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03/20/2023

http://easternkentuckygenealogy.blogspot.com/2023/03/whispers-from-grave-klaiber-cemetery.html

Compiled by Teresa Martin Klaiber, March 2023 This is an introduction to a new series in this blog, “Whispers From The Grave; Klaibe...

01/16/2023

By Teresa Martin Klaiber, January 2023 Kentucky, A History of the State was written in 1887 when John B. Sanford was 31 years old. ...

12/30/2022

John Calvin Clayton

Compiled by Teresa Martin Klaiber, Dec. 2022 John Calvin Clayton, [ Thomas, Thomas, Zebulon, John, Edmund, Henry] was born 24 March 1773. ...

10/26/2022

By Teresa Martin Klaiber, October 2022 Susan Wylie was the daughter of James Wylie. She married Nathaniel Day circa 1737, probab...

10/20/2022

compiled by Teresa Martin Klaiber, October 2022 In correspondence to this compiler, J. Edward Day wrote, two years prior to his death, “At ...

10/12/2022

By Teresa Martin Klaiber October 2022 I have written about George Marshall (1768-1827) and wife Nancy Ann Rossell several times in...

08/22/2021

The railway system in southeastern Ohio, provided passenger service, mail and industrial transportation. The Norfolk & Western Railway Co. provided medical services. Surgeons, doctors and hospitals were utilized along the length of the rails. Passengers, railroad workers, trespassers were all treated and careful reports maintained.

This descriptive volume is a chronological history of the railway, its accidents, and its people. The Scioto Division involved workers from VA, WV, KY and much of southern OH. Passengers traveled the rails from as far away as Rhode Island and across the US. Many of the records give residency, age, disabilities and in some cases death records.

Included are employment/pension information of many rail workers from Circleville, Columbus, Omega, Waverly and other points in OH and the medical ledgers of the Scioto Div. Surgeon based in Portsmouth. Many rail workers would find temporary residence in Portsmouth, Scioto, OH. A Detailed history of the hospitals utilized in Portsmouth, has been carefully researched. Biographies of the many doctors who worked with the N&W within the Scioto Division and beyond are included. Maps of the Scioto Division give readers a visual along the rails. Among its pages is the N&W certification for Boyd Co., KY, the extension of the Kenova and Big Sandy Railroad, Interstate Commerce Commission accidents and a Columbus District Seniority list.

Scioto Division Norfolk & Western Railroad Life and Limb 1895-1928

06/07/2021

My latest publication to share the stories of family is Catherine Heart and Soul. I will continue to write and blog as long as I can to share family and area history.

04/30/2021

DNA testing is not a lark nor a fad so that you can kiss the blarney stone or drink a toast on Cinco De Mayo. Recently I have received s...

01/29/2021

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01/28/2021

Surnames mentioned in the book: Adams, Andrews, Baker, Ball, Banfield, Belcher, Biggs, Binion, Blair, Bolt, Boothe, Botts, Breeding, Brown, Burchett, Burns, Bush, Caldwell, Chinn, Clark, Coburn, Collins, Colvin, Craft, Crum, Cunningham, Cyrus, Davis, Dawson, Dheil, Easterling, Ellis, Enyart, Estep, Fannin, Finney, French, Fuller, Gallion, Gallup, Geiger, Gibbons, Gullet, Heflin, Honshell, Hood, Horton, Howe, Jesse, Johnson, Jordan, Kelley, Kennedy, Kilgore, Kitchen, Klaiber, Lampton, Lansdown, Lawson, Leffingwell, Leslie, Lucas, Lunsford, Lusk, McBrayer, McCarty, McCormack, McCoy, McWhorter, Marcum, Martin, Mayhew, Montgomery, Moore, Mullan, Patton, Pittman, Pope, Prichard, Rice, Riffe, Ross, Rucker, Selbee, Shepherd, Shortridge, Slone, Slusher, Stewart, Stuart, Strother, Swim, Thomas, Towler, Turman, Ulen, Underwood, WamplerWatson, Webb, Whitt, Wilhoi

Catherine: Heart and Soul A True Appalachian Pioneer Woman