Henry County History Links

GENERAL & UNITED STATES

Family Search Internet Genealogy Service
Ancestor Hunt Links
Ellis Island Passenger Arrival Search
Map24.com
Java Map w/Satellite imaging & hybrid maps

INTERNATIONAL

Canadian Genealogy

United Kingdom Info

ARCHON
Scotland: Gateway to Scotland
Britannia History
England and Wales Genealogy Books
Obtain U.K. Birth/Marriage/Death Certificates

FAMILIES

Hill Family
(includes surnames Harlan, Burns,
Flood, Lamaster and Tingle)

Arnold Family
(Owen and Henry Counties)

Perry Family

Meek Family

Brooks-Louden Family

Mayme Brooks Anderson 88, was called to her heavenly home July 20, 2004. She was born in Trimble Co., KY on June 26, 1916, to Isaac "Ike" Brooks and Reva Louden Brooks. She lived In Indianapolis, In and attended West Morris Street Free Methodist Church. Mayme retired from H.P. Wasson Co. in 1975. Services will be at 10am in Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Center-Morris Street, calling there from 4pm-8pm on July 23, 2004. She was the widow of Thornton Anderson Sr. Survivors include three daughters Louise Rowland,

Brooks-Louden Family

left: Isaac "Ike" Brooks
& Reva Louden Brooks

Ruby E. Harding, Shirley R. Anderson-Cooper; three sons: Thornton Jr. Jeffery and Mark Anderson; brother Harold Everett Brooks of Henry Co. Ky. 20 grand children, 35 great-grandchildren, 8 great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death my three daughters: Billie Jo Swegman, Peggy Joan and Patti Ann Anderson, five grandchildren and 3 sisters; Eliza Earline Taylor, Ruby Catherine Coleman,Lucy Brooks; 3 brothers; Isaac Nathaniel, William Joseph and Lemuel Brooks.

Henry County Web - History

For more information about
The Kentucky Orphan Brigade Kinfolk
contact:

Commander Porter Harned
1012 King Arthur Lane
Louisville KY 40222
502 425-4053

Diane Coon has spent years researching the quest for freedom in Trimble, Henry, Oldham, Owen and Carroll Counties, safe houses, "conductors" and trails and trials of abolitionist and fugitives.

She has worked with or is working with the National Park Service, Northern Kentucky Heritage Magazine, Tourism Boards, and literally more related history projects than I can mention!

If you have the chance to meet/see Diane at one of here engagements you will be delighted by the amount of information she has accumulated and organized into a very interesting presentation....not unlike the great talk she gave at the Henry County Historical Society meeting a few years ago.