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Charles Granade Colyer grave
Charles Granade Colyer grave
Here is picture of Clay Hill baptist church and cemetery where Charles Granade Colyer is buried as well as picture of Charles grave and that of his wife Louisa Jane Meece Colyer in Ruth Ky 
  01 Sep 2010 
Charles Granade Colyer and wife Louisa Jane Meece
Charles Granade Colyer and wife Louisa Jane Meece
 
  01 Sep 2010 
Lydia Colyer tombstone
Lydia Colyer tombstone
Tombstone of Lyida Memes Colyer in Soule's Chapel cemetery Somerset Ky 
  15 Aug 2010 
James Curtis grave
James Curtis grave
James and Jemima Curtis new head stone replacing broken headstone in 2003. Stone was custom made to be close replica of original. Location Moore cemetery , East McDonough NY. 
  12 Aug 2010 

Documents

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A History of Pulaski County Kentucky
A History of Pulaski County Kentucky
Book published by the Franklin Press Louisville Ky 1952 by Alma Owens Tibbals 
  25 Aug 2010 
John Adam Granade from book Holston Methodism
John Adam Granade from book Holston Methodism
Likely namesake of Charles GRANADE Colyer: see book reference where John Granade preaches in Jonesboro TN and also where children of Governor Sevier are converted under his preaching......both areas very near Colyar home on Nolichucky River at time John Colyer lived there. John Colyer would have been about 20 years old when John Adam Granade preaching in nearby. 
  23 Aug 2010 
History of Methodism in Tennessee 1804
History of Methodism in Tennessee 1804
Large 15meg pdf. This history written in late 1800's of the Methodist Church in Tennessee in the 1780-1804 era give an indication of perhaps the origin of the middle name, Granade, in Charles Granade Colyer. John Colyer his father was buried at methodist chapel in Somerset KY and is believed by other books to have entertained Methodist circuit riding preachers in his home. John Colyer was from on the Nolichucky River in East TN near Jonesboro TN in the Holston area of east TN and Southwest VA. This book has an account of preacher named John Adam Granade. He preached in Holston district. Francis Asbury ordained Mr Granade, the "wild man" to preach as circuit rider. Book says Mr Granade was only one of that name in the continent. Do a search of this book on Granade and find story. Also accounts of the appalachian revival of 1800. 
  21 Aug 2010 
1830 Pulaski county Ky census extract (William Sears)
1830 Pulaski county Ky census extract (William Sears)
Shows William Sears referenced on page 58 of Landrum circuit riding methodist preacher 1830 
  21 Aug 2010 
1830 Pulaski County KY census extract
1830 Pulaski County KY census extract
Shows John Collier. The pulaski county census only shows 2 colliers there in 1830, John and Charles. John had large household. See book on site of circuit rider methodist preacher Landrum, who says stayed at Collier's after preaching at William Sears, who lived near the Hails (see 1830 sears census) , my guess across cumberland river from John Collier 
  21 Aug 2010 
John Colyer 1830 Pulaski County census
John Colyer 1830 Pulaski County census
I had searched for gravesite of William Colyar and his wife, Nancy Ann in east Tennessee. It is reported that he died in 1819. However, a power of attorney made by Alexander Colyar of Winchester TN (Father of Arthur St. Claire Colyer) appointing his son, George Thompson Colyer, as power of attorney recorded in Pulaski County Ky, shows that William and his wife Nancy lived in Pulaski County KY at the time of their death The power of attorney in 1839 (year of Nancy Agnes Ann’s death) was to collect Alexander’s share of estate. Since only son I know of in Pulaski County Ky is John Colyer, I suppose that William and Nancy, must have moved to live with John Colyer of Pulaski County Ky so John could care for them in their elder years. This is supported by the 1830 U.S. Census that shows a female age 60-70 years old living with John. John’s mother Agnes Nancy Ann St. Clair Colyar would have been 70 years old in 1830. His father, William, died in 1819 but his mother did not die until 1839. The elderly lady living in the household would not be John mother-in-law, Mrs. Purvis, as both of John’s parents-in-law were living at the time with Old Mr. Purvis not dying until 1840 or so and Old Mrs. Purvis not until 1852. This indicates that perhaps John Colyer was the closest son capable of financially being able to care for his parents in later years. The power of attorney indicates that both William and Nancy Colyar died in Pulaski County KY. My guess is that they may be buried in some of the unmarked graves in the Jugornot region of Pulaski County as this is where John Colyer had property at Buck Creek on the Cumberland River before moving to the Pittman Creek property in Ruth Kentucky area in 1842. 
  21 Aug 2010 
History of Methodism in Kentucky
History of Methodism in Kentucky
Interesting read of setting in history about 1820 in Kentucky when the Methodist conference of Kentucky was established which included the Cumberland Conf. encompassing the Somerset Circuit. Interesting assessment of what Methodists were like in 1820. 
  17 Aug 2010 
Somerset KY First Methodist Church history
Somerset KY First Methodist Church history
Shows connection to Somerset KY Soule's Chapel 
  17 Aug 2010 
The Life and Travels of the Rev. William Landrum
The Life and Travels of the Rev. William Landrum
Book by circuit riding Methodist preacher who had the Somerset KY circuit 1830. Preached at Gragg's Chapel (predecessor to Soule's Chapel) Somerset KY. Large 10meg PDF.....do search of somerset, gragg's , collier, richardson. See page 52 for reference to Collier. 
  17 Aug 2010 

Videos

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Samuel Owens house
Samuel Owens house
quickly shot unstable video of the interior the the Samuel Owens house built 1840. Staircase is original teak from 1840. This house was inherited by daughter Eva Owens who married Otha B Vaughan. They raised their children from separate marriages in this house and had one child , Evelyn Bradley Vaughan as offspring of their marriage raised here. House was being auctioned August 2010 with allowed video 
  26 Aug 2010 
Video of Soule's Chapel Cemetery
Video of Soule's Chapel Cemetery
Soule's Chapel Cemetery Somerset Ky Aug 2010 
  15 Aug 2010 
Soule's Chapel Cemetery John Colyer tombstone
Soule's Chapel Cemetery John Colyer tombstone
video of John Colyer and wife Lydis Purvis tombstones in Soule's Chapel cemetery 2010 
  15 Aug 2010 
Roscoe James tombstone
Roscoe James tombstone
Soule's Chapel , Somerset Ky 2010 
  14 Aug 2010 

Individuals

 ID   Last Name, Given Name(s)   Born/Christened   Tree   Last Modified 
I0839  Colyer, Charles Granade  b. 8 Aug 1832  Pulaski Co., Kentucky  John Colyer family of Somerset Ky 21 Aug 2010 
I0149  Vaughan, Otha Bradley     Curtis Family of Somerset Ky 17 Aug 2010 
I1769  Curtis, Linda Sue     Curtis Family of Somerset Ky 12 Aug 2010 
I1770  Curtis, Hayley     Curtis Family of Somerset Ky 12 Aug 2010 
I0382  Curtis, John Thurston  b. 5 Aug 1824  Duanesburg, NY  Curtis Family of Somerset Ky 07 Aug 2010 
I0398  Curtis, William Ackley  b. 13 Mar 1855   Curtis Family of Somerset Ky 07 Aug 2010 

Families

 ID   Father ID   Father's Name   Mother ID   Married   Tree   Last Modified 
 F637  I0141  Michael Wayne Curtis  I1769    Curtis Family of Somerset Ky 11 Aug 2010