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The Adair County Surname
Book Project, Vol. I
A New Resource book has been compiled
by the Adair Public Library, "The
Adair County Surname Book Project, Vol. I". This
book will be an invaluable help to Adair researchers! Only
100 copies will be printed so order your today! Click on the
link above for all the information!!
NEW!
From Hope to Hilltop: The Establishment of the Lindsey
Wilson Training School late 1899 - early 1904 (and glimpses through 1910)
8.5x11 format, softbound, 80 pages + full name index. Compiled and edited by Jim
Garner.
The
text consists of four parts:
1)
articles from the Adair County News from late 1899 (when the idea of a
Methodist training school in south-central Kentucky was first proposed) through
early January, 1904, when "the Lindsey-Wilson" opened;
2)
selected articles from the News from early 1904 through 1910 highlighting
Columbia and changes on the campus;
3)
a series of vignettes, mostly about campus life and activities and those who
worked there in the 1904-1910 era; and
4)
an addenda, with information located after the original version of the volume
was printed.
For ordering
information, contact Mike Watson, 202 Mooreland Ave., Harrodsburg, Ky.
40330‑1836.
I have Breeding
Community Books Vol I ($6.00) and Vol II ($7.00) for sale if anyone is
interested. I am working on Vol III and will have available at the Breeding
Reunion on Oct 13, 2007 at the Breeding Fire Dept. Not sure of the price until
they go to print. Anyone that has photos known or unknown that would like to be
added to the book please forward them to me through mail or electronically.
Stories of the Breeding community are also needed.
Contact Info: Roberta J
Dooley, 8530 Sandy Branch Rd SE, Elizabeth, IN 47117
(812) 969-3740, (812) 989-8909 (cell)
rjdooley23@aol.com
Available January, 2007 from Watson Publications:
"Adair County, Kentucky, 1918:
Births, marriages, & deaths; removals, returns, & visits; news from soldier boys
& from far off places; & sundry other items, as reported in the pages of the
Adair County News from January 2 through
December 25, 1918." Transcribed & edited by Cyrus; 114 pages, including
two indices & list of death certificates (nearly 300) issued in Adair County in
1918. Format: 8.5x11, soft. For ordering information, email
watson.kentucky@gmail.com
Available February, 2007 (projected) from Watson Publications:
"Editor, News: Adair County Doughboy
Letters of the Great War." Transcribed & edited by Cyrus; 96 pages,
including index, a brief glossary of terms used, a list of military bases
mentioned, etc.. Format: 8.5x11, soft. For ordering information, email
watson.kentucky@gmail.com
Vol I
and Vol II Breeding Community Books
for sale. Vol I is $6.00 and Vol II is $7.00. You can email me with your
request ( rjdooley23@aol.com ) or write
me at Roberta J Dooley, 8530 Sandy Branch Rd SE, Elizabeth, IN 47117 home (812)
969-3740 or cell (812) 989-8909. I will need to know how many books you want,
of which volume and the address to mail the books to. Thanks so much!
Available soon:
Judge Herschel Clay Baker's
Historical and Biographical Sketches of Adair County, Kentucky,
transcribed from the Adair County News of January 23 - November 6, 1918.
In addition to over 40 sketches
penned by Judge Baker, there is a great deal of supplemental material, including
brief entries for all the (known) Adair County soldiers, sailors, airmen and
Marines who died or were killed during both World Wars as well as the Adair
County POWs of World War Two.
Judge Baker's topics include the
settlement & early settlers of Adair Co.; churches & education; well-known Adair
families and personages, including Jane Lampton Clemens (mother of Mark Twain);
Adair County & Adair countians in the various wars; the murderous Harpe
brothers; the Columbia Skirmish of '63; the Great Bank Robbery; Colonel Frank
Lane Wolford; the mysterious band known as the Whang-Doodles; and many others.
Transcribed and edited by Cyrus,
2006. Approx 140 pages.
Please contact Watson Publications
(Mike Watson) at
watson.kentucky@gmail.com for availability and ordering information.
Adair
County Historian Mike Watson projects the release of the second volume of
his "A History of Adair County, KY", this fall. It is expected to be printed by
October 2006. Mr. Watson, who is a teacher in Harrodsburg, KY, was in Columbia
for the Adair County Genealogical Society's First Annual Book Fair.
The Cyrus List: 15 (almost 16) Adair County books
of general interest (non-fiction)
Released to world 1:00 p.m. CST, Saturday, March
18, 2006
40 Acres and No Mule, Janice Holt Giles.
Adair County: A Historical Overview and the History of Education in the
County Through 1992, Volume I, Minne Corbin Rubarts.
An Adair County, Kentucky History, Volume 1, compiled by Michael C.
Watson.
Adair, Kentucky History & Biography , Mountain Press, 2002. A reprint of
a very brief essay about Adair County, and biographical sketches of Adair
Countians, photo-reproduced from Collins' History of Kentucky, 1882
edition, and Kentucky: A History of the State, W.H. Perrin, J.H. Battle
and G.C. Kniffin, 1885.
Early Columbia: The Beginnings of a Small Kentucky Town, Ruth Paull
Burdette.
The Early Settlers of Gradyville and Adair County, Ann ODell, Phil Moss,
& Jerry Moss.
Jane Clemens: The Story Of Mark Twain's Mother, Rachel McBrayer Varble.
Hello, Janice: The Wartime Letters Of Henry Giles, Henry Giles, Dianne
Watkins (Editor).
The Long Hunters of Skin House Branch, Ruth Paul Burdette & Nancy Berley.
The Man with the Red Towel : Biography of Western Kentucky University
Hilltoppers' Legendary Coach E.A. Diddle, William M. Jenkins, Jr.
Methodist History of Adair County Kentucky 1782 - 1969, Vista Royce
Allison.
"Morgan is Coming!": Confederate Raiders in the Heartland of Kentucky,
Betty J. Gorin.
Notes on Adair County, Kentucky by John Avroe Steele, or Judge Rollin
T. Hurt's History of Adair County Kentucky, prepared and edited by Michael
C. Watson.
Westward Into Kentucky: The Narrative of Daniel Trabue, edited by Chester
R. Young.
The Wild Riders of the First Kentucky Cavalry, Sgt. Eastham Tarrant.
In the works: a biography of Col. Frank Lane Wolford, Ron Wolford Blair,
tentative publication date: fall, 2007 (as of February, 2006.
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genealogy books.
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The Adair County Courthouse
An Art Print for Sale by Heneritta Scott for
the Renaissance Columbia. All proceeds go toward the renovation of the downtown
area. Lovely print signed and numbered.
See
the Print and Order it
Order the following
book from
Carol L. Sanders, 9679 Waxwing Drive, Blue Ash, OH
45241-3354.
A new book has been published which is
a current transcription of the
gravestones of six Adair County cemeteries: Barnett's Creek UM Church,
Hiter, Luttrell's Creek, Pellyton, Pleasant Hill and Tabernacle
Cemeteries. Soft cover 8-1/2 x 11, spiral bound, 56 pages plus a
surname index. Carol Sanders is the compiler of this book.
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$15.50 postage paid. |
Order the following books from
Michael C. Watson, 202 Mooreland Ave., Harrodsburg, Ky.
40330-1836
Title |
Price |
Adair County, Kentucky Civil Court Cases, 1802-1826 much
genealogical data |
$18.00 |
Judge Rollin T. Hurt's History of Adair Co., KY |
$18.00 |
Looking Back: A Collection of Columns of historical and
genealogical interest, Volume 1 |
$11.00 |
Looking Back: A Collection of Columns of historical and
genealogical interest, Volume 2 |
$11.00 |
Bibliography of Adair County, a collection of sources,
historical and genealogical |
$12.00 |
Death Records of Adair & Surrounding Areas, (Russell, Casey,
Green, Cumberland, Taylor and Metcalfe Counties) Prior to 1900, Newspaper,
church, court, military, and misc. death notices. |
$15.00 |
Adair County, Kentucky Marriages, Jan. 1, 1840-Jan. 1, 1870 |
$13.50 |
The Lost Marriage Bonds of Adair County, Kentucky, 1840-1870,
Discovered after the previous book went to press. |
$10.00 |
Adair Co., KY Wills, Books "A" & "B",
1802-1818 |
$10.00 |
1860 Census of Adair Co., KY |
$15.00 |
1870 & 1880 Census INDEX of Adair
Co., KY, SURNAME ONLY |
$9.00 |
Militia Rolls, 1862-1865 |
$12.00 |
Adair Co., KY Deed Abstracts, Books "A" &
"B", 1802-1811 |
$16.00 |
1860 Russell County, KY Census, by Jim Garner |
$12.50 |
Order the following books from
Adair County Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 613, Columbia, KY 42728
As on all book orders $4.00 per book
shipping charge.
Title |
Price |
New!
Guardian Bonds and Guardian Request by Carolyn Gupton and
Lila Ford. |
$34.95 |
Adair County, Ky. Marriages 1869-1879 by ACGS |
$34.50 |
New!
Cemetery Book 8 by ACGS |
$18.90 |
Cemetery Book 1
Cemetery Books 2 - 7
Complete Set is $115.00
|
$8.00 $15.00 each book |
The Adair County Marriage Records, 1802-1840, by Ruth Paull
Burdette |
$24.00 |
Bible Records,
Collected by the Adair County Genealogical Society
Transcribed by Robert Page Watson |
$22.00 |
1850 Census of Adair Co., KY |
$13.50 |
Roots & Branches, Vol. 1, A collection of five generation
charts
of members of the Adair Co. Genealogical Society |
$13.50 |
Roots & Branches, Vol. 2 |
$24.00 |
Adair County, Kentucky: A Pictorial History, Hardbound volume
with glossy pages recounting history of the county. [Out of print--when
enough orders, may reprint!] |
$34.80 |
Adair County, KY. Pictorial History Book Vol 2
On Sale for $30.00 (that is a
savings of $7.50 right now, 1/11/08) |
$37.50 |
Order the following books from
Beverly England, 691 Bull Run Road, Columbia, KY, 42728
Title |
Price |
Revolutionary War Soldiers from Adair Green, Russell &
Taylor Counties in KY |
$16.00 |
Adair County, KY 1900 Census |
$40.00 |
Order the following books from
Minnie Corbin Rubarts, Columbia, KY 42728
Title
THIS BOOK IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE
|
Price |
Adair County: Historical Overview, County and Schools 1700-1900,
A hard bound volume 500 pages in length on the county and people,
with emphasis on education. Must be seen to be appreciated. |
$50.00 |
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