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Note: It appears that Ambrose's parents John Thomas and George Ann Easton were in Missouri between the 1870 Census Bullitt County, Ky and the 1880 Census in Big Bone, Boone County. As son Clarence was born in Missouri in 1873 and Ambrose was born in Missouri in 1874.
1880 U.S. Federal Census-Big Bone, Boone County, Ky-Household #59-June 5, 1880 Name-age-birthplace-sex-relationship to head of household-occupation-birthplace-father's birthplace-mother's birthplace John T. EASTON, 36, Kentucky, Male, Self, Farmer, KY, IN, KY *** George A. EASTON, 27, Kentucky, Female, Wife, keeping house, KY, KY, KY Archa B. EASTON, 10, Kentucky, Male, Son, KY, KY, KY Clarence T. EASTON, 7, Mon.(should be Missouri), Male, Son, MO, KY, KY Ambros EASTON, 5, Mon.(should be Missouri), Male, Son, MO, KY, KY ** Foney EASTON, 3, Indiana, Male, Son, IN, KY, KY Voley EASTON, 3, Indiana, Male, Son, IN, KY, KY Charley EASTON, 8 months, Indiana, Male, Son, IN, KY, KY Arch WELCH, 29, brother-in-law, KY, KY, KY
1900 U.S. Federal Census-Walton/Verona District- District 6-Boone County-Ky-Household #75- June 7, 1900 Name-relationship-sex-birth month&year-birthplace-father's birthplace-mother's birthplace --Thomas Easton,head, male, Nov 1842 (s/be Apr 1846?), age 58 (s/be 54 yrs old?) KY, KY, KY, Farmer, Home Rented, Farm #67 ***(This is John Thomas Easton III) --Georgia A Easton, wife, female, Dec 1852 (s/be Dec 1851?) Mother of 12 children with 10 living, age 47, KY, KY, KY --Ambrose Easton, son, male, Oct 1874, age 25, KY, KY, KY, Farmer, 0 months unemployed, can read-write-speak english, Rent, Free of Mortgage, Farm, Farm #68 --Charles Easton, son, male, Nov 1879, age 20, KY, KY, KY, Farm Laborer, 0 months unemployed, can read-write-speak english --Mary A Easton, daughter, female, Oct 1881, age18, KY, KY, KY, 0 months attended school, can read-write-speak english --Everett Easton, son, male, Sept 1885, age 15, KY, KY, KY, 5 months attended school, can read-write-speak english --Edward Easton, son, male, Sept 1890, age 9, KY, KY, KY, 5 months attended school, can read-write-speak english --Omar (should be Omer) L Easton, son, male, Dec 1893, age 6, KY, KY, KY, can read-write-speak english --Archy (Archie) Lee, step son, male, Oct 1872, age 28, divorced, KY, KY, KY, laborer, cannot read or write, can speak English (Archie Lee is Georgia's son from her first marriage)
1901 - April 8 Ambrose Easton married Linnie Frances Tanner in the county of Kenton, Certificate of Marriage #4768 and transcribed below: Linnie was 23 yrs. old and Ambrose was 25 yrs. old. -----Certificate of Marriage-------- This is Certify that on 8th day of April 1901, the Rites of Matrimony, were legally solemnized by me between Ambrose Easton and Linnie Tanner, Covington Ky in the County of Kenton in the presence of O. Morehead, Mrs. O. Morehead [signed] J. A. Lil -- Alex Donegan, Clerk Attest: By Campbell Ellis, D.C. - Clerk Kenton County Court No. 4768
1908 - April 22 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper: *in the Devon News section* "Ambrose Easton has the sympathy of the entire community in his loss Saturday morning by fire. His barn, containing about two stacks of hay, 35 barrels corn, all his farming implements, 1 horse, 8 cows and 2 calves, was all burned. He has no idea how it originated. Loss $1,000."
1908 - May 20 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper: Henry Lewis Tanner and his wife (Linnie's mother and father), two sons, Miss Ethel and Chester L. Tanner and wife were visiting at Ambrose Easton's home near Independence, Ky. on Sunday.
1908 - June 3 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper: J.W. Utz had Sunday guests: Henry Clore and wife; Ambrose Easton and family; Henry Lewis Tanner and wife (Linnie's mother and father) and their two sons; and Chester Tanner (Linnie's brother) and wife.
1908 - September 2 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper: Ambrose Easton making rapid progress with his new barn. (Devon News section)
1910 - March 16 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper: Ambrose Easton from Independence bought a horse for $175.
1910 U.S. Federal Census-Independence, Kenton County, Ky-Household #185 - listed as living on Cody Pike Name-relationship-sex-age-if married, year married, birthplace-father's birthplace-mother's birthplace-occupation-home rented or owned-home mortgaged or free-farm number Ambros Easton, head, male, 35, married 9 years, KY, KY, KY, Farmer, owned home, home mortgaged, Farm #134 Linnie Easton, wife, female, 33, married 9 years, KY, KY, KY, mother of 4 children born, and 4 children living Thomas Easton, son, male, 7, KY, KY, KY Neoma F, daughter, female, 5, KY, KY, KY Sallie B, daughter, female, 2, KY, KY, KY NOTE: During 1910 Census, the John Thomas III and George Ann family were listed as on Green Pike, Stevenson Precinct, Kenton County - and Charles and Annie Easton and their children were listed as living on Walton Pike, Independence, Ky., Kenton County
1911 - April 13 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper: Mrs. Henry Lewis Tanner (Linnie's mother > Carrie Neomi Vaughan Tanner) and son Lloyd spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Easton (Linnie), near Devon.
1912 - February 8 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper: James Russell Easton, infant son of Ambrose Easton and wife, who died of pneumonia last Saturday at their home near Devon was seven months and two weeks old. The remains were brought to Hopeful last Sunday afternoon and after a brief and very impressive service conducted by Rev. Tomlinson, were interred in Hopeful Cemetery.
1914 - May 17 - Sunday -Linnie Easton's mother - Carrie Neomi Vaughn Tanner passed on to heaven. From the Boone County Recorder-Gunpowder news-May 21: Mrs. Henry L. Tanner died very suddenly about eight o'clock last Sunday evening. She attended church at Hopeful and became ill during the service, and was assisted by friends to the home of Ernest Horton (across the street) where she died in a very few minutes." Devon News-May 21: "Mrs. Ambrose Easton received the sad intelligence Sunday night of the sudden death of her mother, Mrs. Tanner (Carrie), at Hopeful."
1916 - January 20 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper: Mrs. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton are the parents of a fine daughter, born January 10. (Millie)
1916 - March 2 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Ambrose Easton family had guests---John Easton family from Bracht
1916 - May 11 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Ambrose and Mrs. Easton and children are guests of her father Henry Lewis Tanner Sunday.
1916 - June 8 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Mrs. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton were in the city Saturday. (Devon news section)
1917 - June 23 - son Arnold Ambrose Easton was born in Independence, Ky. to parents Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton.
1918 - September 12 World War I Draft Registration Card 1917-1918 (but Ambros never had to serve) (Notes: On 6 April 1917, the United States declared war on Germany and officially entered World War I. Six weeks later, on 18 May 1917, the Selective Service Act was passed, which authorized the President to increase the military establishment of the United States between the ages of eighteen and forty-five was required to register for the draft. There were three separate registration dates designated by birth date, and Ambrose was in the Third Registration date.) 12 Sept 1918 Ambros Easton registered. Registration Card Serial Number 1651 Order Number 1946 Ambros Easton 1 Erlanger, Kenton, Ky 43 age in years Date of Birth: Nov 19, 1874 White - Native Born - Farming Employer's Name: Myself Nearest Relative: Tanner Easton (his wife Linnie Tanner Easton?) 2 Erlanger, Kenton, Ky. Height: Medium Build: Medium Color of Eyes: Blue Color of Hair: Light <signed> Ambros Easton <signature of Registrar> Elmer B. Shansiger <Date of Registration> Sept 12, 1918 <stamp of local board> Local Board for Kenton Co., Outside City of Covington, Covington, Ky. (also registering that day were his brothers Clarence Thomas, Volly, Fonnie, Charles, and Everett) (his brothers Edward and Omer had registered during the 1st round registration date of June 5, 1917 because of their birth dates)
1919 - February 25 Ambrose Easton purchased a 125-1/2 acre farm on Price Pike from John & Kate Miller ---per Deed Book 61, Page 17 transcribed below: Know all men by these presents : That John Miller and Kate Miller, his wife, of Erlanger, Kenton Co. Ky. for and in consideration of One ($1.00) dollar and other considerations to them paid by Ambrose Easton of Boone County, Ky the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby Bargain, Sell and Convey to the said Ambrose Easton, his heirs and assigns forever, the following described Real Estate, to-wit: - A tract of land situated in Boone County, Kentucky and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the forks of the road an old corner between the John Souther tracts of land a corner also between Lots 5, 6, & 7 in the subdivision of the lands lying in Boone County, Kentucky, of Albert Price (deceased) made under an order of the Boone Circuit Court; thence south 47-1/2 west 138 poles to a stone a corner of the Joshua Souther tract, in Hiram Souther's line; thence south 44-1/2 east 153-1/2 poles with Hiram Souther's line and passing his corner to a stone a corner of lot # 4 in said division in the center of the Florence and Dry Creek Turnpike road as contemplated, witnessed by a stone on the south west side, thence with the center of said road North 42 1/2 west 12 -1/3 poles, North 12 west 5 poles, north 40-3/4 E. 25 poles, North 33-1/2 west 14 poles, North 42 W. 120 poles to the place of beginning, containing One Hundred and Twenty five and one half (125-1/2) acres, more or less. Being the same land conveyed to grantors by W. A. Price and Anna M. Price by deed of September 18th, 1893, and recorded in Boone County records at Burlington , Ky. Deed Book 40 page 167. Together with all the Privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging. To Have and to Hold the same to the said Ambrose Easton his heirs and assigns forever, the Grantor his heirs, executors and administrators, Hereby Covenanting with the grantee his heirs and assigns forever, that the title so conveyed is Clear, Free and unincumbered, and that they will warrant and Defend the same against all legal claims whatsoever. The grantee agrees to pay the taxes on said property for the year of 1919. In Witness Whereof, the said grantor John Miller and Kate Miller his wife, who include release and transfer to said grantee all homestead exemption, dower and other right to said property, hereunto set their hands this 25 day of Feby, in the year 1919. JOHN MILLER KATE MILLER State of Kentucky County of Kenton I, W.P. Gardner a Notary Public in and for said County and State, do certify that the foregoing instrument of writing from John Miller and Kate Miller to Ambrose Easton was this day produced to me by the parties in said county and State and then and there acknowledged by said John Miller and Kate Miller to be their act and deed. My commission expires the 19th day of Feby. 1922. Given under my hand and seal of office this 25th day of Feby. 1919. W.P. Gardner Notary Public, Kenton County seal Commonwealth of Kentucky County of Boone I, W. R. Rogers Clerk of the County Court in and for the county and state aforesaid, do certify that the foregoing instrument of writing from John Miller and wife to Ambrose Easton was on the 1st day of March, 1919, presented to me in my office, certified as above and lodge for record. Duly stamped according to Act of Congress. $14.50. Whereupon the said the foregoing and this certificate have been duly recorded in my office. Given under my hand this 1 day of March, 1919. W.R. Rogers, Clerk By M.E. Rogers, DC (signed)
1920 U.S. Federal Census-Florence Precinct-Boone County-Ky-Household #120-Living on Price Pike Name-relationship-home owned or rented-home free or mortgaged-sex-age-birthplace-father's birthplace-mother's birthplace-occupation Ambrose Easton, head, owned, free, male, 45, MO, KY, KY Linnie Easton, wife, female, 42, KY, KY, KY Thomas Henry, son, male, 17, KY, MO, KY Naomi Francis, daughter, female, 14, KY, MO, KY Sallie Belle, daughter, female, 12, KY, MO, KY Kenneth Earl, son, male, 9, KY, MO, KY Lula May, daughter, female, 6, KY, MO, KY Linnie Mildred, daughter, female, 3, KY, MO, KY Arnold, son, male, 2, KY, MO, KY
1920 - September 24 From Hopeful Church Record Book #1 - Church Members record Page 64: Member name : Ambrose Easton Admission mode: Sept. 24, 1920 Admission date : baptism Removal mode: by death Removal date : Nov 20, 1940
1923 - December 13 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Mrs. Henry Lewis Tanner (Linnie's mother Carrie) had guests Monday---Mrs. Ambrose Easton (Linnie) and Mrs. Thomas McHenry (Kittie-Linnie's sister).
1924 - January 3 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Mr. & Mrs. Chester Tanner and Elizabeth, Mrs. and Mrs. Thos. McHenry and Dorothy, Mrs. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton, Lloyd Tanner and Donald spent Christmas with Henry Lewis Tanner (Linnie's father).
1930 U.S. Federal Census-Florence-Boone County-Ky-Household #218-Living on Price Pike Ambrose Easton, head, owned home, owned a radio set, 55 yrs old, KY (s/be MO.?), KY, KY, farmer, stock farm Linnie Easton, wife, 53 yrs old, KY, KY, KY Kenneth, son, 19 yrs old, KY, KY, KY, helper on stock farm Lula, daughter, 17 yrs old, KY, KY, KY Mildred, daughter, 14 yrs old, KY, KY, KY Arnold, son, 12 yrs old, KY, KY, KY
1934 - January 26 This Mortgage made this 26th day of January, 1934 by and between Ambrose Easton and Linnie Easton, his wife of Boone County, Kentucky (hereinafter referred to as the Mortgagor), and The Federal Land Bank of Louisville, a corporation of Louisville, Kentucky (hereinafter referred to as the Mortgagee). Witnesseth: That the Mortgagor in consideration of Twenty Five Hundred dollars to him in hand paid and loaned by the Mortgager, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, does by these presents convey unto the Mortgagee, the following described real estate, with its rents, issues, and profits, together with all buildings and improvements thereon or hereafter erected thereon, and all rights, roads, ways, waters, privileges, easements, appurtenances, hereditaments and advantages thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in County and State of Kentucky, to-wit: Boone, Consisting of 125.5 acres of land, more or less, situated about 1 mile from town of Florence on Florence and dry Creek road, and which is correctly bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a stone at the forks of the road, bearing South 43-1/2 degrees East 15 links from a central point between a buckeye and sugar tree, an old corner of the John and Joshua Souther tracts of land; thence South 47 degrees West 138 poles to a stone a corner of Joshua Souther in Hiram Souther's line; thence with said line South 45 degrees East 153-1/2 poles passing said Hiram Souther's corner to a stone a corner of Lot No. 2; thence North 47 degrees East 102.3 poles passing a stone on the Southwest to a corner of Lot No. 2 in the center of the Florence and Dry Creek Pike; thence with the center of said pike North 43 degrees West 12-1/3 poles; North 12-1/2 degrees West 5 poles; North 40-1/4 degrees East 25 poles; North 34 degrees West 14 poles; North 42-1/2 degrees West 120 poles to the beginning containing 125.5 acres, more or less, but subject to legal highways. Being the same land conveyed to Ambrose Easton by deed from John Miller and wife, dated February 25, 1919, recorded in Deed Book 61, page 17, in the office of the Clerk of the Boone County, Kentucky, court. (then a bunch of small print of the details of agreement) Principal Sum Twenty Five Hundred $2500 with interest at the rate of five (5%) per centum per annum, said principal and interest being payable on an amortization plan in semi-annual payments, the first being due October 1st, 1934 and the last on or before April 1st, 1967. (signed) Ambrose Easton ~~ Linnie Easton --notarized by A. B. Renaker on February 2, 1934 --signed and recorded by C. D. Benson, Clerk of County Court at 10:55 a.m. on the 3rd day of February, 1934. --By Dorotha Ryle, Deputy Clerk (written up side of record page >> For release of this mortgage, see Deed Book 76, Page 23 dated October 19th, 1938.)
1935 - January 12 Horse Racing Picture at the 'Fairgrounds Race Track' in New Orleans, LA ~ 1st Place in the Jos. M. Cousins Purse ~ Horse's Name: Kentucky Flyer ~ Jockey: F. Kurinec ~ Owner: Ambrose Easton (grandpa) ~ Trainer: H.R. Reethen ~ (I have the winners circle and finish line photo with Ambrose Easton holding the horse)
1935 - March 10 Horse Racing Picture at the 'Fairgrounds Race Track' in New Orleans, LA ~ 1st Place ~ Horse's Name: Kentucky Flyer ~ Jockey: J. Wray ~ Owner: Ambrose Easton (grandpa) ~ Trainer: H.R. Reethen ~ (I have the winners circle and finish line photo with Arnold 'Buck' Easton holding the horse)
1935 - November 25 Ambros & Linnie Easton grant a right of way and easement to The Union Light, Heat & Power Company on their Price Pike Farm ----Below transcribed from Boone County Deed Book 73, Page 99: In consideration of One ($1.00) Dollar receipt of which is hereby acknowledged we hereby grant unto The Union Light, Heat and Power Company , its successors and assigns, a right of way and easement, to construct, erect, operate and maintain thereon poles and all necessary wires, cables, anchors, fixtures and equipment for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy, in, on, over, through and across the following described real estate situated in Boone County, State of Kentucky, and bounded as follows: On the North by Price Pike. On the East by the property of H. Tanner. On the South by the property of H. Price. On the West by a County Road. The poles shall be located as follows: Along the south side of Price Pike, from the east to the west boundary line of said property; also along the west side of Price Pike from the north boundary line southwardly to the north boundary line. All poles are to be located along the road side of the fence, and, in the event said road is widened or improved, to move its poles, wires, anchors, and equipment on said real estate to permit said widening or improvement; together with the right to permit the attachment of the wires of any other company or person to said poles and fixtures, the right to out, trim or remove any trees, overhanging branches or other obstructions which may endanger the safety of, or interfere with the construction, operation or maintenance of said system, and the right to enter said premises for such purposes. Grantors have full power to convey said easement and warrant and will defend the same against all claims of all persons. Witness our hands this 25th day of November, 1935. Signed and acknowledged in presence of :...........Ambros Easton...............Linnie Easton ..........E. Smithson State of Kentucky Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public, in and for said County, Ambros Easton and Linnie Easton, his wife who acknowledged the signing of the foregoing instrument to be their voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. My commission expires Mar. 22, 1938. (seal)C. L. Gaines, Notary Public, Boone County, Kentucky State of Kentucky County of Boone I, C. D. Benson, Clerk of the County Court in and for the County and State aforesaid, certify that the foregoing instrument of writing was on the 11 day of December, 1935 at 8 A.M. lodged in my office for record, whereupon the same with the foregoing and this certificate have been duly recorded in my office. Given under my hand this 11th day of December, 1935. (signed) C. D. Benson, Clerk (signed) Dorothy Ryle, D.C.
1936 - June 27 Horse Racing Picture at Latonia Race Track in Latonia, Ky. ~ 2nd Place in Gentlemen's Cup Purse ~ Horse's Name : Busy Ven ~ Jockey : Mr. A. Easton ~ Owner: A. Easton ~ (I have the finish line photo)
1936 - July 23 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton, Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jess England and children spent a pleasant day Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Easton of near Verona.
1936 - September 4 Horse Racing Picture at 'Dade Park' (now called Ellis Park) Race Track, Henderson, Ky. ~ 1st Place in 3-4 Mile ~ Horse's Name: Noma F. ~ Jockey: M.L. Fallon ~ Owner: A. Easton (grandpa) ~ Trainer: A.A. Easton (dad) ~ (I have the winners circle photo with Arnold Ambrose 'Buck' Easton in the picture with the horse)
1936 - September 12 -- From Deed Book 73-Page 489 Ambrose & Linnie Easton AND J. G. & Irene Renaker sold 4 lots of Carpenter Subdivision (Lot Nos. 67, 68, 69.70 which the four lots 'front' 100 feet on Locust Lane and extend back to a depth of 175 feet) TO E.A.. and Ethel Beall (being a portion of the same property conveyed to the Grantors by Ola Carpenter & others by deed dated 23 day of May, 1925 and recorded in deed book 65, page 184 that were inherited by Ola Carpenter and others from her father Perry Carpenter who died 1914)
1936 - September 24 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton of Price Pike have returned from a trip to Columbus, Ohio.
1936 - October 1 Horse Racing Picture at River Downs Race Track, Cincinnati, OH. ~ 1st Place in 3-4 Mile ~ Horse's Name: Noma F. ~ Jockey: W. Farrell ~ Owner: Ambrose Easton (grandpa) ~ Trainer: Arnold Easton (dad) ~ (I have the winners circle and finish line photo with Arnold Ambrose 'Buck' Easton and his brother-in-law Jess England in the picture with the horse)
1936 - October 28 Horse Racing Picture at River Downs Race Track, Cincinnati, OH. ~ 1st Place in 3-4 Mile ~ Horse's Name: Noma F. ~ Jockey: W. Farrell ~ Owner: A. Easton (grandpa) ~ No photo but I have the Racing Results Chart for this race.
1936 - November 12 from the Boone County Recorder: -Ambros Easton of Price Pike spent Saturday in Louisville and his son, Arnold accompanied him home after several weeks' stay attending the races. -Mr. and Mrs. Jess England and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner and children, Johnny Easton motored to Louisville Sunday.
1936 - November 19 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Jess England and children spent Sunday afternoon with Johnny Easton and family, of Verona.
1936 - November 12 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Mr. and Mrs. Jess England and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner and children, Johnny Easton motored to Louisville Sunday.
1936 - December 3 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Easton and Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner and children spent Tuesday at Sparta, the guest of Mr. Easton's brother and family (Ambrose's brother Vollie?)
1937 - January - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : --Mrs. Fannie Utz, of Shelby Street, entertained with a family dinner on New Year's Day. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Easton, Mr. and Mrs. T.B. McHenry (Kittie) and daughter (Dorothy), Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tanner and family, and Fitzhugh Tanner. (Fannie was Linnie's Aunt - her father's sister. Kittie was Linnie's sister and Lloyd and Fitzhugh were Linnie's brothers) --Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prather and children of Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner and children of Hebron, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Easton of Price Pike.
1937 - February 4 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : --Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Prather and children of Cincinnati (Sally, Fred, Tom and Danny) spent the past week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Easton of Price Pike. They were forced to move on account of the flood. --Lestell Snow and wife (Millie) of Covington are the guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Easton Sunday.
1937 - February 25 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : --Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Easton spent Sunday afternoon with their son Johnny Easton and family of Verona. --Arnold Easton of Price pike spent Friday and Saturday with his brother Johnny Easton, who has been ill. --Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Zapp of Price Pike entertained a few of their friends last Sunday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mike O'Hara, Miss Mable Morris, J.W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Easton, Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner (Jim & Dooley), Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prather (Fred and Sally), Mr. and Mrs. Jess England (Naomi and Jess). A most enjoyable evening was spent by all. --A number from here motored to Hebron Wednesday and surprised Mrs. James Tanner (Dooley), it being her birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in games and a delicious lunch was served. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Easton, Arnold Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prather and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jess England and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tanner, Miss Mable Morris, J.W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. S.Z. Zapp and children. All left at a late hour wishing Mrs. Tanner many more happy birthdays.
1937 - July - - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper : Sunday, July 4th, 1937, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton and son Arnold delightfully entertained with the Vaughan family reunion. At the noon hour a most elaborate dinner was served on tables in their lovely lawn. All enjoyed the feast and a pleasant day was had by all. Among those present were: Oliver Prim and family, Alexandria, Ky. Laura Vaughan T.E. McHenry and wife Fitzhugh Tanner Ambrose Easton and family Lloyd Tanner and family Paul Carson and wife Mrs. Eva Carson and sons G. Hammel and daughter Fred Prather and family Earl Carson and wife Joe, Billy, David, and Arthur Tanner Roy Tanner and wife, Eldorado, Ohio Kenneth Easton and family James Tanner and family John B. Vaughan Jerry B. Vaughan, East St. Louis, Illinois Elbert Vaughan and wife, Dayton, Ky. Edna Vaughan, Chicago, Illinois Melvin Tanner and wife, Richmond, Indiana Marlene and Elmo Tanner Elmo Vaughan and mother, Pleasant Ridge, Ohio Alvin Keether and wife Robert Carcraft and wife Thelma Cavagna Paul Penny Alfred Vaughan and wife Ray Lang Walter Turley and son Raymond Beemon and family Chester L. Tanner and wife Paul Tanner, Robert L. Tanner Wilford Tanner, Mary Tanner Geo. R.; Joe, Jr.; and Mary C. Tanner, New Lebanon, Ohio Harold McKibben and family D.I. Tanner and family Elbert Baker and daughters Grace Carson and daughter, Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rouse and children Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schneider and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jess England and sons All left at a late hour wishing for many more happy Vaughan reunions at the beautiful country home of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Easton.
1938 - May 10 Horse Racing Picture at the 'River Downs Race Track' in Cincinnati, OH ~ 1st Place in the Daily Double ~ Horse's Name: Arnold's Actor ~ Jockey: S. Williams ~ Owner: Ambrose Easton (grandpa) ~ Trainer: G.L. Marlman ~ (I have the finish line photo, winners circle photo with Arnold 'Buck' Easton and his two nephews 'Jimmie and Eddie' in it, and one with many family members: Arnold 'Buck' and Dorothy Easton, Millie Easton, S. Williams (jockey), Ambrose and Linnie Easton, Lula Mae (Dooley) Tanner with her 2 sons 'Jimmie and Eddie'.
1938 - October 19 Deed Book 76, Page 23 Release of Mortgage The Federal Land Bank of Louisville, a corporation organized and existing under an Act of Congress approved July 17, 1916, of the City of Louisville, State of Kentucky Does hereby certify: That the debt secured by a certain Indenture of Mortgage, bearing date the 26th day of January, 1934, made and executed by Ambrose Easton and Linnie Easton, his wife to The Federal Land Bank of Louisville has caused its corporate seal to be hereto affixed, and these presents to be signed on its behalf by its duly authorized officers, this 19th day of October, 1938. (seal)The Federal Land Bank of Louisville By - Myron Grigg, Vice-President.L.A. Skene, Asst. Secretary In Presence of : Ethel Cook. Mary Cook.
1939 - January 26, 1939 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper under Classified Ads: FOR SALE --- 8 head draft horses and mares, 3 and 4 years old; all broke. Come and look these horses over before you buy. Ambros Easton, Erlanger, Ky., R.D. 4, Easterdale Farm Price Pike. Tel. Florence 445. 34-2t-c
1939 - April 14 Last Will and Testament of Ambrose Easton of Price Pike, Boone County, Kentucky Boone County ~ Will Book 16 Pages 293-294 (Transcribed by Kathy Easton Caminiti 8-29-2009 from original document and record in will book) I, the said Ambrose Easton being of sound and disposing mind and memory, considering the uncertainty of continuance in life, and desiring to make such disposition of my worldly estate as I deem best, do make, publish and declare, this to be my last will and testament; hereby revoking and annulling any and all former will or wills whatsoever made by me. FIRST: I desire that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my death as possible. SECOND: I give, devise and bequeath unto my wife Linnie Easton my entire estate both real and personal, as long as she remains my widow, and for her lifetime, and at her death or remarriage, the remaining estate to be equally divided among my children, should any of my children be dead at that time their share to go to their living heirs and should they have no living heirs then their share to be divided among my children then living. I request that the remaining estate be sold to make the foregoing division among my children, and that they take such money as they receive from my estate and invest it in real estate, with the title made in the name of the heir. I nominate and appoint my wife Linnie Easton the executrix of my estate during her life time, and at her death or remarriage, I direct that my son Thomas Easton and William Folmer be named executors with full power to sell any and all property remaining, both real and personal and make the division among my children and in the event of either of them being dead or disqualified I direct that the one living or qualified be and have full power given them to make this final settlement, and I request that no bond be required of any of my named executors. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand to this my last will and testament this April 14, 1939. [signed] Ambros Easton The foregoing instrument signed, published and declared by the said Ambros Easton as for his last will and testament, in our presence and at his request, and in the presence of each other, we have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesses this 14 day of April, 1939. W.J. Scheben, residing at Erlanger, Ky. Josephine Terrill, residing at Erlanger, Ky. BOONE COUNTY COURT REGULAR TERM DECEMBER 2, 1940 In Re Probate, Of Order, Ambros Easton An instrument of writing bearing date of April 14, 1939, purporting to be the last will and testament of Ambros Easton, deceased, was this day produced in open Court and offered for probate. The signature to said instrument was proven by the oath of W. J. Scheben one of the subscribing witness thereto. Therefore the same is adjudged and established as and for the last will and testament of Ambros Easton, deceased and same is ordered to record. N.E. Riddell, County Judge A copy Attest: C.D. Benson, Clerk by Dorotha Ryle, D.C.
1940 November 20 Ambrose Easton died 20 Nov 1940 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Covington after 10 days of tobar pneumonia. My mom says he had been knocked unconscious by a thoroughbred race horse in the farm barn stall, that it crushed one of his lungs, and it went into pneumonia. He was 66 years old.
1940 - November 26 - from the Boone County Recorder newspaper - Page 1, Column 1 : PROMINENT MAN SUCCUMBS AT 66 Following Brief Illness- Was Owner of Easterdale Farm Near Florence - Services Held Friday Ambros Easton, prominent Boone County farmer, passed away Wednesday of last week at St. Elizabeth Hospital, following a brief illness. Mr. Easton owned and operated Easterdale farm on the Price Pike, Florence. He was one of the county's most prominent farmers, and was well known throughout Northern Kentucky. He was a member of the Hopeful Lutheran Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Linnie Easton; three sons, Thomas, Kenneth, and Arnold Easton; and four daughters, Mr. Naomi England, Mrs. Sallie Prather, Mrs. Lula Tanner and Mrs. Mildred Snow. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Hopeful Lutheran Church, with Rev. H.M. Hauter, officiating. Burial was in the Hopeful cemetery. Phillip Taliferro, Erlanger, funeral director was in charge of arrangements. ----In the local news "Price Pike" section This neighborhood was shocked to learn of the death of Ambros Easton, who passed away Wednesday. Several from here attended the funeral of Ambros Easton on Friday.
1940 - November 28, 1940 -- also in this issue of the Boone County Recorder newspaper under the FLORENCE NEWS, Page 7 : Boone County lost a highly esteemed resident, in the passing of Ambros Easton, prominent farmer and owner of Easterdale Stock Farm on Price Pike. Mr. Easton passed away Wednesday of last week at St. Elizabeth Hospital, following a brief illness. He was a noble christian, an exemplary and consistent member of the Hopeful Lutheran Church. He possessed many sterling characteristics. He was always ready to help those in need and loved his neighbors. Surviving him are his wife, three sons Thomas, Kenneth and Arnold Easton; four daughters, Mrs. Naomi England, Mrs. Sallie Prather, Mrs. Lula Tanner and Mrs. Mildred Snow, one sister and seven brothers and a number grandchildren. Last rites were impressively conducted at the Hopeful Church Friday afternoon in the presence of a vast assemblage, by his pastor, Rev. H. M. Hauter, with burial in the Hopeful cemetery. "So live that when thy summons come to join that innumerable throng which moves to that mysterious realm where each shall take his chamber in the silent halls of death, that we may be sustained and soothed by an unfaltering trust and approach the grave as one who wraps the drapery of this couch about him and lies down to pleasant dreams." Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the bereaved ones in their sorrow. 'Twas hard to part with one so dear But God who knoweth best, Held wide his loving arms and said, "Come unto me and rest". ----- A Friend.
from another obituary copy I have - - - PROMINENT FARMER AND HORSEMAN DIES Pneumonia claimed the life, early Wednesday morning, of Ambrose Easton, 66, who passed away at St. Elizabeth hospital after a 10 days' illness. The remains were removed to the Taliaferro Funeral Home for preparation. The deceased was a prominent farmer and horseman, being owner of the Easterdale Stock Farm, Price Pike, Florence, Ky. Mr. Easton is survived by his widow, Mrs. Linnie Tanner Easton; three sons, Thomas, Kenneth, and Arnold Easton; four daughters, Mrs. Naomi England, Mrs. Sallie Prather, Mrs. Lula Tanner and Mrs. Mildred Snow; one sister, Mrs. Abbie Hays; six brothers, Fonnie Vollie, Edward, Clarence, Everett and Homer (should be Omer) Easton. The six brothers acted as pall bearers. The funeral was held from the late residence with services at the Hopeful Lutheran church, Friday at 2 o'clock, Rev. H. M. Hauter officiating. Funeral Director Phillip Taliaferror had charge of the funeral arrangements.
1940 - November 28, 1940 ~ EASTERDALE STOCK FARM OWNER DIES ~ ~ AMBROSE EASTON WAS PROMINENT FLORENCE FARMER ~ Ambrose Easton, prominent farmer and owner of Easterdale Stock Farm, Price Pike, Florence, Ky., died early Wednesday at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Covington, after a week's illness. Easton, who was 66 years old, was a member of the Hopeful Lutheran Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lennie (should be Linnie) Easton; three sons, Thomas, Kenneth and Arnold Easton, and four daughters, Mrs. Naomi England, Mrs. Sallie Prather, Mrs. Lula Tanner and Mrs. Mildred Snow. Philip Taliaferro, Erlanger funeral director, is completing arrangements.
Ambrose's son Arnold 'Buck' Easton and Buck's wife Dorothy were living with Ambrose and Linnie Easton at the time Grandpa Ambrose was hurt and when he passed on to heaven. Ambrose's daughter-in-law Dorothy Easton recalls that he was laid-out in a large wicker basket-type casket at the farm house there on Price Pike.
about 1941 ? - Exact date unknown for the below "For Sale" Notice FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED HORSES At the Easterdale Stock Farm, Price Pike, Florence, Kentucky ISLO PEBLO, foaled March 14, 1938 by Islam out of Peborenzo. QUEEN ISLAM, foaled April 27, 1938 by Islam out of Bonnie Queen. BUSY O, foaled Feb. 25, 1938, by Charlie O out of Busy Ven. BUSY EASTER, foaled March 10, 1938 by Sazerac out of Busy Ven. 4 Colts out of four of these Mares, one by Byrd out of Busy Ven, three are by Mort's Pal Peborenzo, Bonnie Queen and Gold Decision. BUSY VEN by Busy American out of Ven Dell. PEBORENZO by Oronzo out of Pebbles. BONNIE QUEEN by Bonnieface out of Queen High. GOLD DECISION by Rogish Eye out of Queen Lillian. FLO VENNIE by Cornel Vennie out of Floral Day. SAVAGE MISS by Mere Play out of May Schanon. BUSY LENA by Busy American out of Lena Wood. MORT'S PAL by Republic out of Betty C. All the above are sound and in good shape and priced to sell. For information write or call on Easterdale Stock Farm Mrs. Linnie Easton, Prop., Erlanger, Ky., R. R. 4
1941 ? - March 1 Mrs. Linnie Easton held a Public Sale on March 1, 1941 in order to settle the estate of the late Ambros Easton. Auction notice reads: "PUBLIC SALE - In order to settle the estate of the late Ambros Easton, I will offer at Public Auction at my farm located 1-1/4 miles from Florence on the Price Pike on Wed., March 1, Beginning at 10:00 a.m. (C.W.T.) The following described property: HOUSEHOLD - 1 dresser, 1 iron bed and springs; 1 desk; 1 batlet; 1 hall tree; 1 dining room table and some chairs; 1 organ; 1 radio, 1 coal heating stove; 1 table; 1 wash stand; some dishes. LIVE STOCK - 1 good team sorrel horses, 7 and 8 years old, will weigh 2800, well broke; 1 team grey horses, well broke, 7-year-old mare in foal and 6-year-old horse, well broke and well matched, weight 2800; 1 black Percheron stallion, registered, 6 years old, will weigh 1900, good breeder; 1 good Grey Percheron stallion, registered, 11 years old, will weigh 1600, will work anywhere, and is a good breeder; 4 cows, 1 Jersey with calf by side, 1 Guernsey with calf by side; 6 Jersey heifers; 12 head of registered Southdown ewes, some with lambs; 3 registered bucks; 21 grade ewes, Southdowns; 1 grade buck; some chickens; 25 shoats; 3 brood sows to farrow in March, all purebred Chester Whites. TOOLS - Two disc harrows; 1 fifty-tooth harrow; 2 Oliver riding plows; 2 turning plows; single shovel plow; 3 McCormick-Deering mowing machines; 1 Oliver and 1 Little Willie riding cultivator; 1 hay rake; 1 hay tedder; 1 dump wagon; 1 Deering binder; 1 Weber and 1 Brown road wagon with hay frames and box beds; 1 platform wagon; 1 land roller; 1 two-horse corn planter with fertilizer attachments; 2 two-horse sleds; 1 pair platform scales, will weigh up to 1000 lbs.; 1 buggy; 1 two-horse trap; 3000 tobacco sticks; 1 scraper; 2 cyclone seeders; 1-horse power baler; forks, shovels, rakes, hoes, axes; scalding box; sausage mill; lard press; 2 lard kettles; singletree, doubletrees; saws; 1 set double work harness; 1 good riding saddle; halters; 2 waterproof horse blankets; 14 good horse collars; 1 lot odd harness; 3 saddles; some race horse equipment; saddles and bridles; 1 stationary motor; 1 Burr mill. -Eight ton timothy and Red Top hay. 1935 Plymouth Coupe, good rubber. Terms -- Cash Lunch Will Be Served On The Grounds at Noon Mrs. Linnie Easton, Admrx. Lute Bradford, Reuben Kirtley and Lloyd Tanner, Auctioneers Lucian Bradford Clerk *************************************************************************************************** 1943 - December 22 After Grandpa's death, Grandma Linnie Easton wanted to move from the Price Pike Farm into the town of Florence to be next door to her friend Mrs. Emma Jane Hambrick. So on December 22, 1943, she purchased a house and lot at # 8 Oblique Street in Florence (from Carrie and J. M Rice per Deed Book 81-Page 193) *************************************************************************************************** 1944 - January 27 Affidavit of Descent for Ambrose Easton -- Deed Book 81, Pages 311-312 State of Kentucky, County of Boone } ss. Kenneth E. Easton says that he is a resident of the State of Kentucky, and that he is an heir at law of Ambrose Easton, who died intestate on or about the ___ (not filled in) day of November, 1940, a resident of Boone County in the State of Kentucky, and that at the time of death of said Ambrose Easton, he was married, and left surviving him the following persons as his widow and only heirs at law having an estate of inheritance in his land, to-wit: Names.....................Ages...........Addresses.........Relationship.....Int. Inherited Linnie Easton...........66...............Florence, Ky........Widow................Dower Thomas Easton........40...............Florence, Ky.......Son.....................1/7 Naomi England.........38...............Florence, Ky.......Daughter............1/7 Sallie Prather............35...............Florence, Ky.......Daughter............1/7 Kenneth E. Easton...33...............Verona, Ky..........Son.....................1/7 Lula Mae Tanner......30................Florence, Ky.......Daughter............1/7 Mildred Snow............28...............Florence, Ky.......Daughter............1/7 Arnold Easton...........26...............Florence, Ky.......Son.....................1/7 In testimony whereof I hereunto subscribe my name this 27th day of January, 1944. (signed) K.E. Easton I, Chas. W. Riley, a Notary Public in and for the State and County above shown, hereby certify that the foregoing affidavit was subscribed and sworn to before me by K. E. Easton, this 27th day of Jan. 1944. My commission expires 8 day of Jan. 1948. (seal) (signed) Chas. W. Riley, Notary Public State of Kentucky, County of Boone } SCT. I, C.D. Benson, Clerk of the County Court, in and for the county and state aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing Affidavit of Descent was on the 11th day of February, 1944, at 9:00 o'clock, A.M., lodged in my office for record, whereupon the same, the foregoing and this certificate have been duly recorded in my office. Given under my hand, this 11 day of February, 1944. (signed) C.D. Benson, Clerk (signed) By Albert D. Greene, D.C. (written up the side of the record page is > mailed to Florence Dep. Bank, Florence, Ky. 2-22-44
---Due to Grandpa Ambrose Easton passing on in 1940 and Grandma Linnie Easton having moved up into the town of Florence, the Easterdale Stock Farm owned by Ambrose and Linnie Easton was sold: ~ 81 acres of the farm was sold TO Buck & Dot Easton (Arnold & Dorothy) (Deed Book 81- Page 315 recorded under Arnold Easton's information) ~ 47 acres including the brick home was sold TO Johnny Easton - and Johnny Easton also had bought 53.10 adjoining acres from A. Tanner (Deed Book 81-Page 314 recorded under Kenneth 'Johnny' Easton's information)
All the above described 181 acres total were deeded to Glenrose Williams (Boone County Sheriff at that time and she was the first female sheriff in Boone County) in Deed Book 81, Pages 312-313 and then it was all divided and sold to sons Arnold Easton and Kenneth (Johnny) Easton
1944 - January 27 -- Heirs at law of Ambrose Easton, deceased TO Glenrose Williams (Boone County Sheriff) DEED BOOK 81, Page 312-313 Know all men by these presents, that Linnie Easton, widow; Thomas Easton and wife, Carrie Easton; Naomi England and husband, Jessie England; Sallie Prather and husband, Fred Prather; Lula Mae Tanner and husband, James Tanner; Mildred Snow and husband, Lestell Snow; and Arnold Easton and wife, Dorothy Easton; Kenneth E. Easton and wife, Eunice Easton; being all of the heirs at law of Ambrose Easton, deceased, as shown by Affidavit of Descent, dated 27th day of January, 1944, and recorded in Deed Book 81, Page 311 and Will Book 16 Page 293. For and in consideration of One ($1.00) Dollar and other good and valuable considerations to them paid by Glenrose Williams, single, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby bargain, sell and convey to the said: Glenrose Williams, single, her heirs, and assigns forever, the following described real estate, lying and being in Boone County, Kentucky; Beginning at a point in the center-line of Price Pike pavement, a corner with Carl Foltz; thence with Foltz's line, S 50-15 W 1703.5 feet to a point, N 41-50 W 250 feet to a point a corner of Carl Foltz and the old Amanda Tanner 58 acre tract in Ambrose Easton's former line; thence continuing with Foltz's line and running with a line of the same Tanner 58 acre tract, S 48-20 W 1032.4 feet to a corner with August Dringenburg; thence with Dringenburg's line N 39-55 W 1332 feet to a point, N 18-30 W 782.8 feet to a point, N 64 W 200 feet to a point an old post, N 12-45 E 619.5 feet to a point; thence with a line partitioning 5.85 acres off the Amanda Tanner 58 acre tract N 85-30 E passing at 46 feet a blazed walnut tree, in all 378 feet, to a point, N 67-30 E 252.80 feet to a point, N 51-30 E 176.2 feet to a point in an old road; thence with same road N 51 E 1858.6 feet more or less to the intersection of the same old road and Price Pike; thence with Price Pike center-line S 39-20 E 754.6 feet, S 40-15 E 1189.60 feet to a point, S 32-30 E 258.6 feet to a point, S 13-45 W 75.6 feet to a point, S 46-45 W 356 feet to a point, S 38-40 E 199 feet to the place of beginning, containing 181 acres. Kenneth E. Easton and wife, Eunice Easton, acquired title to the 53.10 acres within the above boundary by deed from Amanda Tanner dated the 22nd day of January, 1944, and recorded in Deed Book 81, Page 237, Boone County Records, Burlington, Kentucky. The heirs of Ambrose Easton acquired title to the balance of the land within the above boundary, 127 acres by inheritance. See Affidavit of Descent recorded in Deed Book 81, page 311, together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, to have and to hold the same unto the said Glenrose Williams her heirs and assigns forever with covenants of General Warranty; in witness whereof the said Grantors, Linnie Easton; Thomas Easton and Carrie Easton; Naomi England and Jessie England; Sallie Prather and Fred Prather; Lula Mae Tanner and James Tanner; Mildred Snow and Lestell Snow; Arnold Easton and Dorothy Easton; and Kenneth E. Easton and Eunice Easton; hereunto set their hands this 27 day of January, 1944. (signed) Linnie Easton, T. H. Easton, Carrie Easton, Naomi England, Jesse F. England, Sallie Prather, Fred Prather, Lula Mae Tanner, James Tanner, Mildred Snow, Lestell Snow (by Mildred Snow atty in fact), Arnold Easton, Dorothy Easton, Kenneth Easton, Eunice Easton No stamps State of Kentucky, County of Boone } Sct. I, C.D. Benson, Clerk of the County Court for the County and State aforesaid, do certify that the foregoing instrument of writing from Linnie Easton, T. H. Easton, Carrie Easton, Naomi England, Jesse F. England, Sallie Prather, Fred Prather, Lula Mae Tanner, James Tanner, Mildred Snow, Lestell Snow, Arnold Easton, Dorothy Easton, Kenneth Easton and Eunice Easton to Glenrose Williams was on the 27th day of January, 1944, produced to me in said County and acknowledged and delivered by Linnie Easton, T.H. Easton, Carrie Easton, Naomi England, Jesse F. England, Sallie Prather, Fred Prather, Lula Mae Tanner, James Tanner, Mildred Snow, Lestell Snow by Mildred Snow Attorney-in-fact, Arnold Easton, Dorothy Easton, Kenneth Easton and Eunice Easton, parties, grantors thereto to be their act and deed. Given under my hand, this 27 day of Jan., 1944. (signed) C.D.Benson, Clerk State of Kentucky, County of Boone } Sct. I, C.D. Benson, Clerk of the County Court for the county and state aforesaid, certify that the foregoing instrument of writing was on the 11th day of February, 1944, at 9:00 o'clock, A.M., lodged in my office for record, whereupon the same with foregoing and this certificate have been duly recorded in my office. Given under my hand, this 11th day of February, 1944. (signed) C.D. Benson, Clerk (signed) By Alberta D. Greene, D.C.
************************************************************************************************** Deed History of Ambrose Easton 125 acre Easterdale Stock Farm on Price Pike, Florence, Ky. :
1881April 22DB32-PG377125-1/2 acres Special Commission of Court - Lot # 5 in this deed from Albert Price HEIRS sold at public sale TO John B. Graves December 2, 1877 (no sale price given on deed record)
1892March 1DB39-PG155125-1/2 acres $ 9,000 John B. & Mary J. Graves TO W. A. Price
1893Sept 18DB40-PG167125-1/2 acres $10,000 W. A. & Anna M. Price TO John Miller
1919Feb 25DB61-PG17125-1/2 acres John and Kate Miller TO Ambrose Easton (no sale price given on deed record)
1944Jan 27DB81-PG312Ambrose Easton, deceased on November 20, 1940 ~ 81 acres of the farm sold TO Buck & Dot Easton --DB81-PG315 ~ 46 acres including Ambrose�s brick home sold TO Johnny Easton (and Johnny Easton bought 53 adjoining acres from A. Tanner) DB81-PG314
1977 and 1979 The Kenton County Airport Board acquired all the land for airport expansion.
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