Lemaster - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

William Edward LeMaster

katenewland — 2012-05-14 14:47:41Z

WILLIAM EDWARD LEMASTER - Passed down through family saying William was the illegitimate son of Spencer Hill. Eleanor aka Nellie, Jane, and Ellen, gave Wm. her maiden name. She later married James Johnson. Wm. was not adopted and remained a LeMaster.
Birth: 17 Oct 1856 Morgan Co., KY
Death: 12 Mar 1931 Lawrence Co., KY
Parents: James and Eleanor Jane LeMaster Johnson
Married: Martha Holbrook on 30 Jul 1875 in Johnson Co., KY
Children: Elliott Edward, James, Cam R., William Isaac, and John Larkin LeMaster, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Skaggs, Mrs. Angie Ida Vanover, Mrs. Annie B. Vanover, Mrs. Sarah Ward.
Family: brothers; George Alexander LeMaster, Spencer Johnson, John E. Johnson, Ely Johnson, Thomas J. Johnson; sisters, Sarah Ann Johnson, and Nancy Johnson. (2 unknown siblings).
Burial: 13 Mar 1931 Hay Cemetery, Lawrence Co., KY
KY Death Index: Vol. 016, Cert. 07598, Year Vol. 1931.
BIG SANDY NEWS, Friday, March 13, 1931; front page, (Farmer attending court is stricken).
MARRIAGES: Johnson Co., KY, 1875-1879; transcribed by David May.
CENSUS: 1860>West Liberty>Morgan Co., KY>ED 1>Pg. 56 & 57> Household 345/342. Ancestry.com.
CENSUS: 1900 Lawrence Co., KY, Lyon Pct. 7, Household 147, transcribed by Opal M. Muncy (LEMASTER, Wm 44, Martha 42, Ellet 21, Jas 17, Angie 15, Annie 12, Corn (CAM) 11, Isaac 8, Sarah 6, John 1).Married 28 years; 10 Children
CENSUS: 1910 Paint Pct.; Morgan Co., KY; ED 150; Pg. 1B; Ancestry.com; William E. JOHNSON 53, Martha 51, Cam 21, Isaac 17, Sarah 15, Johnie 11.
CENSUS: 1930 Lawrence Co., KY, ED 64-13, Dist. 5, Vanover Household #28 , Father-in-law, Widowed, Age 73.

Re: LeMaster Family Tree

nexusguy59 — 2012-05-09 00:22:23Z

I am also researching so far I have got back to Isle of Jersey in France Glaude I Le Maistre I believe he was born in 1575, if you would like me to share my findings I would be glad to.
I do know my Great Grandfather was William B Lemaster (He is also Buried in Pike Co I think) came from Johnson County Ky, My Grandfather is Luther Lemaster he is buried in Mound Cemetery Pike County Ohio, My mother was the youngest her name was Suzanna she passed away in 1981 and is buried in Greenlawn Cemetery in Ross County Ohio

Lemaster, John

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-28 15:42:08Z

Looking for burial place of John Lemaster
Pvt. 23rd Michigan Inf. Co. F
Enlisted Bay County, Michigan

Re: Lydia Lemaster

csstackpole — 2012-03-19 00:29:55Z

MY GR-GM. THE LEMASTERS FAMILY IS RECORDED,
MY GR-GF THOMAS STACKPOLE IST GEN IMMIGRANT FROM U.K.
M-1851
HIGGINBOTTOM BOTH DECEASED -- BOTH LIVED IN PINE GROVE,W.VA.

SEE STACKPOLE'S IN USA AT THE NEW MARTINSVILLE . W.VA.LIBRARY GENEOLOGY SECTION

Re: Daniel P. Lemaster

schillkeclan — 2012-01-30 20:35:37Z

looking for info on martha marie lemaster/childers of kentucky and moved to indiana. i am told that she was full blooded cherokee indian and that she left she children in indiana with their father james henry childers and returned home ??? kentucky. decendents still live in indiana and the indian heritage is evident four generations later.

Re: more LeMaster Cherokees 1898-1914

coacoa419 — 2012-01-18 06:27:44Z

My name is Brenda Lemaster and I have always heard I have Cherokee Indian in my family lineage. I have decided to find out when I began this search. I found this message after many hours of searching. I hava a family member by the name of Ed Lemaster. Can you please help me find out if I am one of these Indians? Or lead me in the direction I need to look? Thank you.

Re: LeMaster Family Tree

MaryLisk — 2011-12-31 17:24:38Z

My line is from KY; mostly Lemasters, Collins, Caudill, and Trusty surnames. Some of my family branched out to Ohio and Florida but most are still in KY. I did not find your Francis Lemaster in my line anywhere. Good luck looking for him.

Re: LeMaster Family Tree

BillLeMaster — 2011-12-31 06:04:19Z

I am also researching the LeMaster line. My great grandfather Francis M Lemaster married my great grandmother Minerva Jane Wilson Sept 11, 1884 in Rock Port, Atchison County, Missouri. They moved to Elm Creek, Buffalo, Nebraska and in the 1885 Nebraska census, Francis gives his age as 28 (b: abt 1857) and that he was born in Pennsylvania. His parents were born in Kentucky. I found no record of a Francis Lemaster in PA. Francis disappeared around Oct 1886 and left no forwarding address. He does not appear in the LeMasters-USA records. I have gone thru the records person-by-person. Francis used the name 'Frank' on one record. He is not the "Big Frank nor the "Little Frank" in USA records.

I have had my DNA Tested and it shows that I probably descend from one of Abrahams sons. Francis does not show up in any records that I have searched. Anyone out there with a spare Francis?

Re: LeMaster Family Tree

MaryLisk — 2011-12-30 23:52:02Z

Are the Lemasters from KY that you are searching for?

Re: Lemaster/Mumbower

LVAngelBaby — 2011-06-30 02:17:52Z

OMG Doc Lemaster was my greatgrandfather. He married Mary Ardell LeMaster and they had four daughter. I have been searching on his lineage forever!

Re: LeMaster Family Tree

gmac219 — 2011-04-29 00:31:22Z

Hello Cindy I am a descendent of Mary Elizabeth "Polly" Lemaster and William H Pyron. I would apprecite any information you have on their Lemaster family tree.

Thanks

Gil

Re: Books concerning the History of the Lemaster Family

gmac219 — 2011-04-29 00:20:16Z

I recently purchased from Amazon for around $28, Benjamin Lemasters of Nicholas County, West Virgina: His Ancestry, His War Record, and His Descendants.

I would like to get my hands on the following: Up a Tree! Doing Genealogy: Update of Lemasters, USA 1639-1965 and Abraham Lemaster of Charles Co. MD, and his Descendants. Both of these books are out of print. So anyone who has a copy that they are willing to sell please let me know. If anyone knows if these books have been digitized please let me know. I would even appreciate the ibn numbers for each book.

My interest is personal since I am a descendant of Mary Elizabeth "Polly" Lemaster.

Re: Lemaster/Mumbower

Wwperry62 — 2011-03-13 02:05:19Z

sorry nothing to add,, but do have a link to this tree on the Little side, my wifes' grandfather is Henry Travis Little, who I believe is another descendant of George T. Little and Frances Bell Hill.. Think Henry T was another brother to William ?

Fun project :)

LEMASTER Larry D - Vietnam Wall section 22W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-27 23:04:14Z

LEMASTER Larry D - Vietnam Wall section 22W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Michael Lemaster KY Confederate soldier

WMeacham7782 — 2011-01-27 19:02:27Z

Seeking information on this soldier who died in an epidemic that swept the 8th KY regiment camp in Hopkinsville during the winter of 1861-62. He was buried in the Potter's Field section of the city cemetery, along with 225 others, but many were said to have been exhumed later and re-buried by relatives in family burial grounds in the hometowns.

Does any have any information on his family, hometown or final resting place?

Le MASTER Michael E - Vietnam Wall section 26W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-06 13:57:19Z

LeMASTER Michael E - Vietnam Wall section 26W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,081 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: wife of Richard Lemaster (b.abt. 1670 Maryland)--Martha Dennis

moromans — 2010-10-17 00:46:21Z

Thank you for replying. I was trying to trace my ggrandfather Alfred Jackson Reed through who I thought might be his mother. I do have a Susanna Lemaster on my mother's mother side. I will keep looking for a Reed connection.

Re: wife of Richard Lemaster (b.abt. 1670 Maryland)--Martha Dennis

judibennet — 2010-10-16 02:06:28Z

I'm sorry. My husbands ancester Nancy Elizabeth LeMaster was b 1850 and m 1Matthew Cagle & 2Ambrose Bennett. She died before 1880. Shr lived in Scott County Indiana. Her father was Richard Rankin LeMaster. Sorry I was no help. Judy Bennett

Re: wife of Richard Lemaster (b.abt. 1670 Maryland)--Martha Dennis

moromans — 2010-10-16 00:31:58Z

I am related to Susanna Lemaster on my mother's side, but I am trying to see if I am related to a Nancy Lemaster as well. She was from Indiana, I think and was born around 1830-40. She married a Reed--Alfred probably. I am trying to locate the names of her children, particularly Alfred Reed.

Roland E. Lemaster and Vena Uhrig-Lemaster

mim71747 — 2010-08-30 23:19:10Z

Hi,

I'm seeking death date and place of death for Roland E. Lemaster, born about 1899, Kentucky (possibly Newport) and his wife Vena Uhrig-Lemaster born 1904 Columbus, Ohio. Vena was my grandmother's (Irene Annabell Uhrig) sister.

Roland's parents were Jacob Lemaster, born March 3, 1865 West Virginia, died Oct. 11, 1945 Cincinnati, Ohio, and Kate Jennie Howell born 1863 Ashland, Kentucky, died Jan 8, 1940 Newport, Kentucky.

Vena's parents were George Uhrig born about 1872, Kentucky and Anna Caroline Knox born about 1881, Ross County, Ohio.

Roland and Vena's children are:

Jeanette, b. Feb. 1, 1924, Kentucky
Pearl L., b. Oct. 30, 1926, Kentucky
Rolanda, b. March, 1930, Kentucky
Roland J. born 1931 Kentucky, died Cincinnati, Ohio, 1932.

Vena had another child Jacob R. Uhrig b. Sept 4, 1921 Newport, and died Sept 5, 1921 Newport, Kentucky.

I have also seen the Lemaster name spelled as Le Master, Lamaster, Lohmaster. Roland was the informant on his father's death record and while he spelled his father's name as Lemaster, Roland spelled his last name as Le Master.

If anyone recognizes these names and would be willing to share info, I'd really appreciate it.

You may e-mail me directly at mmim717474@aol.com if you have info to share.

Thank you.

Mary

Re: Lemaster/Mumbower

mkayb194 — 2010-08-25 07:26:15Z

I am a granddaughter of William Thomas Lemaster, brother of your grandmother Marietta. I have a copy of the photo of all of the Lemaster siblings but not the other one. I would like a copy if you could share.
I am so pleased to find your post and would love to hear more of your family stories. I will share anything I know. I have also been in touch with a grandaughter and great grandaughter of Rose.
Kay Lemaster Baughman
mkayb@aol.com

Tiny Branch, Barnetts Creek, Johnson County, Kentucky

phyllisjbronson — 2010-07-25 21:25:29Z

Looking for any history, information, stories, photos regarding "Tiny Branch". It is apart of Barnett's Creek, Johnson County, Kentucky. Has been owned for hundreds of years by the LeMaster family and is still owned by my family. Many childhood memories spending time with my grandparents at the old LeMaster homestead there.

John Milton LeMaster 3/5/1858 - 8/15/1892

phyllisjbronson — 2010-07-25 21:21:09Z

Looking for any stories or photo's regarding John Milton LeMaster 1858 - 1892. He is my great grandfather. John Milton married Mary Elizabeth McKenzie (Lizzie). They had one child Francis Milton LeMaster who always went by Milt LeMaster (my grandfather). They resided at the old homestead on Tiny Branch, Barnetts Creek, Johnson County, Kentucky. Francis Milton LeMaster their son married Stella Josephine Trimble and had one child Robert Milton Lemaster (my father). John Milton LeMaster died when my grandfather Milt was one year old. Interested in how John Milton died or "any" information regarding his life.

Re: Lemasters in Aurora , Lawrence Co., MO in 1887

ncunningham — 2010-06-26 14:03:35Z

Thanks !

Re: lemaster of fairland and stillwell counties,oklahoma

JamesLeMaster99 — 2010-06-26 05:32:23Z

Did you ever find the info you were looking for?

Re: Lemasters in Aurora , Lawrence Co., MO in 1887

JamesLeMaster99 — 2010-06-26 05:24:27Z

I can tell you there is a William Lemaster who lived in Aurora, Mo. around this time. He was married to Molinda. You can see the gravestone on Find-a-grave.com. I believe they only had daughters but I also read somewhere that this was William's second marriage so the first may lead you somewhere. If you find more info I'd be interested.

Re: more LeMaster Cherokees 1898-1914

JamesLeMaster99 — 2010-06-26 05:16:40Z

I read your post. Is your Edward the brother of Joseph LeMaster?

Re: Lemaster/Mumbower

linka_49 — 2010-04-16 01:12:21Z

I still like the good old mail. I would love to have what info and pictures you have on the family. I didn't have any further info about Thomas's family, only on his sister Sarah Jane Barker Lemasters children. I show she married John J. Lemaster on 14 July 1866. I only show they moved to Texas or Okla (in Indian territory). After he moved to the west I have no further info. Nothing on his marriage or children. It thrilled me to no ends to see your posting. I'll follow the link you posted. Maybe I could send you a copy of the few papers I have. I have thought about posting each family seperatly and seeing if I could get more info - I may just do that.

The info I have came from my Aunt Mae Lemaster. She and Rudy Lemaster helped gather info for the book Lemaster USA 1639-1965.

Some of the copies of pages came from the following:

1.) Gary Hay, Plain City Ohio, grandson of Mary Ann Barker and John Henry Hay.

2.) Betty Daniel, Columbus Ohio, granddaughter of John Calhoun Breckinridge Barker and Rachel Aladair Sparks.
Note: there were 2 John Calhoun Breckinridge Barkers.
The other was the son Peter M. Barker (brother to Thomas J Barker.

3.) Don E. Lemaster, Portsmouth, Ohio, grandson on George Oscar Lemaster and Rosa B. Lemaster

4.) Rudy C. Lemaster, Columbus Ohio, grandson of William Henry Lemaster and Nora Alice Williams

Thanks, :)

linka_49@yahoo.com

Linda Banks
5404 Henry Town Rd.
Sevierville, TN 37876

Re: Lemaster/Mumbower

wstephens3 — 2010-04-10 14:15:47Z

Thanks for your response. As I mentioned, you can see Thomas Barker's own description of his life if you follow the link I sent. The only discrepancy is that we were always told he had married and his young wife Nellie died of consumption about a year after they married. We were also told that he attended college for a time across the state line in Ohio before moving to Oklahoma. One things he did not mention is that he was a folk-singer and story teller of some reputation-- must have known hundreds of the old Kentucky based folk songs.

I have a good bit of anecdotal info on the LeMaster women of Marietta's generation, since I knew all of them personally (they were my great-aunts). It's the men I'd like more information about. I'm glad to know the family must have moved to OK and TX sometime about 1876.

Perhaps we can work out a way I can send you copies of the two photographs I have.

Regards.

Re: Lemaster/Mumbower

linka_49 — 2010-04-10 06:15:23Z

Mr. Stephens, The only info I show on Thomas J. Barker is that he was born 10 August 1853 and later settled in Texas/Okla. I have yet to tie my Western Lemaster people to my Eastern Lemasters. I did find some cousins in Texas.

I would love to update what info I have and see some photos of the whole clan - that would be great. I show one Minti Alice b. 23 Jan 1877 to Sarah Jane Barker and John J. Lemaster (Sarah was a sister to Thomas J.). She was the first child born in Okla. Indian Territory. She had sibblings: Eliphas Washington b. 11 May 1867, Marietta Angeline b. 30 Oct 1868, Joseph Edward b. 30 June 1870, Adelia Rose b. 16 Jan 1872, William Thomas b. 24 Jan 1874, Alonza A. b. 05 Oct. 1879, Tina LeNora Belle b. 17 Feb. 1883, Fannie Maye b. 09 Jan 1886. I have no death dates on anyone but the parents. All the children born from 1867 to 1874 were born in Flat Gap, Johnson Co Ky. But all the children from Minti to Fannie were born in Okla.

Sarah Jane Barker b. 25 May 1842 Morgan Co Ky. d. 16 July 1891 (parents William Barker and Elizabeth Mumbower) m. 14 July 1866 to John J. Lemaster b. 26 Feb 1843 d. 28 April 1886 in Okla. He was a Confederate Soldier, PVT 5th Ky Reg.
Someone corrected me on his death date as being 24th of April instead of the 28th.

Thanks so much for your reply. It's great to find family no matter how far away and distant in kin - it's still family to me.

Re: Lemaster/Mumbower

wstephens3 — 2010-04-09 23:07:58Z

This is re: Thomas J. Barker mentioned in your Lemaster/Barker message a few months back. His own account is seen at rootsweb.com~okmurray/ipp/barkertj.htm--He was an uncle of my grandmother Marietta LeMaster Stephens (Mrs. John Spead Stephens) , and lived with that family for 47 years until he died at the age of 94. His mother was Elizabeth Mumbower, born in VA, if I'm right.

I'd be interested in any info you might have on any of the Oklahoma Lemasters families. Actually I have quite a bit of info on Aunt Mintie, Uncle Lon, Aunt Belle, and Aunt Fanny, and knew them all, but nothing on Uncle Doc (Eliphas), Uncle Joseph, or Aunt Rose. I do have a very nice photograph of the whole LeMaster clan and another photo of the same folks with their spouses and children--probably from about 1905 or along in there.

Regards.

Wyatt Stephens

Lemasters in Aurora , Lawrence Co., MO in 1887

ncunningham — 2010-03-24 22:41:52Z

Can anyone help me ?
I have a Filbert John Leemaster (Lemaster ) b December 1887 in Aurora ( according to WWI papers) that marries into my Cunningham family-who are his parents ?

Thanks

Nancy Cunningham
cunningb2@gmail.com

Jessie Elwin Lemaster Nelson

rburleson155 — 2010-03-02 00:04:37Z

Am looking for information on the subject woman born on or about 1870 in Clarksville, Montgomery, Tennessee. She was married to Zachariah T. Nelson of Illinois. They moved to southern California on or about 1903, settling in Signal Hill. Jessie was instrumental in the move to incorporate Signal Hill which was successful. She was elected to the first board of trustees (city council) and served as President (mayor) of the BOT from 1924-1925. Following ZT's death in 1922, Jessie wed Roy Nelson. ZT's survivors included Jessie, his sons Roy, Charles and Lloyd, and daughter Lady M. Nelson.

Re: Ephraim LeMaster

mandimaganzini — 2010-02-18 03:20:31Z

Hello Mrs. Joyce,

This is Mandi, I wanted to get some info from you about my heritage. And everyone says your the one to talk to. I would love to learn more. We are in the process of moving to KY ( my husband got a great job offer ) and I want to make a visit to Stewart, TN. Would love to dig into this!

Thanks
Mandi Stewart-Maganzini

Wilbur Lemaster

geelsh — 2010-01-08 15:24:11Z

I have a copy of the 1930 Indianapolis, Indiana, Arsenal Technical Cannon Yearbook with Wilbur LeMaster in it. If interested in a copy contact me direct ddiefenbachhines@aol.com

Re: DNA testing for LeMaster families

BillLeMaster — 2009-11-05 05:59:38Z

Hi Sue. No, I don't have access to Lamaster/Lemaster book 'Up a tree'. I have Update of "LEMASTERS , USA 1639-1996" So far, I haven't found my g-father Francis M Lemaster.

Yes--I had my DNA tested at Ancestry.com. I got your email so will answer there also.

Re: DNA testing for LeMaster families

suethomas2 — 2009-11-05 04:06:09Z

Bill, I just joined the lemaster dna site....I had my husbands dna done a couple months ago, and got very surprising results...anyway I also put his dna markers in a y seach site and got some different matches...the site is
http://www.ysearch.org/add_start.asp?uid=
Do you have acess to the Lamaster/Lemaster book Up a tree? to look for your people in your line?
I am working on my male cousins in Indianapolis to get their dna's done....Will call them tomorrow...Did you get your at ancestry.com?
sue (Lamaster) Thomas

Re: more LeMaster Cherokees 1898-1914

lcasta66 — 2009-10-31 21:17:07Z

I just read your list of Lemaster Cherokees listed on the Dawes Rolls. Listed are Robert Sylvester Lemaster, who is my grandfather on my dads (Robert Edward Lemaster) side. Edward Lemaster and Victoria E. Lemaster are my great grandparents. Narcissa Lemaster, and Oatha P. are the sisters of Robert Sylvester Lemaster who are my father's aunts. There are many others and it's nice to have found them all on the Dawes Roll.

Re: DNA testing for LeMaster families

BillLeMaster — 2009-10-16 06:39:38Z

I have made great progress in my search from my DNA testing through Ancestry.com. My DNA results are an exact match with Joseph Lemaster (c1693..), the son of Richard Lemaster, the son of Abraham Lemaster. So I know that I descend from one of the sons of Richard Lemaster. Only time will tell which one. I was told that I must now wait for DNA testing from living Lemasters to establish their genetic branches to help determine which line I descend from. After 30 years of searching, I now know that I descend from Abraham, so that is a huge plus. If anyone has a clue as to where I go from here, I would appreciate your comments.

Mary Cleavie Lemaster (1861 – 1932), Half-Cherokee??

bputnam1_1 — 2009-08-19 23:03:23Z

Mary Cleavie Lemaster in our family is said to have been an illegitimate child. She is supposed to have been half-Cherokee. Her father is supposed to have been a Cherokee Indian who "caught her out by the spring" one day. Any information at all regarding this story, or any info. about her biological father (or mother) would be greatly appreciated!

Here is what I have on her as far as dates and locations go:

Birth: 21 May 1861; Spartanburg, SC, USA
Death: 30 Jun 1932; Fulton County, GA, USA
Burial: Jul 1932; Probably Hollywood Cem., NW Atlanta, off US 78, Proctor Creek

Some alternate spellings for her name might be:
Mary Cleary Lemaster
Mary Clevey Lemasters

I have as her mother Malissa Baines (1835, South Carolina, USA - 1907).

Again, any help would be much appreciated!

lemaster

awillow2b — 2009-07-12 05:00:24Z

lemaster/dolly? possible nickname, daughter of Wallace and Catherine Lemaster, sister to Lillie and Genoa and Thorton
lemaster.

need to find birth record and death record , died in new mexico.

married to Bulger, has 3rd daughter named Ruby who married a mr DeKay/ any help greatly appreciated

del

Charles A. LeMaster Family Missouri late1800

charlesanderson22 — 2009-07-12 04:57:24Z

Charles A. LeMaster married to Ruth (Green?)
Kansas City? Missouri
Children
son Glenn
daughter Opal born June 15 1899
died January 15, 1932
Opal was married to Vincient Edward
Maloney (Born April 2, 1901 in Leavenworth,
Kansas, Died Colorado Springs CO 16 April 1989)
Vincent was born to Timothy Dan Maloney(b 1869 d 2 May 1946)
and Abbie (McGlocklin) Maloney (Marmon).
(Abbie remarried after Timothy's death)
Any information on this family would be
appreciated. (Charles is my great-greatgrandfather
Anne Marie Anderson (Maloney)

Louis Estel (Debolt) LeMaster Obituary

2009-07-12 04:34:21Z

Source: "The Akron-Beacon Journal"
Name: Louis Estel LeMaster
Age: 69
Died: January 28, 1952
Parents: John T. Debolt and Ida Issadore (Boughner)(Debolt) Ladd
Spouse: Fenton Clark LeMaster

Anyone who would like a copy of this persons obituary please contact me at kaitysmom@yahoo.com

Re: Daniel P. Lemaster

linka_49 — 2009-06-22 22:44:27Z

My grandfathers name was George Dewey Lemaster,
b. 07/08/1898 d. 03/05/1972 m. 04/17/1919 to Effie
Lemaster b. 10/27/1900 d. 09/12/1980

My great grandfathers name was James Monroe Lemaster
b. 05/09/1868 d. 01/28/1929 m 05/09/1891 to Laura Blanton b. 11/16/1875 d. 12/24/1960

My great great grandfather was Daniel Phillip Lemaster b. 06/17/1829 d. 12/24/1908 m 12/23/1851 to Pheobe Bays
b. 05/11/1836 d. 04/04/1897

All of the above people are buried in the Lemaster Cem. located in Win, Ky. Up and until last year that is where our Lemaster family reunion was held.

Daniel Phillip (DP)Lemaster and Pheoebe Bayes (dau of Elijah Bayes and Margaret Justice Rice)had: Elijah Green, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah E., Laura Carlee, Martha Jane,
Samuel E, Lydia Margaret, Willam Jesse, James Monroe.

James Monroe Lemaster and Laura Blanton (dau of James Mack Blanton and Sarah J. McCarty) had: Haston, Murlie
Mae, Eula, Bula, Junie, Emeral Hay, Merzie, Madge, George Dewey, Lileth, Hollie and one deceased infant.

George Dewey Lemaster and Effie Lemaster (dau of William Henry (WH) Lemaster and Nora Alice Williams) have; 2 living sons, 4 living daughters, and 2 deceased sons James Carl b. 11/06/1921 d. 08/16/1996 and Gail b. 08/13/1932 d. 08/22/1932. Both sons are buried at the Lemaster Cem. Win Ky

While researching in Frankfort I came across another James
M. I think he was in the Flat Gap area. I was looking for WWI draft registration. I hope to find out more when I return.

Lemaster/Mumbower

linka_49 — 2009-06-21 18:05:59Z

Mumbower/Barker/Lemaster

I have seen many request for information on Mumbower. My only connection with Mumbower is through my Lemaster ties. My Elizabeth Mumbower b. 28 Sept 1811 d. 25 Feb 1885 and buried at Crockett, Morgan Co. Ky in the Fannin Cem. I do not have any info on her mother and father but I would like to. She married William Barker on 14 Nov 1830 in Morgan Co Ky. I show him b. 14 Jan 1809 d. 08 Nov 1861 I show he died in the Civil War at the Battle of Ivy's Mountain north of Prestonsburg, Floyd Co Ky. There is a Ky Historical Marker alone U.S. 23 north of Prestonsburg. He was with the 5th Ky Inf. Co A. (as were many other men in the family) I do show his father as John Barker Sr. and his mother as Jane Porter. They had 9 children:

1. (Rev.) Henry Marker Barker m Angeline Gevedon,
2. John Calhoun Barker m Catherine K Lemaster,
3. Peter M Barker m Miram Fairchild,
4. Mary Frances Barker (my line) m Isaac Lemaster,
5. George W. Barker b. 29 Nov 1839 - moved to Missouri, was with 5th Ky Inf, Co. A., no further info on George W.
6. Sarah Jane Barker m John J. Lemaster,
7. William Lykins Barker m. Lou Ann Gevedon,
8. Verlina H Barker m James Lewis Lemaster,
9. Eve F. Barker b. 14 March 1849 that all for her, no further infomation on Eve.
10. Morgan G. Barker b. 02 July 1851 d. 16 Oct 1852 died when he was an infant
11. Thomas J. Barker b. 10 Aug 1853, settled in Texas/Okla
no further info on Thomas

My Aunt Mae (Murlie Mae Lemaster) helped update the last editon of the Lemasters, U.S.A., 1639-1965. She is only one of the many mentioned. The info for Barker/Mumbower came for the combination of different family bibles, ie; grandson of John Hay and Mary Ann Barker Hay and Greasy Lick Baptist Church. Grand daughter of John Calhoun Breckinridge Lemaster and Rachel Alatair Sparks. Grandson of George Oscar Lemaster and Rosa B. McKenzie. Gransson of William Henry (W.H.) Lemaster and Nora Alice Williams, this gentleman was also my mothers first cousin. The papers also show the birth, death and marriage dates and families and some other interesting information. Thanks, Linda

Re: Another LeMaster researcher

HarrietMcGonagill57 — 2009-06-05 18:12:48Z

Why are there so few Lemaster researcher messages?

Abraham Lemaster bible/Newbold Cannon

TommieLewis77 — 2009-04-05 04:29:23Z

Abraham Lemaster bible/Newbold Cannon

Does anyone know why there would be a connection between these families?
There is a Bible that can be found through worldconnect,
in which Abraham Lemaster writes in 'his own hand' of his birthdate,
John Lemaster's death (1799), of 'Abraham and his wife,
Susuna, married 29, 1801,' and then there's a listing
of the birthdates of Newbold Cannon, Srs, children.

Any help?
pamelawest@bellsouth.net

Pam West

LeMASTER Dortha 1907-1988

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-04 16:02:35Z

LeMASTER Dortha 1907-1988

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,518 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LeMASTER Brenda Nell 1947

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-04 16:02:21Z

LeMASTER Brenda Nell 1947

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,518 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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LeMASTER Carl E 1903-1971

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-04 16:02:09Z

LeMASTER Carl E 1903-1971

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,518 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.