William Flack married Susannah Callison in 1797 in Lincoln Co., KY. His
brother was Benjamin Flack whose daughter, Ann (Anna) B. Flack, married
Absalom Callison and moved to Callaway Co., MO in about 1831 or 1832.
At some point in the past a researcher picked up the William Flack/Susannah
Callison marriage as being the marriage of a Christopher Flick who had a
wife Susannah. This error has been perpetuated and spread via the internet.
The fact remains, however, that the March 1797 marriage in Lincoln Co.
actually was William Flack and Susannah Callison. Have a record to prove
it. (smile)
HOWEVER, the William Flack in the 1830 census was actually a son of the
above William Flack and Susannah Callison. The elder William Flack died in
the 1820s in Lincoln County.
Have a good day -
Rena
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Subject: [CALLISON] Callison and Flack
Ancestry has the 1800 census taken from the tax record online for Kentucky
and I know we have this info but since it was all that I could find, I
thought
I'ld put it out there again.
Absolom KILLISON and William FLACK were both in Lincoln Co., KY with tax
taken on Aug 23, 1800. John Flack was in Bourbon Co and Christopher was in
Nelson
Co. Wasn't it Christopher who married Susannah CALLISON/COLLISON. Take care.
Marilyn
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Ancestry has the 1800 census taken from the tax record online for Kentucky
and I know we have this info but since it was all that I could find, I thought
I'ld put it out there again.
Absolom KILLISON and William FLACK were both in Lincoln Co., KY with tax
taken on Aug 23, 1800. John Flack was in Bourbon Co and Christopher was in Nelson
Co. Wasn't it Christopher who married Susannah CALLISON/COLLISON. Take care.
Marilyn