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(b) One of Commission to raise by lottery a fund to open Kentucky River to navigation 4
318
(e) Voting place at house in Knox County 5 426
Jackson, John, deceased
Commissioners named to convey lands. 5 478
Jackson, William
Inspection site in Wayne County 3 23
James, David
Credit allowed on settlement as surety for an insolvent sheriff 5 578
James, Henry, et als.
Authorized to locate iron-ore lands in Pulaski County 3 536
James, John
(a) Trustee Stanford Academy
2 240
(b) Authorized, with Henry James and William Ray to locate iron-ore lands in Pulaski County .... 3 536
(c) Given time to return plats and certificates at (b) Jameson, John, deceased
4 13
(a) Sale of land authorized. 3
97
(b) Additional land authorized to be sold 3 162
Jameson, John
One of Commission to open road from Mt. Ster- ling to Prestonsburg and Cumberland Moun- tain 5 553
January, Peter. Sr.
Trustee Lexington Seminary 2 108
January, Samuel Named as owner of a lot in Paris 1 648
January, Thomas
(a) Trustec of Lexington. 1 577
(b) Promoter for Lexington of Kentucky Assurance Society 4 254
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(c) Incorporator of Fayette Paper Manufacturing Company 5 409
Jarrett,
Marriage, improperly solemnized in Henderson County was legalized. 3 220
Jefferson County
(a) Formed November 1. 1780 County from Kentucky
1 627
(b) Nelson County earved from.
1 627
(c) Bullitt County earved from
1 364
(d) Shelby County carved from. 1 629
(e) Part of it added to Bullitt County 4
219
Jefferson Seminary
(a) 6000 acres of land vested in John Thompson, William Croghan, Alexander S. Bullitt, James Meriwether, John Thruston, Henry Churchill, William Taylor, and Richard Clough Anderson, as Trustees for its benefit .
2 108
(b) Abraham Hite, James F. Moore, John Speed, Samuel Oldham, Robert Breckenridge, Gabriel J. Johnson, Fortunatus Cosby and Abner Field named as additional Trustees. 2 378
(e) Trustees authorized to move location to any place in Jefferson County
2 429
(d) Alexander S. Bullitt, Richard C. Anderson, Robert Breckenridge. Abraham Hite, Henry Churchill, Abner Fields, Gabriel J. Johnson, Samuel Oldham, John Bates, Thomas Bar- bonr, Jonathan Taylor and David L. Ward named Trustees 3 207
5 509
(e) Name changed to Estill Academy Jefferson, Town of
(a) Established December 13. 1794 as New-Town on lands of James Francis Moore, with Abner Field, Basil Prather, Isaac Hornbeck, Lewis Field and James Standiford, Trustees. 1 233
(b) Adverse claims to site of adjusted. 1 261
(c) John Murphy, William Shannon. Philip Tilhart, Robert MeCowen, Adam Hoke, James Denny and John Stuekley, named Trustees. 2 380
(d) Claim of heirs of Peter Shepherd to title to site quieted 5 353
Jennings, Jonathan
One of Commissioners for Gallatin County to open road from Newcastle to mouth of Licking 3 365
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JESSAMINE COUNTY
Jessamine County
(a) Formed February 1, 1799 from Fayette County
213
(b) Fayette County line surveyed. 297
Jett, James
Peggy Jett authorized to sue him in Franklin County for divorce 3 516
Jett, Peggy
See James Jett
Jimms, John
Trustee of Versailles. 1 355
Jinkins, Thomas Named in Nicholas-Fleming County boundary .. 5 366
Johns, William
Trustee Newton Academy 3 409
Johnson, Benjamin
Trustee of Louisville (1789) 3
547
Johnston, Benjamin
Trustee of Williamsville. 1
118
Johnson, Cave
Trustee of Versailles.
1
63
Trustee of Port William
1
232
Inspection site in Campbell County
2
140
Johnson, David, deceased
(a) Sale of lands authorized .
5
315
(b) Further sale of lands authorized
5
511
Johnston, Gabriel J. Trustee Jefferson Seminary 2
378
Johnson, Gabriel J.
(a) Trustee Jefferson Academy
3
207
(b) Lands vested in him and others as Trustees for Jefferson Academy 3 490
Johnston, James
One of Commission to locate County Seat of Union County 4 213
Johnson, John (see Johnston)
(a) Trustee Town of Washington
1 199
(b) Trustee Franklin Academy
1
296
(c) Trustee Franklin Academy
3
255
Johnston, John (see Johnson)
Trustee Town of Washington ?
393
Johnson, John C., deceased
Sale of lots in Lexington authorized 5 508
Johnson, John I.
Promoter at Georgetown of Lexington and Louis- ville Turnpike Road Company 5 520
Johnston, Richard
Trustce Georgetown Library 2 376
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Johnson, Robert
(a) Delegate from Seott County to seeond Consti- tutional Convention (1799) 1
58
(b) Trustee of Georgetown (1790) 3
570
(c) Trustee Transylvania Seminary (1783) . 3
572
(d) One of Commission to open road from Lindsey's Station in Seott County to the Ohio. 5 272
(e) One of Commission to locate Kentucky-Virginia boundary 2
276
Johnson, Robert, deceased
Sale of lands authorized 5 334
Johnston, Robert
(a) Trustee Rittenhouse Academy 2 240
(b) Named in boundary of Town of Washington (1790) 3
556
(e) Trustee of Frankfort (1786)
3
557
Johnson, Samuel Inspection site in Fayette County 1 606
Johnston, Samuel
Inspection site at Ferry on Kentucky River .... 2
173
Johnston, Thomas
(a) Trustee Shelby Library Company. 4
89
(b) Voting place at house in Wayne County. Johnston, Capt. Thomas
5 36
Named in Pulaski-Wayne County boundary. 2 392
Johnston, Thomas, deceased
Heirs allowed pay for a beef and gun he fur- nished the Wabash expedition. 3 450
Johnson, William
(a) Town of Williamsville, at mouth of Salt River, established on his lands. . 1 118
(b) His securities as Sheriff of Shelby County given time to settle. 5 463
Johnson, William, Sr.
Named in boundary of election precinet in
Christian County 5 80
Johnston, William Garrett Trustee Georgetown Library 2 376
Jones, Daniel M.
(a) Trustee Allen Seminary
5 433
(b) Trustee of Scottville 5 483
Jones, Elizabeth
Authorized to sue for divorce 2 54
Jones, Fielding
Given time to settle as Sheriff of Henderson County 5 203
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Jones, Humphrey
Promoter in Madison County of Madison Hemp Company 3 533
Jones, John
Trustee Lancaster Academy 2 242
Jones, Jonas
One of Commission to open road from Lind- sey's Station in Scott County to the Ohio ... 5 272
Jones, Joshua
(a) Granted 1000 aeres for bloomery 2
425
(b) Given time to locate land at (a) 2
487
(e) Given further time to locate land at (a) 3
207
Jones, Lowry
One of Commissioners for Shelby County to survey Shelby-Henry County line. 5 103
Jones, Richard
Trustee of Winehester 1 340
Jones, Roberts and
Inspection site at mouth of Marrowbone Creek 3 514
Jones, Samuel Paul, deceased Trustees named to administer trust in his will for benefit of church in Bardstown. 5 100
Jones, Thomas
(a) Trustee of Paris. 1 188
(b) Promoter for Paris of Maysville and Lexington Turnpike Road Company 5 536
Jones, Thomas, Sr.
(a) Trustee Bourbon Academy 2
237
(b) Trustee Bourbon Academy. 2
242
Jones, Walter
(a) Trustee Logan Academy .
3 206
(b) Trustee Newton Academy 3 277
Jones, Walter E. Trustee Newton Academy 3 409
Jordan, John
(a) Promoter for Fayette County of Kentucky River Navigation Company . .
2 448
(b) Promoter for Lexington of Ohio Canal Com- pany 3 221
Jordan, John, Jr.
Incorporator of Ohio Canal Company 3 260
Jouet, John
Trustee Town of New Market (1786) . 3 560
Jouit, John
Trustee of Danville (1787) 3 562
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JOUITT
Jouitt, John
(a) Trustee Woodford Academy
3 181
(b) Named in boundary of election precinet in
Montgomery County ..
4 173
(c) Named in Montgomery-Bath County boundary 1 215
(d) One of Commission to lease road from Fleming County to the Big Sandy 4 236
Jouitte, John
Trustee Woodford Academy 2 243
Judy, John
Co-founder of Mt. Sterling 1 125
Kalfrus, Henry
Named in boundary of election precinct in Jefferson County 5 308
Kay, John
Allowed to withdraw money paid for Green River land under mistake. 3 509
Keith, James
Patent allowed for 90 acres Muhlenberg County 5 69
Kelkott, Samuel
Named in boundary of election preeinet in Christian County 4 225
Keller, George
One of Commission to open Nolinn Creek in Hardin County to navigation. 4 221
Kelly, Benjamin
(a) Voting place at house in Ohio County
4
416
(b) Act (a) repealed. 5 474
Kelley, David
Voting place at house in Ohio County 5 474
Kelley, Griffin
One of Commission to build bridge over North Elkhorn in Scott County 4 88
Kelly, Nathan
Trustee of Newport. 1 281
Kelly, William
(a) Trustee Bourbon Academy CI
237
(b) Trustee Bourbon Academy.
242
(c) One of Commission to open road from Paris or Mt. Sterling to the Big Sandy 3
4
(d) Trustee Paris Library 3 455
Kelly, William L.
Judge Circuit Court Ninth District 3 507
Kelsoe, Charles
Given time to settle as Sheriff of Harrison County 4 174
Kemper, James (see Camper)
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Kencaid, James (see James Kinkead)
Named in Madison-Knox County boundary. 3
182
Kendell, William (see William Kindell)
Trustee of Beallsborough (1787) 3 564
Kennedy, Archibald
Kennedysville, in Green County, established on his lands. 1 341
Kennedy, James
Allowed to resign as administrator of William Kennedy, deceased. 3 163
Kennedy, John
(a) Trustee of Boonesborough (1779)
3
538
(b) Trustee of Beallsborough (1787) Kennedy, John, deceased
3
564
Sale of lands in Nelson County authorized 3 164
Kennedy, Joseph
(a) Trustee Madison Academy
2
241
(b) Commissioner for Campbell County to open road from Newcastle to Mouth of Licking .. 3
365
(e) Trustee of Covington.
5
283
Kennedy, Thomas
(a) Trustee of Boonesborough (1787)
3
539
(b) Trustee of Newport.
1
281
(c) Trustee Newport Academy. .
2
240
(d) Promoter for Garrard County of Kentucky River Navigation Company.
2
448
(e) Inspection site in Campbell County
3
513
(f) Owner of town site of Covington
5
283
Kennedy, William
(a) Trustee of Harrodsburg (1785)
3
552
(b) Trustee of Danville (1787)
3
562
(c) Trustee Newport Academy
2
240
Kennedy, William, deceased
(a) His Administrator, James Kennedy, was al- lowed to resign. 3 163
(b) Division and sale of lands in Campbell County authorized 5 566
Kennedysville (Green County)
Established December 21, 1795 on lands of Archibald Kennedy, with Thomas Hall, Joshua Armstrong, Thomas Morris, Martin Frazier, John Thurman, James Spilman, Adam Mitehell and Samuel Dunean Trustees 1 341
as Kenton, John
Newtown, in Mason County, established on his lands 1 285
KENTON
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Kenton, Simon (see Simon Canton)
(a) Claimant of part of site of Town of Washington 1 201
(b) Same as (a) .. 2
396
(c) Inspection site in Mason County 140
(d) Named in boundary of Town of Washington 3 556
Kenton, William
Trustee of Newtown in Mason County 1 285
Kentucky Academy
(a) Incorporated December 12, 1794 with David Rice, Caleb Wallace, Jacob Froman, Samuel Shannon. Terah Tamplin, John Miller, James Crawford, Robert Finley, Andrew MeCalla, William Ward, James Thompson, James Camper, John Caldwell, William Henry, Robert Marshall, Notly Conn, James Blythe and Cary Allen as Trustees .. 1 228
(b) Granted 6000 acres of land on Green River .. 2 107
(c) Merged with Kentucky Academy under name Transylvania University. 2 234
Kentucky County
Formed December 1, 1776 from Fincastle 1 626
County
Kentucky Gazette
See Newspapers
Kentucky Hotel (Lexington)
A Commission to meet at (1812) 4 318
Kentucky Insurance Company Incorporated at Lexington December 16, 1802 3 25
Kentucky Mutual Assurance Society
Incorporated, January 29, 1811, the promoters being Alexander Parker, Henry Purviance, Thomas January, and Thomas J. Barr. of Lexington, John Instone and Daniel Weis- iger, at Frankfort, John Gwathmey and Thomas Prather, at Louisville, James Smiley, and William P. Duval, at Bardstown, Rich- ard Dallam and Amos Edwards, at Russell- ville, David Bell, Daniel Mellvoy and Rich- ard Davenport, at Danville, Benjamin Bayles and Adam Beatty, at Washington, John Hickman and Valentine Peers, at Paris, and Thomas C. Howard and William Irvine, at Richmond 4 253
Kentucky River Company
Incorporated December 19, 1801 for the pur- pose of improving and extending the naviga- tion of Kentucky River, the promoters being
101
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Christopher Greenup, Burnett Pemberton and Thomas Todd in Franklin County; Rob- ert Alexander, Thomas Bullock and William Steele in Woodford County; James Trotter, John Jordan and Thomas Wallace in Fay- ette County; David Bullock, Robert Clarke, Jr., and Dillard Collins in Clarke County; John Patrick, James Barnett and John Wil- kinson in Madison County; John Harrison, Thomas Kennedy and Abner Baker in Gar- rard County; Gabriel Slaughter, James Bir- ney and James Moore in Mercer County; William Price, George Walker and Benja- min Bradshaw in Jessamine County; Wil- liam Henry, David Flournoy and Bartlett Collins in Scott County; Isaac Shelby, Wil- liam Logan and William Whitley in Lineoln County
(b) Daniel Garrard, John Bates and Beverly Brod- das named commissioners to open South Fork of Kentucky River to navigation.
4
94
(d) Green Clay, John Jackson. Robert Burnside, William N. Lane, Jepthah Dudley, Stephen Trigg, Samuel McCoun, Charles Wilkins, Lewis Sanders, John Hanna and Beverly Broadus appointed commissioners in lieu of those named at (e)
4 318
(e) John W. Hunt, Lewis Sanders, Abner Legrand, Samuel Maecoun and James Morrison ap- pointed commissioners in lieu of those at (e) and (d) .
5 12
(f) Henry Clark, John Gilbert and John Murphy appointed commissioners to open Red Bird Fork to navigation 5 149
Kentucky Seminary (Franklin County)
(a) Incorporated December 17, 1800 with Bennett Pemberton, Thomas Todd, William Murry, George Madison, Baker Ewing, Otho Beatty, Isaac E. Gano, James Blair, Daniel Weisiger,
2 448
(c) Green Clay, Thomas C. Howard, John W. Hunt, Lewis Sanders, William N. Lane, Beverly Broaddus, Jepthah Dudley, Charles Buek, John Rochester, Beriah Megoffin and John Hann appointed commissioners to raise by lottery a fund to open Kentucky River to navigation from Garrards Lick on Goose Creek to its mouth.
4 210
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William Trigg, John M. Seott, Anthony Crockett, Thomas Tunstall, John Logan. Isham Talbot, JJoseph H. Daviess and Wil- liam Hunter as Trustees. 2 388
(b) John Brown, Daniel Weisiger, William Hunter. Achilles Sneed. James Blair, William Trigg and Christopher Greenup appointed Trustees 1 319
Kenney, James (see James Kinney)
(a) Trustee Bourbon Academy. . ? 242
(b) Commissioner for Bourbon County to open South and Stoners Forks of Licking to nav- igation 3 193
Kerby, Jesse
One of Commission to open Drake Creek in Warren County to navigation. 4 361
Kerchevall, John
(a) Suits by Commonwealth against him in Mason and Montgomery Counties to recover money fraudulently obtained from the Treasury were authorized . 4 74
(b) Fees allowed witnesses on trial. 4 188
Kerley, William
Commissioner of the Madison Road. 4 55
Kesler, Daniel
(a) Authorized to locate 200 aeres of land and erect a grist mill on Russells Creek. 3 465
(b) Quantity of land at (a) redneed to 49 aeres .. 4 6
Kester. William, Sr.
Title confirmed to 557 aeres in Shelby County purchased from Adam Shepherd. 5 299
Ketcham, John
Trustee Shelby Library Company. 4 90
Killam, Asa
Patent granted to land on which he had re- sided since 1788. 5 310
Kincaid, Andrew
Trustee Fleming Academy 2 241
Kincaid, Archibald
Promoter at Versailles of Lexington and Louis- ville Turnpike Road Company 5 519
Kincaid, James (see Kencaid)
Relieved of consequences of errors as propri- etor of head-right claims. 4 38
Kincaid, John
Sale to him and Joseph Kineaid of part of pub- lie square in Versailles confirmed. 4 206
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KINCAID
Kincaid, Joseph
(a) Sale to him and John Kincaid of part of pub- lic square in Versailles confirmed.
4. 206
(b) Incorporator of Versailles Library Company .. 4 356
Kincheloe, Lewis
Inspection site in Muhlenberg County 2 383
Kindell, William (see Kendell)
Inspection site in Nelson County. 2 384
King, Abraham
Gallatin-Ohio Steamboat Company to organize at his house in Gallatin County 5 345
King, Elizabeth
Authorized to sue Robert King for divorce 2 187
King, James
Trustee Pendleton Academy 5
174
King, Robert
(a) Elizabeth King authorized to sue him for di- vorce 2 187
(b) Ineorporator and promoter of Gallatin-Ohio Steamboat Company 5 343
Kinkead, James (see Kencaid)
House near Roekeastle River on Wilderness Road 3 511
Kinney. James (see James Kenney)
Trustee Bourbon Academy 2 237
Kirby, Samuel
Trustee of Louisville 3
547
Kirk, Robert
Inspection site in Livingston County 2 391
Kirkpatrick, James
Given time to build on lot in Harrodsburg 5
7
Kirkpatrick, Moses
Inspection site in Cumberland County 3 124
Kirtley, Jeremiah
Trustee Boone Academy 5 76
Kirtley, Pleasant
Trustee of Campbellsville. 5 430
Kishner, David
Voting place at house in Christian County 4 225
Knapp, Joshua
Commissioners to lease road from Fleming County to the Big Sandy directed to meet at his house. 4 238
Knight, John
Trustee of Shelbyville 1 151
Knighten, Jesse
Donated 98 acres of land in Muhlenberg County 4 394
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KNOBLER
Knobler, John
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Trustee Bethel Academy 2
174
Knox County
(a) Formed June. 1800 from Lincoln County
298
(b) Part of Madison County added to.
3
182
(e) Clay County, in part, carved from. . 3
338
(d) Roekeastle County, in part, earved from 1
91
Kyle, Thomas
Trustee Washington Academy
242
Lacassagne, Michael
Trustee of Louisville. 3
547
Lacey, Benjamin
Named in boundary of election precinct in Christian County . 4 329
Lacey, William
An over-payment for head-right land refunded 4 87
Lackey, Alexander
One of Commission to open road from Mt. Sterling to Prestonburg and thence to Cum- berland Mountain. 5 553
Lad, Benjamin
Named in boundary of election preeinet in Christian County. 5 80
Laman. John
Voting place at house in Ohio County 4 416
Lamb, Samuel
Trustee Harrison Academy
241
Lamb, William
(a) Trustee Town of Washington (1786) 3
555
(b) Same as (a) (1790). 3 556
Lancaster
Established February 10, 1798 on lands of William Buford. 2 172
Lancaster Academy
Incorporated December 22, 1798 with Benjamin Perkins, John Harrison. James Thompson. John Bryant. Samuel Gill, Henry Pawling. Benjamin Leteher, William Bledsoe, John Jones, John Boyle. Jr., and William Camp- bell as Trustees. 242
Lancaster, John
Trustee Washington Academy 2 242
Lancaster Library Company Incorporated December 18. 1804 by John Boyle, Jr .. Peter Bembridge. Benjamin Letcher, Samuel MeKec. William Owsley, Jr., William M. Bledsoe. Abner Baker.
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Stephen Perkins, John Bryant, Achilles Bal- linger, John Yantes, Isaac Alderson, Wil- liam Buford and Alexander Wright .. 3 208
Lancaster, Susannah
Price of small traet of land remitted. 5 149
Landers, John
Trustee of Winchester 1 340
Landreth, David
Authorized to sue Delilah Landreth in Logan County for divorce. 3 179
Landreth, Delilah
See David Landreth
Lane, James H.
Named in Montgomery-Bath County boundary 4 215
Lane, William N.
(a) Trustee Winchester Library Company 4 195
(b) One of Commission to raise by lottery a fund to open Kentucky River to navigation 4 210
(e) Same as (b) 4 318
Langby, Jeremiah Trustee Greenville Academy 4 113
Langford, Stephen (see Lankford)
Justices of Rockcastle County to meet at house 4 92
Langhorn, Morris
Promoter at Maysville of Maysville and Lex- ington Turnpike Road Company. 5 536
Langhorne, Maurice
Some warrants collected by him as Deputy Sheriff of Bourbon County were ordered paid 2 485
Lanier, James
(a) Authorized to erect mill dam on South Fork of Licking 2 359
(b) Mill seat sold to Alvin Montjoy. 3 172
(e) Trustee of Hopewell (Paris) (1789) 3 568
Lankford, Stephen (see Langford)
Named in Lincoln-Pulaski County boundary .. 2 189
Lapsley, Samuel
Trustee of Harrodsburg (1785) 3 552
Larue, Jacob
Trustee Hardin Academy. 2
243
Laurence, James
Granted reward for arrest of Hugh Ross. 1 358
Lawes, Thomas
Voting place at house in Jefferson County 5 334
Lawless, Benjamin
One of Commission to open Big Barren River to navigation. 4 116
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Lawrence, Joseph
Allowed pay for guarding families moving
through Cumberland Gap in 1786. 3 407
Lawrence, Samuel
Promoter at Middletown of Lexington and Louisville Turnpike Road Company 5 519
Leadworks (near Millersburg)
Lottery for benefit of authorized. 2 491
Leaman, John
(a) Justices of Daviess County to meet at his house 5 160
(b) One of Commission to locate County Seat of Daviess County. 5 160
Leavel, Lewis
Trustee Lebanon Academy. 5 323
Leavy, William
(a) Director Vineyard Society of Lexington. 2 268
(b) Incorporator of Lexington White Lead Man- ufacturing Company 5 204
Lebanon
Established January 31, 1815 on lands of Wil- liam Purdie, Robert H. Fogle, David Gra- ham, George Mercer. Richard Foreste, and Benediet Spalding, Jr., with David Clark, Edward M. Elder. David Graham, Clement Parsons, Robert H. Fogle. Stephen Purdie. Benedict Spalding, Jr., and James McElroy, as Trustees. . 5
191
Lebanon Academy (Christian County)
(a) Incorporated December 17, 1810 with Fines Ew- ing, Ephriam MeClean, Samuel Moore, Young Ewing. Daniel Benham, Robert Coleman and David Barty, as Trustees. 4 193
(b) Lewis Leavel. Elijah Garth, John Davis, Abra- ham MeKinney and James Berry named as additional Trustees. 5 323
Lee, Hancock
Inspection site at Leestown in Fayette County .. 3 580
Lee, Henry
(a) Trustee of Washington (1786)
3
555
(b) Trustee of Washington (1790) . 3
556
(e) Trustee of Charlestown (1787) 3
562
(d) Trustee of Maysville (1787) 3
565
Lee, John
Reward paid for his apprehension for felony ... 5 385
Lee, John N.
Granted reward for apprehending a fugitive from justice 1 148
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Lee, Peter
Promoter for Town of Washington of Ohio Canal Company 3
221
Lee, Willis A.
Clerk of Kentucky Senate (1814) 5 270
Lees, Benjamin
Inspection site in Logan County. 2
278
Lees Lick
(a) Road from to Crab Orchard improved. 2
162
(b) Road from to interseet Wilderness Road opened 3 53
Legate, Samuel
Trustee Henderson Library Company 5 460
Legrand, Abner
One of Commission to raise by lottery a fund to open Kentucky River to navigation 5
12
Leiper, John
Granted reward for capture of Micajah Harp .. 2 365
Letcher, Archibald S. Trustee of Crab Orchard. 5 351
Letcher, Benjamin
(a) Trustee Laneaster Academy 2
242
(b) Trustee Lancaster Library Company 3 208
Leuther, John, Sr.
Commissioner for Campbell County to open road from Newcastle to mouth of Licking. 3 365
Lewis, Aaron
Trustee of Boonesborough. 3 539
Lewis Academy
Incorporated January 31, 1809 with Winslow Parker, Robert Robb, Aaron Stratton, William Walker, John Radford, James Barclay and Rowland Thomas, Trustees 4 17
Lewis, Colonel
A Chickasaw Indian-granted relief. 1 696
Lewis County
(a) Formed April 1, 1807 from Mason County .. 3 339
(b) William P. Fleming, Cornelius Hall, David Bal- lengall, William Woodward and William Lowry named commissioners to locate County Seat .. 3 340
Lewis, George
(a) Trustee of Washington 1 199
(b) Founder of Lewisbourgh. 1 295
(c) Trustee Franklin Academy 1 296
Lewis, John
(a) Trustee Bullitt Academy. . 2
243
(b) Inspection site on Jessamine Creek 1 370
LEWIS
108
(c) Inspection site on Jessamine Creek.
2
279
(d) Balance of State price of land remitted.
3
171
Lewis, Samuel
One of Commission to clear Kentucky River at Frankfort to navigation 5 390
Lewis, Thomas
(a) Trustee Transylvania University
2
234
(b) Aets as commissioner to replace Fayette County Burnt Records confirmed. 3
154
Lewis, William
(a) Trustee Town of New Market (1786)
3 560
(b) Given time to settle as Sheriff of Jessamine County 3 94
Lewisbourgh (Mason County)
Established December 17, 1795 on lands of George Lewis, with Thomas Young, Jesse Hoard. Alexander K. Marshall, William Trip- lett, William Derrett and Duval Payne as Trustees 1 295
Lexington
(a) Established May, 1782 on 640 acres of unappro- priated land and 70 acres, part of a survey for John Floyd, with John Todd, Robert Patterson, William Mitchell, Andrew Steel, William Hen- derson, William McCownald and William Steel as Trustees
(b) Part of public square set apart for a house of divine worship (1789)
3 550
Lexington Library Association
Incorporated November 29, 1800 by Thomas Hart Sr., James Morrison, John Bradford, James Trotter. John A. Seitz, Robert Patter- son. John McDowell, Robert Barr, William McBean, James McCown, Caleb Wallace. Field- ing L. Turner, Samuel Postlethwait and Thomas Barr 2 375
Lexington and Louisville Turnpike Road Company Incorporated February 4, 1817 by John W. Hunt, Charles Wilkins, Charles Humphreys and John Telford, of Lexington; John Brown. James W. Hawkins, William Starling and Richard Taylor. Jr., of Frankfort; Adam Steele. Isaae Watkins, William Logan and Samuel Dupuy, of Shelbyville ; Samuel Law- rence and Benjamin Head, at Middletown ; Cuthbert Bullitt, Richard Steele, John Ed- wards and Samuel Churchill at Louisville ;
3 549
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LEXINGTON MFG. CO.
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John MeKinney, Jr., John Mitehum, Archibald Kincaid and David Crawford, at Versailles; and Elijah Craig, Samuel Shepard, Job Stevenson and John I. Jolinson at George- town 5 519
Lexington Manufacturing Company
Incorporated February 4, 1815 by Charles Wil- kins, George Trotter, Jr., Samuel Trotter, James Prentiss, John T. Mason, Jr., and James D. Wolf, to manufacture woolen and cotton goods 5
251
Lexington Medical Society
Lottery for its benefit authorized 3 159
Lexington Seminary
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