RECORDED FACTS CENSUS
***1920 Henderson, Henderson Co., KY Census***
McCormic Jessie head M W 31 M KY
McCormic Ola S wife F W 22 M "
McCormic Aubry J son M W 5 S "
McCormic Frank C son M W 3 S "
(lived on Schuette Road, Henderson)
***1920 Henderson, Henderson Co., KY Census***
McCormic Frank head M W 29 M KY
McCormic Nora M wife F W 27 M KY
Kathern dai W 3 S KY
(lived on Schuette Road, Henderson)
KENTUCKY 1890 SPECIAL CENSUS OF VETERANS
***McCormick, Jesse, Scott Co., KY 166 Georgetown 1890***
KENTUCKY STATE DEATH RECORDS
***Frank McCormick died 9/13/36 Vol# 49, Cert# 24490***
FERNWOOD CEMETERY RECORDS, HENDERSON CO., KY
***McCormick Frank, Henderson, KY
Born March 9, 1890 Died Sept. 13, 1936
Father Calvin McCormick Mother Sallie Underhill
***McCormick Hallie, Henderson, KY
Born July 22, 1921 Died June 14, 1935
Father Frank McCormick Mother Nora Watkins
***McCormick Jesse
Born Dec. 16, 1888 Died March 1976
Father Calvin McCormick Mother Sarah Underhill
Married: Dec. 18, 1912
Ola S.
Born 1897 Died 1986
MCCORMICK FAMILY CEMETERY,ANTHOSTON,HENDERSON CO.,KY
***McCormick Calvin
Born Dec. 12, 1866 Died Jan. 19, 1935
Father Dan McCormick Mother Polly Carter
***McCormick Sallie
Born April 8, 1868 Died Aug. 17, 1948
***McCormick Levie B.
Born April 13, 1877 Died Oct. 5, 1955
Father Dan McCormick Mother Pollie Carter
***McCormick Pate, County Born Logan
Born Feb. 6, 1894 Died May 21, 1961
Father Calvin McCormick Mother Sallie Underhill
***McCormick Zedie
Born Marhc 9, 1891 Died Feb. 14, 1971
Father Calvin McCormick Mother Sallie Underhill
OBITUARIES
The Gleaner, Henderson, Kentucky
LOCAL MAN DIED OF TYPHOID FEVER
Funeral services for Frank McCormick, 47, who died of typhoid fever, early Sunday at his home, 1220 Powell Street, were held at 10 o'clock Monday morning at the Audubon Baptist Church, the Revs. Merriman and Schmitz officiating. Burial was in Fernwood cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, a son, a daughter, his mother, a sister and three brothers.
The Gleaner, Henderson, Kentucky
January 20, 1935
ANTHOSTON FARMER IS CALLED BEYOND
Calvin McCormick, age 69, farmer, died Saturday morning, at 2:30 o'clock at his home near Anthoston after an illness of five weeks.
He is survived by his widow, four sons, Jessie, Frank, Zed and Pate McCormick and one daughter, Mrs. Belle Warren all of the county and a brother Leavy McCormick, and 18 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock the Rev. H.R.Jordan officiating. Burial will be in the McCormick cemetery near the home.
"The Paducah Sun-Democrat"
Paducah, Kentucky
June 23, 1975
MRS. GRIFFIN (McCormick) HENDRON DIES
Mrs. Catherine McCormick Griffin, 57, of Paducah, Rt. 6, the Hendron Road, died in Western Baptist Hospital at 4:50 a.m. today. She was born in Henderson.
She is survived by her husband, Woodrow Griffin; two daughters, Mrs. Nora Hester of West Paducah and Miss Kitty Lee Griffin of Paducah; and two grandchildren, Kimberly Ann Hester and Ronald Lynn Hester, both of West Paducah.
Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Schneidman Road Baptist Church of which Mrs. Griffin was a member. The Rev. Enoch Robertson will officiate and burial will follow in Mt. Kenton Cemetary.
"A HISTORY OF THE DAVIESS-McLEAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION IN KENTUCKY, 1844-1943" by Wendell H. Rone. Probably published in 1944 by Messenger Job Printing Co., Inc., Owensboro, Kentucky. (Note- Bryant Young Cundiff is the husband of Priscilla McCormick)
BRYANT YOUNG CUNDIFF, The subject of this sketch was born in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, on January 27, 1822, and was the son of Isaac and Fannie Cundiff, both native of Prince William County, Virginia. His parents came to Muhlenberg County about the year 1818 and lived there until 1847 when they moved to Daviess County with their son, Thomas F. Cundiff. Mrs. Cundiff died in 1853 and Mr Cundiff in 1855. They reared eight sons and three daughters.
Our subject received a fair education and at the age of twenty-one commenced teaching school. He followed this profession for four years and then worked in the store of Mr. D. A. McCormick near Red Hill. In March, 2854, he married Miss Priscilla McCormick. To this union was born nine children.
Brother Cundiff studied for the Methodist ministry but his studies of the Scriptures led him to become a Baptist. He therefore united with the Green Briar Church in the year 1860 and was soon licensed to preach
His ordination took place in the month of October 1867. Brother Cundiff held his membership with the Green Briar Church for the twenty-six years after his ordination. He then moved to Red Hill Church, becoming a constituent member there. He remained a member of the Red Hill Church until his death on October 1, 1909, and is buried in the cemetary across the road from the Church. He lived on the adjoining farm to Bro. D. E. Yeiser from 1857 to his death. These two brethren were inseparable companions and workers in the cause of Christ.
The work of Brother Cundiff was in the main evangelistic. Many of his protracted meetings were very successful, and his pastorates were all in this Association. They were as follows: Mt. Carmel, Bells Run, Stanley, Mt. Liberty, Bethel, and Red Hill. He was called as pastor at Red Hill soon after the constitution of the Church. Even though his gifts were limited he did a good work in all his pastorates.
Cundiff McCormick Yeiser
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