INDEX TO VOLUME 13 1939 - The Filson Historical Society

Abell, Dr. Irvln at Dr. Ephraim 

MeDowel home dedicationj 172. 

Adams, James, printer, Wilmington, 

Del., 196, 197, 199, 200. 

Adams, John, and the Greek War of 

Independence, 101. 

Adams, John Quincy, and the Greek 

War of Independence, 107, 108. 

Addams, D. J., Wilmington, Del., 196. 

Agar, Herbert, writer, 35. 

Ahrens, Theo., death, 49. 

Alexander, Martha King, ,Seventy- 

Three Years .of Kindergarten in 

Kentucky, review, 218. 

Alexander, Rev. Robert, of Augusta 

Seminary, Va., 55. 

Allen, Mrs. Charles W., Glenview, 120. 

Allen, Col. James, Green Co., 79, 80. 

Allen, James H., son of Win., 79, 82, 89. 

Allen, James Lane, 25, 29, 33, 36, 219; 

John Gray, 158, 166; Choir Invisible, 

158, 166; Flute and Violin, 163. 

Allen, John, pioneer, 147. 

Allen, Col. John, Shelby Co., 79, 80. 

Allen, Margaret H., wife of Matthew 

H. Jouett, 78, 82, 83, 88. 

Allen, Thomas, pioneer, 136. 

Allen, Capt. William, Fayette Co., 

father-in-law of M. H. Jouett, 

78-80. Mrs. Allen, portrait by 

Jouett, 89. 

Allen, Wm. H, son of Wm., 79. 

Allison, Young E, writer, 23, 214." 

"Along the Road," poem by Bob 

Hamilton, 29. 

Altsheler, Joseph A., writer, 23. 

Anderson, Mrs. Barbara Tunnell, 

writerj 34. 

Andrews, Mrs. M. R. S., writer, 28. 

Ardery, Mrs. Win. Breekenridge 

(Julia Spencer), 34; abstracts of 

early Bourbon County Circuit 

Court .Records, 213; Paris and 

Bourbon County Sesquicentennial 

Celebration, 219. 

Armstrong, James, father-in-law of 

David Graham, 56. 

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1939 

Armstrong, Jane, wife of David Graham 

and mother of John Graham, 

56, 57. 

Arthur, President, Chester A., in 

Louisville, 176. 

Augusta Seminary, later Liberty 

Hall Lexington, Va., forerunner of 

Washington and Lee Univ., 55, 58. 

Ayre's Hotel, Lexington, 109. 

Badin, Father Stephen T., in Tenn., 

154. 

Bailey, Mr., in Ballard Massacre, 12, 

13. 

Bailey, John, pioneer, 142. 

Bailey, Margaret, wife of Benjamin 

Filson, 189. 

Bailey (Bayley), Robert, Chester 

County, Penn., 189. 

Baity, Jacob, Lancaster, Penn., 200. 

Bainjay, George, Prestonsburg, 65. 

Ballard, Miss Abigail Churchill, 11. 

Ballard Addison Collatinus, son of 

Camden M., 6. 

Ballard Addison M., 4; letter from, 

5; journa of, 6, 14, 18. 

Ballard, Miss Amy, 10. 

Ballard Mrs. Amy Leman, wife of 

James Bal ard, 10. 

Ballard, Andrew Jackson 1O, 11, 37, 

38; children of, 11; at Lineon's 

funeral, 41. 

Ballard, Mrs. Ann, wife of John, 4. 

Ballard, Ann, Mrs. William Haydon, 

2-4; children of, 4. 

Ballard Ann, daughter of Benj., 4. 

Ballard, Barnett, 1O. 

Ballard, Miss Belinda, 5. 

Ballard, Benjamin, son of Bland, 

2-4, 6; children of, 4. 

Ballard, Benjamin, son of Benjamin, 

4, 6; children of, 6. 

Bailard, Benjamin, son of Bland, 

killedin Ballard Massacre, 7, 12-14. 

Ballard, Benjamin son of James, 1O. 

Bullard, Betsy (Betsy Tenant),

224 Index [Vol. 13 

Ballard, Bland, 1 4; children of, 2; 

will quoted, 2, . 

Bailard, Bland, son of first Bland, 2, 

3, 5, 7, 8, 38. children of, 7; massacre 

of fam y, 11-14, 38; location 

of cabin, 14-20. 

Ballard Mrs. (Bland), killed in 

Bal ard Massacre, 12. 

Ballard, Bland, son of A. J. Ballard, 

11. 

Ballard, Bland, eldest son of James 

Ballard, 10. 

Ballard, Judge Bland, sixteenth child 

of James, 8, 10, 14; his account of 

Ballard Massacre, 13. 

Bullard, Ma]. Bland Williams, 1, 2, 5, 

7, 8, 10-15 19; children of, 9; appointed 

ajor 9 .physical characteristics, 

9; remains removed to 

Frankfort, 9. 

Ballard, Camden Montague, 5, 6. 

Ballard, Camden W., 14, 15. 

Ballard, Charles, son of Benj., 4. 

Bailard, Charles Thruston, son of 

A. J., 11. 

Ballard, Collatinus Montague, 5. 

Ballard, Mrs. Diana Matthews, 

second wife of Bland W. Ballard, 9. 

Ballard, Dorothy or Dolly, 9. 

Ballard Elizabeth, 7; killed in 

Ba ard Massacre, 12. 

Ballard, Elizabeth, second child of 

James, 10. 

Ballard, Elizabeth, eighth child of 

James, 10. 

Ballard, Elizabeth, daughter of 

James Bailard and Isabella Montague, 

5. 

Ballard Elizabeth A., wife of Julius 

Morrm and mother of Mrs. Margaret 

Morris Bridwell, 1, 6. 

Ballard, Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver Garet, 

third wife of Bland W. Ballard, 

Banard, Elizabeth Williams first 

wife of Bland W. Bal ard, 9. 

Ballard, Emily A. H., 6. 

Ballard, Fielding E., 14, 15. 

Ballard, Fielding W., 15. 

Ballard, Flavius Joseph, 5. 

Ballard, George, first husband of 

Mary Trigg, 4, 6. 

Ballard, Hannah, daughter of Benj., 

4. 

Ballard, James, son of Ben]., 2, 4r 8, 

10; Revolutionary War activities, 

5; children of, 10. 

Ballard, James son of Bland, grandson 

of Bland, 7-9, 11, 13, 15, 38; 

Revolutionary War activities, 10; 

children of, 10. 

Bullard, James, 8on of Bland W., 9. 

Ba]lard, James, son of James, 10. 

Ballard, John, son of Bland, 2-4. 

Ballard, John, son of Bland, killed in 

Baliard Massacre, 7, 12-14. 

Ballard, John, son of James, 10. 

Ballard, John Montegue, 5. 

Ballard, John, Thomas, 4-6, 8, 14, 15, 

17, 19; letter to, 5. 

Ballard, Josephus, 10. 

Ballard, Margaret (Pegga), 4. 

Ballard, Martha or Patsy, daughter 

of Bland W., 9. 

Ballard, Mary, daughter of Bland 

W., 9. 

Ballard, Mary Augusta, daughter of 

James, 5. 

Ballard Mary Jane, daughter of 

Ben stain, 4. 

Ballard Mrs. Mary Trigg, wife first 

of George, then of Thomas Bullard, 

6. 

Ballard, Nancy, daughter of Bland 

W., 9. 

Ballard, Nancy, daughter of James, 10. 

Ballard, Paulina, daughter of James, 

10. 

Ballard, Proctor, pioneer, 2, 5. 

Ballard, Rice Carter, son of Benamin 

H., 6. 

BalIard, Rogers Clark, 11; name 

changed in 1884 to R. C. Ballard 

Thruston, 11. 

Ballard, Sally, daughter of Bland, 7, 

8, 11. 

Ballard, Sally, daughter of Bland W., 

9. 

Ballard, Samuel Thruston, son of 

A. J. Ballard, 11. Death of Mrs. 

S. Thruston Ballard, 49. 

Ballard, Sarah, daughter of James, 5. 

Ballard, Sarah Piety, 10. 

Ballard, Susan, daughter of Bland 

W., 9. 

Ballard, Thomas, son of Bland, 2-4. 

Ballard, Thomasj son of James, 10. 

Ballard, Thomas Montague, 5, 6. 

Bailard, Thursia, Mrs. Joshua West, 

7, 11-13. 

Ballard, William, of Virginia, 3. 

Ballard, William, son of Benjamin, 4. 

Ballard, William H. Harrison, 10, 15. 

Ballard, Willis L., son of James, 10.

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Ballard cabin, Ballard Massacre location 

determined in 1917 and 1921 

14-20. 

Ballard County, origin of name, 9. 

Ballard Families of Kentucky, Notes 

on One of the Early, Including the 

Ballard Massacre, b Margaret 

Morris (Mrs. Roy) Brtdwell, 1-20. 

Ballard Fort line, Ballard Massacre, 

18. 

Ballard Genealogical File, in The 

Fileon Club, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11. 

Ballard Massacre: Notes on One of 

the Early Ballard Families of Kentucky, 

Including the Ballard Massacre, 

by Margaret Morris (Mrs. 

Roy) Bridwell, 1-20. 

Ballard Massacre, 1, 3, 7, 8, 11; Bland 

W. Ballard's account of, 12 Judge 

Bland Ballard's account of, 13; 

location of site, 14-20; map of site, 

16. 

Barbe% Col. Joshua, pioneer, 137. 

Bardstevrn, early cultural center, 

147; Salem Academy, 147, 148. 

Barret, Mrs. Mason Liberty Hull 

Committee, 118; olonial Dames, 

119. 

Barret, William F., Louisville lawyer, 

130, 220. 

Bartlett John, Kentucky soldier 

kil ed in 1793, in Indian battle on 

Eel River, 215. 

Bartram, John, American botanist, 

198. 

Bass, Peter, and wife Anna Stone, 

Ky. and Tenn. pioneers, 151. 

Bate, Dr. R. Alexander, writer, 34; 

birthday poem to Mr. Thrusten, 

44. 

Bath tubs, early in Louisville, 40. 

Beard, Col. H., interest in Greek 

War, 109. 

Beard, Capt. Oliver P , Mexican 

War, 81. 

Beauchamp, Jeroboam 0., and the 

Beauchamp-Sharp Tragedy, 205- 

208. 

Beauchamp, Judge Mark, Louisville, 

119. 

Beekner, Lucien, scientist, writei', 

35, 218; birthday poem to Mr. 

Thruston, 43. 

Beckner, Mrs. Lucien, poet, 35. 

Bell, G., of early Vs., 3. 

Bent, Silas, writer, 33. 

Berea College, handweaving, 171. 

Berryman, Edwin Upshur and John 

Fox, Jr., 25, 28. 

Bethel Branch, of Tick Creek, near 

Ballard Massacre, 16-18, 20. 

Big Bone Lick, marker erected at 

Big Bone M. E. Church, 169. 

Big Sandy River Country and John 

Graham, 53, 56, 59, 60-64, 66, 68, 

70; Picture of Levisa Fork of Big 

Sandy River, 68. 

Big Stone Gap, 39. 

Bijur, Martin, Louisville lawyer, 130. 

Bingham, Barry, publisher and 

writer, 31. 

Bingham, George, writer, 31. 

Bingham, George Caleb: his letters, 

by C. B. Rollins, and life, by F. R. 

Rusk, 213. 

Bishop, Robert Hamilton, interest 

in Greek War, 104. 

B lk Is My Truelove's Hair, by 

lizabeth Madox Roberts, review, 

218. 

Blackburn Rev. Gideon, president 

Centre ollege, 153. 

Blackburn, James W., Bowling 

Green, 168. 

Blackburn, John H., Bowling Green, 

168. 

Blackfoot traditions and dialect 

studied by John Mason Brown, 128, 

132. 

Blakey, George, and wife Margaret 

Whitsitt, among whose descendants 

are the Blakeys, Breathitts, 

Duncans Radens, Halls, Helms 

and O'Steensj of Kentucky, 149. 

Blakey, George, Jr., 149. 

Bledsoe, Isaac, of Tenn, 151. 

Bledsoe, Judge Jesse, interest in 

Greek War, 104. 

Bledsoe, Judith A. (Mrs. Mason 

Brown), stepmother of John Mason 

Brown, 125, 220. 

Blue Licks, Battle of: Centennial 

Commemoration, by John Mason 

Brown, 132; George Gray's mural 

unveiled, 173; Bayless Hardin's 

pamphlet, 173. 

Blue,ass, The Enchanted by Elizabeth 

M. Simpson, revlew 217. 

Blas rass Country, Lexington and the, 

by W.' P. A. workers, 124. 

Bluegrass homes in Old Kentucky 

Homes and Gardens, 217. 

Bluegrass Houses and Their Traditions, 

by Elizabeth M. Thomas, 

218. 

Blythe, James, interest in Greek 

War, 104.


Bodfey, Henry I. [Harry I.], interest 

in Greek War, 100, 104. 

Bodley, Temple, historian, 33. 

Bodley, Gen. Thomas, portrait by 

Jouett, 89; interest in Greek War, 

104. 

Bodiey, Win. S., interest in Greek 

War, 100, 115. 

Bo ggs, Agnes, second wife of Davison 


Boone, Daniel, 47; mentioned by 

Lord Byron, 110; Blue Licks, 173; 

Comments on Huml)hrey Marshall's 

connections with the Filson 

manuscript, 196, 197. 

Boone, Squire, grandfather of G. T. 

Wilcox, 8; and John Filsun, 182. 

Boonesboro, 7. 

Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nichelab 

Counties, 165. 

Bourbon County: John McKinney 

in, 157-166; Early Circuit Court 

Records abstracted by Mrs. Julia 

Spencer (W. B.) Ardery, 213; Sesquicentenuial 


Bourbon Ladies' Academy, 99. 

Bousman, Miss Lou Tats, 121, 171. 

Bowling, Dr. W. K., physician and 

editor, 155. 

Bowman, Col. John, Indian expedition, 

7. 

Boyd, John elder Green Creek 

Church, 15 , 160. 

Boyle, Judge John, 208. 

Bradford John, interest in Greek 

War, 1 2, 104, 109. 

Bradford, John V., artist, 90. 

Bransford, Thomas L., of Ky. and 

Tenn., 151. 

Breaux, Gustave A. 37, 43, 46, 118; 

A Glimpse of Kentucky History, 

broadcast over WHAS, 158-171, 

220. 

Breckenridge, Rev. Robert J., 153. 

Breckinridge, John C., of the Confederacy, 

120. 

Breekinridge, Col. Win. C. P., 120. 

Brewer, David, of Supreme Court, 

126. 

Bridgln j the Years, an autobiography, 

by Cale Young Rice, review, 

217. 

BridweIl, Margaret Morris (Mrs. 

Roy Bridwell), Notes on One of 

the Early Ballard Families of Kentucky, 

Including the Ballard Mas° 

sacre, 1-20. 6. 

Briggs, L., and Matthew H. Joustt 84. 

Briggs, Dr. Win., Nashvillej 155. 

Brinton, Francis D., West Chester, 

Penn., 183. 

Broadhead, Daniel, pioneer, 135. 

Brown, Benjamin Grate, of St. Louis, 

126, 220. 

Brown James, near Prestonsburg, 62. 

Brown, Janet (Mrs. Archibald 

Stuart), Colonist from Ireland, 125. 

Brown, John, builder of Liberty 

Hall, Frankfort, 118 125, 217,220; 

John Brown and Li rty Hall, by 

Gustave A. Breaux, 168, 170, 220. 

Brown, P,ev. John, of Augusta Seminary, 

Vs., 55. 125, 2( . 

Brown, Rev. John, colonist from Ireland, 

125. 

Brown, John Mason One of the 

Founders of The Filson Club, by 

Preston Brown, 125-133. Portrait 

of John Meson Brown,130; Portrait 

of Mrs. Brown,89. Errata, 220. 

Brown, John Mason, son of John 

Mason Brown, 35, 129. 

Brown, John Preston Watts, of Nashville, 

Tenn., 154. 

Brown, Henry, of Supreme Court, 

128. 

Brown, Margaret Wiekliffe, daughter 

of John Mason Brown, 129. 

Brown, Mary Mason, daughter of 

John Mason Brown, 129. 

Brown, Mason, father of John Mason 

Brown, 6, 125, 220. 

Brown, Preston: John Mason Brown, 

1837-1890, One of the Founders of 

The Filson Club, 125-133. 129. 

Errata 221. 

Brown, Thomas, Fleming Comity, 62. 

Bryanj Miss Anna B., Louisville 

kindergarten, 218. 

Bubbling Waters, by Clark B. Firestone, 

conlmentj 123. 

Buchanan, Thompson, writer, 35, 

214.. 

Buck, Charles and Peter C., Woodford 

County, 96. 

Buck Pond, Dr. Louis Marshall's 

school at, 06. 

Bugles, The Filson Club's Keyed- 

Bugles, by C. T. Johnson, 211, 212; 

picture of two, facing page 212. 

Buiger, Maj. Ed., Blue Licks, 173. 

Bullitt, Joshua F., Big Stone Gap, 

Vs, 39. 

Bullitt, Mrs. Tom, and Jouett picture, 

83. 

Bullitt, William Marshall, 123. 

Bullitt's Lick, 142, 143, 146.

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Bullock family, referred to, 7. 

Burnam, Ben Lucien, writer, 32. 

Butler, Col. Anthony, of Logan 

County, 78. 

Byron Lord, and Greek War of Independence, 

97, 1(]0, 109, 110. 

Caldwell__Dr. Charles: interest in 

Greek War, 104, 116; in Nashville, 

154. 

Caldweil, Robert, pioneer, 136. 

Cameron, Archibald, pioneer, 147. 

Campbell, Miss (wife of Mr. MeKino 

hey and mother of John McKinhey), 

157. The Campbell sisters, 

ploneers, 160. 

Campbell, Rev. Alexander, 154. 

Campbell, John, of early Louisville, 

7. 

Campbell, John, pioneer, 142. 

Campbell, Michael, of Bardstown, 

later of Nashville, 149. 

Campbell, Col. Win., at King's 

Mountain, 58. 

Canadian Rangers, Blue Licks, 173. 

Cane Ridge Meeting House, Old, 219. 

Cannon, Mrs. Jouett Taylor, 118, 

173. 

Carlisle County, by W. P. A. writers, 

"124. 

Carroll, John, Louisville, 83. 

Carver, Gaylc R., hlstoHan, 34. 

Casey, John M. and Joseph, visit 

site of Ballard Massacre, 15. 18. 

Casey County, Kentucky, Th6 Men 

Women, Events, In.stitutions and 

Lore of, by W. M. Watkins, comment 

123, 124. 

Catron, Judge John, of Tenn., 152. 

Cave Hill Cemetery, formerly Cave 

Farm, 143. 

Cawein, Madison, poet, 22, 23, 32, 217. 

Cecil, Elenor, wife of Thomas Witten, 

Jr., 63. 

Cecil, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas 

Witten, Sr., 63. 

Cecil, Samuel, Sr., and wife Nancy 

Witten, 56. 

Cecil, Thomas, Floyd Co., 70. 

Cecil, William, Lord Burghley, 63. 

Celeste, by Peter B. Rifle, 124. 

Centre College, 153. 

Chambers, Dr. John S., writer, 34. 

Chandier, Gov. A. B., 172, I73. 

Chaplin, Abraham, pioneer, 142. 

Index 227 

Cheek family, Ky. and Tenn., 155. 

Cherryj Thomas Crittenden, Bowling 

Green, 122, 168. 

Chester County, Penn., 180, 181 184, 

187, 189-2(30; records of the flson 

family, 180-182; Historical Society, 

179, 183, 200; History o] Ch ter 

County, 184-186. 

Chester Valley, Penn., and Great 

Valley, 184, 185. 

Chinn, Richard H., 83, 84; interest 


Christie, Rev. Dr. John W., of Wilmington, 

Delaware, 179. 

Clark, George Rogers, 5, 8, 10, 38, 39, 

41, 118, 119, 134, 135, 142. Club's 

photostats of Clark documents, 41; 

marker erected in Louisville, 119. 

Clark, Thomas D., 32, 116; on Matthew 

H. Jouett, 89; Th8 Rantpa¢ing 

Frontier, 165, reviewed, 215. 

Clark, William, pioneer, 142. 

Clayt Cassius M., of Paris, Ky., 

writer, 34. 

Clay, Cassius Marcellus, g0, 149. 

Clay, Henry, 148, 152, 154, 203; interest 

in Greek War, 9?, 104, 108 109, 

111-113; in Statuary Hall, ashington, 

172. 

Clay, Henry, Jr., on M. H. Jouett, 

86, 87. 

Claypool, David C., publisher, 199- 

201. 

Clear Creek, branch of Kentucky 

River, 95j 96. 

Clift, G. Glenn, list of Marriages anfl 

Obituaries, compiled from early 

Lexington newspapers, 47, 173i 213. 

Cline, Isaac Monroe, on M. H. 

Jouett; 88. 

Clinc, Myrtle A., American Attitude 

Towardthe C-reel: War o] Independence, 

IMI-18 8, 96, 101 102, 

106-108, 113. 

Clingan, William, magistrate, Chester 

County, Penn., 190. 

Clintonville; 157-161. 

Cobb, Irvin S., writer, 23, 28, 32, 35. 

Coburn, Frederick W., on M. H. 

Jouett, in Dictionary o] American 

Biography, 81. 

Coburn, Judge John, of Lexington, 

151. 

Cochran, Mrs. J. A., Mayeville, 120. 

Coehran, Mrs. Wilson, on Historic 

Homes, 46. 

Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Whitefoord; of 

Louisvi|]e, and their Tenn. usunections, 

151.


Cole, Willis W. and his wife Johanna, 

of Ky. and Tenn., 151. 

Coleman, J. Winston, Jr., writer, 32, 

111. 

Collins, Mrs., sees MeKinney's fight 

with a wildcat, 164. 

Colonial Dames, Kentucky, 46iereet 

marker in Louisville to Clark, 119. 

Colonial Wars, Ky. Society of, 168, 

169. 

Combs, Gem Leslie, 90; interest in 


Cook, Rev. Valentine, Methodist, 

Cooke, Dr. John Easton portrait by 

Jouett, 92. 

Cosby, Dabney C., attorney, 204, 

205. 

Cossiit, Rev. Franeeway, originator 

of Cumberland University, 148. 

Cotter, Joseph S., Negro poet, 23, 

121, 122. 

Cotterill, Robert S., historian, 34. 

Courler-Journal, Louisville, articles 

reprinted from 37--42, 175-177; reprinted 

by, 214. 

Court Contest, the New and Old in 

Kentucky, Joseph R. Underwood's 

Fragmentary Journal on, by Arndt 

M. Stickles, 202-210. 132. 

Court Struggle in Kentucky, The 

. Critical, Stiekles 203. 

Courtenay, Mary Anderson, handweaving, 

171. 

Courtenay, Mrs. Thomas A., death 

49. 

Coverlets, Kentucky, Tate'e guide 

for identifying, 121. 

Cowan, John, pioneer, 137. 

Cox, Mrs. Attina, Louisville, 120. 

COx, Isaac, killed by Indians, 12, 39. 

Cox, Susannah, Mrs. James Balinrd 

10. 

Crabb, Alfred Leland: Some Early 

Connections Between Kentucky 

and Tennessee, 147-156. 

Craig, Elijah, Woodford Co., 93. 

Craig, John, pioneer, Mason CO., 63. 

Craig, John, Woodford Co., 93. 

Craig, Lewis, Jr., Franklin Co., 93, 94. 

Craig and Young, Woodiord Co, 96. 

Craig's Creek (branch of Kentucky 

River), 93-95. 

Crawford, Mrs. Jane Todd, Our 

Pioneer Heroine of Eurffery, by 

Mrs. A. T. McCormack, republisbed 

by D. M. Hutton, 176. 172. 

Crawiord, T. H., Mayor of Louisville, 

152. 

Creath, Rev. Jacob, Baptist, 208. " 

Crittenden, John J., 154, 207. 

Crockett, Capt. Robert, War of 1812, 

80. 

Cromwell, Emma Guy, Woman in 

Politics, review, 217. 

Crosby, Steve, Negro prize fighter, 

214. 

Cross Keys Tavern, 15-17, 20. 

Crow's Station, John, 137; and John 

Crow 141, 142. 

Crame Mrs. Robert, Bardstownj 120. 

Cumberland College, Nashville, 147, 

148. 

Cumberland Gap, 147. 

Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 

beginning, 153. 

Cumberland University, Lebanon, 

Tenn, 148. 

Cunnlngham, Isaac, pioneer, 160. 

Cunninghamj Mrs. J., visits site of 

Baliard Massacre, 15. 

Custis, George W. P., and the Greek 

War of Independence, 115. 

Cuthbertson, Sterett, Bowling Green, 

168. 

Dagworthy, Abraham, interest in 


Daniel, Robert, brother of Walker 

Daniel, 134, 135; at Bullitt's Lick, 

142. 

Daniel, Walker The Founder of 

Danville, by Ca vin Morgan Fackler, 

134-145. 220. 

Danville, Walker Daniel, The Founder 

of, by Calvin Morgan Fackler, 

134-145. 220. 

Dargan, Mrs. Olive Tilford, writer, 34. 

D. A. R.: Isaac Shelby Chapter, 

Tyler Station marker, 20, William 

Shannon marker, 118; John 

McKinley Chapterj 47; Susan Hart 

Shelby Chapter, 67; Fineastlo 

Chapter, broadcast, 168-171; James 

MeAfee Chapter, 173. 

Daveiss, Joseph Hamilton, 90, 147. 

Davidson, Samuel P., Floyd Co., 70. 

Davidson Academy, rechartered as 

Cumberland College, 148. 

Davie, George M., Louisville, lawyer, 

130. 

Daviess, Samuel, State Senator, 208. 

Davis, James E., Attorney, Fayette 

County, 83.

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Davis, Jefferson, flight of, 120. 

Davis, J. Leslie A Boy .from Ket - 

tucky by W. . Davis and L. M. 

Hodges, 122. 

Davisj John, of Augusta Co., Va., 57. 

Davis, Wallace, Liberty Hall Commlttee, 

118. 

Davis, Warren B. and Leigh Mitchell 

Hodges, authors of A Boy from 

Kentucky, 122. 

Day, Winnie, handweaving, 171. 

Dean, Harry M., writer, 34. 

Delaney'e Ferry or MeCoun's Ferry, 

on Kentucky River, 95. 

DeLongueil, Capt Charles L., at Big 

Bone Lick, 169. 

Dent, Emory G., Bowling Green, 168. 

Depew, Chauncey, New York Senator, 

126. 

Desha, Gov. Joseph, 204-208 i on portrait 

of LaFayette, 84, 85; his wife 

Margaret Bledsoe, 151. 

Desha, Mary, of D.A.R., 168. 

DeSmet, Father, Jesuit priest, and 

John Mason Brown, 127. 

DeWees Eliza, wife of Wilkins 

Tannehil, 151. 

Dillon, George, writer, 32. 

Dingus, Mrs. Rebecca Harris, Prestonsburg, 

63. 

Doe Run Presbyterian Church, 

Penn., 186, 187. 

Donelson, Stokeley, of Tenn., at 

Transylvania University, 150. 

Donovan, H. L. president Eastern 

Ky. Teachers oilege, 151. 

Doolan, Mrs. John C., Glenview, 120. 

Doyle John A., Letter to the Courier 

ournal on old Southern Exposition 

in Louisville, 176, 177. 

Drake Mrs. Thomas, statement by, 

on allard family, 7. 

Draper, Lyman C., 157-165; manuscripts 

on Ballard Massacre, 1, 7-9, 

12-14. 

Dudley, Dr. Benjamin, Lexington, 

90. 

Dudley, Peter, War of 1812, 80. 

Duke, Gem Basil W., 120. 

Dunham Col. Josiah, Lexington 

Fema e Acwiemy, 104, 109. 

Dunlap, John, publisher, 199-201. 

Dunlap, William, on M. H. Jouett, 

86, 87. 

Dunlap and Cinypoolej Philadelphia, 

199-201. 

Dunmore's WaL John McKinney in, 

158. 

Index 229 

Dunn, C. Frank, comment on Lex/ngton 

and the Bluegrass Country, 124. 

duPont, Biederman, of Louisville 

Railway Co., 177. 

Du rere, Huntley, Kentucky and the 

ek War of Independence, 97- 

117. 46. 

Durrett, R. T., 36, 40 133; John Filsan, 

180, 187-190, 1 4, 196. 

Dutch Meeting House, 137. 

Dwale, town, Floyd Co., 66. 

Dwight, Timothy, of Yale, 126. 

East Followfield, Penn., and John 

Filson, 182, 184, 185, 187, 189, 1 - 

193, 197. 

Eece Quam Bonum Club, The 

E. Q.B. Club, 167, 168. 

Edgar, Rev. John T., of Nashville, 

154. 

Edge's, Mr, store in Downingstown0 

Penn., 199. 

Edwards, John, pioneer, 142. 

Eiliottj Collins D., president Nashville 

Female Academy, 150. 

Elliston, Joseph, Tenn., pioneer, 150. 

Elliston Station, 150. 

Embry, Jacqueline, writer, 34. 

Emma, town in Floyd Co., 68-70. 

Englehard, Mrs. John C, Liberty 

Hall committee, 118. 

Erie Battle of Lake, 78. 

Ethridge Mrs. William Snow, writer, 

34. 

Eudy, Mary Cummings, writer, 35. 

Eve, Dr. Paul, of Nashville, Tennessee, 

154. [Error: He died in 

1878, not in 1848.] 154. 

Everett, Edward, and the Greek War 

of Independence, 101, 106, 115. 

Ewing, Martin, Natchez; 83, 84. 

Ewing, Rebecca, of Tenn., 156. 

Fackler, Calvin ' Morgan: Walker 

Daniel, The Founder of Danville, 

134-145. See also 145, 146, 220. 

Fall, Rev. Philip, of Tenn., 153. 

Fallowfield, Penn., see East, also 

West Fallowfield, 184. 

Fayette County, by W. P. A. writers, 

124. 

Fenner, Dr. C. S., Memphis, 155. 

Filson, Mr., pioneer in Fallowfield, 

Penn., 184.


Fflson Agnes Boggs second wife of 

Davldson Filson, 183, 188, 189, 192. 

Filson, Ann, daughter of Davison 


Filson, Benjamin, Chester County, 

Penn., 189. 

Filson, Betsey, daughter of Mrs. 

Margaret Filson, 189. 

Filsan, David, son of Mrs. Margaret 


Filson Davidson, 183, 185, 189, 192; 

8es )avison Filson. 

Filson, Davison, father of the historian 

183, 185 189, 192; will, 180, 

181; e ildren o3, 188. 

Filson, Eleanor, first wife of Dovison 

Fiison, and mother of the historian, 

188. 

Filson, Eleanor, daughter of Davlsoa 


Filson,Elizabeth, daughter of Davison 

Fflson, wife of George Liggett, 

188, 189. 

Filson, Jane, v fe of John Filson and 

grandmother of the historian, 189. 

Filson Jane, daughter of John, aunt 

of the histor an and wife of James 

Patton, 189. 

Filson Jean, daughter of Davison 


Filson, John, in Pennsylvania, by 

S. M. Wilson, 179-291. 

Filson, John, 24, 40, 185, 187-189t 197; 

map of Kentucky, 180, 200; will of 

180-182, 190, 191 transcription and 

reduced facsimile of will, 182; 

inventory of estate, 195, 196; place 

of birth, 193, 194; death of, 194, 

195; early Jefferson County Court 

records, 190; his Kentucky adver° 

tised in 1784, 199, 200. 

Fil on, John, by R. T. Durrett, 180, 

187-190, 194, 196, 197. 

Filson, John, grandfather of historian, 

will of, 180, 181, 186-189; 

children of, 189. 

Filson, John, son of Robert 'and 

cousin of the historian, 189. 

Filson, John, son of William and 

cousin of the historian, 189. 

Filson, John, Junior, uncle of the 

historian, 187, 189. 

Filson Maior John, of the Humphreyvil 

e Inn, 188. 

Filson, Margaret Bailey, aunt of the 

historian, 189. 

l son, Moses, son of Davison Filson, 

188. 

Filson, Robert, brother of the historian, 

181-184, 188-195. 

Filson Robert, eldest son of Samuelj 

189. 

Filson, Samuel, uncle of the historian, 

181, 185, 188, 189. 

Fflson, Samuel, son of Mrs. Margaret 


Filson, William, uncle of the historian, 

183, 185, 189. 

Fflson, sometimes written Philson, 

196; probable origin of name, 196. 

Filsan's Tavern, East Fallowfield, 

Penn., 188. 

Filson Club, The: records on Ballard 

family and Ballard Massacre, 

4-14; Guardian of Kentuckians,' 

Meshed together are Our State's 

History, The Filson Club and R. 

C. Ballard Thrnston, by Miss 

Marion Porter, 37--42; notes on 

history of the Club, 37-42; Treasurer 

Reager's Annual Report, 45; 

John Mason Brown, One of the 

Founders of The Filson Club, by 

Preston Brown, 125-133; Garden 

Party, 167. 

Findley, John, genealogical and biographical 

notes on, 218. 

Findley family, 218. 

Firemen's Associations: The Louisville 

Volunteer Fire Companies 

and the Louisville Veteran Volunteer 

Firemen's Association, 211; 

Keyed-Bugles in The Fflson Club, 

211, 212. 

Firestone, Clark B., Bubbling Waters, 

comment, 123. 

Fish Pools, near Bullitt's Lick, 143. 

Flaget, Bishop Benedict T., 154, 176. 

Fleming, . John, Chester County, 

Penn., 189. 

Fleming, William, pioneer, 142. 

Flexner, Anne Crawiord, writer, 34. 

Flexner, Hortense (Mrs. Wyneie 

King), writer, 35. 

Flight into Oblivion, by A. J. Hanna, 

reviewed by Holman Hamilton, 

120, 121. 

Floyd, John, pioneer, 10, 137. 

Floyd Couhty and John Graham, 53, 

54, 56, 60-74. 

Follin, Win., of Augusta, Va., 57. 

Fort Jef[ersoh, 5. 

Foster, Ephraim, Tenn. Senator, 148. 

Foster, Robert Coleman, of Tenn., 

148. 

Foster, Stephen Collins, 122. 

Fowler, Capt. John, a chronology of, 

213. 

\

1939] Indez 231 

Fowler, Mrs. W. T., a chronology of 

Capt. John Fowler, 213. 

Fox, Prof. Boar, father of John Fox, 

Jr., 26. 

Fox, John, Jr., biographical data and 

comments on, 25-27, 33, 36/ 39. 

219. 

Frankfort, Kentucky, Centennial Commemoration, 

an address by John 

Mason Brown, published, 132. 

Frazer, Oliver, artist, 90, 92. 

Frew, Dr. James, of Milwaukee, 214. 

Frontier, The Rampaging, by Thomas 

D. Clark, review, 215. 

Frost, Win. G., of Berea, writer, 34. 

Fulliam, Bland Ballard name formerly 

Pul into, 11. 

Funkhouser, W. D., Recent Discoveries 

in Prehistoric Kentucky, 

46. 

Furman, Lucy, writer, 28, 34. 

Futhey, J. Smith, of West Chester, on 

John Fflson, 187. 

Gaines, B. O. i historian, 27. 

Galazy Magazine, of New York, 132. 

Gallaway and Pomerey and Thomas 

Paine on land rights, 138-140. 

Gamble, Mrs. Hoyt, death, 49. 

,Gantis, Col. I., in Frankfort, 207. 

Gap, Gap Tavern, and Gap Road, 

Chester County, Penn., 193: 

Garden Club of Kentucky, The 

Federal tour, 119, 120. 

Garrett, Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, 

third wife of Bland W. Ballard, 9. 

Garrett, Paul L., Bowling Green, 168. 

Gilbert Ralph, on William Shannon, 

118. 

• Gill, Spencer, Woodford Co., 94. 

Giltner, Leigh Gordon, writer, 28. 

Giron, Mr., Lexington, interest in 

Greek Warj llO. 

Gist, Col. Christopher, journal, 216. 

Goebel, William, The First New 

Dealer, by Urey Woodson, review, 

175. 

Good]ett, Dr. Adam, Nashville, 

Tenn., 155. 

Gordon, Caroline, Mrs. Allen Tats, 

30, 31. 

Graham, Dr. Christopher Columbus, 

a distant kinsman of John Graham, 

of Virginia and Kentucky, 69; footnote, 

69. 

Graham, David, son of Wm. Graham, 

Sr., 54-57. 

Graham, David, writes on Graham 

family, 54. 

Graham, Dorothy, wife of Edwin 

Trimble, 68. 

Graham, Eleanor, wife of David 

Morgan, Jr., 61, 67. 

Grafiam, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas 

Johns, Jr., 67. 

Graham, James, son of Win. Graham, 

Sr., 54, 55. 

Graham, Jane, widow of Win. Graham, 

Sr., 55. 

Graham, John, of Virginia and Kentucky, 

1765-1836, A Chronology, 

by Willard Rouse Jilison,, 51-74. 

Picture of John Graham s tombstone, 

68. Map illustrating Chronulogy 

of John Graham, 69. 

Graham, John, of Washington Co., 

Vs., 58. 

Graham, John, Sr., 52, 54, 56. 

Graham, Joseph, son of David, 56. 

Graham, Rebecca, wife of Jacob 

Mayo, 64, 67. 

Graham, Rebecca Witten, Wife of 

John Graham, 56, 57, 63, 64, 70; 

picture of her tombstone, 68. Life 

and Times of, by W. R. Jillson in 

The Register, 173. 

Graham, Richard, pioneer, Mason 

County, 63. 

Graham Robert, son of Win. Graham, 

r., 54. 

Graham, Sophia, w{fe of Wm. H. 

Layne, 68. 

Graham, Tabitha, wife of John B. 

Harris, 69. 

Graham, Thomas Witten, son of 

John Graham, 64, 68, 70; plcture 

of his tombstone, 53. 

Graham, William, Sr., 52, 54, 55. 

Graham, Rev. William, Augusta 

Seminary, Va., 55. 

Graham's Mill, at Haw's Ford, 65. 

Grant, William, Chester County, 

Penn., 189. 

Gray, George, artist, unveiling of 

his mural, Battle of Blue Licks, 

173; other murals by, 173. 

Gray, Mrs.gJ. R., Liberty Hall committee, 

118. 

Gratiot, IAdulph Paul, Criminal Justice 

on the Kentucky Frontier, 46. 

Greek War iofl ndepundence , 1821- 

1828, Kentucky and the, by Huntley 

Dupre, 97-117.


Green Creek Church, Bourbon County, 

157, 160, 161. 

Green, Willis, pioneer, 136, 144. 

Greenup, Christopher, pioneer, 137, 

• '138, 145. 

Greer's Creek, 93. 

Grimes, John, artist, 90, 92. 

Grundy, Felix, of Tenn., 147, 148, 

151, 152. 

Gusling, Kalfus Kurtz, writer, 32. 

Guinn (Quinn), Mr., school teacher 

near Ballard Massacre, 8, 13. 

Haden (Haydon), William D., War of 

1812, 78. 

Hailmann, Dr. William N., kindergarten 

in Louisville, 218. 

Hall, Jane, handweaviag, 171. 

Hamilton Holman, review " of 

Hanna s Flight Into Oblivion, 120, 

121. 

Hamilton, Robert (Bob) Browning, 

writer, 22, 28, 29. 

Hanna, A. J., Flight Into Oblivion, 

reviewed by Holman Hamilton, 

120, 121. 

Hardin, Bayless, Kentucky State 

Historical Society: Isaac Shelby's 

Military Report, 1792, 47; Old State 

House 47 pamphlet on Battle of 

B ue Licks and George Grays 

mural, 173. 

Hardin, Judge Ben, 147, 204, 205. 

Hardin, Col. John, Indian expedition, 

10. 

Harding, Chester, on M. H. Jouett, 

87. 

Harlan, James, Secretary of Interior, 

120. 

Harlan, Major Silas, Blue Licks, 173. 

Harmon: Henry, Jacob, and Math* 

ins, of Vs., 57; Mathiae, 59, 60; 

Daniel, 59; Adam, 70. 

Harmon, J. Lewie, Bowling Green, 

168. 

Harman's Station, 60. 

Harney, Ben, song writer, 214. 

Harper's Tavern, Chester, Penn., 

199, 200. 

Harris, Credo Fitch, writer, 33. 

Harris, John B., husband of Tabitha 

Graham, 69. 

Harris, S. D., and the Greek War of 

Independence, 112. 

Harrison, Gov. Benjamin, 144; letter 

from Walker Daniel, 139, 140; letter 

from Win. Johnston, 143, 146. 

Harrison, Gem William Henry, and 

the Greek War of Independence, 

101. 

Harrodsburg, 4, 7, 48, 137. 

Hart, Charles Henry, on M. H. 

Jouett, 86. 

Hart, Joel T., sculptor, 93. 

Hart, Col. Thomas, 89. 

Hartt, Mary, Chester County, Penn., 

182, 191. 

Haekett, Mr., near Frankfort, 206. 

Hatcher, Harlan, writer, 33. 

Hawes Ford, Big Sandy R., 66. 

Hawes, RoberL of Big Sandy R., 60. 

Hawthorne, Bess L., Michael Stoner, 

1774, 47. 

Haydon, Benj., son of Win., 4. 

Haydon, Bland Ballard, son of Win., 

4. 

Haydon, Win., son of Win., 4; Ann 

Ballard, wile of Win., 3, 4. 

Hays, Will S., song writer, 214. 

Helm, Charles J., of the Confederacy, 

120. 

Helm, Mrs. T. Kennedy, Louisville, 

118. 

Hemans, Georgia, hafidweavings, 

171. 

Henry, Daniel, and John Filson, in 

Jefferson County court records, 

190-193. 

Hereford, James H., Floyd Co., 70. 

Heslopp, Ann Graham, wife of Benjam 

m Ballard, 6. 

Hickman Creek and early settlement, 

Fayette Co, 160. 

Hill, H. T, Floyd County, 74. 

Hill, Miss Mary D., Louisville kindergarten, 

218. 

Hill, J. Murray, Bowling Green, 168. 

Hill, Miss Patty, Louisville kindergarten, 

218. 

Hillsborough Baptist Church, 94, 95. 

Hindman Settlement School, handweaving, 

171. 

Hite, Isaac, pioneer, 136. 

Hodges, L. M. and W. B. Davis, 

authors of A Boy Jr ,m Kentucky, 

122. 

Hoefelman, Walter M., Historical 

Records Survey, 174. 

HoUey, Horace: interest in Greek 

War, 100, 103, 104 111; portrait by 

Earl, painted for Andrew Jackson, 

150. 216.

1939] l * cl e z 233 

Hood, Major Andrew, Big Sandy 

River, 60. 

Hope, W. D., Visits site of Ballard 

Massacre, 15, 17, 18. 

Hopkins, Gen. Samuel, War of 1812, 

79. 

Herd, Parker, writer, 35. 

Howard, James, Woodford Co., 96. 

Howard, Harriet, handweaving, 171. 

Howard's Creek, Lower, 77. 

Howe, Samuel Gridley, and the 

Greek War of Independence, 107, 

• 113. 

Hubbell, Lucinda Smith, Hubbell 

family, 174. 

Hume, Edgar Erskine: history of 

LaFayette portrait, 84, 85. 

Humphrey, Alexander P., Louisville 

lawyer, 130. 

Humphreys, Uricb, of Augusta, Va., 

57. 

Humphreyville Inn, East Fallowfield, 

Penn., 188. 

Hunt, William Gibbs, Western Review 

and Miscellaneous Magazine, 163-165. 

Hurst, Mrs. Prentice W, Historical 

Records Survey, 174. 

Hutehings, Win, of Augusta, Va., 57. 

Hutton, Daniel, M.: James L. Isenberg 

Memorial Service, 1938, 48; 

review of his Ephraim McDot ll, 

175; republishes Mrs. Jane Todd 

. Crawford, 176. 

Indian town, the last in Kentucky: 

Eskippakithiki, by Lueien Beekner, 

In Kentucky, review, 47. 

Innis, Harry, 141, 145. 

Irvine, Abram, pioneer, 136. 

Isenberg, James, L.: Memorial Service 

in Harrodsburg, December 1, 

1938, 48, 49; death of, 49. 

Ivanhas, Scott's, 90. 

Jackson, Andrew his artist, Earl, 

portrait of Horace Holley, 150. 

Jackson, Levi, Wilderness Road 

Weavers, 171. 

James, Howard C., Barthelfrni Tardivau, 

comment on, 122. 

Jameson, James, interest in Greek 

War, 104. 

Jacob's Park, near Louisville, 214. 

Jefferson, Thomas, interest in Greek 

War of Independence, 101. 

Jefferson County and early court 

records on John Filson, 190. 

Jillson, Willard Rouse, 24, 179, 180; 

writer, 32; John Graham of Virginia 

and Kentucky, 1765-1835, 

51-74; Rare Kentucky Books, 123; 

Land Title to Liberty Hall, also 

Rebecca Witten Graham, in T/ 

Register; at unveiling of George 

Gray's mural Blue Licks, 173; Paul 

Sawyier, 219. 

Jfllson, Mrs. Willard Rouse (Oriole 

Gormley), Jillson, 67. 

Johns, Elizabeth Graham, Floyd Co., 

67. 

Johns, John Graham, grandson of 

John Graham, 58. 

Johns, Capt. John G., Sr., of Winchester, 

67. 

JoahTns, Mary Elizabeth, Floyd Co., 

JOahTnS, Thomasj Sr., Floyd Co., 60, 

Johns, Thomas P., Jr., husband of 

Elizabeth Graham, 67. 

Johnson, Augusta PhillipsLA Century 

of Wayne Counly Kentucky, 

18{)0-19{)0, comment, 123. 

Johnson, Charles Thruston, The Filson 

Club's Keyed-Bugles, 211, 212. 

Johnson, Major Madison C., Frankfort 

lawyer, 130. 

Johnson, Robert, Woodford Co., 93. 

Johnston, J. Stoddard, Memorial 

History of Louisville, 142-146. 

Johnston, Miss Ruth, U. of K., 167. 

Johnston, William pioneer, excape 

from Indians near Bullitt s Lick, 

143; purchases a Bible while an 

Indian captive, 145, 146; Bible in 

Filson Club archives, 145, 220. 

Johnston, William Preston, of the 

Confederacy, 120. 

Jonas Edward A., 33; Matthew Harris 

Jouett, Kentucky Portrait Painter, 

1787-1857, reviewed by Samuel M. 

Wilson, 75-96. 122. 

Jones, Miss, first wife of Benjamin 

Ballard, 4. 

Jones, Mrs. Samuel E., on Historic 

Homes, 46. 

Jorden, John, Chester County, 

Penn. 183. 

Jordon's, Mr., tavern in Lancaster, 

Penn., 199, 200. 

Jouett, Alexander Stuart (or Gilbert 

Stuart Jouett)i 81.


Jouett, George P., son of Capt. John 

Jouett, 93, 94. 

Jouett, Gilbert Stuart (or Alexander 

Stuart Jouett), 81. 

Jouett, Capt. John, "Jack" Joustt, 

father of Matthew Harris Jouett, 

75, 77, 88; facsimile of signature, 

91 addendum on data pertaining 

to locat on of his homes in Kentucky, 

93-96. 

Jouett, Landon C, son of Captaln 

John Jouett, 96. 

Joustt, Margaret Henderson daughter 

of William AI en and wife of 

Matthew H. Jouett, 78, 82, 88. 

Jouett, Matthew, unele of Matthew 

Harris Jouett, 77-79. 

Jouett, Maithew Harris, Kentucky 

Portrait Painter, 1787-1857, by 

Edward A. Jonas, reviewed by 

Samuel M. Wilson, 75-96. 122. 

Jouett, Matthew Harris, Kentucky 

Portrait Painter, A Review, by 

Samuel M. Wilson, 75-96. Facsimiles 

of signature, 91. Portrait 

of George Rogers Clark in Filson 

Club, 41. 

Jouett, Matthew Harris, Notes on 

Painting, in Gilbert Stuart and His 

Pupils, 216. 

Joustt, Sally, wife of Capt. John 

Jouett, 94. 

Joustt's Creek Clark Co. (Dewitt's 

or Durrett s or Duit's or Duke's 

Creek), 77. 

Jouett's Mill, Woodford Co., 95. 

Kaye, Mrs. Lewis G. (Mary Johnston 

Fenley), presents Wm. Johnston's 

Bible to Filson Club, 145. 

Keen, Major John interest in Greek 

War, 111. 

Keen, 0., Lexington, 83. 

Keen's Inn, Mrs., Lexington, 109. 

Keightley, George, pioneer, death of, 

142, 143, 146. 

Kelley, Edith Summers, writer, 34. 

Kelly, Eleanor Mercein, writer, 35. 

Kels% Walker or Walter, Interview 

with Shane, 163. 

Kentuckiana, Guardian of: Our 

State's History, The Filson Club 

and R. C Ballard Thruston, by 

Miss Marion Porter, 37-42. 

Kentuckians Are Different, by Marmaduke 

B. Morton, comment, 123. 

Kentucky, A Boy From Life of Dr. J. 

Leslie Davis, by Warren B. Davis 

and Leigh Mitchell Hedges, 122. 

Kentucky In, review, 47. 

Kentucky Liberal, 1780-19 8i by 

N. H. onne, review, 216. 

Kentucky, Political Beginnings of, 

by John Mason Brown, The Filson 

Club Publications No. 6, 133. 

Kentucky, University of, 25, 26, 119, 

167. 

Kentucky Academy at Pisgah, 9{}. 

Kentucky Books, Rare, by W. R. Jill- 

SOl , comments, 123. 

Kentucky County Government, Duties 

and Functions of, by W. P. A. writers, 

124. 

Kentucky Coverlets, by Leu Tats, 

reviewed by Mabel Medaro 

Williams, 121. 

Kentucky and the Greek War of 

Independence, 1821-1828, by Htmtley 

Dupre, 97-117. 

Kentucky Homes and Gardens, Old, 

by .Elizabeth Patterson Thomas, 

revmw, 217. 

Kentucky Homsej The Enchanted 

Bluegrass, and Bluegrass Houses 

and Their Traditions, by Simpson; 

Old Kentucky Homes and Gardens, 

by Thomas, 217, 218. 

Kentucky Imprints, 1787-1810, Check 

In'st of, American Imprint Inventory, 

by Douglas C. McMurtrie, 

124; review by John Wilson Townsend, 

174. 

Kentucky In American Letters, Townsend, 

23, 24, 28. 

Kentucky Literature, A History of 

Since 1913, by John Wilson Townsend, 

21-36. 

Kentucky Papers of the Draper Manuscript 

Collection, Calendar of, 157- 

165. 

Kentucky Society for Promoting 

Useful Knowledge, Danville, 96. 

Kentucky State Historical Society 

and The Register, 6, 47, 173, 213; 

Boone Day, 172 173i Gray's mural, 

Battle of Blue Licks, 173. 

Kentucky State Medical Association 

dedicates Dr. McDowell home in 

Danville, 172. 

Kentucky State Seal, 170. 

Kentucky and Tennessee, Some 

Early Connections Between, by 

A. L. Crabb, 147-156. 

Kephart, Johnj business with John 

Filson, 182.

1939] Index 235 

Kerr, Judge Charles, historian, 34; 

birthday poem to Mr. Thruston, 

44. 

Keyed-Bugles, The Fflson Club's, by 

Charles Thruston Johnson, 211, 

212; picture of two, facing page 

212. 

Kindergarten in Kentucky, Seventy- 

Three Years of, by Martha King 

Alexander, review, 218. 

King, Mrs. Wyneie (Hortenee Flexner), 

35. 

Kinkead, Cleves, writer, 35. 

Kinkead, Miss Ludie J., visits site of 

Ballard Massacre, 17; curator, 38. 

Kiasrj Walter' H., exhibit of sketches 

in Speed Museum, 171. 

Kiwanis Club Civic Cup, presented 

to R. C. Ballard Thrtmton in 1928, 

42. 

Klein, John, in Ballard Massacre, 12, 

13. 

Knight, Grant, writer, 32. 

Knox County, by W. P. A. writers, 

124. 

LaFayette Academy, formerly Lexington 

Female Academy, 111. 

LaFayette, Gen., portrait: by 

Jouett, 84; by Ary Scheffer, 84; 

history of, by E. E. Hume, 84, 85; 

in Lexington, 111. 

Lsmbdin, J. R., on M. H. Jouett, 87. 

Lampton, Will J., poet, 24. 

Laurel County, by W. P. A. writers, 

124. 

Lawwill, Mrs. W. C., Lexington, 120. 

La vae Win. H., husband of Sophia 

Graham, 68, 74. 

Lea, Francis W., Fayette Co., 93. 

Leathers, John Allen, and wife Florence 

Richardson, 152. 

Lebanon, Tenn., and Cumberland 

University, 148. 

Lee, Mr., near Chapline's Fork of 

Salt River, 205. 

Leltch Station, Campbell Co., 47. 

Leman, Mrs. Amy (Samuel), wife of 

James Ballard, 10. 

Leman, Samuel, pioneer, 10. 

Leonard, Joe, Chester County, 

Penn., 195. 

Lester, William Stewart, writer, 34. 

Levisa Fork of Big Sandy River, 

picture of, 68. 

Lexington, 21, 25, 26 101-117. 

Lezington, History of, by Ranck, on 

MeKinney's fight with a wildcat, 

163. 

Lezington and the Bluegrass Country, 

by Workers of the Federal Writers' 

Project of the Works Progress Administration, 

124. 

Lexington Female Academy, 104, 106, 

107, 111; changed to LaFayette 

Academy, 111. 

Liberal Kentucky, 1780-19 8, by N. 

H. Sonne, rewew, 210. 

Liberty Hall, Frankfort, 92, 125, 168, 

170, 171, 217, 220' officers and incomplete 

list of oard of Managers, 

I18; Garden Club tours, 119, 

120, 170" Land Title, by W. R. Jillson 

in h Register, 173. Built in 

1796, not 1792, 125, 220. 

Liberty Hall, Lexington, Virginia, 

forerunner of Washington andLee 

University, 52, 55, 58, 170. 

Liggett, George, husband of Elizabeth 


Lincoln Abraham, 120; A. J. Ballard 

at funera of, 41. 

Lindsey, Thomas N., Frankfort, 126. 

Linn's Station, 7, 8, 11. 

Literature, Kentucky, A History of 

Since 1913, by John Wilson Townsend, 

21-36. 

Liteey, Edward Carlisle, writer, 34. 

Litsey, Sarah, Mrs. Frank Nye, 

writer, 34. 

Little, Lucius P., writer, 27. 

Lloyd, Dr. John Uri, writer, 34. 

Logansport, Indiana, L'Augulilc Valley 

Memorial Association, "Ken° 

tueky Day" celebration, 214, 215. 

Louisville: A Prize Fighter in The 

Nineties, in Harper'8 Magazine by 

Edmund Ruekcr, 214. ' - 

Louisville: Southern Exposition, 176, 

177; Industrial Exposition, 170, 

177. Louisville Municipal Amphitheater, 

47. 

Louisville, Courier-Journal, Letter 

to on old Southern Exposition in 

Louisville, by John A. Doyle, 

quoted, 176, 177. 

Louisville, German-English Academy 

of, 218. 

Lurton, Judge H. H., Tenn., 155. 

Lyle, Joel R., Bourbon Ladies Acadeny 

and Boarding School, 99. 

Lynch, Mr., Lexington, interest in 


Lyon, Matthew, 168. 

Lyons, Mrs. William L., St., Liberty 

Hall committee, 118.


MeAdow, Samuel, of Dixon, Tenn., 

153. 

McChesne , Harry V., Kentucky 

State H torisal Society, 172, 173. 

MeClung, John A., Western Adventure, 

159, 165. 

McClure, Alex., Woodford Co., 94. 

McClure, Samuel and wife, Indian 

incident, 159. 

McCormaek, Dr. Arthur Thomas, 

Dr. Ephraim MeDowell home dedication, 

172. 

MeCormaek, Mrs. Arthur Thomas, 

her Jane Todd Crawford republished 

by D. M. Hutton, 176. 

McCreary County by W. P. A. writera, 

124. 

McCune, Bryan, Chester County, 

Penn., 182, 191. 

MeCu]lough, S. D. interest in Greek 

War, 111. 

McDermott, Mrs. Edward J., death, 

49. 

MeDowell, Captain, of Richmond, 

Va., hears of Filson's death, 194. 

McDowell, Dr. Ephraim, 150, 155; 

home in Danville dedicated, 172; 

in Statuary Hall, Washington 172; 

home a State Shrine, 175. Ephraim 

McDowell, by Hutton, 175. 

MeDowel], Henry C., Big Stone Gap, 

Va., 39. 

McDowell Sarah, wife of Judge 

Bland Ba lard, 11. 

McDowell, Samuel, pioneer, 137. 

MeElroy, Robert M., historian, 34. 

MeGary, Hugh, Blue Licks, 173. 

McGavock, Jacob, of Tenn., 159. 

McGavoek, Mary, wife of James Ross 

Todd, 152. 

MeGavock, Randal, Mayor of Nashville, 

152. 

McGavocks of Tenn. and Ky., 150; 

of Breckinridge and Mason counties, 

150. 

McGill, Anna Blanche, death, 49. 

McGready, James, pioneer preacher, 

153. 

McIntosh, James D., Lexington merchant, 

82-84. 

MeKinney, Harvey, and His Mother 

Mrs. John MeKinney, Interview 

with John D. Shane, by Otto A. 

Rothert, 157-166. 

McKinney John, Fight with a Wildcat 

and other Data on MeKinney s 

Life, based on John D. Shane interviews, 

by Otto A. Rothert, 157-166. 

Pamphlet, 158-161. 

MeKinney, Mrs. John, and Her Son 

Harvey, Interview with John D. 

Shane Including Data on John 

McKinney's F gbt with a Wildcat, 

by Otto A. Rothert, 157-166. 

McMeekin, Isabel McLennan, writerp 

119. 

MeMillan, Gov. Benton, Tenn., 155. 

McMurtrie, Douglas C.: American 

imprints aud history of printing, 

158; Check List of Kentucky Imprints, 

1787-1810, review by John 

Wilson Townsend, 174. 

MeMurtry, R. Gerald, Elizabethtown, 

1779-1879, 46. 

McNairy, Dr., of Nashville, 154. 

McNairy, Judge John, 149. 

McPheeters, Alexander, pioneer, 160,. 

163. 

McPike, Hannah, wife of Banjamin 

Haydon, 4. 

McReynolds, Judge J. C., Tenn., 155. 

MeVey, Frank L., Univ. of Ky., 172. 

Macedonia Chtirch, Fayette Co., 47. 

Madden, J. Edward, book collector, 

33. 

Madden, Rev. Thomas L., Methodist, 

153. 

Madison, Gabriel, pioneer, 137. 

Madison County, early marriage 

records, 213. 

Madison, President, James, 134, 135. 

Magruder, Benj., Ill. Chief Justice, 

126. 

Magruder, Mary Lanier, writer, 33. 

Major, Mrs. S. I. M., Frankfort, 120. 

Mann, Win., guardian of David Graham, 

55, 56. 

Mansion House, Frankfort, 206. 

Marcosson, Isaac F., writer, 35, 214. 

Marks, Gov. A. S. of Tenn., 152. 

Marshall, Colonel, pioneer in Fayette 

County, 182. 

Marshallj Humphreyj Kentucky historian, 

his presumed connection 

with Filson's manuscript of K6ntucky 

196-198. 

Marshall, Humphrey, 154; Mexican 

War, 81. 

Marshall, Humphrey, American 

botanist his possible connection 

with Filson s Kentucky, 197, 198. 

Marshall, Dr. Louis, school at Buck 

Pond, 96. 

Martin, Col. Lawrence, on Filson, 

180.

1939] I n d e x 237 

Martin, Mrs. William H., of Midway, 

collector of material on Matthew 

Harris Jouett, 75, 76. 

Mason, Margaret (Mrs. John Brown), 

grandmother of John Mason 

Brown, 125, 220. 

Mason, Margaretta, daughter of Rev. 

John Mason, wife of John Brown, 

220. 

Masterson, Mrs., sees McKinney's 

fight with a wildcat, 164. 

Matthews, Absolom, on Bailard 

• Massacre, 19. 

Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin, 

visit site of Ballards Massacre, 14, 

15. 

Mattbews, Diana second wife of 

Bland W. Ba lard, 9. 

Mattbews Robert F., mayor of 

She byvil e, 9. 

Matthews, Prof. Thomas J., interest 

in Greek War, 116• 

Mattbews, William Lewis, Bowling 

Green, 168. 

Mattingly, Sister Mary Ramona, historian, 

34. 

May, George, pioneer, 136. 

May, John, pioneer, 137, 138. 

Mayes, Daniel, of Christian County, 

207. 

Mayo, Anna, picture showing part of 

her farm on Levisa Fork, 68. 

Mayo, Bernard, writer, 35. 

Mayo, Jacob, hsuband of Rebecca 

Graham, 67, 68, 70. 

Mayo, Morice, Floyd Co., 70. 

Mayo, Morrow, writer, 34. 

Mayo, Wilson, Floyd Co., 69, 74. 

Meigs, Return Johathan, lawyer, of 

Tenn., 151. 

Menees, Ellen, wife of William Whitsitt, 

149. 

Menefee, K. Jouett, or Matthew H. 

Jouett, 80, 81. 

Mercer County, abstracts of early 

wills, 173, 213. 

Merriweather, Clayborn W., Negro 

poet, 121, 122; review of his unflowers, 

1 . 

Middleton, W. R., visits site of Ballard 

Massacre, 15. 

Miles, Rev. Richard P., Bishop of 

Nashville, 154. 

Mill Creek Baptist Church near 

Nashville, Tenn., 149. 

Miller, Jonathan P. and the Greek 

War of Independence, 107, 112. 

Mills, Judge Benjamin, 208. 

Mills, Robert "Duke of Brazoria," 

152. 

Milward, Jo, writer, 32. 

Montague, Isabella, wife of James 

• Ballard, 5. 

Montgomery, John, pioneer, 142. 

Montgomery, Michael, of Prestonsburg, 

66. 

Monroe, James, and the Greek War 

of Independence, 102, 107. 

Moore, Mr., Indian incident, 159. 

Moore Mr. [James Francis] at BUllitts 

Lick and Fish Pools, 143. 

Moore, Rev. James: he and John 

McKinney have experience with 

Indians, 163; hero of Flute and 

Violin, 163. 

Morehead, Gov. Charles S., 155. 

Morgan, A. G., Mexican War, 81. 

Morgan, Calvin C., Mexican War, 81. 

Morgan, David, Jr., husband of 

Eleanor Graham, 61, 67. 

Morgan, Frederic L., architect, 116. 

Morgan, John Hunt; 90; Mexican 

War, 81; military operations 

against, by John Mason Brown, 

129. 

Morgan, Dr. Thomas Hunt, Lexington, 

90. 

Morris, Col. and Mrs. John, portrait 

by Jouett, 89. 

Morris, Julius, husband of Elizabeth 

A. Ballard, and father of Mrs. 

Margaret Morris Bridweil, 6. 1. 

Morris Margaret (Mrs. Roy Bridwell), 

on Bailard Massacre and One 

of the Early Ballard Families of 

Kentucky, 1-20. 

Morrison, Col. James, of Morrison 

Hall, 90, 116; interest in Greek 

War, 104. 

Morton, John H., Lexington, 92. 

Morton, Marmaduke B., Kenluch'a 

Are Different, comment, 123. 

Mount Sterling, Battle of, and John 

Mason Brown, 129. 

Mud Link or Olympian Springs, 95. 

Muhlenbero County, Rothert, 27. 

Muldoon, Hannah, handweaving,171. 

Muller, Edwin, writer, 34. 

Mulligan, James, writer, 23. 

Muter, George, pioneer, 145. 

Nahm, Charles S., Louisville and 

Bowling Green, 167, 168. 

Nahm, Charles S., Jr., Louisville,168. 

Nahm, Fred, Bowling Green, 168.


Nall, James O., The Tobacco Night 

Riders of Kentucky and Tennessesj 

190 -1909, review, 216. 

Nashville, Tenn. : early cultural centre, 

147-156; Nashville Female 

Academy, 150; Cumberland College, 

147, 148; University of Nashville, 

152, 154, 155. 

Neagle, John, on M. H. Jouett, 87,88. 

Neel, J. Hall, Bowling Green, 168. 

Neal family, Ky. and Tenn., 155. 

Newton, R. B., residence near site of 

Ballard Massacre, 15, 16. 

Nicholas, Wilson Cary, Woodford 

Co., 94, 95. 

Night RidersL The Tobacco, of Kentuc 

y and Tennsssee, 1905-1909, by 

J. O. Nail, review, 216. 

Niles, John Jacob, writer, 33. 

Nottingham Academy, Maryland, 

188. 

Nye, Mrs. Frank (Sarah Liteey), 

writer, 34. 

O'Bannon, Mr. visits site of. Ballard 

Massacre and Tyler's Statlon, 14. 

Ogallallis, The, Young E. Allison,214. 

O'Hara, Theodore, writer, 22. 

Ohio Company o] Virginia and the 

Westward Mouement, by K. P. 

Bailey, review, 215. 

Oldham, William, Revolutionary 

soldier, 39. 

Olymphian Springs, Bath Co., 78, 95. 

O'Neal, Robert, Woodford Co., 93, 

94. 

Overton, Mrs. Thomas, of Tenn. and 

Dr. Ephraim McDowell, 155. 

Owen, Capt., visits site of BaUard 

Massacre and Tyler's Station, 14. 

Owes, Capt. George, pioneer militia 

company, 10. 

Owings, Col. Thomas Dye, Bath 

County, 78. 

Owsley, Judge Win., 208. 

Pad ett, James A., Letters of Col. 

Richard and Commodore Richard 

Taylor, 47; letters of J. C. Pickett, 

173. 

Page, Thomas Nelson, on life of John 

Fox, Jr., 25. 

Paine, Thomas, and Galloway and 

George Pomeroy, on land rights 

138-140. 

Palmore, Mabel, handweaving, 171. 

Paris Bourbon County, Sesquicentennial 

Ce ebration, 219. 

Parish Willis, becomes owner of site 

of Tyler s Station, 14, 18, 19. 

Patton, James,husband of Jane Filson, 

189 at Falls of Ohio, 182. 

Patterson, John Leteher, on life of 

John Fox, Jr., 25. 

Patterson, Joseph, of Vs., 63. 

Patton, Col. James, Va. Colonial 

Militia, 56, 59. 

Peay, Gov. Austin, Tenn., 155. 

Peck, John, Lexington, 79. 

Peeled Oak, Bath Co:, 163. 

Pendennis Club, Louisville, 214. 

Pennsylvania, Colonial and Federal, 

by It. M. Jenkins, 193. 

Pennsylvania, History of, by Egler 

185, 193. 

pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser, 

advertises Filson's book, 

198-201. 

Fepin and Barnett, Lexington, interest 


Periclean Literary Society, Lexington, 

25. 

Petersburg, projected town, Woodford 

County, 95. 

Petrie, Mrs. Cordie G., writer, 28. 

Phillips, P. Lee, on Fflson, 180. 

Piatt, Capt. Jacob, pioneer militia 

company, 10. 

Pike, J. M., interest in Greek War, " 

109. 

Pins, The Trail of the Lonesome, by 

John Fox, Jr., 28, 39. 

Pisgah, Kentucky Academy at, 96. 

Plaschke, Paul A., cartoonist, 214. 

Plummer, Arthur, U. of K., 167. 

Pluright, William, Wilmington, DeI., 

196. 

Poindexter, Gov. George, painted by 

Jouett, 83, 84. 

Poinsett, Joel R., and the Greek War 

of Independence, 108. 

Point Pleasant, Battle of, John 

MeKinney in, 158. 

Polk, Col. Bill, writer, 21, 22. 

Pope, John, secretary, 210. 

Pope, Win., Revolutionary soldier,39. 

Pomeroy George, and Galloway and 

Thomas Paine on land rights, 138- 

140. 

Porter, Miss Marion: Guardian of 

Kentuckiana, Meshed together are 

Our State's History, The Filson 

Club and R. C. Ballard Thruston, 

37-42.

1939] Index. 239 

Prentice, George D., 154. 

Preston, John, and his wife Elizabeth 

Patton of Colonial Virginia, 133. 

Preston, Col. John, of Va. and Prestonsburg, 

Ky., 53, 59-66, 70. 

Preston, Mary Owen, wife of John 

Mason Brown, 129. 

Preston, Gen. William C. S. A., 

father of Mrs. John ason Brown, 

129. 

Preston Capt William Company of 

• • ] . . . 

Rangers m Va. Colomal Militia, 55. 

Preston Family, Memoranda of the, 

by John Mason Brown, 133. 

Prestonsburg, 59-70. 

Price, Mrs. John W., Glenview, 120. 

Price, Samuel Woodson, Ok/Masters: 

83; confusion in statement pointed 

out, 79; on Gilbert Stuart, 81, 86. 

Price, Capt. Win, in early Kentucky 

militia, 59. 

Priestley, James, educator, 147, 148. 

Princeton, Ky., original home of 

Cumberland University, Tenn., 

148. 

Prize Fighter in The Nineties, in 

Harper's Magazlne, by Edmund 

Rucker, 214. 

Pulliam Benjamin, husband of Sally 

Bal ard, 11. 

Pulliam, Bland Ballard, later Fulliana, 

11. 

Pusey, Dr. William Allen, writer, 34; 

Giants of Medicine .in Pioneer 

Kentucky, 46. 

Quinn (Guinn) Mr., school teacher 

near Ballard Massacre, 8, 13. 

Rabold Mrs. Earl D. Louisville, 

120; ] iberty Hall comm ttee, 118. 

Rafinesque, Constantine Samuel, interest 

in Greek War, 104, 105; U. of 

K. radio broadcast on, 119. 

Railey, James, visits site of Ballard 

Massacre and Tyler Station, 14. 

Railey, Lavinia Harrison, wife of 

Camden M. Ballard, O. 

Raisin River, Battle of, 10. 

Rampaging Frontier, The, by Thomaa 

D. Clark, 165; review, 215. 

Ranck, Edwin Carry, "Ned" Ranek, 

writer, 28. 

Ranek, George W., historian, 22. 

Rankin, Wm., pioneer, 160, 161. 

Raseoe, Burton, writer, 31. 

Rateliff, Samuel, Shelby Co., 94. 

Read family, referred to, 7. 

Reager Allen M., Treasurer of The 

Ellson Cub, Annual Report, 45. 

Redd, W. B., interest in Greek War, 

111. 

Rice, Alice Hegan (Mrs. Cale Young 

Rice), 28, 217. 

Rice, Mrs. Betty, land near site of 

Ballard Massacre, 15. 

Rice, Cale Young, 28; Bridglr the 

Fears, an autobiography, review, 

217. 

Rice, David, "Father" Rice, on 

death of Walker Daniel, 144. 

Riding, Laura, writer, 34. 

Riite, Peter B., Celeste, 124. 

Richardson, Miss E. Ramsey, writer, 

33. 

Richardson, Florence, wife of John 

Allen Leathers, 152. 

Richardson, Lawrence, and wife 

Alice Walker, 152. 

Richardson, Nathaniel, Woodford 

Co., 96. 

River Raisin, Battle of, 80. 

Roberts, Capt. Ben., Revolutionary 

soldier, 5. 

Roberts, Elizabeth Madox, novelist 

and poet, 29; Black Is My Truelove's 

Hair, review, 218. 

Robertson, Donald and Rachel, 

School of, in Va., 134, 135. 

Robertson, George, speaker, 206-209. 

Roberteon, Harrison editerj 23 28. 

Robins, Elizabeth, writer, 34. 

Roche, Prof. John, Lexington, 89. 

Rodes, Charles, Colonial, Va., 156. 

Rodes family in Ky. and Tenn., 156. 

Rodgers, Anne, wife of Felix Grundy, 

148. 

Roemele Mrs. Theodore F. Louisv 

le, 120; Liberty Ha 1 committee, 

118. 

Rollins, C. B., letters by George 

Caleb Bingham, 213. 

Rasebery, Marguerite, writer, 34. 

Ross, Miss Mary Hill, Colonial 

Dames, 119. 

Rothert, Otto A., 23, 271 32, 34, 38, 

41 48 145 1681John D. Shane's 

Interview w th Mrs. John MeKinhey 

and her son Harvey, Including 

Data on John McKinney's Fight 

with a Wildcat, 157-166. 

Rowan, John, of Bardstowh, 147, 148.

24O Index [Vol. 13 

Rucker Edmund, A Prize Fighter in 

The ineties, in Harper's Maga- 

'ns, by Edmund Rucker, 214. 

Rule, l v. Lucien V., historian, 34. 

Rumford, Jonathan, merchant, Wilmington, 

Del., 195, 196. 

Rush, Mrs. John H., statement by on 

Ballard family, 7. 

Russell's Cave, Fayette Co., 160. 

Sachs, Emanie, writer, 31. 

Salem Academy, Bardstown, 147, 148. 

Saline Salt Works, owned by Wilkins 

Brothers, 151. 

Salt Works at Bullitt's Lick, 142, 143, 

146. 

Samuels Jane Todd, handweaving, 

171. 

Sanders, Vernon "Screw," columnist, 

214. 

Sanders' Garden, Lexington, 113. 

Sartain, John, engravings of Jouett 

portraits, 89. 

Sawyier Paul, artist, 122; W. R. 

Ji son s contemp ated fe of, 219. 

Sayre, Rev. B. B., school at Frankfort, 

126, 131. 

Seaggs Charles and Henry, of Va. 

and ky., 59; Henry, 60; James, 60. 

Seheffer, Ary, portrait of LaFayette, 

84, 85. 

School house, first in Kentucky: 

at Lexington, 162. 

Scott, Gen. Charles, 10, 95. 

Scott, Mrs. George, Frankfort 120. 

Scott's Ferry or Warehouse, on Kentucky 

River, 95. 

Sea, Andrew M., Jr, death, 49. 

Shane, John D., Interview with Mrs. 

• John McKinney and Her Son Harvey, 

Bourbon County, Including 

Data on John McKinney's Fight 

with a Wildcat, by Otto A. Rothert, 

157-166. 

Shahs John D. 35 194, 219; extracts 

of interviews with: Mr. Ware 158, 

161, 162; Martin Wymore 162; 

Samuel Tribble, 162; Walker Kelso, 

163. 

Shannon, Newton S, Shelby Co., 

118. 

Shannon, William, marker to, erected 

by D. A. R., 118. 

Sharp, Solomon P., death of, 205-2 . 

Shelby, Gov. Isaac, 47, 155; Journal 

of, 9; War of 1812, 79. 

Shelby, Gem James, son of Isaac, 

portrait by Jouett, 89. 

Shropshire, Moses, pioneer, 160. 

Shryock, Gideon, architect, 11{ . 

Simpson, Elizabeth M., 34; The Enchanted 

Bluegrass review, 217; 

B uegrass Housen and Their Traditions, 

218. 

Simpson, Harriette, writer, 33. 

Sink, Timothy, early Va., 2. 

Six-Mile Island, near Louisville, 214. 

Skiles Jacob, father of James Rumsey 

Ski es, 149. 

Skiles James Rumsey, 207; at Cumberland 

Co lege, 149• 

Slaughter, Mrs. Elvira S. M., writer, 

122. 

Slate Creek, Little Bath Co., 95; 

Slate Furnace or Iron Works, 96. 

Slaughter, Maj. George, Revolutionary 

soldier, 5. 

Small, Col. John, Filson's attorney 

at Vincennes, 182. 

Smith, Capt. Daniel at Battle of 

Point Pleasant, 57. 

Smith, Gem E. Kirby, of the Confederacy, 

120. 

Smith, Gen. G. W. Smith, of the 

Confederacy, 120. 

Smith Capt. John: Virginia Colonial 

Militia, 56; contacts with Col. 

John Preston and Prestonsburg, 

'59, 61, 64, 66. 

Smith, Miss Lockett, Ky. State Historical 

Society, 173. 

Smith, Mrs. Nannette Price portrait 


Smith, Thomas, Kentucky Reporler, 

interest in Greek War, 101. 89. 

Smith, Mrs. Thomas Floyd, death 

49. 

Smithers, Arch•, of Augusta, Va, 57. 

Soard's Ferry, or Scott's Ferry or 

Warehouse, on Kentucky R., 95. 

Solomon, Jacob, of Augusta, Va, 57. 

Semmerby, Dr. Rufus, painted by 

Jouett, 83, 84. 

South, Dr. John Glover State Board 

of Health, 214. 

Southern Historical Association, 167; 

Southern Historical Journal, 16"/. 

Spalding, Jack J., death, 49. 

Speed J. B., Memorial Museum, 

Louisv lle, 75, 76, 89, 122, 171. 

Speed, James, Attorney General, 120. 

Speed, Joshua Fry, death, 49. 

Spindeltop Hall, near Lexington 217. 

Spoteylvania County, Va., home of 

Ballards, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9. 

Spradlin, J., Floyd County, 74.

1939] Index 241 

Sl urgin, David, pioneer, Clark Co., 

161. 

Spurloek, John, Prestonsburg 2 60, 66. 

Stagg, Martha Milam, handweaving, 

171. 

Stanten, B. J., Paris and Bourbon 

County Sesquicentennial Celebration, 

219. 

Stanton, Henry, poet, 22. 

Staples, Charles R., historian, 32. 

Stewart Elizabeth wife of Benjamin 

Ba ard, 4. 

Stewart J. Adger, 37 43; Liberty 

Hall ommittee, 118. 

Stickles, Arndt M., Joseph R. Underwood's 

Fragmentary Journal on 

the New and Old Court Contest in 

Kentucky, 202-210. 

Still, James, writer, 30. 

Stites, Judge James, on Gem Clark, 

119. 

Stites, John, death, 49. 

t ockton, Edward, Woodford Co., 90. 

Stockton, Capt. George, Jr., Fleming 

County, 78. 

Stone, Anna, wife of Peter Bass, 151. 

Stoner, Michael, Falls of the Ohio 

trip, 1774, 47. 

Stratton, Harry, Floyd Co., 69, 74. 

Stratton, Solomon, Big Sandy River, 

60. 

Strlekland William, early architect, 

Nashvi le, Tenn., 150. 

Stuart Alexander, marries widow of 

David Graham, 57. 

Stuart, Mrs. Archebald (Janet 

Brown),Colonist from Ireland, 125. 

Stuart, Gilbert, 80, 81, 85-87; Gilbert 

Stuart and His Pupils, by J. H. 

Morgan, review, 216. 

Stuart, Hugh, Chester County, 

Penn., 181. 

Stuart, Jesse, writer, 29, 30. 

Sturgill, Virgil Leon, 29, 30. 

Sullivan Medallion, A. S., awarded 

by U. of K., 167. 

Sullivan's Station, Beargrass Cr, 

146. 

Sulzer, Elmer G., director U. of K. 

radio broadcast, 119. 

Sunflowers, by Clayborn W. Merriweather, 

reviewedby J. W. Townsend, 

121, 122. 

Tannehfll, Wilkins: Saline Salt 

Works, 151; author and editor, 151, 

152; Masonic colleges in Ky. and 

Tenn., 152. 

Tapp, Hambleton, John J. Breekenridge 

and the Year, 1849, 46. 

Tardiveau, Berthelemi, by Howard C: 

James, comment on, 122. 

Tardiveau, Peter, pioneer, 122. 

Tarrant, Carter, Woodford Co., 94. 

Tate, Allen, writer, 30. 

Tate, Lou (Lou Tate Bousman), 

Kentucky Coverlets, reviewed by 

Mabel Medora Williams, 120; exhibition 

of handweaving, 171. 

Taul, Thomas P, interest in Greek 

War, 104. 

Taylor, Col. Richard and Commodore 

Richard Taylor, letters by 

J. A. Padgett, 47. 

Taylor, Zachary, 120. 

Tenant, Betsy, Betsy Ballard, 2-4. ' 

Tennant, Seunerj of early Va., 3. 

Tennessee and Kentucky, Some 

Early Connections Between, by 

A. L. Crabh, 147-156. 

Thames, Battle of, 79. 

Thomas, Mr. Charles P., Liberty 

Hall Committee, 118. 

Thomas, Elizabeth Patterson, 013 

Kentucky Homes and Gardens, re: 

vmw, 217. 

Thomas, Miss Jean, writer, 33. 

Thompson, Miss, sees McKinney's 

fight with a wildcat, 164. 

Thompson, James, pioneer, 137. 

Thompson, Wm., of Va., 59. 

ThreldkiIls, land near site of Tyler 

Station, 14. 

Thruston, Frances Ann wife of 

Andrew Jackson Ba lard, 11, 37. 

Thruston, R. C. Ballard: 7, 33, 118, 

180; name of Thruston added to 

Ballard, 11 37; notes on Ballard 

family, 1 ; determ nes site of Baltard 

Massacre 14-17; sketch-map of 

site of Bailard Massacre, 16; 

Thruston, R. C. Ballard, and The 

Filson Club, Guardian of Kentuckiana, 

by Miss Marion Porter 

37-42; Biograph cal notes on Mr. 

Thruston 37-42 80th birthday 

celebrated by The Filson Club, 43 

44; birthday poems to him by 

Lueien Beckner, Dr. R. Alexander 

Bate and Charles Kerr 43 44 

rece yes K wadis Club iv e Cup 

in 1928, 42; University of Louisville 

M. A. degree in 1937, 42; gives 

illustrated talk on Mexico, 46; 

A Postscript pertaining to Daniel 

Walker's death and Indian Captivity 

of William Johnston, two 

conflicting accounts straightened 

out, 145 146, errata, 220; receives 

Sullvan Medallion awarde d by 

U. of K., 167.


Thurman, Mrs. Josephine, visits site 

of Ballasd Massacre, 15, 19. 

Tick Creek and Ballard Massacre, 5, 

8, 12, 14-20. 

Tobacco Night Rid ors of Kentucky 

and Tennessee, 1905-1909, by J. O. 

Nail, review, 216. 

Todd, James Ross, and wife Mary 

MeGavock, 152. 

Todd, Col. John, Blue Licks, 173. 

Todd, Rev. John pioneer father-inlaw 

of James Moore, 163. 

Todd, Maj. Levi, Blue Licks, 179. 

Todd, Robert, pioneer, 142. 

Torrenee, Robert M., Torrence and 

Allied Families, review, 218. 

Torrence and Allied Families, by 

Robert M. Torrenee, review, 218. 

Towne, Charles Hanson, writer, 33. 

Townsend, John Wilson, 110; A History 

of Kentucky Literature Since 

1913, 21-30, 43; review of Sunflowers, 

121, 122; review of Chick 

List of Kentucky Imprints, 174. 

Townsend, William H., writer, 32. 

Trabue, Miss Alice E., writer, 34; 

Historic Sites Committee, 46. 

Transylvania Seminary and Kentucky 

Academy united, formed 

Transylvania University, 103, 144. 

Transylvania University, 103, 138, 

144, 147, 150, 151, 216; ifiterest in 

Greek War, 100-107, 111, 112, 115. 

Tribble, Samuel, Interview with 

Shane, 162. 

Trigg, Major William of Mercer 

County, 78. 

Trigg, Stephen, Blue Licks, 173. 

Trigg family referred to, 7. 

Trimble, Gov. Allen, of Ohio, 89. 

Trimble, Edwin, husband of Dorothy 

Graham, 68. 

Trimble, Mrs. Jane (Allen), portrait 


Trimble, Rev. Joseph M., bishop, 89. 

Trimble, Senator William Allen, of 

Ohio, portrait by Jouett, 89. 

Tuekerman, Henry T., on Jouett, 80. 

Tunstall, Virginia Lyle, writer, 32. 

Turner, Oscar, Congressman, 214. 

Turner, Squire, Madison County,208. 

Tyler Miss, second wife of Bland 

Baliard, 7. 

Tyler Robert of Tyler's Station, 

s te of Ballard Massacre, 12, 13, 17, 

20. 

Tyler's Station and Baifard Massacre, 

5, 8, 11, 12, 14-18; location, 

14-20; marker near site, 20; inscription 

on marker, 20. 

Underwood, Joseph and Cumberland 

College, 148. 

Underwood's, Joseph R., Fragmentary 

Journal on the New and Old 

Court Contest in Kentucky, by 

Arndt M. Stickles, 202-210; BioZ 

graphy of Underwood, 203. 

Union Philosophical Society, Lexington, 

110, 115. 

United States Flaff, History o] th 

Origin and Euolulion of, by R. C. 

Ballard Thruston, 41. 

Upland, Penn., later named Chester, 

183. 

Vallandingham, Capt. George, in 

Revolutionary War, 57. 

Vancouver's Station, 60. 

Vanderbilt Cornelius, the first, and 

Win. W ker Of Nicaragua, 152. 

Vardeman, Rev. Jeremiah, Baptist, 

153. 

Verhoett, Carolyn, writer, 34. 

Verhoeff, Mary, 37, 43, writer, 33, 34. 

Verry, Helen Mary, wife of Addison 

C. Ballard, 9. 

Vincennes, John Filson's land at, 182. 

Virginia State Librarian, Wilmer L. 

Halt, letter from, 135, 136. 

Visscher, Miss Nina, Ky. State Historical 

Society, 173. 

Vohub, Joseph, of Augusta, Va., 57. 

Walker, Alice, wife of Lawrence Richarchon, 

152. 

Walker, Randolph, Woodford Co., 93. 

Walker, Stuart, writer, 32. 

Walker, William of Nashville, later 

president of iearagua, 152. 

Wallace, James, pioneer, 160. 

Wallis, Mrs. Fred A., Paris, 120; 

Liberty Hall Committee, 118. 

Ward, Judge David, of Va., 63. 

Ward, Robert J., Speaker, 206, 209. 

Ware, Mr., Fayette Co., Interview 

with Shahs, 158, 191, 162. 

Warren, Robert Penn.i 31.

1939] Ind e x 243 

Washington, Eugenia, of D. A. R., 

168. 

Washington County, old depositions, 

213. 

Washington and Lee University. 

See Liberty Hall, Lexington, Vs., 

170. 

Watkina, Aunt Sallie, incident of, 

by John Fox, Jr., 26, 27. 

Watkine, Miss Maurine, writer, 32. 

Watkins, W. M., Casey County, Kentucky, 

comments, 123, 124. 

Watson Major Alexander M., Liberty 

Iall Committee, 118. 

Wattersen, Henry, 34, 156. 

Wayne, Gen. Anthony, 9, 10. 

Wayne County, Kentucky, 1800-1900, 

A Century of, by Augusta Phillips 

Johnson, comment, 123. 

Weakley, Adriel V., visits site of 

Ballard Massacre, 17, 19. 

Weakley, S.S. also Steve, land near 

site of Tylerls Station, 15, 19. 

Weeks, Mabel C., Calendar o] Kentucky 

Papers, 157. 

Weathers, George T., Louisville, 168. 

Webster Daniel, and the Greek War 

of Independence, 107, 108. 

Welch, Rev. Charles, Louisville, 119. 

Wells, Gen. Montford, of Vs., 

painted by Jouett, 84. 

West, Don, writer, 30. 

West, Joshua, husband of Thursia 

Ballard, 11. 

West, William, artist, 87. 

West Chester, Penn., 183, 184, 197, 

200; John Fiison, 179, 195; Chester 

County Historical Society, 179, 

183, 200; Village Record, 187. 

West Fallowfield, Penn., 184, 185. 

West Liberty, Morgan Co., 68. 

Western Adventure, John A.McClung, 

159, 165. 

Western Review and Miscellaneou 

Ma azlne, on McKinacy's fight 

with a wildcat, 163-165. 

Western Kentucky Teachers College, 

Bowling Green, 202. 

Whanen, John H., Louisville politician, 

214. 

White, Philip, War of 1812, 79. 

Whitehouse, Win., of early Vs., 2. 

Whitley, Mrs. Wade H., Paris and 

Bourbon County Sesqulcentenhial 


Whitley, William, Kentucky State 

Park, 47. 

Whiteett, Robert B., Jr., Lo ansport, 

Indiana Secretary of L Auguille 

Valley emoi:ial Association, 214, 

215. 

Whiteitt, Rev. James, Tenn., 149. 

Whiteitt, Margaret, and husband 

George Blakey among whose descendents 

are the Biakeys, Breathetts, 

Duneans Hadeus, Hails, 

Helms, and O Steeus, of Kentucky, 

149. 

Whitsitt, William, pioneer of Tenn. 

and Ky., and his wife, Ellen 

Menees, and their daughter, Margaret, 

149. 

Whittaker, Capt. Aquilia, Indian 

warfare, 10. 

Wiekliffe, Gov. Charles A., 120. 

Wickliffe, Howard, portrait by 

Jouett, 89. 

Wickliffe, Margaret Howard, wife of 

John Mason Brown, 129; portrait 


Wickliffe Mrs. Mary Owen (Todd- 

Russell), portrait by Joustt, 89. 

Wiekliffe, Robert, Lexington, 84, 203. 

Wilcox, G. T., letter on Ballard family 

and Tyler Station, 8. 

Wildcat, John D. MeKinney's fight 

with a, 157-166. 

Wiley, Jennie, wife of Thomas, captured 

by Indians, 59; escapes, 60. 

Wilkins Brothers, Saline Salt Works, 

161. 

Wilkinson, Gen. James, in Indian 

battle on Eel River, near Logansport, 

Indiana, 215. 

Williams, Mabel Medora, review of 

Tate's Kentucky Coverlets, 121; 

handweaving, 171. 

Williamson, Miss, first wife of Bland 

Ballard, 7. 

Williamson, Elizabeth, wife of Bland 

W. Ballard, 8, 9. 

Wflliamson, George, at Linn's Station, 

8. 

Williamsen, John, at Linn's Station, 

7, 8. 

Williamsen, John W., at Linn's Station, 

8, 19. 

Wilmington, Delaware, 195-197, 199, 

200; Fflson's Map of,179, 180, 194; 

Historical Society, 179. 

Wilson, Elizabeth, writer, 33. 

Wilson, James, of the Confederacy, 

120. 

Wilson, Robert Burns, writer, 22, 33, 

35.


Wilson, Samuel M., 132; A Review of 

Jonas' Matthew Harris Jouell, including 

extended footnotes thereto, 

75-96; 122. Prepares legend for 

Gray's mural Battle of Blue Licks, 

173; John F son in Pennsylvanin, 

179-201. 

Winston, Dr. Charles K., Tenn., 155. 

Witten, James W., writes on Graham 

family, 55, 57. 

Witten, John, of Va., 63. 

Witten, Rebecca, wife of John Graham, 

58 57, 63, 64, 70; picture of 

her tombstone, 68. 

Witten, Thomas, Sr. and wife Elizabeth 

Cecil, 55-58, 63. 

Witten, Thomas, Jr., 55, 57, 63, 69,74. 

Woman in Politics, by Emma Guy 

Cromwell, review, 217. 

Wood, John Taylor, of the Confederacy, 

120. 

Wood, Thomas J., Liberty Hall Commlt 

tee, 118. 

Woodford Academy, at Versailles, 96. 

Woods, Samuel, Clark Co., pioneer, 

77. 

Woodasn, Urey, The First New 

Dealer, William Goebel, review, 175. 

Woodward, Edward, Chester County, 

Penn., 181. 

Works Progress Administration-- 

WPA--eight Kentucky books 124; 

Kentucky Imprints, review, 124, 

174. Dr. Ephriam McDowen home, 

172. 

World War Records, Kentucky, 144 

volumes in Filson Club, 41. 

World's Fairs: New York, 176; San 

Francisco, 176; Philadephia 177; 

New Orleans, 177; Loumvilte Industrial, 

176; Louieville Southern, 

176, 177. 

Worsley, Mr. and Mrs. William W., 

portrait by Jouett, 89. 

Worth, John, Chester County, Penn., 

195. 

Wymore, Martin, Interview with 

Shane, 162. 

Yale Literary Magazine, 126. 

Yandel, Dr. Wilson of Tenn., 155. 

Yoder, Mary, second wife of Mason 

Brown, 220. 

Young, Alex., Prestonsburg, 85. 

Young, Eddie, Lexington, 27. 

Young, Robert, Prestonsburg, 66. 

Yount, Mrs. Miles Frank, Spindletop 

Hall, 217.

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