Photograph Gallery 4
Johnny Monroe Luckett, born 1900; Anna Mae Luckett Dukes, born 1902; and Mary Josephine Luckett Mallory, born 1904: youngest children of Martin Francis Luckett and Mary Elizabeth Martin.
Contributed by Barb Allen Coons
Back row: William Austin Luckett, born 1886; Martin Joseph Luckett, born 1891
Middle row: James Halsie Luckett, born 1891; Johnny Monroe Luckett, born 1900; Anna Mae Luckett Dukes, born 1902
Front row: Sarah Catherine (Kate) Luckett Woods, born 1889; Mary Elizabeth (Sis) Luckett Woods, born 1887; Mary Josephine Luckett Mallory, born 1904
Contributed by Barb Allen Coons
Martin Eugene (Gene) Luckett, born 1924, and sister Ruby Nell Luckett Allen, born 1922, died 2003
Contributed by Barb Allen Coons
Clockwise from left: Elias Benjamin Mallory and Josephine Luckett; Nellie Graham and Hardin Mallory (Elias's brother). Double wedding ceremony August 19, 1920 in Muhlenberg Co., KY.
Contributed by Barb Allen Coons
Elias Benjamin & Josephine Luckett Mallory
Contributed by Barb Allen Coons
The Leader-News July 30, 1986.
Mother and father of Dr. William Mallory, Prince Etta and John Mallory. (undated photo). Dr. William Mallory (in 1986) was the minister at Belton General Baptist Church and had helped organize Leigh's Chapel Church in 1941.
Contributed by Tamara Kincaide
Gerald Malone - Muhlenberg soldier who died in World War II
Mammoth Cave: Jewel Lloyd, Miss Sparks (Mrs. Black), Laverne Noffsinger, Mr. Winebarger, Jane & Ali
Contributed by Jim Grace.
Harold Rarden placed this stone in the old Pleasant Hill Cemetery in the Vogue Coal Fields (Peabody Management area).
Contributed by Harold Rarden
Mitchell Mason Family:
Date of Picture: 1890
Mitchell Mason (son of Ambrose G. Mason & Mary Ann/Joanna Lamb)
Wife: Ruth Elizabeth Scoles (daughter of Leonadest Hamlin Scoles & Mary Elizabeth Getz)
Children: Mary Alpha Mason (10 July 1876 - 15 November 1895)
Allen Mitchell Mason (24 September 1878 - 14 March 1960)
Henderson Scoles Mason 23 August 1881 - 05 August 1961)
Linnie Emma Mason (21 July 1883 - 07 September 1956)
Leona Catherine Mason (19 October 1889 - 07 September 1996)
Contributed by Dorann O'Neal Lam
Amanda Elizabeth Joiner was the daughter of Sandy and Martha Legate Joiner of Trigg Co., KY. She married William Warren McCoy and they moved to Muhlenberg Co. in the 1910s. She died in 1934 and is buried at Old Dovey Cemetery, Mercer, KY.
Contributed by J.P. Johnson
Photo dated August 16, 1943. Anna Frank McCoy & her mother Sallie Eva Fentress McCoy Guynn. Taken the day before Anna's marriage to Halbert Nodell Noffsinger.
Contributed by J.P. Johnson
Frank James McCoy was the son of William Warren and Amanda Joiner McCoy. He married Sallie Eva Fentress in 1924 and died in a mine accident in 1926.
Contributed by J.P. Johnson
John McTolf - Muhlenberg soldier who died in World War II
Back row, left to right: unknown Knight, Unknown, Annie Mercer (Williams), her father Samuel M. Mercer, Victoria Rogers, Unknown, Sadie Rogers, John Unknown
Front row: Unknown (in bowler hat), Wm. Rogers, Mrs. Rogers, Jasper Rogers, Diego(?) Rogers, Curly Mitchell, Unknown, Charlie Unknown
Back of photo labeled by Norma Jessup, “Annie Ophelia Mercer, her father & her cousins”
Contributed by Jim Grace.
Richard Mercer
Contributed by Jim Grace
Samuel M. Mercer (died 1912), his wife Sallie James Mercer (died 1939) and their daughter Anna Ophelia Mercer
Contributed by Jim Grace.
Samuel M. Mercer (died 1912), his wife Sallie James Mercer (died 1939) and an unknown son
Contributed by Jim Grace.
Roby Claude Mitchell and his wife Mary Ollie Jessup Mitchell
Contributed by Jim Grace
Roena Kirtley Mitchell, daughter of Francis M. and Sarah F. Kittinger Kirtley; wife of William Allen Mitchell. Born April 20, 1847, died February 8, 1901, and buried in the Coleman Cemetery located on the Wendell H. Ford National Guard Training Base.
Contributed by J.P. Johnson
Ed Murphy - Muhlenberg soldier killed in World War II
Joseph W. Murphy and Flora Mae Jernigan Murphy married June 30 1905 in Muhlenberg Co., KY. They moved west. While there, Joe & their 2 children died. Flora Mae returned to Muhlenberg Co. and later married Sion Bass Allen in 1909.
Contributed by Barb Allen Coons
Believed to be William Jesse Murphy, half brother of Nannie Pace Lile (wife of Thomas Jefferson Lile). William Jesse Murphy was born 1856; died 1925 the son of Thomas Murphy and Julia Ann Sherrod. (Julia later married William Ledfeter Pace.) William married Rosia Townsend 28 February 1893. They are buried at Greens Chapel Cemetery.
Contributed by Jean Wells
Newman Family Reunion. 1923 Drakesboro.
Contributed by Larry Williams
Newman Family Reunion. About 1950 Detroit, MI at Robert C. & Ermie Newman Williams' home.
Contributed by Larry Williams
Left to right: Gordon Newman; Ethel Robinson Newman, wife of Gordon; unknown child; & Pete (Henry Jewel) Newman, brother of Gordon. June 1963
Contributed by Larry Williams
Gordon Newman Jr. & Ethel Robinson Newman
Contributed by Larry Williams
Left to right: Janette Abercromie Newman, Ermie Newman Williams & Alben Newman
Contributed by Larry Williams
Mary Howard Newman
Contributed by Larry Williams
Roscoe & Estella Newman
Contributed by Larry Williams
Robert C. Williams & Ruth Ryley Newman
Contributed by Larry Williams
Clockwise from front-center: Sarah A. Craig Newman & her children: Ermie Newman Williams, Pete (Henry Jewel) Newman, Howard Newman, Roscoe Newman, Alben Newman, Gordon Newman, & Eunice Sue Newman Baker
Contributed by Larry Williams
Elizabeth Jeanette Putnam (1857-1913) and Harvey L. Patterson(1855-1917). Jennie and Harvey, the parents of ten children, lived in Hillside, Muhlenberg County, KY. Jennie is the daughter of Jesse Miles Putman (1832-1902) & Lucy Ann Rice Putnam (1833-1884); Harvey is the son of Griffith Hayden Patterson & Margaret P. Bennett Patterson (1836-1914).
Contributed by Sue Heflin Woolsey
Elizabeth Jeanette “Jennie” (1857-1913) is the daughter of Jesse Miles Putnam and Lucy Ann Rice Putnam.
Contributed by Sue Heflin Woolsey
Graves of Jennie Putnam Patterson, Harvey L. Patterson and their son Archibald Patterson at the Coleman Cemetery located at the Army National Guard's Wendell H. Ford Regional Training Center.
Contributed by Sue Heflin Woolsey
The original photo is faded and cracked. Still the name Penrod Hotel is visible on it. It's believed that the portion on the right was used as a saloon. In the 1900 census Joseph C. Curtis was listed as a saloon keeper. The Curtis family operated the hotel.
Contributed by Robert C. Grayson
Penrod Post Office 1956
Contributed by Judy Penrod Purcell
Tombstone of George & Jane Penrod at the Mud River Mines Cemetery, Muhlenberg
George Penrod, 06 April 1795 - 22 January 1892, son of Tobias and Catherine Penrod
Jane Harper Penrod, 1803 - 12 March 1865, daughter of John and Barbara Struble Harper
Contributed by Judy Penrod Purcell
John Thomas Penrod, 1855-1949, son of Lott P. Penrod and Lydia Wood; husband of Mittie Tyler James
Contributed by Judy Penrod Purcell
Lott P. Penrod, 1823-1874, son of George Penrod and Jane Harper, husband of Lydia Wood
Contributed by Judy Penrod Purcell
Home of Lott P. Penrod taken in 1957 by his great-grandson John M. Penrod (1911-1982)
Contributed by Judy Penrod Purcell
Lydia Wood Penrod, daughter of Abner Wood and Rebecca Studebaker, wife of Lott P. Penrod
Contributed by Judy Penrod Purcell
Mittie Tyler James Penrod, 1866-1931, daughter of Thomas M. James and Eliza Herreld; wife of John Thomas Penrod
Contributed by Judy Penrod Purcell
Photo taken circa 1929. Children's names from back of photo, belonging to Kathryn McCauley Tomes.
Contributed by Linda McCauley