Jane ASHFORD

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 _Michael ASHFORD _|
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|--Jane ASHFORD 
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|                   _Hugh CONN ________
|_Jane CONN _______|
                   |_Eleanor WILCOXON _

Julia Ann BLANKENBAKER

• BIRTH: 21 SEP 1792, Madison Co., VA
• DEATH: 4 JAN 1877
• CHRISTENING: 21 OCT 1792, Hebron Lutheran Church, Culpeper Co., VA
• BURIAL: 1877, Conn Cemetery, Owen Twp., Clark Co., IN
• EVENT: Living 1870, Owen Twp., Clark Co., IN
  Living with her son Edward Hugh and family.
  

• MARRIAGE: 24 DEC 1812

1. +William Thomas CONN
2. +Joshua Allen CONN
3. +Nelson Levi CONN
4. +Richard Reese CONN
5. +Silas Columbus CONN
6. +Alfred F. CONN
7. +Elizabeth Jemima CONN
8. +John Trammell CONN
9. +Edward Hugh CONN
10.  Julia Ann CONN
11. +George Washington CONN
12. +James Franklin CONN
13. +Francis Marion CONN
14.  Eliza Ann CONN

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Lydia BURTON

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|--Lydia BURTON 
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|            _Joseph CONN _______
|_Ann CONN _|
            |_Elizabeth UNKNOWN _

Cecil , Jr. CASWELL

• BIRTH: 21 MAR 1924, Shelbyville, Shelby Co., KY
• DEATH: ABT JUN 1981, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY

• REFN: 2570

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 _Cecil , Sr. CASWELL __|
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|--Cecil , Jr. CASWELL 
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|                        _Allen Joshua CONN _
|_Sarah Elizabeth CONN _|
                        |_Lucy Ann SHAWHAN __

Adah Florence CHEEVER

• BIRTH: 18 JAN 1890
• DEATH: 12 MAR 1974, Lovington, Moultrie Co., IL
  Her obituary reads:
  
  Lovington--Mrs. Adah F. Conn, 84, Lovington, died at 7:30 p.m. tuesday
  (March 12, 1974) at home.
  
  Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Friday at the McMullin Funeral Home,
  Lovington. Burial will be in Keller Cemetery, Lovington. Visitation
  will be from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
  
  Mrs. Conn was born Jan. 18, 1890 at Lovington, a daughter of Byron and
  Eliza Nichols Cheever. She was married to T. L. Conn on April 15,
  1912. He survives.
  
  Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Nello (Fannie Virginia) Malavolti,
  Boody; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
  
  She was a member of the Lovington Christian Church and Order of
  Eastern Star. She also was a member of Sewsome Club and a charter
  member of the Lovington Woman's club.

• EVENT: Living 1900, Decatur, Macon Co., IL

• MARRIAGE: 15 APR 1912, Lovington, Moultrie Co., IL

1. +Fanny Virginia CONN

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Eleanor Minerva CONN

• BIRTH: 11 DEC 1812, Tennessee
• DEATH: 30 JUL 1910, Montreal, Camden Co., MO

• MARRIAGE: 19 JAN 1837, Dallas Co., MO

1.  Josiah L. WINFREY
2.  William Carroll WINFREY
3.  Benjamin Elson WINFREY
4.  Sarah E. WINFREY
5.  Eleatha Jane WINFREY
6.  Zilphia Conn WINFREY
7.  James Madison WINFREY
8.  Thomas L. WINFREY
9.  Pennington WINFREY
10.  John Conn WINFREY
11.  Marshal C. WINFREY
12.  Francis T. WINFREY
13.  Permentonia WINFREY

                       _Josias CONN _______
 _Josiah CONN ________|
|                     |_Elizabeth (ELSON) _
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|--Eleanor Minerva CONN 
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|                      ____________________
|_Elizabeth TOWNSEND _|
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Harlan L. CONN

• BIRTH: ABT 1861, Owen Twp., Clark Co., IN
• EVENT: Living 1880, Owen Twp., Clark Co., IN
  Edward CONN Self M Male W 52 KY VA VA
  America CONN Wife M Female W 39 IN Keep House KY KY
  
  Marshall CONN Son S Male W 22 IN Farm Labor KY IN
  Harlan CONN Son S Male W 19 IN Farm Labor KY IN
  William CONN Son S Male W 14 IN Farm Labor KY IN
  Cora CONN Dau S Female W 9 IN KY IN
  Benjamin CONN Son S Male W 4 IN KY IN
  Orrella CONN Dau S Female W 1 IN KY IN
  

• EVENT: Living 1900, Iroquois, Newton Co., IN
  Possible, living with Uncle James F. Conn and Aunt Lucinda in
  Iroquois, Newton, IN.

• EVENT: Living 1910, Iroquois, Newton Co., IN
  Living with his stepmother, Jane (is this America?)

• EVENT: Living 1920, Brook, Newton Co., IN
  Still living with stepmother, Jane Conn.
  

                     _Hugh CONN ______________
 _Edward Hugh CONN _|
|                   |_Julia Ann BLANKENBAKER _
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|--Harlan L. CONN 
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|_Eliza A. VAUGHT __|
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Isaac CONN

• BIRTH: ABT 1811

1.  Jacob Lewis CONN
2.  John Irwin CONN

                    _George CONN ____
 _Jacob CONN ______|
|                  |_Lydia FLINTHAM _
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|--Isaac CONN 
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|_Eleanor HARTMAN _|
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John CONN

• BIRTH: 1855
• DEATH: 1924

• MARRIAGE: 20 DEC 1877

1.  Joseph Allen CONN
2.  James Evermont CONN
3.  Annie Patience CONN
4.  Carrie E. CONN

                        _Flavius Josephus CONN _
 _John Blackburn CONN _|
|                      |_Celia PATTERSON _______
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|--John CONN 
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|_Patience ARNOLD _____|
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John Y. CONN

• BIRTH: 3 SEP 1859, Kentucky
• DEATH: AFT 1912
• EVENT: Living 1880, District 91, Jeffersontown, Jefferson Co., KY
  John T. CONN Self M Male W 20 KY Farmer KY KY
  Belle CONN Wife M Female W 20 KY Keeping House KY
  KY
  

• EVENT: bio 1912, Newport, Campbell Co., KY
  HISTORY OF KENTUCKY AND KENTUCKIANS, E. Polk Johnson, three volumes,
  Lewis Publishing Co., New York & Chicago, 1912. Common version, Vol.
  III,
  p. 1193. [Campbell County]
  
  John Y. Conn--Standing at the helm of two of Newport's most useful and
  thriving industries, the Newport Coal Company and the Newport Ice
  Company,
  is John Y. Conn, who served in the capacity of president of both of
  those
  institutions. These two concerns give employment to nearly fifty men
  and
  thus contribute in good measure to the material prosperity of the
  city,
  and Mr. Conn thus plays the beneficent role of the citizen who
  furnishes
  honorable support for many of the more dependent members of society.
  Mr. Conn is a native Kentuckian and was born in Jefferson county
  on
  September 4, 1859. His parents were Allen J. and Elizabeth (Tyler)
  CONN,
  the former a native of Indiana and the latter of Jefferson county,
  Kentucky. The father was a farmer and was very successful in his
  chosen
  vocation, owning and operating a fertile tract of land situated about
  sixteen miles east of Louisville. Here he lived the greater part of
  his
  life and from here was called to his reward at the age of seventy
  years.
  The mother is the representative of an old Kentucky family and may be
  numbered among the pioneers of the Blue Grass state, or if not
  strictly
  speaking among the pioneers, Kentucky being one of the states earliest
  settled, she is, nevertheless, one of those who well remembers the
  charming life of Kentucky in ante-bellum days. Now at the age of
  seventy-
  six years she resides upon the old homestead. She is the mother of
  five
  children, three boys and two girls, two of whom are living at the
  present
  day, Mr. Conn and a younger sister, Mary Miller.
  John Y. Conn passed his boyhood days upon the farm and enjoyed
  the
  manifold experiences of the lad who has an opportunity to live near to
  the heart of nature. He received a common school education and had
  some
  thought of following in the paternal footsteps in the choice of life
  work.
  In fact he adhered to this resolution until after this thirtieth
  birthday,
  pursuing his agricultural ventures independently in both his native
  county
  and in Shelby county. Somewhere near the year 1890 Mr. Conn located
  in
  Newport and organized the Frigid Ice Company, and he has ever since
  been
  closely and prominently identified with its fortunes, and for the past
  ten
  years has served in the capacity of president, bringing to the
  solution
  of its problems judgment of a distinguished character. The plant is
  equipped with the most modern machinery, having indeed from the first
  employed the latest and best methods known in the business. It has
  been
  enlarged from time to time until it has a present capacity of
  seventy-five
  tons daily and supplying trade in both Newport and Cincinnati. This
  industry gives employment to about thirty people and is counted as one
  of the very substantial concerns of Newport.
  Mr. Conn's executive gifts are by no means of small calibre [sic]
  and
  it is not strange that he has not been content to limit himself to the
  management of one concern, even though it be of an important
  character. On
  July 6, 1906, the Newport Coal Company began business, Mr. Conn having
  organized it and from the first served in the capacity of president.
  It
  has a capital stock of ten thousand dollars, and both a wholesale and
  retail business is done. This furnishes employment to between fifteen
  and
  twenty men and in the four years of its existence has experienced a
  steady
  growth, and should its future progress prove proportionate to its past
  it
  will eventually enroll itself among the large businesses of this part
  of
  the Blue Grass state.
  On the 25th of September, 1870, Mr. Conn laid the foundation of a
  happy household by his marriage to R. Belle Frederick, a native of
  Jefferson county and a daughter of Blueford Frederick, a Jefferson
  county
  agriculturist and the member of an old Kentucky family which
  originally
  came from the "Old Dominion." Both Mr. and Mrs. Conn are members of
  the
  First Baptist church of Newport, the former having for many years been
  active in furthering the good and just measures promulgated by the
  church
  and having served as trustee for a period of fifteen years. Although
  not
  partisan in local matters Mr. Conn casts his vote with what its
  adherents
  are pleased to call the "Grand Old Party."
  

• MARRIAGE: 25 SEP 1870

                         _Hugh CONN ______________
 _Joshua Allen CONN ____|
|                       |_Julia Ann BLANKENBAKER _
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|--John Y. CONN 
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|_Elizabeth Jane TYLER _|
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Susan CONN

• BIRTH: ABT 1855, Kentucky
• EVENT: Living 1880, District 89, Jefferson Co., KY
  She and Walter S. Conn (her brother) are living with their
  grandfather, Jonathon D. Johnson, who is 80 and born in KY (his
  parents born in VA).

                            _John CONN _____
 _David Oliver CONN _______|
|                          |_Susan MATHEWS _
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|--Susan CONN 
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|                           ________________
|_M. R. PEARCE (JOHNSON?) _|
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Richard FINDLEY

• BIRTH: 14 AUG 1736, Prince Georges Co., MD
• DEATH: 22 MAR 1822
• WILL: 11 FEB 1818, Jefferson Co., KY
  In the name of God Amen
  I Richard Fenley (the elder) of the County of Jefferson and State of
  Kentucky being in health and perfect sense and memory do make, declare
  and publish this and this only as and for my last will and testament.
  
  Imprimis, I give, devise and bequeath to my son George C. Fenley and
  to his heirs and assigns forever three negro slaves towit: Rub, Lewis
  and Warren, the said Lewis being now in his possession. Also two
  hundred and Eighty-eight acres of land, be the same more or less with
  the appurtenances on the waters of Floyd's Fork in the county
  aforesaid, whereon Henry Smith formerly lived for the conveyance of
  which the said Smith's bond has been transferred to the said Geroge
  and he is to look to the said Smith for the title.
  
  Item. I gave my son John H. Fenley in a former will made by me and
  since destroyed by me the whole of the land lying on the South fork of
  Goose Creek and its waters in the County aforesaid containing Two
  hundred and twenty five acres, one quarter and Seventy five poles be
  the same more or less formerly owned and held by Thomas Laives,
  esquire. Also the following Slaves and their then and future increase
  towit: Little Ben, Grandison, Milley and Charlotte. And the said John
  H. Fenley having sold the said tract of land with my consent to
  Hezekiah Hawley for a large sum I therefore give and devise the said
  tract or parcel of land with all the appurtenances unto the said
  Hawley his heirs and assigns forever. I also give and devise the said
  slave Little Ben to the said Hawley and to his heirs and assigns
  forever. I also give and devise the said slave Grandison to my
  daughter Ann Lytle wife of Jacob Lytle and to her heirs and assigns
  forever.
  
  and I give and devise to the said John H. Fenley and to his heirs and
  assigns forever the said slaves Milley and Charlotte and their present
  and future increase.
  
  Item. I give devise and bequeath to John H. Fenley and Jacob Lytle and
  the survivor of them or his heirs or executors the following negro
  slaves and their present and future increase, towit: Lucy, Mary,
  Hannah, Susan and Frank in trust for the use of my daughter Elizabeth
  Rogers wife of Philip Rogers and the present children of her body to
  be enjoyed by her the said Elizabeth and remain in her possession
  during her natural life and at her death to be equally divided between
  her said children then living and the children of such as shall then
  be dead. The child or children of such dead child taking the part and
  share of the dead parent and no more. And I expressly exclude the said
  Philip Rogers from any title in or authority over the said Slaves and
  their increase or either of them.
  
  Item. I give and devise to my daughter Amelia Fowler wife of Joshua
  Fowler and to her heirs and assigns forever a negro slave named Harry.
  Also the sum of two hundred dollars to be paid her by my Executors
  hereinafter named and appointed, out of any money I may have at my
  death and if there should be more, or not sufficient, then out of the
  first money that shall be collected from the debts due at or after my
  death.
  
  Item. I give and devise to my daughter Ann Lytle wife of the said
  Jacob Lytle and to her heirs and assigns forever six negro slaves and
  their present and furtur increase. Towit, Charity, Nathan, Jacob,
  John, Peter and Billy. And also one Silver soup spoon.
  Item. I give and devise to my daughter Melinda ( otherwise called
  Verlinda) Hawley, wife of Hezekiah Hawley, and to her heirs andassigns
  forever the tract of land whereon I now live with all the
  appurtenances lying and being in the County aforesaid on the head of
  the Muddy fork of Beargrass containing one hundred and ninety five
  acres be the same more or less and also the following slaves and their
  future increase. Towit: Sarah, Reubin, Matilda, Buck, Moses and Sudy
  and one silver punch spoon.
  
  Item. It is my will and desire that all the rest and residue of such
  real and personal estate as shall belong to me at my death before or
  after the date of this will acquired shall be sold and converted into
  money by the Executors or such of them as shall act and the money
  divided between my children George C. Fenley, Amelia Fowler, Ann Lytle
  and Malinda Hawley except one hundred dollars of the said Malinda's
  share thereof which shall be deducted from her share and paid to the
  said Amelia which I gave to the said Amelia in addition to what I have
  herein before given her and in case either of my children aforesaid to
  whom I have given property in and by this will shall die before me, it
  is my will and desire that the estate devised to them or either of
  them shall not fall back to my estate or considered as lapsed, but
  shall go and belong to the child or children of those or the one who
  shall so die. I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint the said Jacob
  Lytle and Hezekiah Hawley or the survivor of them Executors and
  Executor of this my last will and testament and I hereby revoke, annul
  and set aside all and every former will or wills, Testament or
  Testaments made by me and do declare this and this and this only as my
  last will and testament and agree not to alter or revoke the same. In
  witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal this eleventh day
  of February, One thousand eight hundred and eighteen.
  
  Signed, Sealed, Published: Richard Finley Seal
  declared by the Testator as (his mark)
  and for his last will and
  testament in presence of
  
  Wm. Chambers
  Nicholas M. Lewis
  Worden Pope
  James W. Denny
  Wm. C. Bullitt
  
  

• MARRIAGE: BEF 1757

1.  Ann FINDLEY
2.  George Charter FINDLEY
3.  John H. FINDLEY
4.  Richard FINDLEY
5. +Amelia FINLEY
6.  Charles FINDLEY
7.  Elizabeth FINDLEY
8.  Melinda FINDLEY

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Dorothy HULLETTE

• BIRTH: 20 SEP 1918, Shelby Co., KY

• REFN: 1163

• MARRIAGE: 15 JUL 1942

1. +James T. CONN
2. +Steven F. "Steve" CONN

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Lovette LOWE

• BIRTH: ABT 1879, Indiana

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 _Thomas H. LOWE _|
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|--Lovette LOWE 
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|                  _Nelson Levi CONN ____
|_Susan CONN _____|
                  |_Amanda BLANKENBAKER _

John Henry NORWOOD

• BIRTH: 23 NOV 1828, Bellafonte, Jackson Co., TN

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 _Henry NORWOOD ________|
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|--John Henry NORWOOD 
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|                        _George CAPERTON _
|_Aletha Avis CAPERTON _|
                        |_Eleanor CONN ____

Reuben ROOKSBERRY

• BIRTH: 1810

• MARRIAGE: 1 SEP 1833, Shelby Co., KY

                     ________________
 _Jacob ROOKSBERRY _|
|                   |________________
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|--Reuben ROOKSBERRY 
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|                    _Hugh CONN _____
|_Eleanor CONN _____|
                    |_Mary TRAMMELL _

Winslow TURNER

• BIRTH: 1811, Lincoln Co., MO
• DEATH: 6 MAY 1880, Bastrop County, TX

• MARRIAGE: 15 NOV 1839, Gonzales Co., TX

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Johnnie WELLS

• BIRTH: NOV 1888, Kentucky
  probably Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY

• DEATH: 9 AUG 1907, Kentucky
  died of typhoid.

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 _Unknown WELLS ___|
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|--Johnnie WELLS 
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|                   _George NEAL _________
|_Ella Emily NEAL _|
                   |_Mary Elizabeth CONN _