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COLLINS' HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF KENTUCKY.
HISTORY
OF
KENTUCKY:
BY THE LATE LEWIS COLLINS, Judge of the Mason County Court.
REVISED, ENLARGED FOUR-FOLD, AND BROUGHT DOWN TO THE YEAR 1874, BY HIS SON, RICHARD H. COLLINS, A. M., LL. B.
EMBRACING
PRE-HISTORIC, ANNALS FOR 331 YEARS, OUTLINE, AND BY COUNTIES, STATISTICS, ANTIQUITIES AND NATURAL CURIOSITIES, GEOGRAPHICAL AND GEOLOGICAL DESCRIPTIONS, SKETCHES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, THE CHURCHES, FREEMASONRY, ODD FELLOWSHIP, AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, INCIDENTS OF PIONEER LIFE, AND NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF DISTINGUISHED PIONEERS. SOLDIERS, STATESMEN, JURISTS, LAWYERS. SUR- GEONS, DIVINES, MERCHANTS, HISTORIANS, EDITORS, ARTISTS, ETC., ETC.
VOL. I.
Illustrated by 84 Portraits, a Map of Kentucky, and 70 other Engravings.
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COVINGTON, KY .: PUBLISHED BY COLLINS & CO. 1874.
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ILLUSTRATIONS.
1. Kentucky Historians ...... Frontispiece.
2. Portrait of Humphrey Marshall
3. Portrait of Mann Butler ......
4. Portrait of John A. McClung
5. Portrait of Lewis Collins ......
6. Portrait of Richard H. Collins
7. Seal of Kentucky Title page
8. Fac-Simile Signatures .. 16
9. Signature of Dr. Thomas Walker. 16
10. Signature of Christopher Gist ....... 16
11. Signature of Daniel Boone. 16
12. Signature of George Washington ... 16
13. Signature of Simon Keaton ..... 16
14. Signature of Patrick Henry 16
15. Signature of George Rogers Clark. 16
16. Signature of Alexander D. Orr. 16
17. Kentucky Lawyers .. 179
18. Portrait of Jos. Hamilton Daveiss .. 179
19. Portrait of Robert Wickliffe. 179
20. Portrait of Ben. Hardin .. 179
21. Portrait of Gen. Humphrey Marshall179
22. Portrait of Madison C. Johnson. ... 179
23. Kentucky Editors and Publishers.200
24. Portrait of John Bradford ... 200
25. Portrait of Thomas T. Skillman .... 200
26. Portrait of Joel Reid Lyle .200
27. Portrait of Amos Kendall .. 200
28. Portrait of George D. Prentice 200
29. Portrait of Albert G. Hodges 200 30. Portrait of Walter N. Haldeman ... 200 31. Chicago Fire ... 219
32. Kentucky Physicians and Surgeons220
33. Portrait of Ephraim MeDowell ...... .220
34. Portrait of Daniel Drake. .220
35. Portrait of Benjamin W. Dudley ... 220
36. Portrait of Joshua T. Bradford. 220
37. Portrait of Robert Peter 220
38. Kentucky Pioneers .. 247
39. Portrait of Daniel Boone 247
40. Portrait of Simon Kenton 247
41, Portrait of Gen, Geo. Rogers Clark .. 247
42. Portrait of Gov. Isaac Shelby. 247
43. Portrait of William Stewart. 247
44. Cabin of a Pioneer 329
45. Kentucky Statesmen 351
46. Portrait of Henry Clay 351
47. Portrait of John Rowan. 351
48. Portrait of John J. Crittenden .... 351
49. Portrait of James Guthrie 351
50. Portrait of Richard H. Menefee .... .351
51. Kentuckians who were President or Vice-President .. ....
357
52. Portrait of Zachary Taylor .357
53. Portrait of Abraham Lincoln. .357
54. Portrait of Richard M. Johnson. .357 55. Portrait of John C. Breckinridge. 357 56. Portrait of David R. Atchison ..... .35;
57. Portrait of Jefferson Davis 357
58. Kentucky Union Officers .. .365 59. Portrait of Gen. Robert Anderson .. 365 60. Portrait of Gen. Wm. Nelson ... ... 36% 61. Portrait of Gen. Lovell H. Rousseau362 62. Portrait of Gen. Jere. T. Boyle ..... 362 63. Portrait of Gen. Thos. L.Crittenden36: 64. Portrait of Gen. Thomas J. Wood .. 362 65. Portrait of Gen. John W. Finnell .. 36: 66. Kentucky Confederate officers ..... .. 362
67. Portrait of Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston .369
68. Portrait of Gen. Lloyd Tilghman ... 363 69. Portrait of Gen. John H. Morgan .. 362 70. Portrait of Gen. John B. Hood ...... 362 71. Portrait of Gen. Simon B. Buckner363 72. Portrait of Gen. William Preston ... 362 73. Portrait of Gen. George B. Hodge .. 362 74. Kentucky Clergymen. ..... #lt 75. Portrait of Bishop Henry B. Bascom4lt 76. Portrait of Bishop Benj. B. Smith.416 77. Portraitof Archbishop.M.J.Spaldingilt. 78. Portrait of Elder Barton W. Stone416 79. Portrait of Rev. Horace Holley ...... 4lt 80. Portrait of Rev. John C. Young ... 416 81. Portrait of Rev. John L. Waller ... 416 82. Kentucky Judges. .. 493
83. Portrait of Robert Trimble .. 498 84. Portrait of George M. Bibb. 498
85. Portrait of William Owsley. 493
86. Portrait of George Robertson. 492
87. Portrait of Aaron K. Woolley. 493
88. Portrait of Elijah C. Phister 193
89. Portrait of Wm. Henry Wadsworth 193 90. Kentucky Rail Road Presidents .... 537 91. Portrait of John L. Helm. 537
92. Portrait of Richard Collins. 537
93. Portrait of Win. A. Dudley. .537
94. Portrait of Edward D. Hobbs .537
95. Portrait of H. D. Newcomb 537
96. Portrait of Zachary F. Smith. 537
97. Portrait of James Weir. 537
98. Kentucky Artists. .619
99. Portrait of Matt. H. Jouett. 619
100. Portrait of Joseph H. Bush .. .619 101. Portrait of Joel T. Hart ... 619
102. Portrait of Thomas S. Noble. 619
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Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1874, by
RICHARD H. COLLINS,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
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TO HIS FATHER, JUDGE LEWIS COLLINS,
WHOSE LABORS, IN 1846-7, AS A HISTORIAN OF KENTUCKY, WERE MOST APPRECIATED AFTER HIS DEATH, IN 1870 ;
TO THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE of 1869-71,
WHICH, BY CONTRACTING FOR COPIES OF IT AS A FOUNDATION FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE, GENEROUSLY AND CONFIDINGLY ENCOURAGED ITS PUBLICATION ;
TO THOSE MEMBERS OF THE
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURES of 1871-73 and 1873-75,
WHOSE JUSTICE AND LIBERALITY SUSTAINED THE ACTION OF THAT OF 1869-71;
AND TO THE Hon. FRANCIS FORD, of Covington, and other noble Friends,
WHOSE GENEROUS AND HEARTY APPROVAL AND KIND WORDS ENCOURAGED HLM, AMID UNWORTHY OPPOSITION AND UNFORESEEN OBSTACLES, DURING THE FOUR YEARS OF ITS PREPARATION ;
THIS WORK 4
IS AFFECTIONATELY INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR.
See the PREFACE, in Vol. II, pp. 4-10.
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REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS IN KENTUCKY.
KENTUCKY owed most of her remarkable intellectual development, at an early day in her history, to the fact that at the close of the Revolutionary war in 1781 many of the most intellectual and cultivated of the officers and soldiers in that war from the states of Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland-being unsettled in their homes and business by its great duration, privations, and calamities-sought new homes in the then richest land in the known world. Thus, the times and the country itself, the very life of hardship, self-denial, and self-dependence, combined to make a race seldom equalled in the world for strength of intellect and will, physical and moral courage, personal prowess and personal endurance. Never did a popu- lation so small in numbers embrace so many who were giants in intellect, giants in daring, and all but giants in physical proportions.
The following list of Revolutionary soldiers, many of them officers, who were still living in Kentucky in 1840-nearly sixty years after that soldier- life had closed-will show how the remarkable healthfulness of the climate and the simple and steady habits of those 'men and their widows conduced to long life. And what is still more remarkable than the great age attained by them, is that, even at that great age, over two-thirds (nearly three-fourths) of them were still the heads of families, and themselves housekeepers-not content to live with, much less be dependent upon, their children or others; so strangely and strongly and sternly was the spirit of personal independence implanted in their natures by their very mode of life.
But this list-remarkable as it is for showing how many Revolutionary soldiers emigrated to Kentucky and were still living and citizens thereof in 1840-contains the names of probably less than one-third of those who re- moved to Kentucky. Until about 1830, the pension laws embraced only the permanently wounded and invalid soldiers. Many refused a pension alto- gether, declaring they could support themselves, and would not seem dependent for even a portion of their bread upon a country whose liberties they had fought to obtain, and were willing to fight again to preserve. And many died, or fell victims to Indian vengeance, in the long interval from 1780 to 1814, and from 1814 to 1840. A few whose names are in the list, it is evi- dent from their age, were too young to be in the Revolutionary war, except as drummers or wagon-boys; while a few others were probably in the Indian wars soon after the Revolution. The figures indicate their age, in 18-40.
Adair County.
James McElroy
80 John Cosby
99 (Michael Moores
Henry Artustrong 85 Stephen Merritt
78|John Duff
80 | Holman Rice 52
Elisha Bailey
75 | Daniel Pitchford 79| Thomas Goodman 77 John Sims
70
Thomas Cochran
77 |George Stovall 79 | Thomas Green
77 | Richard Thomas $1
Alexander Elliott 75 Dorcas Alexander 74| Ambrose Huffman 86
Samuel Ellis
79
Nancy Gatewood 74|Absalom Hughes 86
Boone County.
John Hamilton
83 Elizabeth Wright 81 |Jonathan Hunt 80
Joseph Barlow
81
William Hurtt
S2
Anderson County.
John Renfro 80
Jacob Brenno S5
James Irvin
85| Reuben Boston
87 |Frederick Smith
86
John H. Craig
77
John Montgomery 78| Roadham Petty
89
John Watson 77
Daniel Goff
50
William Mosby
85 James Robertson 86
Liddy Harris 78
Richard Hubbell 74
Solomon Royce
76| Benjamin Warford89 |Margaret Higdon 74 Cave Johnson
William Wornack 76 Jane Hawkins
77
Sarah Key
78 |A. Ross
77
Thomas White
77
Ann Hill 75
Hugh Steers John Tomlinson 81
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Philip Winfrey
Barren County.
Bath County. Moses Botts 92 | William Boyd 78 |Josiah Collins
94
George Vest So
Allen County.
74|Jerusha Alexander 6
John Durham
88|William Bell
89 Gordon Griffin
80 William Kearns 8:
Michael Hutter
81 | Philip Carter,
74 |Andrew Lipam
81 Bourbon County.
George T. Hector 89| John Cole
85; James McElbany 80 Archibald Bol!
34
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Zach. Holliday
78
R'dham Lawrence 78 |William Brady
75 Philemon Sanders 78 |Peter Brumback 87
William James
George Jordan
Callam Bailey 86 Richard Bailey
John Brooks
83 |Elizabeth Allen
Jane Bridges
Christopher Haines80 | William Carson
6
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
Wm. B. Branham 77 | Michael Freeman 76)
John Brest, Sen. 81 |Solomon Freer
George Bryan 82 Major Groom
IsaacClinkinbeard81| John Hart
James Davis 79 Judith Freeman
John Debruler 92
Nathaniel Harris 81
Andrew Hawes Thomas Hays 80 Nathan Frizell 82
Benjamin Henniss 80 John Hinkson 69
Joseph Jackson 85 Edward McConnell68 Wm. Scott, Sen. 67 Abner Shropshire 76 Michael Smith 88
Joseph L. Stevens 76 Henry Towles 54
Henry Wiggington 84 Henry Wilson 84|
Phoebe Prichard 78
Bracken County.
James Arbuckle 80
John Hamilton 76
John King
Wm. King, Sen.
William Sargent 8! Barth'mew Taylor 80 John J. Thomas 82
Breathitt County.
Jesse Bowling 82
Drury Bush 82 Robert Scott 77
Roger Turner 83
Breckinridge County. Tames Bramlette 78 Goattey 88
ge Pullen 81
George Seaton
James Wells 77
Susanna Sharp 71
Bullitt County. Lawrence Bishop 79 John Buzan 84 Jacob Hubbs
78
Jonathan Clark 81
Joseph Lloyd 79 William Gray
Reuben Northern S1 | Isaac Palmer
Larkin Pilkenton 70 James Sullenger
Isaac Skinner Jubn Stringer 85
ler County.
n .Beasley
Jebn Clark 103 John Arnold
Matt. Kuykendall 82| Lincefield Bur-
Jesse Scofield 83
bridge
80 |John Peck
70 John Floyd $2
John Sorrell
81 James Bush
92. Vachel Faudre
76 Reuben Franklin 85 Francis Epperson 90| Timothy Logan 84 79 Francis Falconer 79| Thos. Ramsey, Sen. 85
Thomas Lowry
Richard Oliver 97
Elizabeth Scruggs 74
Jesse Robards Naaman Roberts 75
William Asher 79
Thomas Beck 75
Win. Blackburn hn Blick
"en Bowers › Ford
77: William Burns 74|John Chandler 77 John Garland 10
75' Zacheus Cord
64 Thaddeus War-
se Davis
761 moth, Sen.
79
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James Coghill 82
John Deen, Sen. 84
David Driskill 79
Amos V. Matthews79 | William Harris
Wm.Johnson, Sen. 81 |Silas Douthard 76
Robert Hedges - 80
79 John McDonald 75
Virgil Poe
83
Carter County. William Bates
Casey County.
86 |James Carson
Jacob Coffman
John Royalty
Wm. Sutherland
95 |Elizabeth Ward 107
Elizabeth Haifley 83 Susan Winkler
81
John Birks €7
James Furnish 74 Charles Goins 71 Jere'h Haydon.Sen.78
Abijah North 80
86 Daniel Cowgill 85 William Thompson77 Mary Slaughter 59
93| AbrabamFerguson79 77 John Fowler 85
76 Fielding Jeter 81
79 | Lyttleton Jeter
Randall Halcy 84
78
Goldsh'ry Childers 85 John Crutebfield 87
86 James McDowell 84 | Averriler Edging-
Joseph Mosby 84 ton 75
83 CorneliusSullivan 84 William Haggard 84 79, Sarah Bowman 84|David Kennedy 70
Mark Whitaker
Abner Wornack
Caldwell County.
Clay County.
Fleming County.
Michael Salter 82
82 David Burge, Sen. 80 Samuel Blackburn 80 John Slavin -
87Moses Clark
76 John Walden
SO
80 Abram Esters 68
John Gibson 95
Martin Grider 88
John Hurtt 71
Thos. C. Brown SO
88 |Anthony Hall 78 Mexico Pitts 75
John Porter 74
96 CudbethStone,Sen.80 78 Reuben Thacker 65 Benedict Watkins 84
Philip Williams £7
Patsey Harris 85
Rebecca Henrel 90
Amy Justice SO
Sally Moore 80
Charles Hansford 80 James Jones 79 Elizabeth Preston 85
Benjamin Tayloe 84
Estill County.
Ambrose Powell Joseph Proctor 86 77 |John Stufflebean 101 Mary Eastes Martha Elkins
George Swingle 83
81 |Charles Tyler 00
74 Frances Brown 85
Mrs. Etherton 90
Mrs. Polly Reading73
84 Barbara Meadowes 91 70 Barbara Noland
80
Gallatin County.
Phebe Witt 82
Christian County. John Cain
Fayette County.
Thomas Clark 85
John Humphrey 77
83 Charles Thomas
Thomas Woolsey
Clinton County.
William Davis . 83
Hugh Drennon 80
83 |Daniel Terhune 81
78 John Frazier 78
Joseph Goddard 79
James Woody 79 Alex. Humphreys 86
Charles Worsham 88 |Peter Mauzy 80
89 Frances Pierce
Charles Galloway 83| Cumberland County. Nicholas Henson 81
Elijah Bledsoe 68
Thomas Brothers 62
Burtis Ringo
Rolling Stone 75
Peter Waterfield William Wilkins 81
Campbell County. Wm. DeCourcey 85
Joseph Dickens 75 George King 90
Thos. Harris, Sen. 93 Solomon Prewet, Sen. Nicholas Long 85 77 Jacob Mefford John Self
Edward Morin 96
Wm, Orcutt, Sen. 81 Samuel Smith
Henry Smith 90
78| Benjamin Sutton
80 |Samuel Todd
85.
Daviess County.
83 |Benjamin Field 84
James Sewel 85
98
81 |Patrick McCann 80 John McKee 88
John Page William Proctor 82
Elizabeth Madden St
Floyd County.
94 Joseph Dunn
Calloway County.
76 |Nicodemus Barnes 80
75 John Davis
88 John Miller
80 |Richard Wade 88
Thomas Cash, Sen. 65 |Redman Smith
Joseph Jewell
Carroll County.
John Short 7S
Andrew Leckey 78
70 Susan Horn
Franklin County. James Biscoe 80
72 John Crutcher 78
Garrard County. Robert Brank 73 John Graves, Sen. 83 |John Buford
Clark County.
78|Smallwood Acton 82 Jaines Lafon
83
KimbroughOgilvie78
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REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
Arabia Brown Sarah Bryant Leanna Pollard Jane Poore Jane Rasson Mary Sutton
Grant County. Aaron Adams Stephen Barker Joshua Jones John Jump, Sen. John Lawless
71
Stephen L. Jones 99
John Smoot
89| Ambrose Pitman 92 Rich'd Winchester 86 John S' opson Susan Hardin 79 Sol Stansberry 85
87
John Linn Daniel Seward 79
James Theobald 81
Graves County.
John Brimage Daniel Fox -75| Elisha Bishop
Joshua Gamblin 75 John Blakemore
Charles Gilbert
84| Barak Bryant
99 Wm. H. Layton. 77 | Thomas McCalla
87 75
Lewis County.
77 | Richard Bane 88
78 John Dyal 77
Grayson County.
John Decer 90
Edward DeHaven 84 |Archib'dJohnston 94 |Ann Whitaker
Isaac Goar
80 James Johnston
Simon Pryor
80 Henry Kephart
Jobn Row
98 |Jacob List
Henry Skaggs
80 James Logan
80 Robert Campbell 79 Joseph Hall
79
Green County.
Andrew Barnett 81
William Morgan 87 Thomas Pettit
78 James Ervin 76 |James Graves 84 |Jacob Grindstaff
Caldwell Wood
88 86 Livingston County. 78 James Clinton 80
81 William Fires 81
82 Arthur Travis 76
79| William Well3 80
John Greenwell Sherrod Griffin
81 |Rebecca Goode
85 Henry Overstreet 76
75 James Walker 83 |Alex. Willoughby 80 Mary Hicks 80
Ann Hunter
7
75 John P. Gillum 79 Alexander Guffey 77 John Ham 95
William Sturman 85 Lewis Huey 73 Jesse Meshew
79|John Murphy
76 Rodham Kenner
95| William Patillo
78 |James Stevenson 75 John Wited 76
Judith Williams ,5
John Chadwick 75
Hopkins County.
Joseph Casey 78
Thomas Dixon
75| James Curtis
84 Stephen Collins
85
Madison County.
Thos. Hackworth 77 Samuel Downey 78 John Ducker
Jutnes Lawson
80 ; William Givens
78 John Keen
James Norton
73 John Herron
102 Edmund Massey
James Patton
89: John Montgomery 72 Wm. Worthington 90 James Cooley 76! George Timmonds 82 Nancy MeGlassen 72; Robert Covington 77 John Crook :4 Manley Winstead 80
50
Godfrey Smith
Hart County. John Bomar 83 Hancock County.
Knox County.
Jacob Doo!v 65
Richard Ballew
72 |Henry Duke
41
86| Benjamin D.Corder77|
Hardin County. Jacob Cooper 109
70 Joshua Crump
75 Anthony Ament 83 Peter Hammonds 78
77| Jeremiah Harber 72 Daniel Morris 74 Warren Cash
Samuel Aubrey
82 John B. Horton 81
80 James Miller 93
Joshua Mullins 82
65 John Patterson 77| Michael Hargan 68 Joseph Timberlake88 Thenas Hoskins Patrick Marvin
82
82 Laurel County.
Alex. McDougle 101. John Faubush 81 Harlan County. Benjamin Cozad 80 John Scott 99 |Titus Mersham 91 81 |Jas. Jackson, Sen.84 Joseph Smith, Sen.78 John Nieks S4
79 96 89 79
Henderson County. Edward Baldwin 78 John Ramsey
MargaretHaycraft80 84 |Rebecca Van Meter63
nce County.
Henry County. William Adams 92
Harrison County.
James Bean 77
SI Samuel Caswell 77 William Lyons 68
Josiah Marcum 81
67 |James Ward 80
83 Silas Wooton 84
Joseph Glover
80 |David Criswell
Willis Odem
85 Joseph Davis 77
Peter Force
Philip Roberts
80 Benjamin Haydon 82 William Sutton Samuel Hisle Charles Hugely
78 Lewis Wolf, Sen. 89 John Wood
90
Lincoln Co inty.
William Jeffreys
77 |Mrs. Mears
77 78 Micajah Frost 79 Anthony Gale 78 Jessamine County. 81 Benjamin Adams 96 76 Daniel Bryan 82 Robert Givens 83
James Bibb
Andrew Chaudoin 7S Matthias Shuck
James Cowherd
81 |William Simmons 97 Giles Hawkins
JonathanCowherd 85 | Joshua Wallace
79| Kesiah Jenkins
John Diekin
81 | Littleberry Wells 79: Jeremiah King 81}Thos. Wooldridge 89 James Martin 80 | Dorcas Antle
77 John Magee
Jeremiah Ingram 81 |Mary Jourdan ~ Joshua Lee 83 Sarah Powell Moses Mears 80 92
99 John Bane, Sen. 84 Betsy Knight
81 |Murril Cunning- 77 ham
John Depayster
86 |Samuel Conn
79 |Levin Cooper, Sen. 87 |Lawrence Howke 80
John Thurman Daniel Tribble Mary Wright
80 | Henry Pickett
96| Benj. Wilkeson
81 |Jane Wilson
75 |Thomas Vincent Jacob Williams 75
Greenup County.
Kenton County.
81 Logan County. William Addison 72 George Blakey 91
Thomas Parsons Richard Purcell James Sherrill Thomas Smith Peter D'Espagne 75
Hickman County.
81 Jeffersm County.
Moses Hendricks 75 78 George Herndon 73
Thomas Gaines
85 John Martin ~ Richard Minyard 91 John Carroll GeorgeK. Mitchell 77 | Abraham Cassell
Jacob Miller
John Stafford Wm. Thompson
85 Thomas Bell
83 | LeonardEddleman79 78 Benoni Jameson
Gilbert Bloomer 87 George Hardwick 82 Moses Henny 83
76 John S. Alverson 85 79 Samuel Duncan Abraham Eastes 76
Isaac Vanmetre
85| Mark McPherson S6 84 |Dunn Salyers 81 85| Abraham Sublett 84 79 S3
81 |Thomas Becknell 77 81 |Robert Burnside 80 95 John Cook
Lawr'ce Campbell 75 | Limund Newman 78| edward Browning100| Thomas Dunbar 0
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
labriel Duncan 80; James Galloway
84 John Smothers 79 Pendleton County.
: ichard Gentry 77 Thomas Graham
78 Gilbert Stevens
78| William Cleveland83
athan Guttridge 76 John Grant
85 | Benjamin Wages 106 Isaac Conner 85
richard Harris 0 00 00
Samuel Hackney 79 Rebecca Day
74 James Cordy 87
84 Peter DeMoss
80! John Glinn
80
.. bam Lane 82 Peter Huff
John Land, Sen. 86 Ralph Magee, Sen.S6
Robert Jones William Kelly
Thomas Mason 74 Thomas Kyle
Thomas Morris 80 John Potter, Sen. 79 Andrew Glenn
Jesse Oglesby 76 James Rains
Richard Oliver 87 John Rice Renben Smithy
Yelverton Peyton Loftus Pullen 80 Christian Snail
Anthony Perkins 76 John Ross
George Tennal
Joseph Todd Samuel Walkup Joseph Watson Mary Barnett
82 861
Lewis Webb Edward Willis
83 Wm. Thompson 78 Susan Mccown 74
76
Marion County. Coonrod Beams 82
James Corbett 81
JamesWhiteCotton91
William Hendrick 95 | Jane Shelton
James Ramsey 79
Geo.Spalding, Sen. 84 Perry Tharp 83
Mrs. Hardin 80 79
Margaret Smock
Mason County. Leonard Bean Daniel Bell William Bickley John Campbell William Devin William Owens John Rust
76 John Giles
Joseph Gist 89 Chesley Callaway 81
80 | William Campbell 87| George Harloe 89
Matthew Kidwell 80 WilliamCarter, SenSO | Nicholas Howke 100
77 John Morehead
90 |John Maddox, Sen. 78
William Lawrence 76 81 | Reuben C. Pew S1
John Solomon Samuel H. Stitt
49| Elijah Veach
89 |Diadama Shutts 1-
George Sigmon
83
John Ward
78 |Pleasant Haily 84
Jacob Stephens
William Sweeny SO
Russell County.
66 |Jordan George 76
Thomas Graves :7
Henry Law 82
William PerrymanSI John Polly 50
Benjamin Jones
79| William Gray-
85 John Bond
78 Matt. Robertson 78
S3| Isham Sharp 85
781 91
Scott County.
82 Samuel Bamhill 80
83 William Beatty
Joseph Burch 75
Ebenezer Carey, Sen.
Matthew Colter John Comingore Timothy Conn Henry Deshazer Elia - Fisher
84 John Kulby
81 |Isaac Kuton
79
83| Nancy Ellis
77 |James Jones
Isaac Fallis
7. John Prewitt
i
Gec. Grabbard, Son. 49 Levi Stevenson 8
81
Martha Jones
Muhlenburg County.
Gabriel Mullins 87
79 James Pribble 79
86 Adam Taylor 78
Robert Taylor S2
88 James Tilton 94
82 William Hopkins 73 | Phebe Clarkson 66
78 Benjamin Neal
80 Jane Hand -
75
85 Britain Willis 801
Elizabeth Wyatt
Perry County.
John Bell
83 |Barnabas Carter
John Lawson Benjamin Smith 79
101
Pike County.
Sarah Bohon
Susanna Jourdan 79
Nicholas County.
75 Edward Adkins 85
81 |Coleman A. Collier61
Martha Sandefer 83 James Fitzpatrick $8
82 | Wm. H. Layton Y 86 | Robert Anderson 70
Rebecca Verbryck 83 |Hugh Mcclintock 82 George Decker
Mary Wilson
76 | Esau Ritchey
Edward Stoker Reuben Walls
77: Robert Sayers 80
86 |John Wilson 70
77 Sarah Barnett 76
Rockcastle County. Ohio County. 83 William Abney 88 Humphrey Bates 70 84 |William L. Barnard81 | Elijah Denny 77 Moses Farris 78
85 Peter Parks
85 Fleming Smith 96 Francis Petty
87| F. Ramsey, Sen. 76
Jobn White Abram Williams Elizabeth Cole
Isabella Pelham
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Beverly Daniel
78 | James Hoskins 83
99 Merrett HumphreySO
John B. Fisher 70
Mccracken County. | Robert Garrett 88
Nancy B. Lovelace84 | Benjamin Grigsby 91 Samuel Boone
Sarah Moore ..
83 | Daniel McCarty Samuel Mckee James Ramsey
80| Benj. Robinson
84 Jacob Hunter
70 | Edward D. Kenny78|
79 William Ligon
John Campbell William Lawrence77 James Dooly Thomas Parsley
78 |Daniel Gano, Sen. 82
77
78 |JohnSanders, Sen. 59|John Gatewood 76! John Fcarey
TS John Hiles iHerman Hitl 87
80
8; Lewis Vallanding- ham
79 John Jacobs
b'ca McCormackSs| David Keer 3
Paul Leathers .-
84 | Archelaus Croft 81 83 Simon Justice 87 Edmund Polly 84
Joseph Ford 85 Moses Stepp 86
Christian Trant 87
Pulaski County.
80
63 Barnabas Murray SO
Monroe County.
Thomas Bartley Thos. Brown, Sen.84 Hardin Denham 78 80 | Solomon Dickerson80 | Zebra Arnold
S9 86
Nelson County.
91 |James Candill 90
89 Leonard Taylor
81
Cornelius O. Vanars- dale 80
77
John Sneed
Henry Sparrow 79
85 75 John Bone 84 Joshua Elkins
83 |Sihez Garriz
James Hammerty 70
hn Hunter, Sen. 78 Henry Hamler seph Kennedy 81 |Charles Hart mı. Kindred 80 Edward Hutchins 80
81 |Mary Hopkins
Mercer County.
Philip Board Claib'ne Bradshaw 83 Charles Brown 88
Edward Steer John Stephens
83 Morgan County. 81 | David Ellington 90|B. Hamilton
78 Robert Burke
76 | Henry Carter
78 John Grill
Oldham County. Edmund Archer 81
98 Montgomery County. 81 James Bourn
78 John Austin 102
74| William Conner 74; Benjamin Coons
Mary Ann Shep- herd
65 Jacob Goodman
86 John Rainer
82
75 James Dunlap .
Owen County.
106
87 |Thomas Lewis
Elizabeth Moore Mary Pipes
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
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Jeremiah Miner 95| Simpson County. [John Logan 82 Thomas Laughlin 77
Achilles Stapp
86 |Layton Cooper
S2 Thomas McIntosh S3 Henry Porch 75
Mary Chisham 86 James Moore
84 | Thomas Morgan 79:James Rogers S6
Henri'ta Downing 95 George Pearce
85 |Joshua Prewett
77| Darley Sinithheart81
KindnessGresham 97 | William West
87 |Samuel Vanhorn
Abigail Patterson 70
Nancy Kelly
85 George Wright
76 Anes Witt SO
Eleanor Tarlton 78 Mary Roper
75 Kennard Younger 85
Shelby County.
Spencer County.
Union County.
John Adair ST
Bland W. Ballard 81 |John Barr
S5
Armisted Anderson83 Peter Catron 86
Francis Basket 73|John Davis 82
A. Davenport 81 Reuben Coffey 81
Nicholas Blanken- M. Reason 85
Lewis Richards
77 Caleb Cooper 80
baker
82
John Ringo 80
Frederick Cooper SO
Samuel Burke
84 Brant Stone
90
Warren County.
Patrick Coyle
7L
Peter Carnine
88 John Strange
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Miles Bellowes
80| Isaac Crabtree 82
Benjamin Conyers 91
Philip Taylor
75 John Billingsley 87| Christopher Haven88 Mastin Durham
Robert F. Gale 72
Todd County.
William Hayes
77 Barthol'w Haden 64
Elisha Gibson
95 Robert Avcock -
86
Jesse Kirby, Sen. 83 Abram Hunt
So -
George Hawkins 92 John M. Boyd
77 Leonard Kirby
79 James Jones, Sen. SI
James Hickman
81 |James Flack
79
Ralph Young
87 John Parmley 79
Daniel McCalister, Sen.
80 Samuel Gordon
Stephen Pratt 75
Edward Miller
89 Benjamin Pannel 83 Peter Adams
79 George Rogers
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Charles Mitchell
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