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==McKenzie family== | ==McKenzie family== | ||
| − | * Kenneth Ray "Ken" McKenzie (b. 1943 Salem, [[Illinois|IL]] - '''d. 3-30-2023''' Owesboro, KY), son of Paul Odes McKenzie (b. 1912 Fort Smith, Sebastian, [[Arkansas|AR]] - d. 2000 Flora, Clay, [[Illinois|IL]]) & Alice Lucille Cox McKenzie (b. 1920 Charleston, Mississippi, [[Missouri|MO]] - d. 2002 Flora, IL). Army vet stationed in France. | + | * Kenneth Ray "Ken" McKenzie (b. 1943 Salem, [[Illinois|IL]] - '''d. 3-30-2023''' Owesboro, KY), son of Paul Odes McKenzie (b. 1912 Fort Smith, Sebastian, [[Arkansas|AR]] - d. 2000 Flora, Clay, [[Illinois|IL]]) & Alice Lucille Cox McKenzie (b. 1920 Charleston, Mississippi, [[Missouri|MO]] - d. 2002 Flora, IL). Army vet stationed in France. Retired from Owensboro Public Schools, formerly with Barmet Aluminum & Ashland Oil Company as per his [https://www.owensborotimes.com/obituaries/141611-ken-ray-mckenzie/ obit]. |
| − | * Mary "Loyce" Pfister McKenzie (m. 1974). | + | * Mary "Loyce" Pfister McKenzie (m. 1974). |
==Miller family== | ==Miller family== | ||
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==O'Bryan family== | ==O'Bryan family== | ||
| − | * Ronnie O'Bryan | + | * Ronnie O'Bryan |
==Winston family== | ==Winston family== | ||
| − | * Isaac Dix Winston III '''1983+''' (b. 1955 Owensboro, KY), son of Isaac Dix Winston, Jr. (b. 1925 Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN - d. 2014; WWII Navy vet) & Mary Louise Nicely Winston (b. 1925 Irvington, Breckenridge, KY - d. 2013 Rowlett, [[Texas|TX]]). | + | * Isaac Dix Winston III '''1983+''' (b. 1955 Owensboro, KY), son of Isaac Dix Winston, Jr. (b. 1925 Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN - d. 2014; WWII Navy vet) & Mary Louise Nicely Winston (b. 1925 Irvington, Breckenridge, KY - d. 2013 Rowlett, [[Texas|TX]]). |
| − | ** His paternal grandfather was Dr. Isaac Dix Winston (b. 1874 Union Co., KY - d. 1943 Sturgis, Union, KY). | + | ** His paternal grandfather was Dr. Isaac Dix Winston (b. 1874 Union Co., KY - d. 1943 Sturgis, Union, KY). Dr. Winston was a M.D. |
| − | ** His paternal great-grandfather was Dr. Gustavus "Gus" Vasa Winston (b. 1821 Half Sink, Henrico, VA; m. 1855 Paducah, KY; d. 1896 Sturgis, KY), also a M.D. | + | ** His paternal great-grandfather was Dr. Gustavus "Gus" Vasa Winston (b. 1821 Half Sink, Henrico, VA; m. 1855 Paducah, KY; d. 1896 Sturgis, KY), also a M.D. 1860 @ Morganfield, Union, KY. Gus' wife was Elizabeth Byers Dix Winston (b. 1837 Old Washington, Mason, KY - d. 1912 Sturgis, KY). |
| − | *** A daughter of Gus' great-great-grandfather Capt. Isaac Winston I (1681-1760 New Kent City, Hanover, VA), Sarah Dabney Winston Syme-Henry was mother of "Give me liberty, or give me death" founding father Patrick Henry (1736-1799) who was the first governor of Virginia. | + | *** A daughter of Gus' great-great-grandfather Capt. Isaac Winston I (1681-1760 New Kent City, Hanover, VA), Sarah Dabney Winston Syme-Henry was mother of "Give me liberty, or give me death" founding father Patrick Henry (1736-1799) who was the first governor of Virginia. |
| − | ** The namesake "Isaac" originated likely with the earlier emigrating ancestor, Capt. Isaac Winston (b. 1570 Dorset, [[England]] - d. 1628 Bruton Parish, York, VA), who may have been among the founders in 1607 of the Virginia Colony (first permanent English settlement in the U.S.), having emigrated by 1610 to New Kent Co., then to Hanover Co. | + | ** The namesake "Isaac" originated likely with the earlier emigrating ancestor, Capt. Isaac Winston (b. 1570 Dorset, [[England]] - d. 1628 Bruton Parish, York, VA), who may have been among the founders in 1607 of the Virginia Colony (first permanent English settlement in the U.S.), having emigrated by 1610 to New Kent Co., then to Hanover Co. The family may have also originated to the 15th century in Winston, Durham, Eng. |
| − | ** His maternal grandfather was Dr. Curtis Lafayette Nicely (b. 1889 Union City, TN - d. 1978 Louisville, KY), who pastored several Baptist churches in Kentucky & Tennessee, retiring in 1962 from Yorktown Baptist in Louisville. He also taught Greek at Bethel College (Russellville, KY) & Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville, KY), and worked on a New Testament revision. | + | ** His maternal grandfather was Dr. Curtis Lafayette Nicely (b. 1889 Union City, TN - d. 1978 Louisville, KY), who pastored several Baptist churches in Kentucky & Tennessee, retiring in 1962 from Yorktown Baptist in Louisville. He also taught Greek at Bethel College (Russellville, KY) & Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville, KY), and worked on a New Testament revision. |
| + | * Cynthia Blum Winston (from Dallas, TX) | ||
=Sources= | =Sources= | ||
Revision as of 06:45, 3 November 2023
Trinity Bible Church, Owensboro, Daviess, KY (OB) 1983-2023?
Contents
Correspondents
- Isaac Dix Winston III 1983+
- Tom Miller 1983+
- David Coin
- Ronnie O'Bryan
Other Notable Alumni
Coin family
- David Coin
McKenzie family
- Kenneth Ray "Ken" McKenzie (b. 1943 Salem, IL - d. 3-30-2023 Owesboro, KY), son of Paul Odes McKenzie (b. 1912 Fort Smith, Sebastian, AR - d. 2000 Flora, Clay, IL) & Alice Lucille Cox McKenzie (b. 1920 Charleston, Mississippi, MO - d. 2002 Flora, IL). Army vet stationed in France. Retired from Owensboro Public Schools, formerly with Barmet Aluminum & Ashland Oil Company as per his obit.
- Mary "Loyce" Pfister McKenzie (m. 1974).
Miller family
- Tom Miller +1983+
O'Bryan family
- Ronnie O'Bryan
Winston family
- Isaac Dix Winston III 1983+ (b. 1955 Owensboro, KY), son of Isaac Dix Winston, Jr. (b. 1925 Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN - d. 2014; WWII Navy vet) & Mary Louise Nicely Winston (b. 1925 Irvington, Breckenridge, KY - d. 2013 Rowlett, TX).
- His paternal grandfather was Dr. Isaac Dix Winston (b. 1874 Union Co., KY - d. 1943 Sturgis, Union, KY). Dr. Winston was a M.D.
- His paternal great-grandfather was Dr. Gustavus "Gus" Vasa Winston (b. 1821 Half Sink, Henrico, VA; m. 1855 Paducah, KY; d. 1896 Sturgis, KY), also a M.D. 1860 @ Morganfield, Union, KY. Gus' wife was Elizabeth Byers Dix Winston (b. 1837 Old Washington, Mason, KY - d. 1912 Sturgis, KY).
- A daughter of Gus' great-great-grandfather Capt. Isaac Winston I (1681-1760 New Kent City, Hanover, VA), Sarah Dabney Winston Syme-Henry was mother of "Give me liberty, or give me death" founding father Patrick Henry (1736-1799) who was the first governor of Virginia.
- The namesake "Isaac" originated likely with the earlier emigrating ancestor, Capt. Isaac Winston (b. 1570 Dorset, England - d. 1628 Bruton Parish, York, VA), who may have been among the founders in 1607 of the Virginia Colony (first permanent English settlement in the U.S.), having emigrated by 1610 to New Kent Co., then to Hanover Co. The family may have also originated to the 15th century in Winston, Durham, Eng.
- His maternal grandfather was Dr. Curtis Lafayette Nicely (b. 1889 Union City, TN - d. 1978 Louisville, KY), who pastored several Baptist churches in Kentucky & Tennessee, retiring in 1962 from Yorktown Baptist in Louisville. He also taught Greek at Bethel College (Russellville, KY) & Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville, KY), and worked on a New Testament revision.
- Cynthia Blum Winston (from Dallas, TX)
Sources
- Ancestry.com
- Newspapers.com
- Findagrave.com
