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A COMPLETE INDEX TO
THE NAMES OF PERSONS, PLACES AND SUBJECTS MENTIONED IN LITTELL'S LAWS OF KENTUCKY
A GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL GUIDE
PREPARED BY
W. T. SMITH OF THE LEXINGTON, KY., BAR
THE BRADFORD CLUB PRESS LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
1931
COPYRIGHT, 1931 BY W. T. SMITH
345.12 1415 1792-1816
cop. 2
PREFACE
The present work was undertaken at the suggestion of Judge Samuel M. Wilson, the noted lawyer, historian and genealogist of Lexington, Kentucky.
The plan of the work, as originally conceived, was to compile an index merely of the names of all persons, as they appear in the five volumes of Littell's Laws of Kentucky. However, as the work progressed, it developed that identical names from time to time appeared in the series of enactments collected by Littell, which the context showed often referred to entirely different persons. It seemed desirable, therefore, in order to avoid confusion, to show further, in the index, as concisely as possible, the connection in which mention of any name is made.
As the volumes of Littell's Laws furnish a fair view and exposi- tion of the early development of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, it has, likewise, seemed desirable to inelude, in addition to the names of individuals, an index of schools, newspapers, and corporations formed for public purposes, such as those for the opening of streams to navigation, the building of roads, and the like, and of corpora- tions engaged in manufacturing enterprises. As showing the growth and trend of the tobacco industry, there is appended an index of all vinspection sites established by law. Much more, not here specified, will be found covered by the contents of the present index.
With the hope that it will be of interest and value to historians as well as genealogists, and not without use to the members of the legal profession, this work is respectfully dedicated to my friend and counsellor, Judge Samuel M. Wilson.
W. T. SMITH.
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INTRODUCTION
As set forth in the preface by the author, Mr. W. T. Smith, of the Lexington Bar, this Index to "The Statute Law of Kentucky," as compiled and edited by the Honorable William Littell and pub- lished in five volumes, between the years 1809 and 1819, and com- monly called "Littell's Laws," is the result of a suggestion offered by the undersigned several years ago. The suggestion, perhaps, owed its origin to the fact that a similar index of "Personal Names in Hening's Statutes at Large of Virginia and Shepherd's Continua- tion" was prepared and published in 1896 by Joseph J. Casey, Esq., and that work had been frequently consulted and found most useful by the present writer. "Littell's Laws" bears much the same rela- tion to the early history of Kentucky that "Hening's Statutes" bears to the early history of Virginia. To the student of history and genealogy, no less than to the student of law, both of these works are indispensable. Approximately 5,000 proper names will be found listed in this compilation. Frequently it will occur that some name or the act from which it is taken furnishes little more than a bare clue to the identity, family or other social or business relationships, or the history of the individual mentioned, but it is by the aid of such frail clues that the genealogist or historical inquirer is often- times enabled to pursue his quest to a successful conclusion. Speak- ing from long personal experience, we feel safe in saying that "Lit- tell's Laws" constitute a veritable storehouse of genealogical and historical lore, to be found nowhere else in any publication of which we have knowledge. But such lore must remain a sealed record without a key to unlock its treasures. Fortunately, at the expendi- ture of much time and labor and despite serious handicaps, Mr. Smith has carried out his voluntary undertaking to an eminently satisfactory and successful termination. The tedious and exacting task thus faithfully performed deserves and, we trust, will receive a generous reward in the prompt recognition of the merit of the work and its hearty reception by all persons interested in exploring and elucidating the fascinating history of Kentucky during the period of its infancy. We commend without reserve the entire volume here presented.
SAMUEL M. WILSON.
Lexington, Kentucky, January 1, 1931.
WILLIAM LITTELL
William Littell, the compiler of "Littell's Laws of Kentucky," is believed to have been born in New Jersey, about the year 1780, and to have been a second-cousin of the founder of the Living Age. This relationship, however, has not been positively established. What seems to rest on a firmer foundation is the fact that he was a brother of Absalom Littell, of New Albany, Indiana, and it is probable that he came to Kentucky from Indiana about 1804. He was first educated for the ministry, but abandoned that calling, studied medicine and practiced for a short time in Mt. Sterling, Ky. He next turned his attention to the law, and, in consequence of his legal attainments, ex- hibited mainly in his painstaking work as a compiler and editor, the degree of LL.D. was conferred upon him by Transylvania University in 1810. Collins, the historian, states that "he was a lawyer of no special reputation except as a land lawyer, a laborious workman, [and] a constant student." His erudition and industry, however, were undeniable. His contributions to the early political history of Kentucky were valuable, but his fame rests chiefly on his law com- pilations.
Littell married, January 22, 1816, Martha (Irwin) McCracken, a sister of John M. C. Irwin, of Fayette County, and widow of Elijah McCracken. He was twice married but the name of his wife, by his first marriage, has not been ascertained. He died in Frankfort, Ky., September 26, 1824, survived by his widow and two sons, William, born of the first marriage, and Philander, born of the second. Both were minors and Littell's will named as their guardians two ministers, one of whom was the celebrated George T. Chapman of Lexington. He died in straitened circumstances, leaving practically all of his property to his son, William, with the result that the General As- sembly, in January, 1825, passed a special act for the relief of the younger son, Philander. This act recited that the testator's "prop- erty was not enough to pay his debts, unless sold by a person who has the interest of his estate at heart, who may thus pay his debts, and save something for his infant son."
Littell was renowned for his eccentricities, and Collins states that he was for a "part of his life a man of bad morals." No sufficient evidence of this, however, has been discovered, and it is, perhaps, an overstatement.
In 1805, he entered into a contract with the Commonwealth to col- lect and publish the Statute Laws of Kentucky, in three volumes,
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viii
WILLIAM LITTELL
afterwards extended to five. These appeared successively in 1809, '10, '11, '14, and '19. A list of his works, exclusive of writings con- tributed to the newspapers, is as follows :
Epistles of William, Surnamed Littell, 12mo., Frankfort, Ky., 1806; (satirical pieces in Biblical language and dialogue style).
Narrative (of the Settlement of Kentucky), 12mo., Frankfort, 1806. Political Transactions in and Concerning Kentucky, 8vo., Frank-
fort, 1806.
(This was republished, with an Introduction by Temple Bodley, in 1926, under the auspices of the Filson Club.) Principles of Law and Equity, Frankfort, 1808.
The Statute Law of Kentucky, in 5 vols., Frankfort, 1809-1819.
Festoons of Fancy, Consisting of Compositions Amatory, Senti- mental and Humorous, in verse and prose, 12mo., Louisville, 1814. (The Epistles is sometimes found combined with the Festoons of Fancy.)
A Digest of the Statute Law of Kentucky, 2 vols. (in association with Jacob Swigert). Frankfort. 1822. (Annotated with eita- tions of decisions by the Court of Appeals.)
Reports of Cases at Common Law and in Chancery, Decided by the Court of Appeals of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, in 5 vols., Frankfort, Ky., Vol. I. 1823, Vol. II, 1823, Vol. III, 1823, Vol. IV, 1824, Vol. V, 1824.
Cases Selected from the Decisions of the Court of Appeals of Ken- tucky, Not heretofore Reported, Frankfort, 1824. (Commonly called "Littell's Selected Cases.")
KEY TO DATES OF ACTS
VOL.
Acts of Virginia
3
PAGE 537-588
Kentucky Acts :
1792 June Session
1
59-114
1792 November Session
1
115-172
1793 November Session
1
173-221
1794 November Session
1
222-274
1795 November Session
1
275-360
1796 November Session
1
361-604
1797 February Session
1
605-696
1797 November Session
1
697-698
1798 January Session
2
1-183
1798 November Session
2
184-263
1799 November Session
2
264-368
1800 November Session
2
369-427
1801 November Session
2
428-492
1802 November Session
3
1-100
1803 November Session
3
101-165
1804 November Session
3
166-246
1805 November Session
3
247-324
1806 November Session
3
325-436
1807 December Session
3
437-536
1808 December Session
4
1- 83
1809 December Session
4
84-192
1810 December Session
4
193-283
1811 December Session
4
284-422
1812 December Session
5
1- 67
1813 December Session
5
68-136
1814 December Session
5
137-298
1815 December Session
5
299-424
1816 December Session
5
+25-586
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INDEX TO LITTELL'S LAWS OF KENTUCKY
VOL.
PAGE
Abell, Robert (see Able)
(a) Delegate from Washington County to second Constitutional Convention (1799) 1 58
(b) Re-imbursed for supplies furnished frontier guards 1 355
Able, Robert (see Abell)
Trustee of Washington Academy 2 242
Able, William
Inspection site in Washington County. 3
324
Academies and Seminaries
See Index of each under proper letter.
Allen
Greenup Montgomery
Barren
Greenville
New Athens
Bethel
Hardin
Newport
Boone
Harrison Newton
Bourbon
Harrodsburgh
Nicholas
Bracken
Hartford
Pendleton
Breckenridge
IIenderson
Rittenhouse
Bullitt
Henry
Robertson
Caledonia
Jefferson
Rockcastle
Christian
Kentucky
Salem
Danville
Knox
Shelby
Daviess
Laneaster
Stanford
Estill
Lebanon
Summerset
Fleming
Lewis
Transylvania
Franklin
Lexington
Union
Franklinian
Liberty
Washington
Gallatin
Logan
Winchester
Glasgow
Madison
Woodford
Grayson
Manchester
Adair, County of
(a) Formed from Green County December 11, 1801 2 429
(b) Part of added to Wayne County (1803) . 3
112
(c) Part of Cumberland County added to (1804) .. 3 172
(d) Part of Cumberland County added to, reduced 3 251
(1805)
1
2
ADAIR
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Adair, John
(a) Delegate from Mercer County to second Con- stitutional Convention (1799) . 1
58
(b) Trustee of Harrodsburgh Academy 2 240
Adams, Aaron Trustee of Mt. Sterling 1 125
Adams, Elizabeth
Authorized to sue William Adams for divorce .. 2 362
Adams, George Trustee Town of Milford (Madison Co.) . 3 567
Adams, James
(a) Trustee of Beallsborough (Nelson Co.) 3
564
(b) Trustee of Bairdstown. 3
566
Adams, John
(a) Named in boundary of election precinct in Christian County 4
225
(b) Voting place at house in Warren County 5 473
Adams, Simon
Trustee Town of Port William 1 340
Adams, Spencer
(a) Trustee of Shelby Academy 2
241
(b) Allowed credit on settlement as Sheriff of
Floyd County 5 437
Adams, Thomas
Penalty for performing marriage ceremony as Justice of the Peace without authority remitted 4 13
Adams, William
(a) Elizabeth Adams authorized to sue him for di- vorce 2 362
(b) Trustee Shelby Library Company 1 90
(c) Granted change of venne from Shelby to Mereer County on trial for larceny 5
74
Alderson, Isaac
Trustee Lancaster Library Company 3 20S
Alexander, Ebenezer
Acts as Presiding Justice of Logan County con- firmed 2 361
Alexander, James
Trustee of Bullitt Academy 3
478
Alexander, James R.
Trustee of Allen Seminary 5 433
Alexander, Robert
(a) Trustee of Woodford Academy. 2
243
(b) Promoter for Woodford County of Kentucky River Navigation Company . 2 Alexander, Thomas
448
Tried in Henry County for murder 2
484
3
ALLCORN
Allcorn, William
Named in boundary of election precinct in Clay County 5 472
Allen, Benjamin
(a) Inspection site in Campbell County .
2
457
(b) Trustee Town of Salisberry in Campbell County 3 369
(e) Voting place at house in Campbell County . .
3
413
Allen, Cary
Trustee of Kentucky Academy 1 228
Allen, Chilton
Trustee Winchester Library Company 4 195
Allen, County of
(a) Formed from Warren and Barren Counties, April 1, 1815 5 157
(b) Part of added to Warren County (1816) 5 348
Allen, James (see Allin)
(a) Trustee Town of Greensburg. 1 273
(b) Trustee New Athens Seminary 3
302
(c) Trustee Salem Academy. 3
580
Allen, John (see Allin)
(a) Delegate from Bourbon County to Second Con- stitutional Convention (1799) .
1
57
(b) Claim of title to town-site of Paris settled 1 112
(c) Trustee Town of Paris.
1 188
(d) One of Commission to open Stoners Fork to navigation
1 193
(e) Aet settling elaim to town-site of Paris repealed
1 356
(f) Trustee of Bourbon Academy.
2
237
(g) Trustee of Bourbon Academy.
2
242
(h) Trustee Town of Greensburg
1
273
(i) Trustee of Shelby Academy.
2
241
3
242
(j) Administrator of Elizabeth Snelling, deceased. . Allen, John
(k) Judge Circuit Court, Second District. 3 507
Allen, Joseph
(a) Trustee Town of Washington in Mason County .. 1 199
(b) Trustee to hold Breckenridge Seminary lands ... 5 401
Allen, Robert
(a) Trustee Town of Greensburg.
1 273
(b) One of Commission to open a road from Greens- burg to the Tennessee line. 3
22
(c) Trustee New Athens Seminary 3 302
Allen Seminary
Incorporated at Scottville, January 31, 1817, with James R. Alexander, Thomas Gatton, John Godley, Alfred Payne, Daniel M. Jones, David A. Porter, Jacob W. Walker, John
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ALLEN
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Walker, John Wills and Samuel Garrison, Trustees 5 433
Allen, Thomas
(a) Delegate from Mercer County to Second Con- stitutional Convention (1799). 1 58
(b) Deeds as Attorney in Fact for Trustees of Harrodsburgh confirmed 2 169
(c) Trustee Town of Warwick in Mercer County. 3 564
Allin, James (see Allen)
One of Commission to raise funds to open road from Greensburg to the Tennessee line. 3 22
Allin, John (see Allen)
His military survey named in boundary of Jessamine County 2 214
Allington, Clarinda
She was taken captive by Cherokee Indians and compelled to become the wife of a chief by whom she had three children. She escaped and an allowance was made her for support of her- self and children. 3 193
Alsop, John Senior
Allowed compensation for building a turnpike on the Madison Road 4 55
Anderson, George
Title of State to escheated land bought by him was released 4 325
Anderson, James
One of Commission to build bridge over Rock-
castle River on road to Cumberland Gap ..... 3 511
Anderson, John
Witness fees on his trial before the Legislature allowed 4 220
Anderson, Richard C.
(a) Trustee of Jefferson Academy 3 207
(b) Lands of Jefferson Seminary vested in him and others as Trustees 3 490
Anderson, Colonel Richard Clough
(a) Lands vested in him and others as Trustees of Jefferson Seminary
2 108
(b) One of Commission to sell lots in Louisville and adjust elaims 3 545
(c) Named as boundary of election precinct in Jef- ferson County 5 308
(d) Same as (e) 5 334
5
ANDERSON
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Anderson, Stoke
Inspection site in Mason County 3 323
Anderson, Thomas
Justiees of Pendleton County to meet at his house 2 198
Andrews, Robert
Inspection site at his mill in Fleming County ... 3 451
Applegate, John
Certificate for Spy Service ordered paid to Philip Bush, Jr., as assignee 3 408
Armstrong, James
Certificate for Spy Service ordered paid to Philip Bush, Jr., as assignee 3 408
Armstrong, James, deceased
Certificate for land ordered recorded 4 87
Armstrong, Johnson
Promoter for Maysville of the Maysville and Lex- ington Turnpike Road Company 5 536
Armstrong, Joshua
Trustee Town of Kennedysville in Green County 1 342
Armstrong, Richard
Title of State to his lands, for which no grant had been issued, was released. 5 329
Arnold, Stephen
Trustee Town of Warwick in Mercer County. 3 564
Arnold, Thomas
(a) One of Commission to settle accounts of Clerk of the Fayette Quarterly Court 3 157
(b) Promoter for Paris of the Bank of Kentucky .. 3 390
Arthur, Colonel
Road from his house to Somerset to be improved 5 392
Ashby, Bladen
Trustee Hardin Academy 2 242
Ashby, Daniel
Allowed a eredit in settlement as Sheriff of Hen- derson County 3 272
Ashcraft, Daniel
Named in boundary of eleetion precinct in Grayson County 5 35
Ashridge Meeting House
Trustees of Kentucky Academy to meet at 1 228
Atkins, Joel
Trustee Town of Stanford 1 240
Atwood, James
A marriage solemnized by him as Justice of the Peace without anthority legalized. 2 364
6
AUGUSTA
Augusta, Town of
(a) Powers given Trustees.
2
281
(b) Made county seat of Bracken County 3
95
(c) Road to Georgetown to be opened 3
201
Auxer, Michael
Voting place at his house in Floyd County 5
155
Bailey, Elijah
Inspection site in Logan County 1 370
Bailey, James
Allowed pay as marker of road from Danville to Tellico 3 259
Bailey, John
(a) Delegate from Logan County to seeond Consti- tutional Convention (1799) 1 58
(b) Inspection site in Logan County 1 370
(c) Same as (b)
2
140
(d) Authorized to locate timber lands in Logan County for his bloomery 2
174
(e) Given further time to locate lands in (d).
2
487
(f) Trustee Newton Academy 2 241
(g) Sneeessor as Trustee Newton Academy named .. 3
277
Baird, David
(a) Inspection site in Nelson County
2
139
(b) Same as (a)
3
583
(c) Bairdstown established on his lands 3
566
Baird, James
(a) Trustee of Bairdstown 3
566
(b) Trustee of Salem Academy 3
580
Baird, James, Junior
One of Commission to build bridge over Rough Creek at Hartford 4 88
Bairdstown (see Bardstown)
Baker, Abner
(a) Promoter for Garrard County of Kentucky River Navigation Company .
2 448
(b) Trustee Laneaster Library Company
3
208
(c) Trustee Manchester Academy 4
18
Baker, John
(a) Winchester established on his lands 1 187
(b) Mention made of (a) 1 367
Baker, Joshua
(a) Delegate from Mason County to second Consti- tutional Convention (1799)
1 58
(b) Trustee Town of Newtown in Mason County .. 1 285
Baker, Martin, Jr. Justices of Nicholas County to meet at his house 2 366
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BAKER
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PAGE
Baker, Robert
Justices of Clay County to meet at his house. ... 3 338
Baker, William
Trustee Town of Newtown in Mason County. . 1 285
Balch (see Balsh)
Baldwin, Samuel
Trustee Town of Washington 2 393
Ballard, Bland W.
(a) Trustee Shelby Academy
2 241
(b) Allowed pay for services as Quarter Master Ser- geant of Militia 3 491
Ballengall, David
One of Commission to locate county seat of Lewis County 3 340
Ballenger, Achilles
Trustee Lancaster Library Company 3 208
Ballenger, John
One of Commission to open road from Knox Court House to Pulaski 3 464
Ballenger, Joseph
Trustee Town of Stanford
Balsh, Amos
Trustee Newton Academy 2
241
Successor appointed 3 277
Bank of Kentucky
(a) Incorporated December 27, 1806, with a capital stock of $1,000,000.00; with William Trigg, Daniel Weisiger and George Greer, of Frank- fort ; Alexander Parker, Thomas Hart, Junior, and Henry Purviance, of Lexington; William Scott, Thomas Arnold and Samuel Williams, of Paris; John Machir, Bazil Duke and Daniel Vertner, of Washington; Robert Caldwell, Thomas Howard and William Irvine, of Rich- mond; James Birney, Robert Craddock and Joshua Barbee, of Danville ; William R. Hynes, Walter Brashears and John Caldwell, of Bairdstown; Thomas Prather, James Berthoud and Peter B. Ormsby, of Louisville; Adam Steele, Wingfield Bullock and James Bradshaw, at Shelbyville; Daniel Barry, Samuel Rose and Joshua Crow, of Hartford; and Joseph Fick- lin, Armstead Morehead and James Wilson, of Russellville, as solicitors of subscriptions to its capital stock
(b) Private banking prohibited (1812)
3 390
4 399
(c) Capital stock increased to $3,000,000.00 (1814) 5 281
1 240
BARBEE
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VOL. PAGE
(d) A part of its stock, reserved by the State, au- thorized sold by the Bank (1816) . 5 517
Barbee, Elias
(a) Trustee Town of Greensburg 1
273
(b) Trustee New Athens Academy 2
242
Barbee, Joshua
(a) Trustee Danville Library Company
2
376
(b) Promoter, for Danville, of Bank of Kentucky. 3
390
(() Trustee Town of Danville 4
39
(d) Trustee of Danville Academy
5
480
Barbour, Ambrose
Trustee Henderson Library Company 5 460
Barbour, Philip
Inspection site, Town of Henderson 3
514
Barbour, Thomas
Trustee JJefferson Academy 3
207
Barclay, James
Trustee Lewis Academy 4
17
Bardstown
Established by Virginia in 1788 on lands of David Baird and John C. Owing, with Isaac Morrison, Walter Beall, James Baird, John Ried. Andrew Hynes. Philip Philips, John C'aldwell, Gabriel Cox. James Adams, James Morrison, and Michael Campbell, as Trustees 3 566
Barger, Adam
Charged with murder of John Coffman. 4 148
Barlow, Ambrose
Allowed pay for guarding families moving
through Cumberland Gap in 1786. 3 407
Barner, John
Trustee Gallatin Academy 5
13
Barnes (see also Barns)
Barnes, Joshua
Inspection site in Washington County. 3
451
Barnes, William (see Barns)
3 Voting place at house in Pendleton County. . 489
Barnet, Alexander Trustee Hartford Academy 2
242
Barnett, Alexander
(a) Trustee Bourbon Academy 2
237
(b) Trustee Bourbon Academy
242
Barnett, Andrew
Price paid for land had been credited in name of Anthony Barnett : error corrected. 5 428
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BARNETT
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Barnett, Elizabeth
Authorized, with Polly Mason, to survey and patent 400 acres of land on an entry made by their ancestor, Abraham Holt. 5 22
Barnett, James
(a) One of Commission to open road in Madison County 1 231
(b) Trustee Madison Academy.
2
241
(c) Trustee Madison Academy .
3
278
(d) Promoter for Madison County of Kentucky River Navigation Company. 2
448
(e) Trustee Town of Milford in Madison County .. 3 567
(f) Given time to file certificate of survey 5
208
Barnett, Joseph, deceased
(a) Sale of his lands authorized.
1 603
(b) Directs manner of applying proceeds of sale of lands 2 177
(c) Directs settlement of estate with County Court of Hardin County 2 186
Barnet, Joseph
Trustee Salem Academy 3 580
Barnett, Joseph, et als.
(a) Authorized to locate land on Horse Lick Fork of Rockcastle adjoining their salt spring on line between Clay and Madison Counties. 4 137
(b) Given further time to locate lands. 5 138
(c) Given further time to locate lands. 5 428
Barnet, William
Given time to settle accounts as Sheriff of Green County 2 186
Barns, John
Price of land in Pulaski County remitted, he being insane 5 18
Barns, William (see Barnes) Voting place at house in Pendleton County. . .
3 319
Barr, Robert
(a) One of Commission to open road in Madison Connty 1 231
(b) Trustee Lexington Library Association 2 375
Barr, Thomas
Trustee Lexington Library Association 2 375
Barr, Thomas T.
Promoter of Kentucky Assurance Society . 4 254
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BARREN COUNTY
VOL. PAGE
Barren County
(a) Formed May 10, 1799, from Green and Warren
(b) Part of Cumberland County added to (1799) .. 265
(e) Allen County, in part, carved from (1815) . 5
157
Barrett, William
Trustee New Athens Seminary 3
302
Barrow, David
Incorporator of Mt. Sterling Library Company 5 177
Barrow, Nathan, deceased Lands of authorized sold 5 437
Barry, Daniel
(a) Granted change of venue from Bardstown to Danville on trial for murder 2 486
(b) Promoter for Hartford of Bank of Kentucky 3 391
(e) Trustee Town of Hartford. 3 443
Bartholemy, Francis
Nancy Bartholemy authorized to sue him in Campbell County for divorce. 3 163
Bartholemy, Nancy
Authorized to sue Francis Bartholemy in Camp- bell County for divorce. 3 163
Bartlett, Anthony
Promoter for Gallatin County of the Ohio Steam Boat Company 5 344
Bartlett, Edmund
(a) One of the Commissioners for Henry County to survey the Henry-Shelby line
5 103
(b) Member of second Commission to survey Henry- Shelby line 5 330
(c) One of Commission to open road from Neweastle to mouth of Licking 5 131
Bartlett, James
(a) One of Commissioners for Henry County to open road from Neweastle to mouth of Lieking .. ...
3 365
(b) Trustee Henry Academy. 5 134
Bartlett, William Named in Nicholas-Fleming boundary 5 366
Barty, David Trustee Lebanon Academy. 1 193
Bast, George
Trustee Danville Academy 5 480
Bates, John
(a) Trustee Jefferson Academy . 3 207
(b) Lands of Jefferson Academy vested in him and others, as Trustees. 3 490
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BATH COUNTY
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(c) One of Commission to open South Fork of Ken- tucky River to navigation.
4 94
(d) One of Commissioners from Clay County to open a road in Clay and Estill Counties. 5 566
Bath County
Formed February 1, 1811, from Montgomery County 4 215
Batterton, Moses
Named in boundary of Roekeastle County 4 92
Bayles, Benjamin
(a) Trustee Town of Washington 2
393
(b) Trustee Franklin Academy. 3 255
(c) Promoter for Washington of Kentucky Assur- anee Society 4
254
Baylor, Walker
(a) Director Vineyard Society of Lexington. 2
268
(b) Acts as one of Commission to replace Fayette Burnt Reeords confirmed. 3
154
(c) Trustee Town of Stanford. 3 559
Beal, Samuel T.
One of a Commission to conduet a lottery . 5 570
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