UNKNOWN married COOPER UNKNOWN. [Group Sheet]

WILLIAM married MINNICK NELLIE. [Group Sheet]

WILLIAM married WHITAKER NANNIE BEA on 18 Sep 1913 in Pulaski County, Kentucky. NANNIE was born on 4 Aug 1895 in Pulaski County, Kentucky; died on 12 Dec 1987 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana; was buried on 15 Dec 1987 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Joseph Allen Herrin Family Bible (Photocopy in my files).
"James Francis Herrin was borned Saturday May 29, 1841."

!MILITARY: a) Dept of Interior Pension Office Sep 8, 1882. Request for hospital
treatment for no. 402302 of James F. Herrin late a private Co F 2 regmt Ky Cav
for chronic piles and rheumatism contracted at Munfordsville Ky in Jan 1862.
Treatment was in the hospital at Louisville, Ky. discharged Oct 12, 1864, staed
by claimant.
b) War Dept. Surgeon General's Office Washington D. C. Mch 24,
1883. Claim No. 402302. Pvt. J. F. Herring Co F 2 Ky Cav admitted to G. H. at
Louisville Ky Jan 8, 1862 with bronchitis and returned to service Jan 20, 1862.
c) General Affadavit 40.2.2302 in the matter of James F. Herrin
by Shadrack Estepp. (Declaration that Estepp had knowledge of the piles and
rheumatism of James F. Herrin for pension approval). Oct 19, 1886.
d) General Affadavit 40.2.302 in the matter of James F. Herrin by
William Johnson. (Declaration by Johnson that claimant James F. Herrin suffered
greatly from piles and that he served in Captain Charles Zachary's Company F
Second Ky Cavaly of Volunteers for pension approval). Dec. 21, 1886.
e) Bureau of Pensions Cert. No. 367911 Jas F. Herrin. Married to
Elisabeth J. Randall Nov 1, 1866 by Rev. Josiah Claunch, record exists in bible
at home and in clerk's office, and he had not been previously married. He
listed 10 living children and their birth dates. Mar 4, 1898.
f) Claim for Pension 357911 by James F. Herrin, May 22, 1912.
Claimant states that he is 78 years of age and a resident of near Grundy P.O.
and that he enrolled at Camp Joe Holt Ind 9th July 1861 as a private in Co. F
2nd Ky Cavalry in the service of the United States during the Civil War and
that he also served in W. P. Ingram's Co. D Ky State Vol Halls gap Battalion.
He had light complexion, blue eyes, light hair,, was 6' 1" tall and a farmer,
born May 29, 1841. He "is a pensioner under cert. no. 367911. Current address
is Shopville, Pulaski Co., Ky.
g) Physicians Affadavit Proof of Physical Disability Pulaski Co. Ky.
In the Pension Claim No. 367.911 of James F. Herrin late of Co F 2nd Ky Vol
Cavalry. Jas A. Bante of Somerset made oath that he had treated James F.
Herrin for chronic diarhea at intervals of every 2 or 3 months accompanied by
portruding piles, palpitation of the heart made worse by the least bodily
exertion and that he performed not more than half a man labor. Nov 16, 1906.
h) Declaration for Widows Pension, Pulaski Co. Ky Sept 5, 1912 by
Elisabeth J. Herrin aged 61 a resident of Shopville, Pulaski Co., Ky, a widow
of James F. Herrin who enrolled at Stanford July 9, 1861 as a private in Co F
2nd Regmt Ky Cavalry and honorably discharged Oct 12, 1864. He also served as
Sergt. of Capt. W. P. Seagram Co. D Halls Gap Regmt of Ky State Volunteers from
Mar 1, 1865 serving 1 year or during the war. She was married under
the name of Elisabeth J. Randall at James Randall's home on Nov 1,
1866 by Josiah Claunch and had not been previously married. That said soldier
died Aug 20, 1912 at his home at Shopville, Ky. That her post office address
is Shopville, Pulaski Co. Ky.. Sep 5, 1912.
i) Dept of Interior Pensioner Dropped Cert. no. 367911 James F.
herrin who was last paid at $17 to Aug 4, 1912 dropped due to death Aug 20,
1912. !MARRIAGE: Commonwealth of Kentucky Marriage Bk. 4 Bond 105.
..........................................................................
Marriage Between James F. Herrin and Elizabeth J. Randolph 1st November,
1866, Signed James F. Herrin and Andrew James. Attest, E. D. Porch, clerk.
James F. Herrin, groom of Pulaski County, Ky, age 25, 1st marriage;
occupation, farmer and late soldier of 2nd regmt. of Ky Calvary, born
Pulaski County, Ky; and bride Elizabeth J. Randolph of Pulaski County, Ky,
16 years old, 1st marriage, born Pulaski County, Ky. Married at James
Randolph's in Pulaski County, Ky 1 Nov 1866. Signed James F. Herrin,
attest E. D. Porch.
..........................................................................

!CENSUS: Listed as 19 years old in the 1860 Census of Pulaski Co. KY Dist. 1
Somerset, Page 69, House 438, Family 424.

!RESIDENCE: Shopville, Pulaski Co., Ky.

He lived at the time of his death on the Grundy Rd. just south of the
Somerset/London Rd. right at the 2nd bend, on the left and upon the hill.
Joseph lived across the road and south a few hundred yards.

!MILITARY: Served in the U.S. Army in the Civil War. Rank: Sergeant (Company F
2nd Regiment Volunteer Calvary). Served from 7 Jul 1861 until 12 Oct 1864.
Disabilities incurred: chronic diarhea, piles and rhumatism.

!DEATH: Kentucky Vital Statistics Pulaski Co., KY Vol. 53 Cert. 20898.

Herrin, James Francis Pulaski Co. 8/20/1912

!BURIAL: Buried in the Randall-Herrin Cemetery on Herrin Lane in Shopville, KY.
James F. Herrin May 19 1841 Aug 20 1912

JAMES married RANDOLPH ELIZABETH JANE on 1 Nov 1866 in Shopville, Pulaski County, Kentucky. ELIZABETH (daughter of RANDALL JAMES H. and GILLILAND NANCY) was born on 27 Feb 1851 in Shopville, Pulaski County, Kentucky; died on 2 Apr 1926 in Shopville, Pulaski County, Kentucky; was buried in Randall-Herrin, Pulaski County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Per Larry Herrin:
!MARRIAGE: Commonwealth of Kentucky Marriage Bond 105.

!CENSUS: a) 1860 Census show her as 10 years old, Pulaski Co., Ky Page 70 of
Dist. 1 Somerset. House 445, family 431.
b) 1920 Pulaski Co. Kentucky Census Dwelling 15 Family 18 Sht. 1B
living on Old London Rd. Price Precinct #21

source b):
Herrin, Elizabeth J. head O M F W 70 S _ Yes Yes KY KY KY Farmer
Caremen maid F W 16 S Yes Yes Yes KY KY KY Maid

!RESIDENCE: Shopville, Pulaski Co., Ky.

!DEATH: a) Kentucky Vital Statistics Vol. 23 Cert. 11410 4/2/1926
b) Commonwealth of Kentucky Bureau of Vital Statistics no. 1976.
c) Drop Report 753353 of Pensioner Elizabeth J. Herrin due to death
Apr 2, 1926
d) Somerset Undertaking Company Records, page 101

source a):
Herrin, Eliz. J. Pulaski Co.

source b):
Elizabeth J. Harrin of Pulaski Co. Ky Voting Precinct of Grundy Reg. Dist.
no. 1217 file no. 11410, sex female, white, widowed born Apr 22, age 73 years,
housekeeper, birthplace Kentucky. Informant, Ray Herrin, Shopville, Ky. Burial
Randel Cemetery Apr 8, 1926 by Somerset Undertaking of Somerset. Filed
Apr 3, 1926. Date of death April 2, 1926 at 8:00 pm. died of apoplexy. Signed
by Thomas M. Gaines of Valley Oak, KY. Affadavit seal affixed at
Louisville, Ky July 6, 1936 by J.W. Blackerley.

source d):
Deceased: Elizabeth Herron Died: 3 Apr 1926 Born: 75 years
Burial: Shopville Remarks: Charge J. W. Herron
Parents: James Randall/Nancy Gilmore F?M born: KY/KY
Note: Died Shopville

!BURIAL: Buried in the Peyton Randall Cemetery on Herrin Lane in Shopville, KY.
(Herrin-Randall).

!NOTE: Memoriam and Poem by Alice Herrin, wife of Allen Custer:
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In memory of my dear aunt Elizabeth J. Herrin.
Joyful Easter is here again and how vivid it brings to mind the event of
two years ago, for it was then that the death angel claimed my dear aunt.
She has been gone only two short years yet it seems so long, oh, so long
since I saw her smiling face or heard her welcomed voice. "Aunt Liz" had
a smile and a word of welcome for all. She was a dear good woman and her
friends were numbered by her acquaintances. She had been blessed with the
charm of true patience; had not been mad or spoke an unkind word to anyone
for nearly thirty years.
~
I miss you, Aunty, how I miss you -
Friends may think the wound is
healed;
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within my heart con-
cealed.
~
How I miss your cheerful presence
In the home you loved so dear,
And my heart is filled with anquish
When I see your vacant chair.
~
My heart was filled with bitter sor-
row,
When I bade you a last adieu;
Though you cannot come to me,
I am coming home to you.
ALICE HERRIN
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