Evaline Wade Price was born on Jan 23, 1833. Evaline married John Buckner Tabb, son of John Chisman Tabb and Elizabeth Van Metre Davis, on Dec 13, 1855 at Hardin County, Kentucky. Evaline Wade Price died on Jul 4, 1907 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 74.
      The following story of the capture and enslavement of Elizabeth Rawlings was written by Mrs. Lee Sims of Frankfort, Kentucky. Mrs. Sims is the Great-Great-Grandaughter of Elizabeth Rawlings. The story, as I remember it told by my grandmother Evaline Wade (Price) wife of John Buckner Tabb, Aunt Ruth and Aunt Lizzie, as they remembered it told and talked about in the family as they grew up, by their grandmother who was her daughter (Nancy Gunterman who married Samuel Price.) Elizabeth Rawlings was the daughter of Edward. About the middle of September 1792, a roving band of Indians made their appearance in what is now Hardin County, KY., tried, under renegade Simon Girty to run the white settlers out of Kentucky, and committed raids on settlers, robbing them of food, etc. The settlers went to the forts with their women and children, and then the men would go to drive the Indians back across the Ohio River into the Northwest Territory. The Hart brothers were known as the best Indian fighters in the country. Miles Hart, Husband of Elizabeth Rawlings was, perhaps, the best of them, because he was so deadly with the rifle the Indians had called him 'Sharp-Eye'. The Hart brothers married the three Rawlings girls, daughters of Edward Rawlings, namely: Miles married Elizabeth Rawlings, Josiah married Ann Rawlings, and Silas married Letitia (Letty) Rawlings. Miles Hart had a twin brother Aaron Hart. There is a mistake in Collin's History of Kentucky where he says Silas Hart was the husband of Elizabeth (stolen by the Indians). Haycraft's History of Elizabethtown gives the incident and name of Miles Hart correctly. Haycraft was a relative of Elizabeth. There is a letter from John VanMeter also a member of the family, in which he gives the name of Miles Hart. The Hart brothers and the other men of the settlement drove the Indians across the Ohio River at a point about West Point today, but in doing so, Miles Hart, or 'Sharp-Eye' as the Indians called him, had killed the Chief. With the chief dead, the settlers thought perhaps the raids would cease so they returned to the VanMeter Fort where Miles Hart had his wife and his three children, aged 7 or 8 years. The family returned to their home, a crude log cabin that Miles had built on a clearing nearby. The log cabin had only a small window and a solid door so there was little light in it. At night the log-burning fireplace and a candle furnished light. In the morning as they were about to eat their meager breakfast, they opened the door to let in more light. The Indians who had followed them back to their home had been prowling around the cabin of Miles Hart all night waiting for an opportunity to kill him in revenge for the loss of their chief. They pounced upon Hart and killed him after a desperate struggle, thus avenging the death of their chief. Joe Hart, the 12 year old son of Miles Hart, grabbed his father's rifle and tomahawk hatchet and killed the Indian leader, who was the chief's brother, and several other savages before they could overcome him. He struck them as they tried to enter the door to the cabin to take his mother and the children prisoners. The Indians, however, carried Elizabeth, Joe and the two smaller children into captivity. They killed the little girl just a short distance from the cabin because she cried and the Indians were afraid the followers would hear her. They killed Miles, Jr. because he had a sore foot and couldn't keep up. They were in a hurry for they knew they would be followed as soon as the other settlers found out what had been done, and they knew the fury of the Hart brothers. This left Joe and his mother the only captives and she was ready to have another child and could hardly keep up. She was required to carry kettles and cook for the Indians. She finally had the baby in the snow unattended, and was made to resume the march the next day. She carried the baby strapped to her back and also some cooking kettles. During the day they waded waist-deep across an ice-filled creek. Elizabeth was considered a delicate woman of her day, according to Haycraft's History of Elizabetht own. He says: 'Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, wife of Miles Hart, was regarded as a very delicate woman for those days. She was enceinte when taken prisoner in an advanced state. She was burdened with camp kettles and other Indian plunder. The crossed the Ohio River into the Northwest Territory. At nightfall she was delegated to kindle fires for the Indians and then to go aside to kindle a fire for herself, raking up as best she could rubbish from under the snow and t here alone, unaided by the kind assistance kn own to civilized life, was delivered of a son. The squaws then showed a little kindness in the morning by giving her a little water in which a turkey had been boiled. Then cutting a block from a tree, they wrapped a piece of blanket around the new-born infant, fastened it to the block and laid the block upon her back with camp kettles, etc., and pursued their way north. In the course of the day they waded a river waist-deep (filled with ice) and yet strange to tell, she experienced no seriou s inconvenien ce, but from hard usage and inhuman treatment the child died at the age of six months. She lingered in captivity and wretched slavery for several years until a trading Frenchman at Detroit purchased her from the Indians and restored her to her relatives.' The mother and Joe separated after they crossed the Ohio River, the raid having been made by several tribes of Indians from the Northwest Territory. Joe was taken in one direction and his mother in another, she ending up in Detroit or near what is now Detroit. The Indians had meant to burn these captives at the stake because the husband and father had killed on of the Chiefs, but Joe was saved because a squaw was impressed with the youth's bravery and pleaded for his life, thus saving him from a fiery death. The mother, Elizabeth, was saved because a chief decided he might marry her, but she steadfastly refused to do this. After several years of slavery the Indians did not watch her so closely and she persuaded a French trader to buy her, promising him that her family would pay him if he would return her to her home and relatives in Kentucky. As he was going in that direction south, he did help her and returned her to her home and family. Grandma Tabb told more of the story than related by either Haycraft or Collins. She said that when the baby was six months old it died from the hardships and Elizabeth dug a grave and buried it. The next morning as she went to fetch water (this was part of the hard work she was required to do around the camp every day) she found the baby lying in her path. The Indians had disinterred the body and placed it there. She took the baby and buried it, but the next morning as she went to the spring to carry w ater, there was the baby's head in her path, the Indians had cut the head from the body. She again took the baby and buried it again but the following morning as she went to the spring and as the head had been put in her path again, she realized she would be taunted by this as long as she showed she cared, so she just took her foot and pushed the baby's head out of her path and went on her way. After she did that, she never saw the baby again and she supposed th at they buried it. Joe had been rescued by his uncles, the hart brothers, who had organized bands to help them look for Joe and his mother. He never married, but went to Missouri with Grandma Tabb's father Samuel Price and his sons. They went there to take up land and settle that territory after the death of Samuel's wife, Nancy Gunterman Price, who was Joe's half-sister. Joe's grave is in Missouri with that of Samuel Price in the New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery. Source: The American Descendants of Chretien DuBois of Wicres, France, Part Four, 1970. Compiled by William Heidgerd for the DuBois Family Association, Huguenot Historical Society of New Paltz, N.Y., Inc. The story is told in Collins' History of Kentucky, V.2, pp 313-314, in Haycraft's History of Elizabethtown, KY, p. 13 and by Carl Sandburg.

      John Hackley Foushee Wortham was born on Oct 30, 1823 at Nelson County, Kentucky. John married Mary Chisman Tabb, daughter of John Chisman Tabb and Elizabeth Van Metre Davis, on Sep 3, 1851. John Hackley Foushee Wortham died in 1903 at White Mills, Hardin County, Kentucky.

      Samuel William Conway T. Wortham was born on Oct 3, 1834 at Nelson County, Kentucky. Samuel married Martha Blue Tabb, daughter of John Chisman Tabb and Elizabeth Van Metre Davis, on Dec 2, 1855 at Hardin County, Kentucky. Samuel William Conway T. Wortham died on Apr 24, 1919 at White Mills, Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 84.

     James married Ruth Van Meter Tabb, daughter of John Chisman Tabb and Elizabeth Van Metre Davis, on Mar 22, 1860. James M. Lucky died on Jan 12, 1879.

      Elizabeth H. Vance was born in 1852. Elizabeth married George Washington Tabb, son of John Chisman Tabb and Elizabeth Van Metre Davis, on Feb 5, 1880. Elizabeth H. Vance died in 1934.

     William married Mary Elizabeth Heady. William Washington Tabb was born on Oct 8, 1869 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Edmund C. Tabb and Mary Margaret (Maggie) Whitehead. William Washington Tabb died on Apr 25, 1940 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 70.

      James Tolivers Tabb was born on Nov 25, 1874 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Edmund C. Tabb and Mary Margaret (Maggie) Whitehead. James Tolivers Tabb died on Nov 25, 1935 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 61.

     Mary married Frederick G. Gedge. Mary Grace Tabb was born on Apr 7, 1871. She was the daughter of Edmund C. Tabb and Mary Margaret (Maggie) Whitehead. Mary Grace Tabb died on May 5, 1932 at age 61.

      Martha E. Tabb was born on May 2, 1860 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Abisha Van Metre Tabb and Susan Jane Lampton. Martha E. Tabb died on Sep 8, 1870 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 10.

     John married Amy Sullivan. John Henry Tabb was born on Mar 10, 1863 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Abisha Van Metre Tabb and Susan Jane Lampton. John Henry Tabb died on Jan 21, 1951 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 87.

     Amy married John Henry Tabb, son of Abisha Van Metre Tabb and Susan Jane Lampton. Amy Sullivan was born on Mar 7, 1862 at Kentucky. She died on Jan 23, 1951 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 88.

      Frank Chambers Tabb was born on May 6, 1867 at Kentucky. He was the son of Abisha Van Metre Tabb and Susan Jane Lampton. Frank married Lenore Ashlock on Dec 23, 1891 at Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky. Frank Chambers Tabb died on Dec 15, 1944 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 77.

      Lenore Ashlock was born on Jan 30, 1867 at Kentucky. Lenore married Frank Chambers Tabb, son of Abisha Van Metre Tabb and Susan Jane Lampton, on Dec 23, 1891 at Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky. Lenore Ashlock died on Nov 17, 1926 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 59.

      Abisha Frank Tabb was born on Sep 29, 1885 at Kentucky. He was the son of John Henry Tabb and Amy Sullivan. Abisha married Ricka Williamson. Abisha Frank Tabb died on Mar 9, 1963 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 77.

      Emmett Leo Tabb was born on Feb 21, 1887 at Kentucky. He was the son of John Henry Tabb and Amy Sullivan. Emmett married Willie Tichenor on Nov 8, 1916. Emmett Leo Tabb died on Nov 10, 1959 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 72.

      Herbert Henry Tabb was born on Nov 7, 1897 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Frank Chambers Tabb and Lenore Ashlock. Herbert married Lena Brooks English on Aug 15, 1922. Herbert Henry Tabb died on Nov 29, 1983 at Kentucky at age 86.

     Fred married Florine Wortham. Fred Colmore Tabb was born on May 6, 1900 at Kentucky. He was the son of Frank Chambers Tabb and Lenore Ashlock. Fred Colmore Tabb died on Mar 6, 1982 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 81.

      Lena Brooks English was born on Sep 7, 1892. Lena married Herbert Henry Tabb, son of Frank Chambers Tabb and Lenore Ashlock, on Aug 15, 1922. Lena Brooks English died on May 12, 1963 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 70.

     Louella Marie Tabb was the daughter of Herbert Henry Tabb and Lena Brooks English. Louella married Henry L. Skidmore.

     Henry married Louella Marie Tabb, daughter of Herbert Henry Tabb and Lena Brooks English.

     Herbert Howard Tabb was the son of Herbert Henry Tabb and Lena Brooks English. Herbert married Joan Thomas.

     Joan married Herbert Howard Tabb, son of Herbert Henry Tabb and Lena Brooks English.

      Martha Lou Skidmore was born on Apr 25, 1951. She was the daughter of Henry L. Skidmore and Louella Marie Tabb. Martha married Norman Ausptiz on Jul 3, 1982.

      Mark Andrew Skidmore was born on Aug 9, 1955. He was the son of Henry L. Skidmore and Louella Marie Tabb. Mark married Judy Beard on Nov 23, 1985.

      Victor Henry Skidmore was born on Dec 4, 1953. He was the son of Henry L. Skidmore and Louella Marie Tabb. Victor married Maria Zabornak on Aug 8, 1981.

      Rebecca Joy Tabb was born on Feb 2, 1950. She was the daughter of Herbert Howard Tabb and Joan Thomas. Rebecca married Gary Snyder in 1970.

     Gary married Rebecca Joy Tabb, daughter of Herbert Howard Tabb and Joan Thomas, in 1970.

     Julia Ann Snyder was the daughter of Gary Snyder and Rebecca Joy Tabb.

      Jennifer Lynn Snyder was born on Dec 30, 1979. She was the daughter of Gary Snyder and Rebecca Joy Tabb.

      Nancy Price Tabb was born on Jul 11, 1857 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price. Nancy married Thomas Swain Vernon on Mar 3, 1880. Nancy Price Tabb died on Dec 17, 1900 at age 43.

      Thomas Swain Vernon was born on Apr 3, 1849. Thomas married Nancy Price Tabb, daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price, on Mar 3, 1880. Thomas Swain Vernon died on Mar 9, 1892 at age 42.

      Elvira Thomas Tabb was born on Sep 23, 1859 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price. Elvira Thomas Tabb died in 1862.

      George Daniel Tabb was born on Aug 29, 1862 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price. George married Melissa Frances Sallee on Sep 20, 1883. George Daniel Tabb died on Jul 18, 1941 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 78.

      Melissa Frances Sallee was born on Jun 18, 1866 at Hardin County, Kentucky. Melissa married George Daniel Tabb, son of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price, on Sep 20, 1883. Melissa Frances Sallee died on Mar 13, 1937 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 70.

      Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb was born on Oct 20, 1864 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price. Elizabeth married Squire Pinkney Thurman, son of Tandy J. Thurman and Sarah C. Owlsey, on Aug 24, 1890. Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb died on Nov 10, 1944 at age 80.

      Squire Pinkney Thurman was born on Jan 6, 1863. He was the son of Tandy J. Thurman and Sarah C. Owlsey. Squire married Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb, daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price, on Aug 24, 1890. Squire Pinkney Thurman died on Feb 9, 1939 at Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, at age 76.

     Sara Jane Tabb died in 1867 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was born on Jan 20, 1867 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price.

      Naomi Virginia Tabb was born on Apr 3, 1870 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price. Naomi married Elmer Iverson Bruner, son of Andrew J. Bruner and Nancy A. Butler, on Jan 7, 1892. Naomi Virginia Tabb died on Feb 7, 1956 at age 85.

      Elmer Iverson Bruner was born on Nov 7, 1865 at Hawesville, Hancock County, Kentucky. He was the son of Andrew J. Bruner and Nancy A. Butler. Elmer married Naomi Virginia Tabb, daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price, on Jan 7, 1892. Elmer Iverson Bruner died on Feb 23, 1917 at Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky, at age 51.

      Ruth Tabb was born on Feb 1, 1872 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price. Ruth married Tandy Dunn Duell on Dec 24, 1895. Ruth married Dr. Rodman Duell on Apr 25, 1903. Ruth Tabb died on Aug 18, 1944 at age 72.

      Tandy Dunn Duell was born on Jan 30, 1871. Tandy married Ruth Tabb, daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price, on Dec 24, 1895. Tandy Dunn Duell died in 1898.

      Dr. Rodman Duell was born on Apr 9, 1876. Rodman married Ruth Tabb, daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price, on Apr 25, 1903. Dr. Rodman Duell died on Feb 5, 1959 at age 82.

      Mary Amanda Tabb was born on Jan 3, 1875 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price. Mary married Edward Douglas Durham, son of William Walker Durham and Mary E. Feather, on Dec 26, 1897. Mary Amanda Tabb died on May 10, 1954 at age 79.

      Edward Douglas Durham was born on Apr 16, 1878 at Campbellsville, Taylor County, Kentucky. He was the son of William Walker Durham and Mary E. Feather. Edward married Mary Amanda Tabb, daughter of John Buckner Tabb and Evaline Wade Price, on Dec 26, 1897. Edward Douglas Durham died on Jul 29, 1931 at age 53.

      Roy Everett Tabb was born on Oct 27, 1884 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of George Daniel Tabb and Melissa Frances Sallee. Roy married Katie Lee Brashear, daughter of James Clark Brashear and Leona Upton, on Nov 22, 1905 at Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky. Roy Everett Tabb died on Apr 14, 1961 at Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 76.

      Katie Lee Brashear was born on Sep 25, 1885 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of James Clark Brashear and Leona Upton. Katie married Roy Everett Tabb, son of George Daniel Tabb and Melissa Frances Sallee, on Nov 22, 1905 at Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky. Katie Lee Brashear died on Feb 22, 1936 at Sonora, Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 50.

      Mayme Tabb was born on May 16, 1890 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of George Daniel Tabb and Melissa Frances Sallee. Mayme married Leslie H. Lee on Jan 7, 1908. Mayme Tabb died in 1967.

      Leslie H. Lee was born on Jan 5, 1886. Leslie married Mayme Tabb, daughter of George Daniel Tabb and Melissa Frances Sallee, on Jan 7, 1908. Leslie H. Lee died in 1969.

      Blanche Tabb was born on Mar 29, 1895 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of George Daniel Tabb and Melissa Frances Sallee. Blanche married Thomas Clark Cardin on Feb 16, 1927. Blanche Tabb died on Jan 7, 1972 at age 76.

      Thomas Clark Cardin was born on Mar 14, 1879. Thomas married Blanche Tabb, daughter of George Daniel Tabb and Melissa Frances Sallee, on Feb 16, 1927. Thomas Clark Cardin died on Feb 3, 1952 at age 72.

      Roy Eldred Tabb was born on Sep 2, 1906 at Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear. Roy married Helen Gould Orms on Nov 28, 1931 at Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Roy Eldred Tabb died on May 2, 1991 at Hardin Memorial Hospital, Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 84.

     Kathryn married Frederick L. Wallace. Kathryn married Lee Roy Lorance. Kathryn married Ernest Fox. Kathryn Louise Tabb was born on Nov 24, 1909 at Hardin County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear. Kathryn Louise Tabb died on Jan 20, 1999 at McKinney, Collin County, Texas, at age 89.

     Frederick married Kathryn Louise Tabb, daughter of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear.

     Harold Woodrow Tabb was the son of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear.

      James Alvin Tabb was born on Mar 4, 1914 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear. James Alvin Tabb died on Jan 9, 1996 at age 81.

      Cary Ansel Tabb was born on Jan 12, 1916 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear. Cary Ansel Tabb died on Feb 4, 1942 at Versailles, Woodland County, Kentucky, at age 26.

      Marlin Kenneth Tabb was born on Sep 5, 1917 at Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear. Marlin Kenneth Tabb died on Jan 19, 1996 at age 78.

     Robert Winston Tabb was the son of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear.

     Roscoe married Maud Dixon. Roscoe Tabb Lee was born on Jan 5, 1911. He was the son of Leslie H. Lee and Mayme Tabb. Roscoe Tabb Lee died on Dec 7, 1966 at age 55.

     Maud married Roscoe Tabb Lee, son of Leslie H. Lee and Mayme Tabb.

      Thelma Lee was born on Jul 27, 1915. He was the son of Leslie H. Lee and Mayme Tabb. Thelma Lee died on Apr 7, 1987 at age 71.

     Hubert Owen Lee was the son of Leslie H. Lee and Mayme Tabb.

     Albin Lewis Lee was the son of Leslie H. Lee and Mayme Tabb.

     Wendel Tabb Cardin was the son of Thomas Clark Cardin and Blanche Tabb. Wendel married Patricia Harlow.

      Gerald Dean Cardin was born on Nov 27, 1932. He was the son of Thomas Clark Cardin and Blanche Tabb.

     John married Mattie B. Comb. John married Lean G. Fuller. John Pinkney Thurman was born on Jun 18, 1891. He was the son of Squire Pinkney Thurman and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb. John Pinkney Thurman died on Aug 10, 1951 at age 60.

     Mattie married John Pinkney Thurman, son of Squire Pinkney Thurman and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb.

     Lean married John Pinkney Thurman, son of Squire Pinkney Thurman and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb.

     Lee married Kathryn Louise Tabb, daughter of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear.
     Lee Roy Lorance resided at at McKinney, Collin County, Texas, in Jan, 1999.

      Helen Jean Tabb was born on May 11, 1938 at Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms. Helen married William Francis Stickrod on Jul 25, 1961. Helen Jean Tabb and William Francis Stickrod were divorced in 1965. Helen married Eddie Carroll Akers on Sep 23, 1965 at Sonora, Hardin County, Kentucky.

     William married Helen Jean Tabb, daughter of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms, on Jul 25, 1961. William Francis Stickrod and Helen Jean Tabb were divorced in 1965.

      Ekizabeth Jane Stickrod was born on Aug 16, 1962 at Bussac, France. She was the daughter of William Francis Stickrod and Helen Jean Tabb. Ekizabeth married Kennie Lee Akers on Dec 5, 1986 at Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee.

      Tandy J. Thurman was born on Oct 6, 1893. He was the son of Squire Pinkney Thurman and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb. Tandy married Mary Chappell, daughter of George Chappell and Rhoda Sanders, on Nov 15, 1917.

     Eddie married Helen Jean Tabb, daughter of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms, on Sep 23, 1965 at Sonora, Hardin County, Kentucky.

     Joseph married Judith Ann Ball. Joseph Edward Akers was born on Nov 27, 1966 at Norton's Hospital, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. He was the son of Eddie Carroll Akers and Helen Jean Tabb.

     Kennie married Ekizabeth Jane Stickrod, daughter of William Francis Stickrod and Helen Jean Tabb, on Dec 5, 1986 at Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee.

      James Thomas Akers was born on Jun 20, 1989 at Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Kennie Lee Akers and Ekizabeth Jane Stickrod.

      McKenna Clay Akers was born on Feb 17, 1992 at Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky. He was the son of Kennie Lee Akers and Ekizabeth Jane Stickrod.

      Wesley Isaiah Akers was born on Dec 4, 1995 at Mount Sherman, Larue County, Kentucky. He was the son of Kennie Lee Akers and Ekizabeth Jane Stickrod.

     Leona married James Clark Brashear. Leona Upton died at Upton, Hardin County, Kentucky. She was born at Upton, Hardin County, Kentucky.

     Carolyn married William Ford Bailey. Carolyn married Bryard Van Robb. Carolyn Jane Tabb was born on Dec 30, 1935 at Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms.

     William married Carolyn Jane Tabb, daughter of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms.

     Bryard married Carolyn Jane Tabb, daughter of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms.

      Mary Chappell was born on Aug 6, 1894. She was the daughter of George Chappell and Rhoda Sanders. Mary married Tandy J. Thurman, son of Squire Pinkney Thurman and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb, on Nov 15, 1917. Mary Chappell died on Jul 7, 1961 at age 66.

     Roy Phillip Tabb died in 1932; He died the day after he was born. He was born in 1932. He was the son of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms.

     Lillian married Robert Allen Tabb, son of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms.

      Robert Allen Tabb Jr. was born on Oct 31, 1952 at Jefferson County, Kentucky. He was the son of Robert Allen Tabb and Lillian McAdams. Robert Allen Tabb Jr. died in 1986.
     He was ill with mental disease.

     Eoylan Tabb was the son of Robert Allen Tabb and Pauline Valentine.

     Jan Bailey was the daughter of William Ford Bailey and Carolyn Jane Tabb.

      Benjamin Ford Bailey was born on Sep 3, 1970 at Boyd County, Kentucky. He was the son of William Ford Bailey and Carolyn Jane Tabb.

      James Tabb Bailey was born on Jul 4, 1969 at Boyd County, Kentucky. He was the son of William Ford Bailey and Carolyn Jane Tabb.

      Minnie Thurman was born on Sep 22, 1895. She was the daughter of Squire Pinkney Thurman and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Tabb. Minnie married Rodney Malcolm Hays, son of Charles P. Hays and Anne Elizabeth Quick, on Jun 23, 1921. Minnie Thurman died on Jul 23, 1968 at age 72.

     Ernest married Kathryn Louise Tabb, daughter of Roy Everett Tabb and Katie Lee Brashear.
      This information was provided by Helen Jean Tabb Akers who sent it by e-mail dated 21 November 1997.

     Pauline married Robert Allen Tabb, son of Roy Eldred Tabb and Helen Gould Orms.

     Judith married Joseph Edward Akers, son of Eddie Carroll Akers and Helen Jean Tabb.