From Kentucky Obituaries, 1787-1854:

 

From the Lexington, KY Reporter:

 

Mrs. Eliza Huey, consort of Samuel Huey, of Falmouth, KY.  Died in February 1822.  R 2/25

Joseph Best, of Pendleton County.  Died in February 1822, at an advanced age.  R 2/25

Joseph K. Glenn, of Pendlton County.  Died from a fall from his horse, in Feburary 1822.  R 2/25

 

Robert Porter, of near Falmouth, KY.  A soldier in the Revolution.  Died in Feb. 1826, aged 77 years.  R 2/27

 

OR _ Lexington (KY) Observer & Reporter:

 

List of deaths in the CITY OF LEXINGTON, Kentucky, from June 1 to August 1, 1833.  Most of these deaths were caused by cholera.  This list was reported to the City Council of Lexington by a committee appointed for that purpose, consisting of Messrs. Leavy, Layton, McKinney and Gough.  It was published in the Lexington Observer and Reported Thursday August 22, 1833.  (Only the names of white residents are given here.)

 Ward No. 2:  7^th. Lunatic Asylum.  Dow Halfacre, Pendlton County.

 

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Peter G. Winn, son of Dr. Minor Winn, of Pendleton County.  Died in Georgetown, KY, Aug 14, 1834.  OR 8/20

 

William H.N. Drake, of Pendleton County.  Died mysteriously April 134, 1836.  Story in OR 4/20.

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Forest Strunk, 81, Falmouth

Contributed By: Sheila Strunk

Forest Strunk, 81, of Falmouth passed away Thursday, October 11, 2007 at St.
Elizabeth South Hospital in Edgewood.

Born July 31, 1926 in McCreary County, Forest was the son of the late George
Elmer Strunk and Florence Worley Strunk.

Forest was a member of Union Local 212 Electrical Workers Union and a
veteran of the United States Navy and served in World War II, and a member of the
American Legion Post 109.

He is survived by his wife Delores Hamilton Strunk of Falmouth, sons Tim
(Pam) Strunk of Falmouth and Steve (Vickie) Strunk of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
daughter Peggy Hyner Strunk of Cincinnati, and six grandchildren, Chris Strunk of
Falmouth, Shelley (Brandon) Parrott of Cincinnati, Luke (Maggie) Price of
Middletown, Jeremy (Gwen) Bilby of Cincinnati, Gabe (Shelley) Price of
Independence, Cameron (Robbie) Lonaker of Brooksville, and four great grandchildren. Sadly
missed by all.

Forest was preceded in death by his five brothers, Hoyt, Glenn, Homer, Hoyle
and Harold Strunk.

Funeral services were held Monday, October 15, 2007 at Pine Grove Methodist
Church in Pendleton County. Final resting place was Lenoxburg Cemetery in
Bracken County.

Memorials if desired are suggested to Pine Grove Methodist Church, 9095 Hwy
10N, Pendleton County.

Peoples Funeral Home in Butler assisted the family.