A lot of us can trace our roots back to adjoining Kentucky counties including me. Here's a link to my fifth great-aunts grave, Lucy Virgin Downs. I always have given the majority of the credit to her mother, my many greats grandmother who traveled across the Allegheny's pregnant.
http://library.thinkquest.org/TQ0310540/Warrior1/page3.html
and
http://www.signsofhistory.com/kentucky/greenup/574.htm
and
http://www.tourseky.com/detail.lasso?id=10271
Local Kentucky History
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FIDO (Forget It Drive On) wrote:That's neat.
Well, I guess so, makes for a good conversation item once in a while. Sort of explains where I get my gumption from, too.
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Re: Local Kentucky History
Started first by word of mouth from the Virgin family reunion and then had a nephew that did a report on it in school and did a lot of checking. The Virgin family also has a geneology link to ask questions and post messages. Our family has traced back on many ancestry ties on both sides of the family.