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Reunion: Descendants of Jacob & Neley Silvertooth Cocanougher
 2014-08-26 - American Legion Hall, 428 W Second Street, Perryville, KY - Photo by Mike Crain. Direct bloodline Descendants of Jacob & Neley Silvertooth Cocanougher: Picture made at 39th annual Cocanougher Reunion July 27, 2014 at the American Legion Hall, 428 W Second Street, Perryville, KY Front row, from left, mostly seated - Jimmie Cocanougher, Perryville, KY; Ila Blair Lawrenceburg, KY; Scotty Cocanougher Clenney, Scottsville, KY; Esther Hatchett Money, Shelbyville, KY; Janie Logsdon, Springfield, KY; Helen Daugherty, Mattoon, IL; from Lawrenceburg, KYL Pam Chaples, McKenzie Morrison & behind her Shari Morrison; and Carla Pope Reed, Columbus, IN.
Second row: John Cocanougher, Oxford, OH; Denny Cocanougher, Perryville, KY; Mary Kathyrin Crain Locklin, New Haven, KY; Beulah Cocanougher Jones. Danville, KY; Ruth Hatchett Duncan, Lexington,KY; Norma Glasscock, Perryville, KY; Celeste Duncan Moore; Nicholasville,KY; David Hardin, Danville, KY; Tommy Cocanougher, OK; David S. Cocanougher, FL; and Mike Crain, Lexington, KY. Back row: Debbie Bugg, Michael Glasscock, Stewart Cocanougher, all of Danville, KY. Nearly half of the direct descendants attending the reunion missed getting in the picture. As with most Cocanoughers they were busy talking somewhere. The annual reunion is held the last Sunday of July each year. The 40th annual Reunion will be July 26, 2015 at Perryville KY American Legion Hall 11am - 4pm with potluck meal about 1pm. Join us. Several from out-of-state are already planning to attend as well as us Kentuckians. For information contact Mike Crain (phone 859-368-3853 or email Postcardlex@aol.com) or contact Bill and Beulah Cocanougher Jones (phone 859-236-9695). Photo provided by Bill & Beulah Cocanougher Jones. - MIKE CRAIN
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Duo County Telecom scholarship recipient is Flowers
 2014-08-25 - 2150 N Main Street, Jamestown, KY - Photo by Ramie Hutchison. Bradie Flowers, left a 2014 graduate of Cumberland County High School, has been awarded a Duo-County Telecom scholarship. He is attending Lindsey Wilson College as a mathematics major. At right is Tommy Preston, CEO of Duo-County Telecom.
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Giant praying hands at Campbellsville University
 2014-08-25 - Stapp Lawn, Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg. Otto Tennant, left and Rob Roberts stand beside the giant, 10-ft tall praying hands sculpted by a wood carver from the base of a tree which had to be removed earlier this year on Stapp Lawn on the campus of Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY. If ever a photo was worth a thousand words, this is. it's hard to believe the detail in the hands; it's impossible not to be moved with awe when you see it. Tennant is Vice President or Finance at Campbellsville University; Roberts is head of Grounds Keeping and is he man responsible for he highly acclaimed landscaping which has visitors coming from far and wide just to see his work. The photo was taken today at around 4pmET. - Larry Smith, Operations Manager, Shoreline Communications, FM 92.7 The WAVE, and FM 99.9, the Big Dawg.
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Floyd Burton, Ranger winner, takes keys at Rex's Cycle
 2014-08-25 - Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne. Winner of ADAIR Band Raffle for Ranger from Rex's Cycle - The ADAIR Band Booster President, Mark Harris, was proud to hand over the keys to Floyd Burton this morning to his brand new 2014 Ranger. Mr. Burton picked up his Ranger from Rex's Cycle Shop after his name was drawn Saturday night as the winner of the ADAIR Band giveaway. Shown here from left are: David Taylor, who sold Mr. Burton the winning ticket, Floyd Burton, the proud winner, Mark Harris, President ADAIR Band Boosters, and Tammy Kassam, Owner of Rex’s Cycle Shop. Shamarie Claiborne, ADAIR Band
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Miss Donna Rieder and some kids
 2014-08-25 - East Adair Co., KY - Photo by Bob Jeffries. Miss Donna Rieder with two of the cutest Kikos anyone ever seen, above in this photo taken by Bob Jeffries almost three years ago and posted September 11, 2011. The Adair County Garden will be gathering at Tractor Supply, 817 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY, at 12pm noon, CT, Thursday, August 28, 2014, to carpool to Clifty Creek Kikos Farm to learn more about goats and chickens.
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We are all cousins: An important call from one
 2014-08-25 - Photo by Mema, Linda Waggener. We got an important call last night from Hailey with the dancing eyes and now, dancing feet. She was excited, her mother told us, about an outing to the lake with her brothers 'Mem and Evan - 'Mem is still Haileyspeak for Graham. She was so excited that she told her mother, "I've got to call Mema and Granddad - my cousins," and we can only surmise that she's been listening to all the talk of universal kinship - "Everyone is everyone else's umpteenth cousin" - on NPR so much lately. Not bad for a lass of her age. When I was growing up, everyone out to third, fourth, and moreth cousinship were referred to as Cousin followed by their full name, as in "Cuddin Ralph Willis, etc., etc. Beyond that kinship, the bestowal of "Cousin," or "Cuz," or "Cuddin" added warmth and affection to any relationship. The reflection in the doorway is of another of Hailey's special "Cousin" - Great Mema Geniece Marcum, the big hand that of her Dad. - Granddad, Ed Waggener.
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