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Monday, October 4th 2004

10:04 PM

Greenup County Death Lists

Hi! We have added the following Greenup County Death Lists to our DATA page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygreen2/data.html

1854 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

1856 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

1857 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

1859 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

1860 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

1870 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

1874 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

1876 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

1880 Courtesy of Scott Wiesman

Please join me in thanking Scott for all his hard work!

3 Comment(s).

Posted by wilma jarrells:

my ancestor died in greenup on may 18, 1871 , where can i find her burial place.
she was ::: sarah sparks .
wilma

Sunday, May 8th 2005 @ 8:18 AM

Scott, thanks your work on 1860 deaths in Greenup Co. may have cleared up the clouds surrounding a Yates. I was looking for the father of Susan Yates. It most probably seams it was G. W. Yates. Would you know any info. on Morman/Colp familes? Take care, Steve.

Sunday, August 14th 2005 @ 8:46 PM