BICENTENNIAL HISTORY WAYNESBURG, KENTUCKY AND SOUTHERN LINCOLN COUNTY 1792 - 1992
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Johnny and Mary Boggs, America's mother and dad, had moved to the Waynesburg area earlier than Floyd and America and had convinced them to come to Lincoln Co. Both Families lived at one time on the Overhead Bridge Road. The Boggs moved off the Clear Fork Road and were a tremendous influence on our childhood years. John Boggs was a carpenter and a blacksmith. Both died in horse-and-buggy related accidents and are buried in the Double Springs Cemetery.
(by Mildred Stamper McHenry)
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KENTUCKY DEATH RECORDS
America A. Stamper
Age: 86
Place of death: Wayne
Place of residence: Lincoln
Date of death: 2 - 11 - 1973
Certificate: 04704∼America Ann Boggs (Jan 1887-Feb 1973) who married James F. Stamper. She was the daughter of John A. Boggs and Mary E. Hale. Photo dated about 1900-1905. Contributed by her granddaughter, Dorothy McGhan.
Page 161
Johnny and Mary Boggs, America's mother and dad, had moved to the Waynesburg area earlier than Floyd and America and had convinced them to come to Lincoln Co. Both Families lived at one time on the Overhead Bridge Road. The Boggs moved off the Clear Fork Road and were a tremendous influence on our childhood years. John Boggs was a carpenter and a blacksmith. Both died in horse-and-buggy related accidents and are buried in the Double Springs Cemetery.
(by Mildred Stamper McHenry)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
KENTUCKY DEATH RECORDS
America A. Stamper
Age: 86
Place of death: Wayne
Place of residence: Lincoln
Date of death: 2 - 11 - 1973
Certificate: 04704∼America Ann Boggs (Jan 1887-Feb 1973) who married James F. Stamper. She was the daughter of John A. Boggs and Mary E. Hale. Photo dated about 1900-1905. Contributed by her granddaughter, Dorothy McGhan.
BICENTENNIAL HISTORY WAYNESBURG, KENTUCKY AND SOUTHERN LINCOLN COUNTY 1792 - 1992
Page 161
Johnny and Mary Boggs, America's mother and dad, had moved to the Waynesburg area earlier than Floyd and America and had convinced them to come to Lincoln Co. Both Families lived at one time on the Overhead Bridge Road. The Boggs moved off the Clear Fork Road and were a tremendous influence on our childhood years. John Boggs was a carpenter and a blacksmith. Both died in horse-and-buggy related accidents and are buried in the Double Springs Cemetery.
(by Mildred Stamper McHenry)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
KENTUCKY DEATH RECORDS
America A. Stamper
Age: 86
Place of death: Wayne
Place of residence: Lincoln
Date of death: 2 - 11 - 1973
Certificate: 04704∼America Ann Boggs (Jan 1887-Feb 1973) who married James F. Stamper. She was the daughter of John A. Boggs and Mary E. Hale. Photo dated about 1900-1905. Contributed by her granddaughter, Dorothy McGhan.
Page 161
Johnny and Mary Boggs, America's mother and dad, had moved to the Waynesburg area earlier than Floyd and America and had convinced them to come to Lincoln Co. Both Families lived at one time on the Overhead Bridge Road. The Boggs moved off the Clear Fork Road and were a tremendous influence on our childhood years. John Boggs was a carpenter and a blacksmith. Both died in horse-and-buggy related accidents and are buried in the Double Springs Cemetery.
(by Mildred Stamper McHenry)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
KENTUCKY DEATH RECORDS
America A. Stamper
Age: 86
Place of death: Wayne
Place of residence: Lincoln
Date of death: 2 - 11 - 1973
Certificate: 04704∼America Ann Boggs (Jan 1887-Feb 1973) who married James F. Stamper. She was the daughter of John A. Boggs and Mary E. Hale. Photo dated about 1900-1905. Contributed by her granddaughter, Dorothy McGhan.
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