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3651 I29769  Per Larry Herrin:
The children listed came from a 1920 DeKalb Co. Al. census with the exception of Mary .
Lawson went by the name Lawson Taylor Bray. 
3652 I29772  Per Larry Herrin:
This obituary appeared in the Ft. Payne Journal on Wed. July 4, 1945.


"Chester Bray Killed By Train"

"Chester Bray, about 35, an employ of the Dyer Lumber Company, Trenton, Georgia, was fatally injured Thursday morning, June 21, at 8 o'clock, when a fast A.G.S. railway freight train struck his automobile at the street crossing near the Church of God, two blocks east of the courthouse.
Bray was enroute to the Dyer Lumber Company planing mill where he was employed, and when he reached the railway crossing he evidently did not see or hear the fast approaching south bound freight train, for he drove his car upon the track immediately in front of the engine, and had no time to stop or escape before he was struck. The auto which Bray was driving was literally torn to scraps, the engine being hurled across the street some forty or 50 feet a way.
Bray suffered a severe injury of the head, both legs appeared to be broken, and he evidently suffered from internal injuries as well.
An ambulance from Chattanooga was called and made a record run to Trenton, and rushed the injured man to Newell's Sanitarium, where he died an hour after his arrival.
Bray came to Trenton from Valley Head, Ala., some months ago, and secured a position with the Dyer Lumber Company as fireman, and has been regularly employed since his arrival here.
He is survived bY his wife and other relatives who reside in Valley Head, -Dade County Times" 
3653 I29774  Per Larry Herrin:
Samuel went by the name Samuel Jefferson Bray. 
3654 I29783  Per Larry Herrin:
All information on this Chadwick family came from a book in the Dade County Ga. Library, cal led;
"Chadwick, Cooper, Hawkins, Richards", by Richard Cross and William A Lewis. Published in 1993.
Contact: William A. Lewis
2525 Skyway St. Gadsden, Al. 35901
256-547-3229 
3655 I2985  Raymond H. Sonnenberg, 72 of Belleville, ILL, born Nov. 30, 1930, in Collinsville, IL, died Wednesday, March 5, 2003, at memorial Hospital, Belleville, IL.

Ray was a 1952 graduate of St. Louis University. At St. Louis University, he played football and basketball on the varsity teams.

Ray was named to the NCAA Missouri Valley All America Team and played in the World Series of basketball against the Harlem Globetrotters. He was named to the Illinois and St. Louis University sports halls of fame.

After graduation, Ray entered the U.S. Air force. While in the Air Force, Ray was a member of the basketball team that won the World-Wide Air Force Championship and World-Wide Inter-Service Championship.

Ray officiated for many years in all levels of sports. he was a member of the Illinois High School Officials Association and was a basketball official in the Missouri Valley Conference. In 1968 and 1970, he officiated the College Division of the NCAA Basketball Finals. Also in 1968, Ray officiated the Olynpic Basketball Trial Games. From 1967 until 1978, Ray served as a head linesman in the National Football League.

Ray was the executive director of the East St. Louis YMCA and its successors, the Bi-County YMCA and YMCA of Southwest Illinois. The former Bi-County Center of the YMCA of Southwest Illinois was re-named the Sonnenberg Center in his honor. Ray also served as a council member in the National Council fo the YMCA of the USA and was a member of the board of directors for the Region 1 YMCAs in America. Ray and his wife, Celeste, who preceded him in death, were members of the Lamplighters Society of the YMCA of South-west Illinois.

Ray was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and served as the metro-east president from 1970 to 1972 and the Branch Rickey Chapter president from 1986 to 1988. He was a Sunday school teacher at Trinity Lutheran Church from 1955 to 1965.

Ray served as a Belleville city Alderman from Ward 4 for approximately 20 years. he served as a member of the school board for Notre Dame Acadamey of Belleville from 1970 to 1972 and St. Henry's Seminary, also from 1970 to 1972.

Ray was preceded in death by his wife, Celeste Sonnenberg, his parents, Samuel and Elanor, nee Reimler, Sonnenberg, and a sister, Bessie Harris.

Surviving are his seven children and their spouses, Ray and Theresa Sonnenberg Jr. of Belleville, ILL., Celeste and Phil Furmanek of Belleville, ILL., Sue and Bob Mayberry of Millstadt, ILL., Jeanne and Mike Sanders of Belleville, ILL., Kate and Bill Gavin of Swansea, Ill., Kirk and Kelly Sonnenberg of Millstadt, Ill., and Greg and Vicky Sonnenberg of St. Louis, MO.: two brothers, Al (Nancy) Sonnenberg of Montrose, Iowa, and Walter Sonnenberg of Collinsville, Ill.: two sisters, Shirley Gili of Collinsville, Ill., and Linda Wiseman of Salen, Ill.; 15 grandchildren, Austin, Niclole, Erin, Erik, Raechel, Megan, Justin, Jeremy, Anne, Catherine, Chris, Casey, Carson, Charlie, and Mary; and many dear nieces, nephews and cousins.

Memorial gifts may be directed in Ray's memory to the YMCA of Southwest Illinois Downtown Belleville Center Capital Construction Fund, The Fellowship of Christian Athletes or St. Henry's Catholic Church.

Funeral procession will leave at 9:45 a.m. Saturday, March 8, 2003, from Kurrus Funeral Home, Belleville, Ill., for a 10 a.m. Mass of Christian burial at St. Henry's Catholic Church, Belleville, Ill., with Monsignor Bernard Voss and the Rev. Bill Rowe officiating. Internment will be in Lake View memorial Gardens, Fairview Heights, Ill. 
3656 I29864  Per Larry Herrin:
All the birth information came from the family Bible of Maude Goins Logsden. 
3657 I29895  Per Larry Herrin:
The 1910 DeKalb Co. Al. Census shows Charlie living in the household with the Elishia Tatu m family as a boarder. He was 20 years old single and born in Al. 
3658 I2996  Nothing further is known about Nellie, whether she lived or even what her last name was. Rosa was forced to give her up for adoption 1906. Rosa stated that she the orphanage would not accept Nellie because they believed she had TB like her father did. She may have been adoped by a family in Belleville, IL as that is where Rosa said she tried to send Nellie's clothes after she was adopted. 
3659 I29981  Per Larry Herrin:
All information on the Otinger / Beasley family came from Joe Morton, Huntsville, Al. JLMHun t/@/aol.com 
3660 I29988  Per Larry Herrin:
Mary died during childbirth. 
3661 I29990  Larry Herrin originally had Zelma's middle name listed as Marie. I was contacted by her granddaughter Jennifer explaining that her correct middle name was Geneva.

Corrected on 12/30/2012 by RLG. 
3662 I29993  Per Larry Herrin:
All the information for the families of Joe Lindsey Cash were obtained from census records and from a family report found on file in the Crossville, Al. Public Library. The report was placed there by Mr. Walter Cash of Crossville, Al. 
3663 I30011  Per Larry Herrin:
Lemuel also had a stepson named Woodrow Cantrell and 16 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild at the time of his death. 
3664 I3003  Died following a car accident in which their automobile was struck by a bus. The accident also claimed the life of George Raber of Troy (brother of Ella) and two of William's children (William and Thomas) were injured. Ella was pregnant at the time of the accident with Charles.

According to newspaper reports, the party was on its way to collinsville to attend a picture show at the Miners' theatre. The traffic was heavy on the National Trall at the time and it was snowing, making driving somewhat difficult. According to reports, L.W. simpson of Collinsville, driver of the bus, turned out to pass a car just ahead and driven by Frank Stubblefield of Greenville. It is also said that Ramshaw had also passed another car just before the collision, but this has not been verified.

The bus and the car came together in a heavy impact. Ramshaw's car was truck near the center on the left side and thrown into a ditch, the forward part of the bus landing on top of it. The five occupants of the closed car were caught under the wreckage with no chance of escape. A number of passengers on the bus were shaken up and bruised but none seriously. The Ramshaw car, a Studebaker sedan, was reducted to a mass of wreckage.

Following the accident, traffic became greatly congested and soon a line of cars fully a mile long on each side were held up at the scene of the wreck. Physicians were called from Troy and an ambulance summoned from Collinsville. Ramshaw was the first taken from the wreck and expired a few minutes after. Raber was alive and conscious when removed and was placed in an ambulance along with Ramshaw. The latter's body was left at a Collinsville undertaking establishment and Raber was hurried to St. Mary's Hospital in East St. Louis. He had both legs broken, an anrm and hand badly torn, a deep scalp wound and probably internal injuries. Death ensued at the hospital at 4 o'clock Monday morning.

The two Ramshaw children were taken to Highland hospital and Llewellyn was brought to his home here but later also taken to Highland. Thomas Ramshaw, youngest of the children, was the most seriously injured. He suffered a fractured thigh, fractured jaw and concussion of the brain. William was also severely cut about the head and legs and has slight internal injuries. 
3665 I3004  Ella had Charles after the death of her husband in a car accident. She moved to CA sometime before 1940, and died in LaHabra, CA on 8/2/1972.

In the 1900 census, Ella and her family were neighbors of the Ramshaws. She was very active in town and church functions in Troy. 
3666 I30066  Per Larry Herrin:
In 1949, Viola was living in Ft. Fayne, Al. 
3667 I30074  Per Larry Herrin:
"Tex" died from gangreen due to infection in her foot. She stepped on a pitchfork while planting potatoes. 
3668 I30083  Per Larry Herrin:
1 _MDCL Was on oxygen 
3669 I30084  Per Larry Herrin:
1 NAME Bessie /Hicks/


In her half sister LouAnna Bray's funeral announcement in Feb. 1984, Bessie's last name wa s listed as "Overby". When she died in Dec. 1999 her last name was listed as "Holcomb". 
3670 I30085  Per Larry Herrin:
Melvin worked at the Peerless Woolen Mills, later called Rossville Yarn Co., for close to fifty years. 
3671 I3009  William is living with his parents and siblings in the 1860 census records in Lawrence Co, IL.

William is found living with his parents in the 1870 census records in Lawrence Co, IL, he is a farmer and the only child still at home.

Found in the 1880 Crawford Co, KS census records with his wife Fannie and children.
 
3672 I3010  Is listed in the 1850 and a1860 census records for Lawrence Co, IL. In both cases he states that he was born in OH. 
3673 I30108  Per Larry Herrin:
"Tex" died from gangreen due to infection in her foot. She stepped on a pitchfork while planting potatoes. 
3674 I30125  Per Larry Herrin:
1 NAME William B. /Kerby/
2 SOUR S23832
3 DATA
4 TEXT Date of Import: May 1, 2000


Some family members spell the family name "Kirby" but the Kerby spelling was taken off his tombstone. 
3675 I30137  Per Larry Herrin:
1 NAME Enoch /York/
2 SOUR S18033
3 DATA
4 TEXT Date of Import: Apr 9, 2000
2 SOUR S23832
3 DATA
4 TEXT Date of Import: May 1, 2000 
3676 I30178  Per Larry Herrin:
Jimmy died by drowning. 
3677 I30249  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pulaski County, Kentucky shows Daniel Heron's father born in Virginia.
Other records show him as born in Pulaski Co., KY. His birth date is
calculated from the 1819 Pulaski Co., KY Tax List (he did not appear in the
1818 List (1819-21=1798). List shows him over 21 for the first time in 1819.
Pulaski County Kentucky MB III shows Washington Herrin's father as being born
in Alabama.

!MARRIAGE: Pulaski County Kentucky marriage Records 1797-1850", page __.
(Certified bond on file).

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA. The names and dates of Edward Herrin were found
in an old family bible in possession of Mr. Bob Mize (according to note on the
family data sheet). (A copy of the Edward Herrin Family Bible is on file with
L. Herrin; 2 sheets). He appears in the Tax Lists right next to William and
Isaac several times.

!DEED: a) Pulaski County, Kentucky Deed Book 14, page 500 2 Oct 1851
b) Pulaski County, Kentucky Deed Book 30, page 194 7 Oct 1880
c) Pulaski County, Kentucky Deed Book 6, page 320 5 Mar 1827

source a):
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Deed between Thomas Stogsdill of Pulaski County, Kentucky of the one part
and heirs of Edward Herrin deceased of the other part land conveyed by
Edward Herrin deceased in his lifetime to the aforesaid Thomas Stogsdill
and the same place on which Thomas Stogsdill, Jr. now lives, the said
Thomas Stogsdill, Jr. sold to heirs of Edward Herrin deceased land on
Buck Creek supposed to contain 75A. (Beginning on a Post Oak Shaderick
Herrins North Corner running ...)
attest Thomas Stogsdill
Jefferson Hargis
Thomas Stogsdill, Jr.
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source b):
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Deed between Alfred Alexander and Elizabeth his wife late Elizabeth
Stogsdill Washington Hargis and Milly his wife late Milly Stogsdill
Williamson Stogsdill Morris Stogsdill Thomas Stogsdill John Stogsdill
Riley Stogsdill Thomas Alexander and Ruth his wife late Ruth Stogsdill
The heirs of Richard Stogsdill whose names are unknown Daniel Herrin
William Herrin Sarah Herrin Richard Herrin Thomas Herrin and Edward
Herrin Washington Herrin the eight last named being children and heirs at
law of Nancy Herrin deceased who was one of the heirs of of Thomas
Stogsdill deceased and Henry Bullock of the county aforesaid of the second
part. Land sold by commissioners 16 Nov 1857 at $256 land on the waters
of Buck Creek first tract begins at hickory and black oak on Shaderick
Herrins line.
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source c):
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Edward Herrin and Nancy Herrin his wife of Pulaski County, Kentucky (one
part) & Richard Stogsdill of county aforesaid (other part) for $90 100A
on Buck Creek on Sugartree Hollow passing Isaac Herrins corner . Edward "X" Herrin --SEAL--
Nancy "X" Herrin --SEAL--
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!DEATH: a) The Rockcastle County, KY Census lists his two youngest sons living
with Daniel, his oldest. Edward and Nancy are probably dead by 1850, then.
1842 is the last Tax List he appears in.
b) Pulaski County Kentucky Inventory of Edward Herrin, dec'd Book 3
page 576 (Abstracted by Larry Herrin).
c) Pulaski County Kentucky Account of Sales of the Estate of Edward
Herrin, dec'd Will Book 3 page 584 (Abstracted by Larry Herrin).

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source b):
Produced to us by Daniel Herrin, his admin.
---Inventory---
Total $145.87
Certified 21 December 1842 James Hargis
William R Mize
Wm Stogsdill
Appraisers statement appearing before J. P.
William Bradley, JP
20 Feb 1843
Approved and recorded by Court.
Will Fox, Clk
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source c):
20 March 1843
too chears Washington 1=50
2 chearns Simeon Bullock 1=26
one Jno?Cradel Jonathan Lankford
one Christ? Wm Stogsdill 1=62 1/2
one Drepes William Herrin 62 1/2
Three bean William Herrin 1=
Sifter & tray Williamson Herrin 12 1/2
One Loom Alfred Alexander 3=12 1/2
one plow Thomas Alexander 1=
Three hogs Williamson Herrin 1=50
8 hogs Williamson Herrin 1=23
4 sheap Robin Burdam 2=31 1/4
5 sheap Williamson Herrin 1=68 3/4
20 geese Williamson Herrin 87 1/2
10 geese Naoma Alexander 1
One slay John Bolin? 50 1/4
One slay Washing Hargis 37 1/2
________
20=43 3/4
68=23
10=73
________
99=39 3/4
25
________
99=64 3/4
_________
Micajah Sutton to one little wheel 2=81 1/4
Alfred Alexander to one iron sovel 75
One big wheel Thomas Stogsdil 1=12
One Pot Morris Stogdill 1=31 1/4
One Beo Sally Herren 5=
One bed Daniel Herrin 21
One bed std Williamson Herrin 75
one oven and lead Benjamin Hansford 62 1/2
One lead John Randolph 25
One pot John Randolph 25
One reel Naomi Alexander 87 1/2
One wedge Cyrus Bradley 75
One mattox John Randolph 1=37 1/2
One horse Robin Burdin 2=43 3/4
one colt James H. Hargis 5=
one horse Williamson Herrin 5=
one colt Harrison Sowder 6=12 1/2
one horse Alfred Alexander 26=19 1/4
one cow Steven Colier 4=35
one cow William Randolph 2=62 1/2
one cow Daniel Herrin 4=
one and calf Esquire Brinson 3=87 1/2
one label Phillip Clark 75
water pales Cyrus Clonch paid 93 3/4
one label Morris Stogsdil 12 1/2
too pair of cards Phillip Fore 68 3/4
one bottle Cyrus Bradley 13 1/2
one bottle Thomas Stogsdill 12 1/2
one set of plants Balus Randolph 70
one set of tee cups &saucer Enoch Waley 31 1/4
one gug Rily Brinson 6 1/4
one dish & bucket James Hargis 68 3/4
one coffee biller William Alexander 38 3/4
______
68=23
______
17=73
certified by Daniel Herrin 23
approved by Court 20 March 1843 Will Fox, Clk.
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3678 I30250  Per Larry Herrin:
!MARRIAGE: Pulaski County Kentucky marriage Records 1797-1850", page __.
(Certified bond on file).

!LINEAGE: a) Pulaski Co., KY Deed Book 30 page 194 and b) Deed Book 14 page 500. 
3679 I30251  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in possession of Luella Cundiff
(copy on file with L. Herrin).

!RESIDENCE: Pulaski Co., KY and Monroe Co., IN.

!CENSUS: 1850 Monroe Co., Indiana Dist. #74 Census (28 Sep 1850), sht. 48

392 392 Morris Stogsdill 37 M Farmer Ky
Rachael 39 F "
Nisa 13 F "
William T. 12 M "
Andrew 11 M "
Martha 8 F "
Williamson Heron 27 M Laborer "

(Williamson was a nephew of Morris through his mother Nancy Elza Stogsdill, and
a cousin to Rachael, daughter of William Herrin).

!MARRIAGE: Letter from David Trimle to Larry Herrin 17 Sep 1993 states that "A
daughter of Catherine James Gross - Mary Gross - married Williamson Herrin in
Owen County." [Indiana].

!LINEAGE: The entire line of Williamson Herrin and Mary Gross was provided by
David Trimble in a letter to Larry Herrin dated 9-28-1993. His information is
from the "James" Book, page 73 and includes his only son, James and his
children: Walter & Joseph.

!DEED: Monroe County, Indiana Deed Book L, page 340, dated 17 Jan 1849.
William Hearn & Elizabeth Hearn, his wife for $1000 to be paid by John
Starnes and James Starnes, Junior for 160 A in Monroe County, Indiana.
[This may not be the same William since "Williamson" was living with his
sister Rachel Stogsdill in the 1850 Census, but he could have been re-
siding with her after they sold their land]. 
3680 I30252  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize
family when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with
L. Herrin).
b) Pulaski Co. KY Cem. Book Vol. 1, page 297, 23 Jul 1826, disagrees
with family bible.

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cem. Book 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin Cem., 27 Oct 1898. 
3681 I30253  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in possession of Luella Cundiff (copy on
file with L. Herrin).

!CENSUS: a) Allen Township Warren Co. Iowa 1853 Census 77 A Part of Range 23
b) Richland Twp. Monroe Co., Indiana Census (21 Sep 1850), sht. 45

source a):
Heads of Families male female votes militia aliens total
Shadrich Herron 1 1 1 1

Owen Adkins of Pulaski Co. KY was on the same census.

source b):
347 347 David Byers 44 M Farmer 3000 Ky
Rachail 36 F "
Almira 16 F In
Amanda 13 F "
Lafayette 10 M "
Jane 7 F "
James 4 M "
Jefferson 1 M "
Frederick Heron 23 M "

(The age matches what was in the Edward Herrin Family Bible for Shadrack, also
often misspelled as Shederick, which is easily mistaken for Frederick).

!RESIDENCE: Pulaski Co., Ky; Monroe Co., Indiana and Warren Co., Iowa.

!DEATH: Pulaski Co., KY Deed Book 30, page 194, 7 Oct 1880.

Eight children of Nancy Stogsdill named. 
3682 I30254  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA. 
3683 I30255  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!RESIDENCE: Pulaski Co., Ky and Monroe Co., Indiana

!CENSUS: 1850 Monroe Co., Indiana Dist. #74 (23 Sep 1850), sht. 246

366 366 William Stogsdell 40 M Farmer 1000 Ky
Elizabeth 28 F Tn
Milly 19 F In
Catharine 15 F " Nancy 1 0 F "
David 7 M "
Rachael 5 F "
Sophia 3 F "
Riley 9/12 M "
Thomas Heron 18 M Ky 
3684 I30256  Per Larry Herrin:
!DEATH: Pulaski Co., KY Deed Book 30, page 194, 7 Oct 1880.

Eight children of Nancy Stogsdill named. 
3685 I30257  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA. 
3686 I30258  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA.

!DEATH: "Vital Statistics of Pulaski County, KY".

Alford Herrin died 30 Mar. 1853 age 13 male b. Buck Creek
died: Buck Creek, parents: Edward Herrin. 
3687 I30259  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize
Family when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with
L. Herrin).
b) Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 3 Nov 1846, disagreeing with the family bible which says Oct 1841.

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA.

!CENSUS: 1850 Pulaski Co., Ky Division 1 25 Aug 1850.

Dwelling 425 Family 425 Washington Hargis 41, M, Farmer, 300, b. Ky
Milley " 42, F, "
Richard Herrin 20, M, none, "
Sarah " 25, F, "
Washington " 10, M, "
Elisha " 8, F, "
Anna " 7, F, "

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 7 Aug 1882. 
3688 I30263  Per Larry Herrin:
!MARRIAGE: Monroe County, Indiana Marriage Book 11, page 127. 
3689 I30264  Per Larry Herrin:
!MARRIAGE: Monroe County, Indiana Marriage Book 12, page 570. 
3690 I30283  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 6 OCT 1842.

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA.

!CENSUS: 1850 Pulaski Co., Ky Division 1 25 Aug 1850.

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 9 Jun 1932. 
3691 I30284  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pulaski Co. KY Cem. Book Vol. 1, page 297, 1 Jul 1870.

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cem. Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin Cem., 22 Nov
1920. 
3692 I30285  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 23 Apr 1873.

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 18 Feb 1894. 
3693 I30286  Per Larry Herrin:
!INFORMATION: Obituary from his son Lando Herrin from the Commonwealth-Journal
(date not available). Handcopied it directly.

!LINEAGE: 1880 Pulaski Co., KY Census, Dist. #93, Dwelling 84, Family 84, page
10, June 5, 1880.

!CENSUS: 1920 Pulaski Co. Kentucky Census Dwelling 137 Family 137 Sht. 7A
Pine Hill Rd.

Herrin, John head O F M W 43 M _ Yes Yes KY KY KY farmer
May wife F W 30 M _ Yes Yes KY KY KY none
Lando son M W 10 S Yes Yes Yes KY KY KY none
Leonard son M W 7 S Yes Yes Yes KY KY KY none
Sarah A. mother F W 76 WD _ No No KY KY KY none
William brother M W 49 S _ Yes Yes KY KY KY none

!BURIAL: Eden Cemetery

John A. Herrin Nov 3 1875 Jun 17 1949 
3694 I30287  Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 23 Jul 1878.

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 8 Jun 1891. 
3695 I30288  Per Larry Herrin:
!BURIAL: Eden Cemetery

May P. Herrin May 26 1891 Nov 7 1966 w/o John A. 
3696 I30289  Per Larry Herrin:
!BURIAL: Obituary from his son Lando Herrin from the Commonwealth-Journal
(date not available). Handcopies it directly. Buried in Eden Cemetery.

!NOTES: Per his son, Lawrence Herrin, he legally changed his name from William
Orlando to Lando Herrin (Telephone conversation 12-20-90). 
3697 I30290  Per Larry Herrin:
!DEATH: a) Kentucky Vital Statistics Vol. 38 Cert. 18918 8/16/1922
b) Somerset Undertaking Company Records, page 101

source a):
Herron, Leonard Pulaski Co.

source b):
Deceased: Leonard Herron Died: 16 Aug 1922 Born: age 10 years
Burial: Eden Church Remarks: Resided Dabney, KY
Parents: John A Herron/Mary Price F&M born: KY/KY

!BURIAL: Eden Cemetery

Leonard Herrin 1912 1922 
3698 I30315  Per Larry Herrin:
!MARRIAGE: Monroe County, Indiana Marriage Book 3, page 178.

!CENSUS: Richland Township Monroe County, Indiana 1860 Census

18 Aug 1860 Page 94
697 657 John Adkins 30 M farmer 500 Ky
Milly " 28 F Ind
Sylvester 3 M Ind 
3699 I30318  Per Larry Herrin:
!MARRIAGE: Monroe County, Indiana Marriage Book 3, page 456. 
3700 I30332  Per Larry Herrin:
!LINEAGE:
Creecy, John Harvie (1954). "Virginia Antiquary" Vol. I. Princess Anne
County Loose Papers 1700-1789. Dietz Press: Richmond VA. Page 49.

!DEATH: Same. 


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