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Bishop, David R.
Bishop, Gatha
Boggs, Elephus
Boggs, Hugh
Boggs, James H.
Boggs, Jeremiah
Boggs, John H.
Boggs, Nelson T.
Boggs, William, Jr.
Boggs, William, Sr.
Bow, Andrew J.
Burton, Andrew
Burton, Bennett W.
Burton, William J.
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Casteel, James
Casteel, Simpson
Casteel, Wm
Chafin, Harvey Henry
Chafin, James H.
Chafin, James W.
Chafin, Robert A.
Chreech, Enoch P.
Chreech, Geo. T.
Clevinger, Levi
Coleman, John P.
Colyer, David
Cruch, Henry
Cruch, John S.
Curnutte, James H.
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Daniel, Geo. W.
Davidson, James H.
Dorton, Wm. P.
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Evans, Henry C.
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Ferguson, Meredith
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Gambill, Wm. H.
Gambill, John R.
Gamble, Henry H.
Gamble, Jesse
Gamble, Nathan O.
Gobble, Hiram
Gobble, Jeremiah
Gobble, Johm L.
Gobble, John
Gobble, William
Green, Geo. W.
Green, Geo.N.W.
Griffith, David
Griffith, Geo. W.
Griffith, James A.
Griffith, John J.
Griffith, John R.
Griffith, Meredeth
Griffith, Walter O.
Grubb, Jedediah
Grubb, Josephus
Gullett, Reason
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Hamilton, John J.
Hanna, John S.
Harris, William A.
Hays, James H.
Hicks, Claiborne
Hobrook, Philander
Holbrook, William R.
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Johnson, Isaac
Jordan, Elisha
Jordan, Fleming
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Kelly, James
Kenedy, James J.
Kennedy, Andrew J.
Kitchen, Alexander
Kitchen, Arthur
Kitchen, David
Kitchen, George
Kitchen, James
Kitchen, Jeremiah
Kitchen, John
Kitchen, Levi
Kitchen, William, Sr.
Kitchen, Wm., Jr.
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Lewis, David
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Morris, Henry
Morris, Richard F.
Morris, Thomas C.
Mullet, Thomas
Musick, Andrew H.
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Nolen, Richard
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Osburn, Chilton A.
Osburn, Edmund
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Pennington, John W.
Pennington, Wm. J.
Perkins, Henry C.
Perkins, Levi
Perkins, Milton
Perkins, Spencer
Perkins, Thomas
Phillips, William
Prince, James M.
Prince, John W.
Prince, Thomas, Jr.
Prince, Thomas, Sr.
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Ratcliff, Robert
Reed, Edmund G.
Remey, William
Rice, James H.
Rice, Nelson T.
Rice, Robert,
Rice, Wm.
Rose, James M.
Rose, James W.
Rose, John J.
Ross, David
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Sanders, Allen
Sanders, Nathaniel P.
Skagg, Geo. W.
Sparks, David L.
Sparks, Levi J.
Sparks, Walter O.
Swan, Lewis R.
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Terry, Jesse
Terry, Miles
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Ward, Emanuel
Webb, Edmund R.
Wheeler, Stephen H.
Wheeler, Stephen M.
Wheeler,James L.
Whitley, Daniel J.
Whitley,William J.
Wolbrook, Ralph W.
Woods, John
Woods, Meredith
Woods, Walter O.
Wright, James L.
Route 3394, Caines Creek
Melisa May 3, 1894 June 1, 1894
daughter of John W. & Sarah Boggs
Annie June 5, 1897 June 8, 1897
daughter of John W. & Sarah Boggs
Nelson Jan. 2, 1893 Feb. 14, 1893
son of John W. & Sarah Boggs
Pleasie Jan. 8, 1891 Feb. 15, 1891
son of John W. & Sarah Boggs
Henderson Apr. 19, 1880 Sept. 12, 1886
son of J. & S. Boggs
Lawrence County Union Soldiers
Boggs, John H., Reg. 14, Co. B, Pvt.;
68th Enrolled Militia
Company A
All men served from May 21, 1864 to June 22, 1864
Henderson Boggs
John D. Boggs
Hugh Boggs
14th Kentucky Veterans
1890 Veterans and Widows CensusLawrence County, Kentucky
Boggs * James H. B Blaine Cpl.; Rebecca, widow
Boggs John H. B Blaine
* indicates that the veteran was deceased at the time the census was taken
His brother John, who married Mahala Griffith (pronounced Griffin on
Craines Creek), was called "John Puny" because he was always complaining
about his health "puning around" his neighbors said.
"In my generation it was customary to distinguish persons of the same name
by referring to the father of each; "Clem's Jim", "Jim Ran" (son of Randolf)
or by identifying them by where they lived. "Ed Kirby" (pronounced locally
"Kyarby"); or by including a reference to a distinguishing feature: Big
Nelson, Little Hen, Thin Jim or Phe-he Jim (stuttering Jim). Women with
identical names were identified by their husband's names. "Hannah Jim",
"Marry Jarret", etc.
John "Pune" Jim and Nelson were Union soldiers in the Civil War. Sgt.
Nelson was killed in Battle at Middle Creek in Floyd County, buried in
Louisa, Kentucky.
94 iii. John "Pune" Boggs, born April 1825 in Kentucky. He mar-
ried (1) Mahalia ("Haley") Griffith December 07, 1849 in
Lawrence Co., Ky; born 1827 in Lawrence Co., Ky. He mar-
ried (2) Louisa Stidham Abt. 1889; born November 1840 in
Va.
Notes for John "Pune" Boggs:
This information came from the on-line Gambill research group.
John "Pune" married Mahala Griffith for his first wife. They had 10
children. John "Pune" was a poet like his father and wrote poetry all
the time. His son, Robert, a school teacher, also wrote poetry but none was saved. John "Pune's" second wife was Stidham and she was also called Granny Easy, they had no children.
