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6000 aeres Green River lands vested in Adam Rankin, Peter January, Sr., David Logan, William Robinson, David MeGee, Richard Steele and James Seott, as Trustees for its benefit 2 108
Lexington White Lead Manufacturing Company Incorporated February 3, 1815 by Samuel Trot- ter, George Trotter, Jr., William Leavy, Joseph H. Hawkins, Littleberry Hawkins, and Fred- erick Ridgely ; Richard Higgins, John Tilford and George Trotter, Jr., being authorized to accept stoek subscriptions. 5 204
Liberty Academy (Casey County)
Incorporated January 18, 1810 with Moses Rice, John Depau, Archibald Northeut, Job Sweney, William Scott, John Campbell and James Swegit, Trustees 4 114
Libraries-see Danville Mt. Sterling Newcastle
Frankfort
Georgtown Paris
Henderson Shelby-see Washingtonian Stanford
Hopkinsville
Lancaster Versailles
Lexington Washingtonian Louisville Winchester
Licking Iron Company Incorporated February 4, 1817 5 552
Licking River
(a) Declared navigable to Slate Creek.
1
227
(b) South and Stoners Forks declared navigable, and Benjamin Harrison, John Wall and Isaae Riddle named commissioners to open South
LINCOLN COUNTY
110
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Fork, and Samuel Clay, Benjamin Bedford, John Allen and Laban Shipp to open Stoners Fork
1 192
(e) Milldams on Main Licking regulated.
2
314
(d) Milldams on South Fork regulated.
2
315
(e) Fish dams on Main Licking prohibited.
3
8
(f) Milldams on South and Stoners Forks regulated 3 32
(g) James Kenny, Henry Clay, Jr., Jacob Spears, and Joseph L. Stephens, of Bourbon County, and Thomas Holt, John Wall and John Smith, of Harrison County, named commissioners to clear South and Stoners Forks to navigation 3 193
(h) Milldams on Main Licking below mouth of Fleming Creek prohibited 5 585
Lincoln County
(a) Formed November 1, 1780 from Kentucky County
1 626
(b) Mercer County carved from.
1 627
(c) Madison County carved from
1 627
(d) Logan County carved from.
1
630
(e) Green County, in part, carved from.
1
631
(f) Garrard County, in part, carved from
1
384
(g) Pulaski County, in part, carved from
2
298
(i) Part of added to Garrard County.
2
461
(j) Casey County carved from.
3
325
(k) Part of Casey County returned to 3
474
(1) Part of added to Mercer County 4
86
(m) Rockcastle County, in part, earved from.
4
91
(n) George Murrell and John Blain of Lincoln County and Major John Woolford of Casey County named commissioners to survey Lin- coln-Casey County line. 5 105
Lincoln, Mordecai
Appointed surveyor of road from Springfield toward Frankfort 3 22
Lindsey, Thomas
Trustee of Newport 1 281
Linsey, Caleb
Error in patent corrected. 5 367
Littell, James
Granted change of venue from Pendleton to Clarke County on trial for murder 3 515
Littell, William
(a) Compensation allowed for services as Judge Ad- vocate at trial of the Adjutant General ... .
3 491
2
189
(h) Knox County carved from.
111
LITTLE
(c) Granted access to all enrolled bills in office of Secretary of State. 5
75
Little, James
(a) Trustee of Hopewell (Paris) 3
568
(b) Trustee of Falmouth. 1 181
(c) His sureties as Sheriff of Bourbon County re- quired to settle. 5
45
Littlepage, Eppes
Inspection site in Muhlenberg County 3
24
Livingston County
(a) Formed May, 1799 from Christian County 2
198
(b) Caldwell County carved from. 4 22
Lockwood, Samuel
Trustee Pendleton Academy 5
174
Lodge, Matthew, deceased
Attested copy of certificate of survey allowed to be filed in lieu of original 4 171
Lofton, John G.
Claimant of site of Centreville in Livingston County 3 354
Logan Academy
(a) William Wallace, Ninian Edwards, Reazin Davidge, Walter Jones, Reubin Ewing, Moses Steele, William Reading, John Porter, James McMahan, Maxwell Sharp, Robert Ewing, Samuel Caldwell and William S. Dallum ap- pointed Trustees 3 206
(b) Amos Edwards, William W. Whitaker and Arm- stead Morehead appointed Trustees instead of Rezin Davidge, Moses Steele and William S. Dallum 3
277
3 409
(c) Merged into Newton Academy Logan, Benjamin
(a) Trustee Transylvania Seminary (1783) . 3
571
(b) Stanford established on his lands (1786) 3
558
(c) Trustee of Stanford (1786) . 3
559
(d) Delegate from Shelby County to second Con- stitutional convention (1799) 1
58
(e) Trustee Shelby Academy 2
241
Logan, General Benjamin (see Logan's Expedition) Pay allowed William Hadden and James Neville for services under him on his expedition against the Shawnees in 1786 3 344
Logan County
(a) Formed September 1, 1792 from Lincoln County 1 630
(b) Christian' County carved from 1 365
(e) Warren County carved from. 1 369
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LOGAN
(d) Muhlenberg County, in part, carved from
2
205
(e) Butler County, in part, carved from.
1
110
(f) Part of added to Butler County. 5
70
Logan, David
(a) Trustee Lexington Seminary
2
108
(b) Trustee Stanford Library Company. 5
455
Logan's Expedition against the Shawnees Pension granted William Rout on account of services on, in 1786. 2
485
Logan, Hugh
Trustee Stanford Academy 2 240
Logan, James
Trustee Shelby Academy 2 241
Logan, John
(a) Trustee of Stanford (1786) .
3 559
(b) Delegate from Franklin County to second Con- stitutional Convention (1799)
1 58
(c) Trustee of Frankfort
1 247
(d) One of Commission to erect a jail at Frankfort
1 263
(e) His addition included in Frankfort
1
641
(f) Trustee Kentucky Seminary
2
389
(g) Trustee Washingtonian Library
4 354
(h) Justices of Knox County to meet at his house .. 2
298
Logan, John, deceased
(a) Suit by State authorized to ascertain the amount due on a settlement of his accounts as State Treasurer
3 492
(b) Property to be sold under execution in suit by Commonwealth
4 59
(c) Late State Treasurer-the Attorney General was directed to institute suit against his heirs .. 5
47
Logan, Joseph
Trustee Bracken Academy 2
242
Logan Vineyard Society
Incorporated December 24. 1803 by William S. Dallum, William W. Whitaker, James Wilson, Amos Edwards and Samuel Caldwell. 3 139
Logan, William
(a) Trustee of Harrodsburg (1785) . 3 552
(b) Delegate from Lincoln County to second Con- stitutional Convention (1799) 1 58
(c) Promoter for Lincoln County of Kentucky River Navigation Company 2
448
(d) Trustee Stanford Academy
3
334
(e) Trustee Glasgow Academy 4 85
(f) Promoter at Shelbyville of Lexington and Louis- ville Turnpike Road Company 5 519
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LONEY
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(g) Named in boundary of election precinet in Bracken County 3 487
Loney, Amos
Attested copy of survey allowed filed in lieu of certificate of survey 4 192
Long, Nimrod
One of Commission to open Mud River in Logan County to navigation 4 338
Long, Thomas
Allowed pay for services as provost marshal. ,
3 491
Long, William B. Incorporator of Versailles Library Company. . .
4 356
Loofbourrow, Thomas V.
Promoter of Frankfort Bridge Company ... · Louisville
4 138
(a) Established May 1780 on lands belonging to John Connolly, with John Todd, Jr., Stephen Trigg, George Slaughter, John Floyd, William Pope, George Merriwether, Andrew Hynes and Marsham Brashiers, Trustees. 3 540
(b) John Campbell asserted title to townsite (1783) 3 542
(e) Claims of John Campbell and John Connolly to . townsite adjusted .
(d) Same as (c)
3 543
(e) Same as (c).
3 545
(f) Richard Clough Anderson, William Taylor,
3 542
Robert Breckenridge, David Meriwether, John Clarke, Alexander Scott Bullitt and - James Francis Moore named commissioners to collect from the Trustees the proceeds of sales of lots and to sell the remaining lots and to settle the claims of John Campbell and Joseph Simon on account of a mortgage to them of the townsite by John Connolly (1786) (g) Buckner Thruston, James Wilkinson, Michael Lacassagne, Alexander Scott Bullitt, Benjamin Sebastian, John Felty, Jacob Reager, James Patton, Samuel Kirby, Benjamin Eriekson, and Benjamin Johnson appointed Trustees (1789) 3 547
3 545
(h) James Francis Moore, Abraham Hite, Abner Martin, Donne Basil Prather, and David Standeford named commissioners for sale of lots as at (f) (1790). 3 547
(i) Campbell Town established (1785) 3 554
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Louisville Hospital
Incorporated February 5, 1817 by Robert Breckenridge, Levi Tyler. Thomas Bullitt, Thomas Prather, David Fetter, Richard Fer- guson, John Croghan, Peter B. Ormsby, James H. Overstreet. William S. Vernon, Paul Skidmore and Dennis Fitzhugh 5 574
Louisville Library Company
Incorporated February 8, 1816 by Mann Butler, William C. Galt, Brooke Hill, Hezekiah Haw- ley and William Tompkins. 5 359
Love, James
Trustee of Hartford 3 443
Love, Joseph
(a) Authorized to locate 2000 aeres of land in Pulaski County for iron works.
4 257
(b) Benjamin Fisher, assignee, given time to locate lands at (a) . 5 463
Love, William
(a) Trustee Newton Academy 2
241
(b) Trustee Grayson Seminary 5
325
Lowry, William
One of Commission to locate County Seat for Lewis County 3 340
Lusk, James
Inspection site in Livingston County 3 24
Lutheran High Dutch Congregation
Sale of lands for benefit of Franklinian School in Mercer County authorized. 3 458
Lyle, John
Trustee Winchester Academy 2 217
Lynch, Charles
Trustees named to sell lands for his benefit . 1 219
Lyne, Edmund
(a) Trustee Town of Washington (1786) 3 555
(b) Trustee Town of Washington (1790) . 3
556
(c) Lands named in boundary of Washington 3 556
Maberry, -
Inspection site in Christian County 3
124
Macbean, William (see McBean)
Promoter of Madison Hemp Company 3
532
Maccoun, David
Promoter of Madison Hemp Company. 3 532
Maccoun, James (see Mccown)
(a) Promoter of Madison Hemp Company. 3
532
(b) One of Commission to build bridge over North Elkhorn in Scott County 4
88
114
LOUISVILLE LIBRARY CO.
115
MACCOUN
Maccoun, Samuel (see McCoun)
One of commission to raise by lottery a fund to open Kentucky River to navigation ...... 5 12
Macey, Alexander
One of Commission to open Kentneky River at Frankfort to navigation 5 390
Machir, John
(a) Trustee Franklin Academy 1 296
(b) Promoter at Town of Washington, of Ohio Canal Company
3
221
(c) Trustee Franklin Academy
3 255
(d) Promoter at Town of Washington of Bank of Kentucky
3 390
(e) Trustee of Charlestown (1787)
3
562
Madison Academy
(a) Incorporated December 22, 1798 with Hicker- son Grubbs, Robert Caldwell, Green Clay, Christopher Irwin, Archibald Wood, James Speed, Matthew Huston, Joseph Kennedy, James Barnet, Robert Rhodes, John Millar and John Patrick, Trustees.
2 241
(b) Robert Rodes, Archibald Woods, William Irvine. John Patrick and James Barnett ap- pointed Trustees 3 278
(c) John Patrick, Moses M. Price, Anthony W. Rollins, Archibald Woods and Curtis Fields appointed Trustees 5 133
Madison County
(a) Formed August 1, 1785 from Lineoln County 1 627
(b) Garrard County, in part, carved from
1 384
(c) Part added to Garrard County 2 270
(d) Part added to Knox County
3
182
(e) Clay County, in part, carved from
3
338
(f) Part added to Floyd County
3
339
(g) Estill County, in part, carved from
3
441
(h) Part of Estill County added to. 3
473
(i) Rockcastle County, in part, carved from. 4
91
(j) Parts of Clay and Rockcastle Counties added to Madison, Gabriel
4 406
Trustec of New Market (1786) . 3 560
Madison, Gabriel, deceased
(a) Inspection site on lands in Ohio County 3
324
(b) Hartford established on his lands 3
443
Madison, George
(a) Trustee Town of Preston ..
(b) Trustee Kentucky Seminary 2
1
347
389
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MADISON SPINNING CO.
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(c) One of Commission to settle accounts at the penitentiary 5 296
(d) One of Commission to open Kentucky River at Frankfort to navigation. 5 390
Madison Hemp and Flax Spinning Company
Incorporated February 24, 1808 by William Macbean, Henry Clay, Robert Frazier, James Maceoun and David Maccoun 3 532
Madison, Rev. James
Allowed to re-survey 10,000 acres on Big Sandy 3 346
Madison, Rowland, deceased
(a) Former Surveyor of Warren County. The pres- ent Surveyor was authorized to record plats and certificates made by him. 2 287
(b) His securities authorized to collect the sur- veyors fees due him 2 360
Magary, Hugh Trustee Town of Warwick (1787) . 3 564
Magoffin, Beriah
One of Commission to raise by lottery a fund to open Kentucky River to navigation. 4 210
Mahan, James
Granted patent to Green River land 5 18
Manchester Academy
Incorporated January 31, 1809 with Winslow Parker. Robert Robb, Aaron Stratton. Wil- liam Walker, John Radford, James Barclay and Rowland Thomas. Trustees 4 17
Manifee, Richard See Menifee
Manns Lick (Jefferson County)
(a) Named in location of New Town. 1 233
(b) Road from to mouth of Big Barren opened. . . 191
Mangham, John K. Authorized to patent land on which he lived .. 4 248
Marble, Peter F.
Ordered to alter mill dam on Main Licking so as not to obstruet navigation. 5 374
Marrs, William
Registry of a survey in his favor authorized .. 5 553
Marshall, Alexander Trustee Franklin Academy 1 296
Marshall, Alexander K.
Trustee of Lewisbourgh. 1 295
117
MARSHALL
Marshall, Robert
(a) Trustee Kentucky Academy
1
228
(b) Trustee Transylvania University
Marshall, Thomas
(a) Trustee Franklin Academy
1
296
(b) Trustee Franklin Academy 3
3
557
(d) Trustee Transylvania Seminary (1788) 3
572
Marshall, Thomas, deceased Sale of lands authorized. 5
Marshall, Thomas, Jr.
Delegate from Mason County to seeond Consti- tutional Convention (1799) . 1 58
Marstison, Richard (see Masterson)
Justices of Gallatin County to meet at his house 2 204
Martin, Abner
One of Commissioners to sell lots in Louisville (1790) 3
547
Martin, David, deceased
Sale of lands authorized. 2 486
Martin, Edward
Named in Allen-Warren County boundary. 5 348
Martin, Henry
Balance of State price of land remitted. 5 482
Martin, James
Given time to certify delinquent list as Deputy Sheriff of Shelby County. 3 345
Martin, John Trustee of Winehester 1 340
Martin, General Joseph
Commissioner for Virginia to locate boundary line 2
276
Mason County
(a) Formed May 1, 1788 from Bourbon County 1 628
(b) Campbell County, in part, carved from.
1 632
(c) Bracken County carved from. 1 366
(d) Fleming County carved from.
2
175
(e) Floyd County, in part, earved from. 2
282
(f) Nicholas County, in part, carved from
2
366
(g) Greenup County carved from
3
117
(h) Lewis County carved from 3
339
Mason, Edward
Named in Rockcastle County boundary 1 92
Mason, John T., Jr.
Incorporator of Lexington Manufacturing Com-
pany 5 251
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255
(c) Trustee of Frankfort (1786) .
4
118
MASON
Mason, Nicholas
Allowed pay for a tour of duty 5 190
Mason, Polly, et al.
She and Elizabeth Barnett granted 400 aeres as heirs of Abraham IIolt 5 22
.
Masons
(a) Lottery for Lexington Lodge No. 25 authorized. 1 577
(b) Gabriel Tandy. Thomas Bodley. Daniel Bradford, John Tilford. and Dr. William Richardson named managers to raise by lottery $30,000 to build a Grand Masonie Hall in Lexington .... 5 181
(e) Franklin Lodge No. 28 authorized to hold lodge in Court House at Danville. 5 481
Massie, David
Promoter at Town of Washington of Maysville and Lexington Turnpike Road Company .... 5 536
Masterson, Richard (see Marstison)
(a) Trustee Town of Port William 1 340
(b) Trustee Bethel Academy 2 174
Matson, James
(a) Trustee Bourbon Academy 2
238
(b) Trustee Bourbon Academy 2
242
Maxwell, David
Voting place at house in Warren County 5 16
May-Bannister & Company Their line named in boundary of election pre- cinet in Breckenridge County 4 328
May, Daniel
Promoter for Newport of Ohio Canal Company. . 3 221
May's Entry Books Copied and compared 3 530
May, Gabriel Inspection site in Shelby County. 2
278
.
May, John
(a) Lands named in boundary of Town of Wash- ington 3
556
(b) Maysville established on his lands. 3
565
(e) Trustee Transylvania Seminary. 3
571
(d) Inspection site in Mason County. 2
140
(e) Owensboro established on his lands. 5 501
(f) Inspection site in Bourbon (Mason) County. 3 582
May, John, deceased
Commissioners named to divide lands held by him and Lewis Craig and Philemon Thomas, allot- ting his share to Mary May and JJohn May. his infant heirs 1 113
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MĄY
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May, John, Jr. See John May, deceased
May, Mary See John May, deceased May, Robert
Named in boundary of election precinct in Green county 5 317
Mayo, Daniel
Trustee Newport Academy 2 240
Mayo, William, Jr.
Inspection site in Madison County 2 213
Maysville
Established in 1787 on lands of John May and Simon Canton (Kenton) with Daniel Boone, Henry Lee, Arthur Fox, Jacob Boone, Thomas Brooks and George Miford, Trustees. 3 565
Maysville and Lexington Turnpike Road Company
Incorporated February 4, 1817 by John Sumrall, Johnson Armstrong, and Morris Langhorn of Maysville ; James A. Paxton, David Massie and John Chambers, of Washington; Hugh Brent, Thomas Jones, Valentine Piers and Wash- ington Ward, of Paris; Lewis Sanders, Thomas Bodley, James Prentiss and Bush- rod Boswell, of Lexington; James Mc- Clelland and Daniel Talbot, of Millersburg; James Morris and John Shotwell, Sr. of Mays Liek; and Maurice Morris of Carlisle. 5 535
Meacham, Joseph
Named in boundary of election precinct in Chris- tian County 4 329
Means, Thomas
Error in charge for head right land corrected .. 4 199
Mearce, James
Mill on Gasper River named in boundary of elec- tion precinet in Logan County
3 345
Meek, David
State price of head right land remitted. 4 323
Megowan, James S.
Suit by State against him in Mason and Mont- gomery Counties authorized to recover money fraudulently obtained by him from the Treasury 4 74
Meigs, John
Parthenia Meigs authorized to sue him in Clarke County for divorce. 3 509
120
MEIGS
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Meigs, Parthenia See John Meigs
Menifee, Richard
One of Commission to open road from Paris or Mt. Sterling to the Big Sandy 3
4
Mennonists
(a) Marriages of to be registered. 2
66
(b) Exempted from military service. 3
216
Mercer County
(a) Formed August 1, 1785 from Lincoln County. 1 627
(b) Franklin County, in part, earved from. 1
632
(e) Garrard County, in part, carved from 1 384
(d) Part of Lincoln County added to 4
86
Mercer, George
Co-founder of Lebanon. 5 191
Merewether, Nicholas (see Meriwether, Merriwether)
Trustee Shelby Academy 2
241
Meriwether, David
One of Commission to sell lots in Louisville 3
545
Meriwether, George (see Merriwether)
Trustee Transylvania Seminary 3
571
Meriwether, James Trustee Jefferson Seminary ?
108
Merrimee, William, deceased
Sale of lands authorized. 3 491
Merriwether, George (see Meriwether) Trustee of Louisville . 3 540
Merriwether, Major
Empowered to appoint surveyors (1783) 1 442
Metcalf, John
(a) Trustee Bethel Academy. 2 174
(b) Given eredit on settlement as surety for Morrow, Sheriff of Bourbon County 3 95
Metcalfe, John
(a) Trustee Bourbon Academy 2
237
(b) Trustee Bourbon Academy 2
242
Metcalfe, Norris Granted change of venue 5 202
Metcalfe, Thomas
(a) Granted change of venue. 5
202
(b) Named in Nicholas-Harrison County boundary. . 5 366
Meteer, William Trustee of Mt. Sterling 1 125
Middletown (Jefferson County)
(a) Election of Trustees provided for
275
(b) Eleetion of Trustees confirmed.
458
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Miford, George
Trustee of Maysville 3 565
Milford (Madison County)
(a) Established in 1789 on lands of Samuel Estill and John Estill, deceased, with Green Clay, John Miller, William Irvine, Archibald Woods, James Barnett, George Adams, Michael Me- Neeley, James French and Robert Rhodes, Trustees
.
3 567
(b) Samuel Estill, James McCollister, Robert Cald- well and Benjamin Holliday, appointed Trustees 1 225
(c) Road from (described as Madison Court-house) to interseet Wilderness Road, authorized ... . .
1 687
(d) County Seat of Madison County, removed from 2 165
Miligan, John Costs of trial of allowed 1 239
Millar, John Trustee Madison Academy 2 241
Miller, David Inspection site in Livingston County 2 457
Miller, David, deceased
Plat and certificate of survey registered. 5 513
Miller, Hugh, Sr.
Trustee Harrison Academy 2
241
Miller, Isaac
Ineorporator of Cynthiana Manufacturing Com- pany 5 378
Miller, Jacob
(a) Named in boundary of election precinct in Hardin County
4 202
(b) One of Commission to open Nolinn Creek in Hardin County to navigation. 4 221
Miller, James
John Carter, charged with his murder, escaped jail and was apprehended. 4 148
Miller, John
(a) Trustee Town of Milford (1789) 3 567
(b) Trustee Kentucky Academy. 1 228
Miller, Samuel A.
(a) Trustee Hopkinsville Library Company. 5 361
(b) One of Commission to sell part of publie square in Hopkinsville 5 511
Millersburg
(a) Lottery authorized to promote lead works near .. 2 491
(b) Aet (a) repealed. 3 98
MILLS
122
Mills, Benjamin
Trustee Paris Library 3 455
Mills, Jesse
Named in boundary of election precinet in Green County 5
317
Mills, Thomas
Inspection site in Mason County 2 280
Minor, George D.
One of Commission to open Big Barren River to navigation 4 116
Minor, Nicholas
Delegate from Nelson County to second Con- stitutional Convention (1799) 1 58
Minter, Jane, deceased, and
Minter, Joseph, deceased Sale of land authorized 5
4
Mitchell, Adam Trustee of Kennedysville 1 342
Mitchell, David Inspection site in Woodford County 1 370
Mitchell, Ignatius Charlestown established on his lands 3 562
Mitchell, James
Named in Adair-Green County boundary 2 430
Mitchell, John A.
Allowed pay for repairs to State House-also one of Commission to make further repairs ... 3 509
Mitchell, Joseph, deceased
Sale of lands authorized 1 219
Mitchell, Thomas
One of Commissioners for Shelby County to survey the Shelby-Henry County line. 5 330
Mitchell, William
(a) Voting place at house in Bourbon County 2
385
(b) Trustee of Lexington (1782) 3 549
Mitchell, William, deceased Lands authorized conveyed to Cornelius Shuck 4 241
Mitchell, Willis, Sr.
(a) Justices of Allen County to meet at his house 5 157
(b) Voting place at his house in Allen County . Mitchison, John
5 157
Credit allowed on settlement as surety for an insolvent sheriff 5 578
Mitchum, John
Promoter at Versailles of Lexington and Louis- ville Turnpike Road Company 5 519
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MITCHUSON
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Mitchuson, William
Trustee Caledonia Academy 5
3
Mock, Daniel Trustee of Springfield 1 176
Moderel, Robert (see Modrel)
Trustee Somerset Academy 3
37
Modrel, Robert
(a) Commissioner to build section of road from Danville to Tellico, beginning at Smith Ferry on Cumberland River
3 275
(b) Allowed compensation for services at (a) 3
364
Monks
Exempted from military service 3
216
Monrow, Alexander
Trustee Pendleton Academy 5 174
Monroe, Benjamin
Trustee of Stanford 5 166
Monroe, John
(a) Judge Circuit Court Third District 3
507
(b) Trustee Glasgow Academy
4
85
Monroe, William Trustee of Falmouth 1
181
Montague, Thomas
Trustee of Port William 1
232
Montford, John, deceased
Sale of lands authorized 5
42
Montgomery Academy
(a) Incorporated December 22, 1798, with Enoch Smith, James Pogue, Jilson Payne, Bennett Clark, Joseph Hume. William Payne, Abijah Brooks. James Ward, William Robinson and James MeIllany, Trustees
2 241
(b) Joseph How, Moses Bledsoe, James French, John Young and James Crawford named additional Trustees 3 438
Montgomery County
(a) Formed March 1, 1797 from Clarke County 1 366
(b) Floyd County, in part, carved from 2
282
(c) Bath County carved from 4
215
(d) Part of added to Estill County
5
327
Montgomery, James
(a) Inspection site in Wayne County 3
24
(b) Inspection site in Pulaski County
3
243
Montgomery, John
Trustee New Athens Academy 2
242
Montgomery, Nathan
Trustec New Athens Academy 2
242
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Montgomery, Thomas
(a) Surveyor of Lincoln County
2
192
(b) Authorized to sell lands of William Montgom- ery, deceased
2
236
(c) Same as (b)
2
359
(d) Inspection site in Wayne County
3
24
(e) Trustee Stanford Academy
3
334
Montgomery, William
(a) Trustee of Stanford
3
559
(b) Trustee of Stanford 1
240
(c) Allowed reward for arrest of Hugh Ross 1
1
239
(e) Granted change of venue from Hardin to Bullitt County on trial for larceny 5
538
Montgomery, William, deceased
(a) Sale of lands by Thomas Montgomery author- ized
2
236
(b) Same as (a)
2
359
Montjoy, Alvin
Given time to complete mill seat on South Lieking 3 172
Moore, Ephraim
Named in boundary of election precinct in Knox County 5 426
Moore, George, deceased
Lands taken into bounds of Bowling Green .. 5 192
Moore, James
(a) Promoter for Mercer County of Kentucky River Navigation Company 2
448
(b) Trustee Washingtonian Library 1 354
Moore, Dr. James
Part of lands added to Shelbyville 5 255
Moore, James F.
Trustee Jefferson Seminary 2
378
Moore, James Francis
(a) One of Commission to sell and adjust claims respecting lots in Louisville 3
542
(b) Same as (a) 3
547
(c) Founder of New Town 1 233
(d) Title to site of New Town quieted 1
261
Moore, John
Trustee New Athens Seminary 3 302
Moore, Lewis
(a) Trustee Franklin Academy 1
296
(b) Trustee Town of Washington. 2
393
Moore, Robert
Made an addition to Bowling Green 5 192
358
(d) Costs of trial allowed
125
MOORE
Moore, Samuel
(a) Trustee Stanford Academy
2
240
(b) Trustee Lebanon Academy
4 193
Moore, Thomas
Given eredit on settlement as keeper of turn- pike on Wilderness Road for money of which he was robbed 3 162
Moore, William
Ineorporator of Cynthiana Manufacturing Com- pany 5 378
Moore, Zachariah
Trustee Town of Salisberry 3 369
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