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From: "Shirley" <>
Subject: Re: [KYBRECKI] MICHAEL and SAMUEL SPENCER buried Breckinridge
Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2003 09:54:30 -0500
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I ask my friend who had told her of this and she said it came from Bill
Thompson (dec'd). This Jarboe cemetery or at least the Jarboes listed were
moved to this place when Rough River Lake was formed and they had to be
moved. The other sandstones were already there. The reason that he thought
it was Samuel and Michael Spencer was that Samuel had owned the farm on
which the cemetery is located. Samuel Spencer came to Breckinridge County
with William Hardin who settled this area about 1782. She doesn't know if
Michael and Samuel were father and son or if they were brothers.

Shirley Pile
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From: "Redbird" <>
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Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 11:39 AM
Subject: [KYBRECKI] MICHAEL and SAMUEL SPENCER buried Breckinridge


> In the addendum of Vol. 1 of Breckinridge County Cemerteries, ed. by
> Virginia C. Hinton and Shirley B. Pile, it states that at the Jarboe
> cemetery are the following-S.S. Believed to be Samuel Spencer death 1825
and
> M. S. Believed to be Michael Spencer death 1818. Does anyone know who
> furnished this information? Secondly if so was Samuel a brother to
Michael?
> I know Michael may have had a son, Samuel, but someone has listed a Samuel
> as marrying a Troxell and that he moved to DeWitt co. IL and is buried
> there.
> At the beginning of the above mentioned book it lists this for the Jarboe
> Cemetery--number 188--on Highway 79, at bridge just before junction with
> 105. Rock with "M.," broken; rock with "R.D." rock with "M.C. 1818".
>
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