Some old pictures you might like. Please feel free to leave a comment, especially if you have information that might be of benefit to others doing historical or genealogical work! |
| May, Reuben, Sr., Jane, and Burl Sr. (Kincaid family), in front of what is now Marcelle Doggett’s home on East High Street in Owingsville. You can see U.S. 60 on the far left and the steps and sidewalk in the background are still there. |
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| Elliott Darnell, common Bath County ancestor of many. Don and Bill Kincaid’s great, great grandfather. Born in 1810, married to Sarah Conyers, father of Thomas, Mildred, Josiah, John, Ruth, William, Isaac, Mary, and Martha. |
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| Reuben W. Kincaid, Sr. in front of his store in Owingsville, Ky. This store was located (I think) where the New Hope Clinic is now. Lots of older folks remember getting ice cream from Uncle Ruby’s store. |
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| Doris Darnell (Kincaid) and an unindentified woman in front of what was the old Owingsville school. |
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| Jeff, Sallie, Doris, and Donovan Darnell and other women (in the photo on the right) who are unidentified. |
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| Helen Craycraft Goodpaster, Ginger Karrick Kincaid (me), and Sherri Spencer Pergrem in Preston, Ky., 1968. |
From the Journals of William Burl Kincaid, Jr. 
Do you think that might be Sallie on the left?
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I remember going to Honakers Store when i was young ( this was in the late 50's early 60's). They had ice cream. Is this the same store as Kincaids?????
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Same place. Honakers Store was there right after Kincaid's.
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