signed a petition to protest dividing up Bourbon County (Rejected)

signed a petition to protest dividing up Bourbon County (Rejected)

signed a petition to establish the town of Hopewell

The town of Paris in Bourbon County, Kentucky was first named Hopewell after the town in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania from where the initial settlement originated

signed a petition to establish the town of Hopewell

signed a petition to protest dividing up Bourbon County

signed a petition to extended time for recording deeds

signed a petition to support setting up navigation on the Licking River and to protest grist mills

1000 acres to Lucas Sullivant for 1000 pounds, witnessed by John Martin

husband not mentioned in the 1796 tax list, but is in the 1797 tax list

not mentioned in the 1796 tax list, but is in the 1797 tax list

bought 2 calves, 25 geese and 2 wheat vittles at the estate sale of Daniel Call

bought a horse at the estate sale of Jacob See

bought a hay stack at the estate sale of Thomas Parker

bought a cow and calf at the estate sale of Samuel Clay

being a man of bad habits, and having caused some fears, that he might go through his estate, and leave his family in want, executed to Caleb Litton, his brother-in-law, a conveyance of sundry slaves and personal estate, in trust for the exclusive use of his wife and children

bought a fat black steer at the estate sale of Daniel Ayres

bought a bed at the estate sale of Robert Hall

bought 3 old saddles at the estate sale of Samuel Dillon

bought 6 large sow and 2 pairs of sheep shears from the estate of Nathan C. Standiford

bought a cart at the estate sale of Jonathan Musick

bough a plough from the estate of Michael Knuson

bought the corn at the estate sale of Adam Woods

he was old and infirm, so his children had the land parcelled out into six 50 acres pieces

bought 13 hogs at the estate sale of Charles Yetton

bought a trundle bed at the estate sale of Charles Yetton

very old and infirm

made agreement to divide up father's lands getting 50+ acres

bought six sheep from the estate of Henry Man

bought five sheep from the estate of Charles Soper (his father-in-law Michael Letton also bought property)

bought a sorrel colt from the estate of James Duncan

bought aproperty from the estate of E. Bassey

He is shown as indebted to Dr. Thomas Barber's Estate for 1.25

lost his suit in the Court of Appeals by his daughter Evelina concerning the sale of a slave given to Evelina when an infant

he bought a sorrel horse from the estate of Henry Evatt

her dower is mentioned in the estate of her husband

her dower is mentioned in the estate of her husband

sold land to Charles D. Lenox

sold land to Charles D. Lenox

she bought a loom from her father-in-law's (John Layson) estate

inherited right to father-in-laws land

sold land inherited from father-in-law to Charles D. Lennox

sold property to Charles D. Lenox

was mentioned in Layson heir lawsuit