Ran a store on Wadesboro Road 1880-1900, selling dry goods, farm equipment, horse collars, ladies dress materials, etc..
"He was a 32nd degree mason and the community of Harvey, Kentucky is named after him... buried in the Ivey Cemetery on my dad's (Curtis Ivey) farm. The farm now belongs to Mr Ronald Sutherland. He has provided access from the Wadesboro Road - Oak Level Road."
(Source: "Childhood Memories of My Old Kentucky Home" by Howard C. Ivey [1997], great-grandson of James Harvey Ivey)
"He was a 32nd degree mason and the community of Harvey, Kentucky is named after him... buried in the Ivey Cemetery on my dad's (Curtis Ivey) farm. The farm now belongs to Mr Ronald Sutherland. He has provided access from the Wadesboro Road - Oak Level Road."
(Source: "Childhood Memories of My Old Kentucky Home" by Howard C. Ivey [1997], great-grandson of James Harvey Ivey)
Ran a store on Wadesboro Road 1880-1900, selling dry goods, farm equipment, horse collars, ladies dress materials, etc..
"He was a 32nd degree mason and the community of Harvey, Kentucky is named after him... buried in the Ivey Cemetery on my dad's (Curtis Ivey) farm. The farm now belongs to Mr Ronald Sutherland. He has provided access from the Wadesboro Road - Oak Level Road."
(Source: "Childhood Memories of My Old Kentucky Home" by Howard C. Ivey [1997], great-grandson of James Harvey Ivey)
"He was a 32nd degree mason and the community of Harvey, Kentucky is named after him... buried in the Ivey Cemetery on my dad's (Curtis Ivey) farm. The farm now belongs to Mr Ronald Sutherland. He has provided access from the Wadesboro Road - Oak Level Road."
(Source: "Childhood Memories of My Old Kentucky Home" by Howard C. Ivey [1997], great-grandson of James Harvey Ivey)
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