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| . .5 Sarah Boggs 1876 -
5 Edmund Boggs 1879 - *2nd Wife of Jesse Boggs: . +CATHERINE 1842 - 4 Nancy Boggs 1828 - 1914 . +John Samuel Creech 1826 - 1912 5 Louisa Creech 1847 - . +George W. Sparks 1846 - 5 Hugh Creech 1849 - . +Mary Boggess 5 Samuel Creech 1852 - 5 Absalon Creech 1854 - . +Sarah Pennington 5 Henry H. Creech 1856 - 1926 . +Hannah E. Pennington 5 Mary Creech 1862 - . +Thomas White 5 Ellen Creech 1864 - . +Isaac Pennington 5 Annie Creech 1867 - . +George Washington Ison 5 Sherman Henderson Creech 1870 - 1922 . +Ollie Johnson 6 William F. Creech 1905 - . +Frances E. Mathews 5 Nelson T. Creech 1873 - . +Nora Lee Johnson 5 Hannah Creech 1859 - 1924 . +Andrew J. Ison 1859 - 1923 6 Nancy Helen Ison 1882 - 1969 . +John Henson 6 John Dee Ison 1884 - . +Myrtle Lyons 6 Ira Paulus Ison 1885 - 1986 . +Nancy Marie Stapleton 1890 - 1976 7 Vesta Irene Ison 1912 - . +Clyde White 7 Pauline Ison 1912 - 7 Glenwood Ison 1914 - 7 Waldo Emerson Ison 1915 - 7 Wendell Ison 1918 - 7 August Quinton Ison 1919 - 7 Emma Rosabel Lorene Ison 1921 - . +Carl Riggs 7 Milo Ison 1923 - . +Pauline White 8 Flora Marie Ison . +Elmer Dwight Whitley 7 Louellen Madelyn Ison 1925 - 7 Ira Byrdine Ison 1927 - 7 Claudia Coleen Ison 1933 - |
| DESCENDENTS OF JOHN BOGGS |
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| Papaw and me, house rules, never call him and mamaw, grandma and grandpa! |
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| My grandfather Cecil Emerson Ison was the best. I lived with grandpa and grandma in Kentucky as a child for a while and I loved it. I think that is what inspired me to do these sites in the first place, for them. I did not want them to be forgotten. I learned a lot from my grandparents. Most of it was just simple down to earth common sense things, but the things that kept you firmly grounded. My grandfather loved a good saying and he had a saying for everything. He reminded me of a philospher on the line of Mark Twain. He loved to read my grandfather. I seldom saw him sitting with a book. His favorite quote was Kentucky was the state of fast horses and beautiful women. |
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| The sunshine's ever brightest
In Kentucky; The breezes whisper lightest In Kentucky; Plain girls are the fewest, Their little hearts are truest Maidens' eyes the bluest, In Kentucky. |
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