, he married Dorcas Saunders ASHBROOK, daughter of Thomas Veatch ASHBROOK (1828-1874) & Artemesia Tarlton BELLES (1832-1904), in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on December 26, 1860 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Dorcas Saunders died in Paris, Kentucky on December 22, 1935; she was 74. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Felix Ashbrook. Born on February 27, 1883 in Paris, Kentucky. Felix Ashbrook died in Paris, Kentucky on June 16, 1884; he was 1. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	46	ii.	Mary Fithian (1885-1963)
		iii.	Reuben Brent. Born on December 15, 1886 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Reuben Brent died in Sedan, France on November 7, 1918; he was 31. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.   Capt., County K, 42d Infantry Division.
		iv.	Helen H. Born on November 12, 1891 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Helen H. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on September 7, 1975; she was 83. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

19. Nancy Coff HUTCHCRAFT. Born on January 12, 1850 in Stoney Point, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Nancy Coff died in Muir, Kentucky in July 1892; she was 42. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On April 14, 1868 when Nancy Coff was 18, she married Daniel STUART, son of James STUART & Sallie FICKLIN, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on May 6, 1845 in Fleming County, Kentucky. Daniel died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on June 26, 1893; he was 48. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 567

DANIEL STUART, farmer and stockraiser; P. O. Muir's Station; was born May 6,1845, in Fleming County, Ky.; son of James and Sallie (Ficklin) Stuart; she is a daughter of Daniel and Delilah (Leonard) Ficklin, who came from Virginia at an early day. The paternal grandfather of our subject was William Stuart, who was of Scotch descent, and came to Kentucky in 1800, settling in Fleming County. The father of Daniel, who died in 1851, had ten children, our subject being the youngest. April 15, 1808, Mr. Stuart married Miss Nannie G. Hutchcraft, daughter of Reuben Hutchcraft, of Bourbon County, and the youngest of ten children born to that gentleman. They have five children: Mary Lou, born July 17, 1870; Sallie, born June 15, 1872; Ella, born May 8, 1874; Benjamin, born June 24, 1878; Fanny, born Aug. 14, 1881. Mr. Stuart owns 385 acres of land, and in addition to running his farm, handles short horn cattle, having a herd of 40, having at the head 10th Boston Duke, and 4th Ardrie. He and wife are members of the Christian Church, and Mr. Stuart is a Turnpike Director and a Republican.

They had the following children:
	47	i.	Mary Lou (1870-1963)
		ii.	Sarah “Sallie”. Born on June 15, 1872 in Kentucky. Sarah “Sallie” died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1948; she was 75. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
		iii.	Ella. Born on May 8, 1874 in Kentucky. Ella died in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California on May 31, 1951; she was 77. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
		iv.	Benjamin James. Born on June 24, 1878 in Kentucky.
		v.	Fanny Carrie. Born on August 14, 1881 in Kentucky.
			Fanny Carrie married Joseph L. ROBERTS.
		vi.	Daniel David. Born after 1868 in Kentucky.

Family of Elizabeth Frances “Eliza” HUTCHCRAFT (7) & William Patton HUME

20. David J. HUME. Born on October 11, 1824 in Clintonville Precinct, Bourbon County, Kentucky. David J. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on February 13, 1904; he was 79. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

D. J. HUME, [10] farmer and stock raiser  P. O. Paris ; born Oct. 11, 1824, near Clintonville, this county; son of  W. P. Hume, who was born in this county, April 7, 1792; he was a son of John Hume, of Fauquier County, Va., who married Esther Patten, who was also a Virginian.  The great-grandfather of D. J. was Andrew Hume, a native of Scotland; some of the family subsequently settled in Ireland. John Hume, son of Andrew, emigrated to this locality about the. year 1787, settling on Strode's Creek, and followed the life of a farmer. To him six children were born, viz., Wm. P., Matthew D., Robert, Sallie (Mrs. Richie), Betsey (Mrs. Hughes), .Julia (who married a McGaughey), of this number Wm. P., the father of D. J., settled in Bourbon County; Nathan D., in Clark ; Sallie, in Mercer ; Julia, in Christian County. W. P. married Eliza Hutcheraft, daughter of Thomas, a native of Virginia. After Mr. Hume's marriage, he located in Clintonville, where he lived until 1828, when he removed to the precinct, locating on the farm now owned by J. W. Ferguson, upon which he remained until his death, which occurred March 18, 1875; his wife five years previous, January, 1870. But two children were born to W. P. Hume: D. J. and Mary F. Mr. Hume's second wife was Matilda Rennick, Mrs. J. W. Ferguson being the daughter of this marriage. David J. was educated at the common schools, remained with his father until his marriage, which occurred December, 1848, to Martha A. Talbott, born May 1828, in Fayette County, daughter of Benjamin and Mary (Grimes) Talbott, Mary being a daughter of Charles Grimes, of Virginia. Since his marriage D. J. has been an owner and occupant of the farm he now owns, called "Inwood." Mr. Humes has about 2,000 acres of land. He has been engaged in the breeding of short horns since his location on this farm, His father and grandfather both were breeders of fine stock. Mr. Hume has four sons : Win. P., Ben T., Orlando V. and Samuel C. John S., now deceased, was drowned at the age of fourteen.

In December 1848 when David J. was 24, he married Martha Ann TALBOTT, daughter of Benjamin TALBOTT & Mary GRIMES. Born in May 1828 in Fayette County, Kentucky. Martha Ann died in 1894; she was 65. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	48	i.	William P. (1850-1922)
	49	ii.	Benjamin Talbott (1851-1935)
	50	iii.	Orlando V. (~1857-1907)
		iv.	John S.

21. Martha HUME. Born on May 7, 1830 in Clintonville Precinct, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On August 5, 1856 when Martha was 26, she married James William FERGUSON, son of Abraham Lunceford FERGUSON (1803-1854) & Mary Keller MATSON (1810-1878). Born on August 25, 1830 in Winchester, Kentucky.

JAMES W. FERGUSON, [11] farmer and stockraiser. Prominent among the large land-holders and successful business men of Bourbon County is Mr, Ferguson, who was born Aug. 25, 1830, in Winchester, Clark County; his parents were Abraham and Mary K. (Matson) Ferguson; he was born in Fayette County, Sept. 27, 1803, and died Aug. 1, 1854; he was a son of Abraham Ferguson, a native of Fauquier County, Va.; his father, John, was a native of Scotland, and emigrated to Virginia; his son Abraham served in the war of the Revolution and in the war of 1812. The grandfather of our subject emigrated to Kentucky, locating in what is now Fayette County, upon lands that he obtained from the government by virtue of his services in the war of the Revolution, upon which he settled; Indians were plentiful; while working upon his land his gun was his constaut companion for self-protection. This land is now in the possession of the family name, in Brier Hill Precinct. Mary K. was born Feb. 9, 1810, in this county; she died Aug. 2, 1878; she was a daughter of Thomas and Rebecca (Spears) Matson, both families from Virginia. To Abraham Fergusou and wife were born eight children, five sons and three daughters; of those living are Robert M., a resident of Lexington, Ky.; Mary E., wife of James Brownell; Lucy E., wife of James H. Campbell, and James W., who remained with his father until he was twenty-six years of age. In 1840 he moved with his parents to Brier Hill Precinct, in Fayette County; Aug. 5, 1856, he married Martha A. Hume, who was born in Clintonville Precinct, May 7, 1830, daughter of Wm. P., son of John Hume, of Fauquier County, Va.; March, 1837, after marriage, he moved to this county on the farm adjoining where he now resides, upon which he lived until 1875, when he located where he now resides. Mr. Ferguson is engaged in farming and stock raising, and is a large dealer in stock, having been for several years a large shipper, since 1860; he has over 4,000 acres of land, the greater portion self-acquired; his children are William, P. H., Abram L., Maggie B., Robert H., Lucy E., Volney W., Matilda R., and James W.; P. H. resides on the home farm in Brier Hill, Fayette County.

They had the following children:
		i.	William.
		ii.	P. H.
		iii.	Abram L.
		iv.	Maggie B.
		v.	Robert H.
		vi.	Lucy Ellen.
			Lucy Ellen married Joseph M. HALL.
		vii.	Matilda Renick.
			Matilda Renick married James H. THOMPSON.
		viii.	James William.
	51	ix.	Volney W.

Family of James HUTCHCRAFT (8) & Eliza WILLIAMS

22. Richard Williams HUTCHCRAFT. Born on July 4, 1832 in North Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Richard Williams died in Galatia, Kiowa County, Colorado on February 8, 1907; he was 74. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.   Civil War.

R. W. HUTCHCRAFT, [12] U. S. store-keeper; P. O. Paris; born in North Middletown Precinct, July 4, 1832; was the second child and eldest son of his parents, who were James and Eliza (Williams) Hutchcraft. James Hutchcraft was born January, 1800, in Bourbon County, in North Middletown, and died 1863; son of Thomas Hutchcraft, a native of Fauquier County, Va. He came to Kentucky about the year 1798. The mother of our subject was born 1812, in Montgomery County, Ky., daughter of Gen. Samuel L. Williams and Fannie Clark, both families from Virginia. R. W. had but common school advantages; was raised a farmer. Jan. 13, 1807, he married in this county, Susan Croxton, daughter of Henry Croxton and Ann Redmon; shortly after his marriage, he removed to Lee County, Iowa, and engaged in farming. At the outbreak of the war, he "donned the blue," and enlisted July 1861. in Co. E, 15th Iowa Infantry, and was wounded in the battle of Shiloh. After one year of active service, he was assigned to the Quartermaster's department, where he remained until the close of the war; after which he returned to his family in Bourbon County. In 1867, he moved to Fleming County, this State, remaining there three years, in Government employ as Gauger. Upon his return to this county, he engaged in farming. Since 1878, he has been in Government employ--now Storekeeper. His wife died 1863; by her had four children, viz: Annie, James P., Harry and Davis. 1867, he married Margaret, daughter of Thomas Fleming. By last wife has one child, Emma. Mr. Hutcheraft has a snug home, in this precinct; is a warm friend to education, and a member of the M. E. Church, of which his parents were true followers.

On January 13, 1807 Richard Williams first married Susan C. CROXTON, daughter of Henry CROXTON (1807-1868) & Anne K. REDMON (1816-1878), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on November 9, 1835. Susan C. died on April 13, 1864; she was 28. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Annie. Born in December 1857. Annie died in 1925; she was 67. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	52	ii.	James Perry (1859-1918)
		iii.	Harry.
		iv.	Davis.
	53	v.	Richard Davis (1859-<1908)

In 1867 when Richard Williams was 34, he second married Margaret FLEMING, daughter of Thomas FLEMING.

They had one child:
		i.	Emma.

23. Anna Eliza HUTCHCRAFT. Born in August 1835 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Anna Eliza died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 12, 1901; she was 66. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On February 21, 1875 when Anna Eliza was 39, she married Dr. Charles Fielding HART, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1828. Charles Fielding died in 1884; he was 56. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	54	i.	Eliza Allin “Allie” (1874-1972)
		ii.	Sarah Fielding “Sadie”. Born in January 1879 in Chicago, Illinois. Sarah Fielding “Sadie” died in Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky on September 25, 1950; she was 71. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
			In 1910 when Sarah Fielding “Sadie” was 30, she married Major Richard Lyell BUFFINGTON, son of Dr. Stannard BUFFINGTON & Nannie LYELL, in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1875 in Huntington, Cabell County, West Virginia. Richard Lyell died in Antioch Pike, Bourbon County, Kentucky on November 12, 1939; he was 64. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

24. Margaret McIlvain HUTCHCRAFT. Born between 1838-1844 in Stony Point, Bourbon County,. Margaret McIlvain died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on June 11, 1899; she was 61. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On February 21, 1861 when Margaret McIlvain was 23, she married Dr. James Edward RAY, son of Dr. Lewis G. RAY (1799-1864) & Elizabeth STONE, in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born about 1837 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. James Edward died after 1899; he was 62.

They had the following children:
	55	i.	L. G. (1866-1920)
		ii.	C. Dorsey.

25. Harriet Amanda “Hattie” HUTCHCRAFT. Born in 1847 in Stony Point, Bourbon County,. Harriet Amanda “Hattie” died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1921; she was 74. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On September 19, 1866 when Harriet Amanda “Hattie” was 19, she married W. A. HILL, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Jessie (Adopted). Born in 1897.

26. Kate Butler HUTCHCRAFT. Born on December 22, 1848 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Kate Butler died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 10, 1933; she was 84. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On May 25, 1870 when Kate Butler was 21, she married Judge Russell MANN, son of Emanuel MANN & Eleanor/ellen, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1839 in Nicholas County, Kentucky. Russell died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 11, 1912; he was 73. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	56	i.	Lee Whittington (1868-1920)
		ii.	James Hutchcraft. Born on December 12, 1873 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. James Hutchcraft died on December 27, 1873 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	57	iii.	Fannie Hedges (1876-1933)
	58	iv.	Newell “Nellie” (1879-1933)
		v.	Ray. Born in September 1881 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Ray died in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky in 1915; he was 33. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	59	vi.	Hattie Hill (1884-1972)

Seventh Generation 
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Family of Laura (Lavina) HUTCHCRAFT (10) & Alfred Garret TOMPKINS

27. Mary Anna “Mamie” TOMPKINS. Born on March 19, 1850 in Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky. Mary Anna “Mamie” died in Cincinnati, Ohio on December 23, 1934; she was 84. Buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Elmwood Place, Hamilton County, Ohio.

On September 21, 1882 when Mary Anna “Mamie” was 32, she married William Bacon DU CHEMIN, son of James DU CHEMIN & Mary J., in Cincinnati, Ohio. Born on October 13, 1852 in New Vienna, Clinton County, Ohio. William Bacon died in Cincinnati, Ohio on December 25, 1935; he was 83. Buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Elmwood Place, Hamilton County, Ohio.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Alfred. Born on January 13, 1884 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. James Alfred died in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio on December 8, 1946; he was 62. Buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Elmwood Place, Hamilton County, Ohio.
			Refer to “The Hutchcrafts in America” for further information about this family line.

			On November 16, 1910 when James Alfred was 26, he married Arie WILTSEE, daughter of Charles Spinning WILTSEE & , in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
		ii.	Etta Nilsson. Born on January 25, 1889 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Etta Nilsson died in Tucumcari, Quay County, New Mexico on November 14, 1973; she was 84. Buried in LaFiera City Cemetery, LaFiera, Cameron County, New Mexico.
			Refer to “The Hutchcrafts in America” for further information about this family line.

			On July 18, 1916 when Etta Nilsson was 27, she married Frederick Frank LAMPHIER, son of Jared LAMPHIER & Lavinia GOLDIE, in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Born on March 27, 1876 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Frederick Frank died in LaFiera, Cameron County, New Mexico on May 2, 1940; he was 64. Buried in LaFiera City Cemetery, LaFiera, Cameron County, New Mexico.

Family of James L. HUTCHCRAFT (11) & Nancy Lucy “Nannie” RICE

28. Brent Rice HUTCHCRAFT. Born on August 29, 1849 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Brent Rice died in Lexington, Kentucky on February 3, 1924; he was 74. Buried in Lexington, Kentucky.

On December 17, 1878 when Brent Rice was 29, he married Mary Fenton KELLER, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on November 22, 1854 in Kentucky. Mary Fenton died in Lexington, Kentucky on April 2, 1907; she was 52. Buried in Lexington, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Brent. Born on June 21, 1880 in Fayette County, Kentucky. Mary Brent died in Lexington, Kentucky on May 7, 1973; she was 92. Buried in Lexington, Kentucky.
		ii.	Helen G. Born on April 1, 1882 in Kentucky. Helen G. died in Lexington, Kentucky on November 11, 1927; she was 45.
	60	iii.	Lucy K. (1884-<1973)
	61	iv.	David K. (1887-<1973)

29. Clara M. HUTCHCRAFT. Born on November 12, 1857 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Clara M. died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on February 23, 1895; she was 37. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On March 29, 1877 when Clara M. was 19, she married Charles M. CLENDENIN, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on August 6, 1850 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Charles M. died in Henry County, Kentucky on September 30, 1943; he was 93.

They had the following children:
	62	i.	Roy F. (1877-1958)
	63	ii.	Hugh McIvaine (1880-1909)

Family of Anna Vanmeter HUTCHCRAFT (12) & Major Winchester Elhanan REESE/REES

30. John Stanley REESE/REES. Born on March 3, 1852 in Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky. John Stanley died in Winchester, Kentucky on November 17, 1938; he was 86. Buried in Winchester, Kentucky.

John Stanley married Anna Belle KOHLASS, daughter of Henry KOHLASS & Hallie McCRAW. Born in 1859 in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Anna Belle died in Winchester, Kentucky on October 8, 1941; she was 82. Buried in Winchester, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Wallace Kohlass. Born on October 20, 1883. Wallace Kohlass died on February 5, 1960; he was 76.

31. Braxton G. REESE/REES. Born in 1859 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky. Braxton G. died in Louisville, Kentucky on October 16, 1938; he was 79. Buried on October 18, 1938 in Cave Hill Cemetery, Lexington, Jefferson County, Kentucky.

before 1887 when Braxton G. was 28, he married .

They had one child:
	64	i.	George M. (1887-1932)

Family of John H. HUTCHCRAFT (13) & Mary H. “Mollie” JONES

32. Frost Henry HUTCHCRAFT. Born in February 1862 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Frost Henry died in Lawton, Commanche County, Oklahoma in 1907; he was 44.

about 1894 when Frost Henry was 31, he married Eliza Jane BATMAN, daughter of Lafayette BATMAN & Sarah Amanda VERNON. Born on February 28, 1977 in Rockport, Atchison County, Missouri. Eliza Jane died on May 21, 1962 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California. Buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Whittier, California.

They had the following children:
	65	i.	Gladys Eva (1896-1932)
	66	ii.	Frost Lafayette “Jack” (1899-1990)
	67	iii.	Ruby Celestine (1901-1992)

Family of Mary Lou (Lucinda) HUTCHCRAFT (14) & Dr. Washington FITHIAN

33. Edward Ray FITHIAN. Born on July 7, 1854 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Edward Ray died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on August 7, 1895; he was 41. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

In 1879 when Edward Ray was 24, he married Mary Ford HEATH, daughter of James Manning HEATH (1827-1891) & Mary FORD. Born on July 21, 1857 in Louisville, Kentucky. Mary Ford died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on February 16, 1923; she was 65. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	68	i.	Edna Heath (1882-1923)
	69	ii.	Mary Lou (1880-1978)
		iii.	Charles W. Born in March 1886 in Kentucky. Charles W. died before 1972; he was 85.
	70	iv.	James Ray (1889-1944)
		v.	Harry Brent. Born in August 1890 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Harry Brent died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on June 10, 1972; he was 81. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
			Harry Brent married Rena CROSDALE, daughter of George Henry CROSDALE & Ella ARKLE. Born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Rena died on February 26, 1980 in Lexington, Kentucky. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

34. Dr. Charles Norris FITHIAN. Born on November 4, 1856-1857 in North Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Charles Norris died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on April 17, 1945; he was 88. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

In 1893-1894 when Charles Norris was 36, he married Elisabeth “Lizzie” McCLINTOCK, daughter of John T. McCLINTOCK (1841-1874) & Laura STARR (1849-1878). Born in June 1872 in Cynthiana, Harrison, Kentucky. Elisabeth “Lizzie” died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky in November 1959; she was 87. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had one child:
	71	i.	Edward Warfield (1896-1935)

35. Anna Page FITHIAN. Born in 1859 in North Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Anna Page died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on February 26, 1927; she was 68. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Anna Page married Dr. Frank M. FARES, son of Isaac Clark FARES & Martha Garrett BOND. Born in 1861 in Middletown, Butler County, Ohio. Frank M. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on November 4, 1933; he was 72. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	72	i.	Charles Edward (1892-1946)
		ii.	Fithian F. Born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Family of Mary Eliza HUTCHCRAFT (15) & Dr. John D. RAY

36. John Warren Sweeney RAY. Born about 1859 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John Warren Sweeney died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on September 21, 1928; he was 69. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

John Warren Sweeney married Ida ABBOTT. Born on July 30, 1856 in Scott County, Kentucky. Ida died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on April 9, 1931; she was 74. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Betsy A. Born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Betsy A. died on August 11, 1968 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	73	ii.	John Sweeney “Bus” (1882-1927)
		iii.	George Bell “Pat”. Born about 1881 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. George Bell “Pat” died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 19, 1965; he was 84. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
		iv.	Louis Heath. Louis Heath died in 1927 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.

Family of William L. HUTCHCRAFT (16) & Katherine Elizabeth “Kate” WELLS

37. Reuben Franklin HUTCHCRAFT. Born on September 15, 1867 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Reuben Franklin died in Cabool, Texas County, Missouri on January 8, 1953; he was 85. Buried in Cabool, Texas County, Missouri.

On December 14, 1893 when Reuben Franklin was 26, he married Lucy Jane NOLAND, daughter of William Henry NOLAND & Mary Camilla JOHNSON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on March 30, 1879 in Fayette County, Kentucky. Lucy Jane died in Cabool, Texas County, Missouri on December 20, 1958; she was 79. Buried in Cabool, Texas County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
	74	i.	Oliver (1894-1971)
		ii.	William Henry “Billie”.
		iii.	Mamie Lee.
		iv.	Beatrice Mae.
		v.	Lucy Jane.
		vi.	Velma Fern.
		vii.	Nellie Opal.
		viii.	Franklin Reuben.
		ix.	Mary Alice.

38. Nancy Ellen “Ella” HUTCHCRAFT.

Nancy Ellen “Ella” married Edward KELLY.

They had the following children:
	75	i.	Mary Lou (~1890-1966)
		ii.	Maude. Born about 1892 in Kentucky. Buried in Hamilton County, Ohio.
			Maude married Clarence PHILLIPS.
		iii.	Katherine. Born about 1895 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Katherine died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 10, 1974; she was 79. Buried in North Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			On July 7, 1917 when Katherine was 22, she first married Emery KIMBALL/KIMBLE, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
			Katherine second married Juian THOMAS. Juian died before 1974.
	76	iv.	Maggie (~1896-)
		v.	Claude. Born about 1904 in Kentucky. Claude died about 1906; he was 2. Buried in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.

39. Mary Hattie HUTCHCRAFT. Born on January 11, 1871 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Hattie died in Spencer County, Kentucky on December 17, 1946; she was 75.

On September 5, 1889 when Mary Hattie was 18, she married Edward Barnes NEAL, son of Jim NEAL, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on January 27, 1870 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Edward Barnes died in Spencer County, Kentucky on March 9, 1949; he was 79.

They had the following children:
		i.	William Edward. Born on July 13, 1890 in Kentucky. William Edward died on July 25, 1890 in Kentucky.
		ii.	James Weaver. Born on December 4, 1891 in Kentucky. James Weaver died in France on March 13, 1919; he was 27.
		iii.	James Conner. Born on February 2, 1894 in Kentucky. James Conner died in Taylorsville, Spencer County, Kentucky in February 1990; he was 95.
			James Conner married Virginia EDIAN, in Kentucky.
	77	iv.	Sidney Bishop (1896-1983)
	78	v.	Lillian Kenny (1899-1960)

40. Ida May HUTCHCRAFT. Born on May 25, 1874 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Ida May died in Cynthiana, Harrison, Kentucky on May 20, 1961; she was 86. Buried in Pythian Grove Cemetery, Berry, Harrison County, Kentucky.

On December 28, 1893 when Ida May was 19, she first married Harlan SAMMS/SARMES, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Harlan died before 1908.

They had the following children:
		i.	Julia.
		ii.	Frank.

On July 5, 1908 when Ida May was 34, she second married Walker TEAL/TEEL, son of Joshua TEAL/TEEL & Lucinda, in Berry, Harrison County, Kentucky. Born on April 7, 1886 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Walker died in Harrison County, Kentucky on February 14, 1953; he was 66. Buried in Pythian Grove Cemetery, Berry, Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	James. Born circa 1908.

41. Effie HUTCHCRAFT. Born on February 20, 1876 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Effie died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky about 1902; she was 25.

Effie married John INSKO, son of Joe INSKO.

They had the following children:
	79	i.	Herman I. (1898-1969)
		ii.	Clellan H. Born in 1895. Clellan H. died in 1969; he was 74.

42. Katherine “Kate” HUTCHCRAFT. Born on February 13, 1878 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Katherine “Kate” died in Nepton, Fleming County, Kentucy on April 18, 1964; she was 86. Buried in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On December 18, 1895 when Katherine “Kate” was 17, she married George Norman BUZZARD, son of William Marion BUZZARD & Rachel Ann Geoghegan BAKER, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on April 13, 1873 in Harrison County, Kentucky. George Norman died in Young’s Mill, Bourbon County, Kentucky on March 12, 1941; he was 67. Buried in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Newton. Born on August 28, 1897 in Harrison County, Kentucky. James Newton died in Harrison County, Kentucky on November 27, 1955; he was 58. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On May 11, 1929 when James Newton was 31, he first married Roxie SAPP, daughter of Charles SAPP & Mary, in Carlisle, Kentucky. Born on June 11, 1904.
			On June 14, 1941 when James Newton was 43, he second married Mary FLORENCE, daughter of David FLORENCE & Polly Ann BUZZARD, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in July 1879 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Mary died in Harrison County, Kentucky on May 21, 1962; she was 82. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.
		ii.	John William. Born on June 29, 1899 in Harrison County, Kentucky. John William died in Harrison County, Kentucky on July 6, 1943; he was 44. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.
			On September 22, 1933 when John William was 34, he married Hazel WORKS, daughter of Demine WORKS & Martha GARRETT, in Fayette County, Kentucky. Born on May 6, 1898 in Scott County, Kentucky. Hazel died in Cynthiana, Harrison, Kentucky on August 4, 1975; she was 77. Buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.
	80	iii.	Nannie Katherine (1903-1990)
		iv.	Margeriete. Born on January 24, 1906 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Margeriete died in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio on November 24, 1975; she was 69.
			In 1926 when Margeriete was 19, she first married John CRAWFORD, in Nicholas County, Kentucky.
			On November 11, 1927 when Margeriete was 21, she second married Dudley PLANCK, in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio. Born on March 2, 1896. Dudley died in Fleming County, Kentucky on August 2, 1952; he was 56. Buried in Olive Branch Church Cemetery, Fleming County, Kentucky.
			In 1948 when Margeriete was 41, she third married Alva Carl SULLIVAN.
			On October 10, 1970 when Margeriete was 64, she fourth married Thomas E. TUCKER, in Brown County, Ohio. Born on January 23, 1906 in Brown County, Ohio.
		v.	Nora Ray. Born on October 31, 1908 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Nora Ray died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on March 20, 1911; she was 2. Buried in Millersburg, Boourbon County, Kentucky.
	81	vi.	George Franklin (1911-1973)
	82	vii.	Forrest Thomas (1913-1976)
	83	viii.	Raymond Everett (1917-)

43. Ernest Preston HUTCHCRAFT. Born on March 27, 1884 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Ernest Preston died in Union Star, DeKalb County, Missouri on March 11, 1972; he was 87. Buried in King City Cemetery, King City, Gentry County, Missouri.

On December 31, 1910 when Ernest Preston was 26, he married Bertha Mae McMILLEN, in King City, Gentry County, Missouri. Born on December 29, 1890 in Polk Township, DeKalb County, Missouri. Bertha Mae died in St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri on September 24, 1975; she was 84. Buried in King City Cemetery, King City, Gentry County, Missouri.

They had the following children:
		i.	Katherine Elizabeth. Born on February 26, 1911. Katherine Elizabeth died on December 19, 1988; she was 77.
		ii.	Carl Edward. Born on May 13, 1912.
		iii.	Harold D. Born on July 21, 1913.
		iv.	Hazel May. Born on October 14, 1914. Hazel May died on November 24, 1978; she was 64.
		v.	Preston Ernest. Born on June 3, 1916. Preston Ernest died on April 12, 1945; he was 28.
		vi.	John William. Born on May 1, 1918.
		vii.	Dorothy Jane. Born on August 7, 1919. Dorothy Jane died on June 7, 1990; she was 70.
		viii.	Gertrude Nancy. Born on May 31, 1921.
		ix.	Reuben Lee. Born on February 21, 1923.
		x.	Clyde Archer. Born on June 29, 1924.
		xi.	Floyd Vernon. Born on June 26, 1925.
		xii.	Hattie Belle. Born on September 14, 1926.
		xiii.	Billie Gene. Born on July 13, 1928.
		xiv.	Jimmie Kenneth. Born on May 14, 1930.

Family of Henry Clay HUTCHCRAFT (17) & Mary E. CUNNINGHAM

44. Fanniebelle HUTCHCRAFT. Born on August 1, 1864 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Fanniebelle died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 19, 1942; she was 77. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On November 12, 1884 when Fanniebelle was 20, she married John T. SUTHERLAND, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born about 1851 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. John T. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1886; he was 35. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had one child:
	84	i.	Clay Hutchcraft (1885-1965)

45. Benjamin B. HUTCHCRAFT. Born in December 1873 in Kentucky. Benjamin B. died in Kentucky in 1903; he was 29. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On April 23, 1898 when Benjamin B. was 24, he married Mattie V. VARDEN/VARDON, daughter of George VARDEN/VARDON & Martha STEPHENS, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in April 1873 in Kentucky. Mattie V. died in Connecticutt on March 28, 1966; she was 92. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had one child:
	85	i.	Arthur Stephens (1900-)

Family of Reuben Brent HUTCHCRAFT (18) & Dorcas Saunders ASHBROOK

46. Mary Fithian HUTCHCRAFT. Born on April 30, 1885 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Fithian died in Lexington, Kentucky on June 1, 1963; she was 78. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On June 11, 1921 when Mary Fithian was 36, she married Capt. Clarence Colliver DAWES, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Son. Born about 1921. Son died on July 13, 1922; he was 1.
	86	ii.	Dorcas Ashbrook (1923-1970)

Family of Nancy Coff HUTCHCRAFT (19) & Daniel STUART

47. Mary Lou STUART. Born on July 10, 1870 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Lou died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on December 24, 1963; she was 93. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Mary Lou married William Arnold NELSON/NEWMAN. Born about 1871. William Arnold died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on October 30, 1933; he was 62. Buried in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Stuart.
			Mary Stuart married Fred FINOCCHIARO.
		ii.	James William.

Family of David J. HUME (20) & Martha Ann TALBOTT

48. William P. HUME. Born on January 4, 1850 in Centerville Precinct, Bourbon County, Kentucky. William P. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 12, 1922; he was 72. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

W. P. HUME, [13] farmer ; P. O. Paris; born in Centerville Precinct, Jan. 4, 1831; son of David J. Hume and Mary Talbott; he was brought up on a farm and raised to farming pursuits; April 18, 1873, he married Sallie Bacon, born near Paris, Nov. 2, 1853, daughter of W. A. Bacon and Belle Talbott; wife died 1878, leaving two children: David P. and Sallie L.; March 17, 1880, he married Sue Gass, born in this precinct, daughter of Morris Gass and Marry Goodman; 1873, he located on his farm, consisting of 243 acres, which he farms; raising good stock; is a member of the A. F. A. M.

On April 18, 1873 when William P. was 23, he first married Sallie BACON, daughter of Warren A. BACON & Ariabelle F. TALBOTT, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on November 2, 1853 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Sallie died in 1878; she was 24.

They had the following children:
	87	i.	Sallie (1873-1943)
	88	ii.	David P. (1874-1943)

On March 17, 1880 when William P. was 30, he second married Sue GASS, daughter of Morris M. GASS (1806-) & Mary A. GOODMAN (1808-). Born before 1878 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Sue died before 1922; she was 44.

49. Benjamin Talbott HUME. Born on June 30, 1851 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Benjamin Talbott died in Winchester Pike, Fayette County, Kentucky on February 27, 1935; he was 83. Buried in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.

In 1876 when Benjamin Talbott was 24, he married Susie McCANN, daughter of Joseph McCANN (1810-1878) & Maria Louise DUDLEY (1827-1901). Born on April 10, 1855 in Fayette County, Kentucky. Susie died in Winchester Pike, Fayette County, Kentucky on May 28, 1931; she was 76. Buried in Kentucky.

They had the following children:
	89	i.	Benjamin Talbott (1876-1961)
		ii.	Maria Dudley. Born in 1876 in Winchester Pike, Fayette County, Kentucky. Maria Dudley died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on January 3, 1977; she was 101. Buried in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.
		iii.	Daisy. Born in 1888 in Winchester Pike, Fayette County, Kentucky. Daisy died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on March 18, 1978; she was 90.
		iv.	Martha. Born on October 8, 1879 in Fayette County, Kentucky. Martha died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on May 2, 1956; she was 76. Buried in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.
			Martha married Wilson Case LAWWILL, son of John Kerr LAWWILL & Amanda SHELTON. Born on February 16, 1873 in Manchester, Adams County, Ohio. Wilson Case died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on October 16, 1946; he was 73. Buried in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.

50. Orlando V. HUME. Born about 1857. Orlando V. died in Georgetown Pike, Bourbon County, Kentucky on March 15, 1907; he was 50. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Orlando V. married Miss  MOORE, daughter of Dr. R. A. MOORE (1830-) & Sarah SIMMS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mathew.
		ii.	Robert.
		iii.	John Clifford.

Family of Martha HUME (21) & James William FERGUSON

51. Volney W. FERGUSON.

Child:
	90	i.	Volney W.

Family of Richard Williams HUTCHCRAFT (22) & Susan C. CROXTON

52. James Perry HUTCHCRAFT. Born on May 9, 1859 in Iowa. James Perry died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 14, 1918; he was 58. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On October 17, 1889 when James Perry was 30, he married Anna Butler VARNON, daughter of Benjamin E. VARNON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on May 7, 1864. Anna Butler died on October 5, 1937; she was 73. Buried in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Richard Davis. Born on July 11, 1892 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Richard Davis died in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky on September 26, 1986; he was 94. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
			On February 2, 1929 when Richard Davis was 36, he married Newby Virginia FARRELL, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on September 2, 1900 in Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina. Newby Virginia died in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky on September 26, 1963; she was 63. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
	91	ii.	Winn Varnon (1895-1975)
	92	iii.	Mary Allin (1897-1989)

53. Richard Davis HUTCHCRAFT. Born in May 1859 in Kentucky. Richard Davis died before 1908; he was 48.

before 1890 when Richard Davis was 30, he married Margaret.

They had the following children:
	93	i.	Virginia C. (1890-)
		ii.	Richard.

Family of Anna Eliza HUTCHCRAFT (23) & Dr. Charles Fielding HART

54. Eliza Allin “Allie” HART. Born on June 23, 1874 in Chicago, Illinois. Eliza Allin “Allie” died in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky on February 21, 1972; she was 97. Buried in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On January 29, 1906 when Eliza Allin “Allie” was 31, she married Dr. William McClelland MILLER, son of James McClure MILLER (1823-1881) & Rachel A. J. HITT (1825-1904), in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1850. William McClelland died in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 22, 1918; he was 68. Buried in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

WILLIAM MCCLURE MILLER, M. D. [6], [7]--On other pages of this work is entered detailed record concerning the Miller family, which was founded in Bourbon county, Kentucky, prior to the war of the Revolution, by Major John Miller, in whose honor the thriving little city of Millersburg received its name. Of this honored family whose name has been indissolubly and prominently identified with the development and up-building of this favored section of the Bluegrass state, Dr. Miller is a worthy scion, and as one of the representative physicians and surgeons of his native county, as well as by reason of his high status as a business man and influential citizen, it is imperative as a matter of consistency that in this volume be incorporated a brief review of his career. For adequate data concerning the family history ready reference may be made the article previously mentioned, the same, pearing under the indexed title of the "Family." 

Dr. William McClure Miller, who is engaged in the practice of his profession in Millersburg and who is president of the Exchange Bank of this city, was born near Millersburg, Bourbon county, Kentucky, on the 6th of October, 1849, and is a son of James M. and Rachel A. J. (Hitt) Miller, whose marriage was solemnized in Bourbon county in the year 1843. James M. Miller was born in this county, on the 14th of January, 1823, and his wife was here ushered into the world on the 27th of March, 1825. James M. Miller was a son of Alexander S. Miller, who was born in Bourbon county, on the 5th of May, 1796, and who here continued to reside until the close of his long and useful life, which came to its end on the 6th of January, 1870. Alexander S. Miller married Miss Martha Harris, who was born in Bourbon county on the 5th of February, 1801, and whose death here occurred on the 8th of July, 1854. Alexander S. Miller was one of the successful agriculturists and representative citizens of his native county, and was influential in connection with public affairs of a local order. He was a son of Major John Miller, the founder of the family in Kentucky, and concerning the latter due mention is made in the previously noted record concerning the family.

Soon after their marriage James M. Miller and his wife settled on the old Hitt homestead, three miles south of Millersburg, this having been the birthplace of Mrs. Miller. On this finely improved farm, eligibly situated on the Maysville and Lexington Pike, James M. Miller continued to be actively engaged in farming and stock-growing for many years, and no citizen holds more secure place in popular confidence and esteem. He was a man of sterling character and strong intellectuality and his influence and tangible cooperation were given to those measures and enterprises tending to conserve and advance the best interests of the community. He was a staunch advocate of the principles and policies of the Democratic party, and both he and his wife were zealous members of the Methodist church. He passed to his reward on the 27th of August, 1881, and his cherished and devoted wife survived him by nearly a quarter of a century, having been summoned to the life eternal on the 19th of September, 1904; her memory is revered by all who came within the sphere of her gracious and kindly influence. James M. and Rachel A. J. (Hitt) Miller became the parents of eight children, concerning whom the following brief data are given: Miss Mary Mac is living in Atlanta, Georgia; John A. died when 59 years, while living in Atlanta, Georgia, where his family still lives--wife and three daughters and one son; Dr. William McClure, whose name initiates tlais article, was the next in order of birth; Henry Bascom is a resident of Atlanta, Georgia, where he is engaged in drug business; Martha is wife of R. P. Milam, of Atlanta; Raymond is a ranchman by vocation and resides in Colorado, near Pueblo; and Robert L. is living in Dublin, Georgia, in the furniture and undertaking business.

Dr. William McClure Miller, who is of the fourth generation in line of direct descent from Major John Miller, was reared on the home farm and under its sturdy and invigorating discipline he waxed strong in mental and physical powers. After duly availing himself of the advantages of the common schools of the locality and period he continued his higher studies in the Kentucky Weslyan College in Millersburg. With such excellent academic training as a basis for technical discipline he finally entered the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, in the city of Philadelphia, in which institution he completed the prescribed course and was graduated as a member of the class of 1870. In the following year, shortly after attaining his legal maority, he engaged in the drug business in Millersburg, where he successfully continued operations in this line of enterprise for fully a quarter of a century, during which he maintained prestige as one of the representative business men of the thriving little city of which his honored ancestor was the founder. His predilection for the medical profession had been fortified by his former technical training and by his long experience in the drug business, and finally he determined to prepare himself for that profession. He entered the Ohio Medical College in the city of Cincinnati, where he completed the regular course of study and in this excellent institution he was graduated as the member of the class of 1889, duly receiving his well-earned degree of Doctor of Medicine. To fortify himself still further for the exacting and responsible work of his chosen profession, the Doctor went to London, England, soon after his graduation, and in that great metropolis he completed an effective post-graduate course in the year 1890. In 1894 he also took a course in the New York Post-Graduate School of Medicine, and during the intervening years, through careful study and investigation, with resource to the best of standard and periodical literature of his profession, he has kept in close touch with the advances made in both medicine and surgery, the while his success in his professional work has been on a parity with his recognized ability, through which he has built up and maintained a large and essentially representative practice. He has been continuously engaged in the practice of his profession in Millersburg since the time of his graduation, and here he has ministered with all of devotion and much of skill in the alleviation of human suffering, the while he is held in affectionate regard by the many families he has thus served in his humane and noble mission. He is a member of the Bourbon County Medical Society, the Kentucky State Medical Society and the American Medical Association, and for nearly forty years he has been affiliated with Amity Lodge, No. 40, Free & Accepted Masons, in Millersburg, of which body he has thrice served as worshipful master. He and his wife hold membership in the Methodist Episcopal church, South, and his political allegiance is given to the Democratic party, in whose faith he was reared. Mr. Miller is intrinsically joyal, progressive and public-spirited in his civic attitude and gives his support to all objects and measures that are projected for the best interests of his home city and county. 

Dr. Miller has been twice married. On the 25th of April, 1883, was solemnized his union to Miss Martha Hutchcraft, who was born and reared in Bourbon county and who was the daughter of the late James Hutchcraft, a well-known citizen of this section of the state. Mrs. Miller passed to eternal rest on the 27th of March, 1903, having borne no children. On the 29th of January, 1906, Dr. Miller was united in marriage to Miss Alice Hart, who was born in Chicago, Illinois, and who is a daughter of Dr. Charles F. and Anna (Hutchcraft) Hart, both of whom were born in Kentucky and both of whom are now deceased. Dr. and Mrs. Miller have two sons, William McClure, Jr., who was born November 17, 1906, and Charles Hart, who was born on the 16th of May, 1908. Dr. and Mrs. Miller are prominent in connection with the leading social activities of Millersburg and their home is one notable for its gracious hospitality.

They had the following children:
		i.	William McClure. Born in 1906. William McClure died in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1932; he was 26.
	94	ii.	Charles Hart

Family of Margaret McIlvain HUTCHCRAFT (24) & Dr. James Edward RAY

55. L. G. RAY. Born in 1866 in Kentucky. L. G. died in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma on November 19, 1920; she was 54. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

L. G. married Vicor K. SHIPP, son of Thomas Jefferson SHIPP (1828-1899) & Caroline KENNEY. Born in 1858 in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Vicor K. died in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma on December 11, 1945; he was 87. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had one child:
	95	i.	Ray

Family of Kate Butler HUTCHCRAFT (26) & Judge Russell MANN

56. Lee Whittington MANN. Born in 1868 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Lee Whittington died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on February 22, 1920; he was 52. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

before 1919 when Lee Whittington was 51, he married Bessie Lee WILSON, daughter of David Thomas WILSON & Mary “Mollie” Bradley CLARK. Born in 1879 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Bessie Lee died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on June 17, 1973; she was 94. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Wilson. Born in 1919 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Wilson died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky in December 1923; she was 4. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.
		ii.	Kate Butler. Born in 1932.

57. Fannie Hedges MANN. Born in November 1876 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Fannie Hedges died in Covington, Campbell County, Kentucky on July 2, 1933; she was 56. Buried in Covington, Campbell County, Kentucky.

In 1905 when Fannie Hedges was 28, she married Russell S. “Rush” SWANGO. Born in 1881 in Kentucky. Russell S. “Rush” died in Covington, Campbell County, Kentucky on December 6, 1938; he was 57. Buried in Covington, Campbell County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Eleanor C. Born in 1907 in Kentucky. Eleanor C. died in 1933; she was 26.
			Eleanor C. married Gilbert WALLACE.

58. Newell “Nellie” MANN. Born in August 1879 in Kentucky. Newell “Nellie” died in 1933; she was 53.

Newell “Nellie” married Walter William KENNEY.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Walter.
	96	ii.	Russell Mann (-1966)
		iii.	Carey.

59. Hattie Hill MANN. Born in February 1884. Hattie Hill died on July 19, 1972; she was 88. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On May 19, 1908 when Hattie Hill was 24, she married Dr. William Kenny DUDLEY, son of James Ambrose DUDLEY (1847-1920) & Elizabeth “Lizzie” KENNY (1856-1926), in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on October 12, 1878 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. William Kenny died in Bourbon County, Kentucky on January 17, 1959; he was 80. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Frances Hedges. Born in 1909. Frances Hedges died in 1933; she was 24.
			Frances Hedges married William O. KENTON. Born about 1913 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. William O. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on December 11, 1978; he was 65.
		ii.	William Kenney. Born in 1910 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. William Kenney died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on April 23, 1993; he was 83. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Eighth Generation 
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Family of Brent Rice HUTCHCRAFT (28) & Mary Fenton KELLER

60. Lucy K. HUTCHCRAFT. Born in November 1884 in Kentucky. Lucy K. died before 1973; she was 88.

On August 30, 1917 when Lucy K. was 32, she married Robert GRAHAM, in Harrison County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Robert

61. David K. HUTCHCRAFT. Born in August 1887 in Kentucky. David K. died before 1973; he was 85.

David K. married Gertrude. Born about 1890 in Indiana. Gertrude died before 1983; she was 93.

They had the following children:
		i.	David B. (1915-1983)
		ii.	Barbara (1919->1983)
		iii.	Daughter (>1920-<1983)

Family of Clara M. HUTCHCRAFT (29) & Charles M. CLENDENIN

62. Roy F. CLENDENIN. Born on December 25, 1877 in North Middletown, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Roy F. died in Louisville, Kentucky on July 26, 1958; he was 80. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Roy F. married Lillie H. HANCOCK. Born on April 4, 1893. Lillie H. died in Louisville, Kentucky on May 19, 1979; she was 86. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Mary Louise

63. Dr. Hugh McIvaine CLENDENIN. Born in 1880 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Hugh McIvaine died in Louisville, Kentucky on January 25, 1909; he was 29. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

In 1906 when Hugh McIvaine was 26, he married Julia BOOKER/BUCKNER. Born in 1884 in “Willow Brook,” Shelby County, Kentucky. Julia died in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Kentucky on March 14, 1955; she was 71. Buried in Grove Hill Cemetery, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Clara (~1907-1983)

Family of Braxton G. REESE/REES (31) & UNNAMED

64. Dr. George M. REESE/REES. Born in 1887 in Louisville, Kentucky. George M. died in Louisville, Kentucky on December 29, 1932; he was 45.

before 1932 when George M. was 45, he married Mattie BAKER. Mattie died after 1936.

They had the following children:
		i.	Brenda
		ii.	Daughter

Family of Frost Henry HUTCHCRAFT (32) & Eliza Jane BATMAN

65. Gladys Eva HUTCHCRAFT. Born in June 1896 in Grayson County, Texas. Gladys Eva died in Oklahoma on October 15, 1932; she was 36. Buried in Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma.

In 1917 when Gladys Eva was 20, she first married Jessie SMITH, in Kingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. Born in Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma. Jessie died before 1919.

On November 15, 1919 when Gladys Eva was 23, she second married Charles L. LOOMIS, in Kingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.

They had the following children:
		i.	Robert Grant (1921-)
		ii.	Ol Eve (~1924-)

66. Frost Lafayette “Jack” HUTCHCRAFT. Born on May 31, 1899 in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. Frost Lafayette “Jack” died in Bishop, Inyo County, California in June 1990; he was 91.

Frost Lafayette “Jack” first married Myrtle FERRELL, in Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma. Born on September 14, 1903. Myrtle died in California on May 5, 1980; she was 76.

They had the following children:
		i.	Francis Leroy
		ii.	Wanda Mae “Mollie” (1928-)

Frost Lafayette “Jack” second married Leta WOOD. Born on February 18, 1901 in St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri. Leta died in Big Pine, Inyo County, California on April 15, 1989; she was 88. Buried in East Line St. Cemetery, Bishop, Inyo County, California.

They had one child:
		i.	Louise Joyce (1934-)

67. Ruby Celestine HUTCHCRAFT. Born on July 8, 1901 in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. Ruby Celestine died in Portland, Washington County, Oregon in August 1992; she was 91.

In April 1922 when Ruby Celestine was 20, she married Raymond Axel STAUFFER, son of Fred J. STAUFFER & Emma Bertha, in St. Louis, Missouri. Born on July 8, 1896 in Chicago, Illinois. Raymond Axel died in Sawtelle, California in 1953; he was 56. Buried in Sawtelle National Cemetery, Sawtelle, California.

They had the following children:
		i.	Roberta Mae (1923-1975)
		ii.	Raymond Norman (1924-)
		iii.	Rose Emma (1926-)

Family of Edward Ray FITHIAN (33) & Mary Ford HEATH

68. Edna Heath FITHIAN. Born on December 9, 1882 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Edna Heath died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on May 23, 1923; she was 40. [14] Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On June 17, 1905 when Edna Heath was 22, she married Charles Brent MAY, son of John Connelly MAY (1849-1905) & Cynthia Arabella “Tinnie” SHAWHAN (1848-1884), in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on March 7, 1875 in Spencer County, Kentucky. Charles Brent died in Lexington, Kentucky in March 1953; he was 77. [15] Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Mary Heath (1904-1982)
		ii.	Elizabeth Brent (1915-1997)

69. Mary Lou FITHIAN. Born on July 27, 1880 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Lou died on January 26, 1978; she was 97. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

In 1909 when Mary Lou was 28, she married Marion Hargis DAILEY, son of Samuel C. DAILEY & Virginia MINTER. Born on March 19, 1869 in Jackson County, Kentucky. Marion Hargis died in Louisville, Kentucky on April 29, 1947; he was 78. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Virginia Cecil (1906-1907)
		ii.	Dailey
		iii.	Marion Dailey (-1971)

70. James Ray FITHIAN. Born on March 27, 1889 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. James Ray died in Cleveland, Cuyohaga County, Ohio on June 6, 1944; he was 55. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

James Ray married Josephine CRONE, daughter of John W. CRONE. Josephine died on November 16, 1923 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	James Ford
		ii.	Louis

Family of Dr. Charles Norris FITHIAN (34) & Elisabeth “Lizzie” McCLINTOCK

71. Edward Warfield FITHIAN. Born in May 1896 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Edward Warfield died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on April 22, 1935; he was 38. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Children:
		i.	Edward Bailey
		ii.	Owen McClintock

Family of Anna Page FITHIAN (35) & Dr. Frank M. FARES

72. Charles Edward FARES. Born in 1892 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Charles Edward died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on May 10, 1946; he was 54. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Charles Edward married Irene Dell TACKETT, daughter of Clay TACKETT & Lillian HARRIS. Born in 1893 in Bath County, Kentucky. Irene Dell died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on October 8, 1984; she was 91. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Charles Edward “Sonny” (1919-1961)
		ii.	Page
		iii.	Martha

Family of John Warren Sweeney RAY (36) & Ida ABBOTT

73. John Sweeney “Bus” RAY. Born in 1882 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. John Sweeney “Bus” died in Lexington, Kentucky on April 5, 1927; he was 45.

before 1925 when John Sweeney “Bus” was 43, he married Nora MURPHY, daughter of Thomas MURPHY & Ellen RYAN. Born about 1891 in Mason County, Kentucky. Nora died in Lexington, Kentucky on July 9, 1960; she was 69.

They had one child:
		i.	Katherine Paddy (~1925-)

Family of Reuben Franklin HUTCHCRAFT (37) & Lucy Jane NOLAND

74. Oliver HUTCHCRAFT. Born on November 2, 1894 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Oliver died in Great Bend, Barton County, Kansas on June 4, 1971; he was 76.

On April 1, 1916 when Oliver was 21, he first married Lillie Leola HELMS, daughter of Edward Henry HELMS & Hettie EWING, in Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas. Born on February 18, 1897 in King City, Gentry County, Missouri. Lillie Leola died in Hoisington, Barton County, Kansas on February 4, 1982; she was 84.

They had the following children:
		i.	Hettie Irene (1917-)
		ii.	Pauline (1924-1983)
		iii.	Paul (1924-)

On August 4, 1923 when Oliver was 28, he second married Ester Ellamay Shilling APPLETON, daughter of Thomas Henry APPLETON & Rosella SEALS/SEALE, in Simmons, Texas County, Missouri. Born on December 8, 1905 in Angelina County, Texas. Ester Ellamay Shilling died in King Hill, Elmer County, Idaho on August 19, 1977; she was 71.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elizabeth June “Bettie” (1924-1924)
		ii.	Oranna Neretta “Hutch” (1925-)

Family of Nancy Ellen “Ella” HUTCHCRAFT (38) & Edward KELLY

75. Mary Lou KELLY. Born about 1890 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Lou died in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky on November 13, 1966; she was 76. Buried in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.

after 1900 when Mary Lou was 10, she married William M. BRANDENBURG, son of Thomas BRANDENBURG & Mollie SHEARER. Born about 1891 in Clark County, Kentucky. William M. died in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky on February 14, 1970; he was 79.

They had the following children:
		i.	Elizabeth
		ii.	Florz Nell

76. Maggie KELLY. Born about 1896 in Kentucky. Buried in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.

Maggie married Judge French DUNCAN.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sudie
		ii.	Mary Ellan

Family of Mary Hattie HUTCHCRAFT (39) & Edward Barnes NEAL

77. Judge Sidney Bishop NEAL. Born on April 28, 1896 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Sidney Bishop died in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky on July 31, 1983; he was 87. Buried in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky.

On June 4, 1925 when Sidney Bishop was 29, he married Lucile Jeanette ARNOLD, in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky. Born on August 10, 1901 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana. Lucile Jeanette died in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky on August 12, 1975; she was 74. Buried in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Sidney Arnold (1927-1987)
		ii.	Dorothy Ann (1930-)
		iii.	Thomas Edward

78. Lillian Kenny NEAL. Born on March 29, 1899 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Lillian Kenny died on June 23, 1960; she was 61. Buried in Resthaven Memorial Park, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky.

Lillian Kenny married James W. RUSSELL, son of Claudia. Born about 1902 in Fisherville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. James W. died in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky on March 28, 1948; he was 46. Buried in Resthaven Memorial Park, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Doris Jean (1931-)

Family of Effie HUTCHCRAFT (41) & John INSKO

79. Herman I. INSKO. Born in 1898 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Herman I. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on March 21, 1969; he was 71. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Child:
		i.	Eddie Link

Family of Katherine “Kate” HUTCHCRAFT (42) & George Norman BUZZARD

80. Nannie Katherine BUZZARD. Born on August 10, 1903 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Nannie Katherine died in Moorehead, Nicholas County, Kentucky on March 8, 1990; she was 86. Buried in Elizaville Cemetery, Fleming County, Kentucky.

On November 12, 1924 when Nannie Katherine was 21, she married Lincoln Ford VICE, son of Monroe Freeland VICE & Eva Blanche CAPPS, in Myers Station, Nicholas County, Kentucky. Born on October 7, 1898 in Moorefield, Nicholas County, Kentucky. Lincoln Ford died in Flemingsburg, Fleming County, Kentucky on February 11, 1973; he was 74. Buried in Elizaville Cemetery, Fleming County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Reynolds Monroe (1927-)
		ii.	Menaldo Norman (1929-)
		iii.	Katherine Blanche (1931-1931)
		iv.	Hazel Irene (1932-)
		v.	Robert Banks (1940-)

81. George Franklin BUZZARD. Born on March 29, 1911 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. George Franklin died in Lexington, Kentucky on October 30, 1973; he was 62. Buried in Elizaville Cemetery, Fleming County, Kentucky.

On May 6, 1936 when George Franklin was 25, he first married Julia GARRISON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On June 4, 1940 when George Franklin was 29, he second married Edith HOWARD, daughter of Silas HOWARD & Amelia HAMILTON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on February 5, 1922.

They had the following children:
		i.	Barbara Jean (1941-)
		ii.	William Fleming (1943-)
		iii.	Arthur Lee (1944-)
		iv.	Larry Frank (Twin) (1948-)
		v.	Gary Thomas (Twin) (1948-)

82. Forrest Thomas BUZZARD. Born on September 19, 1913 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Forrest Thomas died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on December 31, 1976; he was 63. Buried in Evergreen Memorial Garden, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

In 1939 when Forrest Thomas was 25, he married Mildred LYMAN, daughter of Claude LYMAN & Katherine PERKINS. Born on June 24, 1912. Mildred died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on May 6, 1985; she was 72. Buried in Evergreen Memorial Garden, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Claude Thomas (1940-)
		ii.	Dorothy Dean (1942-)
		iii.	James David (1944-)
		iv.	Marilyn Jane (Twin) (1945-)
		v.	Carolyn Fain (Twin) (1945-)

83. Raymond Everett BUZZARD. Born on September 30, 1917 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

On June 20, 1939 when Raymond Everett was 21, he first married Elizabeth BUCKLER, daughter of James BUCKLER, in Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Ethel May

On December 8, 1945 when Raymond Everett was 28, he second married Sallie J. HATTON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Sallie J. died on March 30, 1985 in Ohio.

Family of Fanniebelle HUTCHCRAFT (44) & John T. SUTHERLAND

84. Clay Hutchcraft SUTHERLAND. Born in October 1885 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Clay Hutchcraft died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on September 23, 1965; he was 79. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Clay Hutchcraft married Frances STRODE, daughter of Clayton STRODE & Jennie EUBANK. Born about 1896 in Clark County, Kentucky. Frances died in Cynthiana, Harrison, Kentucky on November 16, 1989; she was 93. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Edward Hutchcraft “Bubba”
		ii.	Lois (~1921-1973)
		iii.	Jane Clay (~-1973)

Family of Benjamin B. HUTCHCRAFT (45) & Mattie V. VARDEN/VARDON

85. Arthur Stephens HUTCHCRAFT. Born in April 1900 in Election, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

before 1930 when Arthur Stephens was 29, he married Marguerite Hale DAVIS. Born in Connecticutt.

They had one child:
		i.	Arthur Stephens (1930-)

Family of Mary Fithian HUTCHCRAFT (46) & Capt. Clarence Colliver DAWES

86. Dorcas Ashbrook DAWES. Born on November 2, 1923 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Dorcas Ashbrook died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on June 26, 1970; she was 46. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

after 1940 when Dorcas Ashbrook was 16, she married Warren Randall LEET, son of H. H. LEET & Pearl ASHURST. Born about 1921 in Lexington, Kentucky. Warren Randall died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on January 11, 1987; he was 66. Buried in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Lynn
		ii.	Rebecca
		iii.	Melissa
		iv.	Mary Brent
		v.	Warren Randall “Randy”
		vi.	William Dawes

Family of William P. HUME (48) & Sallie BACON

87. Sallie HUME. Born in 1873. Sallie died in 1943; she was 70.

Sallie married Oscar DONALDSON.

They had one child:
		i.	Max

88. David P. HUME. Born on February 25, 1874 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. David P. died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on December 14, 1943; he was 69. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

David P. married Myrtle Mae WOOD. Born about 1886 in Kentucky. Myrtle Mae died in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky on October 11, 1922; she was 36. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Oscar
		ii.	Kenney
		iii.	Otis
		iv.	Daughter
		v.	Sally L. (>1873-)

Family of Benjamin Talbott HUME (49) & Susie McCANN

89. Benjamin Talbott HUME Jr. Born in 1876 in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky. Benjamin Talbott died in Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida on December 15, 1961; he was 85. Buried in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.

Benjamin Talbott married Maria RIKER, daughter of Lafon RIKER & Martina MILLER. Born about 1892 in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky. Maria died in Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida on March 13, 1965; she was 73. Buried in Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Martha Riker
		ii.	Martina Miller

Family of Volney W. FERGUSON (51)

90. Volney W. FERGUSON Jr.

Volney W. married Carolyn RAY, daughter of RAY & Lillie H. HANCOCK.

They had the following children:
		i.	Volney W.
		ii.	William H.

Family of James Perry HUTCHCRAFT (52) & Anna Butler VARNON

91. Winn Varnon HUTCHCRAFT. Born on July 11, 1895 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Winn Varnon died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on November 11, 1975; he was 80. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On October 24, 1923 when Winn Varnon was 28, he married Pauline Howell JONES, in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born on September 1, 1903 in Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Helen Gibson (1926-1992)
		ii.	Ann Howell (1927-)
		iii.	Winn Varnon (1942-)

92. Mary Allin HUTCHCRAFT. Born in 1897 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Mary Allin died in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky on November 6, 1989; she was 92. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

On July 9, 1921 when Mary Allin was 24, she married Owen T. GIBSON, in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Born in 1889. Owen T. died in 1930; he was 41. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had one child:
		i.	Mary Varnon

Family of Richard Davis HUTCHCRAFT (53) & Margaret

93. Virginia C. HUTCHCRAFT. Born in January 1890.

Virginia C. married Owen ADAMS.

They had the following children:
		i.	Helen
		ii.	Martha

Family of Eliza Allin “Allie” HART (54) & Dr. William McClelland MILLER

94. Charles Hart MILLER.

Charles Hart married Mary ARMSTRONG.

They had the following children:
		i.	Hart
		ii.	Susan

Family of L. G. RAY (55) & Vicor K. SHIPP

95. Ray SHIPP.

Ray married Olive/alice.

They had the following children:
		i.	Victor Ray
		ii.	Donald Ray

Family of Newell “Nellie” MANN (58) & Walter William KENNEY

96. Russell Mann KENNEY. Born in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Russell Mann died on October 9, 1966 in Decatur, Morgan County, Alabama. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

Russell Mann married Elizabeth BELL, daughter of Russell BELL & Dennie MYALL. Born about 1915 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Elizabeth died in Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama on February 16, 1992; she was 77. Buried in Paris Cemetery, Paris, Kentucky.

They had the following children:
		i.	Russell Mann
		ii.	Charles A.
		iii.	James
		iv.	Whitt
		v.	Alice Margaret

Sources 

1. The Hutchcrafts in America, p. 19.
2. Surname is also listed as APPERSON.--REF
3. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 483-484
4. Welling, Edna Hutchcraft, The Hutchcrafts in America, p. 18.
5. “Hutchcrafts in America,” p. 134, places birthdate at February 16, 1799.
6. E. Polk Johnson, The History of Kentucky and Kentuckians, Vol. III, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Ill., 1912, pp. 1245-1246.
7. WhileE. Polk Johnson lists him as William McClure Miller, others report him as William McClelland Miller (“Hutchcrafts in America,” p. 139).  Regardless, it is evident that i is the sam man.--REF
8. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 488
9. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 470
10. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 469-470
11. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, pp. 464-465
12. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 472
13. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & County, Chicago, 1882, p. 469
14. Deathdate listed as May 17, 1923--”Hutchcrafts of America,” p. 52
15. Death date listed as March 24, 1954--”Hutchcrafts of America,” p. 52.

Index 

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	UNNAMED	spouse of 3
	UNNAMED	spouse of 3
	UNNAMED	spouse of 31
	Gertrude (~1890 - <1983)	spouse of 61
	Margaret	spouse of 53
	Olive/alice	spouse of 95
ABBOTT 
	Ida (1856 - 1931)	spouse of 36
ADAMS 
	Helen	child of 93
	Martha	child of 93
	Owen	spouse of 93
APPLETON 
	Ester Ellamay Shilling (1905 - 1977)	spouse of 74
ARMSTRONG 
	Mary	spouse of 94
ARNOLD 
	Lucile Jeanette (1901 - 1975)	spouse of 77
ASHBROOK 
	Dorcas Saunders (1860 - 1935)	spouse of 18
BACON 
	Sallie (1853 - 1878)	spouse of 48
BAKER 
	Mattie ( - >1936)	spouse of 64
BATMAN 
	Eliza Jane (1977 - 1962)	spouse of 32
BELL 
	Elizabeth (~1915 - 1992)	spouse of 96
BOOKERBUCKNER 
	Julia (1884 - 1955)	spouse of 63
BRANDENBURG 
	Elizabeth	child of 75
	Florz Nell	child of 75
	William M. (~1891 - 1970)	spouse of 75
BUCKLER 
	Elizabeth	spouse of 83
BUZZARD 
	Arthur Lee (1944 - )	child of 81
	Barbara Jean (1941 - )	child of 81
	Carolyn Fain (1945 - )	child of 82
	Claude Thomas (1940 - )	child of 82
	Dorothy Dean (1942 - )	child of 82
	Ethel May	child of 83
	Forrest Thomas (1913 - 1976)	82
	Gary Thomas (1948 - )	child of 81
	George Franklin (1911 - 1973)	81
	George Norman (1873 - 1941)	spouse of 42
	James David (1944 - )	child of 82
	James Newton (1897 - 1955)	child of 42
	John William (1899 - 1943)	child of 42
	Larry Frank (1948 - )	child of 81
	Margeriete (1906 - 1975)	child of 42
	Marilyn Jane (1945 - )	child of 82
	Nannie Katherine (1903 - 1990)	80
	Nora Ray (1908 - 1911)	child of 42
	Raymond Everett (1917 - )	83
	William Fleming (1943 - )	child of 81
CLENDENIN 
	Charles M. (1850 - 1943)	spouse of 29
	Clara (~1907 - 1983)	child of 63
	Dr. Hugh McIvaine (1880 - 1909)	63
	Mary Louise	child of 62
	Roy F. (1877 - 1958)	62
CRONE 
	Josephine ( - 1923)	spouse of 70
CROXTON 
	Susan C. (1835 - 1864)	spouse of 22
CUNNINGHAM 
	Malinda	spouse of 9
	Mary E. (1843 - ~1898)	spouse of 17
DAILEY 
	Dailey	child of 69
	Marion Dailey ( - 1971)	child of 69
	Marion Hargis (1869 - 1947)	spouse of 69
	Virginia Cecil (1906 - 1907)	child of 69
DAVIS 
	Marguerite Hale	spouse of 85
DAWES 
	Capt. Clarence Colliver	spouse of 46
	Dorcas Ashbrook (1923 - 1970)	86
	Son (~1921 - 1922)	child of 46
DONALDSON 
	Max	child of 87
	Oscar	spouse of 87
DU CHEMIN 
	Etta Nilsson (1889 - 1973)	child of 27
	James Alfred (1884 - 1946)	child of 27
	William Bacon (1852 - 1935)	spouse of 27
DUDLEY 
	Frances Hedges (1909 - 1933)	child of 59
	William Kenney Jr. (1910 - 1993)	child of 59
	Dr. William Kenny (1878 - 1959)	spouse of 59
DUNCAN 
	Judge French	spouse of 76
	Mary Ellan	child of 76
	Sudie	child of 76
EPPERSON 
	Eleanor “Nellie” Harrison (1765 - )	spouse of 4
FARES 
	Charles Edward (1892 - 1946)	72
	Charles Edward “Sonny” Jr. (1919 - 1961)	child of 72
	Fithian F.	child of 35
	Dr. Frank M. (1861 - 1933)	spouse of 35
	Martha	child of 72
	Page	child of 72
FERGUSON 
	Abram L.	child of 21
	James William (1830 - )	spouse of 21
	James William Jr.	child of 21
	Lucy Ellen	child of 21
	Maggie B.	child of 21
	Matilda Renick	child of 21
	P. H.	child of 21
	Robert H.	child of 21
	Volney W. Jr.	90
	Volney W. III	child of 90
	Volney W.	51
	William	child of 21
	William H.	child of 90
FERRELL 
	Myrtle (1903 - 1980)	spouse of 66
FITHIAN 
	Anna Page (1859 - 1927)	35
	Dr. Charles Norris (1856 - 1945)	34
	Charles W. (1886 - <1972)	child of 33
	Edna Heath (1882 - 1923)	68
	Edward Bailey	child of 71
	Edward Ray (1854 - 1895)	33
	Edward Warfield (1896 - 1935)	71
	Harry Brent (1890 - 1972)	child of 33
	James Ford Jr. (< - )	child of 70
	James Ray (1889 - 1944)	70
	Louis (< - )	child of 70
	Mary E. (>1850 - 1854)	child of 14
	Mary Lou (1880 - 1978)	69
	Owen McClintock	child of 71
	Dr. Washington (1825 - 1904)	spouse of 14
FLEMING 
	Margaret	spouse of 22
GARRISON 
	Julia	spouse of 81
GASS 
	Sue (<1878 - <1922)	spouse of 48
GIBSON 
	Mary Varnon	child of 92
	Owen T. (1889 - 1930)	spouse of 92
GRAHAM 
	Robert	spouse of 60
	Robert	child of 60
HANCOCK 
	Lillie H. (1893 - 1979)	spouse of 62
HART 
	Dr. Charles Fielding (1828 - 1884)	spouse of 23
	Eliza Allin “Allie” (1874 - 1972)	54
	Sarah Fielding “Sadie” (1879 - 1950)	child of 23
HATTON 
	Sallie J. ( - 1985)	spouse of 83
HAZELWOOD 
	Hanna (1699 - <1767)	spouse of 2
HEATH 
	Mary Ford (1857 - 1923)	spouse of 33
HEDGES 
	Fannie (1805 - 1867)	spouse of 6
HELMS 
	Lillie Leola (1897 - 1982)	spouse of 74
HILL 
	Jessie (1897 - )	child of 25
	W. A.	spouse of 25
HOWARD 
	Edith (1922 - )	spouse of 81
HUME 
	Benjamin Talbott Jr. (1876 - 1961)	89
	Benjamin Talbott (1851 - 1935)	49
	Daisy (1888 - 1978)	child of 49
	Daughter	child of 88
	David J. (1824 - 1904)	20
	David P. (1874 - 1943)	88
	John Clifford	child of 50
	John S.	child of 20
	Kenney	child of 88
	Maria Dudley (1876 - 1977)	child of 49
	Martha (1830 - )	21
	Martha (1879 - 1956)	child of 49
	Martha Riker	child of 89
	Martina Miller	child of 89
	Mary (~1811 - )	child of 7
	Mathew	child of 50
	Orlando V. (~1857 - 1907)	50
	Oscar	child of 88
	Otis	child of 88
	Robert	child of 50
	Sallie (1873 - 1943)	87
	Sally L. (>1873 - )	child of 88
	William P. (1850 - 1922)	48
	William Patton (1792 - 1875)	spouse of 7
HUTCHCRAFT 
	Ann (~1825 - )	child of 9
	Ann Howell (1927 - )	child of 91
	Anna Eliza (1835 - 1901)	23
	Anna Vanmeter (1829 - 1902)	12
	Annie (1857 - 1925)	child of 22
	Arthur Stephens (1900 - )	85
	Arthur Stephens II (1930 - )	child of 85
	Barbara (1919 - >1983)	child of 61
	Beatrice Mae	child of 37
	Belle Ray (>1847 - <1892)	child of 11
	Benjamin B. (1873 - 1903)	45
	Billie Gene (1928 - )	child of 43
	Brent Rice (1849 - 1924)	28
	Carl Edward (1912 - )	child of 43
	Carrie (1829 - 1829)	child of 8
	Catia (1733 - )	child of 2
	Charles E.	child of 16
	Charles Sidney (1860 - 1918)	child of 13
	Clara M. (1857 - 1895)	29
	Clarence Samuel	child of 16
	Clifford Todd (1858 - 1876)	child of 13
	Clyde Archer (1924 - )	child of 43
	Daughter (>1920 - <1983)	child of 61
	David B. (1915 - 1983)	child of 61
	David K. (1887 - <1973)	61
	Davis	child of 22
	Dorothy Jane (1919 - 1990)	child of 43
	Edward Fithian (1876 - 1947)	child of 17
	Effie (1876 - ~1902)	41
	Eleanor Apperson “Ella” (1844 - 1920)	child of 6
	Eliza Frances	child of 9
	Elizabeth (1819 - 1903)	child of 4
	Elizabeth Frances “Eliza” (1796 - 1870)	7
	Elizabeth June “Bettie” (1924 - 1924)	child of 74
	Emma	child of 22
	Ernest Preston (1884 - 1972)	43
	Ettie (1876 - 1914)	child of 16
	Eva	child of 16
	Fannie (1873 - ~1922)	child of 16
	Fanniebelle (1864 - 1942)	44
	Felix Ashbrook (1883 - 1884)	child of 18
	Floyd Vernon (1925 - )	child of 43
	Francis Leroy	child of 66
	Franklin Reuben	child of 37
	Frost Henry (1862 - 1907)	32
	Frost Lafayette “Jack” (1899 - 1990)	66
	Gertrude Nancy (1921 - )	child of 43
	Gladys Eva (1896 - 1932)	65
	Gusta Bell (1869 - 1892)	child of 13
	Harold D. (1913 - )	child of 43
	Harriet Amanda “Hattie” (1847 - 1921)	25
	Harry	child of 22
	Hattie Belle (1926 - )	child of 43
	Hazel May (1914 - 1978)	child of 43
	Helen G. (1882 - 1927)	child of 28
	Dr. Helen Gibson (1926 - 1992)	child of 91
	Helen H. (1891 - 1975)	child of 18
	Henry Clay (1838 - 1919)	17
	Henry Herbert	child of 16
	Hettie Irene (1917 - )	child of 74
	Ida May (1874 - 1961)	40
	James (1800 - 1863)	8
	James (1731 - )	3
	James	1
	James L. (1825 - 1898)	11
	James Perry (1859 - 1918)	52
	James Shaw (1874 - )	child of 13
	Jimmie Kenneth (1930 - )	child of 43
	John (1739 - )	child of 2
	John (1867 - 1903)	child of 13
	John H. (1824 - 1889)	13
	Capt. John “Jack” (1791 - 1865)	5
	John William (1918 - )	child of 43
	Joseph	child of 16
	Josephine Maggie	child of 16
	Kate Butler (1848 - 1933)	26
	Katherine Elizabeth (1911 - 1988)	child of 43
	Katherine “Kate” (1878 - 1964)	42
	Laura (Lavina) (1819 - 1913)	10
	Lillie Belle	child of 16
	Louan M. (1840 - 1860)	child of 8
	Louise Joyce (1934 - )	child of 66
	Lucy Jane	child of 37
	Lucy K. (1884 - <1973)	60
	Lula Mary (1864 - )	child of 13
	Mamie Lee	child of 37
	Margaret ( - 1847)	child of 3
	Margaret “Maggie” ( - >1902)	child of 11
	Margaret McIlvain (~1838 - 1899)	24
	Martha Clay “Mattie” (1853 - 1903)	child of 8
	Martha Lucinda	child of 9
	Mary	child of 9
	Mary Alice	child of 37
	Mary Allin (1897 - 1989)	92
	Mary Brent (1829 - 1900)	child of 5
	Mary Brent (1880 - 1973)	child of 28
	Mary Eliza (1834 - 1861)	15
	Mary Fithian (1885 - 1963)	46
	Mary Frances “Fannie” (1831 - 1907)	child of 8
	Mary Hattie (1871 - 1946)	39
	Mary Lou (Lucinda) (1829 - 1909)	14
	Mattie Lucy	child of 16
	Nancy Ann “Nannie” (1736 - 1818)	child of 2
	Nancy Coff (1850 - 1892)	19
	Nancy Ellen “Ella”	38
	Nellie Opal	child of 37
	Nimrod (1801 - 1831)	9
	Oliver (1894 - 1971)	74
	Oranna Neretta “Hutch” (1925 - )	child of 74
	Paul (1924 - )	child of 74
	Pauline (1924 - 1983)	child of 74
	Pearl (1882 - 1976)	child of 16
	Percy Le	child of 16
	Preston Ernest (1916 - 1945)	child of 43
	Reuben (1872 - )	child of 13
	Reuben Brent Jr. (1886 - 1918)	child of 18
	Reuben Brent (1841 - 1925)	18
	Reuben Franklin (1867 - 1953)	37
	Reuben Lee (1794 - 1865)	6
	Reuben Lee (1923 - )	child of 43
	Richard (1789 - <1825)	child of 4
	Richard	child of 53
	Richard Davis (1892 - 1986)	child of 52
	Richard Davis (1859 - <1908)	53
	Richard Williams (1832 - 1907)	22
	Ruby Celestine (1901 - 1992)	67
	Samuel LaTrelle Williams (1855 - 1921)	child of 8
	Silas (1832 - 1857)	child of 6
	Thomas (1759 - 1825)	4
	Thomas (1696 - 1771)	2
	Thomas A. (1827 - 1897)	child of 6
	Thomas Kimberlin	child of 16
	Velma Fern	child of 37
	Virginia C. (1890 - )	93
	Wanda Mae “Mollie” (1928 - )	child of 66
	William Harrison (1880 - 1958)	child of 16
	William Henry “Billie”	child of 37
	William L. (1836 - 1918)	16
	Winn Varnon (1895 - 1975)	91
	Winn Varnon Jr. (1942 - )	child of 91
INSKO 
	Clellan H. (1895 - 1969)	child of 41
	Eddie Link	child of 79
	Herman I. (1898 - 1969)	79
	John	spouse of 41
JONES 
	Mary H. “Mollie” (1837 - >1900)	spouse of 13
	Pauline Howell (1903 - )	spouse of 91
KELLER 
	Mary Fenton (1854 - 1907)	spouse of 28
KELLY 
	Claude (~1904 - ~1906)	child of 38
	Edward	spouse of 38
	Katherine (~1895 - 1974)	child of 38
	Maggie (~1896 - )	76
	Mary Lou (~1890 - 1966)	75
	Maude (~1892 - )	child of 38
KENNEY 
	Alice Margaret	child of 96
	Carey	child of 58
	Charles A.	child of 96
	Charles Walter Jr.	child of 58
	James	child of 96
	Russell Mann ( - 1966)	96
	Russell Mann Jr.	child of 96
	Walter William	spouse of 58
	Whitt	child of 96
KOHLASS 
	Anna Belle (1859 - 1941)	spouse of 30
LEET 
	Lynn	child of 86
	Mary Brent	child of 86
	Melissa	child of 86
	Rebecca	child of 86
	Warren Randall (~1921 - 1987)	spouse of 86
	Warren Randall “Randy” Jr.	child of 86
	William Dawes	child of 86
LOOMIS 
	Charles L.	spouse of 65
	Ol Eve (~1924 - )	child of 65
	Robert Grant (1921 - )	child of 65
LYMAN 
	Mildred (1912 - 1985)	spouse of 82
MANN 
	Fannie Hedges (1876 - 1933)	57
	Hattie Hill (1884 - 1972)	59
	James Hutchcraft (1873 - 1873)	child of 26
	Kate Butler (1932 - )	child of 56
	Lee Whittington (1868 - 1920)	56
	Mary Wilson (1919 - 1923)	child of 56
	Newell “Nellie” (1879 - 1933)	58
	Ray (1881 - 1915)	child of 26
	Judge Russell (1839 - 1912)	spouse of 26
MAY 
	Charles Brent (1875 - 1953)	spouse of 68
	Elizabeth Brent (1915 - 1997)	child of 68
	Mary Heath (1904 - 1982)	child of 68
McCANN 
	Susie (1855 - 1931)	spouse of 49
McCLINTOCK 
	Elisabeth “Lizzie” (1872 - 1959)	spouse of 34
McILVAIN 
	Margaret (1798 - 1842)	spouse of 5
McMILLEN 
	Bertha Mae (1890 - 1975)	spouse of 43
MILLER 
	Charles Hart	94
	Hart	child of 94
	Susan	child of 94
	Dr. William McClelland (1850 - 1918)	spouse of 54
	William McClure Jr. (1906 - 1932)	child of 54
MOORE 
	Miss UNNAMED	spouse of 50
MURPHY 
	Nora (~1891 - 1960)	spouse of 73
NEAL 
	Dorothy Ann (1930 - )	child of 77
	Edward Barnes (1870 - 1949)	spouse of 39
	James Conner (1894 - 1990)	child of 39
	James Weaver (1891 - 1919)	child of 39
	Lillian Kenny (1899 - 1960)	78
	Sidney Arnold (1927 - 1987)	child of 77
	Judge Sidney Bishop (1896 - 1983)	77
	Thomas Edward	child of 77
	William Edward (1890 - 1890)	child of 39
NELSONNEWMAN 
	James William	child of 47
	Mary Stuart	child of 47
	William Arnold (~1871 - 1933)	spouse of 47
NOLAND 
	Lucy Jane (1879 - 1958)	spouse of 37
	Mary Elizabeth “Lizzie B.” (1872 - 1939)	spouse of 16
RAY 
	Betsy A. ( - 1968)	child of 36
	C. Dorsey	child of 24
	Carolyn	spouse of 90
	George Bell “Pat” (~1881 - 1965)	child of 36
	Dr. James Edward (~1837 - >1899)	spouse of 24
	Dr. John D. (1824 - )	spouse of 15
	John Sweeney “Bus” (1882 - 1927)	73
	John Warren Sweeney (~1859 - 1928)	36
	Katherine Paddy (~1925 - )	child of 73
	L. G. (1866 - 1920)	55
	Louis Heath ( - 1927)	child of 36
	Warren (1854 - 1861)	child of 15
	William (>1853 - )	child of 15
REESEREES 
	Braxton G. (1859 - 1938)	31
	Brenda	child of 64
	Charles H.	child of 12
	Chester E. (1857 - 1897)	child of 12
	Daughter	child of 64
	Dr. George M. (1887 - 1932)	64
	James D. (1854 - 1887)	child of 12
	John Stanley (1852 - 1938)	30
	Wallace Kohlass (1883 - 1960)	child of 30
	Major Winchester Elhanan (1808 - 1894)	spouse of 12
RICE 
	Nancy Lucy “Nannie” (1825 - 1892)	spouse of 11
RIKER 
	Maria (~1892 - 1965)	spouse of 89
RUSSELL 
	Doris Jean (1931 - )	child of 78
	James W. (~1902 - 1948)	spouse of 78
SAMMSSARMES 
	Frank	child of 40
	Harlan ( - <1908)	spouse of 40
	Julia	child of 40
SHIPP 
	Donald Ray	child of 95
	Ray	95
	Vicor K. (1858 - 1945)	spouse of 55
	Victor Ray	child of 95
SMITH 
	Jessie ( - <1919)	spouse of 65
STAUFFER 
	Raymond Axel (1896 - 1953)	spouse of 67
	Raymond Norman (1924 - )	child of 67
	Roberta Mae (1923 - 1975)	child of 67
	Rose Emma (1926 - )	child of 67
STRODE 
	Frances (~1896 - 1989)	spouse of 84
STUART 
	Benjamin James (1878 - )	child of 19
	Daniel (1845 - 1893)	spouse of 19
	Daniel David (>1868 - )	child of 19
	Ella (1874 - 1951)	child of 19
	Fanny Carrie (1881 - )	child of 19
	Mary Lou (1870 - 1963)	47
	Sarah “Sallie” (1872 - 1948)	child of 19
SUTHERLAND 
	Clay Hutchcraft (1885 - 1965)	84
	Edward Hutchcraft “Bubba”	child of 84
	Jane Clay (~ - 1973)	child of 84
	John T. (~1851 - 1886)	spouse of 44
	Lois (~1921 - 1973)	child of 84
SWANGO 
	Eleanor C. (1907 - 1933)	child of 57
	Russell S. “Rush” (1881 - 1938)	spouse of 57
TACKETT 
	Irene Dell (1893 - 1984)	spouse of 72
TALBOTT 
	Martha Ann (1828 - 1894)	spouse of 20
TEALTEEL 
	James (ca1908 - )	child of 40
	Walker (1886 - 1953)	spouse of 40
TOMPKINS 
	Alfred Garret (1812 - 1888)	spouse of 10
	Ida Brent (1848 - 1932)	child of 10
	Mary Anna “Mamie” (1850 - 1934)	27
VARDENVARDON 
	Mattie V. (1873 - 1966)	spouse of 45
VARNON 
	Anna Butler (1864 - 1937)	spouse of 52
VICE 
	Hazel Irene (1932 - )	child of 80
	Katherine Blanche (1931 - 1931)	child of 80
	Lincoln Ford (1898 - 1973)	spouse of 80
	Menaldo Norman (1929 - )	child of 80
	Reynolds Monroe (1927 - )	child of 80
	Robert Banks (1940 - )	child of 80
WELLS 
	Katherine Elizabeth “Kate” (1848 - 1888)	spouse of 16
WILLIAMS 
	Eliza (1812 - 1881)	spouse of 8
WILSON 
	Bessie Lee (1879 - 1973)	spouse of 56
WOOD 
	Leta (1901 - 1989)	spouse of 66
	Myrtle Mae (~1886 - 1922)	spouse of 88